New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-15

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-Galveston-Aftciesl hnt May De Lanoeo
= Without Delny--GeOrgia Politics
Death Of Distinguished Georsian-
Terrible Shooting Aflair-aiemphis ana
Charleston KailrOnd DirectOrs-Re
nomiuatioufor Congress
y Sr Iou,s September l4.-yincent Culver
ana John v, Farwell. of Chicago, and
Inhr N LONG of Maine of the Presidents
R"a-F of Indian "Reminiscences Who. for
g. ,.ast threa weeks have been in consul-
<nt;op sv;th the Osace Indians, arrived here
.h;sS.,orrrr
TIE 0.ares have agreed tn adont the act
/. Of Conyress providing for the sale of their
I,5st Kansas pS and their ' removal nov to the
Indian territory.
The council was attended by all the head
80 S t1.a ,.a+ "s.' mI q iorgs concnnrse of
- ,t - settlers The best of feeling pre-
,-.;laJ and OH seemed 1Ieased with the re-
1T N a nrcsnnts or otheI, foundations were
;"s,.,,i Inc I" them tn obtain their consent.
The chiefs were very eloouent. and showed
>.ea+;as onI medals Received from the GOV
~.. ,'I o. Teffarsor to Lincoln. One frea-
-. ni.I...rota,,, a'nroSsed an narcbment will,
o1S a1a;u "a e.aai attached ouarantee-
.i o. ,,a,rnt,oI mossess;on of their lands,
va sisneu ~ Do'' 'o'A'
TIC chiefs EARNESTLY appealed to the COM
~: ny o .s -. 1T The present law was not
s i.:IIs.on ~ u, se otham"
syIa:s 80, ~ u n,,ans nm g 0oo o0O acres Of the
..I,JS 20 Eans.s for settJament at 81 d
ocs' i,nut ~, W ,r;on s,ad Nv the aovernment,
frn,;Ia nthar lands in Kansas. # is entirely
c.na LIZ 49,, ro;,roaS Grants
NJ n1l a.on Enn,,,am anJ Io,s bovo Ief, for
o,aas and NJ CoIiyer laovrs for
HWaah;.,s,.n', ,,'n;G,t
D,.-,-sn Col Santomber 1.-THE cleo
s;o,, r..tnrns received IN to n late hour. indi-
s.vn 'ot III a,act;on Of fbaffee lRennblcan,
.,r-or Miller Democratl as DELEGATE to Con
49,. - n LOGO Toa;cr;tv Ont of twenty
Se,,,e;ncfs heard from only one reported for
k;iior
B NJ. e. 1.-ce,v Increased everrwbere
%hrourhomt tba Territorv. Denver cast
1874 vote.
IT. T. sv.es II .rrp Ind Santembar 1.-THE
.oai MINERS, strife in C,ay comfy has ended,
ard the miners have gono to work on their
s.lu -. .noAn o. &c +so nronretors hacsI,ed
dcwr and oil the rest followed suit.
po3TIsxn Me- Sentember l4.-The
A-,,,,s If Yesterday gives Maine to the Re
&.,Sl;oons j,,,I 5nOO 1naioritv
Lynch is elected by 1000 majority.
II the Senatorial election escapes Caucus
at,oI tha Ds,nocrats viii hold tbe balance
of Mower
BosToN. September I4.-Wendell Phillips
/ .c.ents The candidature of the Massachu-
setts prohibitory law party in addition to
fhe labor reform candilature for Governor.
GALVESTON, September district quar-
-r,ntine goes into effect to-day. All vessels
leaving New Orleans or Brashear City after
3P. NJ. to-day will be GIarantined twenty
five days. The following articles will bc
allowed to be landed at quarantine station
without delay: Mail matter, hardware, agri
cultural implements mo- boxed. sugar. col
fee, -four crackers, nOlasses, liquors, bacon,
lard, salted provisions, corn, oats and hay
ATLANTA, Ga, September Ii-The Cons'i-
tuition of this evening publishes a letter from
Linton Stephens declining to run for Con
gress from the Fifth District, and declaring
the Craftsmanship of the State Democratic
Committee vacant. giving as reason that
there was not a quorum present when he
was elected.
AUGUSTA, Ga, September H.-General
John w. Sanford, an old and prominent cit
izen Of Georgia is dead.
MEMPHIS, September IA terrible shoot
ing affair occurred at Shelby Depot IN this
county, last evening, between Gus Fleming
and Sam Diclzey, growing out OF game OF
ten-pins. They fired on each other with
ehofguns, killing each other almost IN
stantly.
The ole. Board ofDirectors of the Memphis
and Charleston Railroad were reelected to-
r day.
Logan Fl. Roots has been nominated for
reelection by the Republicans, from the
Pine Bluff Arkansas district.
River Intelligence.
SourHwEsT Pass. September a. P. NJ.
barometer $3.50; wind south southwest and
Jigl,t Arrived: Steamship William G.
Eexeos at half.past three Il. NJ, Tripp mas
fer. from Indianola via Galveston, to c. A.
Whitney g. Go. No departures.
The fovboat Philip. Captain Caldwell
.scoke off this bar this morning the bark
lanes Ward and brig Lady Franklin from
Galveston bound to Pensacola: also schooner
Esn,,;re state. twenty DAYS out from Brazos
SANTIAGO, honnd to Pensacola.
PAss7AL'OuTRE. September H. 6 P M
: Wind south southwest light.
Noarriyals
: Safed: SchoOners II. b. Locke. Ktna and
Island Belle.
VICKsBURG. September Ii, Passed down:
Colorado, 2 p. NJ; Atlantic and barges, 5 p
pleasant