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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-18
refer Allleen " James Flynn First Ina.
ice Court for the Parish of Orleans. No s0sIl

tee Court for the Parish of OIleans. No. ssI.
RY VIRTUE OF A WRIT oP vRnr r.m..
- to me directed by the honorable the I; r.3
}us.lce OF t1e peace in and for the parish Of Or
leans leans WIZ proceed to sell at public auction. in
DAY, October 20 1876 a, twelve O'Clock N
AL TIE RIGHT, TITLE AND INTRRR,sr If A.
!-boant James Flynn in and to a cert Ain Iesas ~
the St Charies be tire, - DER sct beio,s o.
nero notary public. dated Peb sry Is, 1875. AID
s.sn naine from April 3, 1876 Tor the period Of
In nv onace. wy VI ioeso Oh NE
Seised In the above entitled and numbered snit
Ie5ms@Cash on tie spot '.
ocs Is 2o' OsULLIvAN, Coust,b,A
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-18

FOREIGN.


The P1DgYiDs aal the Pore.
hone, Octobtr 1.-The Pope yesterday
received 10000 Spanish pilgrims. The off
CRIME were enth usiastic, and the ceremony
lasted over IN hour.
Rasjc In the stsck Excha.se,
LoBDOH, October I7.-There was = panic
In the Stock Exchange in to-day some Of the
foreign bonds, especislly Russian, which
we're offered 1t . decline of two and half
to five PER cent; Hungarisps declined two
Der cent; Turkish one-half to one DER cent.
4 Newspaper Broker Up fer PrfstipG an
Article Of CASTELAR,.
A special to the Times from Barcelona
states that the Liberal organ, La Tribune,
has been sentenced to six month"; susDen.
sion, s01 tbus finally ruined, for publishing
ont Spain the Liberals are now oppressed
By the geyesonent, which daily becomes
narrower IN tone and moderate in sym
Pathies. The arrogance Of the priesthood
Increases daily.
The COesos eDinseFs.
HANCM1SrER, October 7-At . meeting
Of the Cotton 0pinnefs and Manufacturer
Association Of northern and Northeastern
LsucsshiSe y,sterdsy, 1t Wa resolved that
The operative cotton spinners having given
notice that they win b bound no longer to
tie srraoGement By which their wages have
bitheeto Seen regulated, this action would
dive tbot body ooDtsol Of the position Of
Wageo r The discreet; therefore the mill
oWne1 eef1ss 70 continue work ua1ee the |
proposed ees1itioae, and decide = give .
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COMMERCIAL.

CO1TON-fhe sales to-day tco. intending 80
bales additional yesferdsy EN- brsoed ESQ noise a,
prices uquirng NC change in cur eoota'iorA
We give also the nguses and report o. tie *.
change, - besov:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-18

Justice Court for the Parish Of Orlssns ~
Pr VlRFu1 OF WRIT OF FIkRI FAc1As To
ne rocted bv the hon. :. ". Falls eeventh
}usuce o. the p7ace IN and for the parish OF Or.
G IA me above entitled cause, via proceed to
seu q punlc sale, 1t my warehouse On Berbn
between Magazine and Constance or Live OaL
s.teets KIN District New Or,eans on WEDNES
loving property, to wit e AoA
n phe sofa lot Mat il G, one Looking Glaes four
1'bets, one L'gat Stand, one Wash Stand ono
Pic ure and one lot of Books WIG
Sc zea in the above entitled sutt
Terms-Cash on The spor
oc6 10 Ia r. q pIprp C..,,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-18

Cab1net Meeting.

Cab1net Meet1Bg.
WAsHNGTOS, October I7-There was
full Csbinent meeting to-day, except the
Secre tAsy Of State.
SecretaFy Chandler leaves TO night for
New York.
Msj0r GeLeral Chandler will relieve
Lieutenant Colonel James A. Ekin as chief
guarteEmaster of the Department of the
south.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-18

Making . tosal Of e1zs 90 premium honda
The only sAie reported 1t the k1ehAnge was
3 100 premium bonds At 2 a.
Stocks oDtia oeA dun.
S'Ate cor soils VIE IN modeYStA YsoueGf and frm
cirsing u ssa ASK.
H.e0ia0 bonds were In fair demand bet some
what ifret ulsr clasing, however, TIE same ss yes
terdsy, ot al 0dS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-18
WANTED,

ANT1D-A PRISON WHO UNDERSTANDS
BOYLE Ss.yh ~ AZ its branchea Apply TO 4. o.
~P"0uoan once. sells
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-18
OOHSTABLES' SALES,


n. c. Ras6en, Agent. ". Mrs. Miller
sixth Jnssics Court for the pariAh Of Orieans
b I. Ne directed By tie E.r. s,spsea oLsa1y
si1.b jasiee q The pesee IN Aad fog The Daxish q
Orieans. vtll proceed 70 ell q public suction
MA. !eAsupi' sulas on AOHDAH. October q. is7s
4 Lor OF BousKHoLp FURNITURE
Sc 1ed IN The aeoTe suit. - Per Inventory in my
Terns-Cash in Gated sssses currency.
cell Il q ANfHsSY GkasrEER Constable. :
&c Court ~ sis rsrsss q o1iscn.. Il.
RIvlerul orAw WRIT OF nIn YAc1A, TO M
ps.ee IN s.d ior the pez.sh Of Oriesna ym pro
hsa.- ss ia Jui. street the .sno.tas de.erisss
property. to wit
one lot Of Pantaloens, on. lot of ves.s. one lot
Of Cnde' shirts one lot OF Hat one lot Of Capa,
Add 9th. artlcles.
sezed in the above entitled AMI NUN ered suit,L
cell i7ai: " y. SsuILrvAx. cou...s,.
Mrs. Margaret stray vs.. q. r. Jees-Ffrs1
Justice COur. for the Pansh Of Orleans 10.
DR. VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF PRaI "a.
y eiAs = ne ii ected BY the honorable tie
htsi justice Ct the peace in and for The pariah
s 2, ass = WI P,oesed to sen q public ass.os
o. SATURDAY, Oerob-r II. ls.s 1t twelve o'e,oek
n the loving deecribs d property. TO Wit
ONE LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FCRSITCRE - per
toye tory tie in nv cflce
S-iI q N the above e. titled and Numbered suif
Term@Cash on the spot
oell ls2l- VI USCLLIvAV. Constable
u yacksoD. J. T.. sc6e0el subPOgnted. Va
g. ". eehedel And J. c. Set ed-I in salido-Sey.
erth Justice Court 70: tie Parish OF OrleaSs
No. 63la
DT VIkTCB OF WRIT OF FrERI PACIAs no
~ NE directed BY the Hon L ". Falls seventh
Justice o. tie peace in and for the parieh Of Or.
leADs. IN he above entitled cause, viii proceed
to Sc a pubic sale, IN front Of the coui rhouse
No. eee Magazine street, on WaDHRSDAT, Oceo-
otr 49, 1876. Twelve o'cioek NJ
ALL He kIGHT, TITLE AND INTEREST Of the
d f-Rdaat & ". Set edsl IN and to he claim md
eoit en- III led 3 v Scheiel vs. J. C. Sched-l No
1887 on the eoeket Of the Fourth District Court
SesSrd in the above entitled suit
Terms-Cash on the spot
oc3 ID Is ls~ q pTpRR co,.<-A,.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-18

Be calm in arguing, for 6erceness makee
error guilt and truth . disOourtesy.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-18

MeteoFological and River Report.
The following statement Of the wesfher and
rivers 10 furnished by the signal Service officer SIS.
tiout d 1t New Orleans:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-18
ms. WALKER 4 MOSES,
DENTISTS,


1fveh Circle, entrance Ne. $50 Dola1
street,
Solicit the patrooaee Of the public, assuring IL
careful attention in al operations pertainineU
their profession. q charge0 In keeplnx with ~
present distressed pecuniAy eoaditsm of the -
PIE o. Louisiana
They have engaged the services Of conpetb
aAeistAnfs and every care has been taken n -
arrangement Of their o11ces for the sccomne1b
ton and comfort Of their patroaA
d. = Otto Moses having formed . eo-paftne
ehip WITH Dr. J. b WALKER has removed his ~
rom No. 347 Barenne street 70 No IS0 DeIord M
Tfvoli Circle. ieia ~
HESkl nALLAKD, UNITED STATES GOV.
IL. hhSAkkT CONTRACTOR, AND DBALER n
rOHAok. COAL AaD WOOD. respectfully requsGo
puonc petronage IN his line Of trade A wen =
soneo STOCK u always kept on hand and viii b
sed a. loxsst prce:for cs.h Orders v bea.9
ton street and No lol Peter street near Lsfsyetta
OF ron the feed store and coal yard ct the corns
.. % nens and washir gton streetA Consignmsne
ne soiicfted and win Sc disposed Of to the beGt
.~.,,ne OF conNgneee- Quick sAles and proupe
can Be given. ;vN n
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-18
RAILROADS,

RAILROADS,
--">---~>---->>----~-~>~~~~>~>~ ~~>>r>>~>~~~~~--
NEW ORLEANS AND NOZZLE
THE MOBILE LINE.
rHI aRRAr THROUGH ROUTE
" he Kass. NersA and West.
VA Louisville. via Atlanta end Vi. g. Lou,a.
oAkkIna TIE uNrrED STATES NAN.
ffAins WI asrtvs and depart nom Depot, M q
putGs Ga 'szsss; - sOne.e
egsss...... ssls 4 Il szp.,.,A ai 1,,s,An
osls .es . 49,: see r 4 e1Issss ~ + l.
Iei.sseo s.ls P. n Cost :os sssSn; ..aeAx
M, nulna1 ralaee C.rs daily 10 Guc,nDss. Lou,s
s .s. sa:nx ine LynchbuIV and Bsitimors 1itheat
Sases9, ~ 40 snE sos ehAnss . New Yeri e
Inc coast accommodates runs to Riloxi
nosi opposite CITY HSssl,
GREAT JACKSON ROUTE.
NEW ORLEANS. ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO RAIL
% and after Monday, Ocs.her o. 1875,
1faans depart and arrive - follows nom c.lnols
n,p.,. ssreet depot:
1 zs,' P. n. Mail ... .Ti:,,An
.I 10: $50 P. N. As ;icn GOO A. NJ
ton: .y:i5 NJ S1 'iUn .ee0m S:ss ~
Louis chicsso. Gou ssssfHns ca. through to ST.
cons run :. .r :: Nc
c Tchets for sale and inform, t,on .,xsn a, No. y
'''ee' corner Of Common under City Hotel
j.lsly 4 4 3 3 ssss66! !P Agent;
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-18

The mariet opened with . ord Il qriry bot %
sales during the morning were o N tsrase eI.
tent Aferward the rnoFtEea. t~eaus u ore
animated, and the sales summed Up tie hbe. a.
amount noted above Prices are generally steady
and for some descriptions stronger With excec.
:ionAi sses indicate g an ad vance Of fully sc ba.
tie IN proveme ut was not &c TT ept - ieQulre any
char e 10 our eno' IL n Good staple .nds con
tiuued IL light supply, and comm AID. d spropor
tionateoly high prices c3mpsred with ether de.-
cripiit ne-
Tie dispa1-les reported Liverpool steady a.
previous rates with sales of 1909 halee. ID
rivals I'D higher bit offered freely q. the aS.
vance Manchester quiet firm: Hsrre duIi !,
with heavy receipts. a d New York without qu3,A.
bic change in spot. and loa , lover FOR futures,
which were sd l-3zdI l6d.
Tie tsles OF the past three days sum mp Is 90
80 not Ieport@d until to-day. and ess6 to day1'
sgAiI q 10 20 tor the eorresI ondr time last week
and ii 80 The week before.
Receipts snce Friday evening rs bales. en-
orscing 1si from oth.r delivery ports tof which
:si from Mobile and zes3 from feiA4J and s.gs5
proper, against 10 sSi pr per lAst week. and l7,l59
SsI: :s.In:s ia Is t. ss ae as .:s q '
ssss to Liverpool 1850 TO Co1k. sise 10 HaVre and
is17 TO Bremen
The Exchange teieer.ms make the receipts At
~ the ports from II n vest. LAY to II y. TO-DAY
IN 800 bales, against Ai4a ass week and Is All last
ye.r: AID since H,ida, % s7s bales AxAinst IS aal
d soIs 5ses ss.ns, 10 '' nc s Hus1:,
noon, October II lat sear--increase lN ssi.
Export: Hriesy 70 Monday, inclusive, to Great
Hro4 last year, and TO the continent 1901 bales,
againat s7is last week and 1893 last wear.
S. - Pqs r.. % 1.ss Up 2 ID N
last yea1.
the l1ehane. makes th. amount On .hiptoud
NOT eeefed lb-fore to-dAys exporfs) % o3l bales,
embracing s2ss for Liverpool, IS 2is for Bavre,
az: for the North ga, 50 for Bremen. 300 for the
IN presses, Agreesbly to lts account At u n.
ez $50 bales only part Of which IL on isle.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-18

The following are tbs sAles. receipts and exports
Of the pF1nc1pf articles for the past three Gays:
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TaE NEW oxLEAss
SANITARY ExcAVarIuc 60.
one''p'f.1's y a 'ss q the I.sa.,
exesnsve privilege II KNPrYua 49,.
Pnv1s, SINKS. sse,
0DORLxss ExCAvArrNo a,,..

- used By the company, ere that IL -
pszs'f0ed q any ho1r Of the day = ~ !.
thoEeogh manner in which the 49,. q
moved, the ahseeee Of Al oHtpsfv. 20. y
shsEt space u time required "a snD-..
being eoptisA in from tan to ffam
Abovs Ill. TfS CHKAPNEsA
An srdxs left ss the ooupaavs ea.a
Co0nea street. o. sent 70 Pesse0e. 49,
WI reoefve vgs0pe stteatioa.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-18

GAS ElATURRS AND RANCID
~ AT NAV YORK PRlCkA
Agxnts for the Great
BARSTOW 4 WARREN RANGE
dealers m Gas Fixtures. Pumps, Bath fu11ol
Plumb & NateTialA
running md Ga Fitting promptly a1oe04D0
y SULLIVAN & BUL01D4 u
eel n cd No 81 CAMP street neoR 49,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-18

American a1A RoFeaG1 Hhn
GILAURB / CO.. s1eessssu I, o.
DR & ca. aoaieitse1 rsxents prpcxr1l r r.
txsaa oe iees IN sAvanes. IL 49,
pAtens = g1anss1 be tess Sor nakinG - ~
md eeodueting . reheaxine. 0peciS
given 70 Inter fereace easas 80 - r.
once. extensions b ore CoaGE1sa t6SIs
suits IN dihere1t states. anA ia fa0GS
6ILAdRH / co. sor Danp6les e dx1 -
OLD B0ansy LAnA Waxsn
he last r-p It Of The Comusauss,er = -.
er.l Land Once shows !. 81, -, ae1o Z
And variants outstanding. 1ena v0A
under ct Of 1s and rxior setA 6IIN0U1k
pey cash ior them Send BY ngistm1
onos to p<r1eet them 7-
CAiteA States Gesesal LanA @
Contested land eaees p<psesuna ~ -
United States 6enerA Land Once an1 -
OF the Interior. Private LAID elnina H&1frGl
pre-eDpeaen claims md hooesseoa 60 -
AKreaFs Of Pay and Bsuusy.
Omeefs, soldiers md sailors Of d. IN - =
Their helm, Are in many cases entitled b -
nom the eov~fnnene, Of which fhey Nm .
knoviedge Write full history a s1iviea =
e ess.e a%Soas Of Psy a1d ss1asy s1
after examination. VII be given yoghuA
PensaDns,
Al o6cerA soldiers and calm m
sured, or inj1red Il the late w4r bevsvlf edlAtiy
can obtain . pension By sddnauing 01A6131
Cases. prosecuted sy GILMORE CO. ~, =
supreme Court of the United StstnL ~ Csu3 &
Claims esd the Southern Claims Cs0HiR.
kAeh department Of our buaiuaD i eon1nG1l
N teparate bureau, under the chaER 2to9
expeneneed parties employed BY Tie ~ -
Prompt attention TO al business intrustsa = .
AoAA Z CO - thus secured. We deaiJe y -
success ~ deserving It Address
GILMORE co,
ny3l WAGbf11frR, NJ C0lunfR
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-18

no YOC NERD MONEY!
CAu e The eor-er Of St Louis and psuDAhl
Neee 70. les st. Louis street and l04 DaHunal
esfeee Al kods Of S6CON HAND GOODS bG1e4
a2d sod, Furniture, Ladies' aud Gentle00s
Clothing. English. french, Spanish and 0e111
Sooks esuGnt. VIII call 1t residence Uon1 -
through postolRce.
ocl7 " JuLRR lu601
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-18
WAR DDYAH1nHH1, !
lief Signal O@oer, }
~ a6HR Am . ~

00u SIv1sf PASS, October l7.-AYrfved last
n,ignt-bIitIsh steamship HsytiaD Watson, MAJ
Forw GOD Co. Arrived 1T II A. M.-stesmshp
Cuos Ac!ntosb master, from Hew York via a.
xAhe sno AexicAn porte, TO J. n. Witherspoon:
Kori d. ports, to l. K: kobert1, steamship Gusais.
HILL mater. hem Ind,aLos bou nd for Havans
with stMgo Of cattle put In here FOX . harbor,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-18

RoME, OctObtr 1.-THE Pope yesterds
received 10000 Spanish pilgrims. The oil
CRIME were enth usisstic, and the ceremop
Lated over An bour.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-18

Bales
Stock On hand September l. IS7s.........2e3 81
Arrived aimee Last state uent ....... 5lie
Arrived previo usly, inclu1ing city
balAgs in septem Der. .,..... l44 spS-I,s ss5
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-23
LIBERTY AND LAW.

The Picayune whines for elderly and
law" and we'll it may. 1t belongs to a
party in which both are entire strangers.
The man in that party who takes the lib
erty to vote against the mandates of the
central committee is ruined at once. The
register of voters, supervisor of elections
or member Of Returning Board who
talks Of any law that stands in the way of
Democratic success is threatened not only
with death, but with punishment after
death. And yet the Picayune is a Demo-
cratic paper. 1t obeys the behests of its
tyrant masters with fear and trembling,
and puts in plea for the sort of elderly
and law" that will make its chains more
secure: There is not grain of liberty in
the whole Democratic discipline, and the
man who would venture into their camp
and talk of law would be shot as spy,
or sent to lunatic asylum. Liberty and
law, forsooth! Liberty to murder polit-
ical opponents, and law to enforce their
frauds on the ballot box! 4
Union of Estates that would protect the Lou
isiana Democracy in their outrages would
be . curse to mankind, worse than the
Turkish rule in Servia, or the fanatioism
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-23
THANKSGIVING.
Proofs NATION BY THE PRESIDENT

PROCLs NATION BY THE PRESIDENT.
WARRINGTON D. c.. October Is, 1s7s.
To the People CT the unitea States:
From year to yesr we have been accustomed to
pause In our daily pursuits, and get apart time to
offer our thanks to the Almighty God for the
special tlessings He ia, vouchsated to us, with
our prayers fer . continuance thereof We have
at this me equal reason to be III ,nkf for Biseor
tinued Protection. and for thu many material
blessings His bounty has bestowed. In addition
to these favors accorded to US individuals, We
have especial occasion to express our hearty
thanks to Almighty God that by His providence
aud guidance our government, established q Gen.
tury ago has been enabled to fulfill the purpose Of
its founders in offering an asylum to the people Of
every race, curing civil and religious liberty to
all within its borders, and netting out to every ;n-
dvdual alike justice aud equality before the law.
1t is, moreover, especially our duty to offer our
humble pr ayers to the Father Of all mercies for
continuance Of His divine favor to Us as a nation
and as Individuals.
By II ason Of al these side rations I, Ulysses
s. Grant, President Of The United States do recon-
memo to the people of the United States to devote
the THU tieth day Of November next to the express
sions Of their thar ks and prayers to God
and laying aide their daily avocations and ell
secular occupstont to sembls in tt cir respective
places of orship and observe such day as day Of
thank sgiving and rest.
In witness wht rof have hereunto set my hand
and caused the O. a. Of the Upi.ed States to be az
fixed.
Done at the city Of Washington this twen.y.si1th
day Of ttober. in the year of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and seventy ak. and OF the,
in Independence Of the United States of Ameriea the
one hundred and first
U. s. GRANT.
BY the President
HAMILTON FISH Secretary Of State
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-23
of Salonica. We have no use for the
Union on such terms.
COOL INPUDRNCE.

The select "convocation of polite
worms" who are playing the part of Re-
turning Board for the provisional govern
ment, on Tuesday submitted very mod
est request to President Wells of the other
Returning Board. 1t was this: That all
returns passed upon be submitted to the
moot tribunal, that they may see whether
or not they tally with the ''oficial returns"
in their possession. Well, suppose they
were to comply, and Messrs. Zacharie,
Burke ct al found they did not tally.
What then? We suppose it would come
to some such conflict of opinion as that
reported in the case Of an old Hard Shell
Baptist preacher, who was spouting some
rather wild doctrine, which friend re-
futed by quoting the Apostle Paul "Ah, )"
said the old divine, there's where Paul
and differ" We think it quite likely
that the "official returns" in possession
of Messrs. Zacharie, Burke Il Co. pil
differ in many essential parti culars from
the actual facts of history. But it will
be all the worse for the "ofieial returns"
which have no better basis than fraud,
intimidation and violence, to the extent
of murder, to stand upon.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-23

The Times has not yet heard from
Fayette, Mississippi, where two dozen
negroes were killed just for fun on election
night. The REPUBLICAN reported the fact
in short paragraph. Such tragedies
hardly startle one in these days of first
class outrages, and our virtuously "inde-
pendent" contemporary. instead of look
ing about TO see whether the story was
really true, rudely assailed respectable
planter of Concordia parish, whom it sus-
pected of having brought the information
to the city. 1t would be interesting to
know, in this connection, two things:
Has the Times yet heard the news? If it
has, why it has not had the honesty or
courage to publish it.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-23

if we could get q chance at it again. ex-
claim these envious bystanders, who see
Messrs. Wells, Anderson, and their col
leagues with the destinies of the nation
for the time being in their hands. But,
thenk fortune, the period of cheating in
this campaign is over; the crop has been
gathered, and few days more will decide
which is false and which is true.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-23

That sell out is not to take place after
all. 1t was formidable scheme, and en-
braced Pinchback and his party, and
came very near to fulfllment, but finally
failed. Such is the lame sensation, as
concocted by the Times concerning g
schism in the Republican party which
was to result in counting in" Hayes and
counting out" Packard. When forced
to the wall, from which there was no hon.
orable path of retreat, it turned the thing
off by saying the plan was seriously con-
templated but had been abandoned.
Surely, Mr.. Pinchback has good grounds
for an action for SANDER against paper
that dared thus to accuse him of such
piece of treachery. People generally be-
lieve the whole story was invented by the
Times to avenge the scourging inflicted
upon it by Pinchback in his recently pub
lished letter to that journal, of which it
published only garbled copy.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-23
IMPORTANT TO GAS CONSUMERS,
Reduction In Price from 81 30 10 ~ 20
Net.

OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS GAs11GHr CoxpIpv
New Orleans, November II, 1876 !
In accordance with the conclusion Of the Board
OF Directors at their last annual meeting held
February ], 1876. the price Of gas viii be reduced
the districts supplied by this company on and
after January l, 1877, to THREE DOLLARS PER
THOUSAND CUBIC FEET; and further discount
Of TEN PER CENT will be allowed for prompt
payment, as heretofore, upon all monthly bills
wherein the consumption Of gas exceeds $50 cubic
feet.
By order of TIE Board:
nol4 3m 2p v. VALLOIS, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-23
ECONOMY AND FASHION

The Latest Styles and most desirable textures In
FALL DRY GOODS
Can be found at
II. II w. CRONER'S.
145.............. Canal Street..............147
New Stock just arriving, comprising beautiful
SILKS. Choice DRESS GOODS FINE ENGLISB
hosiery, FRENCH CORSETS, White Goods and
Domesties, etc.
Also. complete and carefully selected stock o
BRUSSELS, THREE PLY aud INGRAM CARPETS
Check, Plain and Fancy MArrING5, RUGS
SHADES, CORNICES, etc.
Our long experience in this special line enables
GUARANTEE SATISFACTION
To all who favor us with Q call In every depart
ment We have marked our goods at
REMARKABLY Low PRICES.
Special attention to orders from the country.
B. e. w. CRONER,
SelO 70 81 III IN 3m No. lat Canal street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-23

The restaurant bosrder who raps on his
glass TOR q waiter, and shouts, "Hay, hay"
to attract attention, shows at once what
sort of an animal he is,