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RAILROADS.
ErOR TIE LAKE.

TNOR TIE LAKE.
OFFICE Nsw ORLEANS CIrE BAuRoAD CoNPAxx, }
No. 1874 Canal street, ,
New orleans, Ap'il /, l617.)
Prom this date trains for the Lake will leave the
city at and a. NJ ard every hour thereafter
until P. NJ
The last tram will leave the Lake End at P NJ.
sp5 90. LBwIS Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-05-02

1.-Two triflipg fires slightly dam
No. 634 Magazine street, and a
on Oarondelet street near Louisiana
her Monday morning burned the
I No. 1877 franklin street q little.
kitchens, at No. 467 Bagatelle
we're destroyed Tuesday afternoon.
bout 5000.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-05-02

DENTS Two boys, John Gillen
harles Bellew, went out in a skiff
the head Of Sorspuru street and
upset. A youth named John Allen
ny sprang into the river to save
and succeeded in rescuipg Bellew,
D other was drowned.
Gebairl fell from his buggy yester,
pd broke his arm. lie was attended
s. S. Woods.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-05-02
MISCELLANEOUS.
UhE NEW ORLEANS
SANITARY EXCAVATIKG COMPANY
incorporated by an act of the Legislature with
exclusive privilege of EMPTYING VAULTS
PRIvIKs, SINKS. etc.

Are now in full operation, and are prepared =
perform the above work with promptnesA and
dispatch.
The advantages derived from the use of the
0DORI.RSS ENCHANTING APPARATUS
as used By the company, Are that the work can b
performed at any hour Of the day or night, tina
thorough manner In which the deposits are re
moved, the absence OF all extensive edors, ths
abort space Of time required tau ordinary slni
being emptied in from ten to fifteen minutesl, and
above all, ITS CHEAPERSS.
All orders left at the eompany's Office, No. Isl
Common street. or sent to PostofHce box No. sla
will receive prompt attention. Aus EN-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-05-02

DOUBLR DAILY THROUGH TRAINS.
WIN arrive at aud depErt from the Calliope street
depot, from March Is, 1877, as follows;
DEPART. ARRIVE
BrTrsss NJ. 1. $50 P. II Express No. @ il;20 A. NJ
E1press No. ..7:2O A. Nj Express No. 4...64O A. NJ
Nos. and run daily noe. aud daily except
Sunday
PULLMAN PALACE sLREPERs
Through without change to Cincipnat IT, Louisville
Chicago Caro- aud Milan, Tennessee. aud for st.
Louis sleeper is attached at Milan, Tennessee, en-
abiing passengers 10 go through without leaving
the UTala.
Only one ohAnge to New York and Eastern cities.
Friday evenlnR's train makes connection ct
DuquoiD for Chicago,
Accommodation trains betwesn New Orleans and
MeComb City leave at $3.50 r. ii. Saturday, and
.:xO A. d. and $3.50 p III. Sunday. Arrive At BIS A,
N aud 9:20 P. III. Sunday, and 9:l5 A. 81. Monday.
Tickets for sale and Information given at No. %
Camp street, corner Of Common. under City Hotel
A. D, SHELDON, Agent
jsl51y x D. FROST, General Manager.
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WANTED.

Two PROPERTY OWNRRS any
Il A0kNTS--A business house OF long standing
with large capital wants 70 lexse , frat elias
Etorehonse on Canal ST. eet. Persons having thf
class Of property to lot will please address 4. n
Of fieayune ofd8e giving location Of premisai
and their onsiness address. mhas
M ANTED BuA aEs,khH III CUranFn Fu1
w q handsomely furnished parlar aud ka1.
room adjoining, aiEo tor one or two single rouaE,
ct Ne. las 1nlio st1est. nenr oarurdalot Ta1zaa
moderate. References aNphanEAa. tnl4
A N ENN3eaErAD RAMFk 4lAfa aflzW a
6tPaOa IN Loul1lana and Texas. HIllst ~ alIs -
purcAaee q op . $50 Wnlth o. atonEs ~ 11Qlt
TRaEKEYE. corr I a.
hAN Ne " B5VaaEag, NV IprnH
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100000 FOR ONLY TEN.
6g72 Cash GIFTS, amounting to

Whole Tickets s 10. Hslvea SIS, Quarters So So II
Tickets $780, 33h Tickets { 800 562l Tickets $500.
awning POSITIVELY JUNE 80 1917. and every
three months theresftfr.
Certificate of SuDery isCrs of Drawing;
This is to certify that the first drawing of the
Kentucky Cash Distribution Company took place
on the sixth of December, in Major Han, Frankfort
EebtItky, in our presence ana undSr our imms-
diats supervision.
We fmtder state that every ticket, aud part of
ticket which had been sold were represente in
the wheel. and thst the drawing was fairly and
honestly conducted. We further state that we
interest wha ever in the eutt Use, nor any
connection with the same except in the character
OF sup srvsors whose sole duty was to pro eet the
iEterest Of tue ticket holders and TO p eside over
the drawing:
Hon. Alvin ruvaI. late Chief Justice supreme
Court Of Kentucky: James G. Dudley, chairman
Board of school Ira tees; Grant Green, cashier
farmers Bank Of Kentucky; Hon. s. ]. III. Major,
Pubic Printer State OF kentucky; Hon. Thomas N.
Lindsey, President Farmers Bank II Kentucky;
Hon. Thomas G JOnf s. Jerk Of Supreme Court OF
Kentucky; Ju 1ge Y. a. Thompson Presiding Judge
Franklin County Cont; James q. Crocsett Clerk
Franklin County Court.
Rent tanees csn be made bv mail express, draft
pOstCifice der regist, red Letter, made payable
10 w. Barrow Il Co. All communications and
OTders for tickets tho0ld be addressed 20.
g. W. b lRROW CO.,
Cou,ierJournal hui Ding Louisville. Kentucky.
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LOTTERIES,
SEoOND GRAND DRAWING
KENTUCKY Cash DISTRIBUTION COMPANY.

1910, 900 CASH IN GIFTS.
Farmers & Drovers' Bank, Louisville, KY, Treas.
The Kentucky Cash Distribution Company, au-
tborzed by special act Of the Legisl Nure for the
benefit ofthe public schOt Is Of Frankfort, will have
the SECOND OF the series of GRAND DRAWINGS in
the city Of Louisville, Kentucky.
Saturday, June 3F, 1877,
at PUBLIC LIBRARY HALL, a schems common
surate with the times.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-05-02
GREAT JACKSON ROUTE.
D0UBLR DAILY THROUGH TRAINS.

EKw ORLEANS. ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO RAIL-
Road LINE.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-10-19
TO-Day's Dispatches.

New York, Oct. lS.-The llerald's Wash. inStOu special asserts that Hayes k vithnuf party in either House, and that he desires Co have il So. The theory expressed is that the President K to execute the laws, but N i'll rctraln from influencing any member or senator, on any subject or confirmation or any appointment.
 The W orldS Washington special saws inc President has been in consultation win south Carolina Republicans, with view to reorg;lnize the party on an honest basis.
 Maholn Chance, Consul at the, Raham,s who took an active part in tue Ohio campnipn will be removed. Among the nomination~ sent to the Senate to-day, were MiniSterS Moves to France, Lowell to Spain, Kasson t, Austria, Osborn To Chili, Willard to Hr,,iI stephens to Sweden and Norway, Comfy tn Hawaii, langston 10 Hayti. Which werp referred.
 The rumors of probable trouble in NIaxi. 70 are sensational and without foundation The failure of the Lerdo Government to re gain power, will neceSSitate q recognition of the piaz Government at an early day.
 Chicago, Oct. lS.-A special from the Sit unS Buil Commission dated Aiilk River re ports Sitting Bull with thirty wnrriors a, Fort Walsh, awaiting the araival of inc Commissioners who will arrive there on ,bc 18th. His village is forty miles from Ihera and comprises 350 lodges and o0) xvarr;cr with some escaped Neg Perces.
 me Iroduue exchange Committee, apnoin tod to consider the claims growing out of the liuSourg rio's, recommend the rejection of Of the propositions of the Railroad Comnany and to commence suits against the Penn railroad and Alleghany county without dc. lay. "'
 ConStaniinople, Oct. l7.-Suleiman Pasha made reconnoisanpo in person Tuesday. \ battle with Cz4rowitch is momentarilv ex. pected.
 snow in Shipka Pass is three feet deen ana operations impossible.
 Rurharost, Out lS.-The bombsr,lment of Plevna has been recommended alonr tbc whole line, decisive action is imminent |, | k stated that oSman Pasha'S communica- 1 .. kadikoi. '
 san Francisco. Oct. lS.-Col. r.. B. ButIan. ioau committed suicide last night Cause | losses in business
 San Francisco, October lS.-Miniuy stocks
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-10-19
GuNN CuUNTY lTINs-Thc following We copy from the sentinel of the 18th:

copy from the Sentinel of the 18th:
 Immense quanlitie, of merchandise hay, hecn elupptl into the interior during th, past few weeks. To the firm of l Coliing wood < Co. alone have gone more good, than would, few years ago, have supplied all of Final county for twelve months
 The new couccntrator at the Pichaco mil works first ri;t and saves most of the gold Explanation difficult, except on tho theory that shaking the pulp SCOUTS the gold and gives the quicksilver chance at 1t. Bul- ion comes in very regularly. Things now indicate that Company II. Eighth Infantry. will soon be back at Yuma. 1t ha, done. in the Nex Pcrccs campaign. hard ~cr,lce that makes Us admire it as in dividuals even while We have hearty re- publican distrrSt of the institution to which IL belongs.
 The railroad bridge is being plankcd over to allow the passage of wagons and teams Whether tolls will be charged or thc bridge bc made free to the public, we have Got learned; probably the former. The ferry will he abolished
 silver King report, continue favorable and work k done by the mills and cQuccn- traitors Meyers teams left the mine on the 2d with eleven tons, and Quinlin's train was to leave on the 9th with a full load. The last two lots of concentrations sold at San Francisco as follows: Sept 2l. a3.- ii3 pounJs-Sl5.31G. October |. nearly the same quantity as,aycd ,5o9 ounces per ton. and sold at Sl.02 p-r ounce. Nuggets and selected lots were sold at much higher figures.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-10-19
Our He.a ions with Mexico.

The Two Republics, published in the city ot Mexico. las wcil-considered article dc- preceding ,he precipitaJioas of q war be tween Mexico ani the United States. l. docs no; conceal the fact that it considers the situation threatening, and in this respect rather takes counsel frou. its fears than any hostile attitude that it can discover on the part of this country. IL cannot be denied, however. that there i, class of restless Spir- lis who would like to bring 4bout such a Tcsuly, hoping to profit ly it; but the pulse of' tue great American people has Eot been al all stirred iE the apprehension of a War. nic>s Mexico herself should. in an evil hour, perform some overt act to invite retal- iltion, such as an attack upon our troops in the pursuit ot thieves and dcSpcradoes on Mexican soil, there iS nc likelihood of any complications arising which cannot be set lied hy diplomacy. To provoke a contest would be madness on the part of Mexico She has nothing to gain hut everything 10 lose lu >sich au event, and iI President Diay ls possessed oi any >hrcWdnc>s m ,tat,s!nan- ship. his effort, Sill be devoted to allaying instcad of melting public c.amor in that di- rcction. The horrors of va. are being too palpably exhibited m Armenia ami Bulgaria Io induce the other nations to engage in bloody strife for light or jrival causes. The enlightenment of the age is against such a rysort. and humanity forbid, it except in extreme eases. s.-Ef.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-10-19
The Yuma Matter Before ,hc Cabinet.


 \ dispatch. Galei Oct. llth. ~ays: Tb,
 Cabinet considered yc~,crday the question of the right ot thl Southern Pacific Rail road Company to bridge the Colorado river. and without determining anything a, t. tine legality oi thc Company action. decided that il should he allowed uninterrupted Use of the bridge, and to leave tAc whole matter to be decided by Con2rc~.. (. r. Huntington, who arrived here last night. states to-day that their company has the undoubtri right to build thyir bridge and continue theit lead to Fort Yuma. They were not interrupted in ,hcir work while constructing the bridge. bu; after t had been completed the ~s,r.tuyy ut War di- rcctol tina, the draws ~Lould be opened. which was done The practical question. therefore, Gla.lcd hy the Cabinet to-day, was that the draw siouiu z. closed and the company allowed to use the bridge au6 gun their trains to Fort Yuma instead of stop ping thei" about three miles west of that point. Mir. lIVniine,0E further stated that the company Was prepared to push forward their work on tlC loaa eastward tai- winter at tho Tate oi mile aud half per dav. They have rails f1 .ol ie- already ou the Pacific coast, &ad by t4t timr tie-u az, used up they will have mo.c delivered He further stated that all their arrangement, were completed whereby they would be enabled to have tLe ri~!f pt' way through Texas. and in connection with tl.if lines already built or building. have direct with New Orleans. They ,N- pectcd witb:a the next thr,, years to be train, through .rom Nlu FranJi>c, t0 New Orleans
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-10-19

TELEGRAPHIC ITEMs.-A bill has beer introduced in Congress ny Ingalls, granting arrears of pensions. \ bill was also intro. duced to establish the Territory of Huron Also to establish a branch mint at Omaha All referred. The City of San Francisco has offered the Spring Valley water Com pany eleven millions of dollars for the water Nofhs and plopotty, which tho company has refused. The City Commissioners are now drawing specifications to submit to the pco- pie with reference to the Blue Lake water scheme
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-10-19

We coppy thc following from the Yuma Sentinel.
 Within th,Va-, few months there have been brought into Arizona ihc following quartz mills, all of which are now being >ct mp or are already in operation
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-10-19

EN-CoNcREssNAN STALLS BEIBE.-A Columbia. S. C. dispatch. ofthe 9th instant says Congressman Smalls had prelimi nary examination to-day on the charge, against him. Woodruff testified that he paid Smalls 5000 a> bribc ia vote for q measure before thc Legislature in Is13. Small> was held to hail to answer in the Circuit Court on October 22d. Maxwell, Senator of Marlboro county, in default of bail, wa- imprisoned on similar charges of bribery connected with printing Swin iicS of the Republican Printing Company, ot which Woodruff was the head centre. His testimony WI, based upon a mcmorau- tium book which he kept in short hand.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-10-19

OREGON The Portland Orcgonian oi the 'itli says: Company n. of the Twelfth Intan- iry, under command ol Captain McGowan, arf1vcd here from L'Ris.on on the boat Wed nc>day evening, and }, uaw in this city The company k en routc to Fort una. Arizona, at which post the command ha- been order edtorcpurf by order from Division Hcalquar Ivrs. Thirtymen are in the company. These tn,ops will leave to-day on the Ajax Two more companlc~ of ,nc Twelfth Infantry. numbering 53 men. are on inc way tlom Mount Idaho, and may be expected 10 arrive iicrr iu about one week
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-10-19

in a case n here the Centennial Fire h. surance Company attempted to disregard the law of Wisconsin. Wai,h k To Ihe cnect that the State Courts shalt have jurisdiction over all matters pcrtJiuia. to foreign In ,urancc Company doing hu-inc>~ in that State, the Supreme Court of the United States has dccidca ,la. 'iensr i~ ucccs- sary. and that the Ntajc can frsuhc il. li- censc at any time. Wi.h or without cause.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-10-19

NVlo of the Comanybc tribe of Indians, belonging to the Nlavi'> band k not only the wcal,hieat ini'a o, iho plain, but i, the heaviest Indian n North AIcriea. weighing over t1o pounds Tn horses alone hc has over lpno la-iG,- uumr.,u- bands ot cattle mulc~. -nccp rtr.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-10-19

Spotted Tail, Red Cloud, littlc-His- Man
 American Hors,, Man-Afraid-of-l,is-H Hotse>, Touch -the-C Clouds and nineteen other Sioux and Arapahoc chiefs, with their iEtorpro- ter>, passed through Omaha. on the Sth in stant, homeward bound. we'll satisfied with their visit to Washington. They visited New York on their way home. and were loaded down with presents in the shape ol articles of clothing, handbag, and .ri.kc.s.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-10-19
ANOTHER C,r,>rporur ON THE MoIAv

ANOTHER CATASTROPHE uN THE MuINNE
 Mr. Barney Lee reports havin" found two dead men about eighteen mile north ofWil. tow Springs. They were di.igurcd that il would hc impossible to identify thom. He think they were two men who started from Darwin to walk to Resting Springs They had lo canircn. but had couple of bottles which uo,c -cu:pty. They cyidently died for the want otWaicr MT. Lee buried then. as well as a> he could being on horsc-back, he had no tools with him.
 Professor Wm. Brown, who is out in that locality, loun another man about tiycmilc, tAl, sldt uf Ai.lgw Sprine> Ml E. thinks he died from having drank too lnu,h n ater. - Nan Bcruardino Timc>.
 X special from Frankfort says: Accord mg to trustworthy intelligence received here the tortrcs>cs of France on the Italian frontier aic being hgrridly put in a state of defense. Several of them are being armed with new tcsI aud bronze guns
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-10-19

The steady advance in the price of silver is most cheering news to the Pacific Coast. where the silver crop is steadily increasing. The price of silver in London Ina, been strengthening for several months. The re- monetization of the silver dollar will next week be one or the current topic, at Wash ington
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-10-19

THE RESyIT IN Omo.-Ohio has -onl Democratic by a majority over the RepubIi- cans ofiIom 25000 to 9S,OO0. The Legislature is Democratic by sufficiently large major ity. but precisely how large is not known. This gives the Democrats another United atate> senator, California having contributed the first from the doubtful States IL is hardly worth while to speculate as 10 the meaning of this turn in the tide President Hayes says he k not surprised, and his friends say that the result k not to be regaId- cd as a rebuke to the Administration. The President probably isnot surprised. \ Demo cratic victory in Ohio was anticipated by both parties.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-10-19
Farewell Party to Mr. and Mr.. Joseph
 Curtis.

We are indebted to an unknown cores pendent al Point of Rock- for aa account ot what appear, to have been an exceedingly pleasant party at the house of Mr Sentcuv on "Wednesday last, the occasion being Ac anticipated departure of Mir. and Mr, Jo- Scph Curtis and family for New Mrxiro
 MT. Curtis k an old resident Of this part of Arizona, one of our most respected and valuable citizens and Mr>. CuTii, i, one a, the most c>timahlc Of women Con,r- gucntly the ncighbors were unuiIiu. to see them go way without offering them some testimonial of respect
 Al about ten o'clock F. N. dancing con mcncCd, lcd by the string band oi Hudson Bros, and was continued until broad day light, stopping only toI retrc>hmen;,atm mid night when the party repaired to the diniuu room where a col!ation had been prepared by Mrs. Scntency and Mrs. Curtis. which was pronounced by all to bc superior Co anything in the way of ball supper, evcrgottcn uj in lis part of Arizona.
 With many unieigncd expressions ofregret a. the departure of their friends. anl hopes for future prosperity and happiness in their new home, the party separated, feeling that each as an individual Was losing the kinde,t of friends, and Arizona one of her most yalu- able families.
 We join our friends in these good wishes and commend Mr. anl Mr, Curtis to the friendship and good will of those among whom they are going to reside. May they be appreciated according to their worth.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-10-19

NJ. ot s.lmp- no, mUu'iOnCd.
 lrtli-.--..--. ----.. ..-....--..... stamps. CT the mills which have been in opera ton since and before last spring we can re call th. following:
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-10-19
Harry Meigg>, before his death organized

Harry MclggS, hci0rc ms death organizcd in Peru, what he termed. "Thc public works Co on the plan of the Credit Mobilcr or Contract ant Finance C.. lie became It, President and issued sight bills on the Co. {" pay for work oH railroads ue was build ing for the Government. The bankers of Peru opposed this scheme as it intcricred with their business and hy persuasion turn ei the people against il and caused them to reject his paper. He tried in every way to rcinstatc himself in public confidence. bat tho combination WAS too strong against him, his health failed and he died as he began poor.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-10-19
NEW MILLS.

Yuma, A.. r, October II. ls3;
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-10-19

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