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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-26

New Orleans November Is, lS7J.-Mr.
JOHN v MOORE is this day United partner in
our house and the firm name is changed to PRITCH-
ARD BICkHAM & co.
PRITCHARD & BICKHAM,
MI I'm No. 1872 Gravler street.
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"ANTED-A private family residing AZ No. s
w st. Peter street. fronting Jackson Square.
desire 10 rent two trent to gentlemen gen
temen and their wives, with without board
n3 If
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Once OF Canal street, City Park and Lake
Railroad Company No. North Basin street October
Both. 1910 A meeting of he Stockholders will be
held at the office of the COMPANY, on MONDAY, the
18th day of November, at II NJ, f the purpose of
amending article 9th of ne Charter of the Company.
BY order of the Board of Directors.
go I'm X. NJ. HARRISON. Secretary.
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ELECTROMAGNETIC few select persons
can obtain Excellent Board, with large comfortable
and elegantly furnished rooms at the handsome and
desirable residence of Camp and Robin ST. Gets.
Spacious grounds ON either side of the house,
Terms moderate. Apply on the premises. OBJ I'm
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WANTED-A purchaser for an ele .ant Florence
w Sewing Machine in excellent order, cheap APP
ply at Ia Canal street. l2l*
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WANTED TO RENT-A neatly furnished parlor
w and bedroom to gentleman The front room
being suitable for an Office for a physician a p'o
fessionalls VIII furnish light and fire at Sl2 per
month payable in aovanoe. References required.
House sltuated in Fourth District few steps from
two lines of city cars Address Mrs. \, Bul etin OF
flee. MI tt
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Southern Bank, New Orleans, Nov. %,
1-75-An election f, directors this bank to serve
for the ensuing year will be held at its l. mixing
House the 7th of December, 1875, from II o'clock
NJ. to | O'Clock p NJ
n26 I'd j. G ARR, Cashier.
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Attention. Thirteenth Ward independents
You are hereby notified to attend meeting to be
held at the White House. corner Valence and Tchou
pitoulas streets, FRIDAY, 26th inst at 81 p NJ.
sharp. Punctual attendance earnestly equested as
business of importance will be transacted.
BY order of the President:
n2}It+ FRANCIS z. SALA Sec 2 pro tenn
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOfice-The members of the Continental
Benevolent Association hereby noiltied to attend
meeting to be held on SATURDAY EVENING.
November 81, at the rooms of the Continental
Guards, in st. Patrick's Hall. The members OF the
old company especially requested to be present
By order of I. W.rOTHICh, Pr siTent.
JOHN G. FLEMING Secretary. n26 1T
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"ANTED-Some three four nice Families can
W be accommodated with fine Furnished Rooms
and the best of Board 49 St. Charles street. nearly
opposite Lafayette Square Also some twenty five
or thirty day Boardeis will he taken at four dollars
per week payable in advance. This is great reduc-
ton from former prices Ths house is first class,
second to none in the city. None need apply but the
best of pc pie. Remember l49 st. Charles street.
n5 ly*
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-15
THE SPANISH SITUATION.

| There is a sort of Associated Pres
Influence at work upon the dispatches
which reach US from Spain. They ar
made up at Madrid. where there are tel
! egraph lines and net in the Basque Pyre
nees, where old General Elio and thu
rest of the Lesitimists whs rallied to the
| standard OF Don Carlos first took the
| field sgsint the Madrid Government
for the Car!ists sre fighting more J0'
power than against Alfonso or any other
recognized element or thing at the Span.
ish Capital. In other words. Don Car
los is religiously fighting for his own
as he rsekons the thronc OF Spain. The
latest kilograms from the seat of var GIe
IS follows
Hendaye, December u. - General
Nonsrosjo has been appointed COM
mKnder- n-chief Of the Carlst forces. in
place of General PeruIs. Discussions
among the Carlists continue. Tie re-
port that General Sabails had been con-
'4Nh~'+ q I Nt.- af4t-
to imprisonment is denied.
Madrid, December 12.-Genersl nori-
ones. with $4,000 men. will conduct OPP
erations III Guipnzcoa against the Car
lists.
London, December ia dispatch
from SGn:aut.er reports that 500 III
tantrv, with cavalry and artillery. were
There en- route 70 San s bas-
thar. auI that al the steamers in the
har5or had been embarooed for trans
port service.
Spanish lazincss cuts both ways. It
not only protracts all wars in which that
bilious people engage, but it is as much
III clement of strength as il is of weak
ness among the insurgents. Being able
to fight at Lis leisure, Don Carlos has
been enabled to pick up an army little
BY little and TO arm and equip It
piece by piece. Ho started with
. few hundred men anl ali sorts /
II odds and ends Of AIMS, uniforms, |
ana ammunition and /.
. pair Of c4nnons that a mule could |.
oack. Now lie hiss more than SO, 600 men
nd hundred guns. His men are the .
lnd;scipiinei and undisciplina5ie noun !
aineers Of Navarro. and contiguous Py- /
leean provinces and his armament
nd all munitions Of war have reached
i'm by bride trails and at the precari-
US hands Of smugglers. The fac: that
is army and its equipment have
cached these proportions reta.es the
luch-repeated Spanish statement that
3 has been driven into close quarters
nj cannot possibly hold out much
,nger. Az well attempt to make the
Ublic believe that the Spanish power is
lowing itself able to deal stfectually in
s Efforts to suppress the Cuban rebel
on. The truth Is, Spain IS always
sady to fight bu. never able TO accom-
lisA any decisive victories. SPANS
and ungovernabI5 temper
ave outiaztod her proves, until she
anas scowi;ng and ses:icuIatiag in the
ice Of the nations Of modern life like
paasion-oaten, sougsd aEi superaDnu-
Sd yiraGo.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-15

Ono EoUCATIoNIsIs want to have the
State appropriate 81, 500 to enable them
to make showing Of Buckeye scholar
ship At the Centennial
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-15

The PRINCE OF WALES is at Madras.
The Madrascals seemed to rather like
him.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-15

BAUER, the Roman Wrestler, has been
successful In a match with Christie for
$1,000. This style of athletics is becom-
ing great Bauer.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-15

JOHN BOIL rubs his belly and says hs
likes the tone of Grants message.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-15

GovERSoa IRWIN has appointed P. F.
Walsh of San Francisco Adjutant Gen
eral OF the State of California, vice
Foote, whose term has expired.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-15

TIE VILLAGE of avon, New York, was
on FIRE on Monday, and the kilograms of
Tuesday complacently inform Us that
the engines will be sent from Rochester.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-15

gcIfS X. CoHKLTSo cut Lis throat at
Dutch Fla. the other night. Age so.
We don't see what eisa lie could do. He
was too poor 10 leave, and q nan had
better DC dead than live ut Dutch Flat
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-15

GEoHcE ii. PESDLETo,J has received
the nomination for President Of the
United States from General Gartrell Of
Georgia. Now Peudieton oughtt to nom
inn'e the gallant General for the same
position and it would be even Stephen.
, 1875-11-28
ODDS AND ENDS.

Miss Ednoonia Lewis. the scu1ptor. is to ooeu
an a-I;h,t;on ~ her ,vor1s a. a. PM u,rn
49,. .;.ss 49, .nes.s
0otne @tene ta'' 1'on@- ..
deaoes Iafge 'nafme 7ae"' ounaot u h5e
Beach, n. T.. which was in the Exposition is
now in the gallery OF the Academy of Design.
~ n,, . ..
So'ne oo'o'' peoP'o, u 70 'ueo.o'' a"'o s47'9ea
Gouple free gallery TO eae the sl1 great worEs
belonging to AIr. Stebbins on exhibition there,
ard report SAYS that AIr. s. haa been offered
$1,000 ADVANCE for his purchase.
, 1875-11-28

take the performers, the moment thoy had m
ished tholr psrlA t.Nln une theatre to the other.
10 that saoa .,e ot the company PLAYED his OF
her pa9t twice. aud tha onrtA1n dropped IN both
houses al lhe same NQa~
"Rosa Michel" Was prtxtucod for the dret
time 10 tbis eoup,rs At tic unlou Square Thea
trc. in Nav York, TUESDAY Night. Miss Eytinge
WIS grcat sacesss In tho aisle role. Tho Tunes
aaya tho plAv poAsosses great merits, "end it,
,cnderns under tho management OF Measrs.
Shook / Palmer II neither more nor less than
perfect"
Jsno Coomha and Lotta were 1t Cincinnati
last woek; Barry Sullivan aud Frank FEayne, tho
representative Of "si slocum," ut st. Louis
New Orieaus the Fulblsh Fifth Avenue Com
peuy aud Mrs. Bowers at Indianapolis; Mckee
lankin's Company at Nashville Rlgnold at
Boston Katie Putnam and Robert MoWaae 1t
p,ttaburg Edwin Booth aud Fanny Davenport
At PhilAdelnhia; John Mccullough apd John E.
Owens ut Baltimore.
, 1875-11-28


Miss Marie Irebs, Tho pianist, IL giving Con,
oerts in her native c.tJ, Dresden
The new operas now in preparation in Paris
are LIN Fi,eelo dn Roi," by II. Vogal; "Ls
Cruchc Cases" by u. VAssour; "Jeanns
d'Arc," By II. Ae1met," and "Pompon," by A.
Lecooq.
Nine. Pauline Lucoa has been detained ut Co
logne BY illness, and has had to inform tho man
ager Of the Theatre de Ia Monnaie, in Brussels,
that she mua postpone for soma weeks her
promieed appearance in tnat theatre.
Dexter Smith has received letter from Nina.
Psschka-Lsutrer saying that she intends to
postpone her visit to America until rhe fluids
engagement, snd who will be in every way re-
sponsible.
During bis seven weeks season in London
Mr. Rosa has Produced the following operas
Bohemian Girl tho - Siege Of Rochelle, y
WAl'sees ~ ''M.ritaua,' Mozart's "MatraGe Of
Figaro" Flosoa's Martha," Worlds "Tiovn-
tore" Cagnon7s PORTER Of HAyre." Gounod's
Faust, ~ and Aubers Fra Diavolo."
The Carolin. RichingB-Beruard Opera Compa-
oy made its dr1t appearance in Boston Monday
evening last, when Woolf and Eichberg's opera.
The koso of Tyrol," was performed. The
troupe recent, gave Adams opera, ''The Brew
er of Preston" at the Academy Of Music, st.
JCuU4 n. L., Win nue. 8uccea8-
Ton Dulow paid handsome compliment to
Theodore Thomas while in Boston. He said
that the musical standard of America WAS ten
years in advance Of THAI OF England, and that
this was mAinh dus to the influence Of Theo-
dore Thomas, who had elevated the taste OF
classical music to 4 high standpoint.
Among the literary curiosities Of the week in
Paris must be si3naftzed work Just Issued by
Tresse. entitled "Terpsichore," b7 subscriber
to the opera, with preface (the raee is for pre-
faces nowadays) BY Mile. Rita 5augalli premiere
danBense Of tbs Grand Opera, and the leading
star OF the ''Blacz Crook when it WAS hrst
given in this country.
Theodore Thomas gave his first matinee Of the
season 1ast Saturday at Ste1nway Hall The pro-
Eramme included Schumann'e first symphony in
B fas. and the Ballet Symphony and Wedding
Procession (fcur nuubers) from Rnbinsto,u's
new opera, ''Forauaorz." Nine. Sterling sang
the beautiful contrnlto aria, Esurientea implevit
bonis," from Bachts 81 Magnihcat " in D, and the
unpublished Mozart concerto for f1ute and harp.
They hare lFelv times IN Berlin about their
prlma donnas. The feud, the daggers drawn,
the e1citementin the public papers, about Lucca
and Mallingar will be we'll remembered; now
there is smother affair Of the kind between Nine.
Hx'lingner aud Mms- Voggenbuher, who appear
ed as E!ss, Nuns. Mallpger's part; whereupon
tho later demanded to sing Valentine In Is The
Huguenota," her livara part. After long diplo-
matte t1aossetions Nine ofa7Hnger did sing in
- Tho HuRuenofs and-f8l1ed. Now they all
say that abe cannot compare with Luocs.
, 1875-11-28

Lefevre, Eilers, Toschi, Rapsel. Morghen,
Cloeesius, and many others.
An eneragsng familiar to New England evos ia
Tr1mouIl'e Battle Of Bunker Hill Tho Daath
Of Warren, copied bv Johann GotthArd Won
Muetler.-the father Of J. Friedrich Mueller, the
author Of tho famous copy Of the Sia:ioo Madon-
na- This artist Was tbs pnplI Of Willie, and thu
PRINT Of the Bunker Fill" in tho present eci-
lection Is very rare, tine proof. These sn9ray-
inga will be he1s about \ weak longer.
, 1875-11-28


Hn. woLfsoHN's CHOPIN axc1TA1s-
Mr. CARL Wolfsohn, Who has In the past two
SEASONS given verv delightful recitats Of Beetbo-
ven'a and Bchuman's plano music will this seq
son devote himself to Chopin, and has under
lined the following recitals, which embrace I
very exhaustive catalogue Of Chopin's beat
works. The zecitals commence In March, and
the programme will be as follows:
TtHkr xEc3rA1
Fara scherzo-R minor, op. 20 noctunex major,
sh e. n nsinsa ~. d. ( m''ot' 0D' g. No a; 'onas
seoond eehs5zo-B e. ., aat minor op pre1udes: Hos.
THIRD RECITAL.
Third seherzo-c sharp, minor, op 50; esudes
' majoE' m.ior. F minor, @ minor; sndante and
Fourth t1n seheE7o-E majos op: s.; valtzes: lat,
bolero, op. - polonaise: r sharp 1uinor, op. Il.
YuTH RECITAL.
Ssa e;ar osaasds ,.,n n,ns; op q ip7qnPos Ut
Second banadsr major, op. opess: 5 noc.,. ,D,,,
ma3or' nat major; polonaiss 4 dat major,
Third halade--A 1at major, op IL: bercenHe n fat
ma5oF' op. 81; polonatse fsntasia op. 81. 'N'
Fourth b.ll.der~F minor, % o.. s.: e.odes q .a,rn
minor, fat major, A Fat major, sha5p minor
&adante e6pdznAto; poionatse, o.,
SEvrH CEcrrA1.
fo'ons.sss: sha5p minor, Z fat minor, op. rs;
ntzurkas: shArp minor, B minor tasantelie:
1 nat major, op 4.; fantasie, F minor, op. 10.
TENTH RECTAL.
Polon2lso3 1najor, minor, op. 10 Impromntns.
@a.rp 1sjor, G hat major allegro do concert.
Op. is.
BENEFIT C0yCERT
The orchestra OF Turner Hall uill giys grand
concert for the benefit Of their conductor. Mr.
Il. BalatkA, tonight, commencing 1t o'clock.
With the following superb programme:
]. Overture to '* William Tell. Roa.;n,
Z Andante from Symphony in znfnor. . . Beetho1rn
5. Dove sono Arts from Marriage OF
Nrs- Fl. Hdtafta.
l. Overture 10 Robespies1e 1en..... I3to1y
t. Ko1nanzs from Merry Nives OF Windsor Ntcolai
j. -HF. e. Schultz.
e. "Hoay Mother n-Ductt from Martina Naliato
ErE. IL Ra1xkkd and Mrs. E. Ede1zy.
I. Recitation aud Bstte-a ynn, from " Renzi
Mr. E. SeAuk.e and Lsederkyanz,
!. Gtknd Pntpourfi for two occhedtras Uneer
ar- HAul's REFoRAEo coscxRzs
Tho Hrat ct . aeries of 4yo ooacsstx VIII ba !
karsn Tussdsy e4snius Of this Eaak It St. Psuls
, 1875-11-28

t0lo1l was ln0et no1Ak0tul 10 nl8 afche-
yDss R,s.oo1 spS tho originals being al
Among the chief ct tho French masters arc
Robert NaDteuil and Gerard Edeliuck, the latter
: Nstheriauder By birth, both especially famous
for engraved Portraits Among The pzinta Of +
"Andreae le Fevre, +" tJean Francois Sarrasin,"
ETC. Edeinck is represented among others by
the portraits Of - Philippe de Champagne" ST.
Msgdalen {portrais Of Ii Yall1e1e), and Mad
ame Helyot, called La Belle ReIg'sase;" Some
Of these plates are referred to by t1r. Sumner: !:
Il requires no remarkable knowledge 10 recognize
hs crest merits Evidently he l. master, exercising
sway with absolute art, and without attempt. to
satin. 10 ~ r6ere % is 1f"ly f.ii, .fter teri IT, y
fsee and the " hattie Of the Standard" after Loardo
d vinc: b.t these arc less interesting sn his NJ
Chauragno ia the chief uaaster-pieca; but there
othsrs Of sGnal merit including especially Madame
eoquette praying bofore crucihr. . ThB sn-
thusiasna Of Ionehi finds e1gression In unosnA
pza.e "Ihe YORK This 81 The ost to ny blood
congratulated hnaelf IN the portrait Of Champagne.
ahau die before 70 contemplate it with
esz Rs fe ssse Aa e.
7aE1aus de:atthe tS.n. tho 4esh, the eyaz hv1ng
and keeng, the oietened lips, tbs chin. covered WITH
beard unaaved for few da5s. aud ths hair in Ill liz
forms.
OTHER INTERESTING pRy1s.
are br the Dutch Ostade-peayautB and beer
houses-by his feilow.conntryman, Gol:zius,
and refined, At will BY Bolswert Of Flanders.
whose "Christ Crowned with Thorps" and
ssC1ucifxtoa arc pronounced ane productions
by Longhi and Andetloni. modern Italian
artists; reproduco1s Of the works Of the Old
M.ste1ss By tho German Miller. whose Mx-
donna ol 81 Lieto 7" is most famous (but not
included In this col1ection), and whose sgt
John the Evaneeliss" (Which is haza} ranks
Woo,at '9trnnoa md Sha,n of Hnrtnnd. .,I
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-.Lh p..l Ct eggs deavessd a;
re Valley nH-e
" O'.-iivsu of RTverion, gave
- aAs-s eaH 20 tsy. The Spare
7 s-~I s1sn ,hruesa1s; the valley,
znf ~. d-se more ; M.igee Isnr
ga;E.s % s~Taashs e'anty ;Ass aay
otia r nat oi ms g-c;ri'y-
The gaze, ret. We have s-a Re
cearly are rbo.- three fox squirrels al
u. $ . harm bop
Fer eiegatt All useful thi-aaas
pEe>e.I, 81. OF l. B@an.
-EyaTlsly .sDss SherBsa, The
"tl..-her. AID that he IA, tkr->iscd
Lis last Joo Tor rhI- -s.,on tie teif-
U. tia, il IA. stcre the ave-sye yield.
fur i, "weishei ~ bs" IT. fne gsri
bsth modest aud handsome, .Hl She
wsn i happy.
Il Baum b.. on haui the fueSt
iIDH la Gifts eser troasbt 70 ;h.-
cvaniI.. Cab and see Tor yOur-elf.
-Fallar 4 Want OF Riyert1n, have
ordered the i.e,t assortment Of Paluts
10 the valley.
We we're g'al to add the nsu.- g
Mr- { r Potter % cur ast oil sub
sci.bcrs thu Se.k. aai to notice the
sfac. Tia, VI. Potter /. buillirg The
bet farm house IN this eaun:y. On his
farm on i'elay Cseek.
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..u-.. :.a-.--.- -; -:-.s-.

::a-.- ta-.-.-.s az Es-.s-.
We cal the attention ct ~ readers
~ the advertisement cfthi- oil aud
rei.sbae Axri aI,aral and Grange paper
that appears N ssioiher c0laIsn IL
has been Published in -. Louis fra
grea, number Of years and i the lead
ing paper of it, elias In the Sputbue-t
IL Is reliable and Trustworthy, and II
any Of our friend desire To take 4 ir-t
-las, Agricultural Journal they canao,
10 better than 10 fase tsi>
Tbe publishers are making their
weekly report ci the markets OF s..
L,uis AMI other large cities proni-
heal feature ci the paper AMI doubt
les al viii fud them aQ;heEsie asd
reliable. Gave The journal o. igri
culture and Farmar = trial sad vou
vii doubles. be pla-ed aui profIei
10y u. ul- Ct
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NOTICE.
LsAH OFFICE,

l.. >. LaAp OFFICE,
Huntington. N.h.
nyceJaoer iith, 1851
rnfaEl4iut having been entered At
Ii, III . ty Enssgei n. Sunday
agar Peter y. Shake Tor abandon
t.s .ss houe-'eat entry, VI. 1918.
dated M4Ich io h, 1874. upon the
rssi i,ea - quarter. Sec II, township
three ., range II wet, III Webster
cgsn.r. Nesa -ka, with a vies tn the
canc- l.aiion vi raid entry the said
rssties are hereby Summoned 10 AZ
tear AT tbs ofce on the 9th day OF
January, lSi6. at 9 o'eock 4. VI, 10
respond ani fuFoi-h testimony con
ccrnIug >a.i ALLEGED abanj1nHeut.
DrrosIti1n VIZ ne taken reis-e the
tUgrLy tlers ef W-hrer county, Ne
r--ka. ~ - osaae At I'd Coli on
4se .1ih day % January, Is76. All
Cd ak T.. IN
NEB>TEH EATON, LEICESTER.
A1st IVAN NosIaING. Receiver.
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Wax. s-.:e. ~ .:as :. -aissnsc.
Cyrus Rush, o, H4,nouy Precinct,
tins county, would sandy announce
htu CT. a. an IaiepenIeLt cantIIa;e
ior the pre.ii -uey Of the tui,ej
state. IN The con.ay Contest oi 10
H he l=vcs be i, the Oniy man that
can aoi ought t. beat GiaGL lie /.
the Cyrus liusL who vas bora III
youngstown OHIO, Uri. 1th, ISIS.
Mine Herr Wroe, bad quite =
blossom put en his bose by stspYin.
into a ho.e, the Other night.
Geo. Zai,s tables one on Christ
uas presons-. no and ,ee II he Gou't.
-Ncw Hone Locus; Seel, cho;e,
quality, gathered 10 the .aii OF !s'5 {,
for sale by
Il McCOEWICK,
!. in brown-Hiie, Neb.
Our readers wi. please notice tie
advertisement Of the Kansas Flrmer
aud AN ricau Young Fok,. pa5.sl.
cd al Topeka. kausas. The Farmer
is an oil established and prosperous
Journal. |, Is ore Of our ao!cs, aud
best We>;crn Agricultural papers.
l. l3t.
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Fsen the State lara.
l,S,, xc.s.

LINCOLN Nov ia-k ls75.
The folso~ag are the quotations Up
the street TO-DAY:
W heat, active AT 1913 csrts.
Corn. inaciive aud drli --.--i5asi
Oats. dun and heavy. 2o(s2 S qaal-
ity poor AMI demand Sight.
Bar!ey. active: No. = i5(a5a.
Eye, pnpfrIing> an-i prices nemiazI
ctaitse, iaIl and heavy: loEal5.
Beef cattle. per cwr., .d3.
Hog, Fer cwt-, 5a5
Sheep- Per head, , 5o[di 90.
furnips, per ba., lo1sn
Chickens, spring, per dog,
-. r
Ratter. IS ga jill
Egg, dull aud lcwer; l0Sl2!.
Tides. green sal. Sa6: green. 81
G5; sreen calf Ssa 10: dry. lilGIa
Hr. per ton. Sat4tOL offerings
arge aud ao JsmsaE
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TOFffE.
l.. : LAND OFFICE ]
Hinonlaytnn. Neh. )
i,eeru,per 4th l>15

Bloomington, Neh.
i,ecru.ber 4th 1851
Comp'sinr having been entered at
tn, ogce ~ Niriaei Seyaer agai''>'
~f,auiei VINCENT fur adandl mag b.
hn,e>,esI entry, No 1918. dated
Na7. 5'h. 1873 upon the HoFth-we ~t
aaartcr, >ac..cn -. i"anshtp iunr ~
range - veet. ~, " eh.;er tsunfY,
Nrtra-Aa. with q view 20 ths cancella
'Itn OF -aid entry: the said parties are
hereby summoned 20 appear "a 'tii.
free ou The l.;h day 81 January,
lS7G. al / o clock Z. u, 80 respond
az. furnish testimony concerning sad
alleged a~b,nirntn-b'.
NHIsfER EAToS Register.
lott IVAN NoRTHING, Receiver
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-12-16
A0ncE
L. 8 tAND UFFiCE. J
EioauInctaa y, I. :
MY 18Th M


E.oaHIHrtaa.s Nj.
Nov. i>ih. ls1J.t
Cer!l-iar having been entered at
this ms - GooEg- ". SbsttS assia-t
HTau T. p~is-;s- tor sbsudoniag hi
h",uc>,etI ea,ry, NJ 80, dated April
II I, lis. apnn tTe HortheaS' quarter
81 Zee, = tVeashIg2, range IL eleven
West. n Webster eoau,y. Netrsska.
Er5 a view to the caGcc!ilji"n Of >aii
entry the >aii parties se hereby
>ummausti - appear at ;hi> off ~
tLe . Gay p: lceesuher. .o.5. at .
. e.ock a T. 70 repoud nai furnish
Testimony o~pre-ralaS sad alleged
&bani,eg,~u'.
NEE>TER EAToS, Rrci.ter.
I'D Ivan NoRTnIHG. Receiver.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-12-16

@--yaSSERS vaafeS fsr tss superb
~dUwo-ks Of fre@ca AK "Lsiiie Run
ava, arihr Pet >nd the srctv .air-
The Dinnss. snd she nap 1hr~e pictures
are Wer ~ q a ssses - <o.ss k2 80
EXPENSIVE enough for the ssErseL 49,
IA sidfy. snd take On si<ai We a*sl1ee
Any actise pessYn WOO VIII take bad ga
frs sea handsatns ineene- SsEa 6oe 80
Fore
!, Il. xaurss rsie-e-
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-12-16

-PGrSons de>iTsns TO take ether
,aper> IN ~eoupecisea xIth ihe Chief
csa get the following by sssling
ih-u.-o Is ~ tn p5ic-- gwen below.
NeeS- Lurnrnr.n & i'hirf Z IL
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-12-16

On Monday evening, bee. 27ih, the
Ms.Jn, Il thi- place and vicinity vii,
give a Grand Ball aud Fe-t;yal. Al
are cordially invited to attend and
have 4 good time. Tickets, inc III ng
supper s2nO. The best of music viii
be Ia aus-ni lance.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-12-16

Arrival sad Departure 81 bsfis
from the Red tGsod o. %


fsens tie Red ,is.d o %
lJuIArA Lase NeEsay',
wedrt DIV a.~I Fa.,y q u
Mai cio@t.p IN. tu1Ves Tue--
day thursday AID Saturday q T
HARVARD Leaves Tue daE's and
fnEve 3 y Ia. arus fash
-pa Fridays 5. o. =. Nsh ciosed
>. 3. u.
FaA.si4S. gn:ng ~e-t. No"iay :
ord fhaf-isy u Go'ngwet
Tae-isy- siyd Frils,s 10 a Ii
pEsasAsT Hal ease fhE~dsy-t
a n. Aus~ WeladG - u
AsIl eAg.z.{ y q.
JEwrLL kas-s. arrives Friday :
y Lave. Fatay ! = n.
.USgFL. E.ss>as, arrives flur~tsy :
h 8 N. Lave. IhHF-a"y p "a
Gfe 0 sal from : rstsi! 8 p Z
slu1ey-.
Al registered matter mnf De IA
The evening tefere the ra:s iezvs
VI z. AcNET p. NJ