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BrsgyESs NOTICES.

Wars At % cents aud up At Carson 4
Doddr.
T,KE your beef hides direct to Smith 4
Miller.
Reel.i Reel- Poles Pole. ! at Ander
son n McI,oberts'
Pleas call aud settle your account.
IIouoS n SrAGo.
Tonrr SoArS-A large and new suppl,
al Anderson n McIRobctts'.
Go to Anderson n McRoberts Tor all
kinds aud colors u Extra Mixed Paints.
u. 7. Rabbits purc Concentrated Potash
Tor making Soap, at Anderson n McRob'
erts'
SAVE your eyes. Buy n pair NJ Lazarus
A Morri- perfected spectacles, at T.. H.
Chensult's.
Puys,IASs prescriptions aud Phsrma.
ceutical preparations, speciality at y. u
Chenault'r.
ANDERSON n McRonrRrs have Just ~.
ceiyed a superior 10, Of Pistols, Cartridges
and Cutlery.
" you want gpd clock, you eau 6nd
IL at Chensults, at city prices. Warranted
twelve months.
A HASp-osr stock 81 every thing In the
Jewslry line, at T.. r. Chenault's, nj les
than city price.
pEnsoSs in need of good cheap Harness
az Saddles, will find il to their interest To
call On Carson n Dodds.
TuE convenience ,of genuine Bakery
should ls remembered.
SMITH a MiLLrR.
Arctic Soda Water. only ) cents a glass,
at n. H. Chenault'r. Tickets for six glass
.. can he had at the counter for - cents
Buy your Drug, Patent Medicines,
Paints, White Lead, OH, Dye-stuf-, School
Byoks, Stationery, Nc. at T. X Chenauit's.
FARurR~. We will furnish you Lard Ui,,
extra, at ~ -; No. I, 81 90 No. =, 10
cents. Csll and see Us before buying. An
der-on n Mckotcr,-.
wASrISo TO -.ll G0,Oo pounds IL Ice,
prices Ia suit the quantity. Small lots at
the stor at ! cent per pound.
SMITH MILLER.
-, 49,, wLi,
-" ''""a' - 49, ~
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,neap' Wv f'''. , ,,, '''
"'''' " -
w,puSg Suits IA Order Won xi-h \
~" w,s n,''"s s"'i :" u IN, .i ~ !, y.
""'I' ~, ' 1870 a''' 49,. /" ~
!" ","''' '" P''' wv '
"''A ""'"'P'"'
rn. su,-\ Gar, A Scot, ten hor-e
,o..r rny,u. and Wh,,t Thr..her 10 l.. in
snni ,nnnin, order n moi solJ. 4 will
rur ,h,n, nj. .,,-on. taIl on or addr,..
ii nnJJ.,,, st.n6,rd XIV
Mas. l.. Br,zLlS wishes her friends aud
patron. To know that -he keeps at all time.
nr~ aud fashionable Millinery Gooi-. llet
place Of business eau he found by her sign
millinery aud Drcss Making
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uARKErs.
LeWisrHse.

Provisions we're dsIl aud drospins, closing at 50
for bacon shoulders for clear rib sides and sc
for clear sides. Bulk meats we're held st 80 br
sides. Hams at i0txaiihc. Lard vas quiet Of
i0i.c for terce, lie for kef. Breakfast bacon 100
lie. Mess pork vas quiet at ei3 Is. Wheat vss
dull and nominal. Corn vas quiet at <soS4sc for
for mixed and +t@.tsc for white arrival. and "a
a5ic from store. Oats were easier ut t2a<tc ar
rival, aud ssa50c from store. Rye at 1sc. Flour
was quiet, closing Ut t6@i0 90 Coz ertrs TO fancy
brands. Butter vas quiet al sSsisc exEs we're held
at l0alOisc. Wool vas artive aud firm at 22Cas<e,
according To grade Louisville Commercial, 18th
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iIoUsI BuKSEp.-A party Il masked
men desiring to rid the country oi a dis
reputable bagnio kept by the notorious
widow Patton, went to her houss, which is
six or eight miles West Of Crab Orchard,
and after severely hogging the inmates,
which beside the women. included three or
fonr sporting young men who happened
"a bs there, set fire IN the establishment,
ADJ Ia very short time the den Of infsmy
sas s4.sSg tbs things that were. This !.
the sssasA tias Mr.. Patton h.. summarily
suffered in that ssighbashoad aud il il
about time .he Was lssviag los msss genial
quarters.
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4 SEVERE AoCIDESr.-On S1adsy isa
rs Mr.. G~enup Jones, Mis- Elirs Jones
and Miss Bette McRoberts were returning
from church in buggy, their hor-s he
came frightened near Mr.. John Bright's,
and ran OF, upturning the buggy and
throwing the inmates violently to the
gsosnd. very seriously wounding Miss
Josss. ~ia l. severely cut about the head
and bruised in he. sLaalier- and back to
such an extent as to produce slsosi total
paralysis. She was taken home and hss
since been in critical condition. Mr..
Jones aud Miss MeRoberis fortunately -.
capped with but few bruises.
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GoiSo roruE Towns. Tomorrow some
fifteen or twenty Of our young ladies and
gentlemen will take drive to the Towei =.
The trip has been in contemplation Tor
some time, and We trust that the snticipa-
ton Of a grand time will be fully realized.
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'oLlh'h ooScthr'-Ih'' dehshtul en-
'enAin"eh'' winch Is Always included IN
the closing exercises OF the stanford re-
male 'd'ege' was given on "edn '-day
evening At the Court House, to large aud
very ered''so'e aud'esee' VINO seemed 10
appreciate The enort- OF the young ladies
TO p'ea-e them The weather was delight
fn' aud every thing seemed To iavor the
interesting occasion. Aoont soelock, the
entire school, tmos' OF them dressed IN
lovely sh''e dresses 80 emo'emshe oi Their
g'nb"od innoce"eel marched INTO 'he '. H.
P'eS~"''"g an s'n W INVERNESS "aru'y 10
oe surpassed. anu ''ok 'he places assigned
them. shofuy n'er~arus Tue hr' sweet
notes Of s''S "ssss~ss 's' upon the ears OF
the ~ai''sg audience and IRON that time
until the Close. the CoassH ss' pro-
nou"ced soees>S' Inc h'f song vas .
duet BY those tso h't's osau''es Miss ran
ute Med a"d Ai~ y 1Arso''' ana vas ef-
ce~ding'y well -uSg. and showed the won
derfui training Of ihrir naturally good
II
voices. The instrumental duet-'ade'e
waltz vas the" psr'ofn'ed BY Misses
'''" ~" -. 80" ' ~
t '"' a. -, .',
'u"" lug, ', -, ~ A. .'.
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go. - ~ -. ",h
,, ,.,.r a.. N,.I,,n.,." T.. NJ.
- VA 80.
wary ~' 81" '" '.'
'v '% '' ,
lana 'o'"An, ."u mo- W. "pu''uo" y,
W.. W. - i e., :" ,a. wv,
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r. So" Wsr voics !. oas " naon,;ar
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LaDirs who have not yet supplied them
selves with summer apparel. can find any.
thing they want at John II. Cpig's Trade
Palace. Ills stock Is full, owing To FIRE.
quent purchases from the large cities.
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No merchant in this part Of the State
has had BITTER run Of custom than ouI
enterpri-ing friend, John II. Crazy, whose
Temple Of Fashion Ia headquarter, for eve.
W body
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Mn. u. L. MATTERS School at Willow
siroys, closed ,Li. week with public en-
aertainment of mach merit, ''ur "old
man" Wis present and pssnounce- the eS'
hibiiinn a ma. ksd suceess.
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Mn, w.C.0wESs, editor u tho somerset
R,pmt,r, was IN town this week On his way
home from a trip To Nashville.
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la. Bro. Boyle entirely deserted us' IL
~Aonld seem 80, rs We have act had q line
,,s.n him Tor six weeks. What de-. IL
,,e.., viii "Fal.isf' explain himself
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RECEIVED this week by John n. Craig,
from New York, new lot II Hamburg
Edgings aud Insertions.
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Mn. : :. LArRrScE, a prominent law
yer of Pontiac, Illinois, returned home On
Yesterday, after u short visit To hi friend
pr J T. Bohon.
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ELps- H. KING will prcsch At the
Christian CLurch m next Lands day at
the nsnal ls..sst.
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lIL,oSrs S.'nooL lIoCsE-We are ne
,,u-.,si to awlounce that Elder T.. Millsrd
viii pn...,l g Iooue's School Hou-s, the
3rd SusA.y ~ eki. month at > o'clo,k,
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TnF very best u order prevailed at the
Concert on Wednesday evening, a fac,
which We are exceedingly glad TO note.
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Srs.-we r.grrt io learn that Mr.. i. j.
Campbell is quite sick. IL is said that she
has pneumonia
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DOMESTIC ITEMS.


Headquarters for Fruit Jars and cans.
A large stock Of Ma.op,' Quarts and Half
G,,lons ,orcelaio t;,od, cohooov o,.,,.
s,... 49, ..,'a.,,." o. IN I.
glass "i~' ""N'Se"''hg Vu"r"' ye"V 'a'''
Killing Cans, gums and tops for Masons jars,
frst.class wax, etc, At lower prices than ev.
or befor, offered
A few more Of those handsome Cooler
Stands and Water Cooler. n, reduced
-.
p''oe'
Another invoice Of Saddle. and Harness
=, L.. -. ,t,.. -, tt.su.. r.,
80 ~, - '"", - so =, Nv"
slz 70 $40 per se'i saddles from - ~ 70
sls; Fancy Blankets from 75c to 81 Horse
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New Improved Cirmpicn lish, Moving
Machines ai SS5. wcarcn 4 Evans, Agts. .
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CANAlAArES.

col. J. n. BRUCE Is the Democratic nominee
10 represent the COUNTIES Of Boyle. Lincoln, Gar
rarj and Casey, la the Senate. Eleetion first Moa.
day In August next.
JOHN SAM. OwslEy. 80, Is the DeInocIaiic
nominee fof the Legislature Tor the county of Lin
eOlp, Elso.ion nrst Monday In August.
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MamSsrd.

A'ree~rtes and Hardsrsre...RetaH
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STAMFORD FEMALE CoLLnaE.-This in
-tituiion II learning, which l. an honor to
cnr town and county, aud in which every
citizen should feel an individual interest,
closed it, ss--ion Of 1867. last night, in a
manner that shows it, high standard Of ed
ucs'ion and the wonderful drill that the
pupils are put through. Mrs. Trueheart,
by her un'iring efforts to build up such
worthy school in our midst, deserves the
kindes. confederation Of our people, aud
merits their warme-t support, Patronire
her, you who have daughtrr- to educate,
aud shen her Collss. rc-opens on The Pad
Monday OF September, give her school
that will do honor alike 10 Yourselves and
her merits.
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Last month, there came TO my farm, . small bay
harso, about u hands high, Of the Canadian breed
paying all charges including the cost Of this no.
tice. LEWIS II. JONES,
2i9-tf stanford. KY.
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400 ACRES OF LAND,

400 ACRES OF LAND,
Heavily tinlberei, with a large quantity Of fine
Poplar and other valuable Timber, lying immsdi-
ately on the c. ). Il. H., In Pulaski county, KY,
miles north Of Somerset are offered at private sale
Their will he depot located at OF near the prop
eriy. Also 80 acres Of cleared lapa-gsod sod.
splendid water DC AfIa ''hpsnaIcxs.
Adams MIL z. o.. Ky.
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oUR TWO CENT SOAP.

Rseips.-Put into an iron kettle i've gal
lons of soft water, to Vii. AID aye tsa9a.
VI Fpge spda Ash, aud three ponhds Of
apslacked Lime bail the mlxtup three
quarters Of an houri then dip all out into a
tub, sasiing tAs tub, aud let Il ii until il
settles THE lye will rlss quite dear, then
dip II of and put into your kettle to tbs
add three gallons Of refuse grease, measured
and boil from two 10 three hours. II solid
or rich grease !. used, add one fourth less.
You may try II by dropping a little in a
saucer, and, II hard, IL il dons. You may
then pour II into tub, let /, ,saaip until
nstt DAY, then cut in hars io suit yourself
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Sereramre 4 DMdderar.

Hats
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-02-24

ENOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
IL Of Orleans, Ne. 44,32l BY vrtVs Of .
writ of fieri facias to me directed by the hon
orable the Fourth District Court fOr the parish OF
Oxisans in the above entitled cause, viii pro-
cesdjtO sell az public auction, At the Merchants
Canal and @nstOmhOuse streets, in the second
District of this city, on TUESDAY March u,
1871 ut twelve O'Clock N, the fOi0Wing 0eserfbed
property to wit
IOT cR GROUND, with the buildings SnS
i'm prove meD3s thereon, situated IN the First Dis
tFist Of this CITY, in the square bounded - PTy~
tanial Terpsichr re, Coliseum and MelpoIne ne
streets, forming the corner of Prytauia aud Vel
pORene streets, and having thirty feet ont on
PTy tAnia street BY enc hundred iset 10 depth and
front on Me9pomena street. Being the same prop
erty acquired by the defendant herein from J. y.
LserOix and others, by an act De ssed beieTe DC
,tsve De Azmas, neoary public in this city on the
eighteenth Of April, 1866.
1 A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND with the
im 9TOvements thereon, situated in the Seesod-
District Of this city, in the square bounded by
an1measuring q irby SIX feet two inches on line
parallel wSth, and ninetyeiRht feet four ltnes dis
tant from ROYAL street, by depth Of thirty feet
five inches four lines, between parallel lines, and
adioiuing the side toward CanaF street. the
pr Derty occupied BY the said Pihet fronting on
Sad stIe et; the whole incODformitg with sketch
of survey made by CHemeoourt, surveyor, o. the
eleventh ct June, 1885, ana ennt xed TO an ScS
passed before Theodore GuyOl, notary public in
this CITY. on the sixteenth day Of the same month
and year by which said Piffet acqufrt the said
portion Of ground from Royal A. Porter.
Seized IA the shove suit
Terms-CashS en- the spot - -
fe24 mh2l024 Civil sheriff Of tbs Parish Of Orleaas-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-02-24

The President states that he will leave
the White House March 3, with Mrs. Grant,
and be the guests of Secretary Fish.
The friends of the Texas Pacific rail
road have determined to make nc further
effort to pass their bill this session
Judge Gottschalk of the Circuit Court of
st. Louis, issued on Monday q final decree
in the suit of the city against the st. Louis
gas company, giving the city all the works
and property OF the company and $40,OOO
in cash. This differs from the former de-
cree, only so far as it reduces the amount
of money awarded TO the city from s2OI ,OOO
to $4,000.
General COrtinA entered MatAmo ros last
Friday with about 1000 men. He was re
ceived by General BlanoO, commanding.
with military hOnoFs, showing that cordial
relations exist between them Cortina, IL
is said, Is called TO the City of Mexico by
General Diaz, and will start in few days.
General Blanoo seems to have succeeded in
bringing about reconciliation between the
various discoFdAnt elements in this section
of Mexico.
The jefferson, Texas, murder mystery
appears to have cleared MP. Early last Sat
urday morning Abe Rothschild, son of q
wealthy ieweler of Cincinnati, attempted TO
blow his brains out in front OF q clubhouse
in that city. His description answers 70
that of the Texas murderer, and oircum
stances point 10 him 30 the guilty man. Tbs
victim appears to have been . woman o.
the town, known in Chicago and Cincinnati
aa Bessie Moore. ROthsohild's attempt on
| his own life Was doubtless prompted ~ re
morse Of ounseienca.s
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-02-24
NEW ORLEANS REPBBLIOAB, SATURDAY FEBRUARY "a 1877
VIZ ARE SEVEN,

met little Democrat.
gray haired little lad,
VINO plped his eye and heaved q birh,
oaperiattvely sad
"Mherefore,"I asked, these dismal siehs
That aspirate to heavenf'
ne oIushed the tesr-drOps from his eyes
and said, I'VE are butsevenP'
" Three Of as from the House are come,
ana two from the Senate tarry,
AND two, the Supreme Court bench are from
And we're one too few to carry"
why should that worry your I said,
DO you want to be eleventh
But he dtsmally shook his gray old head
And answered, I'VE are seven"
Nov, I'm bowed" said. "if can see
What cause that is for grievin'.n
TITS cause enough responded he
And groaned, I'VE are but seeven."t
Explain" said. why such a thing
Your heart to tears Is movinl'
Ana ms anayertng voice had mournful ring,
AS he said, I'VE are but soOvin.H
at is the President" he said,
For which we all are strivin'"
And you are leftlp-he shook his head
Because we are but siven."
ION simple motion to adjourn ~
We can get the eight we're cravin'
But oft as it come to legal turn,
Alas, we're only sayin'.'
" We are shut out Of the gates he said,
OF the presidential heaven;
And nightmare of figures haunts my head,
The trio of 9-2-7."
The laureate, being unable to think of ne
with the other words, which does iuet IA we
and is more TennysOnian.-BurliDgto n Hawkey
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SHERIFFS SALES.

John B. Henry, SF., vs.. Conrad DuVIe
ct al.
TIOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
I Of Orleans No. ~ 4T0.-By virtue of an alias writ
Of feTi faeias, TO me directed by the honorable
the Fourth District Court for the parish Of Orleans
in the above entitled cause, win proceed to sell
at public auction, on the premises herena ter des-
ignated. on THURSDAY. March 8, 1871 at half.past
ten clock A. NJ, the following described prop
erty, to wit
ALL THB GOODS, FIXTURES, MERCHANDISE
and movable effects contained 10 the blacksmith
and carriage shop situated ct NOA 70, 80 and g
Hospital street, between Royal and Bourbon
streets, In the Second District OF thia city pei
inventory. which may be seen in my ofdee.
seissd in the above sun. - belonging to de
PENDANT Duvic.
THOMAS b HANDY,
] fss4 - nh7 Civl sheriff q the Fsr1a q oilsaun
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-02-24
SHRRIFFS SALES.

AntOins Lanafa vs.-Jean Bethaneourr.
EIFrH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARIsH
Il of Orleans, No. 7s4I,.-By virtue Of writ
able the Fifth District Court for tbe pasisB Of
Orleans, IN the above entitled cause, / vii
chants and auetiOnssrS Exchange, Royal street,
between Canal and Cust0mh0use streets, In tho
Second District 1dt Of this city. on THgRsDAY.
IT Two &c CRRTzIE PRosissoRY NOTES, secured
BY mortgage and in w0rds and figures as follows
e2SOO. NEW ORLEANS, February, 26, 1873.
On the fifteenth day of December. 1873 after dete.
Orleans NationsI Banking Association ia ths city,
tu enty-fiTe hundred dollars value Feceived with
interest at the rate Of eight per cent per annum,
IsIgnedl CHARLES BAYHI
j. Bethancourt. s2sso, December 1S
(Signed) CHARLES BAYHl.
(SiPned DER prol J. BkTHARCOURT,
Ne varietur, secured by mortgage according to
act duly stamped.
$3.50. NEw OR1RAss, February 20, 1873.
promise to pay 10 the OF der Of myself at the New
Orleans National Banking Association IN this city,
value recsived, with interest at the rate Of eight
per sent per AnnuHl nom 1a afI9x H NV R1o
IndoFsed As follows. No. sic, Charles Bayhi at J.
BetAsnconrt, $3.50, December T. n.vu,
act duly stamped.
(siEned| B. BOUNY, Notary Public.
New Orleans, February 26, 1876
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS H. HANDY.
fe24 q mh37 Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
Howard q Preston Henry Ballard
q EoURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
Il Orleans, Nc. H,3SA-By virtue Of an order
of date Of February 20, 1871, to me directed by
she honorabie the Fourth District Court for the
parish OF Orleans. in she above entitled cause.
will proceed to sell at public AuesioR, on MON
DAY, March 5, 1877, the premises te' wit:
At halt past ten O'Clock A. NJ, at Nos Us Fulton
and lOl TchoupitOuas str ct
ONE HORSE AND GART ABD THE CONTENTS
OF A FEED STOLE.
Imm edIs1 ely after, on st. Denis street, near
WashiL gtOn street.
one lot of HAY and BRAN, three CARTS, one
old DRAY and lot Of FURNITURE
and imm sdiately AFTER, onst Denis street. be-
tween Seventh and Eighth streets
About seventy five bales of BAY and a lot Of
WOOD and COAL.
Attached n the above suit
TeTms-Czeh on the spot -
THOMAS q. HANDY,
fes rs mb3 Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of OFlsAnas
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-02-24
A CARD.

NEW ORLRAIss, February q, 1877.
The undersigned certihes that he was the holder
Of one.fourth of combination ticket, Nos 16 90 49,
elass No 46, in the Louisiana State Lottery, which
drew the first capital prize Of @5O2z 50, on FRI
day, February %, 1871, said ticket having cost
the sum of twenty-five cents, at the OfHee of lose
D. Valdez, No. liz Charities street, between St.
Louis and CONT streets. and that the amount was
promptly paid on presentation of the ticket at the
once Of the company.
E. F. GROSS,
No. SO Brainard street, between Jackson and Philip
streets. tea 1t Up
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-02-24
Light in Darkness,

Cincinnati Enquirer must be funny
ben it is wrestling with a great sOr
Here is its latest:
commission refuse to accept evil
he Democratic mind can settle down
ruel reflection that Louisiana will
Dn to Hayes by q vote of eight to
Then CrOnin's illuminated bugle is
Is left. 1t is large enough to hold
b and Tilden in it, but in the mean
p bridge may cave in by the weight
light men who will CROSS it, leaving
, the opposite bank.
IN ls doing the agreeable at hop to-
nd can not be seen. Burbank, his
in-law, says the Governor is hope
Cd Is q bad sign.
rdent friends of Tilden had better
Themselves for disappointment in
nisiana decision, when, if they are
" surprised by a favorable one,
won't cost any more, and the COCA
justify heavier and more frequent
b.
the fastidious moke, from whom
Field expected to gather much
ss concerning the deviltry of the
be Returning Board, went clean
the expectant Democrats, and, to
Own phrase, Didn't know muffin"
kbOne has stiffened since the decision
Geven Out" has turned Florida.
an, Republican, voted with the
hts on the resolution that the Tilden
we're legally elected in Florida. The
cans say he Is Tilden's latest pnr
He is not worth tive cents, clothes
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-02-24

lie dem New York About Foreign War.
ret. York correspondence of the Phila'
, ELLA Ledger:
. hants, bankers and other classes
business relations with Europe are
nan ever perplexed as to the war
CONS D, since the publication of the Gorts-
note, which is construed by some as
=. to hOstilities, and by others TO
% ~ The matter is one of immediate in
Especially to the grain and provision
.,0,,, and the Spectators in these staples
, ,1si1s Produce Exchange would give q
'.,,,.,oD bel to know precisely just how 1t Is
$3.50 49,, turn out. The result of the pre-
nnu. -.,T uncertainty Is to arrest pretty much
~ WI atiOns of purely speculative char
MS CON The "bulls" are circulating reports
iRkk Ok eavy contracts in certain kinds Of
e furtH ndise, for which q continental war
allowed Undoubtedly create sharp demand,
N al n he absence OF tangible facts to sup
gas exoe 10, the presumption is that they are
most part, if not, altogether, inven-
or the purpose of influencing the
oTR n h their favor. Tricks of this kind
Uncommon.