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The New Orleans bulletin., 1875-10-31
GENERAL NEWS.

DEs MONIES, Oct. 3o.-Snowing and lleeting
to-day.
KANSAS CITY, Oct. 30.-Reports are received
from Fort Hayes Of light between the troops
and wandering band of Cheyenne Indians.
The troops were driven off, with two killed.
They were reinforced and again driven off, with
one wounded. Gen. Cars command left Fort
Hayes in special train for the seat Of war.
WILKEsBARRE, Pa, Oct. 30.-In the great eject
ment suit OF Calhoun u. Deringer against Coke
and others, for coal lands valued at a. 0O0,0 a
verdict was to-day rendered in favor Of Deringer.
New York, Oct. 30.-The Board Of Education
Of Union Hill, N. j., voted to prohibit the read
ing OF the Bible in the public schools. Some Of
the citizens have openly threatened there would
be blood he'd be.ore the Bible should be Ie-
moved
Zeno Secor, the ron-clad builder, is dead, aged
67 years.
The Attorney General has notified Tweed's
counsel that the six million suit will be pressed to
trial Monday.
WrsTcHEsrER, N. Y, Oct. 30.-The Fresbyte-
rian Church here was burned to-day. Loss
81, ,009.
ATLANTA Oct. 3O.-In the United States Circuit
Court to day the report of Master was sustained
in the case of the Cherokee Railroad. Henry
Clevs & Co. recover $l67, 600.
New YORK, Oct. 30.-Weekly special shipments
$5O0,OO0. Number Of deaths + r the week 4S2.
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FOREIGN news.

MADRID, Oct 30.-The Epoca says the Spanish
Cabinet discussed reply to the Washington note,
which tends to determine the relations between
Spain and America to enable the American gov
eminent to present to Congress detailed ac-
counts Of international relations.
BELGRADE, Oct. 30.-The Skoupchtlna ad-
iourned fol month.
BERLIN, Oct 30.-Bankruptcy proceedings have
been commenced against Dr. Strousberger
BERLIN, Oct. 30 1t is stated Archbishop Le-
dochowsky will be expelled from Germany upon
the expiration OF his imprisonment.
VIENNA, Oct. 20.-Dr. StrousberSers Aablltes
will amount to s25 000,00O.
1t is reported the Turks murdered sixty Chris
tians at Behrez, fortified town near the Dalma-
tian frontier.
LONDON, Oct 3O.-The banks will be closed on
Monday, it being the day for striking the regular
half yearly balances.
The Leeds Mercury OF to-day says that the
large iron producers, Block9w, Vaughan Co.,
employing in their collieries, mines and works
nearly tC n thousand men, have notified their en-
ployees at marlborough, Milton Park and the
Eston Works, in the Yards here, that owing to
the depression of trade their engagements must
on the 18th of November next
CAIRO, Oct 20.-The Egyptian army entered
Abyssinia The Abyssinians retreated without re-
slstanca.
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TIE COMING MISSISSIPPI ELECTION-NO DIS
TIRRANCEN ANTICIPATED.

WASHINGTON, Oct 3O.-The following is elected
from the very highest source
Considerable interest is manifested here in the
coming election in Mississippi, regarding the
matter of full protection OF the public peace in
that State on election day. All the advices that
have been received here by agents Of the govern
ment upon this subject have been favorable and
Geographic dispatch were received by
the Attorney General this morning
from representatives of the department
Of justice now in Mississippi rei;erating the i'm
pressions heretofore sc.t, that the pacific
arrangements that have been made by the op-
posing political organizations in the State will be
fully carried out. Inasmuch as the authorities
of the General Government have been assiduous
in arranging for a peaceable election, every pre-
caution has been taken to secure it, and there
are assurances that everything is in readiness to
compel obedience to law and order should, un-
fortunately, necessity arise for any such inter-
ence on the day of the election.
SAN Francisco, Oct. 80 The proceedings of
the Bulletin and Cal libel have commenced. The
court has under advisement molten to strike
out the com plaint and everything relating to the
Bank OF California which would debar the BuI-
letin from presenting evidence justifyng It's re-
ports,
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regular and unsettled, 1@2c higher; improve
ment chiefly upon 20. wheat; 81 2591 "a for
winter red Western. 81 27tG1 3S for amber do,
81 4O0t1 so for white Western. Corn about 1c
better, very moderate business doing; 720731a
for steam Western mixed, 74l, for sail do, 75076
for high mixed and yellow Western, 70 for West
err ixed in store. Oats shade easier, more
doing 3611l@47 for mixed Western and State, AZ
952 for white do. Pork dull and easier; mess,
October, 500 55923. Betf dull. Lard unsettled,
on account Of corner in the market; demand
speculative; prime steam, choice new ~ 9-16
Coffee quiet. Sugar quiet and steady. klce and
Molasses quiet. Turpentine steady. Freights
dull; per ssil-cotton 5-16; per steam-cotton
ZIG; corn so; wheat 81
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 3O-Flour, wheat, whisky
and bagging quiet and unchanged. Corn quiet
Al. Rye quiet and firm, so. Bulk meats-clear
rib sides 1917, loose. Bacon- shoulders 94,
clear rib sides 1874, packed. Lard tierce 14G
Az.
Wheat steady; red 81 20GlI 35. Corn dull 580I
80. Oats dull, 26I@42. Rye du,l. 75@oO: PORK
demand good, sales at s2l@21 %. Lard quiet
and unchanged. Bulk meats quiet and steady.
Bacon scarce and firm, stock Light. Lave hogs
demand active receipts 1000, shipments 1000.
Whisky steady, 81 13.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 3O.-Flour dull and unchanged.
Wheat dull; No. red winter 81 55@l 60, No.
do 81 271S 01 2S. Corr-excted and very irreg
ular; No. mixed 73G7S, delivered by o'clock.
Oats firmes; No 2 3534@36 Barley-buyers off.
Rye dull, No. 68, only 66 bid at close Proyi-
sions. dull, only jobbing and order trade. Whisky
steady and unchanged. Receipts-Flour, 5000,
wheat $4,000, corn 10000, oats 1900, barley
1000, rye 5000, hogs 1000, cattle 1900.
CHICAGO, Oct 30 Flour nominally unchanged.
Wheat steady and firm, No. 2 spring 81 1919
spot, 81 O85s November, 81 0814 December Corn
active, No. 2 mixed 515s spot, 5o4 November.
Oats demand fair, No. 2, 3ia4 spot, 315s bid for
November delivery Barley-demand good, sales
at 50 spot, Sl11aa November. Rye quiet and weak.
Pork irregular, $40 IS spot, s19 so November.
Bulk meats steady and unchsnged. Whisky dull,
81 10. Receipts Flour 10000, wheat $4,000,
corn $4,000, oats 81 coo, barley $4,000, rye 5000.
Shpments-Flo 5000, whe at "a 100, "a. COO,
oats l., GOO, barley 10000
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MASONIC convocation OF Jefferson L0
No. 131, on Friday last, was very interes
occa.lon. Worshipful Brother H. C. Dur
Master of the Lodge, had announced that OF
to his contemplated change OF residence to-
cago, he would be obliged to take leave o.
brethren at that time. 1t was then deterrm
by the members of the Lodge. to take advau
of tie occasion to present the WorshipfuI Bre
testimonial Of the est, EN- in which he isl
6y the members Of his Looge. Bro. s
Chambers made an appropriate spsecb, an
IFS conclusion presented beautiful Past Mas
Jewel. Worshipful Brother Duncan reI
In feeling address, adverting to the ples
and profit he had derived from his inferred
W WIN NJ the members OF his Lodge, and with
continuous service in the several offices q
Lodge. His affections were twined around
interests Of Jefferson Lodge. and he would
watch with soicitude its fortunes.
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FROM THE PASSES.

SOUTHWEST PASS, Oct. 80, Noon.-Barometer
5000. Wind north, fresh. Weather thick, cloudy
and cool.
No arrivals or departures.
The ships D. W. Chapman and Sc Gamer, barks
F. J. Mcclellan and WeIkita are inside, and the
sted mship Palm is on the bar, bound out
SOUTHWEST Pass, Oct. 80, ?. NJ Barometer
1920. Wind north, strong. Weather thick,
cloudy and cool.
days from Antwerp. in bal ast to Lowell & Bailey.
Steamship New York at $40 this evening, Haw-
tborne master, from New York to c. A. Whitney
& Co.
The American bark Fannie ]. Mel elan, McLel-
Ian master, from Amsterdam in ballast, has az
rived and sailed for Mobile.
Ships d. W. Chapman and Scraamer and bark
Wenkita are inside, and the steamer Palm Oh the
bar bound out.
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RAILROAn MATTERS.

ATLANTA, Oct. 30.-The Master in Chancery to
whom was referred, at the last term of the CIR
controversy between Clegs & Co. and the Car
tersvile and Van Vert Rail cad Company as to
the liability Of the latter to the former on ac-
count of bonds of the later and money ad-
vanced for the construction Of the road report
ed s16743 70-100 due Clews & Co. Exception
were taken and Judge Wood to-day rendered de-
ci- ion sustaining the report
RICHMOND, Va Oct. 30.-Judge Bond, Of the
United States Circuit Court, sitting with Judge
Hughes, of the District Court. today rendered
and Ohio Railroad, appointing Henry Tyson, Of
Baltimore, permanent receiver. This decision
is not favorably received here, as Mr.. Tyson re-
presented only $4,000 Of the first mortgage
bonds, while the appointment Of Gen. Wickham.
e receiver, was asked for by holders Of s.
800 OOO
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 30.-The Treasurer OF the
United States holds United States bonds as Sc
curty for national bank circulation amounting to
1867 799 412; for pubic deposits slS, 73o Ooo NJ
tional bank notes outstanding at this date sS46,
sos GIG, Of which 81, ,64O 900 in national gold
bank notes.
the month So 5SG,317.
Customs receiIt, to-day s4l1,7o2; for the
month si1, 499 245.
National bank notes received for redemption
during the week s., 127, 207.
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THE POsT,S FINANCIAL ARTICLE.

New YORK, Oct. 30.-The Posts financial arti-
"le says:
The Wall street markets are more active than
yesterday, and stocks are strong and higher.
Gold opened at 1i61a, and declined by lbs
o'clock to 116, since which all the sales have been
at 1l6@l161s. On gold loans the rates are fcr
two days use, 5-c4 3-64, l-32, 31a 4 cent, 1-64
and fiat.
Foreign Exchange is dull and unchanged.
Money is 3ll5Gl4 per cent for StocA Exchange
Losns and per cent for bank loans. Prime mer-
camille paper is tai per cent. Government
bonds are steady ana without change.
The Stock market open. with slight changes
soon became strong, and by noon advanced I4@
"a per cent, the laiter Lake Shore. Since noon
the market has been steady. The extreme sales
giving stocks in the order OF activity, have been
as follows:
Lake shore 591&0G1l4, Western Union Tele.
graph 1915 G76, PscIdc Mail 40l &Gl1, n rthwest
S61s s@37s, Erie IL sfflS, alissour Pacific 81 9
I014, st. Paul So sGI3I, Ohios 64Q2l65s. Union
Psctfic 651+ @6G1s, and Hannibal and 81. Joseph
lS3s6lIS3..
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Our late fellow-ctizen, we might say old fellow
Citizen (he will not think hard OF Us for telling the
truth) Mr.. James II. Low, the General Agent of
the Fire Association of Philadelphia, is with us
for short time only, on business connected with
his company.
By look at the advertisement of the Fire
Association, in this days issue, it viii! be seen
that it is one Of the oldest incorporated March
~ 1920 and strongest (cash assets, July /, 1875
of 50, ,2o9, 1893 81 in this country, and that the
agency has been placed in charge of the fire
mons Insurance Company, corner of Camp and
Gravier streets. The sci ction is most excellent,
as our friend |. \. Marks is indomitable III ener-
gy, very popular, good judge of men, and on
servatlve in his business vlews. 1t will be no.
ticed that this association Is backed by strong
= Board Of Reference" who would not have per.
mitted the use of their names unless the institu.
ton had been strong, and which is a good
guarantee to our citizens that their insurance ia
safe. Premiums are paid for security and in
demnity; in this case the insured have both.
We welcome the Fire Association in our CITY
and wish it much SUCCESS.
The New Orleans bulletin., 1875-10-31
RIvERs AND STEAMBOATS,.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 80 River feet inches and
falling. Weather cloudy and cold.
EVANSVILLE, Oct. 30.-River falling. Weather
clear and sold.
P1TTsBURG, Oct. 30.-Rver feet inches and
rising. Weather cloudy and cool.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 30.-Weather clear and COOL
Arrived Fanchon from Cincinnati Departed ::
Fanchon for New Orleans. River feet inches.
MEMPHIS, Oct. 3o.-Tne river fell an inch.
Weather clear and co-l. Departed st. Francis
Belle and City of Augusta for White River, Grand
Tower for st. Louis, Frank Willard for New Or
leans, Cons Miilar for Cincinnati
VIcKsBURG, Oct. 30-Passed down: R. E. Lee,
10 2. NJ. last night, Mary Bell $3.50 A. NJ, Katie
$50 A. NJ, Grand axe, II A. NJ. Up: Maude, 4
A. NJ. Capitol City, IL A. M; River fell inches
in the last twenty-f)ur hours. A heavy wind and
rain storm passed over here last.night. Weather
clear and cool
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MkMPflIS ITEMS.

MEMPHIS, Oct. 3O.-Gen. Patterson, Collector
OF Internal Revenue, seized, last evening, about
thirty thousand cigars in the hands of the vsri-
ous dealers, because the makers name was
pressed into the boxes instead of beng burned
in with brand as required by law.
Arrangements have been made with all the
railroad companies here to carry delegates to the
Southern Pacific Railroad Convention, to be held
at this place on the 18th of November, at one fare
for the round trip.
Col. Michael Mageveney, Sr., prominent citi-
zen, has donated hose and six acres Of ground
on the Boulevard, t.le citv, to the Sisters OF
the Good Shepherd, as an asylum for fallen wo-
mea and INDECENT children.
severe rain and thunder s.crm passed over
the city last night prostra.inS Ahe telegraph
Zines on the west side of the river.
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FINANCIAL,

New YORK, Oct. 30, Evening. following
is the bank staten nj: Loans decreased sl,G25.-
600; specie increased So, 500 coo; legal tenders
decreased 81, ,250 600; deposits decreased s2,375,
600; reserves increased 81, 900.
NEW YORK, Oct. 80, Eveuing. Gold closed
at 1G160l16I. Government bonds dull but
subs-treasury balances, gold s42, ,872, ,42o; cur
rency, s53,976,012.
The sub-treaaury paid out $4,000 on account
OF interest and 1921, 900 for bonds.
Customs receipts to day Sat ,000
Weekly imports s5,13O,sS7, including 81 349, 900
in dry goods
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DOMESTIC HARkETS.

New ToBK, Oct. So Eveniug.-Cotton closed
leans 49,. sales "a bales; net receipts l464,
gross 6So1.
Futures closed steady. Sales p 900 bales, as
follows: November 13ssMi3 Is 80, December
I3 3.l6t213 1872, January Isl .@l3 9-52, February
l3 10 32trl3 7-I6, March 13 9-I60ll3 1882, April
lSsI Job 25-32, May Is 29-s24l3 1916, June
IA l-I6Gl411la, July IA 7-34@i414, August IA ole
@l49s
Flour shade firmer for shipping grades; fair
export demand. Medium good grades quiet and
unchanged; S. 75Gl6 Is for common to fair extra
Southern, s. S0@9 for good to choice. Wheat ir-
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A CORNER In THE NEW YORK COTTON EX-
CHANGE

New YORK, Oct 30.-The Cotton Exchange has
been the scene of another OF the somewhat nu-
merous corners which have existed during the
week.
October contracts have cold at as figh as 14s4c.
while at the same time November sold at 1890.
The development of the corner during the
week has produced no little excitement and con.
siderable have been made, reaching IT'S, bales
for all the month. at the close some weakness
and very little business is beirg done the spot.
Another unfavorable influence is the dullness OF
the IiYerpool market
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FURNIrURE.-We would again remind {
readers in search Of furniture that Montg gcml
Armory Hall, 81 Camp street, is the place to 4
chase It, This is apparent to eyery one
passes Camp and beholds the immense car y
they send off daily. Their large warerooms
continually being replenished from the difa
factories East and West, and no one factory
'hough " the largest in the world, "Is suf1ieiel
supply the demands of their customers. sp
attention is called to their parlor suites
French plate mirr,rs.
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INTERNAL RkvENUE DECISION.

DEs MONIES, Oct 80. - In the Rhomberg
whisky tax cases in which the government claims
$4,000 for taxes the court decided that the Com
missioner Of Internal Revenue had power under
the statute to make the assessment, but the same
was not conclusive upon the defendant, 80 that
the latter could be all, wed to contest 1t and show
the same to be erroneous.
The New Orleans bulletin., 1875-10-31

KID GLovEs.-Kreeger, the King of Gloves, is
now opening stock of all kinds of gloves, all of
the most famous manufactures. His headquar-
ters 149 Canal street, constantly filed with
customers. Kreeger, in order to relieve the
pressure upon his Canal street hou e, has estab-
I1shed branch Office at 59f Magazine stseet-a
.lty with which he has been for years identi-
fed
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A RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 3l.-The engineer of a
freight train on the Pan Hadle Road apprOachir &
Cambridge dur ne the heavy stoim, saw the
bridge totter, and saved his lie by jumping.
The engine and four cars went through, killing
the FIRE man and head brakeman.
The New Orleans bulletin., 1875-10-31

HARDWARE, ETc.-lf our readers wish to sup-
ply themselves with hardware, in all its forms
house furnishing goods OF every description, etc,
let them be sure to call and examine the immense
stock of MessIs. Rice Bros. d Co., SO and 81
Camp street. Their Charter Oak cooking stove
has acquired widespread reputaton-justly
too for it is one Of tho m st p-rfect articles of
the kind ever devised by man.
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MARt.E.

NORFOLK, VA, Oct. S0.-A schooner, name un-
known, was reported Ashore yesterday by the
steamship Old Dominion, on Chings Shoals.
Bakers wreckiDg steamer went last night to her
assistance.
INEw YORK, Oct. 30-Arrived Adriatic Ar
rived out Sam Weller.
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A MURDERER MOBBRp.

OMAHA. Oct. 3l.-On Wednesday last Charles
Patterson shot and killed r. w. Porter, chief
herder of B. slers cattle on North Platte. The
murderer was arrested and taken to Sydney,
Nebraska. Last evening the jail was broken into
by mob Of mask men, who took Patterson
and strung him up to telegraph pole. The
sheriff. however, with assistance, ovtrpowered
the cxowd and cut him down in time to save his
life. At o'clock this morning the mob again
succeeded in breaking into the jail and, taking
Patterson. effectualiy hung him.
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FALL AND WINTER GooDs.-The thousands of
our veaders who are now casting about for some
thing seasonable to wear, should bear in mind
that our friend, Mr.. Turcotte, 153 Canal street,
has one Of the largest stocks offered in this
market of fall and wine goods, which lie is
offering at remarkably low prices. 1t is always
pleasure to a lady to drop in at Turcotte's; he,
Capt. Broussard and his army of clerks are so
polite and attentive. Read the advertisement
The New Orleans bulletin., 1875-10-31

CLOTHING, ETc.-There is no merchant in the
hate, boots and shoes line in this city more gen.
orally known than Mr.. ID. MERCER, corner Of Dau.
phine and Blenville streets. Mr.. NJ rrcer has
just put up most spacious and elegant bu Ding
10 meet the requirements OF his business; and
the hundreds of eager purchasers who daily
visit bis establishment, sufficiently show the
popularity Of the proprietor. He certainly de-
serves credit for his taste and enterprise
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A STORM IN ARKANSAS.

LITTLE Rock, Oct. S0.-A terrific storm here
and in the surrounding country last evening,
prostrated the telegraph wires in every direction.
Several houses in this city were unroofed-the
State House among the number.
At Carlisle, on the Memphis and Little Rock
Railroad. several houses were blown down.
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Among the great wholesale and retail druggists
Of this city, no one stands higher than Capt. l.
L. Lyons, whose great store is located at the
corner OF Camp and G1avier streets, under the
drppings of the BULLETIN sanctuary. Lyons
always treats his customers fairly and squarely-
hence his great popularity.
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pEPARTURE OF MISSIONARIES FOR INDIA.

NEW YORK, Oct 36.-Revs. Newton, Nichols
Wheeler Blackstaff, Chsllis, Mrs. Challis, Mrs.
Goodwin and Mr.. s. NJ. Benschaf, recently ap-
pointed missionaries to India, sailed to-day for
Liverpool.
New YORK, Oct. So.-A strong northeasterly
storm has prevailed here since noon.
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THE Harvard COLLEGE REGATTA.

BosToN, Oct. O.-The annual fall regatta Of
Harvard College occurred to-day. The weather
was unfavorable and the water quite rough. In
the six cared race, two miles, Holyoke won in l3
minutes and 31% seconds, Holworthv second, in
Is minutes and so seconds. Holyoke also won
the four cared race in Is minutes and 81 seconds,
Holworthy second in Is minutes and seconds.
Loring won the single seull race in 16 minutes
and 40 seconds.
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THE MISSISSIPPI CAMPAIGN.
Grand Democratic Barbecue at
HaZlehurst.
The States and Territories to be
Represented by Young Ladies
in a Grand TOrchlight
Procession.
Especial to the Bulletin. ]

HAzLEHuRsr, Oct. 30.-Grand Democratic bar,
becue here to-day; 900 persons present, including
q large number of ladies. Gen. Lowry, Col.
Beale, and L. P. Briscoe, Eaq, addressed the
large assembly. Cannons have ben firing all
day and brass bands playing. In the grand
torchlght procession tonight the States and ter
ritories will be represented by beautiful young
ladies, each one accom- panied by valiant knight,
bearing lance 1t will be the grandest demon
stration of the season. Mississippi greets Louis
Jana Be-
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PROBABILITIES.

WAsHrNGToN, Oct 30.-The storm center Will
probably move down the St. Lawrence valley
For the Gulf and South Atlantic States rising
barometer, northwest to southwest winds, veer-
ing to northeast. partly cloudy or Gearing
weather. Heavy frosts Sunday night.
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THE FATE or SIR JOHN FRANKLIN.

OTTAWA, Ont, Oct 3o.-A French Canadian OF
this city claims to have become possessed CT a
document re ating to the fate of Sir John Frank
lin, which has never be,n published. 1t was
sent to him by friend who has lately Travelled
in the north Weat
The New Orleans bulletin., 1875-10-31

BoYs' AND CHILDRENs CLoTHING.-Capt. B. I.
Walshe, ITO Canal street, is Offering for sale at
very low prices his collection Of boys and chill.
dren's clothing, in order to make room for his
large stock of shirts and mems furnishing goods.
Cali soon on Capt. Walshe, and examine his
goods.
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DRY GooDs AT POPULAR PRIcEs.-Those of our
lady readers who wish to purchase the best Of
seasonable AID fashionable dry goods at the low
of l,essrs. H. l.. Byrne & Co.. 1913 Canal street.
They have sto, from which the most fastldious
can make eelectlons. See advertisement.
The New Orleans bulletin., 1875-10-31

ST. PATRICK's CEMETERY No. 2.-Monday even
ing the Feast OF Ali SAINTS. at a. o'clock, solemn
vespers Of the dead, followed by a sermon appro-
pirate for the occasion.
Tuesday, All Souls Day, grand requiem
mass, at 1870, will be sung By the reverend
clergy of the city.
Friends aud relatives Of those inferred are re-
specttullY invited to attend,
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DRY GooDs.-Messrs. Senac & Larose, the pro-
prietors of the famous jackson Store," corner
of Chartres and st. Ann streets, are offering an
extraordinarily large stock Of fall and winter dry
goods, at remarkably reduced prices to suit the
requirements of the times. Be sure to read their
advertisement and give them a call.
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CHICAGO, Oct. 3O.-Reports are received from
various portions of Indiana, Missouri Illinois
and other States that thousands of hogs are
diving with cholera
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BRIGHAM YOUNG IN PRISON.

SALT LAKE, Oct. 30.-Brigham Young was or
fered to prison for contempt i'll not paving the
alimony. He was arrested in bed. Two doctors
certified he was too i'll for removal