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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-24
NREAT JACKSON ROurp
STEAMSHIPS.
STATE LINE STEAMSHIP co,~

STATE LINE STEAMSHIP Comn
LIMITED,
The following new first class, full.pov.r.s "a
pull screw steamships ars int nded to all ~.
and GLASGOW and NEW YORK: A'Akf00l
t LUGiniANA. % tons register. Cap,ain s.
MINNESOTA: 1000 tons register .Capts;n. TI!sv,n
PENNSYLVANIA, $500 tons register SSaptan Rim
VIRGINIA, $500 tons TT gister. Canta;n pm SIaa
GEORGIA, $500 tons register. .Captsiru S csslf
<S> The steamers of this lipe VII, =.
for Liverpool direct, as fo,o,,.
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AUCTION SALES.
By 6. +. airardeY 4 Go.
tCrS Oh ELYSlAE FIELDS STREEEo
aECCISSfON OF E. y. WHITE.
Second osttics Court for the Parrish IT O1leahs-
No. IS, 98l.

DIV g. e. esI1lARDEt & co., xUC.
- tioneers-Nicholas J. Hoey, MISUNDERSTANDING
No. II Exchange place.-SATURDAf, November 9,
1873, at twelve o'clock NJ, at the Merchants and
AuctiOneers' Exchange, on Royal street, will be
sold by public auction, by virtue of order Of the
honorable Second District Court for the parish OF
Orleans, dated October l, 1873, the following de-
scribed property. to wit
SIX LOTS OF GROUND in the Third District of
this city, in the square bounded by Elysian Fields
Margn., La Force and Liberal str. ets, known as
lots Nos to ID. Lots Nos and front each IS
feet SIX inches Elysan Fields street by LOG feet
1913 inches in depth Lots Nos. 10, II and IL front
each Is feet inches on ElysiSn Fields street by
IKE depth OF LOG feet 10 inches The let No. 10
depth.
Terms AZ Sals-Cash, and purchasers to assume
payment, over and above their bids OF oil taxes
OF 1873.
Acts Of sale at the expense Of the purchasers De-
fore P. 6. Cuvsllier, notary public.
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Time-2:45, 2:45A, 245.
One heat of q match race was trotted in
3:35a-won by Baulls colt-and was post
pOned until tomorrow on account OF dark
ness.
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By Placide J. Spear.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON CLAI.
BORNE STREET, THIRD DISTRICT
SUCCESSION OF JEAN GREGOIRE, ALIAS GIG.
MAC
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TEXINGTON, OctUDtr z5.-IHIru uHy UI
the Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders AS
sociation. A heavy rain was falling during
the latter part of the day. Notwlthstand-
ing this good many were present. In the
first heat Of the second race one horse broke
and ran against the fence, threw the rider
and ran mile and half before being
caught. No serious damage was done. The
track was very heavy, but the sport as good
as could be expected under the circum-
stances.
First Race.-Purse $3.50, for three year
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TO THAT OF LIVERPOOL.

The demand continued active throughout the
day. and with a far supply, the sales summed up
tho liberal amount noted above, making total fol
the past two days of 10 6G0 bales and thus far this
week of l7,45O. Prices exhibited considerable
regularity, and. as noted above partial falling
off of sc. Strict ordinary sold at AK c; do Blenders
al Axe good ordinary at islc strict good ordi.
strict low midding at l6a and l61sc and
midding at 1875 and l6zjc We noticed good
deal OF discussion among factors as to the
expediency OF making, all sales payable
exclusively in currency. The present system is
attended with good deal of Inconvenience buC
those who are opposed to any change contend that
II the present movement continues even for few
days the currency question will be settled salts
ao torils in the usual course of trade. The matter
is now in the hands of intelligent and discreet
men, who will do nothing hastily.
The amount on shpDoard not cleared, going on
board and engaged for shipment was set down
at the opening this morning at % 900 bales embrac
ing 8e00 for Liverpool, 10,ec0 for Havre $500 for
Bremen and $500 for the North, which, when
deducted from the stock on hand bv our running
statement last evening leaves 22.50O bales to
represent the quantity at the landing and in presses
uusO1d or awaiting orders.
The Exchange REPORTS: ''Sales $500 bales iuclud-
Ing 400 after P. NJ. yesterday. Demand active
gIlces e8Sier.n Its quotations arr uuchanuaI
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Monetary--Commercial
MONETARY.
OIFCB OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,.

TGtRspAy EVENING october 30, 1873. J
The market Vas quiet, and ths action Of the
banks in relation to prolonged currency suspen-
sion met With more satisfaction than was antic
pated The demand for money on the street con-
tlnues of Fair extent; We hear, however, of but
few transactions, and nothing TO indicate any
change in rates We continue to quote selected paper
grades .nIire1y nnninal Sra. c,as. nv.
per At 1odll y yer, and second grade at Pa.
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THE TURF.
The Races ut Baltimore
Time I:j$

Second Race.-Hurdles, for all ages; Two
miles, over eight hurdles, geltes weights.
Three started.
Victor =
FRINGE Of Wal6B.
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Third Race.-Dixie stakes, el00 subscrip-
zion; the club adds $500, of which $1,000
goes to the first horse, $500 to second, third
horse save stake. -Four started.
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Second District Court for the Parish of Orlean
No. 1892.
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Time-3:5S.
Fourth RGcs.-Two mile heats for all ages
Time-3:56, 3:57A.

Weather fine and the number Of strange
present larger than any previous meeting
The ovfnUfnu Rocoa.
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rlval OF Colonel Scott from Europe the
meeting adjourned until next week.
Terrible Accident.

| rlvAl OF Colonel Scott from Europe tue
meeting adjourned until next week.
] Terrible Accident.
/ To-day, Jean Frey, aged forty, fell into a
vat at the Western White Lead Works,
corner of Fifteenth street and Montgomery
avenue. He uttered a cry for help and four
| companions attempted his rescue; but the
| fumes we're SO heavy AS to PROSTATE all OF
them, and they were compelled to seek
! their own safety. So OverpOwered we're
they that three could scarcely drag them
selves of, while the fifth man coming up,
drew the fourth, Jacob Snyder, away. Frey
was subsequently taken out, dead. Snyder
was taken to the hospital. where be lies in
a critical condition.
stormy Weather.
HALIFAX, Octobe. 23.-several vessels
put back on account Of stormy weather.
Three lives reported lost.
TIE SfcCeok Murder.
1ASKrON, OAK, October 23--H. Fl.
Wintermute, who killed General McCook,
has been indicted sor manslaughter The
friends Of McCook are indignant 81 the
failure OF an indictment for murder.
. Bark Grom Rio Ashore.
BALTIMORE, October 23.-The bark Com
parero, from Rio, with coffee, ia ashore in
the lowe. Chesapeake. Assistance has been
sent her.
GoupdereA.
DETROIT, October 23-The steamer Wen
ma, with iron ire from Marquette, foundered
in deep water on Lake Superior. The dis
aster was caused by the bursting of steam
pipes. The vessel was owned by Hanna d
Co., of Cleveland. She was valued at $780,
600. All the crew were saved.
4 Lawyer xhoe in Louisville.
LOUISVILLE, October 23.-This afternoon
Joseph Crawford entered Magistrate Lin
coins Office with a companion, and walking
to the back room, spoke few words to
John Mccarthy, a well known lawyer;
then drawing pistol, he fired at him at
distance Of tive feet, the ball entering Nc
Carthy's head near the right ear. Craw-
ford attempted to escape, but was caught
by Squire Lincoln and sent to jail. Nc
Carthy is said to have retained $3.50 bounty
money belonging to Crawford since 1866.
After repeated efforts to recover il Craw.
ford sought Mccarthy, az above stated, and
demanded the money. Crawford is
wealthy Tennesseean. Mccarthy was taken
home. He is in critical condition.
Tire In Cleveland.
CLEVELAND, October 23.-The liquor rec
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SPAIN.

tnsufgens Fleet Returned ID Carta geAa.
MADRID, October 23-The insurgent feet
has returned to Cartagena.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-03-14

A gentleman was once riding in
Scotland by a bleaching ground,
where poor woman was at work
watering of linen cloth. lie asked
her where she went to church, what
she had heard OH the preceding
day, and how much aforementioned.
She could not even tell the text Of
the last sermon.
"And what good can the preach
ing d." said he, "if you forget it
all ?"
"Ah, sir," replied the poor wo-
man, "if you will Look at this web
on The grass, you will zee that az
fast as ever | put the water Oh it
the sun dries it all up, and yet, sir
| see it gets whiterl"
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RECIPES.

Tile cnalu Ill stnHll glass DoLtle,
with warm water, a little tooth
powder, and some soap. Cork the
bottle and shake it for a minute
violently. The friction against the
glass polishes the gold, and the
soap and chalk extract every parti-
Gle of grease aud dirt from the III
terstices Of a chain Of the most in.
tricate pattern; rinse in clear cold
water, wipe with a towel, and the
polish will surprise you.
Those who are about to travel
for few days are sometimes puzzled
to know what kind of cake to take
in the haver-sack for a lunch by the
way. Such will find the following
most excellent and substantial:
JOURNEY CAKES. 80 One pint
sweet cream, half teacup of sugar,
stirred into coarse flour lo form a
stiff dough, roll out to one-tourth
inch thick; bake in quick oven.
APPLE SHORT CAKE.-To one
quart OF sifted flour add two tea
spoonfuls Of cream tartar and one
Of soda, half teaspoonful Of salt,
quarter of a pound of butter, sweet
milk or cream enough to mix it.
Have the dough rather stiff, roll
and bake in a sheet. As soon as
baked, split open the whole cake,
spread one piece quickly with but
ter, cover with well-sweetened ap-
pie sauce, pour over some thick
sweet cream, CRATE on nutmeg;
place the other halt on this (crust
side DOWN spread with butter, cover
the apple sauce, cream and nutmeg.
FARMERS FRUIT CAKE.-Three
cups of dried apples, wash and cut
each piece into three pieces, then
boil in a syrup made Of two cups
of sugar, half a cup of water, two
tablespoonfulS of essence Of lemon,
until preserved through and tender.
Be very careful not to let it burn.
When cooked sufficiently, take off
and cool; then add one cup of
dried cherries, three cups of rasins,
two cups OF sugar, half a cup of
brandy, one cup of butter, six eggs,
one teaspoontul of cloves, nutmeg
and cinnamon, pulverized and mix
ed ; -four 10 make a stiff batter
bake one hour.
GINGER CUP CAKE.-7hree cups |
Of flour, one Of sugar, one Of mo-
lasses, one Of butter, tablespoon
full of ginger, one teaspoonful of
soda, and three eggs bake in pans.
Aspound Of stoned and chopped
raisins is an improvement.
PLAIN CUsTARD.-Three well |
beaten eggs, one pint of milk, three
or four tablespoonfuls OF sugar, stir
well together and bake twenty
minutes.
Pie crusts are usually SO full of
shortening as to be unwholesome
and the undercrust is like putty,
cement or salve. Here is a recipe
for a fine crust that will be fit to
Eat.
Coon Pie CRUsT.-Sweet cream
made into a soft dough with either
fine or coarse flour; bake immediate
y in a quick oven, will make a
good crust for any kind Of pies.
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HUMOROUS.

Which would you rather, that a
lion ate you or a tiger? Why, you
would rather the lion ate the tiger,
Of course.
"Well, wife, you can't say ever
contracted bad habits" "No, sir;
you generally expand them"
"Mother, here is q grammatical
error in the Bible. " Skill it! kill
it! it is the very thing that has
been eating the leaves and book
marks! p
A Louisville merchant wants the
contract to supply Brigham Youngs
family with Grape and bombazine
when he dies.
"Well, Pat, Jim didn't quite kill
you with the brick bat, did he?"
"No, but I wish he had" "Why
SOP" $50 that / could have seen
him hung, the villain!"
"Iike, will you come in and take
adrink ?'' Mike looked at the man
for the space OF half q minute, and
then, rolling his eyes upward, very
softly said 81 tot it was an angel
spakin' to me-"
A Trojan canine recently swal-
lowed s25 worth Of National cur
rency belonging to his master, who
wants to know if there is any use in
sending the animal TO the Treasury
Department for redemption.
"My DEAR" said the sentimental
Mrs. Waddles, "home, you know,
is always the dearest spot on EARTH"
swell yes" said the practical Mr..
Waddles, sit does cost me about
twice as much as any other spot"
A compositor in a Southern print
ing office was escorted home the
other night by a squad Of dogs.
The only remarkable thing about
the occurrence was the rapid time
made.
An Irish housemaid, boasting of
her Industrial habits, said, quite iu-
nocently, that she rose at four in the
morning, made a fire, put Oh the
kettle, prepared the breakfast, and
made all the beds 'Lefore a single
soul was up in the house."
A Montana man offered to bet
his wife 500 that she couldn't swal-
low a hot marble. She told him
that was too thin--he couldn't get
rid of her that way He says he
dind't think she was 50 darnation
cute.
The editor Of a Wabash paper |
wants to know if "the man who |
sent him challenge to fight a duel
means business" or whether his buzz
zard soul laughs atthegllastly joke.
"DO you like to 60 to church p
said a lady to SIrs. Partington.
claw me, | do," replied Mrs. P.
Nothing does me SO much good as
to get up early Sunday morning,
and go to church aud hear a popn-
lous minister dispense with the Cos
pei"
A traveller in Texas was invited
to drink a. q smell town where lie
had stopped. lie @ys; II woke
up next morning and found myself
on top Of a hay-stack, m5 horse e.t-
ing from saiG ataeis, nth M coat {
on, aila myself with botll AIMS in-
serted thrgugb tlle f.iTups Of my t
aud the sirciugle a.oull- inv !
neck, - q Eeckt;a."
-aTt fraT M Ia
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Agents for the Register.

The following gentlemen are authorized
to receive and receipt for subscriptions
advertising, ETC., for the REGISTER:
Hiram Smith, Harrisburg.
0. r. Tompkins, Harrisburg.
Peter Hume, Brownsville.
WI Kirk, Brownsville.
j. b. Irvine, Scio.
T. II. Reynolds, Salem.
J.. P. Fisher, San Francisco.
ID. p. Porter, Shedd's Station.
Chas. Nickel, Jacksonville.
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"Well, David \ said a poor, but
worthy citizen, to one Of our city
magnates, "the world has pro4pered
with you, ard they say you are i'm
nellsely rich. y
"Well," replied David, perhaps
IL u true but we cannot take our
gold with Us when we GO
IL would melt ii'you did," was
the quick rctort.
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TERArsN ADVANCE.
ADVERTISING RATES.

Transient advertisements, per square of
ten lines or less, first insertion y; each
subsequent insertion ST. Larger adver>
tisements inserted on the most liberal
terms.
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JOB WORK

JOB WORK.
Having received new type, stock of col.
ored inks, cards, a Gordon jobber, etc, we
are prepared to execute all kinds Of print
ing In better manner, and fifty per cent
cheaper than ever before offered In this
oitv
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-03-14

KaaFss is getting up an anti
colony.
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A certain Sunday-school teacher
was in the habit of making collec-
ton in his juvenile class for mission
airy purposes. He was not alittle sur
prised, however, one day, to find a
bank note among the weight of
copper. BE was not long in find
ing it out to be of a broken bank ;
and on asking the class who put it
there, the donor was pointed out to
him by one who had seen him de-
post it. didn't you know that
this note was good for nothing q
said the teacher. "Yes," answered
the boy. "Then what did you put
it in the box for ?" The boy coolly
replied, 81 didn't s'pose the little
heathens would know the differ
ence, and l thought it would be just
as good for them"
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Weekly Offering.

God is more wise than We in or
dering the affairs of his Church,
and when he reveals his will it is
not in our power to improve upon
his appointments. Those who hold
the perpetuity of the scriptures as
a rule of faith and practice, must
regard what was and obligatory
now. The superior efficiency OF
the gospel method of weekly con-
tributions has been proved by eX-
pertinent, and it certainly has the
advantage of adaptation to all
classes-the poor as well as the rich,
and thus is better calculated for the
culture of grace in the Church.
Besides it is the only method by
which the Church can illustrate the
doctrine as giving as a part of the
instituted worship of God.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-12-30

Who marries for love takes a
wife; who marries for fortune takes
q mistress; who marries for posi-
ton takes lady. You are loved
by your wife, regarded by your
mistress, and tolerated by your la
dy. You have a wife for yourself,
a mistress for your house and
friends, lady for the world and
society. Your wife will agree with
you, your mistress will rule you,
your lady manage you. Your wife
will take care of your household,
your mistress of your house, your
lady of appearances. If you are
sick your wife will nurse you, your
mistress will visit you, your lady
will inquire after your health. You
take a walk with your wife, ride
with your mistress, and go to a
party with your lady. Your wife
will share your grief, your mistress
your money, your lady your debt.
If you die, your wife will weep, your
mistress will lament, and your lady
wear mourning. Which will you
have!
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There is story of how o man
lost wager in Peublo, Colorado.
Going into liquor shop he offered
to bet ten to one that he could,
blindfolded, tell the name of any
wines or liquor in the house, or any
mixture of liquors, by the taste
and smell. All went well with him,
at first. He named all the celebrat-
ed brands correctly. Then he was
handed a glass of water. He tast-
ed, he smelt, he squinted, he
'squint,' he tasted and smelt again
and at last, completely nonplussed
ne gave it up so :-"Well, boys, you
have got me. 1t seems queer to
me. Some years ago, l STRUCK
something of that kind in thu
States, but it was so long ago ] hao
entirely forgotten it."
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Clouds and Sunshine.

All, this beautiful world! l
know not what to think of it, Some =
times it is all sunshine and gladness
and heaven itself lies not far of,
and then it suddenly changes, and
is dark and sorrowful, and the
clouds shut out the day. In the
lives of the saddest of us there are
bright days like this, when we feel
as if we could take the great world
in our arms. Then come gloomy
hours, when the fire will not burn
on our hearths, and all without and
within is dismal, cold and dark.
Believe me, every heart has its Sc
cret sorrows, which the world knows
not, and oftentime we call a mar
cold when he is only sad.
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and lit out of here, their heads full
of business and skins full of beer"

snow, young people" said apro-
lessor of natural history to his
class, "now then as to hens. A hen
has capacity of laying 600 eggs,
and no more, and she finishes the
job in just five years. Now, what
is to be done with her after that Z"
"Cut her head off and sell her for
a spring chicken !" exclaimed an
urchin whose father dealt in poul-
try.
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Mistress-"How is it you came
home from your party SO early last
night, Susanl Didn't you enjoy
yourself!" Susan-"Yes ma'am.
But the young man as no took mo
hin to supper insulted me-" Mis-
tress-"Insulted you, Susan. Why,
what did he say ." Susan-"Yes
ma'am. He asked me II my pro-
gramme was full; and I'm sure
never 'ad nothing but a sandwich
and glass Of lemonade, so ! came
away home"
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The following "pome" is going
the rounds of the press minus the
name of the author, and is too
good to be lost: "The drummers
came down like wolves on the fold,
their toes were all frosted, their
noses all cold. Their weather-peel-
ed bugles soon shone in the town,
they gobbled the money and salted
Il down; then took few orders
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-12-30

A down easter, the other day
came in a great buster, inquiring
of everybody he met if he had SEE n
of his "keow." A way
called him aside and said he saw a
C w hide in shoe shop as he-the
owner--came around the corner.
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A Kentucky editor is reported to
be laboring under severe illness,
caused by falling into lold and
accidentally swallowing some water.
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DIPLOMA.
AWARDED BY THE
INSTITUTE
Y M

TO u "
Embroidcrng and Plutug Machines
at is ingenious and will meet the wants of every
matron in the land"
Exhibition OF 1879.
John +. GaNit, Rec. Secy. L. A. Barnard, Pres
Samuel ID. Tilman, Correspon ling Secy.
New York, November %, 1874
This simple and ingenious machine is as u 'eful
rs the sewing machine, and is fast becoming popI-
lar with ladies' IN tho pa,e of expensive n, lie
work. its work being much more handsome re-
quiring less time and not one tenth part the ex-
pensc. No lady's toilet is now complete without
IL. A machine with illustrated circular and fun
instructions sent on receipt of az. or finished n
silver plate for s2.75. Address, the Mckee MANI
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