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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-08
Pra for nam LnnrA

ClNcIEN vi, Jan. -Ths MeJucdi,t min
kters ul1 no. nold their expected meetInx.
A prayer m,eily was hsld in Trinity
,burca inst al, win the es2eci II purpos1 OK
al ling ov .hs coming o. the r5vivalisS
Sam JOINS, AMI praying for his success
Rv DR.. Rel Of ST Paul PRESIDED, and
lh-rs was a arg attendance OF the pasSurs
If the vari Qua Metho ist CHURCHES.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-08

COLUMBUS, o., Jan. y The house adopted
a rcsolu i)l authorizing the committee on
privileges anu elections to employ stan.
osrapher an incur other necessary xponses
60 prooer Investigation Of the Hamilton
county election cas's. rne impression pre-
walls that the committee will be deliberate
ana searching in the inquiry and will spend
u portion OF thcir time III Cine uuati.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-08

KANSAS CRY, Mo, Jan. The Times
Washington correspondent states that the
question OF supervising Gen. CrooS in the
department OF Arizona is under consldera-
ton by the war department, ami that Gem
Miles is likely TO lie called TO take CT arge Of
tue campaign against the hostile Indians VI
that section.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-08
The Rlx liuulsrer

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 1.-THE excitement in
Bartholomew eouu,y, over Coopsr's murder
IL intense and increasing. The sheriff has
teen notiieI that moo will visit the jsil
for Fix the murderer if the blood found on
the garments secured at Fix's house proves
to be human The investigation c,osed by
the coroner finding that Cooper cane to his
death at the hands 81 Fix and aecomplices
unknown
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Quotations Of the s'"ck, Produce and Cat
tie Market, Jan. 8.

New YoRK-Money - por cent. Exchange
firm. Governments firm.
Currency sixe, - bid; fours, coupons, IN
bid tour-anda a hats, ll94 Did
The stock market opened u TO 4 per oent
low thal yesterday closing selling it was
sal, I,r London account, but a ter tbs first iev
IN nutes a number of supp lting o. ders were
placed on the market and prices by 1880 had
fully recovered the airy decl ne Shortly before
nee a further ad vance il the ties of exchange
Resulted in free seslin that broke prices dowa
4. to Ia per cent The market is now fever sh
and un. es..ed
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Presidential Nominations.

WASHINGTON, jan. 8 Among the presi-
Dental nominations sent to tn ssn'te
sers the following; WIN. II Nc.
Ardle, Of Mississippi, to be consul at San
Juan, Del Nor,e; Willis Y, Pitch, of Maine,
70 be corsul at ST Stso1sa, Nav Bruns-
W. II. N. Tswett. o. MASSACHUSETTS,, to bs
sui 1t Siavas; jams CIrran, Of Mary-
And, TO bs supervising inspector OF steam
vessels for tue Third distriot o.
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For Mans,aarhter.

HoBoKEN, n j., Jan. q - Druggist
Claries q. Am Eade. who in September last
KILLED Gretchen AMI Ella HolE, tn, dsugh.
sers OF a wealthy resilient OF tlis civ, by
giving them morpLins instead of quinins
has been placed on trial on a charge Of
nznslau ii e..
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-08

Ciue hhhtl.
FLOUR-F ,ncy, S44lG4.i5; family, 81 COO

.
W IEAT-N,. . red, S1a9lc C; No. 2, 9ia9sc
c nRN-NO, al xed 3S 1855 No mixed
0AIs-No 3 mixed, 29as "; No. mixes
60 % UiSc; No. white, II IL
Pc K-FLmily, 5000 @iO l. :; regular, SO -
@ 0s X
BAG jN-Short clear 81 'es, t6.759LSO
LAnD--Kstil Q ztG5.sc
CHEZ Prime h clh ce Ohio. 9<CGl0c; NV
Yorx I 1 &C Northwesierl, 6d9c-
PuUL Ky -Clo'ce fu l-g own chickens, s4.A
@I3 ducts SS.OlD4 " geese, Sj,00S,.,0 peg
doz live turkeys, $500;
OOL-Unwashed medium clothing, "a oos
fine nierino 20 t2c; comm10, $50 ic; heece-
was 6 me tium clot.lng. 8 tG3 lie; combing, -
8 C; fin marino and XIX. s0G;sc; burr ana
c It's, lT92Js; tub wasl.el, 2SGsIc; pulled. 7Ae
use
HAY-No timothy. sls 9lS 50: No :, sl2cs
@l2 81; mixed SO 50Gil5l; p 'airie, $50 Jg9 O0e
whea as and rye raw. 81. 90 30,
CAT iE-Good 70 choice bu che 8, g 75d4 Sc
fair, S'.,SG3 com on, 81 Ot9 20; stocterB
and ie d4rs, $4,000 sS yearlngs AID calves
u. i0t0 80.
HOS elected butchers 81 GOO IS: air 10
rood p lclling So SS@ Q /; air to good cht, $25e
eI IS; common, ; .4pay60; culls, saT q 5.
STEE|-H,mn IN to fair. si.i OH, loo1 70
choice, ST. (ui .; common 10 fair lambs, x21kN
$50; good to choice 9 o1nt %.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-08

LONDON, Jan. lord Dutferin and the
legislative council assume the responsibility
of the income tax to DC levied on the incomes
of public men and officials OF all CLASSES who
have been exempt from said tax heretofore.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-08
scarlet Fever in q nelnna.L

CINCINNATI, Jan. G. There are four cases
of scarlet fever in the Cailorsn's home.
They have been removed to the CITY hospt
tai No children viii be received at tns
home for two weskA Thsrs are les eAss in
the city.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-08

MILWAUKEE, Jan. o-Arx Marie Lacht,
eyed sikty-sevsn year, oied OF hy1ropho-
bia, Missing hive persons dying from tnas
disease In this city during the past TIVE
noathA
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-08

bsryllnd; Willy j. Fipnin, 10 b
surveyor ~ customs for San fran isso, and
Orlsnio W. Pow,rs. u Michigan, 20 NJ as
sociate Justice Of The supreme court Of USAh,
en- l0ns Is. ofpoytn n.srL
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Grain market au .. -. tl1d limited. whe$e
in fair millin denand ongbsrry red at 81 0l0
OF; No af0se; rea. ,Js'g,: No 4
Oats, st adv: No. white 81 as7c;No, 3 8dea oe
Ma sea 8, Corn: tar. yellow IS Q 81; hish
mixed sfHSSc: mixed. as O.. shele1, Sssseo:
high mixed. s,3 Nc: mixed 50 esic. kys:
demanu =, Ohio and Penn vlvamL -0A Toe
Wester /, ESQ., No E 6tGBGc BARLEY: on.
inn Canada, 81 90 o.: No 2, o4g9jc; No &
Csc Lake Shore, IS a9Jc: elrc I'd 100 &c CAS-
tie: receipts / ~ h All; shipments, 1871 he d:
marke. SOW and shade Oh from last week: -
s. o head: shipments. 0 he d: market sioW
Phlladelphias, 81 o. u: YorNerS. $50 IS aa
81 cars hogs shipped % New YORK to-day. Sheep:
receipts LOO bead; shipments. $500 head;
prices
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PoRK-DIIl prime mes eastern, as; do sea,
ern, 40s
la ,D-Sp,t: January and February, g.
MHEAr-Nsw No. white ct Is SD; d
spring q IS vi
F1OuR-PoOr demand ct S. Cd
C0ESS-Spot, Is I'd; January, Is edi FsbruaEx
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-08

wHEAT-Sp. red, Jaauary, 9oAa1lkc; Fee-
rua Y, sll49 Q &C: March. ozAg SIC ApTxl.
SO 20 &c; lay, eI]s9SS&c
COIN Mixed. Janua.y }, ere ioc; February.
kS1sc
ruary, 47.e4s &C
CifTLE. - Ns 50 per 100 lbs live weignA
HOE 10 81 per 10 lie
SHEEP-s2 . Q l!5 per lbs live weight
COTION-Q iet: MIddling upltnds, &c; d
DREAMS, W /: nuarv. eSlc: Febru ry, y las
March, Is; april, 96o: May, as: Ju-e, 0.xl;
July, a.e6.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-08

CATTLE-CbOice t. extra shipping IS 8l1s sc
common to far 81 Is lsO: stoc .lrs and feelerS
- 3ta4 0: Texas, as Ea9 IS
HoGs-F sir TO good, "a. -O03Ss: mixed pack
ing, - SO 5Ss choice heavy - S0C9I
SHEEP Common, ;a0ttet.lV; Texans, 3Lfk1
$40
, 1886-11-27

CIry or NrNrcn Nav III - An imnnr.
tont aconomic rcf,rn was formally nra.
cla;mod tn1Jay Tbr movcment has boon
coinr on tor same time fnr nuttinr m end
IN n system Of tnvotinn wherebv ne states
collocind dntics an native and fore;cp
merchandise in tronsi, throurL ,hc;r re-.
snectiyr tcrr,tories ~ system which has
becn nronom,ccd bv railway MANAGERS ~
more harmful IN The ~dnvrlonmrnt of ;nicr,
mi commcrcc nj Ike conntrv than anv
otber Man that conld hovn icon Jnv;snj
, 1886-11-27
SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

Erastus Brooks died ON Staten Island
yesterday.
Heavy snowstorms are reported IN New
York, New jersey and Pennsylvania
Henry George little party organization
requires an iron clad pledge from all new
recruits.
\ terrible gas explosion occurred in 4
coal mine near Wilkesbarrc, Pa, seriously
iniurlng fifteen men.
The Lady Colin Campbell divorce case.
with all its disgusting details. is now on
trial in a London court.
A mass convention at Boston of the
knights Of Labor and trades union men
to night, nominated George Il. Mcneil
for Mayor.
Jim Cummings, ~ the express robbcr.
has written a letter to the Moberly. Mis-
souri,, HcadlighL. He says he is having
a good time.
Judge Scott, of Illinois, has granted a
stay in the proceedings against the Chica-
90 Anarchists until the United States SUI
prcmc court can pass upon the motion
for a new trial.
In a collision ON the Cleveland 4 Pitts.
nuiE IhllIudu 1T NonWay ; station. Harry
Burkshaw was hurled from the cab of his
engine and killed.
Secretary Whitney has issued an order
for the discharge OF all the employees in
the civil establishments of the Washing
ton navy yard, with the exception of a
foreman and clerk for each department of
the yard.
The state live stock commissioner at
Chicago appraised the remainder of the
quarantined cattle at the Phoenix distillery
Yesterday. About 22j were passed upon.
The average award was S26 per head. 1t
is not expected that the work of appraisal
will be completed before the end Of next
week.
The English post Office department in
London having decided that American
postal cards addressed by a label machine
cannot be delivered in that country. the
postmaster general will request the British
postal authorities to reconsider their de-
c%ision. The postal treaty provides that
nothing shall be attached to postal cards
except a postage stamp.
, 1886-11-27
MINE DISASTER.
Horrible Explosion in the
Anthracite Region.
A Horrible Story Of Crime
From Kentucky.
The Great London Scandal in
the Courts.
The Wilkesbarre Disaster.

WILKEsBARRE, Pa, Nov, 26.-The ex-
plosion to-day was the most serious that
has occurred in the anthracite fields this
year. 1t is now known that forty-two
men are severely burned and Others
slightly injured. Twelve of the men will
die OF their injuries. The scene at the
colliery when the injured men were being
taken from the shaft was terrible. a
crowd Of several hundred persons had
gathered at the mouth ofthc shaft; among
them being the wives, mothers and
daughters of the injured men. As they
were taken from the pit, they were
brought to the engine house, and the
women made desperate efforts to gain en-
trance; frantic demonstrations of grief
were made by the women while blackened,
scorched and bleeding victims of the d;sas-
ter were wrapped in blankets and taken
away. The floor of the engine house was
covered with writing human forms, so
disfgured by the fire AS to be unrecog-
nizable. As fast as possible they were
taken to the hospital or to their homes,
and so rapidly was the work done, that by
9 o'clock all had been taken out and car
ried away.
, 1886-11-27
FLASHES.

y new cabinet has been formed in Peru.
The British parliament will meet ON
January Is.
In the municipal elections in Dublin
and Cork the Nationalist made gains.
The report of recent gold discoveries in
Australia has caused Il revival in business
there.
The French chamber of deputies will be
called upon to morrow to act upon Il vote
of confidence.
Hon. j. b. Baliour, secretary Of state
for Scotland. has been elected rector of
st. ANDREW ; university.
John Bright does not think England
will return to protective duties until the
United States restores slavery.
Al! OF the European governments cx-
cept England have accepted the prince of
Mingrella as a candidate for the Bulgarian
throne.
The various London companies owning
lands in the county of Londonderry have
offered to sell to their Irish tenants. and
the offers have been accepted. Nearly all
Of the county is embraced in the sale.
The London Post says that England
has opened negotiations for the
cession of Port Hamilton to China.
the object being to nullify Russia's pre-
texts in connection with Port Lazitf. and
thus secure etfectual protection for British
interests in the Fast.
Sensational books on the war of 1870
have been brought to the notice of the
public in Paris. The first, I'm lie Cal
yair. - hv Octave Mirebeau. has been NH
, 1886-11-27
State of Trade.

New YoRK, Nov. 10 Special tclc-
grams to BrdishcetS record rather less ac-
tivity in the movement of general mcr
chandisc, although at Chicago there has
been an increasing volume of sales. par
t~icularly of dry goods, and in a less note
worthy degree at st. Paul, Minneapolis.
Milwaukee and Burlington. The aggre-
gate sales in staple lines has been curtailed,
of course, by an intervening holiday.
Restricted trading has been more conspic
uous in Eastern cities, owing to the de
cline in the number of mail orders re.
ceived, and to the notable absence of in
terror merchants. This is reported from
st. Louis, Cincinnati, Philadelphia, New
York and Boston. At New Orleans, also.
general trade, while fairly satisfactory, is
below late expectations. Country mer
chants tributary to that market. are not
reported to be generally as prompt in pay
mcnt as desired, and %retiners unable TO
get satisfactory prices for sugar, are stor
their product.
, 1886-11-27
rhe Great London Scandal.

LONDON, Nov. Pc In the Lady Colin
Campbell divorce suit to-day, the first
witness called by the plaintiff counse
was Lady Miles. She deposed substan-
TALLY as follows. She told Lord Campbell
in 1852 that Lady Campbell had resolved
to refuse to live with him as his wife and
her reason for such decision, but would
continue to maintain the kindest, friend,
relation toward him and refrain from al
mention OF her separation in other re
spects from him. Lord Campbell was
shocked at the information; he protested
very hard against his wife's decision and
said il she would recall it he would let
Lady Campbell have her own way for
a period OF two years, and would treat her
with affection. Witness subsequently
visited Lady and Lord Campbell in Lon
don, she found Lady Campbell suffering
intense pain, and Lord Campbell explain
ed by SAYING, There has been foul play
up stars. and Lady Campbell has had a
miscarriage. Lady Miles protested that
this could not be so, and defendant re-
affirmed that it was. Witness believing
Lord Campbell that he had kept his
promise relating to two years and had
been deceived. %straightway accused DR..
III VI INV luz lihtu dlN dilldEt VI HIS
position. DIR. Bird denied the accusation
and refused to longer attend Lady Camp
bell unless the accusation was Withdrawn.
\ family counsel cnsued at this Lord
Colin admitted that he had not meant all
he said. and asked Lady Miles to apollo
gize for him to DIR. Bird at the same time
he complained of the length OF time
Gen. Butler remained when he called
upon Lady Campbell. The witness con
tinued. said that at Lord Campbell 5
request she had consented TO be his wit
ness so far as to state that he had not
been guilty of i'll usage of his wife, but
said she urged defendant not to call her
because she knew of his relations with the
girl Mary Watson, and felt sure they
would transpire under cross examination.
After Lady Campbell had separated from
defendant, he complained to witness Of
having been badly treated. She retorted
that he ought to think himself lucky be-
cause his wife had obtained a mere scpa-
ration and not a divorce, which She would
have got if witness had been called to
testify concerning Mary Watson. Lady
Miles testified that the girl was a house
maid. Witness found Mary Watson in
Lord Campbclls bedroom in Cadogan
place. At the time defendant was sitting
on the side of the bed, clad in a night
dress, and the eirl was lying on the bed
with her arms around his neck.
He PLAYED WITT HER HAIR.
The witness continuing, said that when
she saw Lord Colin Campbell and Mary
Watson together, he said. Mary is a nice
little thing. She is very fond of me.
She has very nice hair. often take if
, 1886-11-27

Horror, Kan, Nsv. 26.-Two men
named A. Hungeriord and Charles
Biecklc were arrested here by government
detectives Yesterday on a charge of making
counterfeit money. In their house dies
and other implements and 1913 counter
felt half dollars were found. The metal
was found in the bed where the wife of
one of the men was lying i'll.
Rhode Clements, the mailman who
murdered Samuel Gordon in the western
part of the county on Tuesday night, was
to-day adjudred insane. 1t is reported
to-day that two more men have gone
crazy in that neighborhood, the result of
the religious excitement prevailing there.
, 1886-11-27

DENVER, Nov. Ex-Governor John l..
Routt, chairman of the first national cattle
convention at st. Louis, and one of the
largest cattle owners of the state, returned
to the city to-day from several weeks
visit to his ranch. He gives unqualified
endorsement to the movement of a cattle
mems stock yards at st. Louis. The idea
originated with him a year ago at the in
ternational convention in this city, and he
says it only requires the union of range
interests to make it a success, involvinga an
increase of $40 to SD per head TO the
producers without increasing the price to
the cOnsnmers.
, 1886-11-27

LINcoLN, Ncb, Nov. ~. President
John FITZGERALD, of the Irish National
League, of America, has to-day received
the following important cable from Hon.
Timothy Harrington, member OF parlil-
ment and secretary Of the league in Ire
land
DrBLIN. Nov - 30 IL .LLa Fisgcnhl,
LiacoLi, Ncb. The government, in pros
ccuting John Dillon, NJ. T., and pro
claiming public meetings. admits its ina
bility to govern Ireland without coercion.
we will not finch
Signed TIMOTHY IlARRlNGroN.
, 1886-11-27
Rosa Retired from Office.

NEW IoRN, Nov. 26.-At the gene
raj convention OF the Fcnial Brotherhood
in tins city on Tuesday and Wednesday of
this week, all official connection of ODon-
ovan Rosa with the brotherhood was dis
solved. The government of the order was
thoroughly recognised. There are various
rumorS as to the causes of Rosa relcga-
ton to individuality in Irish matters. but
the facts are closely guarded by those who
know Them
, 1886-11-27
A Horrible Story from Kentucky.


LOUISVILLE, Nov. pa Times spe.
cial says the report has reached Williams
bury, Ky, that the Poe family, thought
to have been destroyed by fire in Knox
county, a month ago, were in reality MUIR
dered by a neighbor named C%oncubine.
The mother and five children and two
visiting young ladies were found burned
in the ashes of the destroyed hut. The
story of the murder is told as follows by
an Legitimate son OF Concubine, aged 10
years, whom the reputed father had
threatened and made mad. This boy says
the man cut from ear to ear the throat of
each of the eight persons, while they slept,
and that his mother then dragged the
bodies to the middle of the room and set
them on fire. They also fired the house,
took some bed clothing and other a%ruicles
and departed. On the boys statement
arrests and investigation followed and the
Poe articles were found in the cellar of
the suspected party's house. They re-
fused to be interviewed, and are now in
Barborville Jail awaiting examination,
, 1886-11-27

The annual meeting OF the stockholders
of the Rawhide Irrigating company will
be held at their Office. in the city of
Cheyenne, Wyoming Territory. for the
election of trustees and the transaction Of
such other business AS may come before
it, on Monday, the 29th day OF Novem-
Der, 1856. FRANK BoULTER,
Secretary.
, 1886-11-27

DUBLIN, Nov. 2G.-Thc government
has proclaimed the National League meet
ing called to assemble at Sligo. This
action, coupled with the prosecution of
John Dillon, is causing most intense cx-
element throughout Ireland.
, 1886-11-27

SALT LAKE, Nov. 2G.-Thomas Jcn-
kins, formerly bishop of the fourth ward,
was arraigned in the third district court
to-day on an Indictment of unlawful CO.
habitation. lie pleaded guilty and prom
iscd to obey the law. Sentence was sus-
pended
, 1886-11-27

HALIFAX, n. S, Nov. 2G. Last night
gale along the Novia Scotia coast was one
OF the severest experienced in a long time.
In Halifax the velocity of the wind was
thirty miles an hour, and on Prince Ed.
ward island forty. five miles. The gale
was accompanied by heavy rain, thunder
and lightning, Numerous vessels were
totally wrecked or seriously damaged.
Scores of narrow escapes are reported
but so far there is no account Of any los,
ofliIe.
, 1886-11-27

There will be a special meeting this
Saturday evening at s O'Clock to make
arrangements to attend the funeral of the
late John McEIroy. A full attendance is
requested. BY order of foreman.
GEO III. TRUCKEY. See.
, 1886-11-27
PHOENIX MARKET.

VhIefsh, Trout, .Nurh-
Pref, the ''ITgel.- brand OF
oysters.
Black Tail Deer, Noun
tam sheep, Elk, .InfeIODp,
BfMe Grouse, quail, Rub-
bits, Prairie Chickens.
TEA and .NUVUrd Ducks.
The Finest Eee/, T'euI, und
.HHffOM or Lamb at me
LOiCesf Price.
(eiery, lettuce, ana n ImU
r~riefy Of resefNbies for
me season.
grapes. BON Eastern ana
Californian, Pears. 9ppfcs.
Oranges and Lemons.
!<tCePf or Som. Pickles.
Ar0Hf, .HiHce .NeUf, Pre-
series. BHffer ana Eggs.
(hiChens or 1fur.cys as
cheap as 0mybOdy's pOM
hy.
, 1886-11-27

The members of the j. Il. Clark Hose
company are requested to meet at the City
hall this Saturday evening at 100
o clock. Special business; all members
are requested to be present.
WM. OAKLEY, Foreman.
, 1886-11-27

\ bunch of eleven keys, evidently OF value
to the owner, who can secure his property
at the Leader Office.
, 1886-11-27

NNN>N trile with any Throat or
AVN y Lung Disease. If yon hnve
a Cough or Cold, or tho children arc
threatened with Croupo OF WhoopinR Cough,
use A%clscr's English Remedy and prcven'
further trouble. 1t is n positive cure
and we guarantee it. Price 10 md 50c
Pcarse 4 McGill, Druggists.
, 1886-11-27

CHEYENNE ORDNANCE DEPOT,
CHEYENNE. Wvo. Nov l.. 1851

CHEYENNE ORDNANCE DEPOT,
CHEYENNE, Wyo., Nov. Is, 1886. J
There will be offered at public auction,
at this depot Oh Wednesday, December
Is, 1856, at 10 o'clock Il. M, a variety OF
obsolete and unserviceable ordnance stores.
consisting Of artillery harness, saddles,
parts Of small arms, cartridge boxes,
tools, and miscellaneous stores.
Catalogue, giving quantities, conditions,
terms of sale, &c, can be had on applica-
ton to this office.
w. S. STARRING,
Captain of Ordnance, Chief Ordnance
Officer, Department of the Platte,
Commanding.
, 1886-11-27

Use st. Jacobs oil and prove that IAN
ounce Of prevention is worth a pound of
curG.'
, 1886-11-27
WANTS.
FERRIS MOVES HOUSES
20G Fifteenth street.
FOR RENT.

For RENT-By Ferris. nicely Furnished
houses and rooms. poo Fifteenth street
, 1886-11-27
,EZ alzs~<1
0-l@
~
Commissioners.
UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION
u Over Half a Million Distributed.
Louisiana State Lottery COMFY

Incorporated in 1865 for . years by the Leg
islature for Educational and Charitable pur-
poses-with a capital or 81 0O0,Ot0-to which a
reserve fund of over Sl50,O0O has since been
added.
BY an overwhelming popular vote its fran
chise was made a part of the present state Con-
s~titution adopted December ID. A.. u. 1879.
rs Grand Single .Nnpnber Drdwings Will
TAKE pipcc monthly. 1t never scales or post
pones. Look at the following distribution
Innal. I.a.I nIo-a
, 1886-11-27

For RENT-Furnished or unfinished,
a five room cottage on Warren avenue,
cheap during winter to right party. In
quire at No. 20l4 Warren avenue, or adj
dress box 3G2, city post office.
, 1886-11-27
Make P. o. Money Orders payable and
address Registered Letters TO

NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
Sew Orleans. La.