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ROAD VIEWS.

Petition for a public road to iesd from a
point on the Cenireyille and Salisbury read
at OF near Daniel Beachy's to a point at or
neal Samuel Maust's barn on the Meyers
dale and Mechanieshurg road. Court ap-
pointed NJ. ID. Miller, Ezra Beeghley,
David Lichty, viewers.
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Sellers Imperial Cough Syrup.

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RHEUMATTC COMPOUND

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LIV Err PILLS

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ssIGNEE,s SALE.
FRIDAY, November &c, 1875,

There will be exposed 70 public sale. on the
premises, in Allegheny township, Somerset Co,
Ia on
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BY virtue OF q deed Of voluntary assignment. I
will offer AZ public sale, on the premises, in New
CentreviIls Borough. on
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-16
THE GAIR ASSASSINATION
THE ARREST Of GAlR At BATON ROUGI
Dearth Of Particulars of the Murder
LAwLEssNEss IN EAST BATON RoUe
1NcEND1AR1sM AND ROBBERY
PROMPT ACTION OF MAYOR SCHORTEN
Especial to the New Orleans Republican.


BATON ROUGE, October Is, 1875.
Deputy Sheriff Woodward came here on
the thirteenth instant with warrant for
the arrest of John Gair charged with being
accessory before the fact to the poisoning of
DIR. j. w. Saunders, of Clinton, Louisiana
He called at the sheriif's Office at about P.
A., and showed Emile Droz, first deputy,
his warrant, when the deputy replied that
the sheriff was absent. Mr.. Woodward
then called on some OF our citizens to intro.
duce him to the may or Of the city, which
was done, and Mr.. Wood ward showed the
mayor and the chiet of police the war.
rant for the arrest of John Gair, signed by
John B. Lyons, the parish judge, and duly
sealed with the parish seal.
At about p. NJ. Gair was arrested by
the deputy sheriff and posse, and all were
brought to the mayors office by the chief
of police, but as there had been no dis
turbance of the peace, and the mayor had
no power to inquire into criminal cases un-
der the law, the sheriff and posse left with
Mr.. Gair for Clinton. At about 2:3O P. NJ,
and before leaving this city, Mr.. John G air
spoke to Mr.. Reed, district attorney for
this district. 1t has been learned that Mr..
Gair was shot and killed on the road. His
friends have telegraphed to Judge Lyons
about Gair's body, if killed, but the wires
are down.
Last night thirty persons in disguise at.
tackled Mr.. Makes store, about eight miles
from here; also Mr.. Lgan's, and burned the
same, for the purpose of robbery. but un-
der the pretense of stopping the buying of
seed cotton. This disguised party also
made threats to burn cotton gins and
stores in this city. Mayor Schorten issued
a proclamation to-day calling upon all
good citizens to assist the authorities in
protecting the property OF the people of
the CITY,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-16
AGRICULTURAL
The Condition of the Cotton Crop.

Va sHO SVttVn STOps
WASHINGTON, October l5.-The agricul.
tural department reports an Improvement
IN the condition of cotton during the past
month as indicated in Alabama, Louisiana
and Arkansas. The depreciation in Missis-
sippi is slight, from 98 to SO, occasoned by
storms, The destructive equinoctial storm
wasted and stained much fibre in Southern
Texas, reducing the State percentage of
condition from "a to SO.
In North Carolina and Tennessee Sem
tember was cold, and the harvest is late.
with less favorable prospects of a top
crop. A reduction of the percentage Of
Georgia from 76 to II is caused BY storms
and in the increasing prevalence of rust.
South Carolina is three per cent lower
from similar conditions. In several coun-
ties OF Florida the caterpillar has been in
furious.
Taking survey of the whole field, the
reduction of condition since the September
returns is an undOubtsd fact, though the
depreciation is slight as compared with the
October returns of last year.
The crop prospects are worse in South
Carolina, Georgia and Florida, but decided
ly better in all the States from Alabama
westward.
The percentage of condition is as follows :
North Carolina, S5; South Carolina, II;
Florida, 20; Georgia, n; Alabama, "a;
Mississippi, 90; Louisiana, 9O Texas, So;
Arkansas, 103; Tennessee, 80.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-16
NEW ORLEANS SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1e 1875
have taken refuge in Baton Rouge from the

have taken refuge in Baton Rouge from the
armed whites of East Feliciana.
In view of the troublous condition of
affairs, Mayor Schorten issued proclama-
tion yesterday, calling upon all good oiti-
zens to assist the civil authorities in pro-
tecting the peace and property of the city.
Acting Governor Antoine yesterday is
sued his proclamation, which will be found
in another column, reciting the lawless
deeds of the armed whites of East Fell.
ciana, and calling upon the citizens of that
parish to assist in the restoration of order
and the punishment of evil doers.
1t is understood that Judge Dewing will
be requested by the Acting Governor to
hold a special term of the district court in
Clinton, and if necessary chief constable
and deputies will be appointed under the
constabulary law to preserve the peace. 1t
is hoped the better judgment of that por-
tion of the people of East Felioiana who
do not favor lawlessness will be sufficient
to secure cessation of the disgraceful war
fare waged against Republican officials and
citizens. The needless sacrifice of life and
the destruction of property must be stopped.
The Acting Governor is in earnest, and
should receive an impartial and unanimous
support in his efforts to enforce the laws.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-16

"What religion am 1, ehi" said driver
on q Randolph street car. "Wall, Pm q
kind of limited Universalist." Limited
Universalist !" responded his querist, in
amaze; ''if you're o Universalist at all, you
must believe that every one'u be saved"
II know, l know" replied the man of
brakes; "most every one'll be saved, but of
course there's got to be exceptions, like
there is to every general rule. 1t stands to
reason faint likely an all -merciful father'd
save them draymen as always crosses q
down-grade of q suddent, or the woman
that talks on the crossing with her panier
turned to us till the cars gone by and then
halls it and scolds the driver, or the man
who stops the car in the middle of Q block
and then gets ON again because he's made q
mistake. No, sir; p'raps, of course, they'll
they do, you bet they'll have to hang ON
tho brake irons. No seats for them, I guess.
VakE
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-16
WASHINGTON.
How Governor Ames has Brought tn
White Liners to Terms.

White Liners to Terms.
WASHINGTON, October l5-The following
was received here to-day from United States
Marshal j. L. Lake, jackson, Mississippi,
by Hon. H. K. Pease:
Military operations have been suspended
by Governor Ames, based upon the most
full and minute assurances OF the leading
citizens of the State that there shall be
peace and fair and free election. They
would not undertake to answer for the law
less, but they guarantee to aid the civil
officers in the execution of the laws. The
Governor expresses himself wholly satisfied
with the assurances given, and believes that
they are made in good faith, and will be
carried out to the letter. An improved
feeling prevails, especially among the
whites, and there exists Q general desire for
peace among all classes. Good citizens are
greatly encouraged.
Cabinet Meeting.
The President called Cabinet meeting
at twelve O'Clock. Assistant Secretary Cad
wAliader represented the State Department,
and Assistant Secretary Cowsn the Interior
Department at the meeting.
The Cabinet held . two hours' session.
Routine business transacted. There was
NO appointmeat Of Secretary Of the In
terior. The Attorney General stated at the
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-16
ELECTIONS,


COLUMBUS, October IA, Midnight.-The
Republican headquarters are closed with
out the full returns, but careful calcula-
tions on all counties, except Wood and
Carroll give Hayes 1884 majority. The
Democratic committee says Hayes major
ity will be $500. The Republicans have IL
majority in the House of Representatives.
The Senate is yet in doubt, but the Dem
ocrats concede it to the Republicans by |
majority.
Returns, considered reliable. from eighty
five counties. received by the Republican
state Committee, show majority of 3463
for Hayes.
The counties of Wood, Carroll and Della
ware, yet to be heard from, are ordinarily
considered Republican counties, but Wood
has gone Democratic this year, and it is
thought the Democratic gains there will
neutralize the Republican gains in Delaware
and Carroll countIes SO as to make the ma
jority for Hayes substantially as above.
The Democrats cOncede the House of
Representatives to the Republicans by q
good majority, but claim the election of one
Senator in the Toledo district gives them
the Senate by one majority.
The Result in Wood County.
COLUMBUS, October l5.-Neither the Re-
publican nor Democratic committees have
received any additional returns this morn
ing. The Senate is still in doubt, and the
Tesult Gail uOt De utleFmlneU unlu 1uli re-
turns are received from Wood county,
where it is reported counting is delayed BY
fraudulent votes pOlled.
Democratic Frauds Unearthed.
The news just received from Wood coun-
ty claims that heavy frauds were practiced
in Perrysburg, which will probably necessi-
tate the throwing out of the votes polled
there. If this vote is counted Hayes ma
jority in the county will be 469, and it elects
one Republican Senator. If thrown out
Hayes majority in that county will be 723,
and both Republican Senators elected. In
either case Republican Representative is
elected, which gives the Senate to the Re
publicans by two majority and the House
by twelve majority.
Hayes majority will probably now be
over 1000.
Hayes Majority in Wood.
TOLEDO, October 15.-A special to the
Blade says Wood county gives Hayes 469
majority; also that both the Republican
candidates for Senators are elected.
The Returns All ln-Hayes' Majority
475O-A Republican Legislature.
The returns are received from all coun-
ties, which are considered as correct as can
be obtained, until official returns are re-
ceived by the Secretary of State. These
show Hayes ajority ss Ass. The official
returns may vary this count by 300 either
way. The Republicans have q majority of
IL in the House of Representatives; 3 major
ity certainly, and possibly in the Senate.
probably elected, but official returns must
decide the respective msjOrities.
The interest in the election remained at
fever heat until the returns from Wood
county, to-day, settled the political COM
plexion of the Senate.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-16
POLITICAL.
Hard Money Convention.

DETROIT, October 14.-The hard money
convention met in this city. No attempt
was made to secure . large attendance, and
eral Republicans. A number were present,
and letters were received from Senator
Christiancy, Congressman Durand, ex-
Governor Blair, ex-Congressman May and
others. Resolutions appointing ten dele.
gates to the Cincinnati National Hard
Money Convention, October %, and declar-
ing opposition to any scheme of initiation
and any form of paper money not actually
convertible into coin, were adopted.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-16

The citizens disclamed any responsibility
for the murders at vicksburg. Could the
Democratic executive committee, which
lodged the issue after call to meet, and
can the White Line press Of the Cemetery
City do as much! Can q party and its or
gans, saying "Win the election, peaceably
If we can, forcibly if we must" shirk re-
sponsibility when negroes are murdered by
Democrats' In the meantime comes the
usual dispatch from the able Associated
Press agent at Vicksburg, GAN quiet here
now"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-16
WHOLE NUMBER 1925.

Cabinet meeting that he is in receipt of in
formation, which he deems authentic, to the
effect that both parties in Mississippi have
agreed to terms which will prevent further
trouble in that State, and a peaceable cleo
tlon is confidently anticipated.
Russia at the Centennial.
Russia has decided to be represented at
the centennial.
West India Mails.
The Gulf Stream sails on the eighteenth
instant from New York with the West India
mails.
Transfer of Quartermasters,
The order from the War Department on
september % in regard to stations of quar-
termasters has been modified to read as fol-
lows: Lieutenant Colonel C. H. Tomp-
kline, deputy quarternaster general, on
being relieved by Lieutenant Colonel
Perry, will proceed to Louisville, Kentucky.
and report to the commanding General,
military division of the South, for assign
ment to relieve Lieutenant Colonel James
A. Ekin, deputy quartermaster general, of
bis duties simply as chief quartermaster of
that division. Lieutenant Colonel Ekip
will retain charge of all his present duties
with the exception above mentioned
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-16

General j. r. West, United States Sena-
tor, left for Washington last evening to be
present at the wedding of his daughter to
Lieutenant Wood, of the navy. The happy
event will take place on the twenty-seventh
instant, at Washington. Senator West will
return to this city early in the month of
November, and it is his intention to make q
tour through most of the parishes in this
State, before the reassembling of Congress.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-16
THE TURF.
Albion Jockey Cluh.

NASHVILLE, October l4.-The fret race
two mile heats, was won by Emma C.. New
born second, Fanny Malone third. Time
3:44sA, 3:38h.
In the second race, mile heats, Brakeman
won, Grenoble second, Summer Rose third.
Iime-l:4Sh, l:45h, 1:48. Grenoble took
the second heat. -
NASHVILLE, October l5.-Track hsavy.
Wynne, Aisdeal second. Time-l:5Ok !,
l:50h. ae5 T-1-.Ii
Ths second raes. dash of one mils snA .
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-16

The Acting Governor yesterday cancelled
the bonds of the following named treasurers
Of school boards: John DeLscey, of Ra-
pides, and Solomon Wise, of Vermilion
parish.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-16

Judge Hawkins yesterday appeared to
relieve Judge Tissot, who had been sitting,
in his absence, in the Superior District
Court.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-16
HAVANA VIA CEDAR KEYS AND
KEY WEST.

United States Mail Line.
Steamships
!LLIAM P. CLYDE, WILMINGTON,
ARaARET, EMILIA.
RSA The New Orleans, Florida
and Havana Steamship Company
4kB will dispatch one of the above first
class steamers from New Orleans to
~ Every Wednesday,
Ang at Cedar Keys and Key West, and con.
g with steamers for Apalachicola, 81. Marks
~ RATES OF PASSAGE.
To Key West. To Cedar Keys
~. ..................e4 $40 e25
4go.... .............. 20 10
agh bills Of ladng issued to all points in
Including Tampa, and to New York, Charles.
~ Savannah.
but the compauy's bills of lading signed,
= eIgned after the sailing of the steamer.
~ passenger Accommodations, and through
gwen to above points.
1asht reoeived without permit from the
esisht Or passage apply to o-.-....
K ROBRRTS. Agent,
Iss ..eaa w ~. 10 Common street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-16
LOBE THEATRE.
T. BREMoND.. Lessee and Manager
Monday, October 4. 1875,

LOBE THEATRE.
Monday, October 4. 1875,
First appearance of
~. and Mra. 4. T. BARNES, Speciality Artists;
eame SANYEAH, Female Trapeze Performer;
FORMER; CASHkN and DoRIrY, Song and Dance
lists. in addition to our company of TWENTY.
yB STAR ARTISTS.
mission. Is, 25 and so Cents.
BADIRs' MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY AT
TWELVE O'CLOCK.
omission to all parts Of the house twenty-five
5hs bars of this house are furnished with wines
liquors from the storeroom of c. Lacoume,
(prietor of the St. Charles Exchange. oc3
RAND DRESS AND FIREMEN's
To be given by
pUISIANA HOSE COMPANY,
CRUNEWALD HALL,
aturday Evening, November q, 1875.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
cHARLES T, HOWARD, JAMES I. DAY,
JOSEPH A. BROWN. W. n. PATTISON,
!. H. SCHIERMAN, JOHN THOMPSON,
D. PHELPS, THOMAS. RYDER,
J0SkPH f. DICK, Z. SCHULLY,
B. il. BENNERS.
kets.'...... .'................"...S
pplicatiOns for the rent of Hat Room and Res
rant to be left with X. II. Benners, at the office
fhe Firemen's Insurance Company, corner of
vier and Camp streets oc3 Su Tu Fr
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-16

n, CHARLES THEATRE.
OPENING NIGHT-EXTRA SEASON,
Commencing
4 sunday Evening, October II, 1873.
d every evening during the week and Saturday
ktinee, will bs presented, for the first time in
Orleans. the great romantic drama, IN seven
b (London edition), as produced in London with
bat su ccess, under the title of the
TWO ORPHANS.
CoGSwELL'S UNION SQUARE COMPANY.
t.h new scenery, properties and effects The
ky will be given with powerful cast, embrac.
Nv. Cogswell, J. B. Fverham, NJ. j. JouIdon.
H. Stephens, Silas Robinson, D. Marbelle, L.. P.
|cks, s. W. swain, H. W. Hall, K. Erwin, 3.
krse, J. LonergaD, 5. Booth Mrs; 4. N. Post, and
sses Fanny Matthias. Eliza Hudson Ella Wren,
(na Cross, 4. X. Everham, L. Mann, Matte Yer
b Ella Hast, Susie Hurd, Emma Stowe, Mary
gill and others.
3fices as usual.
tl& P. GLEASON, Treasurer.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-16

bE PEOPLES FAVORITE RESORT,
|gy BvBRY NIGHT, WITH THE MOST POWER
FUL VARIETY COMPANY ON THB
AMERICAN CONTINENT.
FORTY SELECTED SPECIALITY STARS
Appear at each entertainment.
|mission to suit the times--Fifteen, Twenty Ave
and Fifty Cents.
Ar5 NEW STARS EVERY WEEK
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-16
,RAND FANCY DRESS, MASK
AND
CALICO BALL,
To be given by
FIRE CO. No. Ia,
! Saturday Evening. October 80, 1873,
nnn IEI nlus,
,RAND FANCY DRESS, MASK

COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS:
W. B. KLEIBNPErER, Chairman.
| J. Gi ady, C. J. Mitimore, R. Desposito,
Finnerty, c. Toblenan, Fred. Barrett,
d. Houston, T. Fleming.
Applications for ladies' invitations TO be made
khe Hall of the company.
Proposals for rent of Hat, Barroom and Restau-
b to be made to NJ. Finnerty, corner Howard
d Perdido streets; c. J. Miltimore, No. CONNER
d place, or W. Kleinpeter, No. 6l Camp street
Ayckets---Two Dollars oc3 10 IA I'd
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-15
FREIGHT TRAINS

Leave Virginia City DAILY as 20 .. n.. 1.iss.
H., $40 Q. m. u n. $50 p. ~. 3:&s r. -.
$50 r. m. and 7i5 p m.
Lesys Carson City DAILY st 9 =. e., S a. n
9:is .. H., II NJ. las ?. n. p. Ia. $40 p ID.
and 80 r. III.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-15

Faunlils, Vases, Stataafy,
vERANDAHB.
SUMMER HOUSES, ARoe&3,
CHAIRS. SETTLES. ETC, ETC
Cast l. Wrought Iron Ratings.
For Public Buildings. and Squares.
Cemetery Lots, Garden Fences. Bal
comics. Roof Ores ings. &C., in great
variety Of Patterns.
LAMP POSTS.
For frcnts Of Public Buildings, Ho-
tells ant City Streets. Of Plate and
EIsbo ate Designs. New and I'm
proved -tyks in great vari ty.
STABLE FITTINGS,
OF Cast and Wrought Iron Of New
and Improved Styles, such ~ Hay
Racks. Stall Divisions. Managers.
Harness Brackets, GutteIf, Traps.
ventilators, &C., &c.
WIRENORE
OF every descrip ion, Wire Guards
Of CnIAPKD WIRE. Galv inizet or
Painted. PATENT CHAIRS. WITH
FOLDING SEAT for Opera Horses.
rhea.res, Concert Halls and Lecture
Rooms. DRINKING FOUNTAINS
FOR STREET USFS. A very large
sss rt-,ent of Designs expressly fog
this purpose. Estimatss and Dengns
ssI. ca application, stating the KIND 81
.rork desired. JelS-om
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-15

At Virgins City, Gold EiI and Carson once
Through Tickets can &c ot.Eired to ssh Fran
cisco, Ogden ard int, &c edia.e points On ths G.
p. q. l..
THROUGH Tickets can b procured ct tbs Com
pany's once, Virginia and Cszsca, for al the
principal rsstsrn Cities.
y. II. YKRIN0TON.
General 0up sriAteadsss.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-18

tOTIIGT NINlI UIIU OUHIIIIOTCKAI'
32s-tf.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-18
tSun Copy.l
General Items
4-ls-dtl.

Officer Wooten reports everything
quiet in the upper part Of town.
The lcvcc was lively yesterday,
business being active throughout the
day.
Custom made ladies' and children's
shoes, all guaranteed, for sale at the low
est prices, at J. Burger & Co.'S.
An amusement troupe, under the
name of ".Jack and Jill,n will appear at
the Athencum within few days.
Summer silks OF the very best quail
ity, prices ranging from Go to 90 cents
per yard, may be found at j. Burger
q Co.'s.
The funeral Of Thomas l.. Sullivan,
who died so suddenly on last Thursday,
will take place to-day at one o'clock.
"A little child of DR.. Smiths fell down
a flight of stairs a few days ago, but for
tunately no serious injury was done.
u. Burger q Co. have the most bea''-
tiful assortment of embrodcres and Ia
ccs in the city q Cairo, rctailed at whole
sale prices.
The physicians are doing good
business In yaccinatlng children OF this
city, though there is no small pox In
town.
The finest selection OF dress goods OF
the very latest style and all the new fab
rics sold at prices which defy compcti-
ton, at j. Burger q Co.'S.
Another sacred concert Is booked at
the Planters house for this evening, and
Huefncr will make things pleasant for
his friends.
Single button kid gloves, good quail
J ity, 80 cents, double button kid gloves,
superior quality, rs cents. Call and see
them ut J. Burger & Co.'S.
Several fights took place in town
yesterday, which is an indication that
election day is near at hand. No one
was seriously injured.
y. Burger g. Co. have the larges
stock OF parasols, umbrellas and sun un
brellas in Cairo. Children's parsols ut ~
markably low prices. These articles arr
going of rapidly, and ladies should cell
before the best of the stock Is gone.
1t Is said that since Blind Toms lac
visit to this city some tour years ago. h
has improved In his wonderful perform
ances upon the piano very much.
Next week the amuscments for Carr