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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-16
QUARANTINE.
BIZ THE Gov
ERNOR.

GRNOx. .
STATE OF LOUISIANA, I
Executive Department.
g,fs.t s.r New Orlssns. Aay q, 1870 }
WHEREAs. An act of the Legislatures approved
March Is. less. entitled IAN act TO establish quarsn.
tine for the protection Of the State" provides that
the Governor Of the State shall issus hid prooIams.
ton. upon the advice Of the Board OF Health, de.
clsnng any place where there shall be reason to
believe . ~pestilent. contagious or infectious disease
exists. to bs AZ infected place, and stating the mum
ber Of days of quarantine to b pe,formsd hy the
vessels. their passengers. officers and crews, coming
from such place or places. g So, :.
Now. therefore, in pursuance Of the provision of
the act Aforesaid. I issue this. my proclamation, and
declars the plaoes hsrsaftsr named to BE- infected
places, and that al v~esssls, together With soAcers.t
cssws and passsussrs. and eassoss. arriving nom
saeh places. Or having touched or stopped at any of
them. shall to subject to . quarantine Of not less
than ton dayss Or for . longer period. - my be con.
sidersd necessary hy the Board Of Health, 20 take
effect from and alter the FIFTH DAY. OF JUNE,
l670. Any violatior Of the quarantine laws, a. here
proelaimsd win be severely punished = Hff'
> The places which are hereby dsclsred infected a.
s~forssaid .srs the following. to wit: Havana. Ma.
tanzas. Trinidad, Cardenas, St. Jaeo, iii on the
Island OF Cubs; Port Royal and Mintsso bay, on
the Island Of Jamaica; Jacmel and Port-Au.Pripcs
on the Island Of 81. Domingo; the IsIands Of 81.
Thomas. Martinique and Gusdaloups; Osmpsachy.
in Yucatan; Belize, in Honduras; Vera Cruz. Alvar.
ado. Tampico. Matamoras and Tuspan, in Mexico:
San Juau, in Nicaragua: Ohagres, Aspinwall and
Porto Bsaio. in Central America; Maracaibo, in
Venesusls; Laguayra. Island Of Trinidad. Rio de
Jshsiro, Para and Cayenne in South America and
Nassau. New Providence. n.zA an "a
Given under my hand and the seal Of the State.
this thirty.third day Of May, 1870. and Of tho
independence OF the United States thu ninety.
fourth. @ - 3 ~ ~ - E.a s t~E-
: laSi - h n. G. WARMOTH,
49, -, -s,s DGsvernor Of Louisiana.
Secretary of StatA. Bal .a8e -.ox
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HOW TO MAKE n

Many people suppose thatmost fortunes
are made BY. brilliant speculation or bold
ventures in business. That fortunes are
made in these ways, Of course is true, but
they are NOT by any means az numerous Is
we are often led to believe, for when for
tunes are acquired without continuous
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-16
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY.
IOTICL



In Consequence & the ssesnt decisions q ths
Judge Of the Fearth District Court of this city. 81
Gliding that this Company 10 liable for . claim s1
fftssn hundred dollars brought against il. haea10l
: pslicy best brought bSA ven16s = the 60 q
shs Company SITTER the drawing II ths Lsesu8. -
il bstng sDp~arsefoBSssty one tn - vsu3A be.t|
tsrly imporibJs idss tSis ,CenioAa11S t-ansasE -
business under aaySasA ralint3 adansi1e ssams
- II Il. V 81 juss E~Bafiiheta ueAA Of psyAsdia|
asainss aay disAepsakssad&. thde eenSs6enksa
Others Who NJ sttsBpt. ~ i1hs show Dsonk II
dsfrasd and ipiurs this coupa4y. Tim. thetSfsm|
nstfy4hs Dvbde that. from and. sftsr thie ~. ii
csss snyvendor fnfis, from - esnss whsssve. I'll
rsturn, tothA Gompany's onoS, bsSsss the 6sSSiasI
of the Lettssy. The fall sspest and oopy a AZ p3agsI
taken By him on shs policy plan, in any Lst1ssy.|
the Commiaionefs shan announce spnh,isb
from osths Sand. psssioust ste the d.svinG.
the maine and plsee Of business Of such ven
dor.s togsthsr with. the declaration. that in ths
s6ssnss Of ths required sstasnssUsing madasths'
Oon1sny win not hold itsstf, Hsblss for sny yavs
mads o. csrtiaeatss issued 81 him-all suSA ho1a,e'
null and void, excspt 30 far - fefundlDg pusshan'
money Is the holders, gee ssTAA -
rs The Pablo afe thus aotiAed that the ahevo1sn
ditiou IL atsachsd 70 Al pIays tsksn b sa&ses'
Against this Company on the pohcy plan. ssssP
49, ,CHAA. T. HOWARD. Prsside6A
New Orleans. MAJ II. ISL. asa5s .mylkinaAp l
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-16

We hear that Edmund Goldman, II. D.,
of our city, m eminent practitioner and p
sterling gentleman. is about to conclude his
long residences among Us and setile at
Houston Texas. New Orleans thus loses
and Houston gains q irst.class phytician.
whose past success among us ID s~Istronger
voucher OF his professional worth than are
his half q dozen foreign diplomas. Besides.
he Is q genial ~companiou=as much 50 as
even Z Texsst editor N9UT
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-16

During the excitement at Malone, at the
Ferguson House, b second lieutenant Of the
United States Regulars, who appeared as
.smonarch of all he surveyed" took occa.
sion TO abuse the landlord for not having
everything to his taste. He finally said: 81
never was in q hotel before where the keys
were kept at the ofics." You must re- |
member, RESPONDED the landlord, that you
are ssecsnd lieutenant as yet. and these
things win doubtless be revealed to you as
YOU are promoted ia life"
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-16

The Sheriff Of Carroll parish passed vicks-
burg Sunday. gong down, on ths Henry
Ames, with four prisoners for the St. Joseph
jail. One, Jim WiAAms. at the last term Of
the Carroll Court, was sentenced to be hung
for the killing Of . man on the Arlington,
place. The other three were sentenced for
six, nine and .t4elve months for man.
.i.uch%ar ava
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-16
CARD.

PARISH OF ST. BERNARD, I
june la, 1871. J
We. the undersigned. hereby tender our sincere
thsnks to Mr.. Felix Polk, member of the Police
Jury. parish Of St. Bernard. for the earnest and en-
ersetio. manner in which he has laborsd to have the
Metropolitan Police tax assessed for the last six
months, and ordering the same to be collected:
PHILIP TAYLOR, Sergeant. .
o. c. CHAPMAN, Corporal.
=. u. QAUTERIVE, Patrolmau.
G.. II. FLAGG, Patrolman.
Al JACKSON, P~AtrolmAn.
st. LOUIS Patrolman.
WIN. GOTTSCH ALK, Patrolman.
ALFRED GREY, P~atrolmaz. 90
jel6 IT. ", GOZALES. Patrolman. -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-16

sEMAcHTNEKY.~~Ea our Issue to-day will be
, found the advertisement Of Mr.. J. B. Knight,
who has lately opened at No. 76 ~Carondelet
street, between Perdido End Poydras streets.
an agency for III. sale Of machinery Of all
descriptions used upoh Sugar plantations,
cotton plantations, saw ana grist mills, etc,
to which we direct the speeial attention Of
our readers. Mr.. Knight. besides being a
highly educated and ingenious mechanic.
has had large experience in the nachinery
business in this city, and We know of no
n in the South in whose judgment we
would be more satisfied to rely in the selec-
ton of machinery, than his. What heAdoss
not know about the requirements Of sugar
and cotton plantations nzthew way ofgen-
gines, mills, etc., is not worth knowing, and
were he to advise, we would follow his di-
rections impiicitly.arS g5E -
Mr.. knight is the agent for the Watertown
(Nev York; Steam Engine Company, and
will keep always on hand engines of this
celebrated make, Of all sizes, a. we'll as
their saw mills. portable or stationary.
he Is also agent for, J. E. Carver 4 Co.'s
great Southern cotton gins, and is the only
manufacturer of the patent broom corn
cleaners, which carried off the diploma at
the late State Fair, against all competitors.
He keeps also sugar mills, evsporators,
sugar kettles, corn and wheat mills, seed
carriers, horse powers. beltings. saws, and,
in fact, everything his trade will require.
Being experienced in our manner Of doing
business, he is prepared to offer sucA facili-
ties TO buyers Is may be necessary, and be-
lieving in the maxim of "quick sales and
small prohts,n he win not be undersold by
any house in the market. Connected With
this house, his numerous friends viii be-
pleased to find Captain William Il. Seaman,
thai active business man and accommo-
dating gentleman, Who win be glad to see
his old customers and supply them with
machinery. and we hope that they will not
forget to go and pay him a visit. But, frss
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-16

Mr.. CHADWICK, with his usual spirit OF
accommodation, Is paying such teacherS
upon the March pay roll as ind II inccn-
venient to wait unti next Saturday,
Several called yesterday after achosl hours,
and even after the regular hour of closing the
treasury, and were promptly attended to.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-16

Madame Demorest will invest five hum
dred thousand dollars IN the tesa trade. viii
headquarters At New York. Other Amerii
can ladies win embark in the enterprise
We expect they viii have . branch IN, New
Orloana IS fxaE Nf-a& " !
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-16

The District Court, 1t the session in Car.
ron parish, Judge -Hough presiding, tried
md. conviesed ysthss Williams fot killing
rAusuit DoAeon. Williams was sentenced
to dsstAss George wilson for shooting Al
bert Aerfed In tAe arm, was convicted and
sentenced to six months IN the P~enitentiary.
Isham Daniels for shooting Theodore Butler
WITH Antentets-uaFder, sw~sssconvicted snd
sentsneed tortRelve mooths in fhe Peniten.
tiary. wallace Crosswhite, fourteen years
old, for stsbbing Perry johnson, from the
effects Of which wound he died, was. found
guilty Ok p~anslapghter. but recommended
to judicial clsmency, and sentenced to six
months IN the Penitentiary. The Elton
Eagle says the moral effect Of the term will
Ia excellent. since from this time forth the
fact has gone abroad2that the laws can not
be violated with impunity in Carroll parish.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-16

L .
a. "Washingou dispatch TO the g.. ,Louis
democrat in reference to the currency blu,
eAys:9ciSSsss sfaS sEs ~ Esr-aFqT EsS f8f4
p The Controller goes into a long examina-
ton Of this III and orr laws, making an
estimate Of tie tax and Interest actssof the
EDvstbtbsat nth the baskss and conclude
EshesgoveTnnent would pay - $50 900 inter-
eat IN epld annually On the former, and .
half per cen1 ON bOnds required to secure
she proposed b96, 000. 600 Of circulation, aud
the receipts fOm b xea on circulation wou'd
~ ~ reduced 81 500 600 IN currency
annually, when four and o halt. pei
cent bonds should be deposited to- Sc
cure the exiting $500, 600. 900 of circula-
ton; ct the came time there would be saved
81, 81, 03l IN gold annually In the difference
Of interest 6ieh would be paid; and by the
proposed xptiremsnt of the three per cent
temporary loan certificates, s3l, 365. 600 IT.
rency interest now paid thereon would also
be saved Annually; and the receipts Of the
government from taxes on circulation, cap
ital, deposits and net earnings would be in.
creased S1.665 1913 in currency annually
making altogether an annual net gain to the
government Of 81 loss, 352.
He, further elbows that in 1861 there were
AOVO 6tob0 OouhS9 III VdpIeoI vi dVoS
913, and q total, circulation of S202 175, l67;
while ON the fret Of last October there were
1920 national banks, with a capital OF $780,
1853. Gil, and . circulation of $299, 789. e95.
He finally shows that under q provision
cutting down Eastern banks, 80 as to get
s25 600, 900 for Redistribution, Msssachu-
setts word lose $iH g620, 400, New York
So. lao, 955. Rhode Island 50 ,397 .974, Connec.
lieut. %. 20. 0i6, and Maryland $40, Geo. i
s@- Treasury EXPENSES. gsep5so
A statement having been made ON the
foor Of the House that the number OF en-
ployes had greatly increased in the Treas
ury Department, Secretary Boutwell, in an
sver to the injuries from Mr.. Lawrence of
Ohio shas cen papers. showing that the
number Of employees has decreased 314
since he csHA into Office. and that although
on : naccoupf of undertaking the print
ing Of the currency, the amount of labor
done bad increased ffty-eight per cent, tie
WORKING force in he printing bureau had
been increased only twenty.f0ur, per cent.
From March /. 1868, to March /, 1870, the
saving in the bureau of engraving was
at the rate Of 1851, 919 per annum, and al
though wOskin this bureau has doubled, the
working force has declined since Janu-
AIRY 1, 1863, fDm 7l2 to SS9 persons. The
treasury 10 net able TO do all the stamp work
for the buresu Of internal revenue, but, 90
far asit can execute It, the saving Is nearly
one-haH over the rate Of the Bank Note
COmO0Oy6. s = TO nf fFHs--f-aF e sd =
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-16

BENT During the 1unner.
A Handsomely furnished house, containing six
rooms, Kitchen, ETC.. situated in one Of the best
psighborhoods on Prytania street, in the First
District; will BE- rented from the hrst Of June to
the hrst at October, ct $50 Per meath. Address
Glass. Box see. New Orleans Postoffce, myl4 2ntf
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-16
"a M1HIsTER RHsIDEhrAT JAPAN.

We Aave Q MihIstef Resident" to tn
Japanese governments Mr.. ADelong, VIII
iaambitieas ofsthe honors and .coveteoul
Of the pay Of I. Minister Pienipotentiar,
and Envoy INTERCHANGEABLE. Delonf
supported h~iseappGcation; ina series Of
dispatches to the Secretary Of State, which
We learn were not convincing or s~atisfac.
tory. They have, hqEsyer, engaged the
sympathy of Senstor Stewart who urges
Congress to indulge Mr.. Delong in bis
longing far promotion To- Q full Plenipo-
tentiary's rank and emolument IAN.
Congress, having recently refused to
advance the pay Of our Chinese Minister,
would be At a loas for pretexts,1 it disposed
to do otherwise toward our agent to the
government Of the MikAdo. The time is at
hand When missions 70 die East will far
excel; in dignity aud fmportsuce, ill other
diplomatic agencies. SEQ Thessyery air watts
to "a the prophecy Of this coming era, and
ne are inwardly conscious Of . sense-ot its
ful6ament. II issascentury, and more,
since : famous and learned, Bishop e1-
'olsimed r~esonantiJ,a-ss ascry from the
hills: AK Ea1ss1
Westward the star Of empire 'takesit I way!'
and it has 50 taken its way till-is shines on
the Pacific shores, and an ocean only lies be-
tween it and the mighty East, of which i is
related on the suthorityo of geological dis
coveriss, thatit was the centre Of an add
ent and refined civilization thifty-Equr
thousand years ago. 2 Here, Anson Burlin-'
game in minister's robes, practiced in car
dinal ideas and cosmopolitan from . sense
of natiouAlcpride, won thu. homage of the
East aud the admiration of his own land
without any seeming of vanity, orathe
smsilest afectation Of personal con
sequence. He has left behind him.
the expectation = that Z the u future
of power fol America is 70 open
from the East, andswe should be sure that
every interest 81. consideration, in which a
nationcen have apystake, is hoporably and
inteligently represented in those eu.s
pires. But if Mr.. DelongA cares more for
his personal relations to his country than,
for hers to Spain, the government thss re-
leased B~urllngame from his diplomatic
agency for the cake of the East, might do
as much for MI. belong. for it. own, sake.
To appearances, minister Resident" Il a
grand enough title, aud $500 a year mu-
nifcent enoueepas, for all the personal
dignity needful vnd all the services re.
quired at that rsrbete government. To
argue, at whatever .lengih. and contend,
with whatever tenacity, frs the fcontrary"
ought not to help Mr.. DeloDg with Con.
gress or the country. A student and pa
triot, SO honored and paid, with time at
his command and a field SO vast for enter
prise and research, would have little, time,
for voluminous dispatches in promotion Of
his sordid interests, or for involving him.
self in a controversy with his c~ountrymen
concerning his personal pretensions.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-16

z. B. Grnher, late ohisf ,Weighsr in the
New Orleans' C~ustodnhouse; 4against whom
the Grand Jury Of the United. States Court
found indictments on four charges etfot re.
ceiving . gratuity. vAs arrested yesterday
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-16

The New York, and . portion Of khs Nest
ern. mails, due here yesterday. failed te
arrive. The quarrel between Vanderbilt
and the Erie has probably disathnged our
Nav York maila. - - -ss~-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-16
T 70 TRAVELLERS,

Cairo 10 ell points East and West. and ill informa-
tIon - 10 ths PULLMAN PALACE AND DINING
OARS 70 San Fsaneiseo, via Chicago. given on avpE-
cation to 4
JAMES I. TUCKER,
- 0euaEal Aasaf ulinais Central Railrnad.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-16

80 8 VaEeeSTTyam ) Ta
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-16

The Fifth Ward Radical Republican Clul
win meet this. evening 1t sAAlfpass sesei
o'clock Hon. 8, Belden, J. 81. sypher and
Dr.. Creamsr will address the mssting.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-16
BLUE LICK WATER

BLUE LICK WATER, =
Just received sfrssh from the Spring, in barrels
and ksss. ~ for sale, and also on draught through
the "Iss Fountain" at the MINERAL WATER
FREDERICTON & HARTE,
Druegists. l3e Canal street. Touro Buildings.
iell 81 2dp
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-16
THE CHALLENGE
.CULTIvATOR.

4. X go aAfA TEEV -
THE- CHALLEN6E
SUEKY
Simple. durable apd eHeetiys, Gan BE ussd srl
either riding or walking.
PRICE ONLY 0so.
Z ESor saasby f0TAOZ ; 80 $3.50 "a
Msssrs. FOLGER 4 CO.,
Messrs. sLOOOMB. BALDWIN 4 90,
: STAUFFIK KENT GO, gAN z.r
HI. B.. ]. wEsr.s-tss1ss4s
II. B. LINDSAY, 4
myl7 I'm 2dp No los Tchoupitoulas street. I
THE CHEAPEST CLOTHING
IN Town.
FOR MEN. BOYS AID CHILDREN.
siny Pss Csas tsss xAaa Az Gn~
,s 1suss
Goods Manufsstassd Expssssiy ID my sa,sA a.A
Of the Very Best oaaaity. z bS
's : NEW SIZING GOODS.
/. LArEsrsTYLEsAr ALL rRIom
q ms D. rMERCIER,'
Osrnsr q Dsuphins and Bisuvills sAss>AA
Give me . eal. osns quick while Ne sss6.ars
tre.e and = ~ xsll assorts4n apn1b
q. xxRL1.& DALTON,
n. s Ne. AS rS1Asss ssrssA
MAHuFACFuRRRs or TIN AND JArAnnxu
Efst. e WAREofs u bs.s >
b ff as ~ e+s.-anVasg .s Isa .s~erE h
IT D1AL1RD m e es-rab ar /
Stoves. Grsss&. HOUSE Furnishing 0sodA ~.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-16

MaChines always on hend for sale. my29 3m cod
STATE UNIVERSITY,
NAME CHANGED FROM LOUISIANA STATE
.zcIsA~1 lSEMINARY. AT !
BATON ROUGE LOUIsIANA,.
Founded and Supported By h State Of
LOulslana. e
NINTH SESSION. p.
Now in progress, will close last Wednesday in June.
1870. Toe next session viii begin first Monday in
September next. and will continue ten months. ?
sCea - ACADEMIC BOARD E4T 81 q.
branches Of Literature and Science usually taught
in the best colleges and universities.
COURSE OF STUDY ..
Embraces Q Preparatory and an Academic Depart
ment. including { Literary. Scientific and Optional
S Ooul SPs School doo00' Oh o''n engineering ana :
LIBRARY. APPARATUS AND CABINETS,
Well selected and valusbls. Ths. Geological and
Minarslogical Cabinets. etc the largest and most
and the Oabinets Of the Typographical, Geological
and Botanical Survey Of Louisiana.
ADMISSION 80
Granted to Cadets not under fifteen years Of sss,
Who know Arithmetic. English orannsr and
"D'-N" ,ExPENSEs ?
Of every kind, except clothing, for ton months,
Sa9o; 500 payable in advance. balance Fs6zaery /.
or by accepted draft. at eight per cent, for ninety
days. Paymense may be made through the Canal
or citizens Bank. f-s ,H Il
Cadets received ct any time during the session. |
and charged from dsts Of entrance.
-h ses- 30 DISCIPLINE, i
Military. with daily drill. A battery of four guns |
will afford facilities for Instruction in artillery.
Uniform Of Csdst-Cadet1grey cloth, to BE- had
1t the Inseftution ct . cost o. twepty-hvo dollarS |
Der suit
For further information, address 1
D.. !. BOYD, hupsrintendent. |
Eaton Rouge, Louisiana. |
Once q the Untvsrsity in New Orissss, It svsr-
sUntil the rebuilding Of the Oolless sdidce. ately
destroyed b, dres neaT Alsxandria, the 1nstftuti0n
. temporarily located It Baton Rouge. IN the DIV |
md Dumb Asylum.. Location very healthy, and =.
ompooettons A1pbe tog . lar9o number Of Cadets, |
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-16

We were again visited by thunder anA
lightning and rain yesterday. voss sar /
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-16

:stssEssas.sy IxpsnAes Explained.
"a sWashingsou 'dispstch tothe 81. Louis
Democrat in seference to the currency bill,