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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-12

, aEsrATIoN.-CAptain w. D. Vsudrey,
Crescent City Rifle Club, in admira-
his newly made friend, Buffalo Bill,
Atsd that parsonage with . silver
I'd hunting belt. In return the daring
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-12

Just out-"Visitor's Guide 10 New Or
leans Price fifty cents. For sale at the
book stores
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-12

be plankIoad leading from Metairie
sto Bayou bridge and the bridge across
Orleans canal, at Metairie ridge, are
Ii in need of renovation.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-12

the new styles i'll hats and bonnets-
rt, Orleans, Eugene and others-at
j, Reyno;c's, No. 9 Chartres street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-12

RsosAL.-Chief State Engineer M. sefi
npson left last evening for New Texas
ing, and will probably be gone week.
L. Thompson, fifth justice Of the peace,
sceived leave of absence for five dave.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-12

FsoSTMENT.-Govern Kellogg has
|nted Charles w. Smith inspector of
(its and measures for the parish of
BON, vice NJ. Cassena.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-12

hook HIS ALE Some time during SstlI.
morning the store Of Mr.. Martin
Khan, No. 80 Commerce street, was en-
,d by an individual who stole therefrom
dozen bottles of ale. The en.ran ce was
sp:ed by breaking open the door.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-12
INSURANCE.
TNWENTY.SIXTH
ANNUAL STATEMENT
OF TER


CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE. COMPANY.
Total premiums for the year ending
-, apr ou ioto.. SO ,tI IS
Earned premiums, less reinsurance AID
return premiums. ........ 2r6,l87
FIRE, marine and liver losses. Sli0,3i8 az
Taxes, expenses, rebate in
lieu of participation, less
interest, etc.............. 1905 23-2l4 054 %
Leaving, sitter paying ten per cent on
capital STOCK net protts............ ST., 1873 II
Aola! assets s tl0, sol al
The Board OF Trustees resolved that after paw.
ing the annual interest Of ten per ut on the Cap
iIal stock OF the company that s dividend Of
Thirty PER CENT be paid in cash on and after
the fourteenth day OF June next 10 those parties
insnring with the company entitled to receive the
same.
Trustees.
Ihomas A. Adams. Sauue. 3. Newman,
Samuel H. Kennedy, G. T. Buddecke.
yohn fhelps Adam Thompson,
henrv abraham, P. \. Strong
Victor Meyer, Joseph Bowling.
Edward J. GAY Andrew Stewart
Simon Hernshem Geerpe Marin
Joseph B. Wolfe, L. C. Jurey
Edward Pilsbury, George " s.nteu
Frederick Canercen, John ~ Sapd,6re
simon FoIcheimer, Il. B. Post
John E. King j. L. Harris
Joseph Stone AlfIelMoulton
Edward Male ALSi
nv 27Su
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-12

Inst out-"Visitors' Guide 10 New Or
ns" Price fifty cents. For sale al the
n st1res
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-12

k-ggEsDERED-MattG G. Gaiennie, a cab
Eyg, who was charged with being acces.
n before the fact to the robbery of Mr..
hes Lowe, whose body was found in the
IN at the intersection of Claiborne street,
surrendered yesterday by his security,
Barr, and locked up.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-12

osella and Lucie hats for ladies going 20
races at Nine. Reynoir's, No. . Cha!tres
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-12
ADJUSTMENTS,

AMUSEMENTS,
MRS. cHANFKAU's
VARIETIES THEATRE.
Monday, December I3-THIs WIEN ONLY.
MRS. HENRIETTA CHANFRAU.
Supported by the
VARIETIES THEATRE COMPANY,
Val lnaugurate the regular season with the pro.
euetLoh ioi the hrst time in New Orleans of n new
American comedy drama
pAhTED OR THE BANK FAILURE.
BY c. W. Tayleure
MIS- sat ,5 nhik n, W., Mrs H. CHANFR4u
lea pe"oof. her step daughter "" Null.
Ms. Miss Annie Bleakley
Maud Shirley aged = and not spoiit Iittia Nsis
Dof5eS ShiIiey, director il the New York Trust
corftsnd bewco wall s;rs M5 h Prank Mordaunt
Luther Kirkland, young artist. W, r Bnrrnmgs.
HAIRY Ansor, journalist. r PoIS
sl-As SALISBURY, president OF the Trust Company,
Frank Bailey. discharged clerk "A. Chinman
acc BRUSH eLlf'ey colored servant.
Willie Maurice
D:ek QUINCY T. detectives cas TSria S, J5;
ACT L-CRASH ~ WALL STREET.
ACT 1.-THE LkAP FROM THE FERRY BOAT
ACT I1i-THR WIDOWS CURSE,
ACT IV-0S THE STROKE OF MINI
Beautiful New Scenery by Dressed.
,M4TISEEs WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-12

ECONOMY HALL,
uFsulines street between Aarais and viliere.
Monday, December 20. 1873,
GRAND CONCERT, followed BY a BALL will
be gwen under the auspices of the ECONOMY Mu-
tual Assoc alton tor the benefit of the Nav Or
eals Relief Association, with the kind a nd oblip-
'ng services OF Messrs. Arthur P. Williams A. Coz
Davis and Mme Auna Mason.
The piano Will De under the direction of Pro-
fessol Denis.
4 fine band Of music has been engaged +, r the
occasion
Concert to commence al I P. Nj ptnciu , imms.
G4ately after he CONCERT.
Committee OF arrangement s--Charles P. vig.rs
Chairman; Hon. William G. Brown, Charlie. Mid
d!eton, Ihares ALBERT, A, Steel. NJ. Camps, Wei
lngtou West.
Admission 10 concert aud ball fifty cents
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-12

The following is from the Baltimore
american:
Ex-Speaker Blaine gave the Democrats in
the House to-day toretaste of their future
at his hands. When the name of Mercy, of
Louisiana, was reached on the roll call, Mr..
Wood, of New York, offered resolution
that he be not seated, on the ground that
his credentials were not properly attested
by the rightful Governor of his State. The
assumption in this case was that the a6mis-
sion of Morey, who only held credentials
from Kellogg, would be recognition by the
sharp spat, in which Blaine and Foster, of
Ohio, on the part of the Republicans, and
Holman, on the part of the Democrats, op-
posed, and Fernando Wood and S. s. Cox
supported the motion, it was defeated. The
real facts are that no recognition of the Kel-
logg government is involved in the admis.
sion OF MOrey. His credentials were re-
celved and his name placed on the roll by
Mr.. McfEerson, the retiring Clerk, and his
admission, therefore, involves recognition
OF the Kellogg government by that oticer
alone. The House still has the power to GUST
him on examination of his credentials in
the proper manner. The affair is regarded
by all parties as an illadvised act on the
part of Mr. Wood, and has cost that gentle.
man good deal of his prestige.
A special to the Chicago Tribune of the
seventh says:
Mr.. Holman, of Indiana, the moderate
Democrat who really secured the defeat of
Fernando Wood yesterday in the Louisiana
case, said to-day. that if the radical Dem
ociats attempted to enter upon such q
policy, the Democracy in the House would
soon be disOrganized. 1t is evident that
WOOD, Lamar g. Co. endeavored to force
their party into reopening the Louisiana
case without consultation with the rank
and file of the party. 1t lie known that Mr..
Kerr was opposed to the Wood movement.
The Philadelphia Times says:
Must We have the Louisiana quarrel all
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-27

s. J. WHITE, NJ. r., Physician and Surgeon,
Is once more at his old quarters over Posters
Drug Store, Carson Street, opposite the Capitol.
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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-27

Monday evening, 18th inst. the Board
Of Trustees Of the Agricultural Society
met pursuant TO the adjournment OF Sat
urday evening Present Messrs. fluffy.
Rinckel, Tobriner. ellison and Hayuie.
The following il synopsis Of the basil
ness transacted:
Mr.. Il. L. Wager was elected perma-
nent Secretary ut the SOCIETY.
The Committee appointed on SatUr-
day evening 20 receive from the retiring
officers the records. books and papers
pertaining to their Offices. reported pro-
gress and stated that further time was
required. which was granted.
A Committee was appointed to act IN
connection with the Secretary in the
preparation of complete statement of
the affairs of the Society 70 be submitted
at the next meeting Of the Board.
1t was resolved to visit the grounds Of
the Society IN body at > p. n. on Tues
dav 9th, with view to a thorough in
spection of the property and determln-
ing what is best to be done for its care
and preservation.
As there was 10 further business that
could be transacted until the financial
report WAS prepared, the Board ad-
journsd to meet at ?. Il. on Friday
next
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-27
Meeting of the Citizens for the Relief
Of the Virginia sufferers.

The meeting was organized on short
notice by the election Of II. f. Rice as
Chairman and Jas Z. Dealey as Secre-
tary.
The object of the meeting was stated
by the Chairman; and on motion a
Relief Committee consisting Of Judge
Hawley. A. d. Treadway, Alfred Helm,
W. W. Hobart. S. H. Day. E B. Rail,
Nat Rinkle, o. P. Willis, W. II. Bryant
and W. C. Cummings was appointed by
the Chair.
Hon. Thos. P Hawley was made
Chairman Of the Committee, and Alfred
Helm, Secretary.
Sub Committees were appointed and
their various duties assigned them, and
they are busily engaged collecting pro-
visions and funds for the relief of our
unfortunate sister town.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-27

All the bakeries, public houses and
restaurants are engaged in cooking to
their full capacity for the Virginia suf-
ferers. They are to be kept going until
further notice by order of the Relief
Committee. Many private houses are
engaged IN the same work. A special
train will take the provisions to Virginia
this morning. A coin subscription has
been started. headed by Mr.. d. L. Bliss
with $500. Our people should raise at
least $4,000. Farmer Treadway will
send up several tons of produce. The
Finance Committee were out yesterday
afternoon. The citizens responded most
cheerfully. They were out only few
hours and there WAS subscribed 81, 800.
They do not intend to stop short Of
$4,000. Those who are able to give
should do SO like men. All should give,
clerks as we'll as business men. The
names of the committee are E. B. Rail.
Q. p. Willis and VIM. H. Bryant.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-27

TlE VIRGINIA YIlH-KnterprIs- ard nstains
Chronicle subscribers in Carson can have the
Gold Hill News delivered Ia them untl the
K1terp i.- and Chronicle resume oT leaving
their ord-rs with 4. FREp. BROOkS.
Agent for the knIerpris~ 4ud Nc~s.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-27

To THE CHAR1rABLE.-Wef feel satisfied
that it will need no admorition on our
part to make the citizens of Carson
throw open the portals of every availa-
BILE place in the city for the shelter of
the unfortunate of the Inflated city of
Virginia from the chilling blasts of fast
approaching Winter. 1t was expected
that many persons would reach here by
the train last evening, bnt very few ar
rived. Thousands of destitute people
are still looking and travelling over the
burnt district, unwilling to desert even
the ashes of once proud city.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-27
vuu GREAT s,rE IN VIRGINIA

Virginia city ga Aske'. Losses ai-
most Incnlc la ble. The Best Pnrf
Of tho CITY - Dsselate WAITE.
Thousands Of People Left Home-
less. without euough Buildings
- Even shelter thu Destitute.
A Tuit r,.r h..,.lane. from this
and ueighhar'"" '"-"~
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-27
Fire In Reno.

Night before las. there was fire in
Reno which destroyed the houses and
property Of some Of the best citizens OF
that town. The following is a correct
estimate Of the amount lost by each one
| :. NJ. Jamison, So, 900. insured for $4,000
in the Imperial and Queen ID. c. Mar
tin, $4,000, insured for 500 in the
Phoenix J. c. Hsgerman, 5000, in
sured for So, 900 in the Imperial and
Queen Will r. Frank, 81, 900, insured
we believe for some portion, we do not
know Just how much or in what COM
panv George Schaefler, $1,000, insured
for 81, 800.
Tbs Enterprise will be issued from
the Gold Hill News Office until printing
material arrives from San Francisco.
GENEROUS OFFER.-Sabastiana MurCa
offers her house, corner Of Third and
Nevads streets, to the Virginia sufferers
by the fire.
THK FlvoHIrs The BANK Exchange Saloon
corner Of King and ormspy streets, is becoming
the favo1itc resort OF this city. The great
attraction IL fredericksburg Beer, while The
best Of wines. liquors and cigars are, also sold
st the bar. first class Pedr0 Care for the
amu-eueEt OF guests, cold lune II a. All hours
aud hearty good cheer for all are its recomiaru-
,iations to public favor. Il. X. Brown Is the
proprietor.
PIANO TrSISG Prof, ssor Jacob 2ech, the
well-kno~n piano tuner, Will arrive IA Carson
City, on wednesday, the Goth day Of Ootou, r.
and remain long enough TO put in order all
pianos or organs that may require his assist
an-c Orders left at the stores of John q Fox,
Chas. W. friond. and at the City Market. with
John ?. Mcd.r. the proprietor. viii b" promptly
att, ud-d to on the arrival Of the Professor.
:. J. WHITE. NJ. r., Physician and Surgeon,
Is once more at his old quarters over foster' 6
Drug Store, Carson Street, opposite the Capitol.
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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-27

/. becomes our painful duty to record
one Of the most destructive and serious
onhacrations that has ever occurred on
the Pacific Coast. Our neighborng
city, Virginia, on the line Of the Com
stock, thirty six hours ago was the rIeh-
est city in the State. but today is a vast
waste. Not only the loss Of property do
We all mourn but the loss Of life, as
several persons have lost their lives i'll
their bustls and strife to save the prop
erty O. others. Thousands Of people
who retired TO their beds on Monday
night, satisfied that they had worldly
goods enough to secure their comforts
fer time to come, are to-day but lmpe-
cunious beges,s upon the soil. As many
people from the desulated city of VIZ
gnia, will seek shelter in our midst. We
would urge upon cur cilizers 10 welcome
the destitute and homeless with kind
and encouraging words and show their
,,.,;,.,;,,. W. b.,,,ir, eyorotIiza
with the people ot the 0esolated city,
and are snre that We are no. alone IN
our sympathy. Inc ioh"~lhS particulars
". clip from tie Gold HiII News Ct last
sv.nino.
,,.,
~
pie 0i NlIrinIs mas come Ut last. "o-
thirds Of tue city is now mass Of
smopI5arinr minis the 1rincipal busi-
mes. iart If tn city. Containing nearly
all the valuable hullIings. wa. IL the
snsce az t.v short honrs rozed To the
Ao'''" .,
Al abCnt " 80 4. Ia smh.! one. story
lodging houHs, IN the east side OF \
street. tetwesn lay lor ana mon, kept
by woman named Nate shay. better
known as crazy Nate. Inc baocock
fire e1unsnisher was promptly on hand,
as also the hand engine OF ire company
No. !, but all was OF no avail to stay the
progress OF the iaines; before the steam
ers could get a stream on the hrs' me
doom " the cry vas sealed
STRONG WIND
Wa. BLOWING from .le ives. # the time
which carried the flames and hnrning
o;rderc f,r bnn3r.ls of foot and tuant,
minutes after the first slsrm, no, less
than thirty or fortv building. were in
flames. Where the damage j. 50 great
there is no n.e Of atte,nptipg to enter
into a detailed account Of the losses: the
best idea that can 10 given being that
thew mr.. COMPUTED bv millions.
THE FIRE EXTENDED
From TAYLOR street on the south. almos,
10 the cemetery on the north. and from
Stewart street on the west 70 & street
or perhaps further. on the east. The
area of the ground ,rayersed tv the
flames is about three-fourths Of mile
IN lenS,h' Dy nan inlie IL "ldth.
Ut "a 49,, 49, i b ~ 80
tbe onnosite d;ract;on Vas I oomnarat;veIu
-, IA sor,stb;n, ILL., satt -.
,nsJ. ano;ns, i On ,ha was. "a ofP
80, = a-nss.d orar - Tar,o..nd -
Cnrlv R;IlI. liver .,ab,a FaaIa W. -
cine Comn.ny, e bonS. ord W., Woo1,.
rsas;derco IarL S,roIsa,s odd.
oaio;n;,,o wood,s canaLt fra bnt 49,
,,t ~, p tho ~ - - Ea.Io ~
: ,rh;nb 80 s.a,;o,aJ ., ~ Ce,,,5 9.
Co., c;stsrn Of tba eon,manosnoant -
the fire and Kent the SAM nosition SnT.
inc Tho dav daino coed Sarv;oa al N.
time On The cast ssiSe ~ p street the
fire was checked At Nave. nav three.
story bricL bnildinr Il ba;no ,ba Last that
a,-I =, - s '-"'
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-27

agN.pY Hor,r-GEokGR D. rSyK&. PEerhitr"'
RI Tay!or 0VH Howell ParksI
RI Trprable II Holmes J Nlnt'rH
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-27
COUCH LolENOEs.

There IL unquestonahiy no other remedy
Nso certain in its effects. AsTHsA. wINTrR
CouaH. BRsscHIris AND DISORDERS ~ rtEk
THROAT alike yield 10 its influence. The hishssi
medical testimony states no better cure Tor thssal
complaints exists NOW proved by over half
century's experienced. They contain no optass
morphia or any violent drug. ksATiNa's Covsu
LozESoEs, prepared by THOMAS HEATING, Les.
don, Britain, are sold by all Druggists. Assus
fer the Pacias Coast, RrpNogo,, HosIvvrso .
Co., San franeifso. apis.tp.s
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-12-02
What Shall We no With Our Ex.
Presidents.

Dos Washington correspondents letter,
published to-day, discusses a couple OF
projects which, it seems, are much spoken
of in inside circles at the National Capt.
tai, and which have for their object some
dignitied official position for eX-Presi-
dents OF the United States after they shall
have honorably retired from the Chief
Magistracy.
The subject is one which is worthy OF
attention and study One OF our greatest
fnancicrs, who had for some time been
| Secretary of the Treasury, remarked, on
| being offered a large salary to take charge
| of certain great operations, that it was
.suubecoming in one who has had charge
Of the finances of his country to be
rich" 1t certainly will be agreed that ii
| would he ~unbecoming in one who has
| been President of the United States to
engage. after retirement, in any Of the
| ordinary pursuits of life. And though
| it is true that the salary of the President
i, now amply sufficient to enable him 10
| retire 10 private Iife upon what, ordina'
| rilv would he a handsome competence,
| vet i. should not be forgotten that every
| ex-Prcsident must necessarily have hosts
| of f. lends and correspondents, making
| his expenses extraordinarily heavy IL
| pite of himself, unless he settles down
! into the life of a churl.
1t is suggested, in the case OF Presiden'
G. sat, that the rank of Generalissimo o.
the army be created for hun by law, afteI
his retirement, and that by constitutional
amendment future eX-Presidents be er
| Q fcio Senators of the United States at
large. These propositions are now BEN!
much thought of at Washington. Nheth
. er either the one OF tie other proposition
is likely soon to be adopted or not, j
would be unsafe / o predict; but we ar
certain that this whole question, of SOM
| p,oper provision for our eX-Prcsidents
is one which has been too long neglected
and ought to he settled in some manne
becoming the American people and thel
highest office. There are those who WI
think that the most dignifed position 10
an OK President who has well and great,
performed his public duties, is "the pos
of honor, the private station" We hav'
no dispute with those who so think Blu
there is a growing sentiment among III
American people that this matter as j
!, now is not right. Two or three ey
: Presidents who had done their countr,
great service died in poverty. This ough
to be again.
But without entering INTO argument
the suggestion set forth in the letter re
ferred to will be read with special intel
est, in view of the third-term discussio
which continues to brighten some timi
souls.-CAicdg0 Journal.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-12-02
Running thr0nA!l Five Gry
LATE
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JANSEN, McCLURG &c

AsUAMER IN NuEVN>. WthN.,. a..
I-dnsirics. Habits e. -T1u. an r.. MIA 70.
,-c P"0i II. the History =uG lu.,..,uD. Of,
Country. II CIiunt.. T,r. .rl.l, = nd a..
u"rs- Alsu au Accent {. n. FFM .- P
cevr ana Ell ny la;.a H.ar a.. D.. Ill
eX-th;rf Justice y ~l,:u..-. e,.. It .'p II,
Jrat,d. Price SO.
Judge C"son ~ veteran ~,rayv'rr he j,
man OF acute obs rv4.ll aud from ',n. rv.
ence as well a. natu-I ,Aya.i ,y j. .n IA
something more. and - understand d 4d ,
more than tbs ordian, ravr1r-.
all this he has made radal,r md ,r,a ,sl.
books book which j. apt 10 create tie nE.
a strong desire 10 mrk. he same j,arncy imp
SOL. Chicago Tr*bpgs
TIE PRIMER o. POLITICAL. &c SONY
sixteen definitions rud fort. p-o c~iion }
aired Macon and JvLnj LD.u limo ZIP
Price 70 cents.
"Admirablc in IS brcvity mi >. .s,act
Chicago Tri6ngt.
1T is seldom thai on meet. with boob or
feet in its construction " .4jron-s
The work Is peel Iy designed ru.. b
common schools. and - in nra-,y srry mp.
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