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The Husbands of AieppO Undergo u
Drying OrdeSl Before They win
Their Brides.

hho HhWSBNuUs OBJ RbeppW ObuerkO u
Drying Ordeal Before They win
Tneir Brides.
Captain Burnaby, author of "a Ride
to Khiva," while in Asia recently, had
the ceremony described to him by a
young Boy from Aleppo. "a girl has
say three lovers said the hey. "She
takes three bits OF live charcoal from
out of the fire. Giving each of her
lovers piece, she tells them to place
it in the palms. of their hands. The
fire burns through the skin, the ten
dons are laid bare. Sometimes the
amorous gentlemen will resist till the
flesh has been burned to the bone.
Here one or two of them generally sues
cum6 to the torture; the man who re-
sists the longest wins the lady" "Did
you ever try itw "No," said the hey,
laughing; 81 can get wife without
any trouble; so do not care about
burning my fingers. We burn our fin.
gers quite soon enough after marriage,
as it is."
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HIDES AND PELTRIEs

HIDES-Dry flint, Is lbs and upward, &c.
dry flint, IL lbs and upward, Damaged, 100.
dry flint, kips and calf, llc.; dry salt, rs lbs
and upward, lie; green butchers, $40.
SHEEP PELFS-Each, owing to wool, 20G
&c.; white wool, long, 2lc.; white WOOL fall
clip, l9@2cc.; black wool, lSc.
BUFFAL0-Bull's, 4c.; cows, &c.
TALLOW-In barrels, $40.
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sales l,ll2 bales. Futures stronger.
October IL sail Ale; November II l8Gll Dor;
ID cember IL ll9ll l3c; January ii l7@ll l0c;
+ Druary IL 29gl 3lc
Night-Cotton quiet. Uplands llssc;Orleans
ll1Sc. sales JOi bales. Net receipts pa bales;
gross S,3}l bales.
Consolidated net receipts 52,39l bales; ex-
ports to Great Britain u, l75 bales; France 1900
bales; continent $40; channel so bales.
Futures closed barely steady. Sales 1900
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GRAIN AND BREADsTUrFs.

WHEAT-Reeeipts more liberal, fully
equal to the demand: No. red I'll l5@l 20
choice 81 00@l IL; medium 059Sl 10; lower
grades G0@9Oc.
OATS--20c.
RYE-None offered.
BARLEY FEED-25c.
CORN-Texas, IN shuck, 35@i0c.
HAY-s7 O0@lO w per ton; Hungarian and
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LIVERPOOL, october 22.-Noon.-Cotton Is
hrmer and finally dearer.
MoEDAY. SATURDAY,
Middling Uplands. e. 6Hd SD
Middling Orleans. D Il-l6d Gkd
sales, 10000 bales; speculation and export
LOO bales; receipts 9,e0O bales; American -.
Futures opened partially Lied better, now
easier. Uplands, low mid ling clause, Octo'
Der delivery. sgd; November l5-329 ID;
November and December Q Is 329daSd; De.
cember and January 65sd; January and Feb
ruary go; new crop shipped December and
January by sail 61sl; January and February
IS 1891. Uplands low middling clause ship
ned Febru ary aud March by sail 7-l61.
%. m, Uplands low middling clause 90
tober delivery l5-l6d.
m.-Sales include 5 $50 bales American
Futures closed barely steady. Uplands low
middling clause December delivery 65Sd;De-
cember and January ll-32d.
NEW ORLEANS, October 22.-Night-Cotto
fairly active and a shade higher.
sales, 1850 bales Receipts net, 9,4s6 bales;
gross IS.2g bales Stock u, al bales. Exports
10 \ fvarnool 500 bales.
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PROCLAMATION. a
OCCULIST.
DIR. M. JOsEPnTHALL.

Blind Asylum, Austin.
Has permanently located 81 Sherman,
where be is preparedto treat al diseases Of the
eye. .octls-sm
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EygH A N { { BANK
DALLAS, TEXAS.
Does. a General Banking and ExOhanus
Business.
DIRECTORS.

W., W; orowdus, M. D., Dallas; Phil. E.
Cmappeii, PRESIDENT Of the National Ex-
halshlls, OF Marsalis n Underwood, whole.
sale giocers, Dallas; Col. ii. y. Eryay, Dallas,
Il. Williams, OF Williams 4 Polliver, arup,
!ists, Dallas; James NJ. Swanson, planter.
anderson county, Texas; John NJ. Stem.
MONS na h5.oiney.at-law, Dallas; q. NJ. Swink
De'ias. r. m' DIVay DailaS' Jan.dly.
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ESTABLISHED in 1873
FOR SALE.

Improved and unimproved property in
every part of the city and suburbs; also
farms and farming lands in Dallas, and
other counties of Texas.
For rent or lease-Rooms, ofiices, business
houses, dwellings and vacant lots In the
city OF Dallas.
Special attention paid TO abstracting and
pefecting titles and esl abllshing land
claims, and to the collecting of rents, notes
and accounts; also to the rendering OF prop
erty for and payment Of taxes. All colleo-
lions promptly paid over or RENTED.
Persons having real estate for rent or sale,
are respectfully requested TO give us trial.
The best of references given.
CUMMINS Il DAVIS,
Real Estate Agents No 100 Lama street.
sep29-f
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PROFESSIONAL.
ISankruptcy

Book bout simpson, Attorneys at Law
NO. oUi Main street, opposite The Herald
nice, upstairs. jun3O.d&wtf.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH


GALVESTON, October 22.-Cotton-receipts
1910 bales; gross 1853 bales. Elk ports coastwise
az bales channel 500 bales. sales $50 bales.
stock 47i73 bales, Market active and firm.
SATURDAY. MONDAY,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-10
NEW YORK.
WM. NJ. TWEED,


New York, Oct. l0-The statement of
VIM. NJ. Tweed, submitted short time ago
to Attorney General Fairchild is made
public, and contains the enams Of 81 sena-
tors who paid for their votes or for silence.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
New York, Oct. 1O.-The annual election
Of tn. directors of the Western Union tele-
graph to-day resulted as follows: VIM.
Orion, Anson St,ger, VIM. II Vanderbilt,
Edwin D. Morg IN, Robert Lennox, Kennedy,
Moses Taylor, Augustus schell, Wetson G.
Hunt, ]. Pierrepont, Morgan, Frank Work
Harrison Dunkee, Cornelius Vanderbilt,
Jas. H. Barker. Chester w. Chaplin, Alonzo
B. Connell, Hamilton, Nick. Twombly, Geo.
NJ. Pullman, Norvin Green, VIM. X. Thorn,
Jno. r. Duff, Cambridge Livingston, Darius
o. Mills, Olsver H. Palmer, Edward S. San.
ford, Samuel A. Munson, David Jones, JOS.
H. Anker, Samuel F. Bangor, Edwin D.
Worcester. "a
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LATEST BY MAIL.

The supreme court Of the United States
met on Monday at noon. Present, Justices
Waite, Clifford. Swsyne, Miller. Field,
Strong and Bradley.
Nine new cases of yellow fever we're
deaths occurred Sunday. Monday five new
cases were reported and one death occur.
red.
A special from Frankfort says: Accor.
ding TO trustworthy intelligence received
here. the fortresses Franco-Italian frontier
are being hurriedly put in state ..of de-
tense.
The emperor Of Russia has conferred
upon Mr.. Archibald Forbes, the war cores
pondent Of the Daily News, the order of St.
George, the highest military distinction in
that country.
Specie resumption is practically accomp-
lished in Memphis. The Memphis banks
declined day or two ago to pay premium
for gold in small pieces sent from the inte-
rior to the city. Greenbacks. dollar of dol
lar for the gold, were offered and accepted.
Colonel John c. Myers, ex-cousul to
Shanghai. who was relieved upon complaint
of Minister Seward, has sued the Omaha
Dee ioE SsV,VVV damages tOf uOel. Inc Bee
insinuated that he was drunkard and
monomaniac, and says it doesn't propose to
take back . word
An Omaha telegram Of the 9th says
Laughing Sam and the Kid, two notorious
Black Hills characters, who robbed Henry
Homan and party on their way from Dead.
wood TO Omaha, four weeks ago, have been
lodged in Jail here, and will probably be
sent to Yankton, Dakota, for trial. The
offense was committed in that territory.
The board of inquiry appointed by Sec
retary Schurz to investigate the cause OF
the fire In the interior department building
the 24th ult.. submitted report in which
they state that there is no foundation
whatever for the supposition that the fire
was built Of pine boards and . plower
placed over the crate in the ladies' copying
room in the Ninth street basement on the
morning of the day on which the fire oc-
CURED. and the roaring Of the fire attracted
the attention Of persons in the room, and
was the subject of comment by them at the
time.
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xEleHsoRHooo NEWS.
Niobrara Pioneer. Oct. ah.

Niobrara Pioneer. Oct. 5th.
The sand bar in front Of town still contir-
ues q snare and delusion to the steamboat.
Immigration continues to come in quite
well. many going up the valley and others
settling in the vicinity of town.
The new saw mill, the other side Of the
Verdigris, up the Niobrara, is now in
working order, and it is said the lumber Is
of the first quality.
The number Of money orders paid by the
Niobrara postofhce during the quarter were
3, amounting to S2s7 81; the number isaed
BY this Office 81, amounting to $990,3l.
Treasurer Miller has been very busy =,
the delinquent tax-list during the past week.
He will start for Lincoln to day having
made the annual se,,lemen, with The com.
missioner.
Mr. Smiley. Of Omaha, bat more recently
from the Black Hills, has been in town ios
tas ps& fsv dAys. He i the lrss osaaraes.
- vho ever brought eovsraosat ~ ~
1eos L. BY say q NiobsssA
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FOREIGN.
TIE INDIA FAMINE.
Worcester.

London, October, 10.-If the northwest
monsoon proves good, the Indian famine will
end in four months. Prospects in the north
west have so much improved that the
scheme of railways and other works for
reliet have been abandoned. The subscrip.
ton at the Mansion House, for the sufferers
amounted to $l,7OO,0OO.
FAILURE.
Fred Dinsdale, solicitor, failed, Liabili.
ties 81, ,00O, 900; assets $780, 900, consisting
Of oolleries and other property.
THE OUTFLOW OF GOLD.
London, October, l0.-The Times says
everything points to dearer money. 1t seems
likely that even five per cent bank note
discount will not be sufficient TO arrest the
outflow Of gold. One hundred thousand
pounds worth of American eagles are said
to be ordered for to-day, Wednesday.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-10

The nevs fom Ohio occasions much CON.
ment here, there being apparently more
interest In that than in our own staae. The
democrats are very jubiIant over the news
and are talking Of jubilee for tonight.
Dea Moines, October, 10.-A special to
the Register says that. Gear hasl 10 majority
in Marion county, and that Ex-Governor
Stone, republican candidate for representa-
tive in the same county Is elected BY .
majority Of $50.
Sioux City La. 10.-The official returns
from the twelve townships, Woodbury.
county, including Sioux City, gives Gear
94s. Irish 74o, stubbs l72, Lawrence, repub-
licans for senator in the fifth district, 954,
Farrar, greenbacker 166, J. H. Balton, re-.
publican 9o6, Davis, democratic 742, For
rest, greenbacker 200. Unofficial reports
from the six remaining townships increase
the republican majority 10 about $50 in the
county republican gain of 300.
Maquaketa, Iowa, October, lO.-Rsturns
from six townships in Jackson county, give
Gear 800, Irish 634, Stubs 35. Represen-
tatives-s:ephens, republican, s2s; Milea,
republican 9S6; Dunn, democrat, 5S9; Brad
ley, democrat, $50,
Frazer, October, l6.-Perry township
Gear POS, Irish Irish l05, Je.sup "a.
Walker. October, 1O.-Grant township-
"a republican majority.
Perry, October, 10-spring Valley town.
ship-Gear 1874, Stubs ITO, Irish %.
Knoxville. Oct. 1O-Kuoxville town.
ship-Year 54l Irish 27s, stubbs 800.
Representative Stones, republicans, has a
majority in this township Of 6sO.
Center Towns Hip Appanoose county
Gear 272; irish 20e.
Glenwood. Ia, Oct. 1O-Mins Co., give.
-Genr 100 majority; Stone. representative
rs
Grundy Centre, Tenmo township-Gear
l2o majority; Wells, republican, 81.
Pella, Lake Prairie township-Irish, 27s
majority for representative; Elliott, demo
crat, 270 majority for senator McC Culby, ,30t
majority.
East Waterloo township. Black Hawl
county-Gear $50, Irish $50, stubbs 5
Jessup Al.
Waterloo township, Black Hawk county
Gear 258, Irish l6s, Jessup 25.
Lester township, Black Hawk county
Gears majority 26.
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ElE Of A PHO.
'~>>>-'>e--C-~,-y- -~,-~~~,~-~->s-~-
q GO LoCK p. Ne.
GENERAL.
The Tweed Mill Continues to
Grind Out Disclosures.
President Hayes Is Not Surprised at
.Ef What Ohio has Done.
He Rather Expected it All the Time.
Coed Crop Prospects Ia The Famine Region Of
'- India.
MISCELLANEOUS.
TREATING WITH CREDITORS.

A"SoAANo WAN ShGhAAoHos
Philadelphia, Oct. l0.-The permanent
exhibition company has appointed COM
mittec to treat with the creditors who are
said to be willing to accep ept so per cent.
The debt Of the company amounts to s264,.
900; $lS0,000 due to the centennial board
Of finance.
EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.
Boston, Oct. lO-In the Episcopal con-
vcption. Bishop Harkle. Of Virginia, pre-
sented the report Of the committee on new
dioceses, on the memorial of the bishop OF
Illinois, for the formation of two new do
ccscs. The committee recommended the
sitting of two new dioceses, as follows
First. to be composed of the territory wes,
of the Illinois river and LaSalle county, and
south of Whiteside and Lee counties; sec
ond, TO comprise that psrt Of the state lying
south and east of the Illinois river The
report was made the order of the day 70,
Thursday.
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES OF MAILS

Chl.lstown, arrives Fridays at 8 r. NJ. and de-
parts saturdays at "a. NJ.
FrcnclitOwn Neh., arrives Tuesdays and Fri
days ut 10 a. NJ. and departs ut same days at
D.. NJ.
Lodi, arrives Tuesdays ut l2 NJ. and departs
Wednesdays ut 1 4. NJ.
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The following appears in Saturdays Dead
wood Times: "Curlsy and Mack. two we'll
known miners Of this vicinity, returned from
the Big Horn country Last night. They re-
port pasaing large party Of prospecton,
probably Wastam's, who went out from the
hills under the guidance of a man whose
name cannot be ascertained, but who vaa
known ~ Charley. He claimed to. have
diegings on Rotten Graa that would YIELD
thirty cents TO the pan. Arriving at the
place, he coeteaAcd to the falsity Of The state
men., wheretpon the irste missrs hung him
TO Tree. !. h rr~umcd that he ~ b the
employ Of the pos, trader ~ Fuss kno, and
took the party on. for the hens1s or that 10.
dlvidaAl. Our infosuanD poQos9 ~ 6osa.
~ alive vith Nsi Psrcas Indlans.
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WASHINGTON.
NO REBuKE TO THE ADMINISTRATIONS,

NO REBUKE To THE ADMINISTRATION.
Washington, Oct 10-The most intimate
friends of the president say he is not sur
prised st the result in Ohio. 10 fact 1t
was anticipated, on the ground mainly that
the state for several years had been grad
ually becoming more and more friendly to
to the doctrine Of ipflation. Hand times
also had influence. and the working mems
ticket Injured to benefit tho democrats, and
this being an "ofF year." there was much
Indifference on part of the republicans
The election could not be called.a rebuke to
the administration, because the democrats
themselves claim TO be to- favor of civil
service reform and southern policy. h
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Sioux Falls Independent. Oct. e.h.

Sion, Fan. Inaenendc,t f,ct o.h
-. ~. I. !,
the Sion. Fan. .chooi Tnssdsv
~ " .
E ~. a. nIneson oflngs N specinen
oos, sooes .nfss 'ees In iength ana Of pro-
portionsts diameter.
A spsculator has been making . good
thing lately in = small way. BY buying
claims against the county It big discount.
and then getting his orders cashed at the
co9n'y IIessuIy. Goon1y .an. re r.. .
Ieilc o. .ne Psa: sna sny cam sgsinn saln,
nenaha c1un!y u worm just one hundfeo
osn.s On 'ns a'.'''. a..
The county finances are in . condition
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK MARKET.
New York, Oct. 10.
WHEAr-quiet; No. 2, winter red for
October 1.49.
CoRx-lower'; western mixed; sol
@60lc.
OArs-steady mixed western; 33@37c.
PoRK-quiet; l4.45.
LARD-steady; 9.20.
WHIsKY-13}.
MILWAUKEE.
Milwaukee, Oct. 10.
WHEAr-i@2i lower weak; 1.l3i for
cash Liz for October; 1.0ss for No
yember. No. 8, 1.09.
CoRS-6rm; .4llc.
OArs-steady; 22sc.
RYE-54c.
BARLEY-63c.
CHICAGO.
Chicago, Oct. 10.
WHEAr-weak, lower; 1.12l for cash
Ito for Octobtr 1.07! for November.
CoRN-weak shade lowe1; 42@42s for
October; 42s@42.c for November.
OATs-dull, ea.y 224c for cash; 23a
@23sc for November.
RYE-53c.
BARLEY-59c.
PoRK-l4.7o for cash; l2.s0@12.s2!
for the year.
LARD-steady, firm; $40 for cash $50
@s321 for the year; s.42s for January.
WHIsKY-S.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-30
is IT AUDAoITYq

Hon. Mr. Watterson has said in re-
cent speech to his constituents:
was born and raised Democrat; am
Democrat today, Democrat in the best
and purest sense, and l have right to
speak of the party and for the party.
He says subsequently:
did not have an opportunity to vote for
a Southern railway to the Pacific, but did
have an opportunity to cast enc vote for
bill of material consequence. and that was
oil 10 levee the Mississippi. Ia my judg-
ment the future of the South rests in these
two measures.
We would add further measure TO this
category. But how can Mr.. Watterson say
that he-ean, as born Democrat, advocate
either of these measures2 Has not the
Democratic party pledged itself against
internal improvement and protection
He has appealed to the memory of the
Clays, the Crittendens and the Marshalls
of Kentucky. Does he not know that
these men were Wings who advocated
such works on principle, while their DEM
ocratic opponents denounced this whole
policy? But TO contrast the opinions Of
Mr.. Watterson with those Of the Demoe-
racy at the present day, it must not be
forgotten that with Democratic majority
Of more than sixty, resolution was
adopted denying Federal aid in the pres
emit condition Of the treasury, and that in
application of this doctrine the Pacific
railroad bill was laid on the table, while
the levee bill received but seventy-two
votes, and the postal subvention Of the
Brazil steam line to New Orleans was de-
feated. Our readers have seen that the
candidate Of the Democratic party was a
New Yorker. He was pledged on the
principle Of every ''born Democrat to re-
resist all appropriations for Federal i'm
pTcyements. He represents the railroad
interests which now draw trade from the
Pacifc and Mississippi valley TO New
York. He is bound by interest and en-
joined BY principle 10 oppose any rival
railroad.
He knew that New York had ''got in
her work" upon the Federal treasury. and
that without her consent no rival interest
could. He knew that New York can.
with herown money, add 70 and extend
her railroads, ana he knew equally ven
ihas without her permission Tho South
could not effect any aneh msasure. Mr..
rildan would have turned lAe lock upon
I fI.a r.HnaAf f41a4ty1 a,,4 r44 ana ha~ Is.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-30

system for the regeneration of the South.
We ask again, is this audacityG Does Mr..
Watterson expect to convince his constit-
uents that the doctrines of Henry Clay
were those Of Guthrie or Breckenridge?
Does he not so far respect the intelligence
of his constituency as to see that they will
accuse him of appealing to the organized
prejudices of the Democratic party to
carry out the liberal and progressive prin-
ciples of the Wings? We limit our in.
quiry, not knowing what possible plea
Mr.. Watterson can present to the incon-
gritty of his position. He is trying to
ride on two horses. 1t is difficult feat
at best, but when they are running in op-
posite directions he must fail, or suffer a
political mutiiation analogous to that
which has occurred when offenders have
been attached to wild horses and torn
limb from limb on their separation.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-30

President Hayes friends are charged
with making bargain for the sale of the
right to flibuster that he might be Pres
ident, and thus compromising him to the
advantage of Nichols. Mr.. Hewitt has
been quoted before an investigating COM
mittee as having refused to buy the Lou
isiana vote. Wonder if Tilden regrets
that the purchase was not made-to the
advantage of Packard, maybe9 !.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-30
NOTICE.

ROoNs STATE CENTRAL EXECUTIVE CoNAITTBB,
Repub iean Party Of Louisiana, ,
New Orleans, March 30, 1871.
The members Of the State Central Committee
are notified to attend meeting of this committee,
which will be held on SATURDAY, March 81, at IL
A. H., at the LituteI ant Governors Office, State
House. PunetuRl attendance IL required, Is busi-
ness OF Importance will be brought before the
committee.
By order Of A, J. Dumont, President.
WILLIAM VIGERS,
mh30 IL % Recording SaereiarY.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-30

Ihs Plymouth Il about to visit Yieks-
haAs. Several yaaEs have passed since tho
ha'Fss havs seen q Yankee war vessel.
nder goes with letter Of recon-
sn from the Pieayisas. and win not
1fen 80 peefla.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-30

Julia Ward Howe announces in her paper
shaa President Hayes believes III woman
Suffrage. That is where she Is lame. The
ttensat must be considered aliunde nm
abs she has i in writing frum Stanley
NAllhaMa.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-30

beautiful dramatic spectacle cf
se . take old man Iss to the
ths nslssefe for hia adsion II
ald Aavs been shat . death
talsa amid painted Noun.
eolncle would have
anaee4.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-30

The Republican State Central Executive
committee win meet at eleven o'clock to-
Iag. s. the Lieutenant Governors room, in
the State Houss. Every member il ex-
raeled 10 be present.
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PROCLAMATION.


FIVE THOUSAND DOLnaRs REWARD.
Szaxu or LOUISIANA
Executive Department.,
New 0raAns. MRreh 8. lS17J
reward 81 FfFR THOUSAND DOLLARz ia b
paia b. ths eiafa q Leuisiana Iel such leLorma
ton a. VA lead TO he aflest and eeags1llon Of
TIE psrson e psssona Nisa % The .hdrenia day o.
March, 1871. ahot ena killed .. a. WEBEa OAK
eollaetar "a West FrlIsirua. flam the aeazlhpuaa
q nason Ears
9lYan nnAef n4 han4 saa Tie seAi e. sHe nlste
hereto 4ltAehaI. t1|a eighth d19 - Marsh. leII
e.B PACKARD 0sgesnoi.
AN rae 194amfu
MM4 ANN0MN
t AtA ta
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-30

1t would take but little to put an end
to the Odd Fellows Hall caucus. At
full deliberative meeting, last Tuesday,
vote to adjourn sine die was lost by tie
vote of forty-three to forty-three, only
few country members being induced to
vote to remain longer. The absence of
one city member-even one of the three
from the seventh ward, who, by their own
count, were never elected, but who were
needed to make the required sixty-one on
the first of January-.would have broken
the charm! They agreed on committee
to confer when to adjourn, on what bills
it was best to pass, etc.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-30

Perhaps Oakley Hall has gone of star
ring in the ssCrncible.p He and bis comedy
failed in New York, but there are other
worlds than ours.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-30

Preserve the names Of the handy men
VINO Sign calls for NicbclIa mass meetings,
and ses how many Of them will be found
aakipg Governor Packard for office.