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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-08

The first Of the series of Strakosch con
certs will be given at Exposition Han on
Tuesday evening, the seventeenth instant.
The Louisville Ledger says:
The first Of the Strakosch concerts was q
suCcess, ana Mile. Patti enraptured the au-
dience with her splendid singing. Her
voice was never better, and the generous
applause which she elected must have been
TO the sweet sungstress proof that she re
tanned her influence on the lovers Of mel
ody in Louisville Those who would enjoy
one of the richest treats Of the season
should not fail to hear her sing tonight in
an unusually attractive programme.
Mario came fully up to the highest expec-
tations, and sung with the mastery power
which trumphantly sustained his world
wide fame as the prince OF tenors. Time
has touched Signor Mario gently, and his
vocal achievements in the past were but
little, ii at all, superior to those which dis
tinguished his efforts Of the present. There
is such depth of sweetness and pathOs THAI
there il no room for anything but the mos
generous criticism.
" Mile. Carin0 secured warm place in the
regards of the audience, and Miss Cary re-
vived the sweetest memories OF her former
trinmphs before Louisville audiences.
Mr, Sapret fully maintained his high
position as a violinist, and impresscs all
who hear him that he has brilliant future
before him. Scolari Has voice Of great
power, which he uses with consummate
Skill and with excellent effect
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-08
THE PEOPLE OF LOUISIANA.
Address Of the Louisiana Immigration and
Homestead Company.

Address of the Louisiana Immigration and
Homestead COmpa
We publish this morning Tor the ihforma-
ton Of our readers the subjoined address.
The president of the company is Colonel j.
B. Price; the vice president, General Beau
regard. The objects are not political, but
solely to induce the occupation and cultiva-
ton OF small farms in louisiana
Every consideration Of personal interest
and State pride conspire at this moment in
our history to call forth the best ener-
gies aud the purest patriotism OF Lonlsl
ana's sons. IL is, therefore, from motives
springing out OF these considerations that
planters, merchants, bankers, capitalists
and other business men in our city and
State have embarked in the great enterprise
known as the Louisiana Immigration and
Homestead Company; and 1t IS, further
more for these reasons that you are in
vited to cooperate with them in
their Iabors TO rcgenerate the State
through the revival Of her industries
and the settlement Of her waste lands.
The objects and purposes of this corpora
ton relate especially to the Introduction
into the State Of d good class OF lmnl-
| grants, whose presence will solve the
difficult problem Of labor, and through
whose accession Of industry and capital the
mineral and Agricultural resources Of our
land Viii be developed and utilized. Con
sulcu0us among tie attractions by which il
Is h0ued 10 secure the influx Of immigrants,
ID +. provision by which they NAV acquire.
at q small cost and no trouble, homesieads
Of their own. This provision also extends
its broad invitation to such OF our own
people as have been destituted OF their
means and vet who NAV desire to enjoy the
ADVANTAGES Of the comDany's Dr0ffered aid.
When # il remembered that. Ruperadded
10 the extent and fertility Of our agricultu-
raj lands. the State in every region ahoun2s
i+h '' ~ ,indorelnnad mineral WeathNtI,at
lipnite. and mari, and gypsum, and lime
s+oT,a an7 MOTT ~. CLAW and sandstone, and
saI+ md edTa e,1 snjnhur and nptroIenm
ana iIjrmina+jng cases. are everywhere uD-
Snri7;ng +he s,7r$ace If onr state ho1rti
tnIyy st t5 away in their primitive strata
and nayarna ard mat +boir VIRGIN abo3es
c. CO a. - bnnr s.srceII invaded Inv The
nr1-ar,rsc of nan NO sntnIiSe will be- fit
Il TX oTaaniZrd ef;arr that il now At
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-08
The Oates Comic Opera Company.

This company will appear at the st.
Charles Theatre tomorrow evening. The
Memphis -4ppcal says:
The occasion of Mrs. Oates temperance,
where she has ever been a favorite, was not
greeted by the multitude that would have
welcomed her in the absence Of clouds and
~pizoote. The admirable lady has lost none
Of her charms Of person or voice and
surely sang as Delightfully."- last evening as
when the echoes Of her clear, ringing notes
first resounded in a Memphis Thespian
temple She still plays her parts with in
Irritable graoe1ulness and abandon. John
SIowson, as q woman, is sometimes cpl
sootic, but never fails to receive the proper
sribute Of laughter, while most men, enact
ing such part, excite horror or disgust.
That is marvellous voice of Howsor's
which 20 becomes a woman in its softuess
and mellowness that the audience is startled
beyond measure when John becomes an
~arless epizootic ass in silken petticoats
IT. H. Pratt ia the celestial master a the
celestial empire, and very proper emperor
s1e becomes i the very impersonat,ou Of
Uuutterablo absurdities.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-08
MARKETS.
Dnmestfc Markers.

New YORK, December I, Evening"
ton quiet; middling upiands 1880; Orleans
2Olsc; sales to-day l72G bales; net receipts
to-day 1852 bales; gross 1851 bales. Sales of
futures $500 bales, as follows December
1879 dl8 l5-JGc; January 1879 q Is l5-l6c;
February 1880; March lg 5 l6 0l9asc>
April l9 9-l60l96sc; May l9Bc; January
204c Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat
held firm. moderate transactions. Corn a
shade firmer, very quiet. Pork $t3 10 I273
Lard weak at 7 q D8c. Naval stores dull
Groceries quiet and steady. Freights quiet
CrNCIENATI, December Cotton quiet;
middling l8Be. Flour-Demand fair and
market firm at 81 81 az so. Wheat firm for
best samples at 81 So al 81. Corn easier :;
new, 4O041c; old, 44043c. Oats unchanged.
Pork dull and nominal at $l2. Lard dull
and prices dropping; steam 707i8c; kettle
IA 072sc. Bulk meats quiet and IN
changed. Bacon firm and unchanged.
Whisky steady and de1a@nd moderate at
SIC.
ST. LOUIS, December Cotton quiet
and unchanged. Flour dull and unchanged.
Wheat dull and lower; small sales OF No.
fall at 81 81 D GO. Corn dull; No. mixed
Use on east track. Oats dull: No. ,, "a nc
on track Whisky firm, 92c Pork nominal,
Sl20l2 80. Dry salt meats duh; only
small order trade. Bacon quiet. Lard ac-
sfye M Tp.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-08
bridging the Big BLACK River.

en- this subject the Vicksburg Nsscs says;
There il a large amount of cotton il the
counties Of Madison, Kinds, Copiah and
claiborne that would come to Yicksburg II
thcre were proper bridges over Big Black.
THE attention d the citizens of Vicksburg
has been frequently called to the subject,
but Vet 40 practical plan has ever been
adopted to carry into effect the desired On
ject.
The ferries over Big Black have proven
source 81 great profit to the owners, bit
1hey have rot met the wants of the people
What the people want il a good turnpike,
with 4 solid bottom, through the swamp,
and good bridge to cross on. They want
;ust such turnpike and bridge Us there is
now over Big Black On the road from Good
man To Kesciusk0.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-08
BELOW COMING UP.

Schooner Lizzie Batchelder. Bnglish 20 days from
Philadelphia, to Geo Fosdick &co-
Schooner Bennington, Edwards, 30 days from New
Spanish ship Autonio, Mario, days from Matanzas,
in ballast, to PUG Bros -. -, ,,,.a,o
Spanish ship Zulueta, Roig days from Havana,
in ballast, to master
Spanish ship Favolita Casibella. 81 days from Bar
celona in ballast, TO master
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-08
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Ship Sea King, Waddle, 80 days from Santos, Brazil
in ballast, to Hall Yaughan-3d district .
Ship Poeahontas. Oliver, from Naples OCTOBER .
in ballast. to master-lst district u
Bark Prairie Bird HAWKINS from !, cientgeg99 % II
ballast. to Ocean, Zerega &co-3d district "a
Utilla, Macheca & 5 Oieri-2d district P T
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-08
Of Zepporah D'aIeza No.

Succession Of Zepp0rah D'Meza - No.
55,5s4.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ Of 0Tleana.-Eotiee is hereby given to the cred
toTs OF Iils estate and to l other persons herein
interested to show cause within ten days from the
resent notification. If any they have or can why
se account presented by the tutor of the children
ne deceased and as such administering this e5-
a. al be fInds distributed in accordance there
J,l@Hder Of the Ce1-t.
go FRAEK PACE JR., CLERK.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-08

London advertisement, calling loI a
wealthy old man who has been missing
longer than he should have been. describes
dim a. wearing d brown wig and deep
red scar over his left eye" with large
geIlow teeth dressed il black with DARK
gray overcoat" Ii ought not to be dit5cnit
fo fra 4 gaan dressed in that style
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-08
ANE(JSEHGENTs.
-, GhRrles Theatre.

THIS evening tie Gates Comic Opera
COMPANY will commence an engagement al
the st. Charles Theatre, beginning with the
colucdietta OF the Two Pudditoot:, and
ending with the comic opera OF Les l3a
wards" charming and entertaining comic
opera. What with Mrs. Oates and Crane
and Drew and E0WBOn. there viii lie DU
Lack III music ana rn.rth in the piece,
Academy of Music.
This evening Mr. Frank Mayo viii close
his engagement n tue play Of ''DavE
Crockett" The entertainment VIII COM
lnence with the roaring farce of "Jonee'
Rahv.n with Roland Reed, John r. Pike,
Frank O. Cutter, John 7. Craven, l.. M W &C.
Cormacs. j Redmond Ryan, Miss frankie
Met ltllan, Mrs. Sydney villains, Miss Ella
MAYER. Miss Carrie Foster and Miss Fannie
Francis in the cast Tomorrow evening"
the nan +Omime company III theirneW panto-
mime Of "FIglz aud Flock, or tue Doctor
and the Devil" "E!ick-t lock- while Dei,
ther very deep nor vastly improving, IS
chock-full ot innocent fun, and IS varied
with remarkably good epec}aitleS
Varieties Theatre.
'Tae "OnIy Jew matinee at the Tare-
tica Theatre yesterday was attended ny
about as many people as were q both the
st. Charles and the Academy Last night
closed the production of that play. This
evening the latest New York and London
success, "Pygmaleon and Galatca, with
Mr. RAYMOND in the leading part, Next
week Miss Charlotte Thompson will appear
ID TIE play Of Jane Eyre" which will be
followed d few days after by lone Wife,
Exposition Hall.
& very general interest i ieis IN she
Patti- Mario concerts. the first Of which Will
be given al Exposition Hall on Tuesday
evening. the seventeenth instant. To use
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-08
Marine Intelligence.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN
Sunday, December 8, 1879.

Slip Fxpounder, Croker. for Liverpool
British Ship Antarctic, McStoker, for Liverpool
schooner Villa mine Scott, for Boston
Schooner Rebecca, Miller for Pensacola
Schooner Mary Theresa, Bornh0rst, for Pensacola
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len1rrnnnn rRoM r1Rsr PAGE. ]

thev piloted the Janiu parties to the tields
yvLsre they hunted for diamonds. At the
close Of each day Arnold told Janin the
value Of the gems found and Janln mace
bis report accordingly. After searching and
examining for some time the whole party,
With The exception of Slack and Rubery
who remained to attach claims}, returned
10 San Francisco. The above Is all that Is
elected thus far from Cooper.
Weather Report.
WAR DEPAATN ENT,)
Office Chief Signal Officer,
Washington December n 1872, 4:35 r a.
PROBABILITIES.
Eor the Northwest and thence to tie upper
lakes and southwark to the Ohio valley
southwesterly winds, threatening weather,
followed by lower temperature, earn ana
snow In the South Atlantic and Gun
States, clearing and clear, cooler weather,
With southwesterly to ,nOrthweeterly winds.
on the lower lakes, and thence extending
nv tomorrow to the Middle and Eastern
States. threatening weather, higher tenn
npratures. falling baromcrcrs, snow and Oc-
casional rain. In the st. Lawrence valley,
falling Darometers, westerly winds
andaCl0udy weather.
River Intelligence.
SOUTHwEsT-PAss, December Z. Z. Ill =
Barometer 3O:40. Wind north, light. Ar
rived-Spanish bark Fortuna, Berdaguer
master, three days from Havana, ~ ballast
TO PUG Brothers; Norwegian eark E y
Hammers master fifty days from Port Ia
hot with railroad iron TO order. Sailed
Brig Charlotte Buck.
p4ss-A-L'OUTRE, December 7, P. NJ
Wind north-northeast, light. Arrived
Spanish brig Jamie Millet Millet master,
four days from Havana, in ballast to y.
Fatio Il Co.. steamship Havana at 2.3O Z.
M. Pennington master, from Havana via
Florida ports, to j. K. Roberts. No depart
ures.
MEMPHIS, December Weather clear
and pleasant. River declining. Arrived
Nashville, from Cincinnati. Departed
City of Chester and Mary Forsythe for St
Louis; Bee and barges and 2. W. StradeT
for New Orleans; Dardanelle for White
river. The Hale and Church are due from
below, and the Durfee from above.
EVANSVILLE, December 7.-WeaLhe1
clear and mild River. rising slowly.
CINCINNATI, December 7.-isiGer SIX feet
eight inches and rising. Weather clear and
cool.
CARo, December z. - Arrived = Mary
Alice from New Orleans, at F. NJ; Shan
non, from New Orleans, at 10 2. M River
has risen one inch in the past twenty-foul
hours Weather clear and mild.
PITTsBURG, December THE Mononga.
hela is stationary, with five feet two inches
in the channel.
LOUISVILLE. December River falling
slowly, with three feet eight inches in the
canal and one foot eight inches IN the
chute. Weather clear and mild.
ST.. LOUIS; December River rising
slowly. The Mary e. Poe was released
from the gorge Friday evening and started
3or New Orleans.
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EXPORTS

LIvERPoOL-slp bzpounder-s435 bales cotton
2460 slaves
$500 slaves
25U4 OK horns 1900 slaves
observation-disclosures Rebecca-l hhds sugar
bbls vinegar . hbs salt bales coffee bags coffee
40 bbs pork 100 bbls -four bbs beans $50 SKIS corn
80 SKIS oats SKIS bran cks meat sc pkgs sundries
PENSACOLA-Sehooner Mary ThereRa--9oo SKIS OF
corn 100 bbls flour 80 bbls meal $50 pkgs groceries
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ne oniy tNe9pt,"" 70 Sao ose!rno t,0:T1
ie.ts with @oo5 stanle, which are il
united supply anu coljihah4 luli prices;
he business t0-uaE lEciu0eQ Fttlct SOoN
ordinary at /. =, 1t'4 II e ana l6c. tue iasI
low low m iD5 Ea.c: low middiing at is
Isle; ditto Blenders at lS12c strict low
15n -.,st, IN excentional ease
O'i - 49, ~ 80, dFoo,,+rl y =
Tor cash IN hand, prices were aeeep pc, - {
lo"eI Ian 3''S sno"a - 10 IA ~
ei .e i~t,ns U o,oa ~ ohoTe faotors roa1
some cases REFERRED 10 awe, laSIoIS IeSslz
lzed PIelIo4s i ;7 - f5od sSt,s
S!In ,il,s'4 y DyI
''g noI tet ~ ,1oo,oa M
ne amount "L ~ Ppo'Si' ~ i1ot i,e"et' ~
ing On oodlu az" ollg.SeH ~ -
set Gown at Ine opHIns 20 n aoo r,, Ct
'5,150 paioS' thloIatihs , iEn0 lo1 -
POOL ,0Vp IoF ilatIe ,1oo A I1 oo Hp"tn.
1ooo I"i >, n1o ~ T,rt ,5
tV0O lor tue -So' ~ y iioi1 49,
rom 'e S5"ch oL nan" ~ 9uh ,do 1'itui 49,
statement ldst tNen.rG. Ieio '~Io0 Hs.1g9
TO represent 'he f1"Htl{h al Tue 3anu-
nag az" IN presses "nS"1u @h" """l'lnS
ORDERS ,..,.-...--.
me Spo. 19S' ,5 ili: -
Poof' good oeiiai1'' a. 90 1nd h1 i9
s I, N
e'H1iHS "'o yesterday aver 'l
COTTON STATEMENT,
O.. bond .,,o,,s+ Al 1879 O' $50
So, $500 =" i,,I,t4 iaS+ 75l
arrived previously ...,...-..... s,N,972 s36 rs
,---ooa
-, Iotai fqif '7S@
S .sts9 pPe Isl 5G8 800 2Q4
-
Stock an hand and or shP6osT not cleared i55 ~
STOCK On ana sane 4'e ,fs asa hln 4V o
1o.ua} 5L 30 =. ., f.+np 3na n ,,o,. al
80 w. a;,ta Yet p1o;r,,,
r, H ~ pl;PSt 22f9 op ,,S+ 'tnrdn7S
~ 9d6eT a s sin A%rst 81 y,
an0 90, 5lto i"s' f'i1 I'I 10
2'-,eoo q pa 5s3 az ans ''7' :
crease GO It}J. .a,a,,r,,,,s ,,a1,o +ha no
me tACiat ~ t tnda T. IoS haIas
az o., &C. e2f ~ Ioat Sat,,riav and - Gqa
aA"llsv $500 - ~ so H+,anet a ! 200 SCI
t"St ScaL, l,t0 .,o3 az 1os+ '1- ;nerasa
9 9a!F 81 "s@'N'' 'S'e'
'''p I;.+a ,,o.,or.,a,,,, Great Rr;+ain E5,3
,,I , ag q, "a, tast week and to the
.ira,'+ EG3q baine ,tgsinsf 6459 stocks al
31 oIoI 80, so''19 nada nm 70 10 NJ
a.. s!'g b',Ins a5,.i f.i 90 ~ last week
~, l r., recefG.& his morning com
..rsaas, IS,4 49, he morkar !. d'7IJ and
$3.50 are a Iittio lover for buy.rs, The
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-08

succes~iGn Of C. r. j. c. Harernond-No.
1yH5L.
GECoEp DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- q OT.eaHs-Notiee ia hereby given to TIE
Creditors OF this estate and TO ali other persons
heEt.u Interested to show cause, within ten days
troIH the present notification if any they have Or
can. Why the account presented by Philip B.
feuke' pub administrator, 8s such admins
teT-ng This estate, should not be bomologated and
approved, and the funds distributed in accordance
herewith.
BY order Of tie Court.
de4&l2 FRAFE PACE, JR., Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-08

NJ hear great deal about labor reform,
bu- there seems to lie 4 greater need OF re-
forming some ot those fellows who doA
MINI.
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RAILROADS,
STE. EMS.HIPS.
NEW STATE LINE STEAMSHIP


NEw STATE LINE STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
Of first class, fuIl-powered Clyde-bui!t screw
steamers built expressly for the New Orleans aDd
New York trade 70 sail regularly between LlV-
ERP00T and NEW ORLEANS, aud GLASGOW and
NEW YORK, carrying passengers any ite1Ght az
lowest rates to and from all parts of the United
Ei, odon or the cont ent of Europe, and all paris
Of he United States and the Dominion OF Canada.
LOUISIANA 2O0O tons register. Captain Stewart
MINNESOTA, 1000 tons register, Captain hamtn
ALABAMA 24GO TcIs register. Building
PENNSYLVANIA, $500 tons register. BnIid1Dg
VIRGINIA, 250O tons register Bul0lDg
GEORGIA, $500 tons register ,....'.''... bl1io1Dg
For Liverpool Direct.-Tbe
./&-@saSss new steamship
H SssEsssssssss, LOUISIANA.
James Stewart, Comm ander,
now on her way to Liverpool, will leave that port
for New Orleans November IS. And the new steam
9+-'p MINNEs OTA,
Captain HamIjn.
vii follow December l.
TIE vessels of this line will stop at Bordeaux
for freight and passengers on the passage from
Liverpool
Due notice will be gwen OF the days OF sal1ng
from New Orleans
Return tickets available for FIX A0NTBs, at
reduced rates.
No charge tor medicine or medical attendance.
Money orders granted free CT charge.
Prepaid emigration tickets issued here 10 par
ties de Bil Gus sending tUT their friends.
These vessels cross tke bar at all times Ritbeut
detention,
Fer freight or passage, having unsurpassed 40
T. K MILLER & Co., Agents
No. 29 Carnndelet street New Orleans.
ROSS, SKOLFIRLD q CO.,
No. 8 Chapel street, Liverpool.
LEWIS I. MERROW L CO.,
seI5ly No S. Great CLYDE Street, Glasgow.
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Succession Of Joha AnnfcTch-No. 81, 5&I.
GECoFD DISTRICT COURT FOR THR PARISH
- Of Orleans.-Fotiee is hereby given to the
herein interested, to show cause within ten DAYS
from the present notification if any they nave or
can; why the account presented by Philip E.
FoaKe, pubic ADM illustrator, as such administering
TINS estate should not be hoTnologated and sp
proved. aud the fun6s distributed In accordance
herewith
BY order Of Il e Court
de4sI2 FRANK PACE. JR., CLERK.
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TOWBOATs.
STEAMBOATS,.

ra71,orn Wright. from the Passes-Towed down
and to sea, Sd Instant, ship Mayfower and
schooner Ricardo Jova-Brought up ships Po'
cahOutas and Sea King
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-08

MarceTIa, Greathouse, from Donaldsonville
st John. Greenhouse, from Baton Rouge
Henry Tete. Dalferes. from Donaldsonville
LESSEE Taylor. Junlel, from PlaQuemlne
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IMPORTS.

UTILLA-Schoouer AIischiet-l500 punches ba
nauas sc, 900 plantaius 1900 coCoanuts
PORT TALBOT-Bark Lesseps-2656 bars rail.
road iron
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Rail. &c ADS.


RALI.RIsCC ADS,
,~,>>,~~>~~y,~~>~.,-~y.o~>~.>~
(HANCE OF TIME
VIA rEs
GREAT JACKSON ROUTE.
On and after October "a,
Trains viii arrive and depart as follows:
DEPART
Express. A. NJ Express. P. NJ
Mail ...........6P HI Nail....... 1885 ?. NJ.
Accommodation4P. NJ Accommodation. sos A. HI.
Mail train daily. Express daily except Sunday.
THIS ROUTE OFFERS
THE FOLLOWING ADVANTAGES
BY taking the q A N. train, you arrive in
LOUISVILLE ST. LOUIS, CHICAGO, CINCINNATI,
PITTsBURG, CLEVELAND. BALTIMORE,
WASHINGTON, NEW YORK. BOSTON, AND ALL
CITIES NORTH AND EAST,
Twelve Hours in Advance Of any Conn
peting Line.
PULLMAN PALACE CARS
On the train from Canton to Humboldt.
By taking the P. NJ. train Won arrive in
LOUISVILLE and a1l'point- cached via Louisville
ak HOurs in Advance of all Other Lines
ANB IN VI, LOUIS. CAIRO, CHICAGO,
And all points North. III
Less Time Than Amy Other Line.
PuIlmar's Palace Cars ale TUE on this traiE from
New Orleans to Humboldt Memphis and Louisville
without change.
STAR. S. JONES,
Ticket Agent, Galveston.
A. b. SHELDON,
gjcket agent, New Orleans.
G. P. ATM0RE,
General Passenger Agent.
s. z. CAREY
General Ticket Agent.
f. D. FROST,
no2l d&w General Superintendent
NEW ORLEANS. MOBILE
AxD
TEXAS RAILROAD.
THE GRAND TRUNK ROUTE.
ALL RAIL, CLOSE CONNECTIONS, 10 OMNIBUS
TRANSFERS, AND SUPERIOR EQUIPMENTS
Pullman Palace Day and Sleeping Cars
through without change to
ST LOUIS, LOUISVILLE AND LYECRBuRG.
On and after SUNDAY, October 20, DAILY TEAMS
Will leave the depot at foot Of Canal street at
1880 A. NJ. and 5,l5 p. III.
AND ARR!vR AT
9s2J P. ". and Use p, 81.
Excursion tickets for sale Saturday ard Sunday at
HALF PRICE.
Passengers for Louisville, via Mobile Mont
gomery, Decatur and Nashville, can 90 through
direct by taking either the 7:3o 4 III. or Sis p
H. trains, connecting at Louisville with rail.
roads North, East and West. Sleeping Cars
through to Louisville
Passengers for St. Louis take the Sis Pm
train, with sleeping through without
change
Passengers for Lymchburg and Washing
sSn IaEe the s:LS r d. train and sleeping car
Passengers for Atlanta, Macon, Augusta,
ana all points in the Gulf and Atlantic statee
take either the 40 4. NJ. or SIS P. n train
41cket office, Gs2yeston-Mergan wharf, S. s.
New Orleans ticket oface-Correr of Camp ar
CommGD streets, opposite City HeteL
J. r LCED, Agent
3. H. SCRANTON
General Superintendent
EORMAE c. JONES
Gel General Freight and Ticket Agent.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-08
Weather Report
PROBABILITIES.

WAR DEPAHTE ENT,
Office Chief Signal Officer 7
Washington, December 4 1872, 4:35 P. n. }
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-08

On and after October "a,
Trains viii arrive and depart as follows;
DEPART. ARRIVE.
Express. A. NJ. Express. P M.
Maid n 955 2
Mail train runs daily. Express daily except Sunday.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-08


DURANGO OF TIME
VIA TRR
GREAT JACKSON ROUTE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-02-02

nsiEp Nsnnsbet yonrml,

i People who are given to doing absurd things
have the babi. Of banding together. in order,
we suppose, that they may comfort one anoth-
or. The most recent club of the kind has
appeared in London, and is known as the
..Winter Bathers.n These idiots took swim
in the Serpentine on Christmas day. Aston
ishing to say they all came out alive. There
is one old bather, who ought to have been
killed by the rheumatism years ago, who,
when the lake is covered with ice, comes
every morning with Ratchet, and, smashing
the frozen surface, plunges in. To witness
his agony is pleasure the Humane Society's
boatmen daily enjoy.