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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-27
More Sunuish Atrocities.


Letters have been received in this city
nnder date of Santiago de Cuba, via ia.
maca November 100 showing that the
Spaniards in Cuba, in addition to the bloody
cruelty exhibited in the case of those on
board the Virginius, have also recently
been guilty of other atrocities. The facts
are thus related in one of the letters:
ut is known that on the night Of the
seventh instant, after the Nirginius had
been brought here, the volunteers, together
with the crew OF the Tornado. wound Gp
theiP Internal orgies By maxim. an eScur-
zion outside the city where Che widows of
the unfortunate Master Masons, executed
In 1865, lived in poverty. Shortly after
the outbreak Of che Cnban resolution, the
Masonic fraterAiy in Cuba were forbid 10
meet in council. The then Captain General
plated session Of the Grand Lodge AZ
santiago de Cubs. The officers ignored
the pronunciamentc. and = com
pany OF Spanish volunteers were sent
20 the lodge room. They broke open
Che sioers, seized the officers and placed
them in irons. The next day they were
taken short distance from the town and
shot. The widows and orphans Sf the
Aurdered men were sen, into the woods
and denied subsistence and clothiu-. They
were also forbidden 70 leave the territory
Gnder penalty of death. Since the year
1865 these Outcasts have lived on ~ha. was
suneptitously sen, 20 them by the humane
Cubans. On the night OF th- seventh an.
slant. when the news Of the trgnius
reached Santiago. the spanis, volunteers.
Ia fendish eXultat!on over their triumph.
cipited these poor ere atures Jhe vualahs
brutally outraged the helpless women and
Ia the struggle four of Them we're killed:
Seven others have since died, and several
are in such dangerous condition that they
can not possibly recover.
IN view of the above terrisIe statemeH, "f
facts. a petition is now belng clIcu'as.sd ~
1hi. city. which is being signed generally
Lv the masters OF Masonic lodges in New
York, and past masters of lodges residing
mere, calling for an smergent session oil the
Grand Lodge of the State, to take sucn
action as may be necessary in the matter
Similar action on the part of tie Masonic
fraternity is being taken also IN New Jerse!
and Massachusetts = Ncr York Times
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By S. Guinau!..
ESTATE or NAH'AsE. LAMBERT, Notes.,

10y =. GtlSACIT. AUCTioNEFR- OFFICE
ID cornerot Exchang. ale. and Rien, ill. street
>ATURDAT, De.sNber9n, 1873 will be sold al sw.lv.
O'Clock NJ, at the Merchants and AuCtioneers Ey-
change, Royal street, Between Canal ana Custom
house streets, by virtue of order from tn. hon
orabe dhe Second District Court for the yayi.h o.
Orleans, dated November TO- 1873.
LOT OF GROUND. situated in the Fir.. Dis.
,rlct Of this city; desis ated by No. % OF square
Dupre streets said lot having 30 feet ii incbrs
front on White street BY IA f. in depth together
with all the buildings and improvements thereon.
Terms-Cash.
Act Of sale before o. Drouet, notary public at the
expense Of the purehasey. including all the ia xes
for the current year 1oia n de4 Il 20
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MEDICAL.
'hk. CURTIS RETURN
TO NEW ORLEANS.

Oh r. DH +. CURTIS. n. D.. +. Y. C.. s.,
A"'ho! Of Manhood" Medical Essay, o.: Mar
| Eage," Etc,
Bt@s leave 10 announce to the citizens o. S.v
| orleans and the surrounding country. and ESP.
c.''iA those who have already placed them selves
| under his care. that he has returned to New or
leans for the season, and may be consulted. .,
heretofore. at his old rooms.
No. . Rampavs street,
! Between Canal and Customhouse stree..
| DAILY-From 10 4. n. 10 3P NJ and G to8PH
! ON SuNDAYS-From II A. NJ to 2 p NJ. only.
! ok CURTIS has devoted twenty wears of hi
! practice and adopted ~ Gis specially the treat.
! men: and cure o!
Nervous Disease
H''eAs 'f'm physical debility, exhausted vitality
abuses o: the SYSTEM, and all st,less
appertainlng thereto.
w. CURTIS addresses himself particularly 20
'hsse no nave already placed themselves under
III" care '' Ignorant Advertising Charia.ans from
whom shes nav" received no benefit and who in
'ae'' nave done them more harm than good. Medi-
cine IKE Ill! other sciences, is progressive, and
every year demonstrates its advance Bv q Gam
ol'a'l'n OF remedies O.: great curative mower u,
'uR!ls has so arranged his treatment that i. will
ahofI hos only immediate relief but permanent
cure.
The Medical Tiues SAYS: Dr. Curtis srs.e,n of
treatment. III. result of twenty years successful
practice, differs from al! others in general us.
and CONNIE i!ds itself to the afflicted as tb. only
true sou'ce os relief. Many eases pronounced in
eai!.b!- have yielded successfully to his remedies.
DIR. Curtis on "Nanhoad,',
TWO HUNDREDTH EDITION.
Revised and Corrected by the Author. +. De r. Cur.
lis, NJ. D.. F. z. G. s ,etc.
Medical Essay on the cause and cure of nre,na
iha1uf" decline IN man. shown. how health is los.
ana no" fegained. 1t gives clear SYNOPSIS of the
lmi"dlments TO Marriage. the treatment o: Nerve
Gus and Physical Debility. Exhausted Vitality 90.
'he Su4''of twenty years successful practice.
OUTFITS ON MANH0OD.-Tnsre is no mepf,e, o.
society by whom this book will not be found Use.
fG.. whether he be parent. preeeptot or cIeroy
man London Times
CIRII> ON MANHOOD-Ths book shou1,; =. !
read bv :he Young fer instruction. by the Athlete,
for relief !: will injure no Oue-London Medical
Price Fifty Cents. by Mail.
Address the Author
DIR. GU RTiS.
NJ. Rampant street, New QrIenns
DR. CT 2Ils would Impress upon those patient,
N'o have already coTIesponded with him .br MOI. |
'ss:s Of personal interview the mat.rja, adva, !
age OF whic. will enable him {. form a ,o,n,.., I
ma thorough diagnosis o! tn. case.
Consultations confidential. ,.,7o. |
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IMPORTS. ="
livEHp.OL->hipE e IS ThaysT
kAVASA-Byi. AmAbe Antonio

RECEIPTS OF Pc. - ~" ,','-s
GRAND notwithstanding Gs
cotton ~ sis SoetHu seed 20 skS5s, haIes q.
mclasses and suHdYles -
<HIC.T GITY-Steamer Bile i..l.. .,
cotton 45.,. SKIS cotton seed aorr % Dbl. % !
IT LOt is-kteameT City Aes ..;cs lard
cotton $40 sks cotton seed
22OO ak. oats 2a0i 'hs Gous l.. Se'l.-y2.
and sundry produce SKIS seed cotton
RES nj. Il landing Lesi,.a.tl- and
bales cotton 32!i SKIS cot
81 hhds sugar 81: bbls n Stella Elocs-33e
sundries and sundriss
OUAChIYS EiTERklg uT-.0s hal.s.f
bales cotton 252 SKIS csrd n bbls pork 50
CiNCiNNATl-Steaundry produce
cotton $50 kegs larnta Bel~--9546 bale.
bbls whisky Is rcsf
MEMPHlS-SteaIll 100 bS1s flsuy "a tbls
cotton and sundriheal Is bbls whisky ItI
ST LOUIS Steaundry produce
pork ia ties larer Belle Yazoo--8s baes
SKIS mali 10 cks
SILVER tREAte Kinuey-ls7 bales cot
Gotten and SUM- SKIS corn 500 SKIS oats a.05
ST LOUIS sundry produce
ton ton. - fo axis s ssossBx sA1LBoAD.
cKeON AND GREAT NORTH
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kb Z. E>TLlS.-L0vIS!AEA AUCTION
- MALE STABLES, No. :.3 Common. ,.re.t L..
tween Rampant 'I'i BASIN .t'..t. &c. T. E,.lu
Auctioaeey will iar. regula, sales ~ HorA..
Mus.- etc. every WEDNESDAY ana SATi HDAY
az II a. NJ.
CONSTANTS IA receipt 81 lsrs~ invoice. II Ken.
'uc.y and Indiana Sto.A which il. IL. sole! On ,h.
above name DAYS without limit. spI8 3m
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-27
By Albert Faal.
SUCCESSION OF CONRAD vOLLRATR.
Second Ostric: Cour. for the Parish o: Orleans.
No. 36,.4!.
By Albert Paul,

DY ALBERT PAUL. Acknowledgment
ID No. 10 Royal street. VIII be sold al ?ub
auction OF TUESDAY. D.cemb,y so. 1874: at twelv
o'clock NJ, at the Merchants md Auctioneers' EI
change. Ro, ai street by virtu- OF an order of thu
Hon. A. l.. Tissot. Judge OF The Second D.stric
Court for the parish Ok orleans. dated Noyembe
q, 1873
THE VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND with tn,
buildi' -. etc. thereon. eitulted in the Seeon'
District OF this city. III sGua. bounded by Ba'
,acks. Espanade, Royal and ClaItres street, mea I
urins 30 tee: front Barracks street, by - feet
depth. lhe Improvements Known by TIE No
Barracks street comprise . OIe.story brick hot
etc.
Terms-Cash. the taxes OF 8.3. payable IN
to DE assumed by the purchaser. }. | A
Act of sale to be passed be ore Abe. Dire
at the expense Of the purchases.
.ol. d. I II Ia "a 80 - L
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CATHARINE ODoSNELL. WEE OF A.
vs.. SUCCESSION OF PATRICK ODO
SUIT IN PARTITION.
Second District Court for the Parish
No. 81. 725.

SUI III 2
by ALBERT PAUL, AICT1O a decree
ID No. 40 Royal stree,.-B. yir'on Eovem.
rendered ~ the above entitled nudge of the
Der ", 1873. by the Hon. A. l. II of Orleans.
Second District Court for tle E1ESDAY, De.
will be sold az public auct on. az the Mer
cember 30, 1873, at twelve ocl.ee Oh Royal
chants and AuctoueeyS' +
street, viz .ldin.s and i'm.
A LOT OF GROUND. with First District of
prevements there0c situated square bounded
this city designated by the IA streets meas.
by Clio, Erato, Locust and iO street by II.
urjng Is feet inches fron'he Improvements
feet inches lines in de'use knUwH AS No.
comprise a double One-st
so Clio street, to assume payment
Terms Cash. The pr.r for 1873. payable in
of the taxes Oh the pr
1874. ,eI's expense before
Act Of sale at che no21 dt4 II 70 - 80
Abel Dreyfous
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,,ovrrs1rrD FROM FIRST PAGE.h

= ,.oh.s An I'll. caua ave feet ten IncIes
!e' ~ ee cbnte. weather CLOUDY al d cool soo.
CsciSNATi. November 2oIkvtr sevrh oedu and
snoi Departs d--H. $. Turner. Julia y" for Ne"
Orleans . g., .s p;,.- fourteen feet
Sr' Lori, November 2G.-Arri'ed-Susi- silver
Sro,n New Orleans; City of Helena, from 'lcs
~ dsnartnres Rivers stationary here; but al
Sonts In Missouri aud Illinois it is rising. "1te'
xlnudr and Xarm.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-27
Complimentary Dinner TO General ingalls,,

We take the following from the Paris
American Register of October Is:
A few evenings since a dinner was given
to Major General Rufus ingalls,. OF the
United States Army. now abroad onia special
mission. at the Cafe Grand Velour. III the
Palais ROYAL, by Mr.. George +. Tyler. of
Philadelphia. The dinner was served in
the large hail. rich with :he decorations OF
the time OF Egalltc. heavy. elaborate. or
nate, gilded. and it exhausted the resources
of Velour art. which is saying good deal.
Mr.. TYLER presided. with General ingalls, in
the seat of honor. Twenty five guests wer..
present: Elk Governor John ]. Holman. OF
New York: General Daniel Tyler. VIII"
graduated from West Pon: tifty-four years
ago and looks as active and bright as a
sous lieutenant. Major General II. Outright.
who commanded the Sixth Army Corps
after Sedwick was killed: Genera! Cullum.
General }. Il. kiddoo and Genera! Devin.
Of the army; General Meyer. who has
charge of the weather bureau in the War
Department, and is called "Old Prohablll.
ties" Colonel Cook. of the Sixth Cavalry:
Colonel Wickham Hoffman, of our legatlun:
General j. Meredith Read, Jr. consul gen.
eral to France and Algeria: Mr.. Harjes. of
DrexeI, Hares q Co.: Mr.. Munroe. OF Nun.
roe e. Co.: Mr.. Goodwin. of Dre1el. Nor.
gan g. Co., New York: DR.. Pratt: A. j. An.
telo, of Philadelphia: w. II. Huntington.
Of the New York Zribuae: DR.. Spencer. Mr.
Dewey. Mr.. Randall, Mr.. Fotterall ana
Others. After the dinner there was a dis
position to oratory, beginning with toast
to General Ingalls,, which received all the
honors, and was responded to in an
address worthy, in its brevitv. OF Gene
eral Grants best efforts. Then came
an earnest and sprightly speech from
General Tyler, who spoke of West Point
fifty years ago, and did not fear Crsarism.
General Kiddoo was summoned to speak
about the army. which he did in the hap
piest manner, and after 10 Governor Hotto
man made d capital address, brief, earnest,
and witty, which somehow or other led to
speech from Mr. Huntington on the press
An agreeable feature OF MIR. lluntingtons
remarks was that he made no ailusion to
the press. His speech was the gem OF the
0ratory, in every way the best of the eyen'
ing, brilliant and witty. There was tide
of speeches, averaging about minute or
two each, running along to midnight, and
catching up Mr.. Harjes. General Neyero
General Cullum, Mr.. Munroe, and the rest.
who escaped as best they could. General
Read proposed the health of Mro Washo
burne, to which Colonel Hoffman responded.
The Colonel also replied in speech. happy
in tone and judicious in breyity. to !. toast
in honor of the President
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- Teton.
By &.

TWENTY fWV SHARES
ONE HUNDRED "a COMPANY.
OCEAN 49,
". PETERSON-ya. 81 40.
SUCCESSION OF -
I, AC:TIONEEH-
DY q. VAL 1873, IL twelve o'clock NJ,
ID DAY, Novt5 IS 30 ah 81 Mag Yin. street.
will be sold al virtue and in pursuance of
corner of Nation. A. L Tssot, Judge of the
an order frorl' for tie parish Of Orleans.
Second Diste 1884, Sov account OF the above
dated NOvs'
snccession-- Towboas Company.
l22 share nope
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tickets $40 Half tickets S. Quarters S, 50
our lotteries are chartered by the State are
always drawn at the time named. and all draw.
siopers. iio'
The official drawing will, be published in the ST.
purchasers of tickets 0' ~
we will draw y similar scheme the last dav o,
every month during the year 1873.
Remit by postofi1ce money Srders. xeeis,.re5
letter, draft or express.
Send fOg = circular. Address
MURRAY, MILLER & co.
fostofics boz 2446 ST. Louis Missou.A
apo cod WHY
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-27

FOR FLORIDA,
Cedar Keys and Key West. yearrSsnp III.
United states Male
- The New Orleans. f,o,.a,
<fT and Havana Steamship .rDpane
- 3ke=la VIII dispatch iSss class .asi pae.
0EG2SsSsakk2ZsD sen.es steanley e S8@
Every Week,
F'"'a the foot Of Cai!iepe stnee. r.:se s...,sc..
RATES OF PASSAGE.
c.&,, 10 Key West ToC.S,-Ke,,.
s,eeraga '''''''''e1 40
IN M "Se.,s... ...s.s 10 u
,bnfouch bills of iading !esneS to NJ, noin+, ..
ton and Savannah. 'e" IVY - fIess
zone sut the comran,'s Ii!fs Of :ad;s ss:cnaS
S Si v,Ie signed aftes sailing Of the ste.ytr s
Pnuiu past engeraccommodasSO ns a,.d .iro> al.
tickets given to above peints go" lhIoag0
Office "s'nous perInis s1Cm sbS
S0s :Eelsht or passage apply3o
% N. ROBERTS Treasurer
Over the Louisiana Nat;onoi -
de5 ly oNo"s on regular days
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Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN
Thursday, November g. 1888


steamship Lava.a. Gookseyo for Key VS. va
Florida ports
British steamship Durham, Brown. for Re~..
Ere nch ship La Louisian. ToUff,t I, for HAVE
Spanish bark Covadonga, DOMINIC Tor aa1is
BaTaeatiQa New England Baxter. FOX EostciA
ARRIVED YESTERDAY
ryeHs', bark Maria Auger, Duran. days from Ia
vana tOmasttr-3d district
Brig Amable Antonio Cespedes. 10 DAYS from Ha.
yans. AZ ballast. 20 Puig i CO-2G district J. ]
TOwBoATS.
Ocean. Williams. from the Passes-Tov cd down
/. the bar 22d instant bark Joven knIi Que and
sch0one, " I. Bradley-BfoughtN NY bark MAJ :.
Anger and BIZ. Amable Antonio
STEAMBOATS,
Belle lee. Hicks. from Chicot Civ
City of Quincy. BrysOn from st Lnuis
GarryOwen. Readman. from Grand kcOrs
La Belle. Dugas. from Red Riv. Landing
Stella Black Pattsr on, from Ouachi:A
John KigouY. Stein. from Cincinnati
Ouachita Belle. Blanks from Mt-uphis
Ruth Bur On. ON st Louis
Belle VazoO Richardson. from Silver Creek
Kate Kinney new, Goddn. from st Louis
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COMMERCIAL.
MRnsKspAY ErEN1NG. November 26. 1873.

WEDNESDAY
COTTON-Thc sales to-day summed up 1850
bales at irregular and higher prices. showing an
advance VARYING from Is q &c. and closing less
buoyant at !. &c. We raise our quotations &C.
cordngly. and give also the Exchange hgures. as
follows
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-27

BREMEN.
SOrth German flOy6.
o. cam BET" ZEN BREMEN AND NEW. orr r.rs
VIA HAVRE, SOUTHAMPTON AND HAWAII
~ The steamships of the North
1900 German Lloyd will resume thar,
regular trips next fall, as follows:
STRASSBURG s San. bremen. From New Oreans
HANOVER s pt'ihpeI ~. October l2,
rrhhANhFuRT.. .October8 N orwt ~
UfLN .....November4 na IIoei
~ ~ RNaanSBuRG. November 10. necemb m oo
FRANKPITRT na' hi'cr January 3 1874,
HnOI.i'N. ... January 49, E.b,raSr,
'"oi oays OF departure vii: BE advertised hero
The steamers touch outward at ua-ro .u
S Sana; and on their home trips at uav,nn u "a,
freighte So passengers and
PRICES OF PASSAGE
n Diemehs 0uthampton or IIayre 20 us-or.
c,; or New Orleans. ''
St' .e'e-e's-s.. s...s.e.......A $50 ool5
From NJ =. ..'''e ............. 20 roId
' I've" orleans Or Havana TO Soutbs1nn+
a-,bi IaVre or Bremen. P'ons
Steeraae ''''''' ''o...'........$ $3.50 gold.
From NJ" ii:ii....'...:.... IS gold.
Steerage ''''' '''..e-....... 435 god.
II ass'.se tickets from Bremen Sou4,iS o.u.
10 10 view Orleans issued bv tba u.'I ot
FOL particulars apply to ''o u-ueislsheds
ana ~ hD' r. SToCkMEYER b CO.. Agents
NO az Union street
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The Temperature.


The thermometer at Louis Frigerio's, NO.
50 Chartres street, on November 20, stood
sas follows: At 8 A. NJ, $50; at z. P. NJ, 630;
at E P. M, 6lo. Lowest point during the
might of November 25, 45o.
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The Unit ID States and Germany will ex'
Change postal cards.
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pY WALTON. DAVIS & FRERET,
- No. 80 Camp street
COMPLtTE MACHINERY, copper vacuum pan.
tanks, cIsterus, air pump engine. tools. etc. i'll
working order ami recently infull operation.
The above named complet, Refinery is offered
for sale. The machinery etc. is contained i'll the
two stores and vacant lot conner OF Girod, Fulton
and Peters streets under !eaas. which leases can
be renewed on favorable terms.
This property presents an Unusual opportunity
for secure and remuue observation-disclosures 1t Will
be sold at bargain and on satisfactory terms. j:
applied for immediately.
An inventory of the entire contents to be seen at
our office Apply 10 -
WALTON. D."IS FRERE1'
nof91t No. 30 camp street.
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$4,000 Gifts. G4sO,0OO In Prizes.
Principal Prize, S1O0,OeO.

consisting ofthe superb paiatiaf residen.. o. sim,,
aosIes, ESQ., unsurpassed private d " elling il.
the United States, being only few blocks from The
courthouse, surrounded by magnifc.n, grounds
orehatds, gardens AID vineyards Th. building has
oeeh "hiy recently completed with ali n.od4yn Iva.
pTovtH3lts. 'A|-
PRIZE LIST.
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RET WEST AND FLORIDA PORTS-Srs
Lavaca--I421 bbIs -four l. bbls whisky a b.
700 SKIS corn % bag. coffee 20 SKIS oats 3: !!
con and sunlrlss
Notwithstanding Dur han-A50' talssC
HAgRE-Shlr ia Lou siane-!3ls bales e
logs walnut 80 lo.s cedar 50 logs mahoga,,
tie. 10, 100 stayes .L
BOSTON BaTk.ntine New Ensl.n"- .:
walnut lumber II bales cotton ~ bales
$50 SKIS cotton seed meal o.! hide, .-l,:,,
pkgs old meta! lot o.! iron
CADlx-E.sA G.vadou Sa-s.::.., 1t:
lOys
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ERN RAILROAD, November 2s-ls7o bales cotton and
sundry produce
NEW ORLEANS MOBILE AND TEXAS RAIL.
ROAD November 26-291 bales cotton and sundries
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD,
November 26-28 bales cotton 227 hhds sugar J0s9
Jbls yice and saudrles
MEMORANDA.
!By Telegraph
Havana, November 25 49,.
TOEA YoIRe-The steamship Juuiata. Gather.
inc. sailed fol PI!.ade!ph.a at eight o'clock this
evening.
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CONSTABES' SALES.

no,,;n;cue IOanini VS.. j. Bates Third
insrire Cft for the parish OF Orleans, so.
I'+ Vyiipr-EF A WRIT OF FIERi FACIAS TO
X ' Hi.eH by the Hon. J. L. Laresche. Third
nstic e of n ace in and for the parish OF Orleans.
n ,rnrnto sell at public auction at my ware,
nn "r8a NO Bienville street. or FRIDAY.
N NousS. 1873, at twelve O'Clock M
NosringeiF FURNITURE
800 S-;h = .ie above entitled suit,
C. sh ill United States treasury notes
,a3 WILLIAM EGAN. Constable.
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49,, Iinas vs.. MIS-. Wnshingt on--'T.l;rd
IL: Court !og the Parish OF Orleans. No,
,;TuE OF 4 WRIT OF FIER1 r.c1,s To ME-
X Lc:ed by the Hon. John L. Laresche.
~ isflce of the Peace in and for the. parish
of Fans. IN the above numbered and ent!t!e,:
O,, VII. proceed to sell at public auction on
STIAl. December l. 1873. at twelve o'clock
my warehouse No IS BienviIle street.
+ LOT OF FURNITURE.
ztd IN the above numbered and entitled sr,ie
cms-'ash ia UAited States notes
20 :. 80 WILLIAM EGAE Constable
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Monetary~-Commercial.
MONETARY.

MONETARY.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,
WEDNESDAY EVENING November 70. !S.j.
The money market Is without any new feature
Ue have 40 material change to notice in the
position of the banks. which however. Is daily
sire gthening. and She demand for discounts on
the street is without abatement. Nothing has
rrapspired 10 indicate any variation IN ;ates
W. continue TO guote: selected paper at "a;
= cent u month: first class a. ga: other
grades entirely nominal: first class mort gage pape'
1t .G0li = year. and second grade at i9g-.
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.
<i.,rngs Balances.
.,x,, g, g6i 3a. ~ 49i i58 Is
November 2:......... 1873 ~. " ..or-ts ~
November 93......... 2,li',3,b ~ 80 "a -. .,
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-17
PAclFlc.

When Congress granted United
States bonds to the Union Pacific Rail-
road, Company, to assist in building
that road, 1t was expressly stipulated
that the Government should have a
first mortgage on all the property Of
the company. The shrewd financiers
who managed the Credit Mobilier soon
found means Of getting rid of this trou-
blesome provision, and the first mort
gage became second mortgage, which
amounts to just no security at all.
Pennsylvania Scott has long had the
reputation ofbeing able to twist Legis-
lative bodies around his finger, and
when he offers to secure the Govern
ment by y mortgage on the Texas Pa
eific in return for loan of national
aid, we cannot help calling to mind the
elegant legerdemain by which the
United States was swindled out of its
security by the Credit Mobilier. A
great many of our contemporaries are
pacific. Some of them pacific towards
Spain, some Northern Pacific, and
some Southern Pacific, but we hope
that very few indeed outside of the
paid organs of the subsidy ring will
long remain pacific toward the gigan-
tic combination which is bearing
down on Congress for q fresh batch of
Government bonds.