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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-01
s.oss THIRTY THOUSAND DOLLARS

t Aoout two o'clock yesterday afternoon
| a FIRE commenced in the grocery Of John
Mailer, corner of Annuncl4ton and Philip
streets. A lighted candle had been placed
near can of coal oil, when an explosion
ensued, setting FIRE to the premises. The
entire building and stock of groceries were
consumed ia less thaa ten inmates
The house was owned by Nicholas
Smith insured in the Lafayette oflce
for 9l6eo; stock insured for $l400 The
fire spread with great rapidity to the
right and left. The house adjoining the
grocery oA Philip street, No. 100, double
cottage, owned by Francis Duffy, occupied
By himself and james Ingram, was de-
stgoyed. insured for $1,000. Furniture
saved. Ne. ll3, same street, owned by Mr.
Duffy and occupied by Mr.. Ferrett, Was
destroyed. Insured for $500 in the La
fayette Office. The furniture was saved
The cottage Of Henry May and his wood
and coal yard were burned. Insured for
$500 in the Lafayette Office. The double
cottage Nos. 49, and 439 and the house
corner of Philip and Anuuneiation streets
we're burned and we're insured; owned BY
Mr.. Auhere. Most of the furniture was
consumed.
The two double cottages, Nos. 433 and
4& An2uRciatiOn street, owned by Matthew
Lskey and occupied by four families, were
destroyed, but the furniture was saved. IN
suCed for $500 in the Mutual The oceu-
paRts were John O'Brien, hcEIrcy, O'C0n-
nell and John Caro-. The double cottage
Nos. @36 and z32 same street, owned BIZ Mr.
Bionvenu and occupied by himself and
n. c.. JUdson, was burned. House and
furniture insured. Tho double cot
tage gcs. III and l23 Philip street.,
owned by Mr. Hart and occupied by Paul
Dyer, was ruined. The double cottage Nos.
125 and l27, same street, owned by Jacob
Schoenck and occupied BY Mr. johnson
and Mrs. Hickey, is lost Insured for $1400
in the Mutual office. Tho double cottage
Nos 129 and 13I Philip street, owned byJ.
Schoenck, insured for sI40O ia the Mutual
Office, is in ruins. The double cottage Nos
1873 and 135, occupied by Ers. Snyder and
Mr.. Mathers, and the double cottage Nos.
429 and 43l Annunciation street, owned by
Mrs. Alexander, was badly damaged by
Are and water.
The total loss will sum up fully So, ,G40,
and twerty families are made homeIe-s.
Had not the ticemen Eabored hard aud as
siduously that entire section would have
to-day been in ashes.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-01

9A8 JackRan Railroad all Over TOvva.
BY tomorrow the traok-layinx @il be so
Tar completed that the Jackson railroad
viii be able 20 deliver cotton ast fifteen co =
son presses direog from the.r ears, Tester
day that road delivered fifteen hundred
bales from th''jr ears to the cotton presses.
thus saving drayage. The jackson railroad
has connection with Norgans Texas road,
and receives freight at the sugar Sheds,
Texas IreiShts, either inward or outward,
will rot DO delayed, therefore, iD eonso-
quence OF the prevalence Of the epizuotio ia
this city.
TAis new dlminueIon Of coAts in the
transfer and delivery Of cotton and other
freights IS tie direct result OF the disease
which has toF the time rendered drayago
impossible FOR the vant q animals to haul
the freight. This diminished expense of
receiving and delivering freight will mate
rally add to the prosperity Of New OfIeapsr
however mueh or little its permanenoy may
effect draynUp. Tho latter, however, will
profit by the general prosperity Of she city,
and If cotton and other fgeights can bo de-
Hyeled and received cheaper BY scattering
the jackson railroad tracks in various COM
meruial sections OF the city, our merchants
will rejoice thoreat. Much Of this new
track laying ia the result Of the geAIus Of
Major &. A. Burke, freight agent n New
Orleans Of the jackson railroad, Who de-
serves the eommeDdation of the public lor
this aet, Of ail classes Of our people.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-01
NEW YORK >
BsRk Silver for Earope-spioe
MiIis Burned-Len'heF BeltI-R ADJ
vaBCed-.A Survivor of the Missenri-
His Narrowing Narrative.

Beak StatemPut-Silver for EaPope-BPice
MiIIs Burned-LentheF Beltl-R ADJ
vaDCed-.A Survivor of the Misssnri-
His Narrowing Narrative.
New YORK, November 3O.-MOneY firm
at Z por cent to q traction commission.
Sterling q,hrt and steady. The hank state
m6ut shows - net gain ot 81 ,55i .750 in legal
reserves. The ban.s now hold $2745, f50
above the twenty five per cent required by
law
The bank statement shows: Loans In
creased trifie; specie increased 1915, 600;
legal tenders lnoreased 81 $50 00G deposits
increased S2,250. 600.
The steamer Baltic takes $l25 900 In silver.
Arbuckle's spice mills burned to day. Loss
$G00OO.
Leather bel,ing mannfactnrers have ad-
vanCed prices ten per cent.
David North, one Of zoe iour remaining
survivors OF the steamship Missouri, who
has arrived here, Darrate- q yerg harrOyiue
story.
While floating 8bout he sea in an opep
boat he and companions Iad 10 lock their
begs uuder the stats and clasp arms TO keep
from bring washtd over hyard by Gh, heavy
sea. They were witnuHt fond for many
days. Mark Anthony taa boiler man, wtns
crazy the first dry. W.iuam Sefr, the
barber, atterward dir.i, and Snaa, the
porter, jumped overhJa.a from she boat,
surrounded by IA shoai sharks.
Mr. Wo0dhulI AID 5huHte G CT fin de-
cided not tD be reieas~G GA naIi o-day, on
learning thar thrY WcFt Ia be Immediately
rearrested on fresa Char4'.
The ship OCUun0r, tT"m Savannah for
&4eauzas, having bsen' 2e nnged IN u recent
gale, pnt into Nassau tos repairs.
Governments closed aaict. Sixea OF 1885,,
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WASHINGTON.

RecrnIts tor FOar Cot0red Regiments
sugar Fraud Suit Settled-Cold
Weather nt the NOrth-BisIiards-
Marshal Packard Vindicated-PEOmpt
Returns ard Prompt Settlements
Internal Revenue Receipts.
WASHINGTON, November 30.-Orders to
recruiting officers direct caution in enlisting
minors. but direct them all 60 enlist for
four eOlored regiments.
Weld g. Co, sugar importers, Boston
settled the suit against them in the United
States Court by paying $l20,o0
Dispatches from different points North
and Northwest report cold weather, and
tho practical closing of navigation on the
Lakes and canals.
Cyrillo Dion beat John DeeFy for $1,000
and diamond cue. inuIngs. Score
1890 to 1901.
1t has been ascertained by inquiry at the
Treasury Department, and at the Bureau
of Justice that Marshal Packard has made
prompt returns and prompt settlements.
There is nothing whatever III the depart
nlents against him.
The report OF the Commissioner of Inter
nal Revenue shows the receipts from spirits
$t9, ,509000, fermented liquors $4,000, GO,
tobacco $33, ,875, 900.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-01
FOREIGN.


No Orders for Concentrating German
Troops in Franco The Cholera az
Khiva-Typhoon al NEaniiIa-The Croyyn
Prince has DysPcpaaa.
BKRLIs, November 30.--The government
denies that orders have been given to Cen
eral MantauffeI to concentrate in case of
certain contingencies in French affairs.
A dispatch from Khiva reports the cholera
ra6ino there
The CFovn Paaee has tao dyspepsia.
=, mAbh!D, NoteInoea ~. -.,uE, at
Murcia thirty insurgents were killed in
Malaga twenty three we're left dead on the
ield. Forty persons were arrested at
bgour for participating in the rising there
SAN FRAEcIsCo, November 30-The
steamer Alaska has arrived from Hong
Kong. 1acao ead Hong KOng viii be tnla-
q a2hicaiiy connected s0on.
tynho"n, at Maulita, sunk the Spanish
brig Geneyia. All sn board were lost.
Several other vessels were beaehed. An
he shipping IN the harhar was more or less
damaged, and three hundred houses derpol-
i-hed
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-01
The eatrnknarh Caurnr,s.

The press Of the cities where Max Stra.
koseh has given his seriea OF concerts WITH
the famous artists embraced in his com
pany has teemed with eucomiums of their
performances Carlotta Patti has en- envi-
able name and wonderful fame in the Enu-
sical world, and she IS the acknowledged
queen Of the concert room. Mics A. L Gary
is distinguished as favorite contr&Eto;
2Elie, T. Csrreuo LAS weIt-neritcd Feputa-
tion as pianist, while Sigpor e. Beolara
as hasso, SignOr G. Mario as 3 tenor and
Mons z. Sauret as violiuist are all equally
distinguished.
The first Scakosch concarb will ho given
at Exposition Hall, on the seventeenth
instant. During the past week the eom
p&ay have given concerts at Louisville.
Next week they will be in Nashville, In
disn@polis and Terra Haute, and after thas
in Ut. Louis and Memphis.
The press unite in the declaration that
without exception, this is the greatest cen
cert company in the country. Il spaae per
mtted, VIC you'd reproduce this morning
an extended notice from ehe CsnGinnRsi
C0BbsercSd&.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-01
EPIzcoOrIC.

ltH Appearance az GansvestSm and HsOnt-
sSnaery-1t Abmtes nt aEenphIs.
GALVESTON, Tex, November 30-The epi-
Gootio made its appearance in this city yes
terdRy. A large number of horses and
mules are now sick with 1t. 1t ia feared it
will materially interfere with the movements
of cotton and other merchandise.
MEErHIs, November 30 Tho epiaootie ia
steadily aba6ing, notwithstanding the cold
weather.
MoSTao@BRv. November 3o.-The horse
disease is very general hero, but of 81 mild
type. Nearly all the horses have dfsap-
reared trnrn the streets, and great many
mules aRe suffering.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-01
REWARDS.
WNRTY DOLLARS REWARD,

WMRTY DOLLARS REWARD,
Me&ice 90 Junk StoFe Keepers and Police
oq71CB New 0RLRARs GAsLIRHT CoHrAFY
November 20. 1872. 5
TIE above rrward viii De paid OF he apDre.
FsssnRiou aud conviction Of any party engaged In
aSeal!ng the covers Doxrs plac Oh the ban
ePusttes over the stop cooks Vt this company.
Anv junk dealer fOAnd purchasing, having lii
5als r,ossession gueh stOeE covers aad boxes will
as prosecuted according to law
THEUBALD FORSTALL,
no50 lot O. neral surermteudent.
@1nn RESTARD.-0NB HuNhBRD DOL
I'd SPSF lars r. waid WI b. paid or such ln-
eornation rs shall secur+ &ne conviction Of any
driver on any OF the rect UAd cars Of having
eeteiyed any fare or far-- r passengers aud of
aetaining the sazns hstead OF having Is depoeitea
al the fare bBX. ....,,,,
O g BssURBGARD,
PrgBident Eew Orleans @nH Cafr0lltUn Railroad.
n WI fz,
Prosdent \, .ra y CITY Railroad.
AhnB Mo KLLaE,
p4raRIoAnk 81 4. - trepf R9ilroad-
WILLIAM u M,
President Canal and Clsinarue strget .,at Boad
YCH OSTGOha RY,
President Gre seen Otiy htalltoad-
9ARN IT,
Eoln So+ President pr" tea 0ris ans ZaiLIoac:
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ping pubLIt

I.ADIEs' HAIR SToEB.-The stock OF la
dies hair kept in this establishment, No. 38l
Dryades street., Is as large as can be found
in the South, while the prices charged for
the goods are far less than those of stores
on Canal and other down town streets, on
account Of the difference in rents and other
expenses Of conducting business in that 10
cality. The ladies up town have made this
discovery, and Mr.. Shilling is daily making
new customers from among the elite of the
faehionables OF that quarter. Such Of our
lady readers as have not already enrolled
Themselves ameng Mr.. shilIing's customers,
are advised 70 call and look at his goods.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-01

Miss Kate Barton, u young lady Of Phi g.
adelphla, who has a penohanJ for praetieal
mechanics, has invented an Improvement
on sewing machines which will adapt them
to the manufacture Of saus and other
heavy goods. something heretofore inpossi-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-01
naKsCELLANEorJa.


Defense Of Observation-Disclosures
Prairie Fires in Ar1Rnaas-Aiabama
! Observation-Disclosures Of Cavalry i'm
B30ntgOmery-An Associated Press Re-
port Claiborne Parrish Jail Burned by
observation-disclosures Carolina Senator
Steamer Little Rock Sunk RaiEraaH
Band Stamp Fuit-SmaII-pDx DEATHS in
BostoR-ProfessOP Dale Burned to
Death.
MEAPHrs, November 30-The Rev. DR..
Watson having been found guilty by the
Memphis Conference ot the Methodist
Church, Of wiring heretical book entitled
/" The Clock Struck One" the said book
being defense of spilitnalism, and con-
shining numerous letters purportiug to be-
from residents Of this city long since
deceased Doctor Watson made a fu'E
apology aud agreed 10 withdraw the book
from sale as far as possible.
Destructive fires have ragged thronghout-
the past week in the praiTies adjacent to
DuValIs Bluds, Arkansas, doing great dam
| age. They were eXtinguished by rains the
| first Of tEns week.
MONTGOMERY, November 3O-This morn
ing detachment Of the Seventh United
States Cavalry marched to point within
twenty yards OF the capitol grounds and
bigOuacked. Intense excitement followed,
but learning TINT the troops were intended
iOr mere posse coulitatue, and not to drive
the Legislature from the cspif0l the excite
meRt somewhat subsidized,
The Legislature ct the capitol passed %
bill and sent it to Governor Lewis, bat he
refused to receive it.
a joint resolution passed appointing
committee to communicate the facts of the
situation By telegraph 10 the government ut,
Washington, and appointing delegates to
present written statement of the case 20
the President.
The Legislature expressss great conf
dence that the President will sustain them
when the facts are laid before HIM
In answer to the committee of the Capi-
tOl Legislature, Governor Lewis rebiett
that two bodies claim his recognition that
the members Of the other received major
lty OF the votes cast, aud thaG he could not
recognize the Capitol Legislature, because
il the peraons who, he said, did not receive
majority were included, the body would
be without quorum.
Tho courthouse body did nothing today,
but has been In secret session consider
able portion of the day.
The Aaoert}ler, the Central Liberal Demo-
cratic organ OF the State, in it's Issue 80
morrow morning says: "La Wow of the
death Of Mr.. Greeley, we recommend fhat
a Il the Greeley electuIs casJ their votes f0r
Grant and make his election unanimous.
and, IN return, let Us ask only for peace. for
protection agaInet yag4bonds aud scoun-
drels, or at least that the government will
allow US Inlr play and maintain the su-
premacy of the law ana order. Oar ztyug-
gle has not been for men, bat for SAFETY,
Law and civilization"
HOHER, La, November 30-The parish
jail, III this place, was destroyed bv ire last
night 1t Was aet on fire bg It negro pris-
oner within, who narrowly escaped with
his life. No other damage done.
RALEIGH E0vembcr 30 The last batIot
4
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-01

Newton, peaeeable town OF recent date
in Kansas, has thus far buried thiEty-tvo
persons in It's cemetery, of whom one is &C.
tualIy supposed to have died natural
death. AT least there vas no necessarily
mortal wound about the body, and ne one
knew how to teet it for poison.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-01

lo1a; tive-Gwunles Vi leo4, ll.4s, .So4,
!l25si 1858, 1l2S, new u5as; 1867, ll59;
- ll31a: new fves. 10974; ten-forties
During the week cotton has declined.
sales reached 98,7ll bales, of which 81 800
bales were for future delivery, and II,4ll
baIea on the spet and TO arrive. Exporters
took 3805 bales, spiuners 5583 bales, sDecu
'f"re III bales, and 1910 bales we're la
Naval stores nave been firmer for spirits
OF tnrpentine and unsettled for rosin.
Arrlyed-Steam"r N"~,u, Caatle.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-01

The jackson railroad brought N abont
ten thousand more bair@of cotton tEo hast
month than during the month of November
last year. According to the figures from
the freight office of the jackson railroad,
the whole amount Of cotton brought IN du
ring the month jQst closed is 81 900 bales,
but our figures in detail do not shos as
much
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-01

A Kansas girl vis,sed house where her
murdered lovers body was iy ing. at Ossa-
wstOmie, recently, and was 20 deeply af-
feeted that she asked the lady Of tho
house: Mr.. g., have you pat ap my
apple butter yet?"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-01
A Case In Point.

Virtually the fusion organs say each day
"Why DON'T you Repubicans submtt to the
| results Of the eleotionst' We answer that
the declared results OF the election are not
the results that true count Of the popular
vote would render.
| Take for instance Madison parish, where
| some twenty -Jhr, 9 hundred colored citizens
were registered. against three hundred
whites. Is it likely only three OF four hun
| dred votes we're cast fer Grant and Kellogg?
At Delhi, on the day efter election, i've
hundred and six Republican majority was
counted out Of she boxes. What became Of
thems
It IS reliably stated that one pEomine At
Republican candidate purchased his own
legitimate 70te from the supervisor: that is,
he paid to have his full vete counted, and
got 1900 majority. In view Of this fact will
any man in Madison be willing to make oath
that Curtis Pollard ran behind his ticketl
Yet he is beaten,
The State supervisor is accused ST not
only cheating Republicans in the original
count, but, finding hol8ef beaten, Of de-
parish and afterward boastng here in New
Orleans that he had fxod up the oount il
this city.
VS. demand rigid investigation Of this
socusatioD, and proper puniahmeRt 80 the
offender ghe Law can reach him, and no
excuse of instruction from superior officials
should be permitted to asaii
While Colonel a. w Gerriam IN his
gooant visit to the Nile, was so;ourning in
Alexandria, his hotel vas one day visited by
q diplomatic looking individual in closed
carriage, who, surrounded by strong
guard Of Bedouin horsemen, embodied al
the dignity that couId have been ela BAAd
By the kbedive himself. &f$eF q eeremoni-
Gus ehtrGc, and q private audience, the myr.
tegious oriental delivered in an antique
easket, tg0 magnificent b&nRers, which are
no less important trophies than the I6oyaI
stan dard of Ills A3jcstg the King of dhe
Carnival.
Tie casket was unfortunately losG in
subsequent voyage made by she Colonel to
Smyrna in ASIA Minor, bat the Il tge have
reacLed the Crescent City Ia sstety, and
yjll .be eoIeulniy displayed oveP the s..
Charles Hotel and Auo Crescent Alliard
saloon to-day. The royal standard, at
which We have been Souchsafed peep, Is
a sri-color, oontaining tho royal colors green,
gold ana purple and emblaSonsd yith tho
imperial crown.
The poyal anthem ia DOG being trans
lated by the oriental Ataf attached to the
establishments Of ssr ID Blackmar, but
the banned is shown st this early day 80
enable the loyal subjects of his Snajosty 50
appropriately decorate S6etg establishments
on carnival dag.
fn addition to the banner pith which all
should provide themselves, is i~ propeS TO
state sbat the other emblemR OF she house
Ct carnival are ~ foIloVs:
Royal bird-Ihe peacock.
E8yal bassst-Tho lien.
RnTal dower-Phe vi"leS
RuYa tres-The palm,
All these can ts9 vorkaa apia spprogriaSa
devices, as tba sastes d his boYing snojecss
may dicSaSe.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-01
FOR RENT.


N,SOR II HRNF-THB DESIRABLE TWO-STORY
II residence, Fa l59 CalliOpe street; well adapted
sSS faEn4liesS cor yenirntlY iocatedi terms moder
CITE Apply 10 DAVIS Il FRkBET, No. u Common.
e4ai place. aul
THOR RENT-N SUITS OR slFGLR.-LARGB,
H AIRY furnished rooms, in q local ion ouyenient
Co the business part of the city adapted to the
~ sinEle gentlemen or families The hoHse Is
gg4tbin one squai of CANAL street. Terms reason
a6ls. Apply ct 10. 100 Clsstomhouse street, neaE
ahe Varieties Theatre. se7
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Fnrna s.re tor Holiday Preaenle.

The holidsys are close upon ue, aud many
are thinking OF the most appropriate pre-
sents that can he selected. The ladies
would consider as very acceptable one of
the elegant, unique and costly bureaus from
the stock Of Mr.. B. Hubbard, corner OF
Rampart and PerdiIo streets, wh0 has
many other very elegant articles To-
lady's toilet room, together With furniture
of every description lor shs costly mansion
or the humble cottage, One price only,
and that very cheap.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-01
2latfOn By lsai9ReaeRs

Duriag che past month She jackson and
Mobile railroads brought gu 62,@l4 baIea If
anttMrs as fellows.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-01
8@io AEniass the LoRgsGseea RegErgaag
Board

In the e ghth District Court a snEi pas
brought yesterday by II. C. WarnOth % re-
stain General Longztreet, John L7noh,
J,.oob Hawkins, z, }. Heron and others
fr N proceeding in any canvass Of Sotes,
rsle Aisi has been issued.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-01

Such Of our readers "a are rond Of real
fragrant Havana cigar should patronjze the
retail store ct Mr, Jayme Msgi, On the cor
ner OF Sc, Charles anu Common streets, for
they will and the YeEitable al tiole thero in
such variety that they will be sure to get
exactly what they wait. Mr.. Magi Is de-
termiRed to keep such stock at this store
as viii command patronage trrm the best
judges IN the city, and will sell them at
Wholesale prices, Go sna see If We ere not
correct.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-01

Fair fer the House ofths Good Shepherd.
The ops ming night Of this lair, which has
been organized with the permission of the
Archbishop, WAS as successful as eould be
expected, when we consider the inconyen-
ienCe OccaR!oned by he disabling Of the
hors's and mules. The attendance vas not
very full, but the liberal handed were there.
The editer Of the REPUBLICAN is indebted to
she ladies Of the Fusion bab g. Mrs.. Heath
erton and Mrs. Clarke, i0J polite attentions,
gracefally extended. The cause in Which
they arc engaged is worthy, and should be
encouraged by tbs generous pubhc.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-01
FIRE IN THE FOURTH DISTRICT
TWENTY FAMILIES HOMELESS

TWENTY HOUSES BURNED
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GRObERTES.

FLOUR-.....''...FLoUR -,,.,.''''' FLOUR
HOW ARD Il PRESTON.
nos. Iis Rnd Ii3 FOydras Street.
Agents for the ell bTaie-a srtz1 vi
{" Bel q of rbAnoa" Kentucb, FL0gR,
and Kentucky Dis sm-nd FLjps'K,
BaRe alap "a had many ether brards Of FL0U
eNy FpsA Dc23 WsA6u 2n
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-01

Mr. Proadfoot, an American merchant, is
reported to have paid 9o6o, 600 for an estate
n tic enYiFaBs OF Glasgow, scotland.
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WHOLE NUMBER 1872.
BY TELEGRAPH.

BY TELEGRAP
LATEST gEWS FROM ALL POINTS
RECRUITING FOR C0lOaED REGIMENTS
MARSHAL PACKARD INDICATED
HIS RETURNS AND SETTLEMENTS PROMPT
GBRhAg TROOPS IN FRANCE
THEY ARE NOT TO BE CONCENTRATED
DESTRUCTIVE PRAIRIE FIRES
STEAMER LITTLE ROCK SUNK
SMALLPOX DEATRS TN BOSTON
LAST WORDS OF Mr.. GREELEY
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-01

ssondHy Evening. December 2, 1922,
Flist time III this city of tho uew ard original
aramR. written pressly tor Mr. FRANK MAYO
BY the late Prank Anrdock, EaG., entitled
DAVY OR0GRETT,
eE. Bg SURE YOU'RE RIGHT THEN 60 AHEAD.
4T1sHoGncGd by tho pTess and public everywhere to
be the best American drama written
Tits great drama wiIl b. presented with new and
sesItiful scenerY by Il. a HUyt, ESQ; mechanical
elects bv t. j. W!GelAn and aassSants; properties
~ VIII Mszris ana RssistaAts
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