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the subsequent speaking. The whites being
in sympathy with Mr.. Brigham. and the
colored having i'll great measure left, he
had but little incentive to attempt an
answer to the arguments going before SO
We heard him say subsequently. We know
nothing OF the reply to Mr. Brigham.
We have never witnessed a more orderly
and well behaved political gathering. The
party ruling this State could not have more
satisfactory assurances of the willingness
on the part OF our people to have a fair,
liberal canvass, and an unprecedented nhilot
at the approaching election.
We understand that both Mr.. Ray and
General Sheridan coniplimented the parish
very highly To use General Sheridan's
own language to Colonel Hoffman. While
sharing his hospitality. Il have had q jolly
good time IN Morehouse.' The effect Of
this visit by these gentlemen to oar parish.
their reception. etc, will tell for our politl-
cal and local interests in time 20 come.
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METZ.

scenes Around mt Time of Surrender
News of the Capitulstion Received by
NapOleon-ConsternatiOn i'm his House.
hold-Gambetta's Circular TO Projects
1T Metz Capitulated the French Re-
public Neither Will nor Can Capitulate.
LIVERPOOL, October ga telegram has
been received here describing the scenes
around Metz at the time of the surrender.
4 frightful storm had ragged for several
days all over the north of France. The
entire country was under water, and every
thing was literally drowned. The tele-
graph wires were Frustrated in all dlrec-
tions.'
BERLIN, October 29-The news of the
capitulation of Metz was communicated to
Napoleon at Wilhelmshohe yesterday The
Emperor's household is i'll great suspense
and CONSERVATION.
Owing to the rumors of BaZaine's capitu-
lation. Nj. Gambetta has issued a circular to
projects, saying: Il have received from all
sides grave reports, the veraoity of which I
can not establish officially. 1t is said that
Metz has capitulated. If so, it is well that
YOU have the opinion of the government on
the matter. Such an event could but be the
result of crime, the authors of which
should be outlawed. Be convinced that
whatever may arise, nothing can abate our
courage in this epoch of rascally capitula-
ton. There exists one thing which neither
can, nor will capitulate, and that is the
French Republic"
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TOURS.

Prussian Defeat Near Besancou-Activiiy
of General Bourbal Nothing Official
from Paris-Jury ,V1skl for Press Law
GHenses-Prince Poiignac has an Inn
pOrtant COnmand-Pu Cnt-
ting Telegraph Wires-iniiuenfiai Iit'-
zens Riding OIL Locomotives for Erotec-
tion-NegOtiati0ns for an Arnistice De-
nounced-Proposed Removal OF seat OF
Government to Bordeaux.
Tours, October 29.-An oinciai dispatch
from Rouro ON the twenty-eighth, states
that the Prnssians who were defeated near
Besancon. left 1900 killed ON the field, and
that MANY fed to Switzerland, where they
were disarmed.
General Bourbaki is very active; the au-
thorities here credit him wlt1 saving
Amiens. 80 :,
There has been nothing official received
from Paris or the Loire.
Colonel Wickenstein, Russian diplomat,
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Especial Dispatch 10 the RepuSiican.l
FRANKLIN. Louisiana, October .

FRANKLIN. Louisiana, October ..
The meeting at Franklin today was large
and enthusiastic. Governor Warmoth and
General Sheridan addressed the people with
splendid effect.
The parish OF st. Mary is good for fifteen
hundred majority.
Governor Warnoth and General Sheridan
Will 90 to New Iberia tomorrow, and speak
there on Monday. SPECIAL.
LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS
WEST VIRGINIA GONE DEMOCRATIC
ITALIAN UNIFIJATION CELEBRATION
WEEK S EVENTS IN WALL STREET
Reports OF Small Prussian Defeats
COMMAND FOR PRINCE POLEGNAC
ARMlSTiCE NEGOTIATIONS DENOUNCED
Scenes Around Metz at Surrender
GLMBETTA TO THE PREPECTS
FRENCH REPUBLIC NEVER SURRENDER
Effect Of the News On Napoleon
t3ssGciaged Press Dispatches.l
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POLITICAL R0WDTISN RAMPANT
PROBABLY FATAL INJURY

After the mass meeting in Jefferson had
adjourned, one Of the clubs which was in IT
tendance marched to the house Of Senator
s. VI. Todd to give him q scranade. About
twelve o'clock the club filed in procession
from Mr.. Todd's house into Magazine street,
and as they were marching past the corner
of Magazine and - street above the house
of Mr.. Todd. pistol shot was fred from
the grocery store by i man standing in this
store, who made some scurrllouS remark
about the colored procession: this shot
struck and severely. and it is supposed NOR
tally, wounded one OF the colored men i'll
tie profession named Long Johnson. He
was taken to his residence, when 4 phYsi-
elan WAS called. and his situation was pro
nounccd critical. The excitement among
the colorcd people Of the procession was 50
intense that il required Il large police force
to protect the grocery store and inmates
from the just Indignation OF the people. who
had received such provocation as justified
the execution of summary justice.
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THE JACKSON RAILROAD
REGENERATION AND REFORM
BUSINESS RECONSTRUCTION

1t was fortunate event tnat the
fell into the hands of General McComh,
of the energetic and thriving city
Of Wilmington. which is really the
State OF Delaware. lie has infused new
energy into the general management OF the
road. and has 50 far succeeded in Bringing
order out OF chaos that the entire business
of the road is reduced nearly TO Il perfect
system.
Our merchants. business men and the cein-
munity generally, will he glad to learn that
all business connected with the road can
now be transacted at the central office III the
Odd Fellows building on Camp street The
presidents Office is there, Vice President
Pritchard can ne found there, the new SIT
perintendcnt, Mr. Seweil, has his office
there, Major Noorlnan. tie confidential. see
rotary of the president, is .hoi", together
with numerous other officers.
We may mention that the Offices OF The
general freight agent, tie general ticket
agent, the general hooknecper. are also
there; besides tie telegraph office, which
has connecting wires with Ill the important
stations on the Jackson and Mississippi
Central Railroads. The various clerks for
the transaction OF freight and passage
business are az tie central office. an., there
is no occasion ii transacting business to
ride ont to the present depot.
Mr. d. II. Otto, agent of the fast freight
line, also has department u tic "aEt,'l
office.
In fact, the policy Of the present manage
ment seems to lie Capitalization and con>oi-
dation for the convenience OF al who have
business Of any nature with the road, by
which they save both time and money.
Tie REPUBLICAN has IA general reputation
for accuracy, but if Any of our readers
doubt our correctness i'll any-ot these state
ments, We can refer them to MAG ;.ooiiuar
who is as truthful as he is courteous.
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LONDON.

Wires PrOstfated-N0 Confirmation OF
Revolution in Paris-Prussiau Force
Rcpuised-The Orleans Peace Party
Sew Turret ships Detained in Port
Newmarket Races.
LONDON, October 29.-Ths weather is
very stormy. 1t has been raining in tor
rents all day. The telegraph wires are
prostrated in all directions
There has been no confirmation received
of the rumored revolution in Paris or tight
ing at La Villette.
Theirs, accompanied by De Remusat, has
arrived at Lyons; both have safe conducts
to enter Paris.
A prussian force of 1900 men, which tried
to cut the Amiens and R0uen Railway at
Fornerers. were repulsed after a severe
fight with the Mobiles from the north and
the National Guard. and retreated on
Sangcons. The Mobiles took one gun. The
PrusSians, ON retreating, fred the village
with torches and petroleum.
The Orleanist peace party counts as its
leaders Theirs, Grevy, Guizot and LeFevre.
C0,,Stitud3te.
The balloon post has ceased for more than
q week.
The Italian press advocate the plac ing of
treason to the Pope on the same footing of
treason to the king.
In consequence of the calamity which be-
fell the iron-clad vessel Captain, the adj
miralty have detained in port the new turret
ships Ceberus and Magoala.
At the Newmarket races to-day, the
Houghton handicap was won by Zaphic :.
Ceuntryman second and Tripponier third.
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MYSTERY. REVEALED
FROM A SKELETON
MURDERER UNDISCOVERED

W. .. 3-, o.,, w., ;,,.,,.,o., NV.
w ''i'HN '"@@ AZ W. '''
readers how some Workmen discovered II
skeleton in the ground corner of Canal and
Cbor+ras .,ro.,s vrl,;Ia thew rarn .liaoino
r,o.. Iii ,a,.- ,,.,,,,;,.,,ls
ior lo''iio'''oh' nv SAuii oo'c "il'.iiN''N-
able signs "f having been crushed by Nlo-
lence. and all who heard Of it had coniec-
+,,r,. .,f.,r 10 ,bara wa an avi,lant n,vs-
49,. ,'.,.',., .',,e- C,,a
terry surrounding 'h"o7 h",'''N ooiicS' vie
fond OF horrible tales could easily imagine Il
tiendish murder. esnorj5lIy as the skeleton
,,.a,1 e.,,...Io o,,,,,,,,;a,,
"N'' - Ct i '''''l'' - 'i'e
ton reached rs, through what source Is q
secret. apparently coming from the person
,,l...a. ,,,-,;t fnr,na,,,- dyelt IN tba- abr sod
skull:
IN the year iS6-I was Young. handsome
happy and believed hy hosts OF friends; but
these pleasant phases began to pass from
me the night met Il man who was called
NV affinity, and who seemed q nobleLlan 10
all his acquainrauccs. He drew me 70 hin
by nower which could not dispei. and |
loved and hated him in the same breath
Many times gathered all lmy best resolutions
to sever our intimacy, but lny resolves We're
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-30

SPLEN DID FURNITURE At AUCTIoN.-Mr.
J. Deian, Jr.. Will sell tomorrow, at eleven
o'clock A. NJ. at No. Eli Camp street, he
tween Julia and st, Joseph streets, the en-
tire contents Of that three-story, residence,
which consists of fine (as good as new ma
hoeany and walnut parlor and bedroom
sets, dining room sets, plate mirrors car
pets, curtains. shades, crockery and glass
ware, paintings, piano, etc. This VIII be a
chance forbargains
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-30

Succession OF j. L. NAvARR0.-The pub
lie are reminded that G. DeFerict, auction
eer, will ottr at public auction. on Satur-
day, November ). at the St. Charles Auc-
ton Exchange: That valuable and eli9ibly
situated three-s;ory brick building and de-
pendencies, corner St. Louis and Chartres
streets, popularity known as the Petite
Bourse." Also, desirable three-storE brick
store, No. 80 Old Levee street, between
Cont and st. Louis streets. These stores,
on account of their situation in the imIne
diate neighborhood of the sugar landing,
always command a profitable rental. and
commend themselves TO the attention Of
buyerS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-30

IlTRCFlD A:;D VACANT REAL ESTATE ND
pRo,iIssOET NOTE IT AUCTION TX TIE
>HERIET.-N'e are requested to call ayten-
tion 10 the sales ~ auction. to be made 20
morrow, az noon, at the Merchants and
Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal street br the
Sheriff Of the parish Of Orleans. Said sales
comprise:
L. Two lots Of ground situated on French
men street, between Force and 'irt'e
Third District.
Q A lot of ground, With the buildings and
improvements thereon. situated Oh Union
street. between Prosper and Solidel!c. same
district.
3. And promissorv note for 5000, with
ont interest, drawn by Charles T. Howard.
For tull particulars see advertisements.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-30

PoRTwARDEN's SALE.-Mr. George Pear
son, auctiOneer, will sell tomorrow, at No.
80 Camp street, six packages Of chairs and
three bookcases, by order Of the Port
warden, the goods having been slightly
damaged on board the Austria, from Boston.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-30

RELIGIOUS Congregational Church, cor
ner Prytania and Calliope streets, Pastor
Rev. Myron W. Reed. Service morning
and evening, at eleven A. H., and seven P.
NJ. A cordial invitation is extended to the
stranger. All are invited to attend.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-30

General Hasbroucl1 Davis, Of Chicago,
who was lost on the Cambria, was a son of
Honest John" Davis. once governor of and
United States Senator from Massachusetts,
General Davis had a cavalry command un-
der General A L. Lee, in the Red river
campaign of General Banks
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AMIENS.

Prussian Defeat at Formiers-Bouvisses
Burned by the Prussians-C0urvette
Evacuated.
AMIENs, October 2S.-The Prussians have
been defeated at FORMERS.
The Prussians burned Bouvisse by pe-
trOleum shells.
The French still hold the railroad hence
to Rouen, although the Prussians have at
tempted repeatedly to destroy it.
A dispatch has Just been received from
lOOMrIliIIEn ON prOlxnxx
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BOARDING.

DOARD AND ROOMs:.PARTIEs rrlIa. Dss1sMe esS s.i;s
.1..r ~ h"ard 17r the approaching season q dor
sho,t yeriod in that elegant residence Me. ~ st -
randsfet street. tmmeAtately apove 'un. ~ s'. a..
Apply on the prepasseA
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Base Bail.

The lover, of the noble game have been
growing fat and happy over the coming con-
test for the championship, which will be
played this afternoon at the park between
the Lone Stars and the K. l.. Lees. Two
games of the series have already been
played, i'll which each club has scored a
victory. The third aud deciding game will
be played today. and to say that it is looked
forward to with interest. is but to family
express the feelings OF those who delight in
the beautiful. As u large crowd is expected,
We would advise everybody to go early.
Game will he called at three P. N. Admis-
sion twenty-five cents. Ladies free.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-30

New MUsIC.-The Theresa Waltz" by
C. Faust, and just published by L. Grune-
wald, Canal street, is most charming and
lively musical composition, and should be
procured by every performer on the piano.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-30

ZouAvE BALL-A grand zouave ball will
be given by that crack organization, the
Crescent City Defenders, at Mechanics In
stitute, on Wednesday evening next.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-30

CONTENTS OF TIE TI.RHE-SToEr BRICK
RESIDENCE No. 2ll CAMP STREET At ARC
TIoS,-This sale is worthy Of the attention
OF the public. and viii be made On Monday
at eleven o'clock \. NJ, by j. Deian. Jr.
uctionecr-fuuniture, carpets, looking
glasses, cooking utensils and rosewood
piano. See advertisement.
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CECOND GRAND MAsQU ERADE
FANCY DRESS BALL,
fvantOe Lodge. Nc. I. X uights of Pytliias,
AT ODD FELLOWS HALL,
Thursday Evening. November "a, 1870.

COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
F. Q. Hunt, +. +. Myers, Thomas II. Cummings, ).
H. Dobe. J. Potter \. n. Murtagh, '. Nelly, l.. j.
Nelson +. 3. Earhart George G. Bodget, c. c. H&Ny
COMMITTEE or lEvITAT1oS.
A. Shaw Past Deputy q. c.; ". Z. Fitzgerald,
District Deputy G. c.: 4. Sanbola Past Chancellol;
Theodore A. Kingston, V. c.; william ActHnn,
Frank z. Myers, II. ". Canny, John W. Madden,
G. c. Haley, +. B. Earhart.
RECEPTIo.< COMMITTEE.
L. r Deynoot p. C.. Chairman; j. II. Dobie George
c. BlodGett Thomas Fl. Cummings, William Nc
Cam f. J. Nelson, 4. Y. Ward, ". G.; W. r. Dun
ham, W. G.; Thee. A. Kingston, '. {.
FLOOR MANAGERS.
John G. Guerin, Chairman: F. f. Myers, II. ".
Canny, J. W. Madden, G. c. Haley, F. b. b;fhart, v
Nelly Henry Dupre.
lIunther's Celebrated Band has been engaged
Maslgers will be- required to unmask only ut the
reception room entering. For ladies invitations
applv 10 any of the Committee. For lease OF Bar,
Restaurant, etc apply 10 Jotham Potter. Box No u
Mechanics Exchange, or No. bl Delord street; ol 70
A. Victor Ward No, 81 upper Rampant street.
oc2l la
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Warnoth and Sheridan to the People
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xxYANTED-PARTNER WANTED.-A BUSINESS
w man. that can come with suitable recommen-
.otions with capital of one thousand $1,000
dollars can obtain partnership and one-half III
terest in a permanent, light and pleasant trade II
tb;s citv., No competition. Cali at No. l2o Camp
street. opposite Lafayette Square inquire for
DR. PETTIJOHN. % W. 11
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SHOOTING IN SIXTH DISTRICT
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BY TEL EG RAJ P Il .


LARGE REPUBLICAN MEETING
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WANTED.


VxyANYED-A STEADY COLORBD MALE SER
w want fifteen to twenty years old unmarried
to make himself generally useful IN falnhy hp
ply to DR.. J. S. Knapp Is Baronne street.
oc30 1tT
VxTANTED-A STEADY COLORED BOY AS
w porter, and to drive an express wagon.
Must understand horses weil and bring good refer
ences Apply to J. H. Gardner, 1872 Canal street.
oc30 1t
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NOR SALE.
At 4 BARGAIN,

Young Mare, fine Top Buggy and Harness.
Marc IAN trot in $40. Address "C' at this ofi5h
ocl3
NOR sAlE--ABOUT lGGeo ACRES or THE
Il best sugar lands, situated IN the parishes OF
Tafourche. St lanes and Assumption between the
Mississippi river and Bayou Laiourche, near Col
lege Point and Thibodaux, three miles from Nor
gaus New Orleans and Texas Railroad, and about
the same distance from the Chattanooga RaliIoad.
The owner being anxious to dispose OF these ai'ds
would sell the whole or only portion 1t an "A-
tremely low figure.
For further particulars apply TO
ii. VI. ROBINSON,
Real Estate Agent, % and u Commercial Place.
vi
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JOSEPH A. BROWN Lumber yard

JOSEPH 4. BROWN, Lumber yard,
oe252w Berville and Peters streets.
EOR ~ALE.-TWENTY LOTS OF GROUND IN
IL the Sixth District, in square bonded by Peters
avenue Long, st. George ana NalnoLt streets PIet,
1920 to $3.50, according TO location.
Also a valuable tract on the jackson railroad.
A,rly to r. II. SHANNON.
oc25 2w No. 81 Exchange alley.
NOR ~AIE.-SEvERAL SQUARES or GROUND
II on St Charles street, well located. Also, 2
hne Residence on Espan&de street
VOISIN l. LITAUDAS,
oc23 ct IS Carondeet street, back Office.
NOR sALE-A VALUABLE SUGAR PLANTA-
i tion. situated in the parish OF PlaGuemlneS. at
about thirty-fve miles below the city Vi New Or
leans on tile left bank of the river Mississippi. nav
ing front on said river OF about thirtF-nlne an
pents, by depth of forty arpents, about three
hundred arpeuts of which are now planted II cane
and sufficient quantity OF seed cane VIII b" re-
served TO plant about one hundred arpelJs mex
year.
With all necessary buildings comprising tne
dwelling house. lahorers' quarters, stables, etc
sugar house with q good steam sugar mill and ne
Riilieux apparatus, al complete and il actual use
crop is taken off but blowing may be commenced
Immediately with understanding with the pres
ent occupant.
This plantation is susceptible Of producing from
three to four hundred hoCsheads OF sugar next
year, and the crops thereon can easily be listd 10
five or six hundred hogsheads. 1t viii be sold 10"
10 close concern. Apply to
i. 4 4. SOULIE, No 81 Bourbon street,
or to 7. z. DUCONGE, No. 80 Chartres stree.
given every facility TO do at their ease and com
+or+ I'm
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So co
FOR SALE.

nor = lie.
A DESIRABLE PIECE or PROPERTY, on Cldi-
borne street, near Esplanade, having sixty-fonr
feet front on Claiborne, with a double cottage
house a two-story kitchen, all slated and w'1!
finished; also dne garden with fruit trees, etc.,
Railroad cars passing every FIVE minutes. Win be
sold Oh easy terms
po, mi r,9fric1,lars ar,nIy TO
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EOR SALE OR isENT.-A PLEASANT AND
II valu BILE property in LeWisburg, TWO hours run
from New Orleans cottage house, oUthouscs, wharf
and bath-house and spacious grounds. VIII be sold
Or rented to good tenant, very cheap For rllce
and terms apply TO George H. Penn, Esq, Attorney.
at Law No. 80 Exchange Place, room No 10, second
floor No yellow fever cholera was ever known
to prevail at this place. jyl6 If
VNOR SALE-ON REASONABLE AND AC-
IL comBodating terms.-A splendid Sea Shore
RESIDENCE situated in the town of Biloxi, near
the Lighthouse. For price and conditions OF sale,
snnIy to G. DE FERIET Auctioneer,
iaI2 Office so Royal street.
TNOR SALE,-ONE OF THE FINEST SECTIONS
II Of unimproved Sugar Land in the STATE, III the
parish of IberviIle 1t is about nine miles from the
Mississippi river and that section of country has
never been overfowed The Chattanooga Railroad,
now in rapid process of construction in the imme-
siate vicinity runs between two and three miles IN
front of this land while the opelousas kalifoad
masses its rear some six miles distant. 1t is ull,
doubtedy the most valuable tract OF unimproVea
Su Gar Land in the State, and as to soil TIMBER ana
locality it is unsurpassed. For particulars, apply
:" II. VI. ROBINSON,
Real Estate Agent, "a Commercial Place.
auI3 If
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SPLENDID EFFECT OF THEIR SPEECHES

ST. MARY PARISH ALL RIGHT
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Unif@GtiGn OF .tsily observation-disclosures
Cation Transactions ut New l0fk-
Events OF the Week i'll Wall Street
Payment of November lnterest-t'oid'
Governments and SOutherns-irrest of
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(ooNTrtuKD ON HIoHTH PAoE.
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vuYASHERWOMAN WANTED.,A FIRST
,.n+ at the PhGnix House, SO St. Charles street
oc27 st
~ANUED-COPPER AND TINSATTHS AT FAC.
Nv torv Of Barbarin Gas Lighting Company OF
r.,;siana. So Derbgny street.-Liberal wages aLd
persnahenl A. z. DUPAS,
~ohs Men- Chief Engineer.
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t.associased Press Dispatches.l
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VAN

AND HIS DOG SNYDER.