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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-08-28

A COMMUNICATIONS, signed Tax
Payer" reaches US by mail, without
any indication as to its authorship.
The matter has considerable import
ance. but must lie over under the rule
until the writer diecloses his real
name.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-08-28

Drsl.i MIS-. My. u. A.. Dixon, OF In.
liana Township, Republican, who
.cted as a delegate Ia the Peoples
conventions Saturday last, requests
- to say TINT he declines serving on
he Central Committee then appoint
4. HE lnme was announced for
nat position after'he had left the hall
~ he would have declined ut the time.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-08-28

CHRISTIAN CHURCH, preaching by
J. r. Bly,, one week from next Lords
day. Subject, ut II a. M: The Love
Of Money Is the Root Of all Evil; at
night IL there Personal Devilp
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-08-28
IS Palmer Fuller & Co VS. J Reich

IS Palmer Fuller 4 Co VS. j Reich
ard ct al No
II Mansfield Machine Works vs.
DA Askren ct al es3
l8 Bucklew Bros VS. q w Walker l0l7
- Snow & Huber va i Holman Io!s
20 h A Wilder va II NJ Purdy ct nj 1913
q w T. Wright VIZ J Il Reynolds 1870
THIRD DAY.
% J Pratt VS. T. Rogers 1921
q III Lambert Va G Thompson 1O22
"a A ID Wetherell VIZ A r HUFF 1923
Is John Huff VS. M Sailor 1924
% w II Mckee va J & Ballard 1923
q J Talbot VS. q Miner lO26
% g Miner vs. J p Kelly (SherifY) 1927
20 NJ A Wikle vs. w Wikle
admir- l02o
40 II Slot ysJP Kelly (Sheriff) 1929
n Marion County VS. A Wyman 1890
~ Ri Boulton Bros VS. J March 1881
33 Illinois Leather Co vs VIM
Dewrose 1872
"a The b & M II r Co VS. Fl r
Clinpman 1893
az Jeptha CLARK vs. Flihu Alley 1924
SO II Van Vliet vs. l. Maasdam 1895
81 Singer Manufacturing Co We j
Il Sterling ct al 1898
SO e A & G r Namely VS. jacob
Reichard 1857
80 Singer Manufacturing Co vsG
Miller ct al 1888
40 Singer Manufacturing Co Va %
Buckley 1893
Al Blake 4 Elliott VS. e Mather 1910
a. " - Nye ct al l0il
az i" {" VIM NJ Lock 1042
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Rees ct al lo4a
As w b CarrOthers vs. Fl Lambert lO4l
ct al 1915
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48 Ind't Dist Pleasant ridge vs.
Ind't Dist of Salem l0i7
40 Ind't Dist Elm Ridge vs. Ind't
Dist of Salem lOae
so Woodruff Bros vs. M S Hart lO4S
81 Christian Union Pub Assn VS.
Gabriel Miller l0oO
50 J w Stanley VS. J J Dunbar 1851
So Ind Dist of Lincoln vs Ind
Dist of Victory l031
81 Ind Dist of Lincoln VS. Ind
Dist of Liberty 1893
IS Ind Dist of Georgia VS. Ind Dis
OF victory loo1
So Ind Dist of Georgia VIZ Ind Dist
Of Liberty 1855
81 Wroughton Bros VS. r B Amos lost
CHA NICER Y.
UNASSIGNED.
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2 Chicago II 4 L II r Co VS. X
RoeIsma 46G
ale Kplsev Va Mary Kelsey asa
VIM Fisher ct al vs. M III e
Beard 900
5H NJ Haywood VS. w Martin
ct vi 467
6L M Brand vs G. Brand ct al 463
7 A Hosmer & Co VS. e J Stamper
tai 484
SAX &DRR Co VS. J b Grin
mel! 4Sf
8 d Smick vs L A Linnville ct al 49,
10 r F. Dukes vs. Myers ct al 400
II A X & ID r. n Co vs. Ed Baker
(Treasl 5oI
l2 I N Core We ID hi Jordan ct al sos
IL F. Johnston vs. w A Butterlield 5l5
Ia l. Wagner vs. Daniel Wagner 5l4
Is A J Patterson Va J Stilwell ct al 81
16 III Flint VS. l. M Brand ct al SIS
II A B Miller VS. VIM Ellis et al SIS
IS j Copeland vs. r JeWett ct al SIG
10 w Foote W. J McReynolds ct al 81
20 J Donley VS. Armstrong ct nj 522
q Cochran Mclean e. Co VS. Jehu
Lindley ct al 528
90 M Mikesell vs. e w Mikesell 524
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-08-28

MEssRs. J.. NJ. Welch and Geo. w.
iones are making brick at new yard
40 and ha!f mites north Of Attica,
With the intention Of building each n
4 ew dwelling next spring. They will
nsve their kiln ready for burning In
september.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-08-28

The Republicans Of the different
jpwnships IRE requested to meet Mt
!. ,eir usual places OF meeting, In each
i,wnship, on Saturday. August 28d,
md select delegates To attend the c0un.
~ Convention.
BY order Of Central Committee,
w. w. CRADDicK, Chairman.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-08-28

AT ritz CoNcERr Tuesday evening
.'fof.i Schmidt. witk his violin, was
ave special attraction. He produces
.s'ne Of the sweetest strains ever
'"afdsby a Knoxville audience. He
-nders yankee Doodle "Widow
sleCrco" and several other pieces in a
tanner 20 delight his hearers aud
.'raw out rounds Of applause. His
..iano solos. were doubtlcss very fine,
at like some Of his efforts with the
t'w, they over-reacl,ed the apprccia
on OF uncul,ivsted ears. He will
'rng out a house every time, however
i.ud bring dawn the house" whenev-
10 attempts IL. His "Mocking Bird"
viii have a, hos: Of hearers on Thurs
lay evening.
Prof Waugh, Of Alba. delighted
he audience with the song. There's
M,ny "a Sehlip 'Twixt the Cup and
Ii. Lip, and was immediately called
.tia irain.
Tbs performances were all good;
sd the Gansiue.er and the entire
.-&s s,4ss. Z. greet rr,.lse. Many III
rfe pieces iescrre special sscntion,
4 lp... u sgst4 -eYsn's erumera-
80, ~. Mas 49, cpseJody
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-08-28

MAHAsKA Co. FAIR Premium
List reed, from Herald book and Job
Office. The Fair will be held Sept. 80
to Oct. 8, inclusive. The list Of pre-.
miums Is liberal.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-08-28

YoUR Library il not complete
without copy OF Pioneers of Mari
on County" a few copies set for sale
at this Office. Price reduced TO $l.75,
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-08-28

For SALEA good mare, . years
old. 15I hands high, on elk months
credit, or 10 per cent. off tor cash.
Call at fremont House livery stable.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-08-28

KEEP COoL.-HOw? Just order a
cube OF ice left at your door, every
morning by Cunningham ice wagon.
Only 60 cents per cwt.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-08-28

FASH HORSES. number OF fast
horses passed through here last week
IN the way 10 1ndlanola to capture
she premiums on 'going."
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-08-28

BASKET MWUiN0, In the Marsh
ne!ah,Nr.,ood, four miles west OF
i,noxvilic, next Lords Day ut II a.
IA. and q y. m. j. T.. bly,.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-08-28

For SALE.-A small farm, adjoin-
ing Knoxville. Enquire of j. Ii.
Taggart. (47tG
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-08-28

MUSICAL CoNyENTION.-The Sew
cnth Annual Convention Of the Mari
on County Musical Association here
this week. Prof. II. X. Palmer, of
Chicago is the Conductor, and he Is
assisted by Prof, OF to Schmidt, of Des
Moines, noted violinist. Rehersals
every day, opening at ga. m. and 1880
%. m. Admission to single rehearsal
Is cts. Concerts on Thursday and
Friday evenings. The following per-
sons from abroad are In attendance:
Prof. II. II. Palmer, Chicago.
Prof. Otto Schmidt, Des Moines.
Prof. j. b. Cotton, Pella.
Prof. G. G.. Cory, .
Mrs. G. G. Cory,
Miss Annie f.. Cotton,
' Ada Cotton, /"
Bertha Stoddard, {"
{" Ella Stoddard, +"
Fanny Cathcart, 4"
Flora M. Baker, .
ELLA Iddings, ("
Minta Iddings, !"
Katy Keables, f"
Fl Boekenogen, :"
Libby Cathcart, "
" Mary Viersen, "
Lilly Viersen, "
Amy White, !"
Ida Baker, ''
" Sadie Crate, -
Ella 5tallard, {"
Mollie Stailard, g
Tidda Morgan, g
III. Neyenesch, -
Orfa Alexander, "
Matte ellison, Marysvil,e.
Josie Runion,
" Ella Young. +"
" Mary Kitch, "
Mr.. Pierce Metz, t"
Prof w. T.. Waugh, Abba.
Mrs w. r. Waugh, ="
Mr.. w. II. Rtchie, "
Miss Sallie Dixon, Attica.
Mr.. b. +. Rodgers. 9
Mr.. f. Shepherd ="
Mr.. Joseph Clark, Pleasantville.
Mr. A. r Barnes, ="
frof Ferguson, Charlton.
Miss Ferguson, 1"
Mss Belle Brooks, Mt. Pleasant.
Miss Kate Lalphlin, Oskaloosa.
Mr.. J. Bolton, Des Moin,s.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-08-28

CELEBRATES from Union township
to the Republican County Convention
are T.. II. Ruckman. j. IL. Pickett.
Jasper Nye and ID. b. Horrman--two
Changers and two who are not. Dir.
Ruckman is the Grange nominee for
County Surveyor, was firm y oppose d
to the nomination Of sucl O. ticket,
and has neither accepted or declined
the position assignee! .li,a upon ii.
A"vIL cAokta ~ s'!c Court Hauss
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-08-28

CoNCERTs Thursday and Friday eve
nings at the Conrt House. Tickets
only - cts.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-08-28

FROM MARYsvILLE, n correspond
ent writes, under date Of 25th inst,
that Frank Narver's team ran away
with him last SATURDAY. bruising him
considerably, and tearing his buggy to
pieces.
M u. Gortner, of the firm Of Narver
4 Co., has sold his interest in the dry
goods tore to Mr.. Pickett, Of Gosport,
who will remove stock OF goods from
that place to unite with his stock
here.
Mr. Pierce Metz has returned from
Fairfield, where he has been attending
Normal School and will take charge
Of the Grainmer School In this place.
Marysville has prospect Of securing
beer saloon. The place has not
been cursed with an institution of the
kind for several years.
The Democrats in this part Of the
coynty are waiting to see what action
their County Convention will take,
before they commit themselves.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-08-28
CRINYNAL.
FIRST DAY.
La ".
SECOND DAY.

IL II ~
SECOND DAY.
/ Lloyd Calwell l. Co vs. Voorhees,
d Gully S5(
VIM Dickey ct al vs. Philip Por-
ter ct al BS;
5 A J Kerr VS. J w Bell SIS.
4 Deiileh Risely We q w Risely
etal IS:
s Maria j White VS. A A White
ct al IS,
G w X Jordan It al VS. Mary Il
Bristow eta ISL
It'd Nichols VIZ J = Yearns ct al 50.
s A w Collins vs ! Il Grinneli so
j Hamaker VS. + ii Fo-sythe SO
II J Il Thomas Va Nj Foster SO
~ II Smick ~ j. A l,innyillp 1T al 93
~ n Auten w Shciiiart ~ al a3
IL VI a Stuffed rs y Van Pslt
CT i, 9s
10 !. " Lester w j ~ rgaa srn ~ ~ IS
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-08-28

BLANK NOTES, in books at the
VOTER Office.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-08-28
bar Docket,

Marion County District Court, Sepfep,-
Der Term, commencing Monday, Sep
to0aJcr lst, 1873.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-08-28

MATRIMONIAL. --- Clerk Hamrick
has issued matrimonial license during
the present month to the following
parties:
A. G. Parker and Eli zabe.h Sheebsr.
Samuel Walters and Jnbiatta Kinney.
Charles Jordan and Lydia A. Neifer.
Nathan Hopkins and Lucina u. Luthlr.
John Williamson aud Helen Cline.
James d. Tumble md Jane Wycpf
Alex. y. Devore and 5. NJ. Inman.
John d, Beard and Margaret Il. Wray.
Lafayette Martin and Eliyabrth Patterson.
B. II. hcihy and NJ. II Hill.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-08-28

A FRESH Cow for sale. Enquire at
the VOTER Office.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-08-28

Tuition-7?o per torn, "a per month
Extras. Instr'i Music, $40 per term 80 lessons.
German +"
For Catalogue apply TO the Principal. (s-lSl
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-08-28

Knoxville, Aug. q, 1873.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-08-28

]. II. THOMAS, Sec'y.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-16

The expenses OF the year just closed
have been great deal more than those
who made shat appos.ionment appre.
Aended they would be, though the figures
are not given. But we have no idea of
charging this 70 the neglec. or extraya.
gance Of the present board. We axe salts.
fed il could have carried on the police
business at much less expense if not ham.
peEed and manipulated by influences TN
fortunately beyond its control. but
which its predecessors were measurably
free from. As it is. legislation will be
bound to come 70 its relief a. the next
session Of the General Assembly. Gen.
erai Badger is fully competent 20 police
this city with three hundred good men,
vel! Offered. and the police board, if
left 70 its ow. option, can conduc. the
business fully as well as it has been done,
az az expense not to exceed five hundred
thousand dollars a year->he amount
which the city very properly asks the ap.
port!onInen: to be limited 70, and which |
it IS prepared to pay to the men in cash,
dollar for dollar.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-16

"Hkhras. On July 20. 1873, .: % neetin. ot the
committee o: colored men appointed ;og he ,ur
pose OF collecting and prspaTin. testimony ia re.
CARA 10 the frauds perpstrat.a a.sin. the R.pub-
mean voters in the state during The recent cleo
i!'h los pIesehtat"n 10 Congress at its session in
December ensuing. II was deemed advisable 70
cali sst. convention of coio.ed Men 10, :h, mir
pose OF electias delegates 10 he associated wifi
members OF the committee IA such pre- sentati.n
for the better advocacy of cause and the MOI,
extensive representation ct our people, that sy tn.
agreements and conclusions .s.1l. :o.. the an.,o
Gus wrongs inflicted may b~ exposed and .s.i,.
vindieated; and.
Whereas, Lave been authorize: to ;,,re a cal,
fox such convention; and.
Whereas, said committee At a c,..,;,, n, ,,,
30, 1873, adopted the following resolutions.
That this committee Proceed 20 Nh. .1...io. =.
ten members OF TINS committee who shall intntl,
proceed 20 Washington with the delepates 10 h.
Il. 1873. " 'Ao'' ''"'eni'@f
That the ratio q representation Of She .e,eaa.o,
800 ue pS she convention be three .eeg
from each congressional district of the Stat.
That these resolutions be inserted in The cali fo.
the convention. " ~ 'oA
Vnder the auspices. and b. direction of Tie
committee Of eoloTed men !, therefore. ;ssu. the
following call:
'ha' the "a'ious Representative. district.
throughout the State proceed as soon as rrsc.ica-
Die 10 the election of delegates to convention o.
coiored men. to assemble il the Mechanics rrst
tute, IN the city Of New Orleans at twelve o'clock
N. on MONDAY. November l.: 1873 to cleo, three
deesates from each congressional district for the
purposes named. The basis of representation in
the convention to be double that in the House of
representatives. Notification of the election of
delegates to ae promptly forwarded to me-
WILLIAM r, BROWN
copy. f"4i'n0a P'e'iSe
New Orleans. September 9. Ia.3.
sel0 2p Tu Ia SU I'd
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-16

and while the weak will go to the waste
basket, our genuine enterprises, based upon
the needs OF the country, and which neces-
sarily and economically develop the re.
sources OF the country, will stand higher
than ever. because more thoroughly inves-
tigated and more fully appreciated.
Having furnished some proof sustain
ing our denial of the charges rejecting
upon the government. we proceed to fur.
nlsh some in regard to the HeralTs
| change Of front on the bank question.
In the edition OF that paper dated Octo.
Der l. We find the following article in re-
gard to "our banks:
If there ia deficiency ot currency to
supply the demands of trade. the natural
question Is. where is the abundant currency
which we know has been issued. that il no
longer tulfiis the uses for which it was
created
presden. Of national bank in Ken.
lucky answers this question, by saying that
the banks have the control of this currency,
which is so greatly needed. and that the
true remedy for the present disturbance of
trade and strlngency OF the money market
IS possessed by them. II this proposition
be true. the people have just reason to
complain Of and suspect the policy OF the
banks
1t looks as if that policy aimed at saving
the los. 10 the banks from the depreciatio
OF the paper issued by them, and throwing
it upon the people. OF course thew lose
nothing when the holders of their certified
checks are subjected to shave OF ten per
cent. There is TO reclamation upon them
Tor this ten per cent.
This i. even worse than the issue o! shin.
piasters. which would have 70 pay tax of
ten per cent to the United States. Better
that they should pay that tax than the
people their creditors: and the worst result
OF this retention of the currency is the sus-
picio1 it begets that there are favored par.
ties who may he allowed TO use the eur.
rency OF the bank. for the purpose OF shaw.
ing their own certified checks. The air Is |
full OF rumOr. of that sort.
The truth is every hour becoming more !
apparent that d great loss OF confidence in |
the administration of the banks has arisen |
N the popular mind. The prevailing con.
victon IS that the system requires over.
hauling. Some more lucid and authorita-
tive explanation than has yet appeared
onght 10 be given to satisfy the deep seated |
and growing dis9uetude. We have little |
idea that our banks do not all stand upon a
sound basis as TO the value of the securities
and property held by them. Doubtless
edch couiu make good showing that |
would allay the injurious rumors in circula.
ton. Why should they not be made at once
by the intelligent and solid gentlemen who
have charge of the Clearin ghouse. so as TO
prevent and arrest alarm and injurious re.
ports:
This IS sufficiently plain. We think. to
render comment unnecessary. We SIM
ply ask has the showing" called for by
The Nerc'd been made public: and leave
he public to Judge whether that pape.
las changed front on the bank question.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-16
The POLICE A?PORTIONMsNT.

On Monday. the sixth Of October. as
required by law. the Police Commissioners
met as board Of estimate and appor-
'ionment. and adopted tableau of prob.
able cost of the police service for the new
hscal year. The estimate foots up for the
district s757.273 Is. and for the city
proper s.3s,597 So. This estimate was
forwarded to the City Council. and
was returned to the board with III.
re4uss. to reduce the amour: to five hun.
bred thousand dollars. O: course this
reduction can 10: be made. because the
law requires the appointment of five hun
drel patco.mer at 4 salary OF one thou.
sand dollars per amman. il addition 20 a
liked numbe: Of captains. serceants,
clerks. etc. The Police Commissioners,
therefore. vii! probably adhere to their
former estimate. and it will leave a debt
| against the city in spite OF all the CITY Cos.n.
, G.. may Go. The Council vii. then assess
TIE police tax as nearly Is possible to NEE.
the demand Of the board. The me-. on
the force will continue to be paid in
checks. which they vii! sell at discount.
The city will receive these cheeks a: their
face Cor taxes and licenses. and middle
men wi! make the prof: o: two o: .hre.
hundred thousand dollars a year. The
members of tie force will perform their
duties and no: be paid wha. the law prom. !
ises them. while the city vii. be con-.
PEELED TO pay tie ltmos: dollar.
Tie law regulating the finances OF the |
board has neve, been enforced. Under !
the Metropolitan police law The city is
bound to collect the police tax. and turn
i; owe: every five days 10 the State Treas.
urer. who shall turn the same over TO the
treasurer os the board. who shall deposit
the same il 2 bank to be designated by
the State Treasurer. whence he shall dis
burse the same On proper check and
voucher IN payment Of the salaries and
expense, Of the force. The CITY Treas.
urec has never turned over 70 the Treas.
urer o: the State anything but warrants.
and IL. treasurer Of the board has
c:i.;' yecaived from him warrants for
cancellation. The taxes have never
been collected promptly enough 70
absorb tie floating warsaAs md produce
TIE cash which will enable the City Treas.
yre. to comply with the law. To BE sure,
the power is given the board by a sr.bse.
gueL: statute 70 compel this to be done,
but the law in question always remained
A dead letter by consen. Of the commits
,ioner,.
The estimate made By the board This
year is larger than it has been for either :
}; the preceding two year:, q. the follow
NO statement Will show.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-16
~ FRANKLIN AND RICHLAND PARISHES.
BY THE GOVERNOR.

SrATy o. H"-I.,Ass)
Executive Department :
New Orleans, SeDttMhe. 20 1873, !
"AyE.A.. Information has reache. IN. Of tn.
cowardlv and 5ruta! ssss.ination b. . gang o.,
despefadoes. Of Hon T. :. Crawford. 'l,iye o, .h.
twelfth judicial District and Hon. 4. Z. Harris
dlstTc: a'torneT. OF tire night OF the eighth in.
slant IN the parish Of Franklin; while quietly pro-
ceedlnS 10 hold coUr. in aoCordanc. witt. law.
"h"reas, Information has also reached me of the
crue! and t.np:oyoked murder of Thomas Arch;.
bald Esq. hv wv" unknown men. while standing
al The gate o: III. hou.e in Rchland parish GA the
night Of the second instant; and
whereas, The preparation of these and similar
eold o!eoded ousrsSes in the northern portions OF
this state. bring disgrace upon Louisiana and tend
!" keep away capital and emigration from our Dor
bers- ~
Sow, therefore I, William r. Kellogg, Govsrno,
OF the state OF Louisiana, have thought tit TO issue
this my prociana tiGg offering a reward O: FIVE
THOUSAND DOLLARS foE the apprehension and
conviction OF the mUrdeIers OF Judge T. s. Cray.
ford and A. T. Harris. district attorney: and TWo
THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS for ,bs
apprehension and conviction OF the n,urdeyers OF
Thomas Archibald, TO be paid respectively npon
the production OF the certificates usual in such
eases.
And hereby call upon all good citizens, -i;h.u.
regard TO politics to aid the officers of .b,.
Law IN bringing TO speedy Justice the perpetrators
OF these discreditable outrages; and warn al,
Persons against harboIing or screening, or in any
way aiding or abetthg the 1nurderers aforesaid
Given under my hand and the seal of .h, s.a+.
heret" attached, :hl. tenth day of September
in tn. year OF eus Lord eighteen HUNDRED ami
sevsn'F''hIee. and Of the independence Of til.
United States the nine:y-..v.nt!,
WILLIAM Z. KELLOGG.
,c ,rsvo Governor.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-16

The senselessness OF the color prejudice
was never better illustrated than at the
present moment in Chicago. Senator
Pinchbacll has, for several days past,
been a prominent guest at the principal
hotel Of that enterprising city. the Grand
Pacific. and his presence and equal par
ticipation with other gentlemen in the
Inequalities Of the house have proven a
benefit. rather than the detriment SO many
would confidently have predicted as the
result Of his accommodation. The Sem
ator has held q daily levee at his rooms.
leading citizens, both white and co,ored.
having availei themselves OF the opportu-
nifty to pay their respects TO the distin.
guished political leader of the lately en-.
franchised race. He has been solicited to
deliver al address to the Chicagoans on
the political situation in the South. and
will probably give them that pleasure
during the present week should business
engagements permit.
In Chicago, i. will be seen. the hue and
texture OF the cuticle has nothing what
ever to do with a gentleman's treatment
and entertainment. He is Judged by his
conduct and manly worth. When New
Orleans can rise to this standard of fair
and honorable dealing, she may hope to
emulate the enterprise and success which
characterizes the great Western metropo-
r.;