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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-04-30
Overland Dispatches
SPECIAL tothe GOLD HILL NEWS
poMEsrIo InrELLIoENoE ..

Tho Oass Cssnty Marderers-Trssps
Protecting The People RsiEa 81
Terror- The Father Of csc 81 the
Victims Gsne Mad, snd tho Whsie
Family asd % the Bushes fer Safety.
CHICAGO, April. 30.-St. Louis dis
patches say that Governor Brown has
received adyices from Adjutant Cen
eral Siegel and the Commissioners
sent to Cass county, announcing that
the presence Of the troops has restored
confidence to the people, and that the
Sheriff Is at Harrisouyille with Pope
to preserve order. The Governor de-
clares his intention to restore peace
and enforce the law at all hazards, and
bring the murderers'to justice.
A dispatch from. Holden, Mo-, says,
however, that the refugees. from, Cass
county, around there last night, assert
that the reign Of terror continues, and
the mob declares death against all coH-
nected, however remotely, with the
bond imbrogllo.
Tho father OF Cline has gone mad
over the death of his son The younger
son has taken him and fed to the bush.
The mother and daughters fled on'foot.
Mexican Rsvsistiouary Mevenonts-
Trevias About Capturing mstnme-
Fas. 49,: ..
NEW Youx, April ao.-special Mat
rmoras dispatches received from'Tre:
who's camp, five leagues from theclty,
say he will march tonight and be be-
fore the city tomorrow, confident that
he will capture the place. He has
1900 men and twelve guns. Mata.
moras Is defended by 1900 men, with
citizens acting as police, and five bas-
tlon forts with strong parapets, and
other outworks surround the city.
Tho Revolutionists, near Bagdad, at
the mouth Of tho river, intend to cap
ture that place, holding 1t to prevent
achievements arriving.
Tho Ciacinaadl Csnventien Already
n Prsdcstined Failure.
CHICAGO, April 30.-Dispatches from
Cincinnati this morning indicate a ire,
mendous struggle between the adher-
ents of Trumbull and Davis from this
State. 1t would appear that each party
Is 50 determined to carry its point that
either will be willing to sacrifice tile
success Of the movement rather than
submit to square defeat Much Ill feel
ing is displayed, and the action of the
IllinoiSans indicates q notable failure
OF the whole movement.
Methsaist Beck Csncern Frauds.
New York, April 30.-Tho state
ment that a majority and minority Of
tho Methodist Book Committee had
united upon a report to the General
Conference relative TO tho alleged
Book Concern frauds, Is Incorrect On.
the contrary, while the majority re-
port asserts that the reports Of the ex-
perts exonerated all the officers Of the
Concern from any charge Of wrong
doing, the minority declare the charge
Of fraud and mismanagement fully
confirmed. So.
Supreme Court Decision. E:
TALLAHASSEE, Fla.i April 3O.-The
Supreme Court yesterday decided that
the acting Governor Is the legal execu-
tive. aud that Ex-Governor Reed must
stand by the decision Of tho Senate
Court Of impeachment whenever con-
yened. The Chief Justice dissented.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-04-30

JusT ARRIvED.-M. F. Waller Is now
opening his new and large stock of
clothing. of latest styles, fine furnish
ing goods, latest style Of hats boots,
shoes, trunks, and everything con-
tanned In a first-cass clothing store, to
which he calls public attention, as his
motto 10: "Qulck sales and small
profits"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-04-30
Po.itiye yiftueTI

The most Of the so-ealled great remedies pos
scss only that sort Of negative or passive virtue
which, while It may not onca cute dtease, will
seldom endangsr life. Brisors SarsdporMo IL
or aggressive virtue which will not tolerate the
prdseuce OF disease or impure blood, or humors
In the human aystem where It 10 used, and thus
It ID that It always effects complete and lasting
cures. :. apo Nv
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-04-30

WHERE TO 9o.-wnsn Jon want . nice,
smooth. agreeable share, or your hair sham
pooed, dressed and properly Axed up, & To
Pohrs popular saloon, next door to Gibson'r,
MAIN stroot, Gold Hill. sharp Iazors, clean
toVols, and good artists, always to 30 found
there, Al Pohl's the Ladies' can have their hall
cut, curled. cleansed or dressed In tho most
tasteful manner. se1-u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-04-30

was struck by aimetoric stone at "a
pice, and knocked out Of . mast. No
other damage.
Gold, 1l236. Greenbacks, s0Ss0A.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-04-30

FoR TIE PIooHE THEATRE.-The
| White Pine Nsws Of Thursday, says:
Miss Maggie Brewer and Miss Ella
La Rue arrived yesterday from San
| Francisco, on the way to Phoebe, to I'LL
an engagement at the Opera House.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-04-30

Mosr Of the loggers have returned
from the Maine woods, and the total
product Is estimated at over 100000
600 feet. Most Of the lumber cut Is
spruce, and the lumbermen predict
that that the supply Of pine will be
exhausted In five years.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-04-30

FoR the very best Photographs, 70 to Bradley
a Rulofson's Gallery without STAIRS
-AsCEND IN THE ELEVATOR, No. -
Montgomery street, Ban Francisco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-04-30
LATEST TELEGRAMS
SPECIAL to the GOLD HILL NEWS
SAN FRANCISCO

Action or the Beard Of S~upervissrs
In the Matter 81 sho Proposed A..
tantic aad Paeino Railrsad-Ctty
HsasSs - the 81 Leais D~eleGatien
-Uadertaker shsi-M etesric Biene
Geld and Greenbacks.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-04-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.
PLANTATION BiTTGRs.
g. TGlSeo-X.

This wonderful vegetable restorative Is the
.h~e.tanehor ofths feeble and dsbilitated. A,
a%tonis and cordial for the aged and l.nguid it
has NO equal among stomachies. A. . remedy
for tho nervous weakness to which women are
especially subject It 10 supcrsedlng every other
stlmulant. In all climates, tropical, temperate,
or frigid, 1t acts As aspocine in every species Of
disorder which undermines tho bodily strength
and break, down the animal spirits. fs2o1 ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-04-30

Of NEW GOODS.
8. NICHOLSON,
"A SOUTH O STREET,
spls1 Opposite the Enterprise Once.
NEW CASH STORE.
no. 49,,
SOUTH @
VIRGINIA..
Quick Sales, Small Profits
and Fair Dealing,
NY NOTICE.
T TAKE PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING
to my numerous customers and the public
generally that I have now on hand and for sac
q Largo Assortment Of
FAMILY
AND PROVISIONS,
FINE ~BRANDIEs, /
WINES AND LIQUORS, fer medical l.r-
1esesj -- -
GREEN AND DRIED FRUITS. sfssliI
kinds,
FRESH BUTTER AND RGGsI
DRESSED POULTRY,
I z FISH,
Which I am determined to sell at my. :
Unusually Low Prices !!
Regardless OF Cousesusnoes.
Y Goods delivered FREE to any part Of
| Virginia and Gold Hill.
r. n. nIeGURN.
sp11 I'm No. lie South Q street, Virginia.
NEW MUSIC. /.
T Attest PUBLICATIONS ARRIVE DAILY
R. L. HIGGINS =:
NEW MUSIC STORE,
Ne. 81 s.... g street. Virginia.
WALLER's
BAZAAR,
MAIN sTRRRT...-.-..G0LD HILL.
(Ns1t door to O. T. Barber = Coy
New Store and New Goods
NJ. r. -,
uAs OPENED HIS NEW STORE OF
Jul Fashionable Gentlemcn's Clothing, Fur.
nishing Goods, Boots. Shoes, Has, ETC., OF
which be calls the public attention, - ho soils
Csn and eIarins bssors buying elsewhere:
apo I'm -
FRAMES
CHEAP FOR CASH.
D1cTuREs FRAMED FREE OF CHARGE,
L all kinds, al sizes, promptly, at
r. L. HIcclNS',
55 South G st., Virginia.
apattf
FOR THE VERY BEST
PHOTOGRAPHS
....oo TO-
|HEDCER e. NOE.
CORNER o.
|C and Taylor Streets,
VIRGINIA.. : \. .
HAY HAY!
BY Il BALE oRLoAD
CHEAP FOR q
0RDERs LEFT AT TIE ECLIPSE STA
~ Die Main Street. Gold Hin. anl5lm
FOR SALE,
THE BUSINESS AND FIXTURES
TN THE WE'LL KNOWN SALOON NEXT
i door to the fountain Restaurlnf AZ: ne
| entire STOCK, consisting Of WINES, LlQUOHS,
1 TOulNOO TTQLHl Pipes CUTLERY, And
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-04-30
Supreme Coar. DeeI.Ien

TALLAHASSEE, Fla.i April SO.-The
Supreme Court yesterday decided that
the acting Governor Is the legal execu-
tive. aud that Ex-Governor Reed must
stand by the decision of tho Senate
Court Of impeachment whenever con-
yened. The Chief Justice dissented.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-10
NEW YORK.
8nas Seatement-HVhat the TriBune Gone
eedeS and Claims-d1eatb 0f un Irish
BrigadeGOIOnels

e8aah Seatemenf-NVhat the TriBune Gone
cedeS and @Claims-Deatb Of un Irish
BrigadeCOIOnels,
New YORK, November 9~-Yhe banA
statement shows 81 ,625, 900 Toss in reserves
Decrease in loans $625,O00. Specie increase
81, ,5G0,O O0O Legal tenders decrease So o500s0
600. Deposits decrease 81 900, 900.
h Money closed at & Sterling-y7iong 83sa
short i0l4A Sold 4l3ss a ll3&. Governs
ments firm. States dull and steady.
Skies of q88R, 8I678: Give twenTies 1862
4l2A. 1864, GI2l4: 1868 I1214, new 9I4245
1867. Hi5AS 1863 bl4As; sfew fiEes 1O9NS
ten-fortieA Y081a. tennessee SKIES "a
new E4H; Eirginia skies Is, new 52o cons
solidated 552s deferred, Is; IIouisana sixea
81 new f9. leveg skies SO, eights 60; Ala
/ bam8eights 80, tges So; JGeorgia sizes So,
eevenB 49, North Garolinas 80 new 2g3
special tax l4y South GaEoIi8aA !sQs neVg
8, AprR and October 27.
During the week GsOttoA mas 3lee2ine6 DIA
increased businesa Sales TOT the week
reached il4, 439 bales, ST which S33.55O foro
futuRe deIiyerY and l0,68[G3)n the spot a2lCg
to aTriVeo Exporters took 1916 bales, spine
ners 1913 baless speculatcfsD 9S Bales ancS
49, bales were in transi4S
Money has Geen easy az &to5s Closed a9
o. Exchange-Long 8083s; short dl0I$5
Gold opened at dI315 g 1875 SOLD up to-
1885 Eery strong @sll day; closed firm aG
1l338 1874. d4oans were from to fore
Exchange Bank $86, ,359,000. Customs REQ
ceipts for the week were S. ,84R57I, and disc
hursements forlooin interest 81 ,850, 336o
The Assistant Treasurer paid out today
lGQSTLNE,kD on &s4GBTH. gAGE-b
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-10
How 80 Wake Pyramids.

To make a Grant pyramid, take she
names Of the States Of Alabama Arkansas.
California, Connecticut. Delaware, Illinois.
Indiana, Iowa. Kansas, Louisiana. Maine,
Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota. Miss
issippi, Nebraska, Nevada. New Hampshire.
New Jersey. New York. North Carolina,
Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode island,
South Carolina, Vermont. Virginia, West
Virginia, Wisconsin-thirty in number.
To make a Greeley pyramid take she
names Of the States of Georgia, Kentucky,
Maryland, MissouE; and gennessee--fge in
number.
The majority Of General Grant iB Che
popular vote is about 80, 900.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-10
NEW ORLEANS, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 10. 1872
Administrator OF Improyements-Burke

Administrator Of Imnrovernents-B
%. Beaurerard 1870 Lewis 339,
Coroner sCagnoIotfi 430. Graver aO6,
Renrrsrn+ati9as- lFarnan6 IS Scheone,
I88, Woibrich l67.
Fourth Justice of The ncace-Cain 2IO.
Toeblama1 246
ConstabIe-Jone. -. Curlev i61, Gomez
2Il.
FOIL THREE, EIGHTH WARD.
C,rea,a,, 256 c.ran+ 10
Can%rsSsz-- -; -Shbri5or 56s p;rob1oci, IN
r,awrenca o39 Sv,,bor 5E w
GovaTnorl NJ ~ FPnarv PIIGr Stf Ko1fo,,, :,
yiantanan+ C,0yarn3r- Penn III 4n+o;no
30
Superintendent of Public Education
Lusher 2G9, Brown 30.
Mayor--Wiltz 26T. Fish -.
Administrator of Lewis
81. Beauregard 90, Burke ~.
Fourth Justice Of the peaee-Cain 245.
Toebelman so.
Constable-Gomez 81, Curipv 1i.
Senate-Masc0t -, Lewis 263.
entatives-Desarzant 8. Woibrich
80. Delaney 2j0
Coroner-Grayer 23l, Cagnolatti 20 Llado
26, Weber II.
no,, r,,,,,, =, ,,-,,,,,r,, ,-,-,n
'-l1 '.,i1D' hi1r'' '11> a u " >iNN'
IFeeIey 5l@, Grant ~. ma -, ,o
M 2-S1erldan 3-V' Gibson @90
SInchoack =, Sn6ldon 05.
GoVernor-heIogg ol, AcEnery %9f.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-10

J. L. Tharp, a commissioner of election
in Iberville parish, was brought before
United States Commissioner Shannon yes.
terday, charged with interfering with James
Il. Jackson, United States supervisor in the
same parish, in the performance Of his du-
ties. Tharp was held in bonds TO the
amount Of $4,000 for appearance tor ex-
animation
F. j. Stokes, a commissioner OF election
in Terrebonne parish, has been arrested for
refusing TO declare and announce the result
Of the election in that parish. He will be
brought before United States Commissioner
Shannon. Our readers will remember that
it was stated in the REPUBLICAN a few days
since that Mr. Stokes had counted some of
the Democratic polls, and then left the
parish, refusing to finish his dutieso
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-10
Republican majority. .........,
Rew way 90 Elect senatoB-ArPesG EoB
IL fhT

Rew way 90 Elect a Senato8-ArPesB EoB
Trying is ON.
William r. Haresohe, . clerk Of O. poll in
the sixth ward of this city, was arrested
last evening and brought before United
States Commissioner Shannon, charged
with violating the election Law in the Me-
chanics Institute last evening. He was de-
sected in erasing the name OF Albert Voor-
.hies on ballots and substituting the aame OF
4. A. Ker.
E4arosche was held 20 bail in the sum Of
$500 for appearance next "Wednesday be
fore Commissioner shannon.
Hon. Albert Soorhies was candidate FOR
Senator on the Beauregard OF Democratic
ticket and A. a. her fusion candidate for
Senator, both in the second senstorisl dis
trict.
1t is stated shat Aarescne vas observed
erasing one name and substituting another
on about twenty ballots. when one OF the
United States officers quietly intimated 10
him that he had done about enough Of shat.
And the Senator-m maker vas arrested.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-10
Haley. the NewsRaafer.

This well known and energetic business
man was a candidate for Representative in
the .hrd ward. State Registrar Blan-
chard has not declared him elected yet, but
Haley vii! elect himself to the position of
the greatest newsdealer and stationer in
the South. All the illustrated weekly pa
pers, daily newspapers from all parts of the
country, and the New Orleans REPUBLICAN
are OF his counter. Sunday reading on
hanS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-10
The Katie

Il How appears that the elegant and cost
~ steamer Katie is an utter wreck. The
day Of river palaces has departed, and the
loss Of the Katie, with even only partial
insurance, is probably gain to her owners,
by whom she could not be run with such
success a. TO pay expenses.
Captain Cannon will come TO New Or
leans by rail from Memphis, and take COM
mand of the MayA9wer, to leave here on
Wednesday,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-10
Dur Reform Prospect.

A commissioner OF election in Sfaiison
parish gives this information, astounding
and almost beyond belief. to the United
States authorities.
A candidate on che fusion sickes instruct
ed him to withhold his box and stuff it, say
ing it was all night and he would be pro-
sected.
The box was stuffed, bus the FAC: getting
to che knowledge OF the colored voters, who
are in q majority in that precinct, they have
refused to let it be counted. The courts
will! take cognzance Of the affair.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-10

MAJORTTIEs IN OTHER PARISHES.
Pointe Coupee-Grant, 362a
St. Charles-Grant, 1887
st. Mary-Grant, 458.
St. Tammany-Not all counted; 30 far,
Grant, IS.
Ascension-Grant Il68; Kellogg, lI74.
West Baton Rouge-Grant, 626.
Concordia-G Grant, 1928
East Feliciana-Grant, 839; Kellogg,
1887.
Ouachits-Grant, 7O9.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-10
REWARDS.

hrnn REWARD.-ONE HUNDRED DOL
Us BtbSB lars reward will be paid lor such in.
S-rISatioN nj shall secure the conviction of any
s;aT on any of the street railroad cars of having
gaceiyed any fare farce from passengers, and OF
retaining the same, instead OF having II dePoshed
"A '''e g. r. BRAURBGARD,
fRresidentE Eev Orleans and Carrollton Railroad
y. WINTZ,
president New Orleans City Railroad'
ELD IN MCCLELLAN,
Epresidept St CHARLES Street Railroad
WILLIAM LYED,
7aasjsart Ganal and Claiborne Street Railroad
AL091104' ARCH. MONTGOMERY,
ePresident Crescent City Railroad
L. NARNETT
6ssls 3es Rrsside8t.Sr9 to5n. oEa8ps RsiSsas'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-10

An admirable illustration of the idea ad-
vanced Grey's Elegy of Country Church
yard, where unknown Millions and Crom-
wells are supposed to lay around loose, is
given in visitors reflections at Mount
Vernon, as follows
when / went to Mount Vernon and stood
beside his tomb. read the name Of the en-
graver which is cut in letters almost as
large as Washingtons, / thought, This,
then, is the man who could not tell lie" !"
and yet how many men l know who can
whose names will! probably never be men
toned in history:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-10

Reports Of election frauds in Yoinse
Coupee have assumed such consistency as
to justify the sending Of special United
States officers 20 investigate. They are un-
derstood to be armed with warrants for the
arrest Rt PsrGea q aadaHits already made.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-10
THE STATE ELECTION.
noasee aad Gains By Parishes .

The Republican majority in Louisiana in
1870 taking the vote for auditor as the
standard. was 23,52!.
As far as we have information from off
cial sources, the resul. Is as follows in the
several parishes heard from:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-10
WASHINGTON
Rnmored nncInh a,hnnnes.

Rum0Fe6 Official GhangeEa
WAsHINGToE, November st is stated
that Langston, colored, will succeed Solicio
tor Bristow, and Congressman BinghanS
suoeeed Curtin as Minister to Russia
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-10
Fusion net gain in s.e;ve pa,isnss......., 20

Fusion net gain in s"eiVe ps'ishes......... 1913
This reduces the Republican majority in
the remainder of the State 60 23,5O3. There
is no reason 70 change the belief that the
Republicans have carried the State ticket
and both branches of the General Assembly.
We are indebted TO the HatiomaI Repo,b
Ncau for the subioined official returns from
Tangipahos and St. James:
TAEGIrAHOA PARISH.
RMITE CRY, November 9.-The following
are the official returns Of Tangipahoa parish:
Greeley 763, Grant 604, McEnery 77s, Rel
logg GIL.
81 JAMES PARISH.
The following ARE the official returns Of
Sc Ia1nns rarish
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-10

Froude, the historian, is o nervous man,
and when he speaks his body Nways dis
sressingly and be hesitates for ~ords and
thoughts. A New York correspondent says
of his recent speech at the ScribneV ban
Quet in his honor: '' What with the appa
ren: difficulty OF delivery, the terrible mo-
notony OF infection, and the peculiarly
English accent of Mr. Eroude, the first por-
tion Of Ills speech was welI-nigh Upipte!H
gible."
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-10
Eighth Dispatch.i
Boston Pilot RnllslimR Destroyeds


BosToS, November 10, 1;3O A. M.-The
report that the transcript building was on
fire is Incorrect, but the buildings on the
east side of Washington street are in immi-
nent danger. The Boston Pilot Office and
building on Franklin street are destroyed.
The wind continues northwest and fresh.
Ninth DspatchI
Special Train for Fire Engtmea-A Afifo
Minute Run.
WORCESTER, November 10, I A. Ma
special train from Boston to carry the Wor
cester fire depaI tment to the burning city,
made the run, forty-fouH miles and half
in forty five minutes.
[Tenth bispatch.Y
Prominent Buildings Destroye2-Rsaq OF
Yranscripe Building Burned.
SOsfON, November 10, las A. M.-Among
the prominent buildings already destroyed
are the Cathedral block, the Daniel Web
ster block, the Boston Pilot building, and
the rear Of the Boston 2TGascrapt building.
Orders have been given to blow up both
corners at the junction OF taeEonshige and
Milk streets.
fire Spre4d ding Toward south BOsPoi-
wholesale EEankIn StRseB BlOck Ob
FiHeo
The fire is spreading coward South Bos-
ton and is also progressing toward State
block opposite the Pilot office. chiefly occu.
pied by wholesale dealers, is now all on
fire. Attempts are being made to blow up
two corners of Franklin street to prevent
the eonhagratioB from extending toward
State street.
Immense crowds Of people Sil the streets.
and every effort is being made 20 save the
property. which 10 being transferred 20 Va,
gious parts o$ she city. Che utmost Sood
order prevails. and nothing is done which.
in ordinary times, would be considered un-
seemly. Il is evident that the business
portion of our city is to be laid iD Euins0
yBlegensh Dispatch!
WASHINGTON street Firms Removing TReif
Goods-NewspapeE 'Othces' Preparing
co IOyee
BosroH, November 10, $50 "a. 1,-Jordan
& Marsh, Hoyey and other firms on Wash
iDgtQ1 street are moving the!E goods, and
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-10

a Lewiston, Maine, dispatch Of the sixth
instant says Mrs. Elizabeth Cady Stanton.
who was cited By Mrs. Woodruff as au-
thority for some OF her charges against
Henry Ward Beecher, was in that city yes
terdsy, and, on having her attention called
10 the matter, %mphatically denied the al
legation and declared heE conviction that
WoodhulVs statements are Untrue in every
r,avtinnlan
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-10
ADJUSTMENTS,
VARIETIES THEATRE

VARIETIES THEATRE
~. r,egae LAWRENCE BARRETT.
"''. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
The second regular season VII commence
Sgandny Evening, November 49, 1879,
I1tT@iucing the Young and charming actress
Miss CLARA MORRIS,
o-,,r ebe Fifth Avenue Theatre, New Y0rb. in
Aurtstin Days great drama Of
MAN AND WIFE,
@3Icau from Wilkie Collins novel Of that name, and
PLAYED over six months in New York.
RSTLE SYLVESTER (her original ehSracteFt, Bliss
CLARA MORRIS
WHO will BE supported by the following excellent
company, organized with great care for the season
81 I3-2-3 Messrs. Frederick Robinson j. w. Nor
tor Harry Pearson, F. g. White, w. H. HOuthard,
" J. Stanton, Joseph Barrett, =. .. Rose, John
lang J. Garner, U. Dade, Willie SeymouR, Ael-
con Walter Birch II. Sheppard, R. J. Browne, q.
DaveupOrt, IL. Thornton; Misses Jane Rlgn0ld,
g0ue Burke, E. Phillips, Jennie Clifford, lmogene
VauHgkr, George Rtignolds, May Roberts, Katie
Tyson, Maggie Rove, Ami" Sys0n Ai@e "ASon,
Ms z. T. Seymour. t, ,,r,,,-
The play via be produced with ENTIRE NE"
&ChEEKT. $500,
Sale Of seats will commence TUESDAY, NnVem,,
Der T. Boz office open daily from ~ D. AA' tlI
SCALE or PRICES,
Private boxes SO 50 or - according 20 CeStlon
&l1r seats in private boxes ~ OF ,
BaiCgay circle secured seaS -
RaEcOny circle admission. ..'.,.ss.9O
Family circle reserved ChajTS tCOlOredl, 81
Family circle, admission. 40
Doors open at 7:l5, begins at 2. Natinees every
"wednesday and Saturday at u 81. Doors open at
ItI5 Admission fifty cents children under nine,
tEonty hYe cents. . = 800.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-10

MacIdasPhiIlipps, sister of Adelaide Phil
lipps, the singer, pluckily rescued q young
American, who was drowning at Genoa, a
few weeks ago, reaching him just as he was
sinking for the third time, and helping him
to land. while several gentlemen stood by
and made no attempt 30 aid her, although,
as she naively added. in telling the adyen.
ture. ''shey were all kind enough aftes he
was on land
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-10

The Secretary of War, in his qepors,
regrets that one-sixth of the army is de.
tanned in the Southern States east Q StAe
A.ssiseipPs giyego