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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-16
THE BUFFALO LlTHiA "Alh"
FOR SALE.

CILK ELASTIC STOChlAns Wax wax
nSn,cEs for enlarged veins ana We
Joints Sold at MEADE < BAkEk,s S aa.n sirss,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-16
m NOVEMBER 8. 1874.

MORE NEW DRESS GOODS, IN EVERY
SHADE; SHAWLS, BEADED CLOAkS, &C.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-16

Personal "reminiscences, anecdotes, and
Letters Of General Robert E. Lee. BY
Rev. j. WILLIAM JONES. ID. D. New York :
ID. APPLETON & Co. 1874.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-15

Insurance SrocK AND IMPROVED REAL
EsrArE AT AUCTION BY THE SHERlFF.-We
call attention to the sales at auction to
be made this day at noon at tho Ger.
chants and Auctioneers' Exchange. Royal
street. by the sheriff Of the parish Of Or.
lesns. Said sales comprise:
I. Twenty-eight shares Of tho capital
stock Of the New Orleans Mutual insurance
Association, par value $50, paid in full.
9. Two lots Of ground, with all the build.
ings and improvements thereon. situated in
the Fourth nistict Of this city. on Second
street, between Dryades and St. Denis
streets.
3. Two lots Of ground. situated in the
First District OF this city. on Gasque:
street. between Prieur and johnson streets.
with the improvements thereon.
1. Certain lots Of ground. situate in the
Second District Of this city and fronting on
Canal. Saicedo and Cnstomhouse streets.
with the improvements thereon.
5. A lot Of ground. situated in the came
district. On St. Louis street. between Clai.
borne and Robertson streets. with the
improvements thereon.
=. And lot Of ground. situated in the
same district. at the corner Of Burgundy
and Dumaine streets.
For full particulars and terms see aiye..
t:semep:.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-15
AENlS for the Snu1Il.

Learning :hat arms in considerable Gnan.
titles were being shipped South from the
Great western Gun Works. in this city, a
Telegraph reporter called at that establish.
ment this morning for further information.
Mr.: j. ii. johnson, the proprietor. said he
had been getting orders tor abou. six weeks
past. The trouble seemed to have COM
menced down there about tho middle Of
August. The arms, mostly muskets, were
sent principally to the States Of South Car
olina. Alabama and Mississippi lu small
towns they generally ordered from fifty to
seventy five guns to lot. They seemed to
be organizing in companies. The guns are
some that MIR. johnson bought up shortly
after the war very cheaply, and is selling
them at very low rates. Most of them are
furnished with bayonets-generally with
those long villainous looking blades known
as the sabre bayonets.
''tn ordering them through the mail"
asked tho reporter. ''is it ever intimated
what is the object in ordering such large
quantities! Mo- replied Mr.. Johnston,
except IN one otter, in which the writer
said they expected some trouble down there,
and they were going to prepare for it. My
impressions are. however, that they fear an
uprising Of the blacks.-
DO they order many small arns!' asked
LAY fos'oA' HAh. oOunStOD-h hOst O& tuC
orders are confined to muskets. However,
occasionally they want . few navy reyol.
yers.'
Reporte,-''Do you send ammunition
South ALSO" Mr. Johuston-"Yes; and it's
very evident they mean business, for they
generally order cartridges ior the muskets.
recently received an Ctfer for i, 900 rounds
o: cartridges"
Mr. Johnston s.a.st; ira, occasionally he
received orders for better class OF arms
than tEe common Muskets. as, tor
instance. he recently flled an order for
seventy tive breechloading rifles.
1t occurred TO the reporter tha. perhaps
the authorities might interfere with the
traffic. and as n uch was intimated to Mr..
Johnston. TO this he answered that there
was no martial law in force, and he didn't
see how the auth horities were to interfere.
The guns were his, and he thought he had
perfect right to sell them He had sold,
in all. from 800 TO 1000 rnuskets, and he ex.
Pected to sell all he had on hand. He now
has orders for several hundred gums, and
additional orders are coming ia.-!H..s1sYy
Telegraph.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-15
ANCSE MENTS.
The Globe Theatre.

uC SSdOUC
The audience at the little Globe last night
evening, which argues well for the future
OF the new theatre. The manager is spar.
ing no pains to amuse his patrons, and gives
good entertainment. The olio business is
all given previous to the burlesaue now.
and every thing moves smoothly and IN
order.
st. Charles Theatre.
The sensational gave way for the stand
ard drama at this house. last night. when
"Richeiien" was performed to a very select
audience. The portrayal of the crafty car
dinal has been, for many long years, the
study and ambition Of our greatest actors.
None Cf them have excelled Mr.. Forrest in
the part. Edwin Booth came next: then
the excellent performance of Mr.. Barrett.
With the acting Of these gentlemen still
lresh in our memory. the attempts of less
talented performers will perforcs provoke
comparisons, and by such measuring Mr.. +.
T. Stetson can not be written down as .
great Riehelieu. Perhaps he was not seen
at his best last night. A poor house too
often causes poor acting. His reading was
too vigOveus. too rapid, 1Or the feeble.
scheming old man. His intonation was not
varied enough to illustrate the fitful moods
of the Cardinals character. which left the
impression that the actor was something Of
a preacher. Miss Dollie Bidwell was seen
to better advantage as Jnlie. She is Of fine
figure and stage presence, and as dramatic
companies are now constituted, is an excel.
lent leading lady, Her style is not unlike
that Of Miss Ada Gray. who made such a
favorable impression at this theatre last
season. Tonight will be played the "Mss.
bic Heart"
academy Of Music.
A new programme will be offered at tho
Academy tonight by tbs Schumann Nov.
city Combination. 4 stronger array Of
speciality acts will be given, with . panto.
mime to close the performance. The drs-
mai tic season will commences at tho Ac ademy
on Monday evening with company known
~ Wallack's Comedy Combination.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-15
Change 81 Tactics Money Anssead Of
MUsktts.

a special dispatch from Washington 70
the st. Louis Democrat of che twelfth saye:
The statement has heretofore been made
that the Democrats in New Orleans have
made attempts to buy up Governor kel.
logg and thus secure cont,cl.of The State
The Chrcnicle to-day has an editorial on the
sutject, based. as it alleges, upon positive
information. In the course OF the long ar.
ticle the following emphatic assertion is
made: "Overturea have teen made to Tim
before and since the events of the four
teenth by the leaders Of that movement,
offering him most tempting reward if he
will betray his people in to the hands Of the
Conservatives and yield up his patronage
to their control. These Offices have been
repeatedly made verbally. and in at least
has stood firm and refused any CONCESSIONS
which involved the integrity OF his party or
:he Interests of lis people.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-15
Cases Before the Sapreme CeuPss
A Washington dispatch Of the eleventh

A Washington dispatch Of the eleventh
says:
In addition to tho eo-cAlled "Grsnger'
cases, involving the conetitutionality OF the
Wisconsin railroad la Y. and tho Grant par
ish (Louisiana) case. which involves the
constitutionallty of the Ku.Klux law, there
will ccme before tho Supreme Court thrs
term q case 70 be certified from the Supreme
Court of the State OF California, involving
the constitutionality of 3 law Of that State
prohibiting the landing OF Chinese women
brought to the United States for immoral
purposes 1t will be remembered that Mr.
Justice Field, recently holding Circuit
Court in California, decided on writ Of
habeas corpus that this law is in conflict
with the fourteenth article Of the amend
ments. All Of the above cases will un-
doubtedly. in consideration Of their great
importance, be advanced on the docket.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-15
ELECTIONS.
The De0eevnss Cavsy sise staSx-s:sis . Q
five democratic Ioagnrssne0 TAe
2cRlSlatuSe in Il0ahf.

The Deascvass Csvsy sise stase-s:sis .
five democratic IsagArsssseS TAe
3.cGlslatuse in Deabts
INDIANAPOLIS, October l;-DfcSl and
semi official returns from aeventy.tive pre-
cincts and fifty counties heard from show
Democratic gain Of 67s. The RspublicaS
Central Commit tee cOncef1 the election ~
the entire Democratic State ticket by FROM
5000 70 10000 majority.
The Republicans claim . majority Of the
Legislature. which il not conceded by the
Democrats.
From tho present Indications the Con
gressional delegation will stand az fOllovs :
First district, Hilman, Republicans; sec
0nd, Williams, Democrat; third, Kerr,
Democrat; fourth, New, Democrat; fifth,
Holman, Democrat; SIXTH Robinson, Re-
publican; seventh, doubtful; eighth, liarter,
Republican: ninth, doubtful; tenth, Calkins.
Republican,; eleventh, Evans, Republican
twelfth, Hamilton, Democrat: thirteenth,
Baker, Republican.
Laporte county gives Democratic ma
iority of $50, being SO gain.
FultO county shows a Democratic ma
iority of 49, being Republican gain of A.
IN Fayette county H0lman's majority tor
Congress is I2j, being Democratic gain OF
I43.
In Randolph county eleven precincts
give Claypool a majority for Congress of
lI24-a Republican loss OF Ia.
Further returns show increased Demo-
cratic gains in the State ticket The indi-
cations are now that the Democratic ma
.ority in the State Will reach from 10000 to
1900.
Later returns place the election of Hunter,
in the eighth and Calkins in the tenth dis
tricts- in donbt, and the delegation will
probably stand eight Democrats to five Re
publicans.
From the most reliable returns received
the following 10 the result for Congres-
In the first district William Heillman.
Republican, was elected BY a small ma ajority.
In the second district james D. Williams,
Democrat, was elected bv 5OtN to G000 ma
jority.
In the third district NJ. T.. Kerr, regular
Democrat WAS elected ever Cravens Fusion
candidate, by 1000 majority.
In the fourth district d. New, Democrat,
was elected by 800 majority.
In the fifth district w. s. Holman, Demo
crat, was elected by 500 to 1000 majority.
In the sixth district Milton s. Robinson.
Republican. was elected over johnson.
lc0NTNUBD on FOVRTH PAGE.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-15
Military ltClns.

Company X. Seventh United States Cav.
airy. First Lieutenant Edward S. Godfrey
commanding. will leave New Orleans 70.
day for Colfax, Grant parish.
The Thirteenth Infantry. having been
ordered to report to Major General Emory,
is On route to this department from Omaha.
The regi men: VIII sr1ive during the pres.
ent week.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-15
COURT RECORD.
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER II. 1871.
superior Criminal Court.

Superior Criminal Court.
State rs. Jack Owens.-2sreakins. etc
Plea Of dusrefois cqsa overruled.
State VI. Mary Jones and Virginia Davis.
Grand larceny. Plea Of not guilty entered
The following jueors were empaneled fox
the balance Of the present month:
T. H. Arbo, +. Andrieu.
Francis Amancio, J. +. Wallis.
Louis Schaerer, N. Buckner.
A. Greenault, w. A. Collins.
Thomas Mangan, 4. Barbarir.
j. E. Richard. S. Reichert,
Henry Ginder. A. J. Ward.
NJ. Glare. L. Oanos.
w. G.. Wheeler. ID. E. Morphy.
Charles Gogreve. J. L. GautieT.
J. C. Murphy. Thomas Anderson.
A. Fleurey. Calaste Dupre,
A. Block. o. w. Brisbee,
J. 4. Matthew. N. c. Carroll.
William Naber. II. II. Hansel'.
Joseph Diaz. II. G. Mullan.
II. Blanks. T.. PetItorv.
J. II. Tuydaw. E.F Del Bondic.
/. Ellerbust, =. G. Ober,
J. H. Massey. &. w. 4. Bayley.
II. Thomas. William klute.
l.. A. Saxon. IL. Burchmeye..
Charles senior .erJa Jacoh EOelk.!.
j G. Parham. A. T. Janin.
Theo. Picor. T.. Dussuan.
81. G. Nillauaou. Victor Dupa1t.
l. healhc. u. A. Canbias,
u. Foster, y. Ducheron.
j. b SOLAR. A. Dunestre.
III II. Handy. J. Ilrich,
Patrick Coyle. Z. Couvertie.
NJ. L. COssley. Dsvid Douglas.
+. Thibault.
The grand jury viii be se.ec:ed 20 dss By
Judge A:ocha.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-15

NEW ORLEANS THURSDAY,

lican voter who finds that be can not 60
peacesbly to the polls and perform his duty
al an American citizen. to stay at home,
and to Cuclo Sam will be left the duty Of
finding cut the reason why. want to vote,
not fight, and if We have a fair show, an
honest ticket. and every man does his duty.
God holping, We will win the battle.
At the conclusion Of Mr.. Lewis address.
the following names were placed in nomina'
ton for Administrator of Finance:
BY Mr.. Gaudet, Hon. John Calhoun. with
few words expressing the appreciation OF
the community for his honesty, ability. and,
although not strictly Republican, yet ono
whom Republicans could vote Coz without
= sacrifice Of principle.
BY Mr.. Reynolds. Michae! GerAcs. as an
infexible Republican.
Mr.. Williams nominated Mr.. john -.
Davies.
Mr. William v;eers said he could not sup.
port Mr.. Davies because he was a repu'
diator. and the Republican party could no:
afford to vote for any man who was not in
favor Of paying any honest Obligation OF
the State.
A motion was made to adjourn, which
was lost by vote Of 50 to Is.
The votee on the candidates was then
taken and stood: Calhoun, so; Gernon. IL;
Davies, l3, and no choice.
Another ballot was ordered.
Mr.. Williams withdrew the name Of Mr..
Davies.
The second ballo: resulted: Calhoun g.
Gesnon 33. Mr.. Calhoun was declared
elected.
On motion Messrs. Charles p. vigers,
Wynn and Gaudes were appointed to wait
on Mr.. Calhoun and inform him Of his
nomin alton.
Tho convention adjourned to 4 Z. NJ. Al
that hour sixty-four members were present,
and the convention adjourned to ten o'clocl;
to-day.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-15

NHlP AGENTS AND OWNERS..-THE
~ Chdefs sNed respectfully announces to tho eiio
agents and Owaers IN tEe port Of New Orle ans that
Captain Y: w: Foster IS his legally appointed
deputy. and s fully authorized to perform all ths
ia,iss lcstsiuiug to Port Wardens.
LEONARD n. SEWEL1.
Master Warden. Caller Court. F.
New O.!rans September u. 1874. s'2:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-15
POSITIVELY LAST WEEK or HCNUNASN'S WON.
DkRFIL NOVELTIES

Monday. October ~. 1874.
Aad every night during g the week. Wednesday AID
Saturday ms'inees.
REV. STARS AND ENrivELY NRW FEATURES
First appearance Of Nile. FOSTAINBLkAU, the
peerless Queen OF Air. First appearance Of Nile.
DORATi. the talented C.ntatvic- from fhe Foilies
Dram atiques, VAre. SixnOr BAREDSTTl. the
SvOrd and cane swaliowrr. Herr SCHULTzE. ths
man Of many faces, presenting local celebrisies
lmitatione. ~. EhEKMAN. the wonderful juegier.
with new feats. Professor BnyWH. the ve!ocipe'
dist. with new evOlUtions. Herr CNTHAE. the
vASEl. the funbisronicou. with new asiss. TOM
COLLINS LOWELL. with his pantOmine Guarfette.
presenting the entirely trick and comic pau:o.
iuims entitled TIKI RIVALS.
NOEDAY. Oct4be. Is- waI!sck Coined; combi.
Natvn for one week onlv.
Fos Rent-FRUIT STAND In the ves.ibuIe. apply
at tho box office.
Doors open and gallery serenade At quarter TO
eeven. Performance commences at quarter 10
eight. Box Office open from A. u. until p. ".
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-15

The Japanese have sent young men 20
Germ any 20 learn ho< to brew beer.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-15
VOLUME VllI---NO. l62
ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
ct. CHARLES THEATRE.
Thursday. October -. 1874.
Tas popular young American trased!aa.
MIR. K. r. SrETSONs
In the beautiful playof
MARBLE HEART,
Supported By
Ua::- GgEESwALLs GALVESTON coMsasT.
FRIDAY ylGir. October !s-fiamies.
SVSDAY NIGHT. October is-tirifi.h Garns.
rendered 90 popular from tts close resemblance t.
sAyTADAY-Fam,!yM Ma.ire. a, MON. OCT,
GLOHE TsEAT1E.
Cornep ut Baronne ana Perdido Streets.
T,is pAslliorABLE RESORT or Tag CITY
c:0w:ei evc,y iSht with ehe elite OF New Orleans.
THE WnRREhh s!sTERH. ,,-
aa'L. aikSE! .;keK MisIs sHssr sqthois ptse -
AID 'jls H.%; W;ndrs sIS6Htf 81 r. Day.
Concluding with ths bur!e.Ine oG
THE FIELD or THE CLOTH OF GOLD.
W.:!, entirely new scenery. magnificent ward.
sObe. ,ronnfincs. properties. original music.
stc.. ,nirod,d.n: IN III: Grand Tourna-
asent tho full strength Of the nn.i.
vailed variety vi speciasies:
M.s sIpn,s ir.n, worrs
kns aHs b. cah
Ssauy. ,ls cripple: Harry Ma SaeaF;hy =, ,1
9n. Famy o. the
O. preparation. ixioS. BaIGASps. aud BLACK
Eress Circ!. and Parques.. tsea,s reserved). ..75
PANTY Circie (seafs reservsdl l..................5O
Third TIsr....
ps,xs,. 90 ANA Si1
Doors open at = Guarter to ssvrn Balcony sere.
made 1t > quarter to seven Curta, rises ct .
quarter to eight. Performance begins At eight
o'clock. OclS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-15
MISCELLANEOUS.
DROPOsALS.......... ..........PROPOSAl.S.
O,y.Cs % LOUISIANA LKvEs COMPANY,
No % Carondelet street.

O,y:cE - LOUISIANA LxvEa ConrASr.(
No % CarOndelet street.
New Orleans. October 1874.
Ths Commission Of State Engineers having this
day ordered the building Of eighty six leyeeH in
various parts OF the S.sf~ dur ng the coming year.
Hggre eating About 100000 Of cubic yards, tho
LeveS Company desire t0 have these levees built
IN the next fOuE mOntbs. The cost OF constructing
these leyees will be far in OF all the cash re-
sources at the command Of tho Leyee Company.
They will. therefore. be compelled to meet the eIi.
gency by making contrasts for building these
levees In part fer cash and part Oh credit.
Contractors &pd planters wishing TO build lerees
Are invited 70 call at the Sfice Of the Louisiana
Leves Company and examine tho lists and specii.
cations, and obtain infOrmsr lou as TO terms.
Planters and others residing in the vicinity OF
She broken ieyees will have the preference IN OBJ
isinng contracts. should they desire.
- 'A' THOMAS l. Dfx.
cs?iss Secretary and Treasurer.
NOTICE TO COTTON sHiPPEks.-THK
IN undersigned have formed q coparInershp
der the firm of SIMMONS, RAINEY & CO., for tho
purpose Of conducting the business of compress
ing cotton. and have leaeel The MemphIs and
Crescent City Presses.
Having bad many years experience In the Cot.
ton Press business, can assure our friends that
their interests when cOnfided to US, viii be care.
fully watched ard their orders faithfully and
promptly attended to.
Our charges for compressing drayage. etc. wit;
1,e the same NAV bo charged from time to time
b, the majority Gf presses In the city. We offer
our services to shippers in the full confidence of
being able to give entire salts action, and yespect
z.!!y sc1ic.s q share Of tte1y patronage
T. u. SIMMONS.
II. H. RAlNEY,
"rsr ore scs $epfembe. - i37i se3O
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-15

The grand jury viii be selected 20 dss by
Judge Atocha.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-06-13
PIOCHE NEVADA. SATURDAY. JUNE 13. 1871
LEGAL. ETC.
SheriR's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out Of the District Court in and for the
county of Lincoln, State Of Nevada, and to me
directed and delivered. for judgment rendered
in said Court on the twenty-third day Of Decem.
Der, A. d. 1873 in favor of J. N seibert and
against The Kinston Mining Company, for the
sum of eight hundred and seventty-hye 70 loo
dollars debt, together With one hundred and
sixteen 25lOO dollars tax costs, and all accruipp
costs and interest, l have levied on the follow.
ing property, to wit
The Kinston Mining Companys claim, con.
sisting of 500 feet situated about $50 feet south
of the Newark hoisting works, in Ely Mining
District, Lincoln county, Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that on
Saturday, the 18th Day of June,
A. ID. 1874,
At IL O'Clock M, l will sell all the right
title and interest of said Kinston Mining
Company in and to the above described prop
erty, at the Courthouse door, in Pioche at Public
Auction, for cash in hand, to the highest and
best bidder, to satisfy said execution and al
costs. W. $. TRAVIS, Sheriff.
ByB. Il. HEREFORD, Deputy Sheriff.
14-td
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-06-13
To the Unfortunate.
NEW REMEDIES | NEW REMEDIEsl
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The Doctor has spared neither time nor money
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