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FROM TIE DETROIT FREE PRESS.

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cosclusiou 10 Fixed that Tho Detroit Free
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circulation -though for that matter few
y pen have Z more extended ons-but
that tho most pso(osud Auction for Il
exists among those Who rssd And know
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Certain Il 10 that no journal eoatains
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Enjoya 10 Tie highest dsgrse, Ito
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The break 10 the prices OF hogs comes
little earlier than was expected by
{ = trade generally. and operator.
fer various theories AZ to tta cause
some claiming that the s0.cal!ed con.
trolling interest Ut Chicago having
gotten into 90 independent position
0tth regard TO previous contracts
and secured q liberal line OF shorts.
nave thrown upon the market their
nethods u depression II prices OF
hogs. PERHAPS the theory eAsiest 10
ucept 10 that tho thing has dropped
u lie own weight. Drovers have Lost
heavily on rrcent shipments. The
break 10 the prOvision market has
been severe on what IL nov termed
the ''lSmbs" In the trade. The hogs
are not all marketed yet: Domestic
trade from consuming districts has
been checked by the late advancing
tendency Of product. aud foreign or
dere have been limited. while there
has been fair movement abroad BY
cOnsiKnmabts. The old lard has
oeen steadily going into the hands OF
reHners. but there IL VT q large sur.
plus stock In sight. The relatively
higher Value OF meats leads to less
efforts for manufacture Of lard than
existed 4 year ago.
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10 nARCH :, 1851,
T1ne0UN 60p199o

Tho SUN will deal with tho events Of
the year 1880 in its own fashion, now
pretty we'll understood by everybody.
From January I until December 81 it
will be conducted a . Newspaper writ
ten in tho English language and printed
for tho whole people.
A a newspaper, Tho Sun believes ia
getting all tho news Of the world prompt
II and presenting It in tho most iutelli'
gible shaps-the shspe that will enable
IT, readen to keep we'll abreast Of the
ago with tho least unproductive expon.
diture Of time. The greateat interest "a
the greatest number-that is the Law
controlling it, daily make.np. II now
has circulation very much larger than
that Of any other American nowspaI er,
aud enjoys an income which, It 10 1t oil
times prepared to spend literally for thu
benefit Of its readers. People Of oil
conditions # life and all ways Of thick
ING huy and read The 6un; and they Oh
derive satisfaction Of cone sest from II
columns, for they keep o. buying ON
| reading it.
] The Sun believes that The only guide .
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Public Roads.

The importance OF placing and
keeping our public roads In passable
condition at all seasons IL engaging
public attention. The present sys-
tenn Of road working Is in this State
admitted by all to be obsolete. and
the demand for some new System. by
which work upon tho public high
ways Gao. not only 10 enforced. but
which will be directed to some pur.
pose whea applied.
We have 40 complaint IL make
against tho present road Overseers
aud road hands. where they work.
lhs system ia what We object to, al.
det to 4 want Of scientific skill,
Shicn they can acquire by study ana
.,racilcc Only.
Daring our extensive travels thls
summer VIZ found but QUO parish
where roads wors property worked ;
that was tue parish OF Caldwell. The
overseers there understood that
wstor must to drained .f'c@ roads to
mako them passable during the vet
seasons, aud the plo,r is the best ditching
machine known. lu our parish, as In
al otaers We visited, hoss. spades and
a1es to cut brush" and Ill Ia
washes" are the tools, and the
roads are lef. to wash OUT again
the t1rst rain and 70 drain tho whole
country.
The "road lava" OF our moro pro
gressive States will afford ua
much knowledge Of the new and Inn,
proved Systems under which theil
hi9hWsysare repaired and construct
ed, and our lseislstors will do the
STATE a incalculable benefit, besidea
adding TO To wealth ami prosperity
Il they give this subject their closes
study.
And they no doubt will.
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Personal.

". W. ARTHCR, ESQ.,, President Pc
,ic. Jury. parish Of Sabine. paid us ,
visit last Saturday and We trust b,
Will do Us the honor sg.in when b.
'isits our city. MI. ARTHUR report
ne eonditi N of s .bine " tiatterjns
I. l. GRAIN. ESQ Que OF our Graz
aIish subscribers DIR 'pped iu upo'
Is during the week aad We are gla,
note that he Is "a tat and heart,
~ ever.
Our friend A Y CARTER. Esq, CAV.
Is a call during the wenk.
Hon. W. A. PONDER was In tow
tuesday.
SAM RAlNks, Esq. sheriff. elect WI
"a towu NV Ycar'seve and SAM IL a.
smiling AMI ,n,pular ~ ever.
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AmuSclllcNts.

n14lWSCluCuNS
Cur good citizens hav, had, duriup
no past week. u variety Of Opportu
'ltics whioh they could and did em
GRACE ~ xinuso themselves.
The young gentlemen OF tho Bras.
Baud gave one Of their season Hops on
Wednesday evening last which Was
II course largely attended by the
site Of our fashion and beauty.
The GILBERTs with their tlrst class
entertainments have delighted splen.
lid audiences nightly at Firemen'@
dali beginning with Wsdnesda,
evening, aud our citizens. big. little,
old and young have enjoyed heart
lily Mosquitoes" aud "Pinafore.
The ladies Of the METHODIST Epls.
ooPAL Aid Society gave. on Tuesday
evening, another OF their elegan,
suppers from the proceeds Of which
they propose purchasing q fine bell
Tor the splendid church built through
the exertions OF their popular pastor,
Rev. T. J. HoUoH. We learn they
we're successful beyond expectation.
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Nov b the Tine g SubSerjbe % Eronl
Leslie's Popular 1oathly,

The January Number-commenc.
log Q new volume-of this very OF.
cellent magazine IL a. usually ct.
tsaotive story Of deep interest, On.
titled mot Guilty." BY Eta W.
Pierce. 10 begun, and those who read
tho opening chapters will scarcely
isii 70 follow the story to tho end.
rns leading asticlA "losberss. and
Osogers Eooouneered ct Sea-" BY
Capt. Barrett Of tho U. 8. Navy, b
eeplsee With information and exceed.
iosly Interesting. The Negro E1.
''dus from the Gulf 6satss." BY Fred
DIuslaas, "DWslling House Rsform"
ny 0so. J asgaf: "a article On de
Cslleyrsnd," and ono On Teeth" By
Dr. Wilson. viii not tsil 70 attract
consideration notice. The depart
ment Of fiction b very attractive. tho
stories sre By some Of tho most po.
pular writer's. aud one By n Robin.
son, telling ''Howxr. Mobiles took
bic Bride and xothsr'in.lsw to Ma.
xars Falls" With To comic illustrs-
ions. everybody Who co appreciate
Reouioe aumoe will enjoy. There
no poems BY Nellie O. Hsstipss, Rev.
". @. Wstklos, 4. 4. Wstts. eto:
mo admirable sketchss. and a
abundant misosllsoy embraclag Q
variety Of subjeots. Notes q Travel.
Fun, Science. ETC., etc. There are
| l2S Qusrto pages. With about 100 Il.
iastrs,ions, together With . beautiful
colored irontpisce. entitle ''Nsternal
Solioltude. Those OF our readers
who 1efire pleasant aud Instructive
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II annual Issue Of PrOf. TOES
WeAR1aa 1osEcAsr and AxEaloAN
ALMANAC tor $780," u out, and W.
M tAat tho tlrst edition Of over
eeeeoease wAs called for wlthio
ssaedags oeits publication. and .
eoeed larger one put to press. 1t 10
sa'ss ed moro specific 10 its wealth.
- psogaoetlcasioas for 1880 than
.0saaay, sueh - plaques and tho ~.
ueseoieal relations thereto. Feat
- ese1ssoes. cyclones, facts for
'0s..e:a'se 10 weather. etc., are dis
49,: 49,. Copy cen be obtained by In.
&c.,: . , ~. = ssass 70 Thompson, Tics
A'naeseoa. d. Louis, No.
We acpe 10 laad attorney OF real
seAas ssokss viii be 90 careless Of
s~s q BE ssighborhood's inter.
oso1a gloot u sssd be asme
~ useeaon 10 this forthcoming
Addpoooss should b forward.
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": Oepp b tAs editor Of Ooop's
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Land Onee News,
IMPORTANT PUBLIC LAND DECISION.
The Memnhia AvAlanca NJ n.>csm

The Memphis Avalanco OF Decem
oer II SAYS:
The Secretary Of tho Interior b.
redered y decision OF importance I.
Ill purchasers Of pabltc lands b,
''psIvste sotry" hoidiag that when
@ver, pfinr 10 pafentina, " 10 dic'v-
AIRED that the land previ,usly o6.,rts,
snd entered % AGRICULTURAL 10 really
mineral IN Its character, the entry
nus' b. Cancelled. and the land r..
served for entry under laws specially
applicable to miuing lands. Cne Is
10 was presented by the case OF
smith ScoRgin Va. Charles E. Culver
y" ai.. involving IN. title to ~ tract o.
1000 acres OF land 10 tho Camden
Ark, district, which was purchased
rom tn" government at private Gu
~ 10 1878. but subsequently found
% contain afRentiierous load ores.
Our snterpris,ng Lsad Omoe Oh
.'ials here Messrs. L DupLs,x, Reg.
stsr. and A. Z. LExEs Raosivsr. 10
port heavy entries dueing the wiatel
youths. Rsceivee LExEE kiudl,
FINISHES W With the following land
.otries since our last report. Heptem
nep 1T. 1879.
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VIGIER'S
ulllVD lllI!l PROCESS
FOR DISTINGUISHING
Steam Boilers
Positive Action Within Three Weeks.

thoy hold In solution. Remove Scale. PRO.
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Fitting" ContsinS 10 Acid, and guaranteed
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Total iio

Total ilo l0.S90.77
The iucgoo0e Tor four lnonths ovor
tho eotire eight months Of tho carly
part OF tho year y 400. se-lo0 scrss
and the IN numbor Of entries tho In.
crease bee been 50. while tho total
entry OF land uadse the Homestead
Act for tho yaas ending Dscember
Slss. 1879, at the Nstchitochss Land
Once has been 8. 9iS. 7S-l0O acres
iuenlshiag homes % go heads OF
families.
The Geootee nuUbee OF entries
have booa IN voenoo. 6ab)Ao and
Wshsese PARISHES.
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FLOODED STOCK,

THOROUGHBRED Short Horned cat.
l. tie, Co,swoid and southdown Sheep
and Berkshire Hogs. Delivered on board
steamboat st Alexaudris, Rspides par.
lib, whore tho stock has been pastured
/ einee tho Fall Of 1877 and 1878.
Terms Reasonable.
lpply to m. ARMSTRONG,
Ieb ely, Nsxaadria, Il.
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The river ia SLOWLY falling!
This must strike CONSERVATION e
shippers. but
Fulton reports Q rise!
All, veil. We can stand then to hold
out for card rave freighO and dollar
cotton.
Awopos OF the water In fuckers
reach.
Captains BoARDMAN and JACOBS tell
as that Mr.. TESTERS messurem ent
~ the Ford" in the Reach" is per-
fectly correct, but the bar has shifte1
higher up, and that % inches is as
much as any stick or line can find.
We believe you. gentlemen.
FreiRhts up are card rates but from
Shreveport to Grand Eccre the char.
zcs are card and one.half. and the
'reights from above are considerable
Cotton is shipping, when Il does chip.
It e per bale. but We hope to note
'rwyer rates when We get . good
liver.
The Shreveport papers are not do.
ng the handsome thing In reporting
he condition II the river.
The JESSIE X. BELL Is In New Or.
cans and will b. ready to take her
lace In the trade 40 soon ~ water
,ermits.
THE BELL.
Oh the Bell, the beautiful Bell,
Won't she cut tremendous swell,
AZ up odd Rs.l" she rapidly streams.
She's pretty and tast,
She's unsurpassed,
She's Howarla finest and Towards last
Shes bound to succeed,
She il indeed,
And will fila long. a long felt need.
-CoUrier..JoNraal.
The CHARNER. our other packet. IL
coming ~ high ~ Alexandria now.
The BONNIE LEE, Jor BR1ARLy
WILLARD and ALEXANDRA are doing
the business bet ween Alexandria spd
COushatta.
The. falling oil OF business FOL
Christmas week Ia about a. usual
although WALAslEY's u full yet. A
revival Is looked for after Nov Year,
lay a. the cotton Is not all In yet.
1he Now Orleans Picayune has THU
10 say:
Apropos OF the good times comes
It last something was said In THU
column the other day which went {:
.hOw that q very considerable an(
,esetving portion OF tho change To-
the better, up 70 date. Ia the circum
.ts0ces OF other people. Tho reason
| gwen Vas that while tho cost Of liv
| .og had advanced, solsries had no
been increased. 10 support OF thu
proposition, tho following able. ori
FINALLY compiled 70 prove snothe1
tact. n now presented:
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One dollars worth Of "elAck.
DnAuGM1" will save fifty dollars IL
doctors bills.
For sals by j. McCOOK 4 BRO.
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River News.
Old Red 10 up again. Shreveport
reports q rise OF II inches In Is hours
ending lst.
Heavy rains are reported at Full
ton, Ark, and above.
Captain BOARDMAN invites q dele.
cation Of citizens to 20 down through
"Tucker's reach" this. Saturday eve
ming With him on the Alexandris
md satisfy themselves - 70 th'
iepth OF water through that lar
AIMED locality.
We hope q good party will 20.
We like BoABDxAx, and
Want to stand In With tho bar.
keeper.
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The river q falling.
Oh tho mosquetoes!
Our town 70 crowding up again.
The weather IL sultry for Decem.
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about sllin.
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Our Legislators will be of next
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"Wheu your Liver 10 Torpid,
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The World for 1880,

Democrats everywhere should inform,
themselves carefully alike of tho action
Of their party throughout tho country
and Of the movements Of their Republi-
can opponents. A failure to do this in
1876 contributed greatly to the loss by
the Democracy Of the fruits Of victory
fairly won at the polls.
The year 1880 promises to be one Of
the most interesting aud important years
Of this crowded aud eventfal century.
1t will witness Presidential election
which may result in re.establishiug the
Government Of this country On tho prin-
Ciples Of its constitutional founders, or
in permanently changing tho relations
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