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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-21
New York and New Orleans Air Line.
The New York Tribune reports:

'1'' 0''N II '0''''o fcPUIts'
Mr.. SanGwood, of Staten Island, is
canvassing for names to organize a New
York and New Orleans Air Line Railroad
Company and branches. He proposes to
establish line from the Bay Of New York,
on the eastern shore of Staten Island. and
to mako this point the great eastern ter
minus of great southwestern road, and
the great storehouse station for the cotton
and grain of the Southwest and West.
where the shippers can have their own
docks and storehouses. The proposed line
will lead north OF philadelphia, through
Central Virginia to Eastern Tennessee, near
the Cumberland Gap, and west of the Ten
nessee river to Chattanooga, with branch
to Memphis. to form the New York section
OF the three great railroads now building
from Memphis to the Pacific and Mexico,
and another branch from Chattanooga to
West Florida
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-21
MEDICAL,
RUREAU or MONAD,c M,


| BoSESEAU or MONADiC MEDICINE.
ner Oh hampart street, near Canal strat Lie cor
eolca Department-Cures Palsv Eavars E,v
s,ptiaS, Epilepsy, Insanity, Dronsy ph .sers Ely
anu IN lew days all painful at,ect;;nr N u "a %
Tbroo- ~ lie bra'u, Spinal Cord and Naryea
RladJsr EGhnss, heart, Liver, StomachN powo,s
weeL t eys, Bones, Joints, etc Ten doilars
Snrnin ~ ne treatment and cure of anv d5saoss
mors and ne; DD'JpaItmept-Reduces Fractures Tn
ana ma Ster1ty, scrofua ali uretbrai III nnpo.ehlaa
h.a"-ses, sene1tal, Scrotal and ST nn a,S
mequent or difficult Urinations. Ia Dlseases,
Ion alnputaton and the Bladder fro, naos
GERS or stones, etc. and cures U,cera Gan.
Mid AZ pitnictqres without pain 04'ei' van
eseaa nc ~ Depa.tment-Positiyely enron oil did,
charges uIce mtD and oyaries, all unusual dis.
mans sa, uic erations or irritations and 49, +ba
wb nsos are painful or obstructed fror mnen .as
"aa,Sger, the cause Is IemovnI al any Saeeo
stored IN a few DAYS Ao'cu ana health TT
Leu Letters addressed to poetoffce bor ,1-, ~ n,
h' louisiana. will receive at1.n,i, He~ a.
For oentra ianies ~ A. M to IL M, and 70 p M
Coro,a+ed 49,. LANCELOF II. EyERTrr
oop aG,a Doctor Of Medicine and phho.,,hr
rsH9w Member of the RoyaI Coii.a. as9IH .
G1 ofeat Britain, Liceu}iate 81 ~ sul seonss
chez U;tf formerly Obstretric Suroeon in
EmI WIN SIT James Y. Simnson RaSoUat of
ssin3iahd surgeon of the Louisiana Ca%airv ami
T in.m iniaantry in Mexico, Master of Ar}s Of
Me,nber ~ and Embryonic Evolptious
Scie,tca -. she Hunterian Society of Medicine
of tba T-nir~ Ieues Letters Associate Member
lea. u Hreat Britain and Amer
~ 5s.-Au fees houorab.y returned tn natien.a
go 80 uo nos receive their full value "a a drid pro
fe20 ly
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-21
Shreveport Items.

| The Shreveport Times of the sixteent
and seventeenth instant has arrived. w
make the following extracts:
| Rev, DR.. Adams, of St. PauI's Church
1 New Orleans, arrived here yesterday, aut
offered his services to our afflicted people.
Dr. Richardson and Mr.. Dalzell arrived
! here last evening from Jefferson, and offered
their services to the sick.
MIR. Ed. Jacobs writes to his house in thi:
city that Mr.. Nathan Hoss and ID. n. Noe
died near MO0ringsport in this parish. with
the fever. Mr.. HOss lett here at the break.
ing out of the epidemic.
We regret to learn Of the death of s. M,
Chapman. at Greenwood, and Mercer John.
son, at Monroe, from yellow fever. Mr..
Chapman was prominent lawyer of this
city, and left here on the breaking out of
the fever. Mercer johnson was the son of
Colonel b. M. johnson. banker of this CITY.
and left here on the breaking out of the
fever for school in Virginia, and was taken
down at Monroe
Mr. Stendell, a well known and competent
druggist from New Orleans, has Just arrived
and may be found at Wards drug store.
No. % Texas street. Parties may RELY upon
his efficiency and ability in the dispensing
business.
DIR. Angel, who left New Orleans with
sick at Monroe and returned to New Or.
leans. He wrote Mr.. L. C. billiard to that
effect. DR.. Hurd arrived here yesterday
morning, and entered at cnee upon his
duties.
The citizens of Claiborne parish have re-
memoered us in our affection and sent us
what we much stood in need OF, chickens,
eggs. etc. Before these wagons came in
not a chicken could be had for the GONZALES
cent tor love or money. Many thanks. gen.
tlemen, tor your kind favOrs.
We regret to learn that Lieutenant
Woodruff has been taken down with the
lever He came down from the work on
the raft last week and seeing our deplora-
Die condition, at once rendered his services
Q. the. sick and waited upon them until |
aiken down. May he have a speedy recoy-
Try is the earnest wish of all our citizens.
I We regret to learn that Father Pierre is !
dangerously sick with the prevailing fever,
Gather Pierre has shown himself to be a |
lost in this, as we'll as former epidemics.
nd his death would be greatly deporei,
lst only by the members of his church. but
y our community at large. His assistant.
,ather Quimerais, a very worthy priest,
led on Mondays
The death of Father Pierre was annouuc.
d IN the REPUBLICAN of the eighteenth.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-21

The Liberal Christian, addressing its own
people particularly on the Il" brevity of
pascorates.7 makes remark which NAV
ind application in many places: "The dan
ger iss. that in congregations much accus-
TONED to change OF ministers, no attach
ment has time to form; no policy to develop
much less to ripen; no wholesome preju-
dices IN favor OF any particular methods to
become rooted. Parties and clioues exist
instead. mostly grounded in personal pre-
ferences or accidents. Each new minister
leaves behind him little knot of personal
friends who like him because he happened
to tall in with their SET"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-21
The Quarantine at Franklin.

Il We learn, by kilograms from Franklin
and New Iberia, that both places have
quarantined against New Orleans.
We propose now that Major Upper with.
draw his boats, and the town of Brashear
forbid any boats bound for the Teche coun.
try landing at our wharves. A little starva.
ton would do our neighbors good.
Franklin is proyerbial for her quaran.
tines. Ii man is known to have been at.
tackled at the antipodes with collie, her PEG.
pie at once rise in their might and force the
mayor to issue his proclamation. We are.
therefore. not astonished at her present
action BroShen, Ne,rS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-21

A judicious wife is always nipping off
from her husbands moral nature little
twigs that are growing in the wrong direc.
ton. She keeps him in shape by constant
pruning. If You say anything silly, she
will affeotionately tell you so. If you de-
clare you will do some absurd thing, she
will find some means for preventing your
doing it. The wisest things a man COM
monty does are those which she counsels
him to do. wife is the grand wielder of
the moral pruning knife. Wives generally
have much more sense than their husbands,
when their husbands are clever
men. The judicious wife's advice is always
the ballast which keeps the ship steady.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-21
MEXICO.

General Rocha, mt Zacatecas-Mexic
en- the Eve of Another War.
MATAMoRAs, September 20.-Private ad.
vices received to-day, from Monterey, state
that report prevailed there that General
Rocha had arrested General Escobedo at
Zacatecas. fH &
1t is supposed that the government, be-
coming suspicious of General Rochas loyal
ty, had ordered General Escobedo, who was
at San Luis POtosi, to relieve General
Rocha of his command at Zacatecas, and
that when General EscobedO arrived there
General Rocha had pronounced against the
government, and taken EscobedO prisoner.
Telegraphic communication being inter
rupted, the truth of these rumors can not
be ascertained. 80 mE
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-21

three feet in the canal and scant three feet thu
bars hence to Evansville and less than four feet to
Cincinnsti. westher clear and cool
ST. LOUIS, September 20.-Arrived-Julia from
vicksbure Observation-Disclosures, for New Orloans;
Julia for vicksbhrg. River falling slowly.
Weather clear and cool.
! CAIRO September 20-Arrved-John B. Maude
from st. Louis, P. N; John F, T0lle, from New
Orleans, A. NJ Departed-Capitol City, for vicks.
burg, IL p. NJ; John B. Mauds, for New Orleans at
midnight; John f. Tolle. for st. Lous, 10 A. nj.
River fallen two inches. Weather cloudy and cool.
EVANSVILLE, September 20.-Weather clear and
cool The river has fallen three inches. Dad.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-21

''tO'o PAiAeS' 600
The title to the above real est ate is guaranteed
perfect The liberal terms of this scheme bring
It within the leach Of al-the greatest opportunt9
ever oiered for the poor man TO rise to wealth,
PRiCE OF TICKETS-Single tickets s. so: eleven
tickets S25 fftysix tickets Sl25; lis tickets S $50
The drawing will be made under the superin.
tendence Of committee appointed by the highest
omcials in the State duly sworn to the faithful per.
fornance Of the duties assigned them. The hicb.
est officials, both Of city, county and State have
not only Endorsed Mr.. Abelss but also his schema
string to participate in the drawing Should at onca
form their clubs and send in their orders.
Agents Wanted a,-
In all States cities and towns In tba IYni+aS s.+
and CanadaA
Money should be sent BY registered la.ter no.+
ohce order or express, with the full address AZ lie
purchaser In plain writing u 'Ao
For further inform alton and n. rticr,,r. ..,a e.
dress SrE0E spTii &c 81" "a
ss1A '~ eo0 LeavenwoUth Kansas
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-21

The lberville Pioneer and Neers, after ex.
mltIng over the persecution of Hon George
Is. Loud, now thinks the New Orleans RE-
PUBLICAN and Donaldsonville Chief should
be pros ecuted criminally and cvilly. That's
good. After which we presume the Missis-
sippi Hver Will be notified by the Pioneer
man TO run up stream, and the cotton worm
to roll over and die.-AHaaupas Reqiste,..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-21

A stingy man who pretended to be very
fond of his horse, but kept him nearly
starved. said TO friend, "You don't know
how much We all think of that horse. /
shall have him stuffed, so a. to preserve
him when he dies" "You'd better stuff
him now retorted the friend, $50 as to
preserve him living"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-21
Weekly Rica HIacixeH.
.EetcorOlOgicaI and River Report.

The signal service, United States army.
reports. for the benefit of commerce, the
meteorological record, and rise or fall of
the rivers. at 3:43 P. NJ. local time, yester.
day as foIlowS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-21

The market opened with very limited demand,
and continued dull throughout the day but as one
buyer came forward and took 800 bales, the bust.
ness summed up the amount noted above, while
under the heavy decline at New York twhere ordi-
nary gave way sc, good ordinary sc, low mid
ding lie, middl1ng uplands li;c, Alabama lssc and
Orleans c) prices ruled more in favor of bryers
the closing rates showing decline OF in strict
ordinary. barely &c in good ordinary, strict good
and about sc in the high grades. The sales in.
cuded low middling at l3fc, and middling at l8a,c,
1879 aud l9c the last for high etyle 1T will be OBJ
served that while spots gave way at New York to
the extent noted above. the decline futures was
barely 16c. e.
&. The amount on shpboard rot cleared, gong on
board and engaged for shipment was set down
at the opening this morning at 4000 bales. embrae.
ing 1900 for Liverpool 1900 for Havre and l10 for the
North, which, when deducted from the stock on
hand by our running statement last evening
leaves 3400 bales to represent the quantity at the
landing and in presses uasold or awaiting orders.
The Exchange reports: sale. AS bales; market
NJ ar a,ll,, Id :,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-21
MonetarY--C Commercial.
MONETARY.
- OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN, I

| 81 OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN. ,
I sr SATURDAY EVENING, September 20, 1873.
l Inc money market was, if anyth affected
more nlfsyorably today by the excited dispaIch
Increased difficulty in placing even AL signatures
ahe deWand for diseounts showed no abatement
TONER'S to the foil extent OF their resources thew
were compelled to reject a good deal of al paper,
which consequently found ifs way on the street.
Under the general condition of the market here
aud IN New York. lenders were very rigid in their
scrutiny of signatures, and reluctant to make any
negotiations except in tirst-cass paper. At the
same time noticed general impression that
the prevailing stringency will not be of very Ion
Duration, but be materially relieved next month
Dy the incoming cotton crop. The Clearing House
statement for the week shows a falling off in de.
posts and currency, and an incr. ase in discounts
az and second class at 10. Firstclass mort gage
erals at y y month, without at he; Al at IL
paper still rules at 10 II cent = annum and
second grade at H..
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE. O..
Same time last week 74s $50 70 IL 90T "a
Total last week.. 4,380,72o 90 683 92s o.
Aofal week before. 4.623.28t ID 6l3 zoo 81
Gold opened at entirely nominal igurae, AGAINST
~ at New York and closed at ll2 a lI22 against
lll5s in that market which ex hibited au upward
tendency throughout the day. TIE sales comprised
$64 900 embracing $50 coo at lila, $4,000 at Il21
and $4,000. $6OtO and $1,000 at ll2a.
No sales OF silver were reported. American half
uouars We're quoted at lO0 OI0o and Mexican dol
lars at SO in gold for both new and old.
Under the course of gold and bills at New York
sterling exchange opened and closed entirely NOM
lnal. The only sales reported were $1,000 bill of
Iading at l2O1l20hs, 42500 bill of lading and AL
clear at l20dl2Ola, and $1,000 bank at POE.
The only sale OF francs reported IS 900 at ATS
AT the close sterling and francs were bot b quoted
entirely nominal
There was very little movement in domestic ex-
change. The only sales reported were $1,000
sight on New York at SIG per cent
premium, and $4,000. $4,000 and Sis 900 bank
AT y.
The banks checked on New York at & y cent
and private sight was quoted at 5-l60ss
The only sale of stocks reported was 20 shares !
Ammonia and 1hermo-specifc Propelling Com |
pany at SO 25 % Calcasieu sulphur Mining Com
pany at $l2 10 Crescent City Slaughterhouse |
Company at s ID rs, and 200 do at Sl3 50.
The sales OF bonds included S 1000 city gold bear
ng seven per cents at 60l.. and $4,000 CITY ten per
,ents at 81. The ormer were quoted at 60 0iab.
City appropriation certificates were entirely |
lominal y -
No sales of Metropolitan Police warrants were I
eported. They closed at 66H67
Graham State warrants still quoted at 40 |
al, and Clinton State warrants at 065. No sales
4 either were reported. " s' T7
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-21
COMMERCIAL.
SArrRpAr EykN1Ns. September 20 la7s

C0TTON-Tbe sales today embraced 475 bales
reduction in our quotations OF about Lc We
give also the Exchange figures. which are Tor
types while ours present the proper range of
the market tor average lists but with the out.
side figures for low mdding, good ordinary and
ordinary given as the outside for stric. of those
grades:
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION, AssIIILATED
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-21
GIFT CONCERT.
SHORTEsT ROUTE TO FORTUNE.
100000 for Only So so,
THE LARGEST RETURN FOR THE SMALLEST
INVESTMENT.
\ GRAND GIFT CONCERT
VIII be held at
LEarEEWORTH. KANSAS,
December 81. 1873,
Fog tho benefit OF a fs,
JUVENILE REFORM SCHOOL.
A0.oc0 Gifts. $4,000 in Prizes.
10000 Gifts. $3.50, 900 in Prizes.
Principal Prize. 500, OOO.

Consisting the superb palaia residence of Simon
AZ h.q unsurpassed as private dwelling in
Ine United states, being only few blocks from the
eoufthouse, surrounded by magnificent grounds
orc ards, gardens AID vineyards The building has
been only recently completed with all modern i'm.
provements.
PRIZE LIST,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-21
IcoxrrxuED FROM FIRST PAGE. |

eaed to lombard the city. But satisfac-
tory explanation was made. n
The Commune in Malaga.
In consequence of the threatening atti-
tude Of the socialists in Malaga, General
Pavia, commander Of the government
troops before that city, has called for rein
forcements, and announces that he will
resign unless they are furnished TO him. 90.
Attnck on Berga. f- 90
BAYoNSE, September 20.-Tbe Carlists
are firing on Berga.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-21
THE RIVERS.
The Liberal Christian addrassino ;to q

The river here is twelve feet three inches
below high water mark of 1871.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-21
Weekly Quotation of Hides. Ctr.

Nessrs Hay hehle furnish US the following re.
port. Their quotations represent actual sales at
first hands. Weighing, bundling, drayage and
commission have to be ADDED:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-21
FOR FLORIDA.

FOR FLORIDA.
Cedar Keys md Key West. Carrv,,, RI.
United States Mail. y 4g'a
kEi The New Orleans. F,or,d.
@f and Havana Steamship ComnssS
Slhks1tfH VIII dispatch first class fast pas
Dsenger steamer -''' -"
Every Week,
from the foot of CallIope street, First District
81 RATES OF PASSAGE I
coy;n 10 Key West To Cedar Kew.
Steerage '''''.''.-.$ 3e S25
"''oi'Se.''... Is ~
Z, through bills of lading issued tn all ,,oi,+s :,
RIO including Tampa and to New York 0har,ea
None but the company's bills of ,adira s;r,.s
gu III noIe signed after sailing OF the steamer
.; XsnoId passenger accommodations and tbro,,bs
tickets given to above peiuts ''oN'' dHo through
office. "''nout permit from the
FOR freight or passage apply TO
4. n ROBERTS, Treasurer
no ~ Common street
Tho s9a1 over the Louisiana National Fang.
de5 ly oA regular Gay
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-21

Floor carpets with the smallest figures in
pattern are sold for the largest figures in
price.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-21
BREMEN.

North German IIovd.
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN ANN NEr oprp,xS
VIA hawke, SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVANA
s The steamships of the North
go s4iissnks1 German Lloyd will resume their
regular Trips next fall as follows.
~ IY nnaaSSDnhE. September TO- : 1lctoh.r ~ ~
ER tNKE, I'm, september "a. 1 October Is
rrhANhFCRT.. .OctOber8 Novto
h0hLN November no an
r. n RASSBU XII. November 49, Decen,b o.
FRAHKFURT DooheI January3 1874
nnOhLN. ....Januarv 49, Fabrnay1 -
'iei oaJ 3 OF departure will be advertised have
r,,,o after.
,ro no steamers touch outward at Havre and Fa
Son n,i ana on their home trips at Havana and
tSoutnaihpton to land and receive passengers and
D. PRICES OF PASSAGE.
froin Bremen Southampton or Hayre To tyoro,.
r1. or New Orleans.
st "oiii. ................ S $50 rnId
IS-o,, ~ - =. -...-........... 40 pold
'ioni ne" orleans or Havana to Soutbamn+or
rahi, Iavre or Bremen. p'oI
. Steera 20 '''' ''''-. ........-.. Sl50 gold.
~ Prov ~ .;;.......- As gold
SteeraGe -'-''.'''...........-.$3 gold
II aosage tickets from Bremen smut So go. -
~ r re 10 new Orleans issued by ths n,darpI n "
roI particulars apply tie y o 1lueisiSned.
ara - ED +. sTockMEYER & CO., Ap.pts
NO. ~ Union street
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-21
STEAMSHIPS.

Do MINNESOTA. SATURDAY. September 10 DIV.
, From New York to Glasgow. sailing fortp,,bt,,.
: VIII receive and sign through bills of ladns =.
a aay1 re, Bremen. Hamburg. antwerp. Roster5aSs
Return tickets issued available far Twp,r,
MONTHS, at reduced rates. and Through TsIs,ss
10 an parts OF the United Kingdom and Eurona sa
steamer; no charge 10 made for attsnSano.e aca
medicines. a. 1tn.-nl . q i.,.t fsiE aaa
Money orders granted free of charge.
Prepaid Enigr alton Tickets issued here "a
ties DESTROYS Of sending for their friends !" paf
detention. = o' without
r9r freight and passage, having superior scco,.
..,. A.. K. MILLER & CO..
seIs mo- ~ Carondelet street, New Orlaan.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-21
100000.
MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY
Aczalizec by State Authority and Drawn
In Public In st. Louis.
dRiND SINGLE NUMBER SCHEME
10000 NUMBERS.
GLASS /, TO BE DRAWN September 80. 1879.
$3.50 Prizess Amounting to 1900. OOn.

Ilckets $40. Half tickets SIS. Quarters 50 81
q, our l1rsenes are Chartered BY the state. are
ines are under the supervision of sworn commis.
siOners. oo"AiAAS'
The official drawing will be published in the 81.
louis papers, and copy of the drawing sent to
purchasers of tickets. ' ="
We will draw a similar scheme the last dav Of
every month during the year 1873 ' VI
Remit by pOstOfice money orders. repistarad
letter, draft or express. ~
send for circular Address
MURRAY, MILLER CO..
api0 cod WY
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-21

The Houston Quarantine Scandal-The
Blackmailing Alderman Exposed.
GALVESTON, September 20.-The PROPOSE
ton of one of Houston's aldermen to
raise the quarantine against Galveston for
the sum of $1,000 has been the cause of con-
siderable excitement and newspaper CORE
spondence, and has been sifted down to the
naming of the alderman who made the
proposition, as will be seen by the following
correspondence: r. tt- r'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-21

SOUTHWEST Pass, September 20 $50 P. M-Baro
meter $3.50. Wind east-nOrtheast aud fresh. Ar.
rived-Schooner Challenger, Josephs, master
eleven days from Grand Cayman, In ballast to Ed.
ward Pillsbury. Sailed-Steanship Sherman at
$40 P. NJ; schooner Gertrude Hawes
Pass A-L'OUrRE, September 90 Noon.-Wind
northeast, fresh. No arrivals Sailed-Steamshipe
w. G. Reeves and Tappahannock and schooner Kx-
celsor. af7
VIcxsBuRs, September 2o-No bosta down to-day.
at IL N. and O. b Church at p. NJ. TO day. Wee
ther pleasant and clear. River falling.
CINCINNATI, September 2o.-River four feet ten
inches and f. ling Weather clear ard cool
LeUmyItlI, September 29.-Nvcg faling, scaut