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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-04-08
Y OTlCE To TAXFAYER1.

NVAANN IO TAXfAA Frs
BARNETT CAMNACK,
BROKERS'
O'nce No. IL Carondelet Street,
Are re- prepared to pay STATE and CITY TAXES and
ULSGno at most liberal rate of discount
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-04-08
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY
incorporated August II. 1867.
SCHEME.
10000 Tickets.... Tickets only SO

Halves Quarters and Eighths in proportion.
! prize of $20,ooO is.......... S2O 900
! prize OF 10000 ls...................... 10 900
prize OF 5000 is............ .......... 5000
~ prizes OF 500 observation-disclosures. 20 900
IJ0 pTAes OF 100 are.................... 10000
APPROPRIATION PRIZES.
approximations of $500 each for the
nine remaining units of the same ten
of the number drawing the $4,000
prize are. ......:. ...:......:. ......... 1900
approximations of $500 each for the
nine remaining units of the same ten
OF the number drawing the S1o,Oo0
prize are. ::.................. 1900
approximations of 800 each for the
nine remaining units of the same ten
of the number drawing the $4,000
prize ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 900
, 1874-12-19
REAL ESTATE.

PROTECTION FOR LASnIonns.
4 meeting Of landlords aud roal-oHtato rensing-
agonte will bo held at tho o(llco Of ". d. Kor-
foot t. Co., No. So East Washington street, to-
tlay, Dec. 10, ut p. n,., to consider whether
new law for tho protection Of landlords cannot
10 franod, md presented at tho 1,oxt mooting
of our Legislature for consideration md pas-
sage, tho present law hoiug no protection to
landlords.
Tho following Instruments wero ilod for roc
ord friday, Dec. 18:
CRY PROPERTY
THO premises No. TIC West Monroc 1t, dated m,
West Madison st, a97S It v of Loayitt 1t, III,
4J11Dl6 II, lHtc Sept. 0.................. 0,000
Ashland nv, 1o5 Il n uf Carin'la st, I, 6o1l50
#, dated Dec. T..... ..........,...."..:. l,Ooo
Nortt-t,lacc, 333 It n " Of Armisago nv, awi,
J5xs0 II, with Lois 81 a1ld q. ncar tho above,
dated Dec 3l 1873. 49,. ................... 1,8uu
10, Il. dacI be. $4,000
souTH or c1rx LIMITS WITHIN RADIUS or ottLEs
FnoM uouIr-lfouaE.
Fifty-fonrth at, - It v Of sacramento at, n {,
2lx115Ai IT, tntea Dec. .10...............S 10. 1000
Lot D7 In Doguo's Addition In nd II Of seA
Sec 0, 39, II, dated Dec. 1t................ o22
, 1874-12-19

fEHaGlH kiliN DF III atHNs1lus
kpteiui 1,,tpu,eht to Ths chitaso 7fsbans+
BUFFALO, n, y, Dec la-Tho following ia a con~
rlete list Of vessels Ibid lip ut this port:
Irapsliers-Arnuia, 0ncila, Chicago, Idaho, India,
China, Japau Philadelphia, Arizona, ST. Louis, Cuba.
Nebraska, rltlaburg New York. Scotia, Cauisteo, Colo-
ralo Toledo, Dunk1sk. Passaic ocan, Monta.h, Tio-
ga oanohe Atlantic. Pacific, Arctic. Chicago uollc,
Empiro State, Fountain City, Wlnsow, rratro State,
d. VI blanchard. Dean Richmond c. Vanderbilt, Jay
Gould, james Fisk, jr., ". r. Grayea james David
son. Total, 10.
Barks-U. L. Williams, s. Y. 4. Watson, John Dredcn,
l1aria Martin, Fayorite, Driftgcwates, Og.rlta+
sehooners-SaHco, san Diego, Bahama, Ottawa, Sci
kirk. NHgara, Fusora, Lucerne, Capo i1orn, Ulo1l-
tsga, City of tho Htraits Homer, Porter, Young
America, Kins1sler. Maggie. Dona!.lHon Journeynau,
lsush Lively, Kao Rchuuld. Lille Pratt, ilattio Jol-
sul Charlotte lsaal Mary Z. Poraw ESAEctt Jones,
Hattie lowara John utgcr, Jn!n H. Hutchinson, D.
y. DobDins Theodore posry, Thomas I. sheholi. y.
bradley, WtAm Grandy. Dan Marble, ]. u. rrlmet j.
H. llaftxel Sa,nIe! L. Watson, Il. j. TurWe, j. kll-
aerouse y: y Austin. 0en Worth. T. u. to.ka, John
Wocr, .. onlyor, &. r. Awater. George N. Holt, A,
NJ Faxl.ugh, Watts s,,ern,an. Totat-cc.
Hdrass-Hillfasn Case, Chester d. Jones, i. T. Judd
!. l.. Kctehpm, NtngArat ulube Ioaenl, Aetecca, ue
fenstcnt Morning star, SUNSHINE. Total, II.
Pierce. Sasa1A +. Dryant, Caunda. Nlaara, pAviha.
Dayton. DoualAs, aplen City Superior, Ori1n Oo,-
pound. Ramh!cr, rllon'ns THOMPSON. Oscar Folaou f.
i; YIN lltson di1 o.4,e L. p Tr1wbGiJss, deosEo
Arrow, Double Exhaust Post hoy. Npwa 10y, Ouno
Cock, Conet, A1ge o. Th4yer. Jr., Bill aforse.H j..
Fairfield, International, q. ~ Gardner. III Smith,
Frunk a. soass, d. +, l5ruee Laws NJ. Evaia, Il. H.
James Ash, \. NJ. lss ). .. asyy, harlow bailey, ].
u uriliu, p4so Nose. Total, 5u.
, 1874-12-19

ForntuM Markets. ....
LIVERPOOL. Dec. l8-1l:16 n. 1n.Flour. 2opG193s 3d.
WAeat.-Wintar. " bs.fsY4 pA; alr!nt " 7Iesgs ~
SGs ws ~ teSs1ss psfS s r ssI H. IT, o0f '0'
KecrlJs Of wheat during tho last threo days, 0,000
qrs--a.9oU qrs being Asnertcau.
IoNnDH, Dec. 18.-Wcathcr throughout England fair.
Cn,sn.s-Mp,.ey. 9lseS9lst; recount, a2fsn3k e.aoz
Of go. 1oGA y7a, lo-4o* l04 iisw Is, los New
Sperm oil, 1O5s@lu0s. Aptrits turpcntinc, 2ea cd
2Ga Vi.
pApla noo. la,-NontaH, or too.
L1vEHronI, dec. lH.-13reA!stntTa autot. ~
YasB md fabrics 1T Manchester dull but not quota
bly, 1owor.
AarwERp, Dec. 1s.-potro1eum, !7I.
, 1874-12-19
Maiden Nstliaex--Elio Latest SltgKol~
tis3tt.

From fhe Spfhf.Hetu tMnas.} fepHbi1snA.
II ladies' profor to retain tlloir laaiden nan,os
after .nassipge, s.sA .Aoir husbands arc wilag,
wo don't SEQ any yalid objections to thor doing
10. Tiny maY iina difficulty in so in,prcasi!ag
tho fact Of this proforonco upon other people.
moro ncqualntanCeH Or casunl companions OF
voyage, as to sava taeir cara from being ot!oud'
cd by tho uRo OF tho Objectionable tltte;. wo
asaon}d .ao to hear Lucy Stono (for iastanco) re-
lato her e1poriouco on thia point. IT y oven
concoyallo TINT rebellion agairst socat oon.
yo.tion may oxpoAo tllom ut tmes to sooial
awhwartlMogs Of moro earious olasactor. That
is ttaeir own affair, however.
Int w!,on ,Aoy propose, as oae, Of them did a.
Juno Smith and Mary jones' aftos theIs intor-
yiowa 1t lilo "hyno,,oal altar " With Alessra.
Urown aud Robinson, but to transuait thoso
names to their foulalo offsprng-all tho glrla to
browns a,n, Nouinsons,- ,--wo submit tAat tl,ey
may DO in dangor Of carrying tho uattar htslo
too far.
, 1874-12-19
Tile l'rnttlscn Markets..


Sptclaf pispafcA to Y2o CAttaqo 9FibuHs.
NEW YonK, Doc. 19.-WItEAr--Nas rather hesvy and
IN huyorA favor tHslnH 1u curly deaigs, but, with
la clpsrd Htay. Sales were ruporcd Ut 137Uo0 l,,,
ilrnl!ng No. spring, .0tGs .os M. OlcaKo,
iowA a.d slnnosota, 81 DIG -. Nu. Hprug, Sl.la
@l.29; red Western. l.lg4sl.?i amber do, Il. .25ts
lao; whtte WcsterM $laodalS7: Na Northwestern,
IL Htorr, $t.aU; No. i Duluth, si,14.
Cons-l3l mud cusiur, will ss!us OF 1909 bu, ILL.,
clulluy all Western mi1pa, III store, ut v3u; 10,
atloat, U5Ao; now ycllaw Western und nlixud, Bats
Ouho: new wl!to Southern, B9GiDpHe.
OATS-l.owrr; ; load!ng tn iucreaacl demand, Hacs.
1yUuU In Ut G1aaIH<u tor WoHtcrn mixed, aud 0gHG9u
for wlitu DO. included wcse ouoo bu mixed wu4tsru
iu store, Mt G7c.
lYx-1 ,0U} b,l state Ro1tl ut D5c, af1oat,
ltAN.Ey-unll INT! nuntnully unchanged,
EEkD-Qust a1ll ktoa!y.
IoBx-Narkot Hla dull and lower. Ealea 900 brls
, 1874-12-19


tore WAS nrgo surpls Of poir to modlun qualities,
a' s1''eess'0e. r.sr 11nrnrv
f1fsn, nfIx p;s'e r. H. 70 r. eg1 tns r.con,,
for sp tha Heef saa Doc s ss1 heaS ass
light hut very evenly mixed to qualify. Demand
cor 10 medium uG 1t ast weei Closing % rates
few Christmas beevcs were among tho offerings. Ex.
tt so !s@9 @ss o2 2s @ sisses eS ss eS 1s5sS; sss @
1,0o5@1 100 bB, i.o0@4.3o stoeaora n lu1l aonaud
s &C. s eK sas as e 2155y aa Tho
ugaipst 2l,ssg tho wssS Ga!ore THo naflat opsaei
ss sxs w hats e sy Esaya spS ~ :s aasd sss m ss:
g5t syssS xSS S?oa aosoa nSss' S xe So,
1s4uo tio wick bcfore Owing to lbs gl,t supliy to
iSc. Tho prices ID general wsro Extra, 90 to Ds ia,
81 il, ssa'.1iE; NGEsSis i o0i'sS per h'aa.
, .A1pasT, y. i, Dee, -DrEvEs-Good attendance
tied. brighton dealers took but fcw md conatrynen
no 10 many last week. Extra Weights and common
hpsyy Sa,ehosini stoers k}axs highcr Tezans ssli
At 3al9'No. hecelp's. @ss cars,-lo5 shor: Of last
atcst, but tho hitter wero rather stow Eascfu deal
.no principal b..yera Ut lust weeks ruling pross
nece,ra. c5 ears-l in excess Q. last weo. Twenty
nva loatis weEo Bold. only ten remain rsold III tho
pe'na. Sheep, t,s@eo' 'ainbs' e@so-she latter
nods-nccesrts. 225 cara: laat wcols, aao No de-
mand for live. Dressed hIIhcE. with fair demand, ut
sN@91:c. .-.
N1:W YORK.
NEW YoRE, Dec. 18-lEkyl:s--Recclpsg, GiD, mnk-
ing $3.50 for four daya, againH 2950 for tho sa1,e
tuio Inst week. Nlurket quiet hut hsm at fun prices.
Very poor to good ativo cattle ranged frn1u to
common TcxitB. SMc.
, 1874-12-19

--LATEST.
Sutciat Dispatch to 1Hc CAica1o Tribune.
New YonE, Duu. 18.-Tlloro was II sharp DO
cline in tho stock market today. Tile principal
break waa in Wabash. tho common stock de-
clining from % to e5 and tho preforred dropping
D. asys S Epsh%estdr from eomoa S 5ss ass
lrum Go5i 10 19jl. Tue reat Of tl.o utarkot foll
about about I / por cent. 1t WAS tho work Of tAe
Money. after lcani1tg at 8, cloAod ut A@A}}l Gu
,,t Sterling steady It isljj@laa25 for oo.aay and
1852 GpAau for sight.
CuatoMa receipts, 1901 GOO. ...
Dry goods npovta for tho week, 81, ,457,291,
Gold cioHcd Mt 11l16, utter Hulling at 1l1tl@
i1111. 13orrowing ratos, aud per cent por an-
Tho Treasury dishnrEol $a14 900.
Clearings. $29,o00,0Uo. ,..,.......-.
Specie engagements for tomorrow, 81, ,50D, 900.
Governments closed strong ut the kghoet
poi,t o1 tho das; lsaiironds brm except North
woster,' md Nabnsl'. stato bonds quiet mud
steudy.
The groat feature at Wall street today was
the faoptusHlon and geuoral decline in speculative
values on tho Stock Exchange. Thoro WIS u
kot, with Sharp pressure to soil WabaAE which
dcctinod por cent, and dragged down tho outiro
list with it. Tho market opened weak, and
prices declined sharply under largo offerings,
NQuAHjl, FUGLlWuhttFu, 1'Nclllt alillls AHu NGRt.
orn Union loading lilo docIiua. Later there wae
slight rally. After eall the m.arlot wua wealt.
Wabash solius 70 25l5, and Wabash preforIel
at AZ, decline Of III POI. cent from
yastorAy, and Northwestern to aGl., Thore
werp eunH.deFahle salos "sallef's option" ot
Weatetn Union holoW tho regular prico. During
tho aftornoont under great depression. Morrill,
Wast broke to d41S. Wabash wont off to 30 to
oi,o Maii to VIZ. Ohoa sloclnod to 2DSsl, Untol
pucitio to aa12. md Wpstosn Uniou 10 8lYi
Michigan Central sold down to 10, aud Lak'
Shore touched 7a}1. At tho close th'
market rallied from i to II, unde
tho inlnonce OF largo pllrclaaoH K
cover ulort salcs. At timon tho dealing
wero attended, with groat excitement, aua larg'
blocks og stacks wero thrown overheard. Ihs
lacuo In WabuHl, gayo riso to much gossp nut
Iho i,laucoa of tho Company wuro freely ais
cus sol. Wabash bonds doclnod heavily, llrht
selling down i per cent to 8a. .Heconda TO- G8
and 1jrats Of tho 1T. Louis Division to W. Sale
of stocka to.day augsenstea Gag 404 shares, o
which 26, 000 wore Pueblo Mall, $4,000 WeAterl
, 1874-12-19

O1Ls-The oil market waa Quot, anil val.sra w1ro
not subjected to any Iiotaho variation raugirg
follows: CArbon tatarlarl white}, 1l5 deg te8t l2c;
.so Iola Legal test, $50 deg, 13hS14o do headlight
175 deg, l7Gal7Ho; extrA w.ntor lart oil, $10l.l!
No. l, 15o: No. !, aoG; Hocd raw aJa85c: do, bood
oil, strictly pure, sl,o5: do, extra. uDs95o; do No, J.
75aBpc; lAnk oil, o5c; straits, G0s; rlnnlbago oil,
75c; turrentinc, 43u: nnphtha, CO gravity, l41sta
l5c; nar!AlAa, common. l2E@l5c.
POr4tTOEH-The dcratll III If rctail character
and tho narkot firm at 00@95o for choice EaatGsA uni
Michigan peachblo,sa. Western do range fro1n 7tG3
oUc according to condition. hirul lots 1t o3@73c.
POULTRY AND GAalE-ChoIcc stoek Ens IN active
roquos. nnd steady. Tho offerings wrre fair: Tnr-
or7@lUo per Ii; ducks. taooa.76; do ler d. s(sllo
psa!fio chickens, s30o@J.e5; mailard ducks, $375
quail, sl.59 yenison saddles, 1oQ3l2c; rabbits, 100
ller tlnz.
BEEDs-Thcro xaH scarcely enough doing to estau-
lis market. Tinuly Wan quoted ut S. 0Q39 tho
outside for prime, and calolto al S2,o5f261. Ulayur
was quiet $}G06.7D. Hungarian nominal at 75c,
ind ,ni1os at zoe. Flax sold at sl.9o.
sALT-TAo market resans its firm tone. the de-
Ono,.aga mud SaRlnlw. Auc, .o5; Cs,a1a ia. sl70
ordinary conrse s:o0 cnarso .t!anond $2121 dairy,
without bags, s175: dairy, With bags, $3G0 Ashton
dairy, per Hack $t.00G54.25,
WO0E-Tlbr0 waa no cilange. Small orders reecly-
I'd occasionally, which 1c at tho current rrtreB.
Ba!o Ut 4OU lev washed teaGo reported 1T 4Hc.
Good to prime tub.waahs, G5a57G Eoor tu good tub
waAled, lae52c tIlo aua ,nellum washed osce, A5Ga
4aa coarse washol eeeo xuS45c; medium aud coarso
RHlllsoaD FnEIoHgs-yhere Is lsst,s ao,aan' for
fraighroou, but the rsses gyon aro, 81 far know
adhered to:
, 1874-12-19

1iO9S-llud scllrrs horn content with tho advance
gnilod yesterday thcra is little souht that bctwccn
packers and allpicra, both Of whom weto seemingly
eager TO 'nves tho yirtla won havo lien cleared If
ycaturluy ctuloldec( them 10 nttcnft further nt-
vlucc. Good 10 primo ',oga hold 16c higher than
yesterday, which juat 1Eo moro than buyers wcro
ing and Unsatisfactory n,arknt~tiay. III su1ne III
stances especially desirable lots were aken at betcr
ngurcs, by lut1l than could havo beon Obtained for
tllctn yesterday, but thu advance waa far from being
gearral tho bulk OF thu trading being lono at so6DG@
U7l for to ellnn mud at BBuGs7 90 for goud
whic Bklprcrs sold down 10 $5.5o(aso0. Dy tlo mid
die Of Mo afternoon hnyera geusraiy had left Tho
yards, aud late aales showed Ittle advance
ycsterday'a riosing quotations. II. E. Mallory & Nro
aoiA two varoas ri SIPS. anl Gregory, Cooley Co.
obtained S737E fora drove. The bulk 1T tho trading
waB ut $B, ,15{S3.40, Tho market closed weak.
, 1874-12-19
COMMERCIAL,

TnrpAX ErES1Ha, Dec. 1B.
The following wcro the receipts aud shipments
Of tho Leading articles of produce iu chfcago
during tho past twonty-four hours, and for tho
eorrennandur EAtn oNo YoaY aEQ:
, 1874-12-19

1HIHl. GQs.NV UtHJA
OATTLts-No nlntnrial change Waa noticeable IN my
III to dotMn,.d for sho different gratea Of snek sn
tho improvement In rricea gauga earlier IN tho wcck
which to rucr touo OF s1yccs from thu laa. ca,hcl
al tncrcahed inquiry, but for htsl,erA' nM a',a stock
,.uso At Tho clo.c. sales waro at S200G165 Tor stagH
bulls, Acrs,wny CowH, nd thin OhcrnkcoH Mt $2.63G3
$50 for ssoekoya nt 27g34.25 for COMMON to HouA
butchers stuck nnd at Si0aG37.60 for common To
extra nh,rr{ng steers. Hut,to iand 1ros. sul Hn,.
nO 90 ECats, averaging 16s0 is, at $7.du No ether
snea wore reported at 30uU and TOW Rboyo S5.G1.
, 1874-12-19

puILAnEs.plt1A, Dpe. l8.--Wn0 steady, Ohio, Penn-
syya,,iu anA Wcs Virginia Xxx mil uhoye, n55ue; X,
dlts51o; medium, 55Ge5do; coarae, 5uc. New Y''rk,
asllssan, ladlan, and WcaterI tAo. 4a@5ua luo.li:
do a,nw;isled, 43@45n ano unwased, 3vG331o conrso
aud medium wasAof, A09s4ae: tub~waHhsd, 6sa6oo;
extra uusl Merno pulled, A5G5tBc; No. ! and supcr
pullcd 41G14Go,
, 1874-12-19
N.,zx %trtk lfry.fsnu,1H 3[urtsnt.

NEW yonk, Dec. 18.-l,nsincss sluggish, Will, man
ufueurers ul uHeus, ud the 1obing tran r..lod In
uctyp. Gotton guods IN limited demand, ut nonnally
unchanged prizes. Prints and printed ahirtlngs III
lcla ut 1oo by aRcns, aud Ancona chlutzea at l03o.
, 1874-12-19

Port OF Chicuao. Dec. IS.
ARRIVED.
Echs Eliza Day. Mauttowoct ,i.DO0 railroad tics.
CLEARED.
schr Dlacl 11awk Lincoln, 1oa5 bu corn, aud nunarics
, 1874-12-19

uasx IN ';es S 5 H. b. % 81 Ipaia aso
aofe' Of which he"sy Ss1G t'9o ,41 nro wheat.
o1EvEtANn. Dec. 1a;-aMAlN-wheat dull and
81 ~; ro, IT, It, ,, Sn. sSs. Cora atcaay;
psTao;,s:v%Nstcas n vi s,a,,ta9S wh,tc c,r mi,
aYn Ohio stsfe TT; 1877 M H. sa ota 2s heher
"a; H. f1"-"toa'' S'''' VI 'o'A' !.aoo 0a oass'
''''' ""' To1Epo.
,,rana mokEpo Dec 1s-fo"'--soady and In moderate
"9nnsn iim.'M,ca. snso ,,ct,er M, ,,h,,o ,,,,,
@ as: si; ss'ss 'ls si:is A%Sss a.shssq s;ss
S ~ ssS i pSn s Mssi
0 No of sa,s oa1* ss ws ee0a q full
S1assh SaessHn sneo@ssn 1ieosSAsiive at s,7u@s2s.
aa,sa3 In oss. .Scg s. ",. ""e'' ''''' =" e''"'
tsa III: nls n n,olo' , "e' 'V'0 a e0fn
CINCINNATI.
ef. III, I'M my @ 1GnangG Y fs
cer aca,~ a n % s nsMa Il t 47I TIL
t ;,usa ln a ,riny ,n F t =, ,ssvc
w na.nssa; nIs''s "u p"' "aeuSpseu'
1szrrn@stssdy 1!t;'dyu; sutl In moaerato .lom.ua.
nnEEhHrmhil, 1,. ~. a,t pus nheLail;ea'
unswn or9nsn ,s i9ebSge ,or or mor,ct firm
hr'n: sts"m i3G@l3'se G ,n lctc. 14e: nalk 'neats @
~" sso 5a ,yer @ atare cnar In "mao aroi
aoSs sefr @ Anr G!Sar oi1Gsloe: naeon nniut Az
s.ead ~ sntTx q acz see nac nSa a,ns 2au
tt1T,.rv-+ +,r,r;1 fo,r ,,,, ,r.r,,ot nrr, NJ e7c
"h'Rs"o'n'n 1,a ,a,f a'a ,narscs urn Ut ''''
MILWAUKEE,. Dee' 1s'Hrnnun--c,n,c. and lin.
epsas9s: aasss- -w,,e,t-pemsna fa.r md market firm,
a no. ~ edp aH. so a
s!ats1y act,ve; ~ J. in stote. 81 DaEisy steady
~; =. ia s.ors' s!siS 40. :; ~ htosc. s!u o,,<
r+ino ,nss non,innj ~ ~ m nrmn III sit
peke H. 9as etGa9y NJ ,ss
rrimo jhri-stsain, 1ar he:aio. 15.sGiS%c.
1906 hi; ''' ''1'' 0''1 ~'''' wv ~ "4""''
81. III LouTs.
and al sieady. s' De' t'S Ao''lu ''e'a'' o'''''aa
as1'sswhest dull; No. red a1, *l;o7!1@
nary 7S,fo Marsh Ca, oats rm NJ nsGoe yt..
it ini an fs ,r;st,u ,. , . , = a. 1t
Tvs ltahcr: @ sio5 f'S' '''e's pf'A0' a0a ~
nanv1sossrarr Mxnseay Z vss oc. nomnov sa IN c.s
Grocn iaats' 1oIo: 1tcticd. Io,ss: gho1i:rs Tsec
tnla ue1!s-f!.nel M tesI'e, ~! 1,ie. Mo'nn'y wy
E e;esr siles T. iosioSie sser hIale|: Il isssjs
f,rs fos .ssx $s f.; eesr .ssi 5s
1p nss WGG. 5oyo p Sa Sar
low. i.ooo III. ""''' N'0'0 ~ 4''' N''''' 'N'
/ Sr Iput4 Dae 1a--ht Tim Hrokrra, nn,rh thta
ovc,inir nor. vail at S,1 IN FA1r,,arv mn, s1f N iii
Narci. lard otfcseI 1t iii IT, Fcpyuary aid si2 giH
lii December. ''' ''' '"''' ~AN SA~'''
p,.,, ~. ~ r. ~, n,u 49,.
,,,.,i.aa aanApE1r"1A. oso' io'-cAoo"-ou" a"o ah"
ctMai,sou* ,vho,t o,o. ,ad a, ~, ., ooc,, q,
,7;n !, o1 Why 9e1 aaa ns r IT,;
aoer Sa2; wne. s;3s. Msc 3u Tnfans ts MI
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oncnnr n tho sraA,n nns seriously faltaro aftor il
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CiilChGn, BURLINGTON L QUINCY 7a.Eh0AD.
t"j El anu St!ec,h-Its. Ticket Qcss, b C3arhss.,
uni at dspstI.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-03-14
Treatment of Old Horses.

Perhaps the mos; inhumsne treatment that
an old animal receives falls 20 the lot of the
horse. Il has 10 travel on the road with the
young and vigorous, draw one half cfthe plow
in the field all day beside the more than equal
mate. and is allowed IN. same to eat aud rest
II there is a defective collar or bad-fiting hsr-
ness. it belongs TO Old Dick and when by
over task lie is reduced TO almost worthlessnesS,
be is sold, perhaps, into the hands OF some
barbarian, because he is almost worthless; and,
after dragging around short time, dies, on
"old scrub at the age of twelve years. a
horse should not be sold until he is twenty !;
and we have known mauy vigorous several
years in advance of that, and the secret OF
their longevity was not 10 the peculiar vitality
of the horse, tat genuine humanity in the
owner.
1t does not iujurc a horse to labor. any more
than it does man and it is only by over
e2ertion, exposure, and ill-treatmeut thatit is
aded at the time when it should be in its
prime. When men learn TO exercise humanity
toward animals for the right OF 1t, which
should be a sufficient incentive, they will find
a sscoud compensation in the way Of absolute
money profit
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-03-14
|. l.g&V.VR GAbblEBl. BIlIjlS.
Deferred Articles.
The Ladies must not Reed this.

Boune,s during the approaching season will
be much larger and more proiuscly trimmed
than for the pas. three years. Flowers aud
lsces will predomiuate, and there will be con-
siderable inside face trimmings, such as ban
deaux Of flowers aud large bows. The princi-
pal material usel in the trimming will be a
soft sros de suez There will also be great
many combinations of light spring shades, such
As celpaille, pense and paile, light and medium
pinks; also the new shades of pochard clair
aud pochard fOnce. The cell aud celeste shades
of blue will be the fsvorite colcrs. Pochsrd
in its various shades will be the newest color
Of the season. This is pinkish maroon. and
will not suit every complexion Ornaments
will be only moderately used and will be most
ly in pearl and steel and wood and steel. Or
namcnts are exhibited representing bird claws,
beaks, and many other curious devices. The
favoritc straw Of the season will be the French
sewcd chip, making a very rich and light hat,
Milan, pedal, and other braids. Artifcials,
representing natural flowers, will also be ex-
teusiyely used. Among the specialties roses
and clover of various shades. Tn sash aud
neck ribbons polka dots and bars, something
entirely now, will be the rage. Gros grain
ribbons. however, will be extensively used.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-03-14
How it Works Badly.

The wholesale merchants of Chicago, repre-
seutiug $l5O,OOO, 600, have petitoued the L.
inois Legislature to amend the railway bill s.
that it will not discriminate against Chicago
and in favor Of st. Louis Their petition says
The railroad law has resulted in injury tc
our business and that of our customers. 1t
has increased the cost Of shipments to the iu-
terror Of the State, aud has not lessened the
COS: Of shipment Of grain to tide-water. 1t
has impaired the credit Of tie State aud ren-
dered It almost impossible 10 borrow money 70
build competing lines Of railroad. It's con-
tnuance iu force seems 20 be only fruitful IN
em barrassing the commercial interests Of the
State, without even a promise Of benefit to any
Of It's citizens, unless it be the officers created
by the bill"
Eleven Illinois railroads, without formally
siguifying their intention Of conforming with
the railroad law, have quietly adopted the
official schedules promulgated by the com
missioneTs They perhaps make more money
than they did before The law went into opera
ton, as competition 10 longer regulates their
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