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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-07
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN.
Sunday. February !, 1875.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

| for Liverpool
steamship New Orleans: Dearborn for New York
| steamship Mississippi, CrOwell. for New York
| Steamship Lizzie. Felsher. for Pensacola
british british ship India. Moran. for Liverpool
| British ship Nile, Newcomb for Liverpool
| British ship Malta. Card, for Liverpool
British bark Trieste. Yeam m, for Liverpool
German bark Bremen Li.tke, for Liverpool
British schooner Jennie Wood, Pizzati for Uti)la
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
British steamship Alice. Ellis from Lverpool Ian.
s+o uary = to Ocean zerega 3co-sd district 80
steamship MI, hussSn, Eager from New York Goth
Spanish bark Luaueitio, Pom. DAYS from Havana
to Charles and Gilbert Greene Gco~2d district
Dig Tar IS 40 days from Rio Janeiro
schooner Lamoine, Leach, from Rio Janeiro Decem.
scboe er ~ 70 p@nean Sherman Aco-lst district
to msster-2d district PIT '"'
TOwBOATs
Gladiator, Sturteyant, from the pasaes-proroh+
up park Le qneltio and schooner Old Chat
marry wrght, wright from the Passes-Brouebt
up orig andrea ana schooner Lamo:ne
STEAMBOATS,.
Future City and barges Coll from Cairo
Stella Block. Taylor. from Point Ieff.rson
Henry Tete. Aucon from Donaldsonv;yI.
Ida. Forgay from St Martinsville
Mary Ida. Ruiz. from White Hall
Wawen0ck. gleason from Bonnet Care
Clark vflle Jones, from Pine Bluff
allOon. Ruiz. from Lower Coast
Josephine. Cozzens. from Bonnet Care
hice Farmer, Taylor. from Lower Coast
BELow-COM1NG UP.
Ship Lamoine. Leach. from Rio Janeiro Deceuh.-
rs. 10 Duncan Sherman Geo.
GERMAN bark Auguste, Won Harten. from Braua,
November II, to Seller eco oN'0"
EXPORTS.
LivERPOOL-Ship Inda-3Sll bales cotton
LiVEHPOOL-Bark Bremen-28ll haies cotto,,
5000 slaves ""'o' cotson
LIvERPoOL-ship Malta-s775 bales cotton ,2oo
., LlvERPOOL--Bark Trieste--l77o ba,as co+.o,
" 5Sl pcs tree nails 240O slaves "'''""
LFERPOOL-Ship Nile-4278 bales cotton Dam
LlVkRPOOL-Steamship State of Louisiana-2eao
cotton 10 sOo bushels in bulk 447 tea heef
az nm mas tallow 200 bbs beef 1000 slaves "'eA
GiiLLA-SchoOner Jennie w, od-I hid sno.r
hsai DOS M sugar > bbls flour bbs bread
NEW Understanding New Orleans-2437 ha,..
cotton 70 baies moss 200 bbls oil l3 bbls mo,a.se
- oois sugar is bids sugar l96 bdls hides 7o0 DIV
specie re" u''ei ~i,OW In
NEW IORk-Steamship Mississippi-lsoa h.,a.
IVY bDls molasses 800 bbs oil ITO balea me-.
~ dry hides IS bdls hides 1903 bxs carfrid.a: 90
Dds beef 10 bales skins Is cases mdsa aSaS % %
,pENSACOLA-Steamship Lizzie-l3so al. corn AM
'pis nour % obls PORK 10 cks bacon hhds sna.S
DDS molasses 10 bbls whisky 200 bbIs potafnss Ok
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COMMERCIAL.
SATURDAY EVENING, F

SATURDAY EvKNING, February s, 1875.
COTTON-The sales to-day (not including l2I
bales additional yesterday embraced 400 BAL. g.,
partly at previous rates; but mostly at SITTER
prices. requiring pretty general advance in our
quotations of &C. We give also the figures and
full report of the Exchange as below:
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION.
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AUCTION SALES.
By Mash 4 Hodgson.

By Mash 4 Hodgson.
THE PENN COTTON PRRse ON TCHoUpITop
LAS STRRhT.
THE WASHINGTON HOUSE. CORNER POyrEAs
AND CAMP STREETS
IN TIE MATTER OF THE InTBRDICTON OF
District Court fog s r.; ss P.r.h of orsAa.
RY NASH & HODGs0N-w. I. HoDe-
sireet~on SATURDAY, march 10. ISIS. e.
twelve O'clock NJ. ct the Ht1Chares Auction Kx-
change in the basement rotunda OF the st. Charles
An order Of the Hon. A. l. Tssot. judge OF the SEQ
1nd District Court for the parish Of Orleans dated
matter Of the nterdiction Of Alfred Penn ct pubic
suctlof, VIII be sold
Tho Pens Press.
J; CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. togethe
thu Po fs.
SQUARE bounded BY Tchcnpitoulas, Terpeehors (or
~ mEnac,, d Pe,srs I%r New Lexse) and Hunter
Ichouptoulas street, about 3l6 feet front on
Peters Pet tor New Leyse) street, and abou.
more or less, aud forms the e sIgs,, az ~
Tchoupitonlas and Terpsichore streets, and a.
Peters and rerrsichor. streets. together with an
contained in said premises. and known 70 Penn's
Press under lease until next fall. at Sls COO per
annum.
Washingt0n House.
2. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together wifi,
the buildings and improvements thereon situnteS
in the First District Of this city. in the square
bounded BY Camp. POydrss, Magazine and Lafav
cite streets, and measuring 70 ieet inch lines
front on Camp street. by depth aud front an
Poydras street Of IS feet inches line s between
parallel lines, American measure, and forms tha
corner of Camp and POy drss streets. The WhoIe
according to sketch by Charles A. DeArmas sur
veyor, daten February 2, 1858, aud annexed to an
aci passed before Walter II Peters late notary in
this city, on the twelfth March, 1853 The
improvements consist of well built four
story brick store. known as the Washington House.
2nnum
Terms and Conditions One fourth cash on tho
'pot, and the balance IN equal payments at one
w % and three years, wi ely hit per cent interest,"
mo spec 81 mortgage with vendors privilege rom
lay Of sale until paid. Tne mortgage TO Contain
~ the usual clauses for the protection Of the ven
lOr including the confession Of Judgment and Ohm.
afion 10 pay all costs. with Eve per cent for attor-
10y - ices, IN caes OF .uit
Act of sale before George W. Christy, notary
,ub1c, at the expense Of the purchaser fpcIudinSy
S76. e.r - On . poys UC "
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-07
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN OFFICE, I
HArrprAv RvvvYwss EAhrIrarv Il 1E-5

NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN OFFICE.
SATURDAY HvxSISs February 8. 1875
We have no new feature to notice in the money
ct the banks and limited on the Streets and tn.
rates Of commercial paper unchanged. We con!
20 5.,: class ss
Sole: frs. class mortgages are inquired for a
| S0te = cent p anuum; but it is extremely diff
cult to negotiate any others.
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.
ClAar.ngs. Balances.
February 6............s 1893 S61 81 S235. 7o9 Of
Ssme time las. week 3ss 72 10 ,s7 sss s.
Total week before. lOalsO6z ~ l.2.6,38s o.
We are indebted to Mr. l. N. Maynard manager
Of the New Orleans Clearing House, for the follow
Increase. Decrease.
Specie. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $2O.0tO ...,..
| currency. ...................... 10000
l Loans NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $ljO.OUO
| Deposits ........... 36O.0cO ......
Gold opened at ll4s 0lAas, against l14h at New
lerk and after liberal business closed at Hal
0Il4h. against ll4as in that market. The sales
| summed up elO4 900, embracing $4,000 at
Ii4h. 0 "N ~'''' "' " ~''' '''
No sales of silver were re ported American half
dollars were still quoted at LOG j 0lo.1a and Next
can dollars at 97,s G98. gold.
Under the Influence Of the advance In gold at
New York commercial sterli closed about l. 10
y cent higher, while bank was unchanged The
movement WAS Of m derate extent, amounting to
$500. comprising 9i0OO bill OF lading and AL
clear at SIS 49, G4sOG Al clear atnaS5 4515 so:
4l3 ono hill of ading at SIS 491s as So $4,000 do at
IS 80; $3.50 do at SIS 5O15 5OAs; !G25OO hank at
s. VIZ, and 3l50O do at IS S.
Francs were also higher for commercial the
sales OF which comprised 275 .O0O embracing 100 OOO
at 5!h, and Loo, 00S and IS 600 at 567s.
At the close sterling bills were quoted at IS 49H
q 50 for bill Of ladDg and Al clear and %
% 53k for bank and francs at 4571 04.56a for
commercial and 4.52h for bank.
The offerings of domestic exchange were of
fair extent ard although with only moderate
demand, commercial y shade higher. @The
sales OF New York sight covered $27O 0oO enbr acing
S60.0NO commercial at 5l604 p cent discount;
$25 Co., 625 900, &25 600 and $4,000 do at \;
$40 900 do at 49, and $50 900 private bankers at
5 To- We also noticed sales OF 900 commercial
on Boston at SIG p cent discount
The banks continued to check on New York
at i y cent discount, while commercial sight was
quoted at O., against yesterday.
In stocks we noticed sales OF 100 shares LOuis
ana Levee, preferred, at SO 87. 500 do at $4 RE-
20 Lamms tireless Engine Company at 81. 10 |
state National Bank at 1868, and Is Louisiana
Sugar Shed at S68.
The sales of bonds included $1,000 city gold bear
Ing seven per cents, at 37A; $1,000 and 5000 at |
37A. at which they closed We also noticed sale
Of $25 COO old State bonds at
No sales of city appropriation certificates were |
reported; they were quoted at IS 036
Nothing iranspred in Metropolitan Police war.
rants; they closed at 65d67
Nothing was reported in State warrants Old |
were still quoted at kabout n. and newia about 81
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-07

MN" [OUNDhY. OFFICE FURNiTToP
sro-pss,lnhDN SAFES Etc. on1
Second 0 ,asi1ss, OF JOHN ARMSTRONG.
NV No. 30 1886 " oiioans-
Il oad. j.. SPEAR. AuCTIONRpp
rnarv VIE ,s-s 70. 70 Exchange ALE y-MONDAY ~
Pep premises on the corner Of Brato 40 "a scid on
order srd by virtue and il pursuance a :"
second D;str INC Hon. A. l.. Tissot. Judge Of thu
december a. 1874 for Of the s
feur Lathes, two Planning M..,,,
pp;E.ser. one Boring Mill two Drill Ps Uno screw
inc snch with five Bsnch-s one Lins s, sne
Weabta p'sts one iron Cupbossd. rye:s q sn,
fr9 Tools. Rollers, Steam pnn Scales
:o S tTo i4oa Tools Brass pper etc. Boiler
TarmswCsa Sn ~ o1 ts ONCE Furniture, etc.
@ ta36 20 feat
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-07
GENTLEMEN,S LIST.

Adams John
Adams L. Co !
Arnsut L /
Alexander r B /
Allen 4 K /
Archer John i
Allen D
Allen Joseph +
Allen W p /
Avery Il
App r
Anderson Il s ..
Allen Sam
Al d-villo X
An"s " 3 George
Alyer c
Anuignac A ..
Aston T A
Armstrong )
arbOui. l. -
A .stln
Armstrong Bros L Co
Armstro gFC
auction Mr.
Ar owsmith & I D
ADtoux T
Armstrong H A
Auchi' clut 9 Z y
Black d G
Bames Jose
| Black Charles
l Barron Il
4 HaIler 4 "'" Z
Bacas & Brothers
Blanc II Il
Bauer + W and Z
Bar on Il II
H,rt,s,t. n
R.r,us WiI,;a,
r uoh..r p
Bla' k WE II George W
BALDWIN C Il
Back II q
IA, Jamas
RabcorE a =.
pr.Siari
5000 r
81 rohD
Rr nem.nr
Re- LIZ
p.,n,,,,;., ~,
D., 60 ~ -
D,,S;.,, No
D - Wv
ooh,S ,D
Berklnan W
Bens rKF
~ I, u 49,"
Bride we'll 8 @
p o. AM y y : q .-.
B yl-r Wi liam
Becker b II
B,uransur p
BOnyill A l.
Bouchel & Vas
. T. uligny Mr.
o. ardman ID 4
boroman Z h
81 ssman Z d
nTo''u " + IL"
nos''h NJ
nr"'iHWeiI } r
D"ut e y r
noy 9 " "
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Weekly Quotations of Hides. Etc.

Messrs. Hay Neh)e furnish us the following re
port: Their quotations represent actual sales
at hrst hands. Weighing, bundlng, drayage and
commission have to be added:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-07

. We nave no Change TO report In hides, wool or
tal!0w. Among the weeks sales are 5000 dry fint
1T &c., and 5000 green sailed steers at lie ali srct
selection. - oA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-07
BY Sheriff Waggaman.
FOR ACCOUNT OF STORAGE
T. 6LocK vs.. 8. WELLENBERa ct Al
Fourth District Court for the parish 80
No. 1905

WILL BIB SOLD At Auction nv ,r
~ DAY February 10, 1875. NJ ~. nc,n.s =
tree 1 1 h, ware hous- nos 70 and rs lean.
coni Di.,~ie loyal and Bourbon streers, in ~
proDrrty t. wit ""i'K oesor1Dod
6;AhhEL containing twothirds full, n, nan,
ira, hkL, containing one half full NJ nan.
And ONE TABLE,
selzeh III the abuve suit
Ierms-Cash ON b. spot.
c;., EUGRNE wAGaAMAN
fe47Io '' 'nef'n OF the Parish Of Orlssua
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-07
By Placide J. Spear.

IMPROVED PROPERTY ON BARRACKS STREET
BEIWktN DAUPHiNR AND BURGUNDY
SUCCESSION OF Betty BURTHK OR ELIZABETH
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-07

snip Lamoine. Leach. from Rio Janero Decemhar
23 10 Duncan, Sherman Aco-
GERMAN DARK Auguste, Won Harten from Bremen
November e. to G Seller eco D'0lnoo
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-07

William Hoffman, seriously injuring Will
liam Settler, slightly wouuding Gustave
Ohiem and Louis Hook, proprietor.
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-01-07
SECRET SOCIETIES.

n ofP-JaNDoN LODGE 40 s, meets every Wcdnes-
day evening at o'e"ek, IN Masonic Hal W. D
WELLS. L. C., A -. Okvis, *. q X ,.
F.--SAtINA LoDGE No. %. Ine0ts at Odd Eel
lows Hail every Thursday evening al % clock. L.
j GRANT, y. q, Al. CHAMPION, Secretary
F-<INM ENCANrMEsT No Is 1T odd Fellows
Hall first and third Thursdays in each month, AT
O'Clock a. NJ Al EnralnlIncnt IA inbrrs IA goo'
arr invited 10 attend. l.. > GEAS1, 4. p, o. \
DRIVE, scrub.
AF&AM --ALISA LODGE No. g. ut Masonic II I'll,
first aud ihird Monday ia edct IN inth. ID X. NAG
STAFF, " M. j. DEWITT, Secretary
SALINE ROYAL ARCH CHATTER No Is, Mlsonic Hall,
second and fourth Mon'tay m. ch month. Ii. }. r.
HAMA, NJ. T.. p, j. DEWITT, Secretary.
AIRIAM LODGE, No. 3, ID OF li-Mvcts IN Odd Fellows
Hall second and fourth FRIDAY evening of each nonti
att p. IN. r.. l.. NORTON, y. u; Ma. =. a. NORTON
v. q; Z. LoNEAD *. >.
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PHrlnr Cars.
) Z. LAZARUS,
Western Ay't, Kansas City.

The HANNIBAL & 81. JOSEPH RAILROAD Ia.
Song been designated by the travelling public rs the
""LD RfLlABLe.' from the tact that its TRAINS
ARE ALWAYS on TIME, and ''sIIogT LINE. -
tcSuss II is acknow edged 10 be The SHORTEST Pos
SIBLE ROUTE between wrsiera cities and all prnci
lal cities and towns IN the east
In diitipa - the seiid equipment Of this iavori.
route, and to meet the requirements OF its largely IN
ereasIng hrsi-cla.s through Passenger travel mis- com
pany running the FINEST PAsr IN CARs N r,,r
WORLD. The interior arrangement Is superb Grand
Saloon. Drawing ROOM, state Room eic-ssnti, n;,-
holstered and decorated Ladies' Toilet oon. &c
a., fact, every thing the most i>std. Ju- esal de-,
sire.
One OF these maya lAcent is attached 10 each
pay Express rraia. and Is accompanied by po, an,.
attentive conductor.
The tracA Is IN the bcs; possible condition large por-
sof il having rrccHtly been re-laid with srFrl
Rails. Iron aud stone bridges hevs taken IA, .e.
OF wood, and all other improvements conducive 70 the
safety and comfort OF its patrons have been adopted
Passengers going east west and wishing 10 sour
EEfl, COMFORT D SPEED, shoald o. ptrsica
ask for, and sec that their tickets read via the
Reliable III iNNIBlL & ST. 10 SHORT
% ich car lie onaTst =; al prlneip2. CT scs
trng Lsss
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ChIcaca Shnrt Line.

Via 81. Louis. Kans>s try and >og1hCS. ard Cht-
sro Alton Railroads, crossing the mississippi o1
the -r~Ai bridge a; Louisiana. M and pA..sas
through Jacksonville. EioonsnEfon aass JViie; Ne
ras-fsrs 80 fsrries, 80 change .r oa7- TIE only
line running reclining Sat Palace caT- htwera Ian
sas Ciry and chicago with 1t ohta-r Socrir. eAsrgs
for SEATS in thr-e carr PElinLs Palace sleeping ear,
FuH iaroa GA h.iwe-u Kaisss City ,Bd chicago. WA
ont change Palace Dniss cars ga day ,r.IRs Tifss
track See.ery, accommodation. .h~sdol al Siser
rsuie. J { AcNcLL.s.
General ssp<riRisad-sA ls'e2ss,
JAMES CHARLTON. ,sen. rs.s'r As't Csse.ss.
FRANK q aIGu. w<s;ers Travcl.ng Ager;, kAa.
C-iy. NJ.
Chicago Pa-i Fr-sght Lac, sa0.f.s,. qsi-Asss saa
scsf W. II LEED.
General vestsrs Agsai, kaGsssGar Ma.
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Tie Fastest Time on Record.

rasscsg,'s Going t-nt reminded the fact that
the T"1dA l'Re is the ONLY LINZ running iightniHg
tsPress rsins only equipped with patent air brakes,
Miller platforms, &c } from 81 Louis, II ,nnihal and
Qui.cy, stopping on:y at the principal stations
aud reaching Nkw loRN. EosToN and intermediate
points from u HOURS IN ADVANCE OF
Competing Liaes from all points In the West
Ii Is also the only zine running Through C$r, from
kaHss. Cisy to Indianapolis and Cjns'sEati via Quia-
sy, avoiding all Ferry aud Omnibus transfers
Through PULLMAN SLEEPINC CARS, run via the W..
b@sh Lt1e only, II m ~. Louis and QUIScr to RI
MAINE, TOLEDO AID CLEVELAND, connecting wi h
Sleeping and Drawing Room Cars for Buffalo, Roch-
ester. New York, &c, without change.
SPECIAL NoTiCE A Pullman sleeping Car leaves
The Missouri river daily, and through Sprag
Sell, H. avoiding change 1t Quincy.
For further information see time tables which can
Be obtained at all ''Through Ticket .accs ia IN.
1s.i. WI MAI,f.IM
Gen. Psss'r Aga, ToIrdo
Western Ag't, Kansas City.
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GO East BIZ WAY OF ST. Luis.

Il three ds! Of railroad competition, the trav
elcr selects HE before leaving ,me In almost
every instance he desires reach his destination aa
speedy possible, ard for hs accomplishment of that
purpose the Missouri PacjGc Through Line from the
West to the Eat, via Kansas Ciiy aad ST. Louis. on
inducements unsurpassed by any other line in thr
COUNTRY. Everything connected with the Missouri
R1ciss r. 1. FIST c'oss, and the adoption OF tbs
Miller Platform aud Westinghouse Air Brake, togrth-
er with its Pullman Sleerers and reclining chair coach
~, render a trip over the line perfectly safe and
pleasant Passengers from all psrts Of the West, by
taking its Express trains ut Kansas City, Lesvcns-
worth. AtehsJn and other pr, m!aeni cities. land
Ell in st. Louis st reasonable hours, morning and
evening and in ample time 10 mskc direct connection
VITA all railroads Tor every point the North, las;
and South Particular information, with maps, tnr
tablca. may br had 81 the ,arinns Through Tick
OF offces in rhe west or upon personal or written
application 10 q. H. Baxter, Western Pssse ger
Agent. Kansas Cry, No or L. A. Ford. Gen rassen-
gre Agent. 81 Louis. Nc.
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sonrihin. Worth KnowIaS

u q worth .pn-fhIag u kaov In.t shs Asrfss: pa
isle runte lrsn Kansas Cry Ia RzsAia Psss@ars.
wh~cisaE. F.rk-rsAarg. Bslfi7sars, fsil@st-ipsaA,
Ntu York, Tossoa ssi tsf>r=<<sE< rsss. - tar--ass
- Loass. the LSssis- kzzsz. Cifl SsgTh>rn
Ssort Lac. sns ths shortest Fs-sbs frsn Ana
Cliy 70 HsaAitssi. oaiaeg. ehisasa. Tot-ie. De-
lrosi. sas s-f-~z@,s:s JsNf.. ssasS Ls-s sszass
C;y ! NsTrhrra shsrt Lizs II = ~ OR raj ma
EHs sx Tact vKr~-. ,rssas- tea asr tAEa sny sssss
lac. sstwrva the Ns~-.sari aAs Ass-ssssyYa gr-rs
1l.as Tes1. j. oosEeess.@ via ihs k.as.. ,isy. -
Josrik CozE1ii Biz1s J. T. fyETE- The oty oss1h.
and >t LaGi. IkrVa-a lio- rzssn. ;srcErs P.sln1zs
e,..,&-s fN.s-<z %~-~~- Or a.. a. = r-zrz al
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positively the only line thi passengers FROM calor
MIA, Ctsh, SIOUX Chy, omaha, Council Buds, Ne
brasNs CITY, and s.. Joseph oaI connect BY al!
trims of the Kansas City, St. Joseph Council Buss
Railroad, close and direct for st Louis and all points
Eisf via ST. Lous ANY other line tn 81 louis involves
Ia: over az Kansas cry o. hvs hours. train.
This Is the only lise running many tra,ns with
perb eciinins Chair Coaches. elegantly cTpesed. and
fitted with dressing wi. toilet coaveuences for
Iacies. gentsf,ea and families. s,ishouf ary
cAa'gs Ticket sssu6 ceiling ticS-s< the East Will
vSueA for ~ chow ascss. and farni.h tickets nsp'
circulars .sd Grne isbl0 ~ tha For other in
ormssioa r-ias- Ia this line sidress A. C Daao.
1T. Jesspa No - p \. 0kea.st Louis u
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Biggest Thing TT.
NcIchbOrins Counties.

A fellow up ia Lincoln county Is Bound 10
have relief any way. lie has been refused
clothing by the trustee in charge VI Govern
mrnt relief at Lincoln Center. WhercupoD lie
applies 10 an attorney to petition 10 the Nation
al Gov eminent To- send him an osercoat Aud
thi. fellow Wac single man and in good
health.
The Abilene Chronicle says:
We understand that The Catholics OF this VI
entity are making arrangements 10 have a
school open ia our city Tor the Catholics of
Central Kansas. Should this project BE-
ried out aud no doubt il will, il will prove a
great addition to orr city
Ii also says:
Capt. Shane started tor trip 10 Washing
ton, Oh Thursday.
We take The following items from the Brook
willie independent:
A petition has been circulated IN Brookvillr
signed by many OF the Respectable citizens TO
asa the city council to annul the licrn,e given
Barney B"haa tor liquor saloon. as anoth-
n party has the last werk op-ned the same
,oom where Vim. and Thos. Anderson were
sho; TWO months ago. aud are again selling
iiqIur under the same license. IL is argued,
the fact OF this Outrage by the former pr"prie-
tor did anuul the license lie held. Others lay
tie present opening Of this saloon j. but
acit invitation 10 enact similar tragedy.
The school house at BroOkvilie is receiving
the finishing touches by the workman and will
be- an honor to the town. Its cost will be- about
81 800. having nice sidewalk from The d.or
to the Business part of town. A fine coal house
attached 10 the rear Of the building opening
iuto each room of the building. The building
j. divided bv folding doors at the center 40 hat
one or Two rooms may be- nsed N pleasure
One OF the rooms Is furnished with modern
furniture aud the wood work is hnely painted
aud grained.
Report comes from Ellis that four persons
were killed near the X. L. X. w. supposed 10
be 10y Indians. One OF the persons Killed was
brought 10 Ellis Monday night. lis name was
Brown. He was buffalo hunrr. soldiers
were sent on from Hays Cry Aoulsy night.
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Tease Sill
attachment Notice.

William Hurhner Pl't'n
James Cox, and Arthur
l.. LOchhari defend ants
IN JustcSs cou,t 6sTsre r. Norton Justice Of As
Peace, "a and FOR SHOry HH IoDns.tp, az SaiiAs
Cou .ty, stdte Of hdasa4.
The defendants Jamss Cox and Arthur r. LoekhaIt
viii that they have been sued 10y The
named plaintiff that order OF sttachm-ht has been
s.yd amt returned served That the pianIh dem ,nds
udg-nrnt against ssll defendants. for the oI
hunred add sixteen dollars and nfty cents I6,
So beside the Uf the SUIT, and that sad CAUSE has
been iur hearg The fyth day of Jan uIry lS'J
at - clock 4. IL
+.-3w wM HUEBNER Plaintiff.
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COUNTY DIRECTORY.

Judge OF he District Court. IL. PREscoTT.
ScnatoT-J. II. EDWARDS.
railroad As.essor-N. K. LESLIE.
Representative WEAVER
Comfy Coumisstoncrs-W. u. SCHCLL, chairman
D. Nj PALMER and x. =. CHAMPLlN-
County Cierk-DANID BEEBE
County Auorney-E ". HUTCHINSON.
Probate Jud se-F.A WILDAAN
Clerk OF the DistTictCOurt-ACGCs BoSpI.
County ircasurer-J. r.. tAULhNEH.
sherin-I. J. IiuiNS.
he,l-ier vi Deeds. L. LBiss.
Superintendent Of Public lnstructioa-WM. BI5lIor.
CorOIcr-J. IA. LCLL, JR.
sNrreroT-,J. a.. uAMIL.1E.
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CITY DIRECTORY.

Anyor--w. y. WELLS.
CouncilHrn-P. .. BoNp, NJ. w. KEITH,
CHANT, EB wIITMANN, CHARLIE. HS-iS.
Police JGdge-N. r. CARROLL.
GlerA-lsDwIN r.. BOWEN
Jreasurcr-J NJ. ljLoDGUTT.
Mar kai-L. NJ 1uTTlE.
tolIccinI.I--J. > GKiEH.
Street OOnn4ssl0u.r- L. l.. HUssEY.
GI;y AttsrHeT-JodS 4 o~IEH.
SaieI VI FIRE DrphiImeDt-iRA l.. CARVER.
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Powers Goodl1w & Co report the following:
wheat-wiuter, 7OI9o, per Lu. Spring, 6oG79 per
DC.
Oats, co per bu.
Rye, 76c, per Ia.
Barley, 91c, per bu
Corn retailing 95c.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice Of 2tfGrh 0,sI,f.

Xanu's Caris-sS, rsA.st.a. Before Eric Fo.se
lJustice OF tn. Peace s
John AhlsirOnd, orft- tPslun to~nshjs. Saline
County. Kansas.
csspisias in AAssA=sss. FoSstiF Ss~sod. e<S 90
Notice Is hereby given that the sist day u De-
csSsrs. A. y. 1874, Erie rsrsse, Q justice Of the
p-s,s n IAan township, Saline county. kassss, 10
sued order 81 stxchRsnf in the shove warned CAGE
for the suin OF forty live doas and cha; sod
VIII b. heard the tA day OF January ISIS. ~ 10
O'Clock A u
ls-Jw KANUTE CARLIERG. Phsin;in.