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ments.....- $s,737075 $4,000 $50 Inc . Sg2o 275
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Government bonds closed firm at the following ouo-
tations limited states currency sixes 125 1851 do
do 1881, registered, 122 122H; do do, do, cou-
pom, I23 123h; edo lyetwcnties, 1854 registered
114x; *do do coupon, 114s do. do, 1865 registered
115K; do do, do, coupon, 116k 116k; do do, do,
new, 1l9K 12014; do do, do, coupon, 12oH 12ok
do do, 1867 registered, 1917 LIZ; do do, do,
coupon, 1929 122h do. do, 1s0S registered 121X
122k; do do, do coupon, 122z 1929; do. ten
fortes, registered, 1l6H a 116&; do. do, coupon,
117K NIX; do. Gves, 1884, registered, l1eK 116s
do do, do, coupon, 1161S ll7H
SCALED.
STATE BONDS.
State BONDS we're quiet District Columbia 65s
cold at 10 70k Tennessees sold at Az for old and
45 a45H for new.
EXPORTS AND IMPORTS
The imports for the week follows-Dry goods,
81 o4O 569 merchandise So CTS 1866 Total S. 71s, 1856
Imports OF specie for tho week ending yesterday,
S77,477 OF which s7o0 075 gold coin. The exports
OF specie for the week s39 5o0 which were prn
cipally silver bars
THB FOREIGN MARKET
The London advices report quiet and steady market
for consos and American securities. Erie advanced 70
I4Ka14X; Gl7, 600 bullion withdrawn from the
Bank OF England balance to-day. The following arc
late quotations Consols for money % 1915; do for
account, s5 1906 bonds, old, lo3h 1867 bonds, loST
ten-forty bonds, lo4h lO4I; lives, lo3h; Erie,
14H AJAX; Eric consolidated gold bonds, 3sk; Rentes
In PARIS, 66E zoe In Frankfort, new United States
bonds OF 1865 quoted al 100
UNITED STATES TREASURY
Tho Treasury holds $500. 10000 IN bonds 10 secure
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For future delivery the sales have been follows Yester
day, after O'Clock MNovember 800 l31Sc 200
IL 1890 December 1000 at l3 3-l6c; January, 100
l3c 800 Is 9-2c February 300 vt l3 1890 March,
800 at 10 1920. April 400 at 13zc, at Is
Total 1900 bslos Yesterdays closing PricesEoyember
rebruary l3 ls-a2c March, 10 1890 April Is 25s2c
IA 3I6c August IA 032c IA 1l-32c. Market quiet and
firm. To-day mp o'clock T. M.-Eovomber, 400
I3 l332c 100 at I3 16c 200 at Is l2c 10 76c,
200 at 10 Is-s2c, 200 at - 7lec, 800 10 ls32c.
December, GOO at l 1920 400 at 13hc 500 13 732c
1000 at a. 1sAo January 800 az I3 1 5-lec goo o. at
March 100 at l3sSc.; April $40 AZ i3 2532c 700 at
~ l3l6c May 20 at l4c Total 1900 bales Grand total
Galveston 5670 bales; New Orleans 2eis; Mobile 22ss
Savannah 3S69 Charleston 94oo; Wilmington. 375 Nor
folk 4es; baltimore, 42o New York, 3ee; Boston, 2os
Philadelphia SO Total % 40 This day last week, 81 653
This day last year 2o,ool Total since September
Havre by steam, Mc. to Hamburg, by steam, lc,
pressed; to Bremen oy steam ic, compressed TO Liver
FLOUR GRAIE.-Receipts-Fou n, ,e5S bbls. wheat
296 bushels meal, 300 bbls and sacks oats
73 ri bushels 80 s97do barley 1898 do barley
malt 622 do, The -four market dull but there
essential change in prices The sales comprised about
1900 bbls at the annexed quotations Corn meal ruled
quiet. Sales 100 bbls. quotations, We -
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w ~ cuntroi the sales Of Grocery Article; immense
profits; ready sales; cash business Address EUREKA
MANUFACTURING COMPANY, 26o washin gton street.
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6E00 OR $1,000 wANTED-IN A MANUFACTURE
DDUU ing business in successful operation; will
pay salary aud give security Call Ut the factory 4l4 Wess
Seventeenth street.
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Total reserve $es 900 sos 800 Ino. $685. 4oc
Reserve
CURED ag'nst
deposits 49,. 546o6,S25 64,O32, $50
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SATURDAY, Nov. 20, 1875.

I0I5 AND ll:30 A. NJ.
80 $1,000 U $500, C, 'e7. be I221S
. 500 U 5 SIS, c. 's1 BIC Il6zs
81 3oOo0 US SIS, lo-4o r.. Il6L
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V1YANTRD-AN ENERGETIC BUSINESS MAN WITH
w 500 $780, join advertiser in business shat will
pay largely and Investigation Address e. A NJ Herr
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A SHOE DEALER wANTED-To OPEN STORE,
patroniEe; compe tton; Store and Dwelling for
sale cheap in instaments principally trade
street, Brooklyn.
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WANTRD-ro PUT 500, WITH SERVICES, INTO
w business, with either lady gentleman Ad
dress SINGLE box lI3 Herald Office
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A YOUNG MAN. WITH $1,000 TO 81 500 CASH, oAN
IN have interest in established business Of
the best blocks Broadway good salary and money
secured business retail respectable and prohtable
agents. give your real Address FlhR OPPORTUN-
IfY, Herald Uptown branch Office.
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A1 nAA "A GOOD PAYING MANUFACTURING
Dl.UOO. Business established years; thorough In
vestgaon courted simple trade for any sickness
son for selling Address box l6l Herald Office
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Excess OF
serve above
legal require
ments....... IS, 1871 075 50, ,G66 $50 Inc 1920 275
GOVERNMENT BoNna
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ITO oMANUPACTURERS-IWA LINE OF SAMPLES
60 take California and take orders commission
Address c. " H. Herald Uptown Branch office.
yITANTED-A PARTNER WITH ABOUT $4,000, TO
w take interest in well established staple manufac-
tory business in New York city, excellent opportunity
Principals only address e. w. L. l52 Leo Brook
lyn E ID.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-05
BY TELE R APH,
WASHINGTON.
Marine,


WASHINGTON, September 4.-The signal
observer at Norfolk, furnishes the follow
ing; An unknown schooner is anchored off
YORK spit, with her head gear entirely. car
Tled away. The injury is supposed to have
been received in a collision. Assistance has
been sent her,
Gold Transfers.
There were no transfers of gold to San
Francisco made BY the Treasury Depart
,nent to-day, but is probable that on Mon
day additional transfers, amounting to $780,
UUO, TO be taken from the bullion fund of
the mlnt Will be authorized. The aggre-
gate amount of gold transfers already is
S2,50l ,000
The transfers made yesterday in favor of
the National Gold Bank was requested for
the purpose of aiding the institution In a
retirement of a portion of its circulation
Thus far, as reports coming to the treasury
indicate the demand for gold is principally
for commercial purposes.
Commissioner of Patents,
Il. Holland Duel has been appointed com
missioner OF patents, vice Hatcher.
Monetary.
The amount Of legal tenders shipped 10
banks during the present week is So, SO 1863.
Internal revenue receipts to day 1881, =
0Sj 40
Customs receipts to-day $493 l01.
National bank notes outstanding at this
date S3io,O!l ,l3S, of which 2,6i0,0 900 is in
national gold bank notes. Bonds held by
the L nited States Treasurer as security for
national bank circulation 1878 Sl2, ,762, of
which Sle.792,2O0 is on account of public
deposits. National bank notes received for
redemption during the week $3,47S97s
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-05

When asked whether or not the nomina-
ton of Banks and Lamar are seconded in
Mississippi, the White Line Monitor says:
ave are not wasting our fragrance much
on Presidents and Vice Presidents just at
this juncture. We have got little bust
ness on hand in Mississippi just now. The
candidates of the Democratic party, who.
ever they may be, will be satisfactory" To
the Monitor it will make no sort of differ
ence if Morrissey should get himself nomi-
mated when the national convention meets
at his pool room. The nomination of any
Democratic candidate will be satisfactory.
As for Mississippi, the job now on hand is
for the White Liners to send the eulogist Of
Charles Sumner to Congress; after that Mr.
Lamar will be free to make combination
with General Banks or any other Abol
tionist for the more certain defeat of the
Democracy in the national campaign,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-05
MISCELLANEOUS.
Lost Overheard.

FORTRESS MONROE, Va, September A.
Captain E. Smith, sailing master of the
schooner yacht Eva, of the New York Yacht
Club, was lost. on Thursday, September 2,
at 2:3O A. NJ, about forty miles south Of
Cape Henlopen: There was gale of wind
at the time, with heavy sea. The yach
was running before the wind. and Captain
Smith, sitting on the rail lost his balance,
and fell overheard. The yacht was imme
diately hove to and boat lowered, but in
the darkness and heavy sea it was impos
sible to save him.
Mistaken For Outlaws.
PoTTsvILLE, September 4.-Two young
men driving in buggy were accosted by
two of the special police whom they mistook
iiceman. The police returned the fire, kill
ing one. The other escaped in the woods
vigilance committee is being organized to
suppress the outlaws.
The "Insurrectl0narv', Negroes Dis-
charged.
AUGUSTA, September 4.-The grand jury
of Washington county, before whom the al
legged insurrecti0nists were tried, made a re-
port recommending the discharge of the
remaining prisoners. All prisoners not in
dicted were discharged.
Murderer Killed.
FORT SMITH, Ark, September 4.-Martin
Ilalnos, dc4ultuoO py tne United States
Court of murder, which he subsequently,
confessed, was killed by Jim Bailey in q
house of ill fame.
Boiler Explosion.
BLoosuNGTON, Ind, September A. "A saw
mill boiler explosion killed one and wounded
five persons.
The Defalcatfon In the Bank Of California
SAN FRANcIscO, September I'D, o.
Mills authorizes tho statement that the d i.
falcat0n of the late president Of the Bank
of California will amount to between three
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Beautiful.

All anti-Republican papers were furnished
with the same ''speciaI" dispatch from Holly
Springs, Mississippi, regarding the recep-
ton given to General Gordon by the people
at the depot. The reporters for the Louis
Vile Courier Journal and the New Orleans
Picayene used the same language:
The reception committee stepped aboard
and found Senator Gordon in the smoking
car. He was evidently unconscious of his
being the object of SO much attraction,
music and parade. Very soon, however, he
came forth amid the shouts Of the citizens
and the playing of the band. This was
Gordon, the battle-scarred soldier,states-
man Of Georgia, greeting the people who
had SO often in days gone by welcomed
Jefferson Davis and scattered flowers in his
way.
OF course the unfortunate Mr., Davis had
to be brought in, by way CT comparison in
the scattered flowers business; and then we
are told General Gordon made q few
eloquent remarks, and that
When the Senator had concluded, then
came the handshaking, and noticeable here
was the coming forward OF Captain Cliff, OF
the United States army, stationed at this
point, and his being introduced. General
1uTuon expressed HIS pleasure hHG gfatln-
cation at meeting an officer OF the old army,
and said other pleasant courtesies to him.
The centennial lamb " ho sends out such
stuff from the Holly Springs depot, secs
something remarkable in the action of Cap.
tain Cliff in shaking hands with General
Gordon, and straightway sends the news
abroad as an evidence of better feeling be-
tween the North and South, as if the most
common civilities between men could not be
exchanged without political significance. 1t
should be remembered that General Gordon
is Senator Of the United States, and his
position, as such, entities him to the respect
of every officer of the army. Under the
circumstances of public reception, as at
Holly Springs, Captain Cliff would have
been remiss in his duty had he not paid his
respects to Senator Gordon, as he did, on
behalf of the military post. General Cor
don may have felt justified, in helping his
friend Lamar, to go on the stump as he did
at Oxford, and heap abuse on the head of
the President of the United States-it is the
stock in trade of the modern anti-Repub-
lican-but the officers of the army have but
their simple duty to perform, and We are
glad to be able to say they generally do it.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-05
White Line in BIississippi.

Following the murder of Deputy Sheriff
r. d. Mitchell and the wounding of Circuit
Clerk w. H. Foote, of Yazoo, Mississippi,
both of whom were guilty of attending a
Republican meeting where Republican
speeches were made, comes the news of a
riot at Clinton, which occurred yesterday.
Six persons were reported as killed
and several whites and negroes wounded
OH both Sides" Nothing is known
here Of the Clinton affair except the news
furnished by the Associated Press, There,
as at Yszoo, large armed force of white
men were promptly on hand, ready to do
deeds of slaughter. 1t can not be told who
is to blame for all this as it occurs. These
frequently occurring disturbances are too
serious to be considered lightly, and are cal
culated to bring disgrace. and permanent in
jury to the State. The White Line Democrats
have boasted that they will rule Mississippi
if they have to kill every Niger in the
State. Are they now at their work, and is
this we have read what may be taken ~ q
sample OF the political campaignf 1t is too
terrible, and cries out for honest men of ali
parties to unite and prevent further blood
shed.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-05
NEW YORK.
A Suicide Abandoned by his Cbur

A Suicide Abandoned by his Church.
New YORK, September i.-Pietro Viann
was buried yesterday at City Island, where
he committed suicide on Tuesday last The
deceased having been a Roman Catholic, it
was desired to have the funeral performed
bya clergyman of that church, but although
several Catholic priests were applied to,
none could be induced to officiate at the
grave of the suicide, and Rev. Mr.. Mousele,
Protestant Episcopal minister, performed
that duty.
House of Bishops.
The presiding bishop Of the Protestant
Episcopal Church has called a special meet
ing of the House of Bishops at Grace
Church, New York, on October 12, to elect
missionary bishops for Africa and China,
and to receive the report of the Mexican
commission. a
Bank statement.
Loans increased $1,000. 900; specie de
creased 81 SO 900; legal tenders decreased
$97 900; deposits decreased $2S75 ,0O0 re-
serve decreased 100000.
Specie shipments today $25o,O00, all in
Mexican dollars.
Government Business.
Imports of merchandise for the week
S770,1l3, including S2,6Sl ,63S N dry goods
Specie shipments for the week Si53.l75.
The sub-treasurer paid out $4,000 on
account of interest, and $l3l 900 for bonds
Customs receipts to-day $3l2.000
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-05

w IIITE LINE.
Disturbance at Clirton-six Men Killed
and Several WOunded-Armed Demo-
crats RatIyiBR.

VICKsBURG, September A difficulty
occurred at Radical meeting at Clinton,
Mississippi. Three whites, Charles Chiffon,
of Clinton, Martin Sioley and Mr.. Thomp-
son, of Raymond, and taree negroes are
reported killed, and several whites and ne
groes wounded on both sides. No positive
information regarding the origin OF the con
tiict has been received here. One hundred
and fifty armed whites from this place, and
abo1t SO from Edwards and Bottoms, ar
rived at Clinton about Z P. M. to protect
the people of Clinton, as the negroes are re-
ported arming and threatening another
fipbf
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-05
Louisiana Fruit for the Chicago Exhibl-
ton.

d. Redmond, Esq, of Ocean Springs,
Mississippi vice president of the Fruit
Growers Association of the Gulf States,
leaves this evening for Chicago, to attend
the American pomological meeting at that
place on the eighth instant, and to repre-
sent both Louisiana and Mississippi. He
carries with him large collection of choice
fruits, products of our State, such as
oranges, lemons, madarines, figs, jujubes,
pomegranates, olives, bananas, etc.. to ex-
hibit at their great biennial fruit fair to
open in that city on the eighth instant. His
collection is large and will attract atten-
ton, and do credit to Louisiana and our
sea coast.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-05
ADJUSTMENTS.
klON CAMP MEETING.
There will be a Union Camp Meeting at
AMITE,
m sunday, September IL, 1875,

|, the direction of the following named Min.
md their several Churches:
Z Alexander Armstrong, pastor First African
IN church; Rev. Antony Ross pastor Pleasant
Church; r,ev. Thomas Peterson, pastor Zion
Fsfr Baptist Church, Rev. George Dardls, pas
n James Church; Rev. George W. Walker.
" FIRST Baptist Church. Sixth Districti Rev.
Emr Williams, pastor First Street Church;
IA ". steptoe pastor Second Baptist Church,
|fi. |usniy Davis, pastor Second +. NJ. Baptist
EoS Carrolltor: Rev. James Hayward, pastor
\. zion Chapel; Rev. G. W. Bryant, past or
Bethel Church; Rev. A. NJ. Newman. pastor
Lsop Street Baptist Church.
Esther pa stoIs and their churches are invited.
!, ears will leave the jackson depot at I A. NJ ,
|nI return at II P. NJ.
Esets caa be had of any of the above named
Esrs. -o-
[nd trip 81 children under twelve wears SOC
ana will be allowed t 0 enter the cars unless
1rst procure ticket. All necessary arrange
II have been made to seat two thousand people
h rrouuds se5 Ct
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-05

"a bronze statue on the bank of the
Thames is the result of the people of Eng
lands love for Byron. He gave them
flowers of poetry and songs for all time;
they gave him an image of brass on a
mound Of mud.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-05

A dispatch was received at the State
House yesterday, stating that Governor
Kellogg had just arrived at Saratoga from
the White mountains, and will 60 to New
York in few days.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-05

Fitz John Porter now expresses much
more anxiety to be tried than he did during
the war. Then he was found wanting, but
not wanting to be tried.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-05
WANTED.


5ANTED 10 HlRE.-A TWO-STORY
house, with yard, in the First District, by a
bit paying tenant. Best OF references given.
hsg O. Repub lean office. all27
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aAvANA VIA CEDAR KEYS AND
KEY WEST,

United States Mail Line.
Steamships
LIAM T. CLYDE, WILMINGTON,
'aARET, EMILIA.
|EA The New Orleans, Florida
and Havana Steamship Company
will dispatch one of the above first
class steamers from New Orleans to
Every Wednesday,
at Cedar Keys and Key West, and con-
nth steamers for Apalachicola, St. Marks
RATES OF PASSAGE. 49,.
To Key West. To Cedar Keys.
$40 S25
f'v. v............ 20 10
bills of lading issued to all points in
eleding Tampa, and to New York, Charles
|Svannah.
VI the company's bills Of lading signed,
Hmed after the sailing of the steamer.
passenger Accommodations, and through
!en to above points.
nt received without permit from the
Akat or passage apply to
l. <. RoBERTS, Agent,
No. l2o Common street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-05
BUSINESS CHANGES.

- THE COPARTNERSHIP
sretofore existing between the undersigned
sen dissolved by mutual consent. p. s. MORAN
Nged with the liquidation of the atiaiTs of the
and will continue the business in his owp
and for his own account.
W. C. HITCHCOCK
n Z s. MORAN.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-05
Servia and Montenegro,

The correspondent of the Algemeine lei
tltng writes from Belgrade that Prince Milan
is not likely to prevent Servia frcm helping
the insurgents.
A special telegram to the Daily News as
serts that Servia intends to call out 10000
men.
The official Montenegro journal avows
Montenegro will remain neutral only in
case circumstances should prevent action.
The Pal MaH GG=ette publishes a special
telegram from Berlin, stating that the
Scavonie papers announce that the leaders
of the insurrection against Turkey have
agreed upon manifesto demanding the in.
dependence of Bosnia and Herzegovina,
under Christian prince, to be chosen from
one of the European dynasties. They are
willing 10 pay tribute to Turkey and a pro-
portion of the national debt, but refuse to
participate in the conference at Mostar.
fearing Turkish influences.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-05

Beecher has reel good times dancing
down the middle and up on the outside Of
old Virginia dances.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-05
Mediation Apt TO Fail.

LONDON, September 4.-The Moscow Ga
-ette says the mediation councils at Rs-
gasa are likely to fail. They cannot guar
antee Turkish concessions, and the insur-
gents have no common chief who can
pledge tor them
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MEtiBkLk

Fsu YOU 90 to Biloxi don't forget to csll .,
THE PRESS SALOON,
fTy wishes to see you all.
P. J. MoNTRoSs,
klsn PrnprietOr.
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TELLS AND RESTAURANTS

sSELL HOUSE,
BILOXI, MISSISSIPPI,
reopen on May /. 1875, for the reception
b having been newly furnished throughout
rgea moderate.
B6m PETER J. MONTR0SS. Proprietor.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-05
STEAMSHIPS, I

AyRE, SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVANA.
)kh The Steamships OF the North
German Lloyd will run as sollow.:
From Bremen. From New Orleans.
EvkR. September Is. October II.
efuRT. October 13. November IA.
~ days of departure will be advertised
laamers touch outward at Havre and Hav.
ION their home trip at Havana and South
y land and receive passengers and freight.
PRICES OF PASSAGE.
smen, Southampton or HAvle to Havana
or New Orleans.
Es''''...... ....-.......ss...3ioU lou g0lQ
'''ss....-. ..................... 4U gOlu
Isew Orleans or Havana, to Southampton,
London, Havre or Bremen.
I''"''..' s..s'.... eloU gOl0
N''......s...s.......... % gOld
From New Orleans to Havana.
E'"..t................ $35 gold
".s......,.s....s..... 10 g0ld
tickets from Bremen, Southampton or
Aew Orleans, Issued by the undersigned.
fther particulars apply to
%. F. SToCKMBYER & CO.. Agents,
No. 42 Union street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-05
MISCELLANEOUS.

TO $40 PER DAY, AT H0MH
Terms free. Address g. STISS0N Il co.
Bud, Maine, my29 dSw lv
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-05
FOREIGN.
Dorrexaray,s Defeat and Escape,

MADRID, September 4 1t is officially an
nounced that the Carlist General Dorre-
garay, in attempting to force his way into
Arragon, was twice repulsed with loss Of
four hundred men. 1t is reported that he
has escaped into Navarro.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-05
'GES AaD GAS EINTURhS, AT
NEW YORK PRICES,

BIT, for the great Barstow Range Dealers in
tztures, Pumps Bath Tubs and Plumbing ma
Plumbing and Gas Fitting promptly at
tto, at
SULLIVAN l. BULGBR'S,
4 Poydras street next to the corner of Camp
lleet. sci 3m
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