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In the procession last evening I noticed
he following: Well executed portraits
Of Hayes and Wheeler, labelled, Hour
next President" and "6ur Vice Presi.
dent" carlcature Of a. clown, labelled
'tFitIhugh, D. K.,n with the motto am .
bigger man than old Grant" the
'D.Formed Democratic Tiger" rs recent.
" appearing in HaTpas Weekly:
'iHeadguarters Of the New York
Democracy,'-a faro bank, with John
Morrisseys sign up; "Change for the
Better"-specie figure upright with q
rag baby under is feet; safe represent
inS the State treasury, labeled ~ safe
man y with the name OF Moses Franken.
berger on the reverse aide; "a Democrat
after Noyember"-a bear with sore
head: Salt River, with steamer aaoat,
Brother Jonathan standing on the bank
OF the stream holding aloft banner in.
scribed Gpass free to the head of nayiga'
ton, Tilden and Hendricks" signed "R.
B. Hayes & Coz; "a Ring within a
Ring" representing Morrissey's prize
ring within his political ring; snake
labeled "Democracy"-the snake gnaM-
ing a file labeled Hayes; a snake with
head labeled "Tildeno and tail Ellen
bricks" with inscription, %This. snake
puts its tail in its mouth and Dies;
dragon. with three heads, inscribed
EAST contraction" "West, imitation,
"south, reputation" a jackass, labelled
| S. S. Cox, and representing his decapita'
tion by Sayler Sc; "Bloody shirt LABEL
ed "thisshir was sold to Ben Hill-J.G
Blaine, auctioneer,"
In addition, there was transparency
for each OF the State candidates, with the
names and appropriate inscriptions, and
among the notices were: Republican
marty protects Labor" "0ur State We
Hayes len to Wheeler into lin" "Pun-
ishinent to all who betray official trust"
"Steady progress toward Specie Pay
ment:"9Our Guiding Star-Faith, Hops
and Charity" inscribed Equality
to All; @No White Line;;' Charity
to All; Equal Laws to ALL" "Beau
" OF Democratic Administration =
The public roads," "Reform-th'
County Court, &c." Of course 1t is no
possible to give ali the notices and in
scriptions, nor would you want me TO-
those given are but a few Of the many
from which l select-all appropriate ant
pointed. Taken altogether-the larg
crowd, the excellent order maintained
the speeches, the number in procession
the enthusiasm manifested, and the excel
lence OF the display in all its parts,
think can safely say this was the mos
successful demonstration yet held any
where in West Virginia during the pres
ent campaign,
ly-especially in October and November
PERKINS.
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promise nnd Performance.

Tho pruprietors Of Hostetter's Stomach BIttef'
promise nothing In behalf Of this famous tonic and
regulating clIxcr which 1t villnot perform. No
pretcntlons irreconciIabIe with common sense are
made In reference to 1t, but eyidenCs Of the most
positive nature has been accommodating for over 4
quarter Of a century In iu behalf which proves 1t
70 DO reliable preventive and curative Of malariRl
diseases, an efficient and general tonic and general
corrective, and specially valuable In ccses where
the bowels liver stomach or urinary organs are Ai-
iec,ed. Debility, the source from whence 50 many
bodily evils spring, Is entirely remedied by the In
MIGRATING action Of the Hters, which arrests pre-
mature decay and repairs Losses Of nervous and
muscular power while improving the appetite and
rendering digestion easy. cod4W
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Plain Words From a Tilden Or


h gan. t..
From the Chicago Tlne.l
And now what is TO be expected from a
strict observance OF State lines, as defined
by Grant? A few words will suffice TO
present the case as 1t is. Here is one
Gen. Butler, who raised an army Of
eighty-three men or more, and proceeded
to butcher number Of black men In cold
blood. Some thirty Of the members OF
this army were from the State Of Georgia,
and Georgia Confederate in Congress
lied when he said they were not from
Georgia. He obtained his artillery in
Georgia also. Now this Butcher Butler
calls Gov. Chamberlain liar, and asks
for an investigation. Gov. Chamberlain'a
answer should be very decisive. II
should consist, first, offs requisition upon
the Governor OF Georgia for the surren.
der oil General" Buffers Modocs from
that State. It should consist, secondly,
Of the supply Of sufficient force, If il can
be obtained in the State, for the arrest Of
General" Butler and all South Carolina
Sioux who obeyed his orders on that
bloody day and night at Hamburg. II
the valiant Butcher Butler raises another
army to resist the officers Of South Caro-
lina-an army that Gov. Chamberlain
can not handle-that official should al
once apply to the President for aid, and
| II would be the duty Of the President TO
respond forthwith. That is whatshould
come Of the State line. Imeans in such
a case as this war, first, between the State
and band Of assassins, and. second, war,
II necessary, between the United States
and the same band Of assassins. II it
shall be war Of determination in which
Butcher Butler and all his Confederate
assassins shall be sent to their final nc
count, it will be we'll for the country
The assassins must be dealt with accord
ing to their deserts, and the State line a.
correctly defined by Grant will not stand
as barrier in the path Of justice,
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THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, 1876.
REPUBLICAN, STATE TICKET.

--o--
GovERSoE,
NATHAN GOFF, JE., Of Harrison.
srr'r or SCHOOLS,
7. II. CRAG0, oil Marshall.
AUDITOR,
c. N. SHIEN, Of Taylor.
TREAsURER,
NOSE FRAEHESBERGER, Of KanaWha.
ATTORNEY GESEnAL,
JOHN A. HUTCHINSON, Of Wool.
iupOri orlcouEr 81 'ATrEALs,
lLoag T1ml
". II. II. FLICK. Of TeTkeleyr
... r. l. BERKSHIRE, Of MObOnShlia
tSt0Tt Ttrml
r. s. BROWN, Of Jackson.
COSGRE.s -PiRsT DISTRICT,
NOS. {. y. SCOTT, Of Richie County:
ELEc7oRs AT LARGE FOR wEsr VIRGINIA,
COL. WARD II. LAMON, Of Berkeley,
HON, c, W. SMITH, Of Catell.
rLEcToR YoE VIRsr CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
HON. D. F. PUGH, Of Tyler County.
HECTOR ron TIE THIRD DISTRICT,
COL. +. L. HAsSLER, Of jackson.
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DEpUBLICAN MEETING.
DEpUBL1cAN COUNTY CONVENTION.

At a meeting Of the Ohio County Republican
Executive Committee, held on Tuesday evening,
August sth, 1876, Il was resolved that the Repub-
isans Of Ohio County 10 requested to meet In Their
respective Districts on SATURDAY, AUGUST
10Th and choose TIN uninstIueted delegates for each
District TO represent them In the Republican Coun.
~ Convention, to DO hald ut the COUNT HOUSE
on MONDAY, AUGUST 2lst, 1870, at 8 o'clock A. H.,
for the purpose Of nominating County Ticket, Al
follows: Four members Of the House Of Delegates,
q Judge Of the County Court, Sheriff Of the Coun-
~, Prosecuting Attorney, IN Assessor for the City
District, and m Assessor for the Country Distrc I.
Meetings TO 30 held .ini the Country District
at O'clock In the afternoon, and IN the City Dis
trcts at o'clock In the evening" at the following
places:
Wdiliagson Dinria-VIgIlant Hose House.
MddiIoa Dittriet-Second Ward Market House.
Gay DlHriet-Court HOUSE.
Union DiHriet-Atlantic Engine House.
Ctfire Dfttrict-Hose House.
WebEte Distriet-IA Belle Hall.
Rilehis DiRriet-The South Wheeling House.
TridisiphL1 DiHrid-Fred. Heier's.
Rlehldad 6iGtries- RlohlAnd Brick School House
Liberty DiItriet-Centre School House.
Votes to 30 taken BY ballot or otherwise, Us Thu
meeting may determine half an hour after Thu
respective hours Of meeting.
The District meetings will also nominate candl
dates for the various District otnces. We hopt
that the Republicans Of Ohio County will turn Out
en- masSe, rs we arc determined to win
II. sCHMULBACH, President.
/. D. B. D0vESER, Secretary. aus
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nor REST.-A Brick Dwelling House, contain
| Z seven rooms, on Ohio Street, within three
minutes walk q the bridge. Possession given i'm
mediately. Also 4 New Brick dwelling HouSe
containing scvcn rooms, with all the modern I'M
provements on South Front Street, directly oppo-
| tte Twelfth Street.
Apply at No. . Ohio Street.
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FOR SALE.

i In the Circuit Court of Ohio County.
william VA Atkinson l1ncA.aossy.
rbs underlined special commissioner hereby
sdTes notice that, In pursuance Of the antnony
conferred upon him by decree q s,d eout! I.a .ue
1870, he viii, on
WEDNESDAY, the SOth day Of August, A. D. 1876
commencing nj 10 o'clock A. u, proceed 70 Hen On
the premises at public auction, 70 the hgne1t ulo
der, Tho reAl estate Of which William Atkinson,
deceased, died seized and possessed, containing one
hundred and ninety three acres and thifty-A1
ROLES, more or len, and situated on the Waters o.
Short Creek, In Ohio county, In the st1te q IVES
YIfVlnIa, and bounded a. follows Beginning ~
stone, corner 70 John Wiisons helm thence soat
Eorth 220 West 50 POLES and 20 linfs 70 stone,
thence North 45' East % poles and links 70
tIppIe iocust, thence North 46s West l26 poles and
10 links 70 stone, thence North ~ kast q pole
and links 10 stone thence Ss ao1,S Se W.
IL poles and links 70 stone, thence Nofth u9$
Eatt los roles and II links 70 stone, thence sonth
6Io 40 West IS poles 20 links 70 sugar uee IN voc
Sde 81 small run, corner 70 John Wilson; thence
South Wet ia Pole l M W.. 1 Ss a
links to the beginning according 70 certain aeed
dated the 10th day d June, 1876, made BY JOIN
snOdgaa and wife conveying aid real estate &c
SAD land 4 the farm on which the late william,
Atkinson resided, Etuated on the public road
about seven miles from the city Of Wheeling, and
about one mile from the Ohio river and the Fits
burVh, Wheeling 4 Kentucky railroad, and Il con-
yenierit 10 schools and churches and well known y
be one Of the best farms In Ohio county. The soil
d rich limeatone sol the fences are In good CON
dillon and q considerable portion Of the fencing
excellent Usage orange hedge. There y spfing q
rood water In every field. The land L underihd
Tith coal Of good quality. There Is large guam
tity Of good locust and other timber on the place
Tho main house Is one Of the best brick farm
houses Ia the county, with good eellar and wei
Of choice water ut the door, and there Il good
stable and other out buildings The place has also
on Il small vineyard, dne orchard In full bear
ing and variety Of other fIuit. =,
Thoss desiripg 10 purchase are requested 70 call
ON M premises and examining for themselves.
TERMS on 6ALE.-one-t Of tho purchase
money, or such greater sum A the purchaser may
elect, cash In hand and the residue Of the purchase
money In two equal instAlments, payable respect
lively In one and two years from the day Of le The
credit instalments 10 bear interest from the day oi
nle and the purchaser 10 give bond with good per-
sonal security for the deferred payments, and the
title to DO retained until payment Of the purchase
money and the interest that may accrue thereon
In full. : ALFRED CALDWELL
1sG Special Commissioner.
J. C URRyKY, Auetioneer. 1y2s
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INA oolThree usonthi.....,2 y
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BY sSai, h Sisaase, petiaSt Pn7aA
,,nc 6oslx monihs.. g
IN ClulI OF 20 eA'
In Clubs Of " eCp'
In Clubs Of Twenty y oSen'
And an extra copy % perSon getting up Cub
HB-Tho above prices arc inyGriAble. Remit q
our rlsk, In Drafts or P0Stofnee Money OrdenI and
where neither Of theSo can Be procured, send inc
money in Registered Letter.
THE NTE.LlGENCER VIII present daily the
news In all departments, from oil q1ALers q =,
the Rotld, a well ~ acomPlete record Of Ioe'n
events.
THE WEEKLY Is printed on Thursday, and can
he had II the counter, In paid envelope, reAd
for milling. HS'SeHd q eopy GoteM yHeI'1i
and T,iaiiVSI iriLt RetrI from AoHs!
SUBSCRIBERS Persons desiring 70 have the
DNLY ISTELIIGKXcER left regularly At theiI
rrgIdencGs In the cty and suburbs, can b
served by leaving their address at Counting
Room, or BY drop letter through the post once
70 CoSTEIBUToRs.-Eo attention Will be paid
to anonymous Communication; every articit
must be accompanied BY the Wntersreal nam'
and address.
Business Letters Tor " should DO addressed
FfeS q Campbell" and should In no case DO i'd
dressed 10 either individual membef Of the tim 3
mama,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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SpeciaIties for Families,
ANNOUNCEMENT
For Sheriff Of Ohio County.

The friends Of THOMAS r. sHALLCRoss will
support him for sherIfas the October election, not
as the sadIdatO OF packed convention, hut as the
candidate Of
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UTAETED-To BUY-A second hand Letter
w Press, with or without stand. Address,
auS Az nj this office,
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DIED.

DowMAN.-on Monday, August 7th, 1876. at
Reading, Pa, WALTER, sOn Of William and Han
nah Bowman, Of this city, aged 10 months and p
days ....
Funeral from his parents residence, No. 2sOi
chapline street. this afternoon at O'Clock, Friends
Of the family are invited to attend. Intsrment at
Caldwells Run Cemetery
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NElII.WEERLY.
WEEKLY.

By mad, h a4pGNos, poh1Ss FtPuSA
t,ps ycT............E5 ooslx noHthi.....'..'.S y
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NoRAIl coRAII coRAII
-TURNER 81 DILLON

The Market Street Jewellers, win open this morn.
Ing another lot Of Coral setj, which will Be sold at
their usual low prices. Tho styles and mountinEI
Of these goods pc superior 70 any ever ofered In
this uafkak nul0
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-10

James Reynolds, James o. Hanlen, sub
rcgated, W. Mrs Johu Sadler.
CIxTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THB PARISH
| = Of Orleans; No. Ssss.-Bv virtue Of q writ
o. Teri tscas to me directed by tho honorable
the Sixth District Court fer the parish Of OF
to ssn At psSe aucou a. Me4
chants and Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal street
between Canal and Customhouse streets. In the
yens ii. 1876. At twelve oc,oci T., tie following
described property; to Wit -
defendant, Mrs. John eadler lnpw Mrs. Kelly) in
the community Of acquests and gains formerly ex.
ist,ng between her and her deceased husband,
IS s3s Of the docket Of the second District Court
for the parish Of Orleans, the said community
PROPERTY. according t. the inventory aud other
proce edngs in said succeasion now coussts Of the
folio wing descrbed real es'a,e. viz:
l. Lot number twenty. one Ia the square bound.
streets. measuring thirty feet front on Grsvier
street, by one hundred aud ten feet eight inches
g. Lot number nineteen, in the square bounded
BY 0ravier Bolivar. Common and Bertrand streets,
measuring thirty feet front on Grsver street, by
3. Lot number twenty tour Of tho square
bounded by Gravier, Common. st. James and Bolt
James street by one hundred and twenty-five feet
seven inches aid hvo lnes In depth.
A 9. tain lot Of ground n he square bounded
by POydras PerddO, Liberty (ate st. Parl) and
Frankie Gate st. PeteI) streets. measuring
eight en- feet four inches front Franklin street
Oy Oeptn Oh OOb nul al MY .e12 nj teet
S. Lots numbers thirteen aid frurteen in thu
square bound. d by Liberty How ard. Poydras and
lafayette ttreets. measuring tach twenty seven
feet three IL chez Eve lines on H0wa street by
enc hundred and seven feet six inches six hines in
d. pth more or less.
s. Lot humble twenty Of the square bounded by
Common Gr.vier. 81. Jane and Bolivar streets.
measuring thirty feet on 9Iavier st EFT BY one
humid ed and ten fes eight inches four linea.
7. Lot number npe cen Of square bouI ded BY
Common. st. Jane. Graver ana Bolivar streets.
measuring thirty feet OF 0Iavier street. by ono
hundred and eight feet ten inches four lines.
8. Lot number eight en- In square bounded by
Common. st. Jane. Grasier and Bolivar Streets
Deatur ng Thirty feet on Gravier street, by one
hundred and ten feet eight inches four lines in
depth.
All moro specifically described in the inventory
g. SOS Of the docket q the second District Court
for the parish Of Orle- na
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Caeh ON tue spot
BU0KNR WAG0AMAN
oelo % uol Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
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MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

A1v YORK, October 9, Rvening-Money essv
governments dull and steady; new s fites i iGs
state bonds quiet and nominal; Louisiana consoll
ss0toh. Stocks active and better.
sud treasury aay ,o eAiances-Gold, snlo6a25; cur
The sub.,rasurer paid out on account of in
serest 81. Goo; ior bonds nothing.
Cuftoms receipts S526UO0
cotton closed essier; middling uplands logo
Orleans II ll6c. Sales to-day $50 bales; net ie
ceip,s Sll; gross II 037 consolidst net receipts
20,S37 baes; exports TO Great Blitain $685.: "a
France 49, coastwise 1893.
Future: co:G % ses e, .ses so bales.
gu i;l6c; Decemter II s3z0ll Sc: January il lie
oil I-32c February II oil l7-32c: March II II is
$3.50; april Il = on 2s-3zc; May nllsel2332c;
" 7.320l2 9l6c.
Foar-Sh,ppng grades loo lower; only light
trade reported; m. dunn ard better ki.ds quiet
gS; Southt m flour dull and declining; common to
fair extra S. 2Od6 Is; good TO choice do Sc 500
nss sws icy 70 r oKd sn a1
Western; 81 1901 20 for new do; 81 250i % for
new VII to Western. Corn shade e. sier; moder.
TneIadsd mixed SSc for yellow Western Oats
Irack lots about lc lover; other kinds without
gold sts sasSho ged Gss asss ouist nd
Imi w csc ior fair to good refining; refined Ann:
l9s0isac for .tandaro A. Molasses quiet and IN.
pentine Gull $40. Pork St ady. dun and ncmis al
0bViS 3d. AdIu es sler prime steam 10 65l8
1900, closing ~ Csc. Whisky upsettied and lov.
er; Is FIeigh, lower for grain: cotton Nv All
aa20sl6d; BY steam 1920; wheat, BY ssii 7kd;
CINCINNATI. October o. - Flour ouiet and 6,,r,
family e5 6005 IS. Wheat-Good demand. mi
prices; offerings light; red 81 1901 l8 Corn
quiet; 48c. Oats-Fair demand and lower. an
80. Rye easier, not quotably lower; CSC RarI.v
dali; 81 os0l 10. Pork quiet; Sl7 25oi7 81.
Lard duh; steam rendered .oAc; kettle 40 ll9
llhc. Bulk me- ats qniet snd steady; SHOULDERS
scarce snd nominal. ~ 07kc; Gle ar rib sides Sc:
clear sides 91i 094c Bacon quiet; shoulders 8c.
clear nib eides 81 0l0c; clear sides IO0ioLc
Whisky-Fsir demand and firm; 81 10. Bntssr
duh; choice Western Reserve 220z3c
81. LOUIS, October 9-FlOur steady ard nm.
ohaDged. Wheat active: No. red fall 81 2O0l 81:
No. do 81 101s. Corn inactive; No. . mix. 4OI
0Il1o Data in fair d. msnd; 33033kc bid. RYE
CASTOR; 5ekc. Barley ct. ady aud firm for higher
sTsoe. Whi.ky hiefer; 81 10Y. Pork duh; j - b.
Sing as OF 50tl7 IS. Lard dull; l00l04c. bulk
meats nominally unchanged; nothing doing. Bacon
sQuiet and unchaDgsd. Hogs frmer and active:
Sacon eS 7506. Cattle dull, except for butchers'
1ra6es: pony ste. 70 % 1914; good to choice
Aroueh Texans o. 5000 so.
CnICAoo October g. Flour n0minally unchanged.
wheat casisr; e1O6k October. Corn y Okc higher.
0ats lover Eys oc Barley EASIER sse
a6iy higher; 10 800 cab. Bulk meats easier
shoulders 7kc; shert RIB m1ddles SIC. Whisky-
Pair demand; firm; 81 TO-
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New Orleans National Bank W. Jesep h
Raymond.
NTH DISTRICT COURT POR THE PARISH
IL of Orleans. No. 59s8--By virtue Of . writ OF
6eri facias to me directed BY the honorable the
Fifth District curt for the Parish Of orleans in
the above entitled cause. ] will proceed to sell at
public auction. at the Merchants and Auctioneers
Exchange Royal street, between Canal and Gus.
tomhouse streets in the Second District Of this
city, on TUESDAY, October 10, 1876, at twelve
O'Clock ~, the following described property to
wit
ALL THE RlGHT, T1TLB AND INTEREST or
Joseph Raymond, the defendant herein, in and to
the a arket at the cerner Of Dryadee and Second
streets. with the ground On which it IL built, to
wit: A Por lion Of ground lying and teisg ct the
corner Second and Dryades streets. in the square
bounded by Second. Drya0es, Barosne and Fu,t
streets, in the Fourth District Of this city, and
me Seuring sixty feet front ON Dryades street, BY
one hui dred and fifty feet in depth and front Oh
Second street; tog -tber with al the hui dogs and
Improvements thereon and 90 much of the sur
rounding ground a. left open for an alleywsv
twenty feet wide on the other slds, together with
all the rghts and privileges thereunto belonging
or in an, wise connected herewith.
Seized In the above suit.
Terms Cash on the spot
EUGENE wAGGANAN
ses Is % oclo Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of Oreans
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By Placide J. Spear.
LOTS In CARROLLT0H.
SUCCESSION OF 6. D. WRNDOvRR

RY PLAClDk ]. SPEAR, AUCTIONBKR-
- Once No. Is Royal street--SATURDAY. Octo
public auction, st the Merchants and Auotioneers
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tomhouse streets by virtue and in pursuance to an
ond District Court for The parish Of Orleans, dated
beptemees q, 1876. for account OF aid sucoession-
Two CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, with all the
building. and innrOvements the re On, situAt in
The city Of CAIRO lop, parish Of Jef-rson square
No. IS a. comp'ied within Mad zen. Fiji b, Cal.
houn ard Cambrc nne stree cts, designated by the
Nos 2. ,, apds. Said lots sdjotn each other, and
measure. each, 60 feet front Filth street. bv 100
feet In depth. Lot No. forms the corner Of Fifth
and Madison St. eets.
TeTmsNCash on the spot.
Act Of sale before J. p. Neunier. notary public,
1t the expense Of the purchaser.
ee16 oc3 10 1: A28
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The PlrKM GuABDs-There was a full
md enthusiastic meeting Of this club ct the
Central Climb room Of the second ward-on
f.allione. between st. Charles and Caron-
delet streets-last evening, when ordinary
toutine business was tfansacteds and ar
tangements advanced for the grand parade.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-10
By Pons, Reed & Co.
KLB0ANr AND STYLISH TURNOUT. MA0NIFI.
CENT AID SUPERB SPAN OF RORszS.
SUCCESSION OF A. \. HILBERT.
Second District Court for the Paxiah Of Orleaas-
No q, ~.

DY PONS, REED Il C0.-A. n. PoNS, AUC.
ID doneer. Once No. 80 Camp street.-At public
suction. TUESDAY, October 10. 1876. at twelve
O'Clock H.. in front OF the Rxs haego alley door
Of the MeI chants and AuctioneeEs' Exchange on
Royal street between Canal and Customhouse
streets, by virtue and In pursuance OF order of
the Hon. 4. L. + ssot. judge of the Second DIS
trct Court for the parish OF Or cans, sguet August
S, 1876. for account If the abOve su"ees sion
THK MAGNIFICENT CARRIAGE AND SUPERB
SPAN OF HORSES. The Carrisge 10 of latest de-
sligo aud nearly new; the horses are gamey, sound,
gentle and stylish; and, altogether tho turnout 10
exceptional.
Terms-Caah on tho spot. eel9 Ocs 10