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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-18
1 JOURNAL LOUISIANA.
SUNDAY Is,
Partisan Discrimination.

Whoever heard Of the Louisiana TSeno
cracy inssitutine criminal proceedings
against one Of its prominent members on
the eve Of An important election! We hear
no affirmative answer. and take it for grant
ed there is no ono who ever witnessed sucfs
phenomenon. No wonder then that those
who have been reared up in full knowl-
edge OF the traditions, like the Bulletin and
Pieay"',e, are struck with amazement II
not admiration At the recent arrest of
David Young. Of Concordia parish. on
the charge Of embezzling public money.
Rerhaps the crime OF embezzlement
may be regarded by our contemporaries
a. OF greater magnitude than murder and
highway robbery, and as such the fitting
theme for great amount OF sensstio2 and
excitement. 1t is not 90 very clear, after
all, that there has been . loss Of public
money. The fact that Q grand jury COM
posed OF two white men and fourteen
colored men could not mako . satisfactory
balance Of Mr.. Young's books may DO re-
ssrded as primo /acie evidence that come
thing was wrong, either with the jury OF
the books, but it is not SO easy to settle
which It 10. 1t is not material for the
present purpose that it should be settled.
Mr. Young is only suspected not convicted.
though he has been very promptly con-
demned by tho Democratic papers. If he
shall! 10 found guilty We sincerly hope he
will be adequately punished. If he be in
nocens We are glad he will soon have an
opportunity to show it. and confound his
accusers.
But wo have the m oss indubitable ey;
dence that crimes Of cruel and barbarous'
description have been perpetrated within
tho past year in various parts Of the State.
for which there has been no punishment.
It 10 reasonably probsble that many of the
perpetrators. as we'll - those Who melted,
aided and abetted 10 these crimes of mus.
der and robbery may be found hero and
there on tho Democratic ticket. candidates
for the Legislature. Prominent men in
that party are fully cognizant Of acts
which. If properly punished, would send
the perpetrators 10 the halter or tho Peni.
tentisry for life. Ye. their prospect for
VIC A~SACAOVuAO 40 AAOO1 OOttOS tuAU LILO
other fate. because there is not sufficient
respect for the law among the White League
Democracy to assist in bringing their own
offenders to Justice. They can stjoice
over the reported arrest Of Dave
Young and pronounce him guilty in
advance Of trial. but have not one
word Of censure for orimson-dyed villains
of their own party. The difference is here
detected between the two political organ
izations. The ono shields its rogues by all
the means which ingenuity can devise,
while the other orders its suspected mem.
bers to Jail to await trial. The Bulletin will
be in order to crow over the unfortunate
Young when it has assisted in bringing .
score or two Of the Grant parish and Cou-
shatta offenders to justice, provided it will
wait till the Concordia prisoner has been
found guilty. It is decidedly premature in
making fuss SO long in advance of the full
tillmeut of these conditions.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-18
RECENT PUBLICATIONS.

PLYAoU7H CHURCH AND IT'S PASTOR Com
piled by j. L. p. Doyle. Published by
the Park Publishing Company, Hart
ford. For sale by Kain & company, No,
l3O Canal street, New OrleaDs.
This book claims only TO be . record Of
events and documents connected with the
great scandal. FROM newspaper sources
have been drawn the facts and fictiOns hero
presented in book form. Sadly enough the
reading public has demanded such work.
shought it were better forgetting the great
sorrow Of Brooklyn. So far 40 the compiler
is concerned, his work has been we'll done.
Mr. Doyle, who by the way il now in the
city, is exchange editor on the New York
Herald. From the mass of material floating
in oil journals. he has compiled an ephe-
neral work--one to sell. Tho book is
illustrated with portraits of the leading
actors in the Plymouth drama; it 10 hand
somely bound and printed.
SALEM. A Tale Of the Seventeenth Century.
BY D. K. Castleton. Published by HAr
per l. Brothers. New York. For sale by
George Ellis & Brother. No. 81 Camp
street. New Orleans.
This 10 story with scenes laid in Salem,
Massachusetts, - it was in the stormy days
Of 1879. The principal characters figuring
in the story are those Of . Scotch family,
part and parcel of The old Covenanters, end
incidental to the story are related many Of
tho horrors Of tho days Of witchcraft times.
The story 10 written with simplicity. show.
ing Al aptuess on the part Of the author to
delineate Scotch chxracteP and the Oeeu.
liarities OF the language.
SyLvIA's CHOICE. A novel. BY Goorgiana
M. Craik. Published BY Harper e.
Brothers, New York. For sale by George
Ellis 4 Brother. No. 80 Camp street. New
Orleans.
A pleasantly written little story Of Eng
iish domestic life. Miss Craik has written
several stories, mostly for young girls. There
is about them . simple freshness and health.
faluess acceptable to pure-minded readers.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-18

lHraovED ZEAL EsT.IE AND SCHOONER
AT AUCTION RI THE ESHERiFp.-Attentloni is
called to the Gales at auction to Be made
tomorrow as noon AZ the Merchants and
Auctionsers' Exchange. Royal street. By TIE
sheriff o. the parish q; Os!eaus. Said sales
comprise:
!. Two lots OF s.ora! with the buildings
and Improvements thereon. situated in the
Firs: Dis;ric: Of .t;s city. on 3aronne
street. between Julia and St. Joseph streets.
:. And the schooner Josephine No. 2. her
tackle. rigging. e:c.
For Particulars aud :erns .ee advertise
moofa
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-18
Parishes to be Heard From,

Singular as it may seem, there are more
than dezen country parishes which have
not been heard from since registration
began. It is not known whether the regis
trars are at work or not, as no reports have
been received from them directly or in-
directly. and the belief here. in official
circles. is that thus far nothing has been
done by the appointees. There are rumors
that some of the registrars have been run
into obscurity and perhaps murdered. One
thing is certain-nothing has been heard of
anything having been doue in at least
twelve parishes.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-18
Attempted AssnssiuatisD.

A dispatch received in this city yesterday
from jackson, Louisiana, states that Hon.
John Gair. of East Feliciana, while eA route
from Bayou sara to that place, was shot by
Thompson 3 creek, At about half past eleven
o'clock Saturday morning, with rifle. the
ball entering the left side OF the head, near
the ear, and ranging downward. Medical
aid was summoned. and the wound was
pronounced not dangerous.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-18
FOREIGN.
Going on n Visit

Going on n Visit.
BERLIN, October 1.-THE Emperor vii
visit Victor Emmanuel next year.
Dispcrsing tho Cubans.
JAMAICA, October ia meeting of
Cuban patriots was dispersed by order Of
the Governor General
Diplomatic.
PARIS, October H.-Duke De Cases, Mir
lister Of Foreign Affaire, has communicated
documents to the Spanish ambassador
which clearly exonerate France from the
accusations made in the note recently sent
to the French government by Spain, and
show that the note should be ad dressed Ia
other powers. The Spanish am bassador.
says the Opinion, NatiOndle, expr essed his
satisfaction ut the explanation.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-18
Conf.

Now that the chilly days have como upon
US, and stoves are up and coal bins down,
i behcoves the provident man to lay in
winter fuel. Nr. John ID. MscGn, No. 81
Carondelet street, is prepared to supply all
sorts Of coal for family use at low rates.
For those living up town Mr.. Msclin has .
depot and branch office At the head Of
Second street, in the Fourth District, where
orders will be received a. at tho Carondelet
street Office
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-18

Jerome Park Races.

NEW YORK, October l7.-ShylOc won
the one and fve-eighths mile race. Time
2:57.
Oreilla won the three-quarte rs mile race.
Time-1:l9.
Kadi won the mile and one ighth race
Time-2:4.
Acrobat won the two miles and o half
race. Time-4:33k.
Limestone won the one mile and ihrces
quarters race. No time taken.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-18
A Compliment

Tie Last number Of the Army and .tary
journa! makes the following mention OF
one Of the tsvorite officers stationed in this
city:
The promptness and energy displayed by
Lieutenant Commander ID. G. kells at New
Orleans, in getting the monitors in condi.
tion for service during the recent disturb.
ances, has been the subject OF written COM
mendstion by the comm anding officer OF the
Department of the Gulf.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-18
The Moni,ers.
The Army and Nary Journo! says:

The Army and Nary Journo! says:
The monitors at New Orleans are ordered
ont of commission, and will he removed to
their old location. None Of the sales have
yet been confirmed. A remarkable com.
mentary on human nature il that the bidder
for the Yuma, at sum Of about $4,000, put
IN claim OK $1,000 day tor her use by the
government.
The Yuma. ;s viii be remembered. was
purchased at auction by Thomas Allen. OF
PittsbUrg. for the cum of slo.O75-say about
one peg cen: y! her original cost.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-18

Resixnasion Of Feup Of the RessPnias
Beard.
The Bulletin Of last evenin: makes the
following state ment:
We have it from the most reliable author.
ity that all the members Of the returning
board have resigned except J. Madison
Wells. These designations are conditional
that tho whole board shall resign. What
occasioaed this move it 10 difficult to say.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-18

Mr.. James Buckley, stationer. No. .
CarcaLelet street. has exhibited to us =
map OF Texas. for the sale Of which he is
agent. The map has been compiled by Mr.
A. K. Eoessisr. from the lates. coast and
land Office surveys. 1t is coloyed by coun.
tes. and to commercial and othe. travellers
will prose o: grea: value. particularly the
Docket edition.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-18
ACADEMs ~ HiU>lC.
SOSIgIVKLY LaRr WEEK OF SCHUMANNS WON.
nkRRtP, EnVELTIES


AI0nduy, OctOber IL. 1874.
Asa every night during hs week, Wednesday end
saturday mafinets.
SEW STARS AND E>rIkELY NHW FEATURES
First appearance of Mile. FONTAINBLKAU, the
$eerless Queen OF Air. First appearance of Mile.
OORAlI. the talented Csntstrice from the Follies
Drsmatig ues Paris. Sign0r BANEDETTI the
sword and cane swallower Herr sCHULTZE. the
susn of many faces, presenting local celebrities
Don fEaREYRA, tie man flute, with farm yard
tmitAtlOna n. BkkkMAN, the wonderful juggler,
With new feats. Professor BROWN, the vel0cipe.
dist, with neA evolutions Herr UNTHAN, the
Armless vionst with new solos. Professor GlO
SANNI the tnmbleronicon, with new arias TOM
COLLINS LOVkLL. with HE pantOmime quartette,
presenting The ent rely new trick and comic pantO
SDime entitled THK RIVALS.
MONDAY, October 49, Walsck Comedy C0nb
AAtion. for one week only.
For Rent-FRUIr SIAND in the vestibue, apply
At the boz Office
Doors open and gallery serenate 1t quarter to
a~ven- Performance commences at quarter to
eight Box office open from 9 A. II. until 9 p. n.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-18
Four,h Senatorial District.

The delegates to the nominating consen.
ton from the fourth district have selected
Mr.. d. J. Hutchinson as candidate for
Senator. The nomination was first rendered
to 5. J. Fiatow. Esq. who declined.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-18
Trouble in the White Lsasue Ranks,

From the following extracts 1t will be
seen that all are not yet happy in the ranks
of the White League in the At.akapas
country.
The Attakapas Register ci tho sixteenth
says:
Our St. Mary White I.eaguers have failed
to nominate parish ticket after two con.
ventions being called for that purpose. A
portion OF the delegation favOrs cOmprO.
mise. while others do not. The fifth opposes
it, and being pretty strong and forcible in
argument have thus far friumphed. What
heavily into the Franklin cliqut! That
town has heretofore controlled every polit.
icai action in the parish. but this time 1t ap.
pears there are others who have something
to say. Next Saturday will DO the third
effort.
The Iberia Progress Of tho seventeenth
says
Resolutions have been introduced at tho
club meetings of this truculent party com.
pelling its members to vote An open :icket
at the approaching election.
1t seems the leaders have no confidence
in their rank and file. and would establish
an espionage over the conduct Of their ad.
herents, having some menial at the polls on
the day OF election, in the character OF q
spy to watch their movements. 1t is always
best to follow the dictates Of conscience.
but the grand moguIs of this party. having
no consciences of their own. would attempt
to regulate and control private opinions.
reducing those who have the marliness and
independence to think for themselves to
base p(ebians. willing to sacrifice their very
liberties, in order to place in positions of
trust ana confidence. these would be proud
patricians. Are the members Of the White
League to be used as plant and subservient
tools with which disappointed office seekers
will attempt to erect q step ladder by which
they may ascend to poweri Shades of fal.
len Democracy! ye who once exercised tho
rights and privileges of freemen, arise from
your graves to discountenance party that
expressions Of your degenerate posterity.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-18

No man objects to being over rated, e1.
cept By assessors. Their opinions are :e.
pudiated.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-18

A cotton ginner at Baton Rouge, White
Lacquer, complains in a newspaper card
that his politics do not bring him in fair
share of public patronage. He says: "Do
you think it strange at my not getting any
ginning. when, at the head of one street are
two notorious Black Leaguers, and on an
other street is two something, nobody knows
what, and what is more strange than all is,
that the most of your loyal White Leaguers
dare not do otherwisef You will please ex.
plain this problem; it may be that they are
ginning for the seed only. Now, if such is
the case. only can say that the man who
pledges his word and all the honor that he
can rake and scrape up. in binding his agree.
ment without the least idea of living up to
it. will steal sheep off the roost. and should
be looked upon as such by all business
men,"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-18
TanRinahaa PaHish.

The Republican convention Of this par
ish met Saturday as Amite. and made the
following nominations unanimously:
presentative-Jamea Cason.
Parish judge-C. J. Bradley.
Sheriff Henry Saunders.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-18
Personal.

J. N. G. Parker, Esq, tho surveyor Of the
port. arrived here yesterday from the North
whero he has been spending few weeks
with his fellow.citizens in that section Of the
American IInion.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-18

Tho thermometer ct Louis Frigerio's. No.
80 Chartres street. on October II. stood 40
follows: At 8 A. NJ. coo; At 2 p. H., go;
at r. NJ, .0'. Lowest point during tho
the night of October l6, 59o.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-18

Bashfulness is often like the plating on
spoons. When it wears of bzass enough il
seen.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-18
Eleventh Represensaslve District.

Eleventh Represensatlve District.
The delegates to the parish convention
from the twelfth, thirteenth and fourteenth
wards agreed yesterday upon the following
nominations.
Represen,atives--A. Dejoie. John Berlin.
Seventh justice Of the peace-Lssac W.
Falls.
Constabie-M. +. Mitchell.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-18
MISCELLANEOUS.
rhlr,eeu,h Infantry en- Route.

Thlfteenih Infantry en- Routes
CINCINNATI. October 1.-Two more COM.
panies of the Thirteenth Infantry arrived
| here to-day. en- route to New Orleans They
will leave here Tomorrow
The President.
CHICAGO, October 1.-THE Pres idens 20 =
mains here until the twentieth.
Temperance Voters.
ALBANY, October 1.-the INDEPENDENT
Temperance committee have issued cir
cu!ar asking the temperance voters to sup.
port the independent ticket.
h1ethod.ss Convention.
BALTIMORE, October II. The seventeenth,
annual convention of national local preach
ers Of the Methodist Episcopal Church as
sembled this morning at the Eutaw Street
Methodist Episcopal Church. About 1870
delegates were present, and others are OK.
pected to arrive to night and to morrow.
New York. Pennsylvania, Massac chusetts
New Jersey, Kentucky. Illinois, Iowa, Dis.
trict of Columbia, Virginia, Delaware and
number of other States are represented.
The body remains in session four days.
Andy johnson at Memphis.
MEMPHIS, October 1.-the Greenlaw
Opera House was densely crowded tonight
from pit to dome, to hear exPresident
johnson on the exciting topics OF the day.
He was listened to attentively and was tra
quentIy spplauded.
Movements Of Shoe and Leather Dealers
BOsTON, October 17.-At meeting Of the
shoe anu leather dealers here this morning.
to combat the Gallahue patentees, resOlu-
tiOns were adopted declaring the demands
of the Gallahue patentees exhorbitant, and
expressing q determination to strenuOusly
resist them. Also asking cooperation Of
the merchants, and urging Congress to op-
frr viz ali nff fhai
kilograms of sympathy from the trade in
Cincinpati and Baltimore were received
with cheers. A committee Of ten was ap-
pointed to carry out the resolutions.
The shooting of John Gair.
CLINTON. La, October 1.-THE feud be
tween tho Breaux, Weber and Gair Repub'
lican factions eliminated o-day in the at
tempted assassination, between Bayou Sara
and Jackson, Louisiana, of John Gair, the
Independent Republican candidate for the
Senate, by parties unknown. He is wounded
but not dangerously.
Startling Crime.
TEERE HAUTE, Ind, October H.-Iais
evening at hal'-past eight o'clock, as Jerry
Picard, a we'll known citizen, was walking
with his wife on North Sixth street, two
men rushed upon theID one held Mira.
Picard while the other shot her husband iU
the head. the ball entering the right ear.
The shot will prove fatal. Tue murderers
then ran off The motive for the act is nos
known. This occurred in a public part ot
the city.
Tic Arkansas Election.
LITTLE Rock, October E.-Jefferso.
county gives l7OO majoIitv against instead
Of for the constitution. Phillips and Lin
coin counties give small majorities aga inst.
These are the only counties, so far as heard
from. that give majorities against the con-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-18

DR.. +. Dc +. Curtis. the celebrated prac.
titioner in nervous physical debility. az
rived in the city yesterday, to remain for o
fortnight or go. He may be found at No. .
Rampant street, his old consulting rooms.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-18

The best history of England during recent
times is Moles worth's three.yolume "His.
tory Of England from 1880 to 1874" which
John Bright says is honestly written. and
would give great information to all young
men. il they could be prevailed upon to
GOOD II
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-18

who siso: a: Bismarck. will be tried during
the present month.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-18

Great secrifces Of crockery, glass and
Chinaware are daily made by public auction
and private sales at P. Malochee's. No. IS
Canal street. All interested should not fail
to call on him during the coming week.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-18

Fire has been discovered in a vein of
coal underlying the city of Pittsburg, and
no married man living there knows at what
moment he may be blown up.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-18

Professor John s. Hart disposes Of the
tradition that Aaron Burr was buried at
midnight. and that tombstone was after.
ward placed over tho grave by night. ty
unknown hands. by stating that he attend.
ed Burr's funeral in 1896 as 3 student at
Princeton. and tina. the old sexton. John
Murphy. put up the grave stone with his
own hands.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-18

A Paris physician informed Miss Clara
Morris that she must exhaust the nervous
force she creates or it will consume her.
With her it is act or die.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-18

Difference ;s the mos. complicated. the
most direct, and :hs mcs: elegant Of all
compliments.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-18

Not moro than !5' rebels are now ex.
c.uied from holdin. office on account OF
nnt;tira1 disa hility.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-18

1t is thought worthy Of mention that the
Queen Of the South Sea Islands goes bare
footed. Speak OF this when your wife asks
for new boots.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-18

"Tne Pgodiga; Son. IS again on exhibi.
ton in Chicago. The painting should be
returned to its father. house.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-18

I: i. :te intention Of Califoy mans - .nass
10 200. coo gallons Of vine this sea.o:.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-18
S. t"AkHks THEATRE
sunday. October -. 1874.
q. r. ATETsON
q We drssp ats alton Of Charles Resdes novel Of
GRIFFITH GAUNT.
New s.adered GO popular from its close Sssen'
hlsnce 70 shs Brooklyn scaodsl
p esaciu6e With the Imaginable fares Of
OUR NEIGHBoh.s WrPR ocis IL
URDWEf.l.'S ACADEMY OR MUSIC.
RRyUES 80 THE LEGITIMATE DRAhA.
Qo01ay EvenSna, Ocesbss ~. ahd &vesy
Night 0u4 Saturday Matisses
ERARn NnMEDY URRG

TAs dramatic Season viN be inaugufated By tho
VVARLACK COMEDY COMPANY,
Presenting the following succsssfv! dramatic
Osnsations
nondsy, October is-DIvORCED.
Tuesdsy. October 2o-CLOuvH ond NEW
DODGE.
wednesday, Octoi,sr 3l-JRiLOUs1 ana Pill
GRIM or LUvk.
IRISH AMERICAN.
V1lday, Octobey 23-Eenefe Of Mise Nay Wal.
iocs-CLOUDS and NBW DODGE
Saturday Msrinee. October 2t-DIvORCED.
Saturday Night. October 2t-GOST kIAMONDS
sundav. October 2s-B.nefit Of Eam RySn-LOSy
DIAMONDS and PILGRIu ~ LOW.
MONDAY, October 26-FOr One Week Only
lik0ARD COMEDY COMPANY.
deserved seats ready for shS aisht Of the veeb.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-18

In one Of his late bad spells, Josh Bill.
lings SAYS. "A good character is always
gained b. inches. ha: as often lost in one
chunk
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-18

The personal property Of the deceased
Bishop Whitehouse amounts to $4,000.
Tho library and pictures are valued at
$4,000 more. His real estate In Cook
county is valued at $4,000. and his real
estate in West Virginia at $355.OoO. maxi
ing an estate worth. in the aggregate.
&i0C 600
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-18

A Herald personal requests Co,inne 20
return to her friends if she is living. !; she
Is dead she can stay where che Il.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-18

Cnder the operation Of the new military
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-18
MISCELLANEOUS.

MSs"s.
AUG. BERNARD.
RAv.r: i-fs the house. viii not bs responaibls iol
any i.bts he msy contract.
x. BERNARD, M.
New Cffsane October ~, 1874 Ocl8 ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-18

San Francisco has fitty.three miuionaires.