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I'M Gp0tNG lUHuUE IAN

lUh UhuANO.
RAYS OF LI"TT FROM THE Pass
Beatty Golden Tongue Paror Organs have
won for themselves good reputation far ami
wide Washington { J STIR.
We wouId recommend this excellent ins;u
ment to the musical word. for lis incncss Of
tone -PGaSjms Md) Democrat
Woodbinc Lodge cf odd Fellows has rur-
chased one Of Beauy's Golden Tongue Organs.
and IL is the best instrument ever brought to
this town-Ii oo@Sforn( j RoHiSiT.
The instrument gives entire satisfaction
My brother, who purchased the organ. Is high
ly pcased.-.NmPhis (No) Netcs.
Those who wish to purchase first cas-,
instrument Gor home hail or church mu,i..
should ny a Beatty by all meaus.-Hrsey
[BirD Op,'Ulc
Its tone equals the finest we have ever
heard -Ediaa 30 } Democrat
gents wanted everywhere TO canvass for
this superior instrument. Adde'S, D.hNIEL
+. BEATTY liG<hiHg'on, n J.
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BE \ I7IY pi'n''

GRAND SQUARE AND UPRIGHT.
"Th.,a PA, os are the finest in the worht
Is regards tone and Observation-Disclosures
(Tom) EqpiHroR.
The Beatty Pianois pronounced by all, the
sweetest toned instrument manufactured. -
GciyshE,g, (Pd) Century.
The Beatty Pianos, grand square and
pri-ht, are remarkable for their beauty Of
ui-h n well ~ for sweetness and volume
tone -Midfie'own (N.I) Mercury.
Mr.. Beatty i a responsible business man.
-U'ashUgioR (Nl) Star.
Agents wanted everywhere. Send stamp
or catalog ac Address, DANIEL +.
FATTY. Washington, New Jersey.
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A criminal who escaped from Tex
as has written a letter to an officer of
that State, asking for a pardon, say
ing that he prefers pardon and a
quiet life to stage robbiDg"
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Hog Products.

Hog Products.
100 bbl> Pork -. Louis Standard;
100 pkges Pigs Feet,
in kgs, bbls and half bbls;
10 tierces 5. G.. Hams;
10 packages dry salt Meats;
- casks Bacon sides and shoulders;
80 packages Leaf Lard,
kegs, buckets, tierces and half bbls
decl3. LAMKIN x EGGLEsTON.
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Fruits and Vegetables.

SNn CASES Numsen& SON. packing
.VO consisting of Corn, Peas. Toma-
toes, Lima Beans, Succotash, Peaches, Pine
Apples, Gooseberries, strawberries, Blue
Plums, Rhubarb, WhortrbcIries aud Black
berries also assorted Pie Fruits put up
specially for Hotels, Sreamboits and Families
If LAMKIY * EGGLESToN.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-15

The Democratic party has illustrat-
ed its powers of selfpurifcation by
out the rings and thieves and
Tilden.
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NOTICE.

Richland Pomona Grange No. - will meet
on the frs, Wednesday in July, at II O'Clock
a. M, AT Grard. All members are expected
TO be in attendance, as there is important
business TO transact.
WM L. OLIVER.
Rayville, La, June II, 1876. Secretary.
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NOR SAEEOn GOOD TERMS,

A steam SAW MILL, complete in all its
parts, together with a superior PLAN Err,
SASH and DOOR MACHINE AID TURNING
LATHE. ArpIyIo or address,
MRS. L. A. KEEL, Delhi, La.
RayviIlc, La, April IS, lS7G.-tf
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RElTTl'S'..I55sS9 .,.

AGENTS wanted everywhere, male or female.
Address, DANIEL +. BElTTI, FashHy-
ioh. NJ
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-11

discovered In the roof Of the chapel o
the State Prison. but was soon estin
guished. The prisoners were at dintel
at the time. Fires have occurred IL
this same place several times before.
HAMILTON. Ont, Jan. TO- Nelson
Mills, who was severely stabbed by his
tennant, Mcconnell, died yesterday. Hi
murderer II under arrest.
The blacksmith shop of the Hamilton
and Northwestern Railroad was burned
to the ground yesterday. Doss heavy
II is is supposed TO 10 be ihcehdiarisln
MAcos, Ga. Jan. TO- IT, NJ Brown
of Brown Il Co, died this morning from
an overdose Of morphine. administered
by himself. The general impression
IL that he committed suicide.
MONTGOMERY, Ala. Jan. lO.- Messrs
A. Morg u Go. have effected d cotnpro-
mise with their creditors and will re-
sumo business.
BUFFALO, Jan ~. Very heavy gale
prevails here. with Indications Of d
storm. Telegraphic communication
with the West bas been temporarily
suspended. No damage by the storm
has yet been reported.
LyNoHnuha, Jan. ~. Reported this
a. m. that =. btra,ls, dealer IN ready
made clothing IN this city has failed fol
$4,000
GALVESTON. Jan. 10. "A dispatch from
Brownsville states that Coltina has
been set nj liberty nj the city of Mexico.
and Is expected in The course of Il week
to arrive at his home Ia Matamoros.
v,eGsprna. Jan. 10 Passed down
Thompson Dean. JAS Howard. last
night. down to-day. Nellie Peck. Up
Mary BELL and Cherokee, on Sunday
II. \. Turner, to-day.
BunAs. La, Jan. t0.-@At . o'clock last
night. ~ the tug Charlie Wood was on
her way ID the city from the Jump tow
ing MI empty stone barge and was just
above Fort jackson. she burst n steam
pipe, ,scalding MI. George Bentelto death
instantly. Deceased had been n cook
three children IN New Orleans. His
body was buried hero this morning.
HAbArAx, N. ~, Jan. ia threo-
masted schooner, supposed to be the
Fred E. Schumincl. In n total wreck at
Beaver Harbor. The crew we're saved.
She was bound for b. John, N. H.. FROM
Now Foundland.
A sailor named John Silver was near
ly fatally poisoned by eating canned
peaches yesterday The contents Of the
cans were analysed aud found TO con
tain prussie acid.
roaoNro. Ont, Jan. 10. The weather
which for the past week has been re-.
marlsably mild, changed last night to
intense cold with u heavy hail storm.
QuEESstowS, Jan. t0..--Ihe steamship
aermanic Of the White Star biuc rroin
New York arrived of the Fpstnett. al
y 10 this a. IN.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-11
A Case OF Manslaaghtcr.

The man Hoffman who was shot on
at the corner OF Prosper and Mande'
Vile streets, on the night Of Jan. 2, by
a party named John Grouse, died Sat.
urday night, in the Charity Hospital,
from the effects Of his wound.
From the evidence elected at the post
fnortum examination, it appears thai
Grouse got into difficulty with a. man
named Chas. Stalls, and In attempting
to shoot Stalls missed his man and shot
the unfortunate Hoffman.
Grouse, after the committal OF his
deed, made his escape, and has not beeI
heard from since. Coroner Chastan
will hold the inquest on the body to
day.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-11
NEW YoRk.
Unusually Warm Wcathcr-Mccting ei
CAPITALISTS 10 Establish Line ef Ocean
Stcamcrs-A Committee 20 Visit
Washington Ia Obtain Gov

NFw YoRk, Jan. e.-Weathcr to-day
quite warm. II being soft and balmy,
unusual mildness Of the season, il is the
subject OF general remark, and many
theories are advanced by the wise TO
account for it; while the mild wind was
not at all the likingiof traders and mer-
chants who have laid in an unusual stock
otwintergoods. which are hanging heavy
On their hands. 1t is positive bless.
Ing to the poor, who are unusually nu-
merous this season, owing to the gen.
eral depression in business.
4 private meeting Of capitalists was
Aeld yesterday to consider the practica-
otiity Of establishing a new line OF
OCEAN steamships. The principal ques.
ton involved was whether the Govern.
ment would aid the project by granting
= subsidy; unless this assistance sras
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-11
CINCINNATI.
Death of a Prominent Citizen Losses by
Fire and Raln.st0rm.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 1o.--J. 9. G. Hallens.
an old and successful business man, and
ono of Cincinnati's most cntcrprising
and liberal citizens, died at his rosi-
dencc on College Hill.
The rain-storm yesterday was followed
last night by a heavy wind, doing con-
siderable damage to buildings and
trees about the city.
The barns and stables OF j. q.
Mahoncy, at Covington, KY, We're
burned night last. Several horses and
mules and two carriages were consumed.
Loss not known: no insurance.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-11
RICHMOND.
Lunatic Asylum at williamsburg De-
Streycd by Fire.

RICHMOND, Jan. 10.-One OF the build
ings OF the Eastern Lunatic Asylum
at Williamsburg was burned yesterday
afternoon. The building was fine brick
structure four stories high, and con-
tanned public hall for religious wor-
ship, a dining hall, bakery, kitchen,
laundry, etc, Loss Se5,0oo. upon which
1t is believed there was no insurance. A
high wind was blowing at the time, and
other buildings of the asylum were Sc
riously threatened, but the flames were
confined TO the building destroyed.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-11
Mrs. Moulton and Plymouth Church, The
Kentucky senatorial Contest Death
ef a Prominent Banker Lost
Union Park Mortgage
1las.s1u tlnaTat us.n1

ef a Prominent Banker Lost
Union Park Mortgage
IIonds Recovered.
The weather here this morning IL
cloudy and brisk wind prevails, with
Indications of storm. Thermometer
about 40 degrees above zero.
Judge Van Colt, counsel for Mrs.
Moulton, and MI. Shearinan, counsel
FOR Plymouth Church, wore questioned
last evening In reference 10 the compile
tion of the list of delegates and churches
to compose the mutual council ~ con
slider Mrs. Moulton's ease. Both gen
tlemcn admitted the list was completed.
but refused TO furnish n lst Of churctDs
for publication. The committee Will
hold a meeting to-day to perfect the
list, and the letters. tiissives, the names
Of churches and pastors to participate
In the council will then be given to the
public.
A special from Frankfort, ky., says
Indications are that on the first ballot
| for United States Senator Beck will re-
ceive about g5 or 40 votes, Il requires ~
10 nominate ia caucus, and ~ 10 elect
on joint ballot. Caldwell has withdrawn.
| leaving Beck. Williams, Stevenson aud
Leslie on tho track. Chances are In
favor Of Beck. but In ease Of a pro
longed struggle combination will be
made that will possibly elect Steven
son. |
The twelve $1,000 Union Pacific first
mortgage bonds, lost by Max Il Go. on
Thursday last, has been recovered by
that ilrm through boy, who, by ny.
pointmcnt, met two membcrs Of the
firm at the corner of Broadway and One
Hundred and Forty eighth street, ON
Saturday evening" The boy stated
that he picked up the bonds IN the
doorway of Mcssre I4aniert& 90 g
Office.
g. H. Leverich. President Of tho bank
Of New York, died at his residence this
morning. His illness was short. aud
probably hastcncd by heart disease.
WHtrE PLAINS, N. u. Jan. TO- Surro.
gate Coffin has just announced his
decision la tho will case Of Isaac NJ
Singer, the sewing machine inventor.
Tie decides against tho claims Of Mrs.
Mary Foster. holding that she IL not tho
widow of Mr.. Singer. but that Mira.
Isabella n. Singer. named In the will. T.
tho widow of the deceased and his
children hts legitimate offspring.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-11
PHILADELPHIA.
A Man Found In the Delaware will, Ills
Throat Cut.

rntbApEtrniA, Jan. 10. Tho body Of
a man was found In the Delaware on
Saturday night at Washington avenue
wharf. II had evidently been IN the
water FOR some time. The throat had
been cut from ear to ear. II IA impossi-
blc to tell whether the man wss' mur-
doret, or whether he cut his throat and
then jumped into tho water 10 commit
suicide. Tho matter. however, will be
investigated.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-11
BOSTON.
Chandler Avery Murdered BY sailors ID.
rect Gable Spliccd.

BosToN. Jan. l0-Privato dispatches
says John Chandler Avery, formerly Of
Boston, but lately citizen Of Nassau. n
brother Of Hon. Edward Avery, a law
yer OF Boston, was murdered in Nassau
December 10, by sailors. The murder
ers are in custody.
The direct cable has been spliced, and
is again in good working order. The
splice was made by the steamship Fara-
day this morning.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-11
THE THEATRES.

1'HE NEW TREASURER Ar rHr ACADEMY
or Musto.--We take great pleasure hi
announcing the appointment by man.
ager Dave Bidwell, OF Mr.. Fred. Maui
berret, 10 the position Of treasurer III
the Academy Of Music. Fred IL on en-
terprising youth, aud has been ut the
Academy for twelve years, and eorna
menoed rs an usher, and has filed with
uniform courtesy to the patrons of the
Academy and the satisfaction of its
managers, and will always be found ut
his post, and punettial In his duties.
NJ. CHARLES THEATHE.-At this favored
resort of popular amusement was pre-
scnted "The Wizard Skiff" and Toe
dles,' with DeI;ar as 7Jvdtes There
was u very large and highly apprecin.
tive audience, such as Old Bon never
fails to attract whenever he appears IN
pr0prin persona. The same programme
will be repeated tonight and ut the
Wednesday inatinee and evening per-
fornanoes. This season Mile Zoe has
won many new admirers and made n
great many eonguests, and II deseryedly
popular, not only ON account OF her
grace and ease on the stage, but her
talent ns nh actress. ana as this II the
last week of her engagement she will.
doubtless. attract very large audiences
during Tho balance of her stay here.
Tur AeApgmy or Muslor Last evening
was the occasion Of thu second reprs,s
sentation ~ the new and sensational
drama entitled 1875 OF One Hundred
Years Ago." which is u very thrill
ing ~ well rs humorous illtrOd,tcs
| ton. Mr.. Locke, In the rolls cf fch4
dtod Whling, has quite Afi inhliH1 ef
what good comedy Is. Mr. Locko's
engagement here has been u de-.
cided success and he evidently
will carry away with him many golden
| trophies Of his success. The popular
fayortes, the little Seigrist Midgets and
| turned, and were tho eentre OF attrncs
tion last evening ut the Academy. To-
night "1s7G " Is to he repeated and to-.
morrow ut tho matinee and evening
performance. nnd on Thursday evening
"The Two Orphans will lie given. nntl
! this piece which has ghined OF late
such notofiety will be well attended.
The VARIETIES THHArRE.--The !" Ges
| neya Cross" was produced ut the Vnfie.
| ties last evening for the first tilue In
/ this city md is certainly very touch.
/ ing drama and as rendered lust eyens
! ing, very acceptable Mr. Howe, how
over, is not ~ good in emotional roles
as In comedy. and did not .pronounee
! MS lines us ufSUUtily vs. IHiEHt De uG-
sired. -
Miss Ada Monk in Gdtrielte Le Br,tl
surpassed her usually fine acting, be-.
came brilliant in her sublime portrayal
of very difficult but beautiful char
ucter
iyimon Coyniebet, as played by Mr.. j.
n. Polk. WIS nude an interesting pDrs
tioD of the performance and Mr.. Polk
is m actor who has u very keen appre-
citation of the subtleties of genuine wit
and we'll deserves. the popularity he has
gained.
TnE f4t.ppE THEATRE. Last evening
mt the Globe Theatre there was an en-
tire1y new programme given, which Mt
tractsd ~ audieneo from par1uette tD
gallery. und created tho Widest EN-
thusiasm The manager, Mr.. Flynpe,
evidently has learned tho secret of
making his theatre popular.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-11
MISCELLANEOUS.

ToLEpo. O.. Jan. 1O.--A severe storm
prevails west OF this city, doing con-
siderable damage and interrupting tele-
graph communication westward.
CoxcoRp. n. H., Jan. lQ.-A tire Was
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-11

Governor Hartranft has received O.
present Of a mass Of melted and nn-
melted bullets found near UnlontoWn
in Pennsylvania, and supposed TO DC y
portion OF the ammunition destroyed by
Gen. Braddock when retrcating aftcr
his defeat.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-11

The Rev. Mr.. Mitchell preached ii
forciblc sermon, in the Methodist
Church at Ancram, New York, about
hypocrites. Brother Porter believed
that he was alluded TO, and replied ex-
citedly from his pew that the pastor
. was liar. The service ended in disor-
der
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-11

America contributes 80 students to the
4ss at Heidelberg this year, England
and Scotland u and Russia and Swift
zerland "a each. The remaining 300 are
from Germany Only nine OF the entire
number are studying theology.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-11

given, the movement. it Is understood,
will he dropped. n
A delegation of gentlemen interested
will shortly visit Washington III this
connection.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-11

Mr.. Watchell completed his second
season in New York on Saturday nlgnt
with a performance Of Rossl's MASTER
work, William Tell"
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-11

Mrs. Levy Miss Minnie Conway be-
ing taken very ill, the Levy Concert tour
came TO an abrupt conclusion At Erie,
and the members OF the company have
Ali returned to New York.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-11
FOREIGN NEWS.
LONDON
War Clouds In Enrepc 10000 Austrian
Troops Concentrating n occupy Dos
mia 1lencicMmlt's Letter II Dis.
rnclj In Favor OC thc EcminnH.

utW upNWsNWWt HNtss w ssFN
raeli In Favor " the Fenians.
LONDON. Jau. io.@it Ia runiored that
10000 Austrian troops arc concentrating
with view tn the occupation Of Bosnia
II In reported that Italy and France
have accepted Andrassy's note.
Boucicaut has sent letter 10 the
Hon. MIR. Disracli asking for the release
Of Fcnian prisoners. and claiming that
the sympathies Of Englishmen are with
the prisoners. as has been shown by the
success Of Shaugrahn.
Accident 10 Lord Napier lDcath of visconss
Ami,crly Tho Steamship Farnday
nuoys the Cable.
A dispatch from Delhi reports that
during the parade In that city on Satur.
day Lord Napier was thrown from his
horse and had his collar bone broken.
lie Is doing we'll.
viscount Ainberly, the eldest son Of
the Earl Of Russell. Ia dead.
The death Of Lord Amborly, from an
Tho condition of Lord Napier, who
has been seriously III. Ia reported more
favorable.
The steamship Faraday has recovered
the broken European end Of direct cable
and Il was buoycd yesterday. With a
continuation Of the present favorable
weather. the cable will be spliced and
put In working order In few days.
MADRID.
Spain Purchases krupp Guns for Cuba.
MADRID, Jan. 10.--A special says that
tho Spanish Government has ordered
six II inch brecch- loading steel cannon
from Krupp's foundry, with 600 rounds
Of ammunition, for delivery in Cuba at
the earliest moment. Each gun costs
$4,000. The contract has been made at
the special request of Gen. Jovellar.
BOMBAY.
Serious Riot at Hydrabad One Native
Killed and Several Wounded.
BOMBAY, Jan. 10.--A serious riot oc.
Cured among the natives in Hydrabad
yesterday, during which one person
was killed and several injured. The
military were called out and u charge
made upon the rioters. Order was
finally restored, after u number OF the
rinsleaders had been arrested.
PARIS.
A Ministerial Crisis Resignation OF MN.
Dufanre, Leon Say and Renanlt-Rc-
ply Of the Turkish Ambassador TO
Dnc Decarcs France and 1tlay
Accept Count Andrsssy's
Note King George
About to Leave
Greece.
PARIS, Jan. 10.-A ministerial crisis
has occurred, and it is reported that The
members Of the cabinet will resign.
The crisis in the French cabinet has
eliminated in the retirement Of NM
Dufaure, Leon Sayand Renault, Min
listers, who have rendered their resigna
tions to President McMahon.
The Turkish Ambassador has oficiall.
informed the Due Docares, Minister Q
Foreign Affairs, that the Prote will &C
cept nothing prejudicial to the interes
LOT Turkey.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-11

Proctor Knott, Congressional wit, Is
short. stout, straight, firm, gray eyed,
white-haired, white-mustached Al
and smiles sadly.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-11

1t is rumored in Madrid that the
Prince OF Wales has written TO hinS
Alfonso that he will visit him on NJ ~
turn from India.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-11
The Duke ef Norfolk. President Catholic
Association Of 0rest Britain, gives
10000 u Prosecuted Der.

ittam Priests.
A1undon special says the Duke of
Norfolk, President Of Catholic Associa-
tiou of Great Britain, calls for aubscrlp.
tlons TO aid persecuted priests In uetma-
ny. He has personally given $4,000 and
Cardinal Manning &l5oo. In the event of
the Ptusslan Government expelling
Archbishop Ledochowski he will go To
Rome and take seat among the Cardi-
nails.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-11
TELEGRAPHIC.
Latest Intelligence from MI Points.
NJ The Southern and Atlantic Telegraph
Company.

1mrs, ryrnef Graria- aud O,rondaief streets.
JOHN y. LAFtTTE. President.
n teLour, Manager
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-11
Literary Impnlcncc.

Great Il tho impudence Of German
htsrati. One of them, and toll II not
in Gath. nor mention II in the streets ~
Asknlon) Of Hebrew descent, asserts
that the whole Mosaic poIicical econU-
my IL u quOd Tibet Of mistakes tbnt II
was, indeed, right 10 rsIieve the de-
scendants Of Abraham from Egyptian
brickmakiug, but wrong 10 attempt to
force them TO be, In Palestine, .afl n9ri-
cultural people. that neither the cotiIi-
try nor the Jews were fit for such an
nature designed 10 be commercial as well
as cosmopolitan that tho Mosaic lind
laws were most destructive of all trtte
settlements, and necessarily brought
emigration; that every landed convey.
Apce should have been u free contract
and open to entire alienation iil fce with
clauses ITO heirs an1 assigns forever
and that perpetual leases should have
been lawful. He argues further that y
was an untruth 10 tell the Hebrews that
they were Gods chosen people. ana IN
His eye better than their neighbors
that the reverse was true that the
Assyrans were more intelligent, mOro
virtuotis, and cleaner and better than
the Jews, that Federal Union
should have taken tho place Ut
their foolish exclusiyeness, and that
the Hebrews should, like SidUns
and Tyre, have been the merchants
Of the Assyrians and not their enemies.
The same impious wretch claims that
Josiah, Jeremiah and oil the Prophets
were in error when they claimed that II
was Jewish disobedience Of Mosaic
statutes and commandments that
brought trouble upon the Hebrew
States that, on the contrary, It Is truA
Of both Israel and Juda that their obe-
dience to and perpetnation Of Mosaic
mistakes did the mischief and brought
them into conflict with both Egypt
and Assyria, and finally TO cap
tivity and expulsion from the Holy
Land. The same critic says, also, that
the crneifixion OF Christ was duo
TO the persistence Of the ignO-
rant in warning upon any one who
would not cater TO their historically,
handed down idea OF political savior,
and that the destruction Of Jerusalem
was the inevitable ending d the false
teachings and prophesies Of Moses and
of all his prophetic successors. We
will not trespass further on our readers
patience. we must take breadth before
we say anything more ofwhat the hfeyafi
aforesaid promulgated. We can turn
| for rest, however, to q fact equally as
tonishingly: it is that no Hebrew rabbi,
no, not even Cohen Ievite), has risen
( in defense Of Moses and the Prophets.
\ Cincinnati Commercial.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-11
FOREIGN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL. Jan: 10, 1880 p. m;-Cotton quiet
fo-day 10 600 bales Of which 1000 bales are for
EXPORT and speculation. Receipts 1000. Of WHICH
s7oo are American. arrivals weaker iree sell
ment from Savannah or Charleston basis low
a:3op. m.-Cotton quiet, middlings ef; Or.
anoO bales are for export and speculation
American 6oo February and March shipment
ner sail from Savannah or Charleston. on tnt
basis 81 low middling, 8 l3-l6: January and Eel,
puarv delivery do lilo: February and Marct
shipment, New Orleans basis. ISIS.