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, 1876-12-20

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, 1876-12-20
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, 1876-12-20
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, 1876-12-20

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@dSlt4t 5ols.a tresnb eiasr art pfai&ea, fvatsn an,
ssSpslt. DSRs be- pS&psbtia Sttttrs" asbIasn. e. Il
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, 1876-03-05

rouad within soek q deras sisSafs aad @ fes cvsty.
no NJ ssse HcaEs a;9e aSn i, 3ass
L a! kuslewood u: G: MoREY. : clatk:st: ----
mMXrAgE nHT nsr SyMM5R So5
u c IT, sad 1sss sFs ly 5 @ ss 1sn wsas
--= :=s:: ..:.s.s:. : -: ~ ..s9es:ee:.::
TO RENT--ROOMS.
I'32. ,MEST1KooMs FoM Il0ysEKEEP1EG, M
Is 1as soss ss:e sets = pesssas ses%. S'
~ ,n, n, s,,...t raon,. 49,. .,a.~ 40 ''
y. US, Wes; KaaaarIa.s.: +. room. third story
81 wei KandoIpst.. roSns ffGnaa tSird strv sn''
no nESr-pY 4 LADY iIv1So ALONE NICE.
tsgn roqa e n ;S l.sy and esntloan board
rf,o Observation-Disclosures FRONT ROOM,
wcs na2as a9s from hail. c" h''n 3 "
70 hi;Sr.FURSlSI1ED RQ0MS. DAvY BLOCK.
fI1O Rt;YT-7lf10,iS- -Siy7:IT 1,Ii n SiiITTS 09
l tno in opesa. Hanse Ruding eorner Hastod and
Harrison SITS. J. Il. kEELEH, l45 Ci4rk-st.
'}U KENT-l FURNISHED FRONT ROOM. e59
=; .4nssa;sz e. ~
roo:s, rcry nice and very chs7p. with u without
b2srd NY hriek northwest eornss Randolph
W. oNFESSIk55AS4zr 5;.5;555,.{: ROOMS CHEAT: AT @
7'O .RENr-RooMs-s5 WE'LL -LiGHTED ROOMS
= rSaas iiSa HaE oes ''a'eo OF s0n' "z'Fr'f Address
s,a T. two oo4 ThSsEp su7A
RIO RlsNT-oSLY = TO s. MONTH PER ROOM,
6ne s:i1s. + front foE houseK n
TO RESr-slcE FURNISHED, LARGR ROOMS.
foE hou.okssn!nE eeos IL stoves sleets water. and
no REST-FUNSlSlIED ROOM, ron MAN AND
his xite With privilege cpok. for two seutlc,non,
no REST-eHEAp3A PLN!S1NT SUITE OF
Me.t La.s..:
To EENT-FuRS!sHMEpm III J. FnnST @ ROOMS WITH
q without S9. ~ Ns's 77r
I notsrn ] % i@p1o!enent.. @ ia Thoma,on's Iloek wa.t
Msdisoast, sRi.ahie fer h9assnesp'sg RGns '9v 70
& soSd tenant b' "A' H. ThoApsoN' ~ "e's a'ads'
70 REST-9 FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS. $ 70
no n RrST X 9ss!I fanaE En- H56Ms n NEW aEz5K
house o. corner; ali modern improvements. so West
1lAnison.st.. corner Goia:
fIoR1ST-s@" 9adS,e bAsH'AV'-foRSlshho FRONT
ii7o REyT-FfRYiSI1F ROOMS WITH 73R WTTU-
10 Ta1 1SSs,,;i,s ~, =, ,777 7Fa 7,;7
II ehdson3 rooms. Nes Snildns. IS SOUTH Gs.Es ~
no NEST-DEsiRADLE FE0XT ROOM. WiTH
L without board Tcasraoa Park; tive Gentle-
raen preferred: 94e Tribune othee. --
n6sd 7snt s It Is Hss
no RENr-FyRS1sl!Ep ROOMS. s1NGLR AND
1 en- suito l:o East Washiogton-st., Room u
1 yesy cheap. at 7a East Van Buren-st
,F0 pryT- -chN1I- -E45EH,S IO6G11Cs m I7c
furnished rooms pleasant, rsspectable and cheap
r170 TSEvT-SI7i rps m 4 OP = R00NS WTTFJ Ale
eon1 snienees, II niee, eesa conditan % il plaasan.
klesk AadIsops, eastof Wosternav.. At low reat.
rro RrSr-nAsKsIESF FLOOR, WITH coSyEN-
fIrt,1 d.
, 1876-03-05

''o NENT-RRlCK RESIDENCE or ROOMS,
L., - uanas'me finish. mrdorn improvements. Desirable
tea.o2 t LII South Division. Apply at 1a1 Clark.st,,
, 1876-03-05

nous: OF 10 rnon,s, With modern injruremchts on
anasn-ay., narth OF Thrtysreondst y responsible
Pnf;ics only, Apply to SAM Is. RAYMOND, t3 Wa
, 1876-03-05
TO RENT-HOUSES.


.ecs1EST~BT WA. II. SAMPSON 4 CD, REAL
Tofsate sad Renting Agency. III Lasa's'st.' oaa
Block SOUTH DIVISION.
,.4 1ndi,oaev II rooms, Possession Isl may $40 por
anto. brick honsc Forses:rav-, near Thirty
Nen ,nr,.. $50 per month.
front house Oh South Faek-hv Snd Thtr-
htnan1h..t., 50 per mouth. th.e.-.x
~ W1b4sh.as.. 10 toosas. caY eso pee 1n"ata.
n HI sn11h la Psrk-as.. 10 roorus S62 pcr month.
9EEJ;nrouaet.nr.. 10 ruorns ........
s1teeuhst, 3atotS brick house, II rooms, only $50
r! Ea,t A6anskt., between CLARK and Wells. .st.
~, can pef ''Af' WEST DIVISION.
rr rcr ssto,y and basement ectacon brick houscs
Nndkt.. between fo'~ "oa !" 'oono CECIL.
sas aud basement stonc sont house. With harm,
- ~ West Westinghouse. Is roous, only 81, ,O per
re- Isss;neont hauso els South sanEamoa.st. Is rooms
ri, r:a oi houses in IL East; Of !hs s;ty
o 1FyT-BY +. 9. VlE!,L1NG, KooM Is. rs
w hra rtu,,a ,st-. near Madison:
rariG,. It,. fms rno,ns:
g i4astta 4Tass;t,sea:H t.!sss. cos,aee ri roons
5iaEsTxen1y. fourth tt.s cottage ufE zo0tns.
x Esst house OF II zuo,us with gasdxtutca
- III mote improvements.
-; S,stc st., fine utors saa basement.
* S:stc-st,, store AID haseIntnt. April l.
- iurbnstst bEi soase OF l: rooms. with gaa-h1-
.,-rs snd all usHiern Improvements.
s1iTss sITs Wshash ay., honse Of !. rooms.
i.t3 iii Wabash av.. h:o"n a:ons.irpnt ot u rnoms.
"a tnaels will Snd it to their advantage to let me-
t'o' their NAS'' 49, 49, ''1-' f. c. v1ERL1SG,
> III Dearbornst.
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INSTRUCTION.

LADY UF ExPER1KNCK AND HIGHEST
n reference will receive pnpiis ia eloeunn aud nuilc
for pftsa,4 and pbte posous. and hrstela.s snxsxu
raents secured. Xs9 Wnbaah.ay
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TO RENT--HNrTrS

~ ~ ~ tGAl :, BARGAIN. TOTHE RIGHT TEN
closes III .or OF sg3 South Paulaa roos
fron, ~ possession gyea Immediately; Iaif Iioct
daT i Ii"senst sass M Inquiries answered On Sun
TELs 5M - r. .1 South Wa,rr.ss. or to o. BAR
, 1876-03-05

To hG;SSr-gnlck y 1,-ck DWELLING. Is THIRTEFSTlI-
~. ~ eo",ns hath.ruom hpt and cou water Eypry-
thing la conplete rcpnir f. VYAS 81 Sta,S a'o''
, 1876-03-05

~ REST-QE WAHASH.AV., NORTH OF SIX
tecnth.st., three story brick house, furnished all
noefn mprorenlents. Will tako rent In board. Answer
TO NENT-NO. ~ AND 81, MARSHFiELD.AV..
brick octaEou frunt-chcap: water. gas. and sewor.
AoEs At corucr house, NJ. lis
, 1876-03-05

~ o<nEtN,l-i"0.STO}if AND BASEMENT STD II f.
~, 1tont houso sa Vernon-ar. is handsomely finished,
1rrk l ausHace rot aad cold Matex Ens. sewur, aud
EuEfdfn,. -N- '@'0' W' ~ A.G . :. ~ Atto~
, 1876-03-05

TNG1SE LATHES-NE HAvE ORDERS TO SELL
u the following lathcs for what get:
Ono RI.isdc!I T. 1foot c3.inch swinG.
One FitehbuFK H. foot 20-!nch swing.
Quo HAr.ia ii-foot e0-ineh swing.
Gao Harris 6-fcat Istnch swing.
". 4. JiMES CO. rs South Cauaiaf.
, 1876-03-05

A LADY. COMPETENT TEAClIEn For THE
n piano. Would Lake class Of four pur!fs in
town. accessible by railraad- Address "A.
, 1876-03-05

Uon sALF-DEsKs-srrTTNG. STANDING. AND
cylinder desks: o5ca CHAIRS. ohcs railing. etc. On
haui aad made to ord,s WORK ami material sat,ansd
LER.
nor SALK-GKOCERY FIXTURES: MUST BE
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at "a 371<s; 100 good treble extra at IS; 100 do
At IS Is; rs and 100 choice extra at 81 so; so
choice family ct So q bbi and 100 bbls on private
terms. A lot Of 500 bbls was in treaty for Cuba,
sale not yet clostd.
COIN MEALLContinues dull at unchanged
prices, with good supply on hand; 100 and 100
bbls sold at 81 As; % IS and Scat 50 50 y Dbl.
Dealers are jobbing at 81 6502 IS f3 Dbl.
GRIT6-ls selling only in job way at 81 LOG
4 R5 y Dbl.
POLK The market is nearly bare; there is
none coming in and prices are still higher by 25c
y Dbl, and buoyant. 600 bbls mess sold in the
following order: Is mess spot and 200 to arrive
on private terms, Is and so mess spot, 200 and
200 heavy Louisville, to arrive, at $24 50 u Dbl,
and no more to be had, spot to arrive, under
s24 IS for heavy. Dealers are jobbing at s24 so
ga IS u Dbl.
DRY SALT MEAT-The market is quiet but
steady, with fair supply Of shoulders and light
supply OF sides; 61s@yc for shoulders; PFC
13Ofor clear rib sides and 1870 for clear Sides
Dealers are jObbing at 14c over these prices.
5000 and II, 900 b shoulders IA car load) sold
the landing at 81; and casks do at &c y fb.
sBACOJNShouIders are in fair supply and dull.
The supply of sides is light, but appears to be
equal to the demand. Shoulders are quoted at
10c, clear rib sides 1414c, clear sides 141ac u
b, and dealers jobbing at Ac over these prices,
and some obtaining 1Ola for shoulders. 80 casks
sold, comprising 10 casks clear rib sides on pri-
vate terms; and 10 do on the landing at 144c
and 10 caeks clear sides on private terms.
We are indebted to the Exchange for the fol-
lowing prices Of provisions on the 10th inst:
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$40, 900 and $4,000 ct 1145z, $4,000 at 114sI@
114s<, and 5000 and $25, 900 at 1142z.
No sales Of Silver were reported. American
half dollars are now quoted at 105Q106L.,
and Mexican dollars at 9iL gold.
Under the improvement in gold at New York,
Foreign Exchange was q little stronger. The
movement was Of fair extent. The sales of
sterling comprised f53, 800, embracing $4,000 bill
Of lading at 50, $1,000 do and f100O Al clear
at 5521l, f2i 900 bill of lading and AL ,lear at
5.52@5.53, $4,000 and f12, 600 bill of lading, and
fl5OO Al clear at $3.50. fi8O0 Al clear at 5.531L.
fl0OO. bank at 1861. and $4,000 do at 557.
The sales Of francs c0mprisedt5 1850, 900 CONNER
cial embracing 80 900, 90 000 and 100 900 at 56,
I5O, 900 at4 561l@4.55 and 80 900 and 100 600 at
4.555 4, and 81, 900 bank at T. 52%l.
At the close sterling bills were qudoed at
5.52L@5 $50 for bill OF lading and AL clear, and
-@557 for bank lbank counter rate -t05 $40
and francs at 4.56L0-4.55 for commercial and
nominal for bank.
The offerings of New York sight were less
liberal, and commercial sight shade stronger.
The sales comprised $4,000, embracing $40, 600
private bankers at 1-l6 u cent discount, 100000
do at 1872, $4,000 do and bank and $25, 900 and
$25, 900 bank at par.
The banks checked on New York at IA y cent
premium, and commercial sight was quoted at
1-l6 u cent discount to par.
The following is the official statement Of the
sales reported to-day at the New Orleans Stock
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-11


Baton Rouge trade, and viii. run throughout the
spring and summer, leaving every Saturday q
S r. NJ, and Wednesday at lar.
The Henry Tete had splendid trip out yea.
terday morning.
The Col. Kouns, from Shreveport, had 1895
bales cotton.
Capt. P. D. Pratt. formerly Of the vicksburg
packet Fashion, Is in Chicago, as agent for the
Pierce elastic steel frog and crossing in partner.
ship with W. G. Graham, formerly MERCK ant In
this city.
The Stella Block will have her chimneys up to-
day and will leave this evening, positively, for
the Black and Boeuf rivers.
The RQbt. Young goes TO Red River in place of
the JohRB. Maude, and will leave here regularly
every Tuesday Is an AlexandriaIAnd Grand Ecore
packet, under the command Of Capt. John
Heinz, with Mr.. John N. Daniel in the office.
Attention is called to the advertisement in
another column.
The steamer Atlantic, Ospt. Davis, with Eve
barges from st. Louis, will arrive early this
morning. Part Of her cargo consists Of 62,0ll
bushels corn in bulk, 266 bales cotton 6537 sacks
oil cakes IL 567 sacks corn, 1856 bbls flour. Total
number Of packages, q, 1893.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-11

HAMS-Choice sugar-cured are scarce and
in demand. 20 tierces sold, to arrive, at 147sc,
and 40 do, at the depot, At 1910 Y b. They are
BREAKFAST BACON = i in light supply
and selling at 1454@15c % b.
LARD-OwiDg to scarcity Of supply the de-
mand is confined to the local trade at 1904
for tierce refined, l4Ac for key, and l41ac for
Hackers HOG PRODUCTS selling at
$40 50@21 for prime mess pork; slS so for extra
prime; 10000 50 for 1umR pork; sla y half Dbl
tongues; 81 50 q key for pigs feet; 81 Is %
trkin and 81 so y Dbl. Family clear pork is sell
ing at $22@23 % Dbl.
co Y PEAS supplies are coming in and SELL
ing ct g. so for mixed and 81 80 for clay.
CORN IN BULK-Only barge load on the
spot, offering at SIC y bushel. supplies are Of
fering, to arrive, at 521%c y bushel.
CORN IN SACKS-ls IN fair supply; the de-
mand is only moderate and prices are unchanged
1850 sacks sold, of which 300 mixed, in second
and 1900 choice white at 54c u bushel.
WHISKY-Rectifed is in light supply and dull,
at 81 08 for Louisiana and 81 10@l II for West
oATs-Good supply with . moderate demand
for job lots at previous prices. Only 200 sacks
sold, Of which 100 st. Louis at 42c, and 100 Ga
lena at 45c n bushel
BRAN-Is scarce. The last sold at SOC y
lVU LIB.
HAY-Geod supply Of low grades. Choice is
scarce. The demand il limited. 800 bales sold,
Of which 200 Ordinary at $14, and 100 choice
at $23 % ton.
RICE-The demand is better. We quote: Lon-
isiana No. 2 2a4B3c, COMMON 41s@454c, ordi-
nary 4s4@5c, fair 514051ac, good So @6c, prime
6Z@6Lc, choice 6ac y ID,
COFFEE-Is dull We quote cargoes Fair TX
@i7Ac gold good is@lsAc, Primsls1l@5lsAc
Y b. JOB lots.,ordinary l6s4@17c.fa.r l7a4@
BUTTER-Ight supply and good demand.
Choice Goshen is quoted at 35c, Inferior 25@30c,
choice Western 25@28c, inferior 1St020c u ID.
CHEESE-Large stock on hand and only q
limited demand. Prices have downward tend
ency. Choice Western factory is quoted at 13c,
New York cream 1411ac, English dairy l7c, pine
apple 221lc % b.
bALT-With good demand and small stock
on hand prices are firm. We quote From ware
house 95c@sl, fine 81 25@11 80 y sack !;
Turks Island 75@85c y bag of two bushels.
Table Salt, in pockets, 2Is06c each, as in size.
IRON COTTON TIES-Good demand. The Ar
row Tie is selling at SIC V b, with discount on
round lots. Pieced Arrow Tie, II feet, sells at
SIC net; feet inches, $40 net The Beard &
Bros Tie sells at $40 y b, with discount On
round lots. The Branch, Crooke & Co.'s SIC 59
b, with q discount on round lots. The Philip
wire Tie sells at &c y Tie, with discount on large
lots, put up in bundles Of 80 ties. Drake &
Flournoys lf-locking and riveting cotton bale
Tie 5Hc u b, with the usual discount on large
lots.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-11


FREIGHTS-A ship was taken up for Liver
pool today ct 7-16d for cotton. The engage
ments reported this week in addition 70 the
apoye. embrace three ships for Hsvre at ID l6c,
one for Bremen at 15-16c, and one ct &c; TWO lor
fhs Baltic 1t ia, one for Malaga at 1c. and one
to load at Paecsgoula with timber; also, on Sat-
urdsy, vessel for Rouen at 20c y bushel Tor corn
We quote % follows: -
By Steam Cotton to Liverpool 7-16d; 20
York. SO: to Philadelphia and Baltimore, via
New York, 20; to New York ~; Sugar to q. New "
York s. 81 Sind: molasses 81 y Dbl; r'ce QUO q
S By Sail $ Cotton to Liverpool @7-l6d; to
Hayra -M1S-l6c: TO Bremen 15-16c@1c; to the
Baltic I'd: to Malaga 1c; to Boston ana froVl-
dence sc, Corn to Liverpool 10d.
EUGAR-Only 1874 hhds came in this morning;
The demand i good. and ne suppnes a.
sold oo = s st5Sng pSss@ss s sof @7o
good fair, TO for fully fair, 7I@1s4c lor Pl1%e
to strictly prime, 61<@611c for seconds oS4gs S
for yellow clarified, for Of white claIined aIa
9sl@lOc for white clarified. STOCK N Inc sneos
ENTHUSIASTICALLY "a bbls came IN this morning:
The demand is hir and the supplies ~ sa sou o.
100f3Oc for inferior fermenting, 50gSSe 1ef ee.-
mon fermenting, 4OW41c ior prime .el koNa. -:
for choice fermenting, 45@47c TOR prime reponeo'
5oc for choice reboied and 47c for cstern bottom;
Stock in the sheds on the 10th inst SsoS Dds and
~ 1T nv REFINERY Pf; SUGARS selling on Or
dsvs = ios1tai0lIc. for Standard A, in barrels;
1IZc for grsnuiated; 1i14@llzc ior powered
e,,d crnsSed: PIC for cut LOAF; 91sc ior yeilow
e cna II Roesneads, and lo75 for white ciari
ned 1irv REFINERY MoLAssEsL Is selling on
ordar. q s56a40c for common, As for fair 5oc Tor
prime. 55c Tor choice, and SO@S5c ioi eoloen
syrup q gallon. strnro in
FLO Continues quiet bnt very sslo rs;c /.
AZ = gbt supply and b request in the local
s are ~ v;fh stsedy upward tendency IN prices
nose ~ ia bbis cold, Of which 50 siogle extra
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-11

No sales Of Stocks were reported except at the
Stock Exchange.
No sales Of State Consols we're reported, and
they were quoted materially lower at the close
than yesterday.
City Bonds showed only moderate degree OF
animation, and were quoted little lower at the
close than yesterday by the Exchange. The
sales not reported at the Exchange included
$4,000 premium.ssues at 34s4, $1,000 at 345s, $4,000
at 3514, and $4,000 at 355s.
No sales Of City Scrip or Metropolitan Pc.
ice an ana no state warrants , It's
found below, appended to the stock list.
The following the weekly quotations of the
New Orleans Stock Elk, hanxe:
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-11
JOHN BOIS,
T. u r N ure Deal er
No. 152 and 1J4 Camp street,
Next to st. Patrick's Church

Epholsters aud Varnishes Furniture in the Best
style. He attends to Packing, Moving and Shipping
Furniture, giving full guarantee for the faithful
purchased and liberal Cash price paid also, Fur.
niture taken on storage, and advances made on
same Country orders promptly attended to.
Thanking his patrons ami the public generally for
their liberal patronage in the past he would respect.
faily solicit their orders for the coming year.
dl3 3m
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Chicago. CIn.lnn..,l. 81. lives.

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COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN.
Friday Evening, March 10. 1876.

COTr0N-The sales to-day (notincluding 500
oaies iate Yesterday summed up II, $50 bales, at
steadler, and, IN some cases, prices requiring no
change ~ our quotations, except to raise the in
side figures Of Low Middling and Strict LowMid-
diing ne. We give also the figures and report Of
the Exchange, Is below:
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RUBY
lis Common 81.
JOHN B. COURET, Proprietor.
T,HE RUBY

JOHN B. CUUKET, Proprietor.
This Saloon was established in 1851 and has alwsya
maintained the reputation Of being one Of the most
gsntesl. orderly. wellkept and popular establish
nents in the city.
Tho best Of WINES and LIQUORS are Away,
furnished to the guests. A hot LUNCH Il served
every day from 1o14 A. N. to ~ PM
There il cosy, comfortable CLUB ROOM svse Il.
Saloon, which IL fasorite resort for ssntlemen.
TONY, Of Old Sans Saloon" memory, prssids.
over the Cigar Department apal IL
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Stock on hand and on shipboard. -.
Stock on hand same time last year. -.

Stock on hand and on shipboArd. SlO,634
Stock on hand same time last year.. PSI. AT
To-days exports embraced 1925 bales to Liver
pool, 5e46 to Havre, 1890 to Amsterdam, 1882 to
Bremen, and ll50 TO Revel, TO which We have
added $50 by river and n by rail.
Receipts proper since last evening 1850 bales,
against 666l ON last Friday and 2025 last year.
For comparatise totals Tor the past three days
exports and receipts, see above report.
TOBACCO-The sales to-day were confined to
8 hhds new 70 and s.. This makes total for the
week Of I42 hhds. The amount on sale IL est.
mated ct 4075 hhds.
We continue to quote q follows: Low Jugs at
S dlna@ + s!@ioIc, good At 11N@l2Tc, fine
It 131s@1411sc, selections ct -@-c, and Afri-
ar
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The above drawings are published in all the priR-
cpal papers and are drawn in public daily, At the
rooms Of the Company.
Witness hands at New Orleans, Louisiana,
this 10th day Of March. 1875
H. PERALTA,
ADAM CITIZEN,
Commissioners.
Beware of Bogus Lotteries. je1s
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-10-05

Judges Cook, Mackey and olLnr lead.
ing Home Republicans in Soutl Caro-
lima, Us in Mississippi, are leaving the
foul party in that State. At recent
meeting at Chester Is. O., Judge
Mackey denounced the nominees Of the
Republican party in South Carolna as a
corrupt band Of robbers, who looked
upoe9their State merely as a camping
ground to plumber. He said that the
money that had been stolen in the State
Of South Carolina during the past eight
years would be amply sufficient, if now
in the treasury, TO run the State, free Of
expense, for eight years to come. lie
declared that he intended TO support
Vale Hampton and the the entire Dem
ocratic State ticket with all the ability
in his power, and that he would stump
the State from the Blue Ridge to tn,
Atlantic in behalf Of Wade Hampton
and reform.
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Pamela County.
~" ~ " VII
o. ii. DEAN, Cor. Sec,

BATEsvILLE Sept. %, 1876.
Old Pamela is waking up. There are
twelve or thirteen Clubs in this county. ]
viii give some Of them.
BATEsyIL1E TILpEN REFORM CLUB-W
W Perkins, President;J j. f. Harris, Secre-
tary,
BLUE PoND TILnEN REFORM CLUB-Matt
Wells, Presidents l.. ID. Nichles, Secretary.
BAtesville postofice.
WGsTLEY TILDEN REFORM CLUB--Col. G,
). Hurt, President; ID. NJ Written, Secre-
tary. RateSville Postoffice.
CENTRAL TILDEN REFORM CLuB--Joseph
y. Jones, President; Batesvlle Postofice.
PLEASANT TILDEN REFORM CLuB-M
Towles, President; I. B. Borland, Secretary
Bltesyille POStotlice.
SPRINGPoRT TILDEN REFORM CLUB. T.
Hartman, President; Springport Postotfice.
EUREKA TILDEN REFORM CLUB-Samuel
Lamb, President Eureka Postofilce.
There are also Cubs at Sardis. Como.
Longtown, Peach Creek