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New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-17
lobe THEATRE,
ENTIRE NEW REGIME.

ENTIRE NEW REGIME.
lv starr, NEW SENSATIONS! NEW EOVBL.
TIES! NEW COMPANYi
N Hundred Specially stars Appear at each En-
tertainment.
raud Matinee Saturday at IL O'Clock.
kiyFORD'S NBw YORK PREMIER BALLET,
,posed Of twenty beautiful young ladies'
Est appearance Of Mr. J. G. MURPHY, Ethiopian
l, ,Comoue. First appearance of Mr.. JO1N La
M MANNING, the most daring OF all athletes.
M styled the Aerial King. First week of Miss
Ina STARR, the beautiful American danseuse.
N appearance of Mr. TOM WARFIkLD, lion
{rics! and king of Ethiopian comedy. An en-.
krrment unequaled on earth. AwOrld of show.
Iliussion to suit the times-l0, Is, IS and 20
ha
MI shortly be presented-MME. BLANCHE'S
Srlan sensation. nOl6 lw
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-17
AMUSEMENTS.
-c~TT,s ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

|OWELLs ACADH"1 UT ~
,.r. of the charming young American
5e"'" actress,
~sss LILLE ELDRIDGE,
We only, commencing SUNDAY, Eovem.
fae,s the fret lady star OF the seat on vii, ap'
er u, i, her series Of emotional society dramas,
pei fesII.ar ~ i az xpr essly for her, as follows:
In,rsly new emotional drama TEMPTED.
|eaIIs nrsn Moore. Bsq entitledj
..trely newdo-
Mo drama, by ROBIN GRAY'S WIFE.
|Hp stoner' $780,
sssi.tic Iii society IpaaI,isS play Sy Fred ALMA.
nasss-We nssdays and SATURDAYS.
a.s No, am DER 10 First and only beneht to
EriLLIB ELDRiDGE.
EIkasIi'S MINsTREDS-Sunday November FL.
pNbnnh nol4
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-17

The person who dsss not case 6ce tho oen
sure Of mem does not dsssfvs thsif sppro
bation. t-a
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-17
The TemperpsuYe.

The Thermometer at Louis Frigerio's, No.
SO Chartres street, stood - follows Novsm-
ses is: AssH y, 7so; ~ +. \, so; e
of November Is, 600.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-17
u, CHANFRAU'S

VARIETIES THEATRE.
J., evening and "Wednesday and sat
\" urdny Matinee.
Last week but one of the
FRENCH OPERA BOUFFE.
TWO PERFORMANCES TO-DAY.
special Matinee mt 12 M.
JOLIE PAR Flu MEUSE.
\, Nv edne sdpy) Evening, November ~,
Positively last time,
IGIROLFLE-GI
|OsORROW, HURSDAY-LA JOLIB PARFU-
E|sIaiY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS, November
IA N-LA GRANDE DuCBkSSP.
ETrRnAY MATINFE-MADAME LARCHIDUC.
|ryDAY, November 2l-Gsla performance.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-17
BANKS AND BANKING,
reTICR TO DEPOsITORs.

NJ depositors of the New Orleans Branch
slnan,s Savings and Trust Company are re-
M9 TO call Immediately at the WORKING.
"a coaoernipg the payment Of Q twenty per
ovidsnd. to be paid ON the fret OF November
G. D. STURrRvANT,
sin Assistant Cashier.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-17

Purchase
The Golden Drawing
Louisiana State Lottery,
Tickets
Positively on December 25,
Comes off without fail.
Iu Time. rur
$50, 500 in gold distributed.
$3.50 prizes all in gold.
500, 900 gold-Capitsl Prize.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-17

A French jury fonnd . man guilty Of
''stcning his wife to death with extsauatisg
cireumstauees." ifa
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-17
CHARLES THEATkE.

BEN DE BAR,
ROR ONE WEEK ONLY,
.,aar in a a rnunI cf Favorite Characters
dP''- TUESDAY NIGHT,
L.wher, or. Something Will Turn Up.
k,UgER. Dull D6 bdr
y" WEDNESDAY NIGHT,
Henry Nv.
.-,pp Ben De Bar
THURSDAY NIGHT,
Nlicawber,
lhc-Beuetit of Ben De Bar.
.uassta1-Unly Ben De Bar Matinee.
plSssr November 22-The eminent tragediau,
'IlWRBNCB BARRETT.
(nrs open at seven; performance at eight O'Clock.
" ofBce open from ten to four o'clock. nOl6
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-17
WANTED.
For RENT,


TORE TO RENT
Hahnville, LOuisans, about twenty-five
from New Orleans, with small stock of
& The owners time is 30 engrOsssd with
ar business that he can not attend to The store.
Particulars, address
NJ. MoRGAN'S,
Ai6teod Hahnville Postoffice St Charles.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-17
ROOMA AND BOARD.

'suliss or single gentlemen may obtain hand.
asy furnished rooms, with or without board at
10 Carondelet street The house has besn
trsly re6tted and furnished. References re-
tnM oc24 I'm
RLkGANT FURNISHED ROONlS-IE
suit or single, with or without board, for
y gentlsmen or families, at No. 2oS Gravier
set near Baronue. ocA I'm
oR RRNT.-PART OF FURNISHED HOUSE
nrent, suitable for q small family, or one or
eutlemen. No. 49, Magazine street. ocl7
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establishment of their objective re-
atty - that lis study Is attended with
disadvantage and danger, and with re-
suits that are absolutely unreliable. and
that modern spiritualism is identical
with ancient necromancv.
The only biographical notice in this
number is sketch of the life and works
Of Isaac Casaubon," representative
scholar Of the sixteenth century, who,
living at time when Catholic power was
in the ascendant. found his progress con
stantly checked by his firm adherence tC
the Protestant faith, which the constant
efforts made by his Catholic friends fol
his conversion were powerlcss to over
come. Many interesting details arr
given, with extracts from Casaubon' let
tiers and journal.
The periodical. reprinted by the Leon
ard Scott Publishing Co. al Barcla.
street, n. " are as follows The Ionic
Quarterly, Edmburgh, Westminster, an
British quarterly Revie'os, and Btdc6
cood's Magazine. Price, 81 year 10
any one, or only SIS Tor all, and the pos
tage L. prepaid by the publishers.
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following lines at the head Of its first col
umn, in black type: "Whcn you see an
Y on the margin OF your paper. you can
understand that you are indebted TO this
Office. and YOU need not be surprised II
you should be called upon by constable
to appear at some Justices office to an
swcr TO complaint of the poor printer.
This is said in good earnest. Business
is business and we can have no more
boys play about it,"
Several pastors in Washington, OF
different denominations. who were APP
prchcnsive that the Government was
about to abandon its peace policy to-
| wards the Indians, called on the Frcsi-
dent Monday, to express their cohVlc-
| ton that such course would greatly dis
appoint the Christian people all over the
country, and be blow to the cause oi
Christianity throughout the world. The
President, with great promptness and eX.
preston, replied that he did not regard
the peace policy failure, and that ii not
only would not be abandoned while he
occupied that place, but that it was hi,
hope that. during his administration, Il
would be 30 firmly established n to be
come the necessary policy OF his success
sors. In that he might possibly be mis-
| talpp
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TEXAS AND MEXICO.

Texas and Mexico are commencin. TO
realize the fact that their interests are
identical. The old spirit of hate is Civ
ing place to one of kindness and frater-
nifty. In the railroads that are designed
to join the prosperous State and the pro-
gressivc Republic, the citizens OF both
sides OF the Rio Grande see link OF iron
that is to create trade and traffic sufii-
cient to enrich the inhabitants of both
Texas and Mexico. The latter's trade
and wealth, which has sought other mar.
kets, through numerous and expensive
avenues, will be difTuscd by the railroads
of Texas, making speedy and rcmu-
nerativc return TO the dealer and
trafiicker. For years the Rio Grande
frontier has been source of trouble to
the United States and Mexico. When
the first train of cars crosses the turgid
and rapid current of the frontier river, it
will carry with it the ubiquitous Yankee
who will push the desperate into the
river with the remark that he has no time
to fight and when it returns it will bring
back the polite Mexican gentleman who
has only seen the rougber elements Of
our American civilization clad in buck
skin trousers, and ornamented with pom
derous, clanking spurs. We look for
ward to the opening of the proposed
highways as an suspicious time, fertile
with benefits to the people of Mexico
and Texas, and the whole people Of our
<,Arornvnant
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Live Anents Wanted

To sell Or. Chase's Recipes; or lnlor-
nation for Everybody. in every county
in the United States and CaHadas. En-
larged by The publisher TO GiS pages. II
contain, over 700 household recipes, and
is suited to al classes and conditions, OF
society. \ wonderful boot, and a house.
hold necessity. 1t sells at sight. Great
est inducements ever offered to book
agents. sample copies sent by mail
Postpaid, for -. Exclusive territory
given. Agents more than double thciI
money. Address Dr. Chase, Steam
Printing House, Ann Arbor, Michigan
1l-3-l3t
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BRITISH QUARTERLY REVIEW

This magazine, for October, repub-
lished by the Leonard Scott Publishing
Co., Al Barclay street, New York, con-
tains as follows:
Religious Art.
The Atomic Theory of Lucretius.
The Poetry Of Alfred Tennyson.
The Etruscans and their Language.
The Boarding Out of Pauper Orphans.
Modern Necromancy.
Isaac Casaubon.
Contemporary Literature.
The object Of the essay Oh Religious
Art" is to ascertain 1.-THE truth about the
relative positions, attributes, and powers
Of art and goodness" On the ground
that art is the labor OF human hands,
whereas religion is an aspiration Of the
SOUL" Of which the hands are ignorant
II Is contended that art cannot be relig-
ious.
zone great aim OF Lucretius. in the De
Reratnl NatuTa, was to act forth the scien-
tific truths Of the time and its value in
the eyes OF science now lies in its full and
exact statement Of an ancient theory
which the latest experiments confirm
The Atomic Theory, which the present
article fully explains, did not originate
with Lucretius, but is attributed to Epi
Gurus, and was taught by Democritus
who died b. c. $50. The creed OF Lucre
titus u pronounced to be substantially the
same as that OF the modern materialist.
Article Ill. begins with review OF
"Quesn Mary" and branches of into a
notice Of Tennyson's other poems, their
merits, defects, and popularity, and the
probable permanence of the authors
poetical reputation.
The paper on "The Etruscans and
their Language" Is chiefly interesting to
pMloiogistA. 1t contains q careful COM
parison OF the theories of DR.. Corsscn,
who believes the Etruscan TO be an H..
dialect, and OF Mr.. Isaac Taylor, who
claims that 1t is Of lyric derivation.
The essay on "Modem Necromancyr
points out, s'that while there is amnle
testimony as to the occurrence of nhc-
n0mena inexplicable according to the
general order and Limitation OF organic
lits, the study Of these phenomena has
not advanced Z single step beyond the
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For Sale.

"A silver plated No. 0 Wilson Shuttle
Sewing Machine, hard piano finish.
valued at $50. viii BE- sold at $50 dis
count, on good terms, and ordered direct
from the factory.
-Colored and mounted Maps OF the
city OF Cairo at - 30 each (halt price
"A No. . Wilson shuttle Sewing Ma
chine valued at So. VIII be sold at So
discount, and ordered direct from the
factory.
A $50 Remington Sewing Machine
$50 of for cash. Suitable Tor tailor or
boot and shoe manufacturer.
--"Picturcsque Americas number
bound in , volumes, full gilt Morocco;
price, 10.
"A style ~" "Clough, Warren Il
CO.. Parlor Organ, right from the fac
tory at Detroit. List price, $500. VIII
be sold for 500.
"A new two-horse Gamble wagon.
For any of the above articles, apply a
the BULLETIN Office. T.. \. BuRNETI.
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Obstacles to Marriage.

Happy relief for young men from the
effect of Errors and Abuses In carly life.
Manhood restored. lmpediments to Mar
rage removed. New method Of treat
ment. New and remarkable remedies.
Books and Circulars sent free, in sealed
envelopes. Address Howard Assoc,a
lion, 40 y. Ninth street, Philadelphia.
Pam institution having a high repu.
tation Tor honorable conduct and protcs.
sionsl skill. S2i-d&w3m
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Ex-PaIxE FIGHTER.

On the night OF the Goth. In New ork,
at Hibernian Hall. John Morrissey made
speech, which he closed with the fol-
lowing language: 81 am no candidate
for office, but have been compelled to
come forward and champion your rights.
1t is for you to say whether l, as well as
the others on the Peoples ticket, shall
win. This Is your fight. If you do not
assert yourselves now aud defeat the
'one-man power as excmpliiied by
John Kelly, you have nothing to hope
for In the future. only represent the
principle. ! am fighting your battles on
a Democratic platform. ] am against
Tammany Hall as now constituted, ana
SO should you be. You can win the fight
II you will. and when the sun goes down
on Tuesday next you will either be vic
tors or slaves for the bal
ance OF your lives" besides
Morrissey, many speakers OF local
note in New York addressed the large
and enthusiastic assemblage. among
them being the noted Colonel Henry A.
Gildersleeve. When Morrissey attempted
TO leave the room he was greeted witt
loud and enthusiastic cheers, and the
whole meeting. in body, escorted TIN
gladiator to his carriage. The same
pluck that sustained him in the prize
ring asserts itself in political life. As a
prize fighter he shonc as brilliant
light. both in America and Europe; as a
gambler, America has never produced Il
holder one and as a politician he is com
mencing to dictate in the political capital
This man was surely born to succeed
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Ibist1r, OF The Trouble with Agent
Gibson.


KANSAS CITY. Mo-, Nov. 1.-The fol-
lowing are the particulars which led to
the recent uprising at the Usage agency,
and which came near costing Agent CID
son his head: Gibson undertook to dis
tribute the supplies bought with the gem
o:al funds OF the tribe To such Indians
only rs he claimed were civilized aud
loyal to him, principally the most de-
PRAYED and worthless of the tribe,
10 the exclusion aud neglect of Il
large majority of Intelligent ln-
dians. OF course those of the tribe
against whom this unjust discrimina-
ton had been made rcbelled against
such proceedings and placed Il guard over
the property and the worthless life of this
arrogant Gibson would have been sacri-
feed had it not been for the interference
of the very chiefs aud men whom he has
so persistently outraged. Hard Robe,
the best Indian in the tribe. rs spokesman,
has ordered Gibson TO remove inme-
dia,cly all goods of the reserve, AMI
| upon Geographic summons the supcrin.
| tendcnt OF Indian affairs has gone To the
| agency and will cndcavor TO preserve
peace among the Indians until the de-
partmcnt has time to adjudicate matters.
| Information ut the agency says that Glib
son was terrified at the determined and
mcnacing position of the tribe and
at once dispatched post haste to
Cheyenne agency for one hun
drcd cavalry, and on arrival of this sup.
port hc proposes 10 force the wronged
| Indians into submission To his outragcs
The appearance Of Supt. iloag upon tho
scene will doubtless quell the disturbance
and secure peace. The Indians arr
greatly incensed aud thoroughly aroused
but their unbounded respect for and con
fidence in Supt. lIosg will enable him tc
hold them in check until Il higher powe
shall quiet the troubled waters.
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Resolrei, That his Honor the Mayor
be requested to order the police to take
immediate steps to rid the city of all such
characters, calling special police to aid
them If necessary in carrying ont such
order.
Resoirei. That any and all such per
sons found lounging about the streets
after being notified by the police shall be
at once arrested as Migrants and dealt
with accordingly.
Alderman Halliday moved the re-
yiscd Ordinances be laid on the table.
Carried.
ON motion OF Alderman NelliS, council
adjourned TO meet Tuesday evening.
Nov. 2nd, 1875.
W, f. ANLEY. CITY Clerk.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Drunkenness Cured !

without inconvenience, at your home. Anti
d1tc sent free 10 any address ON receipt Of ou'
dollar address, ..
FIJI. HuBB ARD, NJ u.
Manager st. Louis lnebriatc Hospital.
Onicc-llll olive street, - Louis.
lO-l IF
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TIE DAILY BULLETIN.

THE BULLETIN is published every morning
Except Monday IN the Bulletin Building, cor
ner Washington avenue and Twelfth street
Tlm BrLLETIS is served TO city subscribers by
faithful carriers ut Twenty-Five Cents Week,
payable weekly. By Mail, lin advance, $40 per
annun six months, SO; three months, 81; one
month, 81 %.
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,,ssrssppPr ELECTION

The following dispatch from Mr.. VIM.
n. McCardle. editor Of the Nicksburg
Herald. to Mr.. W. NJ. Williams, of this
city, indicates that the Democrats carried
Mississippi In the election in that State
vrcKsBuRG, Nov. 2, 1873.
To w. N. williams, Cairo
Advices FROM every quarter of the State
assure us of certain triumph.
WIN. II. McCARDLE.
LATER.
VIcxsBuRG, Nov. 2, 1915.
To Mr.. W. n. Williams;
The victory Is ours. Both Houses o
the Legislature unquestionably Demo
cratic. We carry Warren but can't give
majority tonight.
WM. II. MCCARDLE.
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Opium or Morphine Eaters !!

cured without pain or inconvenience, At your
home in iOdays. Medicines for iir-t three weeks
treatment sent free to any address on receipt OF
live dollars state amount used daily
Address. i. II. HUBBARD, ~ y.
Manager IT. Louis incbiiate Hospital.
Onlcc--llll Olive street, II. Louis.
lp.I5-tf
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Communications upon subjects Of gen.
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ls"All Business Letters should be addressed to
Cairo Bulletin COmpnpy.
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s5-onc inch Ii a square
D"Io regular advertisers we offer superior IN
ducements, both AS to rate OF charges and man
her Of displaying their Givors.
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ADVERTISING RATES.
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". 7. ANLEN. CiLY Clerh.
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SAID proposed lcNcc, II Is supposed, VIII
contain 10000 yards of material.
w. i. WRIGHT,
WOOD RITTENHOUsE,
CHARLES LANCASTER,
IF. NELLis,
GEO. NoCCM,
Committee on Lcyec.
ON motion OF Alderman Halliday the
report was received and the Ordinance
Committee instructed TO prepare an ordi.
nance in accordance Herewith and re-
port same tomorrow night, Nov. ,.
Alderman Wright moved to reconsider
the vote on the preambles in the
resolution adopted at last meeting rela-
tive to the Cairo & st. Louis railroad.
Adopted by the following vote
Aycs--Iialliday, Lancaster, Parker,
Nellis, Patier, Rttenhouse, Saup, This
tlcwooS Wright and Yocum--l0.
Mayo.
Alderman Wright moved to strike out
OF Section 7 all the words after the words
Cairo 4 st. Louis railroad" and insert
the words, "haying failed to comply with
their contract
Alderman Thistlcwood moved to
amend by striking out all the preamble.
Carried.
Alderman Thistlewood moved the res0-
luton be laid on the table. Carried.
Alderman Wright offered the following
resolution which on motion was adopted;
WHEREAS, The city is at present in
rested with an unusually large number
OF persons commonly called "iramps,"
VINO hang about private :premises, keep
ing up asystem OF begging or piliering,
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WrUflan atipn.

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ptint frif&s RnbmiI&, 70 ME Ft Bee
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abtalisH tsramlauftnbtn gIsbs. psI.
Gts an tunstn BAumfn orobm G&a.
ben aarihisH fann, 10 batfn. gabl
fttne 5frhrcdsnt Stttit au& uur fir
slHt Na&t uRaHsSsbtassl.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-04-15

Sir arbrit III RsiIIs; nur bur& Ft
fam bic euItiUiris asnf&ttit t.Rtbtn.
Die Iatur t,inst uns tbrs Dt,uRs
ni&t sntSsssn, fs miRsn pl.Imsbr .rs
runstn, srRrittsn wtrb,n. D. atb.tt
III ter 5tIs, auf WsI&sm bic m,nf&li&,
@stlIf&aft unO Oas Slid Der 3utunft
SssranSst wsrOsn mub. glur bur& lt
tpirb wnbrts. gtssnitum srwOrbtn; al.
les anStrt if nur w4s stItsbtn. Dtnn
nnr nuf bic Grd&ts esS sissntn S&Of
fsns bat man tin btiIIs.s, pOGsiltts,s.
unanIaRbarsS 8t&t.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-04-15

WinierpeI3en eggeH.-2sins esy,
10 70 cut fir 'bIsGt nhblI&t Nrbtit &C.
,isnti, ais bic G6Omasf&s. Go 10 biss
ant fhr ben Wtijtn nnb bic tInas(atli
Craze pbfr Rltelaat gtRt btRer auf.