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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-14


WOODS, THEATER.-Bakers and Tarr0r
in their new play, Conrad and Lizette,"
drew a good audience last evening. The
stock rendered a very efficient support,
Messrs. Fuller and Craven taking their
respective, parts In an excellent manner.
Mr.. Baker as q Dutch comedian and
song and dance artist has very few
equals, excepting his partner, Farron,
VINO Is second TO none In that peculiar
yne. sConrad and Lizette" Tor this
evening and Saturday matinee. Next
week one Of the greatest Of modern
actors, J. 7. Raymond, will appear at
this house as "Colonel Sellers!'
GRAND OPERA-HoUsE. -" White Sul-
phur,v with Miss LiIin Eldridge as the
heroine, "Alice Brand,' was the attrac-
tion at this house last evening. Miss
Eldridge isa very pleasing actress, and
might pc an uncommoniy good one, bar
ring little atfectation, which, though 1t
may seem paradox, sits so naturally
upon her that one feels inclined to par
don 1t. She is certainly very pretty, and
her talent 10 way beyond sucn charac-
ters as the one she now assumes.
The ladies' matinee, yesterday alter
noon, was we'll attended, and consider
ing that these cheap matinees' are but a
very recent experimentin these parts, it
is remarkable cow popular they have be-
come. "Camnle" was givenin in most ex-
cellent manner yesterday, each and ev-
cry one doing SO well That 1t would be
hardly fair TO praise one when there is
not space to notice all.
"White Sulphur" will be given again
tonight and at the regular matinee on
Saturday. Friday night benefit Of Miss
Eldridge, who will appear as "Juliet,"
in the beautiful drama, "R0me0 and Ju.
liet."
PHE NATIONAL.-This house is adopt
ing course in The production OF stand
ard plays, together with the regular vari.
ETY. performance, that seems likely tC
meet with satisfaction on every hand.
These playa should be encouraged; for a
play, provided 1t is moral, Is more OF
less instructive, no matter what it may
be-whether 1t is up to the standard OF
Aristotle or on q level with the ranting
Bowery plays. A variety performance
Is nothing; It merely serves to kill time,
and, though it may please some, instructf
no one. Buckstone's sensational drama,
the "Ice Witch" !" was given last evening
in a handsome manner, and will be re
peated every evening this week and al
the Saturday matinee.
Pixies HALL-The youthful pianist
Herr Liebling, drew quite a large audi
ence last evening, by whom ne wa
highly appreciated. lie was ably as
sisted by Miss V. De Pelgrom and Mrs
Flora Mueller.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-14
RIYER NEWS.

The weather to-day is clear and pleasant
The river continues rising slowly, with feet
inches in the channel
STAGE OF THE RIVERS
special to the staE
PIrTsBURG, Oct 14-River 6 feet 5inches and
fsliiug: a. i hazy; J: Wind from the southeast
Oil city-l foot and falling.
Brownsville-7 feet inches and falling.
Wheeling-7 feet and rising.
Marietta-5K feet and falling.
Middleport-6 feet 10 inches and rising.
Galiipolis-Riyer rising slowly.
Ironton-Ryer rising slowly.
LouisviIlc-4 feet inches in the canal, and
feet inches on the falls
Evansville-4K feet and falling.
Nashville-6 feet inches on the shoals.
Cairo-l6 feet and stationary.
St. Louis--Rivcr falling.
Capt Z. W.. Wise has gone to Memphis :
join the j. d. Parker.
Capt. Il. II. Droun and Pilot John Liyese,
have returned from Marietta.
Capt. John T. Rfoads Will hereafter com.
mani the Exchange.
The U. B. Church leaves Cairo to-day fol
Cincinnati.
Capt. Alb. Shaw has purchased an interest in
the Fannie Tatum and will command her this
season in the New Orleans and Arkansas
trade.
The Marine Ways gives employment to LEO
men.
The following boats are lying In the vicinity
of the Marine Ways: Tarasc0w, Fleetwood,
j. w. Garrett, st. James, Chas. Morgan, Andy
Baum, R0b't Mitchell and Thos. Sherlock.
The j. w. Garrett was let into the river yes
terday from the Marine Ways. She has placed
her boilers aboard, and will be ready for busi-
ness about the first OF next week.
Capt. D. Z. Shinkle's new Golden Rule is
rapidly approaching completion.
Mr. Phil schaefrer, we are glad to hear, Il
recovering from mis- late illness.
Mr. j. j. Tudor has returned from his trip
to Cleveland.
The weli-known insurance agency Of Muir
dock & Hobbs has dissolved, and capt. Thos.
MurdOck continues the business 1T the old
stand.
w. III. Brown, the well known Pittsburg
coal king, died at Kirkbride's Hospital, in
philadelphia, Tuesday night
The Frank Willard is loading for New Or
leans at Iront0n.
Capt. John III. Triplett has chartered the
Aggle for the Evansville and Owensboro
trade.
The Mary Miller left New Orleans for Gin
cinnati yesterday.
The Fleetwood came OF the Ways Yesterday.
The OHIO No. dropped down to the wharf
last night and leaves for P0meroy this after
noon. ,
Capt. Stein talks Of loading the elegant
Chas. Morgan for New Orleans next week.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-14

At the funeral OF his favorite daughter
the .Khedive distributed among the
crowd 900 pieces Of silver coin from
one to fiye piastres each. Upon the lid
Of the coffin the jeweiry OF the deceased,
valued at q, 00o, QUO forms, wac exhibited.
srwenty-four buffaloes were killed BY
Cairo, roasted and eaten, aud then 5000
priests said prayers by athe tomb for
seven days.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-14

A minister who had been reproying
one OF his elders for over-indulgencs,
observed a cow go down to a stream,
take> drink, and then turn away:
"rhere," said he to his offending elder,
sis an example for you; the cow has
quenched its thirst and has retired.v
YES" replied the other, ssthat is very
true. But suppose another cow had
come TO the other side of the stream and
mad said, Here's to you,' there's no say-
ing how long they might have gone on"
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-14

DR.. Lawson, of the largest British lu.
naIic asylum, has weighed the brains Of
all the densnted patients who have
died under his charge within the past
i've years. He says lhat the knowledge
thus gained shows that the brains 6f lu-
Of sane persons.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-14

The natural result (says an exchange)
of an equal commingling Of the sexes il
Wyoming jury was recently exempii-
lied In q. case wherein i've days and i've
nights Of deliberstion led-n0t to . yer-
and there would undoubtedly have been
ak il the remaining jurywoman hadn't
been O mature mother-in-law.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-14

pksi0ei sxtra sc. i0,fsIOAe; aRg white, fnx
q, nl.,<e; "a" whites ie,faiics and hard, MA
IALLUW~-The market ia nrm. v1fh fair de-
mand, and PRIME country Is worth exc, gBd
ctty y &c per Id. sa'tttft.
T0BAccOl offerings ut auction yester-
day were l5O hhda, and box az the following
and Leafs hhds. at t1n5 TO- at Svi1 %, II II Sss
~ ~ at f0a4 Is. ID at SIS 25ai9 49, Z at ~ 6OB
~ 75; 81 hhds, Brown county. o., frasil--7 hhds
az 50 2 ~ 20. az s9 ~, n at SO AID z5. 8 at
trash, lugs ami leafs hhds Mt "A 90a6 III, 2at
sba5 06 at $ba9 s. Z at 0al4 10, al <l5a,e 25,
lat Sz2a3J; 20 hllds Pendlct0n county, Ken
tlIcky, trash, lugs and leafs hhds at - 15s
D. 75 at A6 ~, at So 2Ua9 So . at $i0a13 50, 2gt
SIC ~ 1 ats<2; 1 box at - Is.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-14

The New Orleans Bulletin saysi "Old
negresses, who still believe In Voudou-
ism, every Monday morning resort to the
wharf near French Market and throw
nickles into the river, to propitiate some
unknown deity and to secure good luck
during the week. Sometimes the wharf
is quite crowded with the fetish wor-
snipers.n
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-14

"Dead OIL" the residuary product OF
the manufacture OF illuminating gas, q
very deadly compound having the COIN
bined Ostors OF petroleum and creosote,
will instantly. destroy the little TUFTS OF
grass which insist ON growing In oar
riage ways. 1t costs only tew cents
gslloon, and IL very easily applied.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-14
CLNcfNNAII DAILY MARKET.
crNossArI. Oct. A-2P. N.

rTHf1NNl lTT nlTIY NARKKp
--
CraorrH ATI Oct A-1PM
FLOUR-The market Is steady and generally
quiet. There Ii fair demand Tor the better
grades, with an upward tendency. In
ferior grades are in moderate request
aud weak. Family sold to-day at " asa
50 Is, the latter for choice northwestern wheat;
extra, s. 25a5 Is; supernne, "A SJa5; low grades,
$4a4 80, and spring wheat flour, S6a6 81 per brl.
BAKLEY-Ma, ket easy and quiet Cool to
choice Canada is worth 81 zsal 10, and Iowa
:is quoted 81 1Oal ~. Interior grades are worth
75casl per bu.
WHEAT-Steady and quiet Holders are
holding on Good to choice Is quoted 81 oaI 45
for white. and 81 zal 80 for red. No. hill 10
worth 81 3sai % per Du, and held higher. b air
sample lots sell 81 1Jai 10 for red. and 81 goa
4 rs Tor white. Inferior new ranges as low as
/ RYE-The market Is steady and quiet at
33as4c for No. .. Inferior grades are still dull
at B5a75c per bu.
CORS-Is quiet and held firm. Mixed Is
OATS-Ihe market is steady, with moderate
demand at 37a4zc for fair 10 prime mixed, and
4sa4sc for good to choice white. Inferior
grades dull at 30a35c per bu.
BACON-There is q quiet and easy market.
Shoulders, 91Ia9!sc; clear rib sides. isasaishc,
Sugar-cured hams IA 4xal511c per lb.
LARD-There is fair demand for prime
steam at 133< si35sc per lb; c4ty kettle 10 quo
ted l3kal4c per ID and quiet.
Is per brl for prime city, but the market is dun
at'those ratess~ Country 10 merely nominal
BULK MEATS-Ihere fs very little aoing.
Shoulders are held at VIC, clear rIb 81 les l3kc,
and clear sides i8zal4c per 10, all loose
C0rrGN--T Market Is quiet. Sales to-day,
bales. We Quote: Ordinary. Ike: gooa or
dInary, Iz1Sci low miudllng. lS1Sc: middllng,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-14

Brigham Young has Indignantly de-
clared that he will marry a Thousand
women if he wants to. The nation will
rise and cheer that sentiment, in the
nope that among the thousand there
viii be found at least one woman with
rolling pin as the god Of battles would
nave her WELD it. 4
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-14

church, nearly sufnoated, he groaned,
aud the coffin was opened, but be died
in q little while. Now the mothek is'
dead. y
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-14

The river continues rising slowly, with feet
inches in the channel
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-12
WASHINGTON.
NSnllnationss

WASHINGTON. December 1.-the follows
Ing nominations were confirmed by the
Senate to-day: Thacker. OF Virginia, as
commissioner Of patents: Spear. OF Maine,
assistant; Hopkins. Of Virginia, first ex.
aminer: Kingley. collector of revenue.
eighth Virginia district: Bibb. postmaste r
University Of Virginia; Moore. postmaster
at Warrenton. Virginia. The following
nominations were made to-day: g. II.
Boxer. minister to Russia: Theodore Cane.
eius. of Illinois, consul at Bristol. and
George Manly. OF Tennessee. as uainistey to
Ecuador.
The Republican says: As was stated IN
the Republican Of Saturday, the majority
Of the Southern outrage committee are en-.
ti:ely dissatisfied with the action of the sub.
committee which had been sent to New
Orleans.
AS the only way Of mendine IN, matter.
they agreed TO 90 themselves as an entire
committee and take the necessary aesti.
m0Se With this end in view they arranged
to start tos tho scene * th.is laboss Iast
night.
The New Orleans COMMITTEES.
The statement ieiegraphed from tho lie.
pnlican that the whole committee had
started for New Orleans was wild. There
ls. however, undOHbteG GiscOntens. 1t Is
stated as indicative OF the character of the
report that Mr.. Potter. the Democratic
member of tbs committee. has been sesested
to phrase it.
4 Remarknbie Report.
The Star says the full committees On
Southern Affairs met this morning to confer
with the sub committee who went to New
Orleans to investigate the condition of
affairs in Louisiana. 1t is indicated through
the evidence submitted that they will
report:
First-That at the late election in Louisi.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-12

Lost at Sea-
IoSDoY. January lf.-The steaunr Katfss,
Ieeu May was loae at sea with twenty-six
pegsonso
The Carlisle and the G:esmsus,
The Posts Berlin special says: 4 lively
correspondence is in progress between the
German and Spanish governments in re-
German vessel Gustav.
1t is rumOred that the German r0rvettas
Victoria and Louisa have been ordered to
be in readiness to proceed to chastise ths
Carlists, it necessary.
Fighting in Valencia.
MADRID January ll.-Oflicial intelligence
has been received at the Ministry of War Of
an engagement In the province Of Valencia
between the Carlist and national troops in
which the former we're defeated, with loss
of forty killed and many wounded. Forty
OF the insurgents were taken prisonerse
Spanish Orders Re-Estab Iisheds
Tie Spanish orders of Charles Ill e, fs&o
bella the Catholic and Marie Louise hayes
been re-established.
Carlos Will Not Recognize AIfousoe
King Alfonso will enter the capitaS
Thursday. 1t is reported Don e arlos is
determined on vigorous prOsecutiO of the
war, notwithstanding the restOrati on of %
ingly direct the resumption OF active SSerac
tiORs against him in few days.
In tho Reichstag.
BERLIN, January ll..-In the Refcnsaae
to-day the landsturm bill passed the second
readingo The most important clause. which
gives the government power to suppl " thee
landwehr from the lansturm, was q greed
to by I'6 TO lO4o The members of the Forte
schGitt and centre voted with tho min 0ritye
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-12
Ex-Governor Wells.

This gentlemen arrived here yesterday
from his home in Rapides parish. 1t viii! be
recollected that he left here Immediately
arter the adjournment OF the Returning
Board, having been called home in conse.
euence Of the sickness of his wife. The
friends Of Governor Wells will be gratifed
to hear of of his safe return. He is now On
his way to Washington. to give evidence in
regard to the condition Of affairs in North.
ern Louisiana. dating as far back as last
spring, when the Weite League commenced
to organize. No man is better posted in rs.
gard to the present disturbed political con.
!ition Of Louisiana than Governor Wells.
and for that reason his evidence must have
grea: weight in determining wha, course is
necessary to arrive at a proper maaus. O:
putin. Al end to the disturbances.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-12

WEEKLY MoRTuARY KEpoRr.-Dr. 5. G.
Russell. secretary of the Board of Health,
reports the following number Of deaths in
the city of New Orleans, for the week end.
ing Sunday, January 10, at 6 Pm:
One of atrophia. 9 of apoplexy. of bron.
chitis. of burns, ] of Bright's disease.
of cholera infantum. of cirrhosis of liver,
of congestion, l of congestion of the brain,
% Of consumption, : of infantile commissions,
Of peurperal com nulsions. 3 of Group, Of
adult debility, 9 of iarrhea, 3of chronic diar-
rhea. of dropsyv dropsy. the brain. !
drowned. 3 of dysentery. of chronic dysen.
terry. dyspepsia, of epilepsy, of malarial
fever, of gastro.enteritis, / from hemorr.
hage. of heart disease. Of valyular heart
disease, 2 Of hemiplegis. l Of inflammation Of
the bowels, Is of Inflammation OF the lungs,
inanition, from intemperance, ) OF
lockjaw, I of iaryng,tis. . Of infAntile mar.
asmus, from old age. 9 Of paralysis, 9
of peritonitis. 3 Of pleuro pneumcna, ! of
scrofula. 10 Of small pox, 2 of softening of
the brain. of tel tiary syphilis. of teething.
OF trismus nascentium, Of wounds.
Of gunshOt wounds: total 13l. 10 addition
to tho above 10 were stillborn. Number
inferred from public institutions. %: on
certificate OF coroners, 30: on certificate Of
midwiyes,2
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-12
WHOLE NUMBER 1886.

ana there was 10 intimidation Of colored
voters.
.Second-That the White League discuss,
ed, but voted down proposition to dis.
ticket.
Third-Thas the Returning Board was q
fraud.
Fourth-That tbs rhited States troops
executed orders issued by Marsha! Pack
ard, = election day.
Fifth-That the disorder in the LegisIaa
ture had ceased, and the meeting was
entirely orderly and quiet at the time Gem
eral De Trobriand entered the hall to-
arrest the members,
Sixth-That the only request Speaker
Wlltz made of General De TrObriand was
to keep order in the Lobby. outside of the
hall.
Seventh-That The people of Louisiana
generally have no sympathy with the Kels
lOgg government and that the colored men
who cay they are National Republicans
proclaimed themselves as State Democrats
IN order to get rid of Kellogg
Elghth-That the police aoysa sEs New
Orleans is demoralized.
Cabinet Meet1nss
The Cabinet meeting to-day %as for tine
consideration of the special message on
Louisiana affairs, but that not being ready
the session WAS devoted to conversation
over events there. The message will be
considered in regular cabinet tomorrow
1t will be very short; he will simply say
that the reasons for his action will be found
in the accompanying documents These
documents comprise all the papers in the
executive and Attorney Generals offices
affecting Louisiana.
No Prospect Of q New Election.
Congressman Moreys who says he has
canvassed both houses closely, authorizes
assurance that Louisiana will have no elec4
ton.
Judge Pardeess Opponents.
T. Morris Chester is here. claiming to rep"
resent the cOlOred people in opposition to
Pardee's confirmation
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-12
NEW YORK.
Don PIatt Apologized For.

New YORK, January 1.-THE money
paid Don Piatt, as sworn to by Charles
Albert, Irwin says had nothing to do with
the Pacific Mail subsidy that Piatt fought
the subsidy in person and through his
paper. He and Irwin were old friends, and
after the subsidy was granted he loaned
Piatt the money, $1,000, and it has sinoo
been repaid.
The transaction had no reference to the
subsidy.
Int ense Cold.
Owing to intense cold the crew OF the
Queen of Hearts, and those of many other
vessels were among the frost bitten Sew
eral deaths occurred from the cold.
Excitement in the Mining Towns.
The San says: "Great alarm exists among
the people Of the mining towns in Pennsyls
vania, owing to the turbulent disposition
Of the miners now on strike. More than
10000 men are penniless and idle, with
starvation staring them in the face. At a.
miners meeting on Thursday, resolution
was passed calling on the men to arm and
help themselves to bread.''
The ice harvest commences th.a yeafe
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-12
BY TELEGRAPH.
THE LOUISIANA CASE
THERE WILL 5E NO NEW ELECTION
How TO Protect Life. Execute Laws
and Preserve the Peace.
i, spee iaI to the New Orleans Republican.

The following dispatch was received last
night, in answer to . question asking the
policy Of the government in the Louisiana
case.:
WASHINGTON. January IL. 1875.
EDrrOR REPUBLICANS:
The Louisiana case will be dealt with less
with reference to the Kellogg McEnery
controversy than as q type Of the recon
structed States. The question with Con.
gress now is. how to protect life. execute
laws, and preserve the peace in the South.
There will be no new election ordered in
Louisiana. j. X. WEST.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-12
p,nchonck'. C&nce. Improved.

AN editorial paragraph in the Pittsbu,g
Gazette Of the seventh. gives tho following:
We assume our Washington correspond.
ent's dispatch, that Pinchback will be ad-
mtted to the seat he claims in tho United
States Senate. is essentially correct. The
violent proceedings Of the Louisiana Dem.
Ocrats have finally opened the eyes of those
who were purblind before. AID the deter.
mination is now reached to give fall recog-
milton to the Kellogg government, the ad-
mission of Pinchback being Incidental Ia
that fact. The Kellogg government rec.
ognized, and nothing remains but to admit
Pinchback; if his course in occurring his
election involved violation Of law. that
can be Investigated attervard.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-12
MISCELLANEOUS.

80 he Hung.
Saw f'rA.cssco.. January i;.-.yasc.ese
ths bandit. hangs Janoary.:.
Hotel Jsurnei.
The Western Hotel at Sac.afnss,to scss
burned with three mer1s u il Scared sLaS
othens ara in the rusas.
Union soidlers Who siii TEN enc T,urfau
IIyyLH RcCR. .JanuarS lt.-A petitionSis
being signed by numbered onion soldiers n
to countradict the statement of those who
published q, card On Sunday denoSac:n9
General Sheridan st New Orleans
Tho '6;abetnaforias Contest IN tho ranrts
The Supreme Eonrs today .iesidei ,na
BGoOks- Baxter CASE On appeal from cifcuif
court. The decision below "a overyuled,
and sur ordered to 30 dismissed for xani
Of Jurisdiction. The court iolds 70 this
opinion announced in quo %afrant0 decis!oo
OF 1873. that courts have nu su!isa;ctiaH
pveS contests foe Office OF Goyeruor.
Terrible N'ehfhes on the Pluia4.
OMAHA. JANUARY lf.-Iieutenane ). f.
Winters. who was sent out from Cheyenne
with . company Of troops to survey Af,d
measure thu fOita thence 10 Red CLOUD
agency. reports from Fort i.aratnis today
that he was driven In there by the severity
of the seathes after getting az sar as oid
Red Cloud agency. The snow was deep and
dritted badly. tina thermometer ranging
from 10" to ~ below zero IN the day simee
Apprehensions ara felt for tHo command
OF Captain Henry. who .ett Fort Laramie y
few days since IT. drive m:aess "us Ul I:ys
Black Hills
1nsursecfiou In :,fnse rrH,on.
Convicts In ;h. peniten;;ary at I..ncoyns
andes the leadership O; tho aotoy.ca. No Q
Walters. about three s'clocf: toda. ovefe
powered the inside guards. gained possess
sion of the arnory. then droye the outside
guards from the walls. shooting snc .Juii.s
Goshen in the knee. wornding h.rn .eysreiys
Another reported dying. They a:ss sseB
se'eFal shots atcitizens wac were approaclo
H.: with arms. wounding two. Tsl. wa.deB
was absent III the city. His wife and cllio
dren and female convicea are fociei yp ;N
the upper pays o! the buildings siesyespe
prehensiODe are :elt tor :ie safet, .: :lIB
guards and ~arden's Samiiyo 80 chs rop-
yicts are desperate snene yae warden an,S
a large body Of armed citizens are patroslina
outside the prison. The convic:s are mo-
mentarily expected to- sally for;'., .ia:in2
procured citizens clothes bp stripping, sh.e
guards Governor Furnas hayiny appGies
to General Ord Tor aid, a compan,: of troops
left to night on special train 1os LHaeOilo
Ceiiese Burned,
1ERREBoNSE. Can Januafs sG.eMasaen
1oos1ISgzD es kSoE-H gAsseS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-12

No family ehould be withou. IL:
No family should be without it:
No family should be without it:
III The twenty thousand dollar capital prize.
4, Inc twenty thousand dollar capital prize.
The twenty thousand dollar capital prize.
Of the Louisiana State Lottery,
OF the Louisiana State Lottery.
" be drawn next Saturday. January H..
Secure your tickets.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-12
Coal.

!i:tsburg. anthracite and camel Goa! is
ROW in grea: demand. and no one can sup.
ply the same with greater facility thsn Mr..
John D. Maciin. No. 81 Ca:ondelet street.
He has coal ready and prepared for family
use for sale at lowest rates. Besides the
office on Carondeie: atree:. Mr.. Maoiin has
a branch office and depo: at the head Of
SECOND street for the accommodation Of
:hoss living n the Fourth District.