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N'OTiC !..-.,S 81: sBOU. :HS :';::E::c...::rs:
~ of Decembe, ;3.3, portion Of estiieate Of
appropriation. no. 10, $50, dated November 50 80.
for seventytive dollars issued by the csysf see
Orleans under ordinance No 1890, Administ. go
series to II. ". Green, was partially lOse 81 dee
stroyed. The public is hereby cautioned not re
negotiate for the original certificate as duplicate.
la. been applied for. H. W,GRaEE
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The Boston COlieCicr-i,ic.

T!e Washington cores .o:..e:.. 0: -. -.
Lou;. D."oc|"' says:
Their" j. muc!, indignation amen. n"
a:t.-!:ut'.- element i. t.c Ma.sa"hu'.:'
delegation. cv.. The nomination. o. !!l.ai..
A. Simmons. present supervise: o: :L;craa.
revenue. 30: collector a, Boston. an.. they
are charging d!scoagtcs- upon tie Pres
dent. n tina. lie did 40. consul: then. Il.
veier.nc" % the nomination.
Simmons j: cousin 20 Srral."- Blaine. a..n
cb'ainet: the position mainly BY ~. ue.-
sonai application ~ Eutic.. He j. AZ active
politician. .nl. during :ie last cu5"!n&'"t.al
Il y!l' IL is vas active :. So ...
.. Butler.
Ntssr- Dawes. the :wn :'ca.-. ".e.g. ard
Williams. .. III. -ia.-aci.a,.5t- del. .a'to1.
propose - :: III .he nomi.lati.i. i, tn : u
:.". and haze s.r.aa,. brought -..a' p.
sll,r - ..a- upon The President - induce
i..:! - withdraw >mmoL. name. IL.
present - ....o:. N.. Russell. :e5.-.. :.
U:.ta;'l:. - accept 4 i."el-' a.''....
VIII. :. & J.. provided. 10: HIM..
ne i......:. ..gc..,. >. d 49,. ...-:.-..s
pee. G, r:...I.:..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-20

THAI GOLD AND SILVER CoIN.-Mrs.
Shannon, the unfaithful servant who stole
$500 in gold and 5000 in silver coin from
her employers, was before Judge Gernon
Yesterday for examination. There was not
q particle of evidence against the husband.
but the wife was sent to the CgiminalNourt;
bonds $1,000.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-20


The above statement is true and correct traa-
script from the books of the company.
XASPAR AUCH. President
ROBERT JACKSON. yise President.
lOcls NArHls. Secretary.
Parish Of Orleans City of New Orleans.
Sworn to and subscribed, before me. Ihis swsntyo
fourth day OF January. 1874.
Sixth Justice OF The Peace. PARISH o: Orleans.
At the annual election, held on Che twelfth ino
slant. the following gentlemen were elected di0
feetors, to serve the ensuing year:
Kaspar Auch. Robert jackson. William Mehle,
o. F. Theisman. Henry Bensel,J r.,j. H. Keller,
Louis Faessel. John F. Kranz. Philip Drumm.
Basile Dabat. 4. H. Burton, B. H. Scheme,
d. A. Harris. Louis Mathis, DR.. s. S. Wood,
John Purcell. H. P. Walter. W.R. Fish,
J. NJ. Demarest. E. r. Chevalley. Daniel HOderiths
J. H. Norton, Gustave Beck, Fl. Ellermann.
And at a meeting of the board held on the nines
teenth instant Kaspar Auch. Esq. was Nnanis
m0usly re elected President. Rober. Jackson, ESQ.,,
Vice President, Louis Mathis Secretary and John
Purcell. Esq- Inspector.
ia25 I'm LOUIS MATHIS, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-20

CONTRIBUTIONS TO TIE CITY TREASURY
Judge Gernon last week collected fines 70
the amount of Sll5, Judge Lon. S35. and
Judge Mccullough $36 80.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-20

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boat shout. MOI be Condemned. AIS. sol. .-.se-
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United State. Marsha. Office. View Orleans,
FEBRUARY .. 1914.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-20

PsErAf.sc FOR THE GRAND PARiOE.--
Our mllitiamen are actively preparing tor
the great parade on the twenty-second
instant. when the entire force Tll! be mus
Se,eds
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-20

4 FALL. AND DEATII.-Yesterdav Mr..
Buttenditf accidentally fell from the second
story gallery of the house NO. 81 Annun,
ciation street. and was so seriously stunned
tina. he died Immediately afterward.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-20

fTNEUTOHIA INSURANCE. COMPANY
SEW ORLEANS,
Office No. III lsfavieT Street,
INSURE FIRE. MARINE AND RIVER Risks At
LOWEST RATES.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-20

'.'!iE LABGE!tG. HOMESTEAD
COOPERATIVE. ASSOCIATES.
Louisiana.
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I'aJAt i:...PIt.: Secretary.
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JULES -..E> JEAE LaS6LE>.
.-?:ir:>: T.:.!!".. WILLIAM 3. :, i::!oT.
P.'i?t..: H'.,Ea. EMIL. HsErI>
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-20
T OIIsIANA MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY.
E:SE-E.:T... ANIMAL STATEMENT.

I. conformity VIZ. the requirements Q: :he!,
charter. the Company p1a.s!. lie following s:ate
meft:
Total premiums foc .ae yea: ending
February 3. !::................... s:9c..i2 81
v.:: yire psencn.........s!8;.,. :.
Marine pTe..:C;rs..... 1880 81
River prem. ns....... 2.,:ti g. co.. rs
:es. Unearnet. a.. ,.Ur... {. ::e,li;n..
:.i:....ance a.. rebate ca pre-.
m:,.ms................... $500, II
NJ. prem...1s............... $50 81 q:
:-re OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. s''6.! -
Marine ."sses.... ...... i5l.!s !.
Eve! losses. y, .65 :.
-
!otal......... ..........S!sl,''' q.
axes etc... !f.a. ~
Expenses .,o.. al! .C.s
.ss- ..aco.... :.cco..:.:... a'.7: - :'','ic 9
Profits. 40 50
Tie corloa.- las II. :o.lor.: asss.e. estimated
a: :he owes: :!..I.e. ...u..
CIV ar. ot.e. UoG.-................. $3.50" n
EanE af.i ".he' ...ca.... ............. 1924:
Stock an.. sc:q o: z..a1ce co:nsA:.i.5. GLIB
l.es.i estate. "'a''
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BIS ..,35! ::
Premium. =. .ou:s. u. {" .c'o1....,.. .i,3i. ,:
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:o:a:r Z .b.Ic 70. - Crave, stree:
u. Board o. ir,.st... Law. :..,.Te: - pay 81:
M: ..... ..,.s. =. outstanding cs,ttftst.a
o. se:. al. as: Mo..Ds; ;Iav y, 1888, SOL;
.c.,. i, ;. :Le. .o-.v..t... into capita. stocx g.
-. .2.-..ei s.ar.e. al the company.
CA..L..s !E.'.jG:. President.
AT. '.E..L.... Vice ..es.ie:t
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L.t.-s. I..:1-.r 80.
CA.'.e. i.i..:. i.a..a- Z. :. -.
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Z. Marquee, y. S. BAILEY.
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!. Lecc..:, Atwood Violet.
Frank Williams, 4. z. Miller,
Charles Last.e. Edward Morphy.
| Rudolph Seq IA. Lun,
n
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-20

SuN MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
Paid Up Capital. 100000.
EIGHTEENTH ANNUAL sTATENEST-FoE THE
YEAR 1875.
Amour: Of premiums 70. the year s2sae2: IS
Less authenticated risks. Az. return
premiums 6l539 BY
Ne: earned prem nls. 52z:,.6. 81
p.sco;u: and u:e.es:.................. :4oo. %
1ota. = s.A.o0s %
Losses paid. reinsurance and
Iiiadl':sted losses. ......... s los. 10? =:
Genera! expenses and taxes. 81, l.s u
Reserve fund AID dividend
GA stock. sea-: :o-2ii,i:: So
Ne: o!oH-. ........................ S2..:0. ~
Assets o: tie company. estimated at their mar.
| Ike: v.!.e:
Bombs. stocks !oa:s ar: Il. receivable. $33;:9s 81;
| Cast. Oh hand and premiums il: course
Q: collection. ...................... 33,359 81
To:a. assets. S59o.35! q
The Beard OF Directors at 4 meeting held on the
| :wenty-:Ist day o: JANUARY. 1874. attev setting
ASIDE So ,"tt 70 the reserve fund from the me-:
earnings .: the yea: and pavin: ten per cen: div;
ien,: 20 the stockholders. resolved to paw cash
dividend o: TEN PEI. CENT o., the ne: earned parsic..
pat.;s premiums COX the year ending Decemse. 81.
| las. JAMES I. DAY, President.
HORACE CARPENTER. Secretary. .A
| Directors for 1874
.Io!= G. Gaines. E. :. Na.:. Hear: Hens!.aw.
| Hugh Wilson, &. B..coe. l. y. Marks.
| James !. oar. George Jonas. Emory Clapp.
u. u. Bay.v. James Ey.Ees, J. L. Harris.
! {. Mac:eair. y. z. Seymour. Richard Flower.
:. Wes. w. TAYLOR. J. c. Morris.
Lionel c. Levy. ". L. Sci :L..:. L. AicU,.
| 81. To:.an, Scot: Nct1e!.ee, Isaac L. Haas
THIS Cd and reliable company il ;ss,:in. policies
| Oh F... Rive: and Marine RISK. on the mos, favor.
able terms. -. losses adjusted and settled upon
:Ae mos: .ihe;a: :e:is ans; promptly paid at their
! Office. Nc. I. Ca.p s:tee.. corner .: Commercial.
| alley. Jas
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-20

AN UNSUCCESSFUL RUsE.-Recently two
men called at the residence of Postmaster
Rinrgold, stating that gentleman had sent
them for his black clothing. AS MIR. Ring
gold does not do business that way, the
people in the house refused to deliver the
articles but Immediately sent messenger
to the Postotiice to ascertain the facts, and
if the clothing was really wanted to obtain
waited near the house, and when the lad
was on the errand they stopped and ques,
toned him. They detained him, when one
of the footpads stepped quickly into a
house. wrote an order for the clothing, and
once more visited Mr.. Ringgold's residence.
The order was easily detected as a forgery
and the rascal, finding that his trick was
toe thin. walked rapidly away.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-20

A. EiMER BADER President.
Oh. ENGSTFELD, Vice Pre- iie:s.
GEORGE STKOMEYER. Secretary
board Of Trustees:
Henry Abrams. A. Elmer SaGef,
n 4. Baumgardea, y. +. Del Bondi0
Oh. Engstfeld. NJ. Frank,
II. Z. 1iogreve. Hv. fialler.
Sgmund Statz. ). II. Keller.
}. Keller. Louis LeOnhards
Theo Lillientnal. q. II. Miller,
+. Ricker., Frank Roder.
Louis Schneider. ". B. SehIidt'
3. Seig, Isaac Seherck.
Louis schwartz. j. II. Schwartz,
J. 4. Wildeymann, X. We!sseubach
Oc25 lv
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-20
Local Intelligence.

FROM CHICAGO TO New ORLEANS
About one hundred gentlemen and ladies
came here from Chicago to look at our
Mard: Gras displays. Mr.. Wade, of the
Chicago Inter- Ocean, was here and wit.
messed the sights, the greatest of the kind
be ever saw. Two other items were decld-
eddy interesting to these visitors, namely;
Orange trees bearing golden frnlt ana
reach trees full of delicately tinted bios
sons. Mr.. Wade is on his way to Texas to
correspond for his journal on the situation
there.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-20

THE Fourth OF MARCH.-Actlve notes
Of preparation are heard in the fire depart'
men. for the annual display. AL the com
panic. are IN proper condition TO equal or
suypass toSmer efforts.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-20

CHOLERA PROMOTERs.-Japan plums,
fruit which contains a greater amount OF
cole to the square inch than all other
plums in the world, are ripe, and any one
who desires to be placed in a cramp should
eat two or three dozen. About this time
look out Tor rise in the price OF soothing
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-20
MISCELLANEOUS.

7 lat OF TIE NAMES OF PARTIES
IL having unclaimed sumo of money to their
ING COMPANY published in accordance with an
act OF the Legislature. approved seventeenth
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-20
At My RESDEzyOUs. April |, 1873.

SIE-As you NANTES: so great a desire to
get a thread OF evidence to lead - c0uy.c
ton the murderer of Mcdonald. and aye =,
DESTROYS to have the parties summaciIv
hung. NEE: us at Captain Aliens old res
:dence, one mile from Vernon. at :nidnig h:.
on the nigh: Of the fifth instant. and you
shall. be gratited. We wi! agree not 70
disturb you in winding ~ o: ". T.
McDona,ds estate. knowing you: g:ea:
desire 10 do the same. In the mea..:.n.e.
we vii! say to you watch: watch: 70: IL
man knoweth when his time co!neti..
Address us.
SIC SEIPER ROTT EN- TOMATOS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-20

Z err ADMINISTRATOR Arrested
LAS: Tuesday night. administrator SturcH'
en-. one o: the kindest souls in the world.
Notwithstanding ne is city Administrator.
was at the St. Charles Theatre. just when
some bummers were at their !oudest. The
Oonfus!os was undue. and to suppress il. an
officer went for somebody. By mistake he
tackled Mr.. Sturcken. giving him the COLI
lar in tine style. AS the two were travelling
off toward the ealaboose, our friend. think
ing !: a Joke. began to fee! uneasy and was
Neryin . 20 a red hot heat. when a gentleman
0he had witnessed the operation. explained
and :n,eyceded. informing the officer
VII. his prisoner was. On this the police.
Iau opened his eyes. dropped his hands
and returned to his beat. probably lament.
nng CveS his error. If there ever was mad
administrator i. was MI. StUrcken. and he
aal': u; OYER i.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-20

DIR. ALLEN. DENTIST,
Office and Residence No. 1913 Canal street.
Teeth made IL every sty.e q: greatly Iei-Cei
prices.
Teeth extracted w.ti.ou. pan by the Use O. :as
OF chlo-ofoym.
Teeth filed with so..: so as 20 pie~en: further
decay. AZ. Ooe.atioLs vii! be done n the hes.
mamie: possible. tel: "
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-20
rrc~r. w.ar.-at large and en.hrsi.

rrGyry W.a--it large and enth-si.
as.lc meeting of the Eighth Ward Radical
Lepubiican Mother Club. held q. O'Neill's
aatl. corner of Dauphine and Elysian Fields
street. last evening, to welcome the Hon.
- D.sarzant. the member .: the House
o. E.p..sentatives from the ward. :.so.U.
s.o:l. we're sdopted sustaining the national alton.
an, S-a.. administrations: also. indorsin:
81. course o.. the Representative. Hon. >.
=. ..rza,lt. regarding his action against
tie monopoly known as the market ,. .ili.
on as. askiu. his Excellency Governor
N.i'.... - veto the market bill.
Addresses were made by the Hon.. }. l..
re.ar.an.. }. =. Rock:er. Captain 1s1s:
ss=.nl.. =. J. A-m.tvon: and Others.
tn motion. three cheers We're gwen lol
P;es.ien. Grant. Governor Kellogg. Lieu
sedan. Governo. c. c. Antoine an. Senator
!. 3. S Pinchback.
A lis. was numerousiv signed. respect
f,Ilv protesting against the market bill.
On motion, the club adjourned subject to
tie call of the president. :
Hon. E. V. Leelere, president, occupied
the chair, with Mr. A. Il. Duhart as secreT
tary E 40
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-20
jackson Parish-Lette1 from Judge Hams
lett.

jackson Parish-Letter from Judge Ham.
SgyArA CHANBER,l
New Orleans. February IL. 1874
EDITOR REPUBLICAN:
Herewith. hand you letter written by
Judge J. Z. Hamlet of the parish OF JACK
son, which explains itself. Also, an anony-
nous letter written to him on the first OF
April, 1873, two days after the ASSASSINATION
of the iamented w. 3. Mcdonald at YER
non. in this parish.
Although i, j. preposterous to suppose
that gentleman Of Judge Hamletts ma
tiyi,v. deportmen. and education would tor
one momen: entertain the slightest thought
of the assassination Of any human being. it
is still a matter of regret that he did not
summon posse of law-a6iding citizens and
endeavor TO arrest the assassins at their ap.
pointed place of meeting on the fifth Oi
April and try to bring them to justice. the
only reasonable explanation is that Mr..
HAMLET was !ntimidated and feared tor his
own safety.
In regard TO the structures contained IN
the letter of Senator Blackburn upon this
subject, | am compelled to say that they
. were made upon general principles, and
neither did nor were intended to criminate
any person. The history Of Vernon is be-
fore the public. and Senator Blackburn and
all good Republicans wish it were more
creditable. Senator Blackburn. good
Republican, like myself. will never take adj
vantage Of his political position to punish
or Cypress political adversary. His Is
one of those noble souls whom God has en-
dowed with the true spirit Of long suffering
and forgiveness.
AS matter of justice to Judge Hamlet
it is my request that you publish this. with
his letter herewith inclosed. and the anony'
nous letter inc!osed therein.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-20

TIC aDOVe statt1lent IS q true and COTTtCt tT3N'
cript from the books OF the company.
J.TUYES. President.
}. ". HISCKs Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before me, this ninth
day Of January. A. D. 1874.
T. CHARLES CUvELLfER.
Notary Public.
No. 40 Gravier street. New Orleans.
The semi.annuai interest dividend Of five per
cent. due first MONDAY in February. will be paid
70 the stockholders on and after that date.
Directors
GEORGE rRQrHART. NJ. PArRO,
H. GALLY. PLACIDE EORS1'a III.
GEORGE W. BABCOCH, AUGUST RICHARD,
T. BAILEY BLANCHARD. Z. MILTESBERGER. i.
A. ScHREIBER. ". Z. SCHMIDT.
CHARLES LAFlTTE. J. TUYES. ial?iv
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-20

BURGLAR CsUGHr.-Wednesdar night
IN. ;,.us. No. 800 Common street. occupied
Sy Mrs. Clayton. was iorcibiy entered by
two burglars. who were discovered. When
ar alarm. was given one OF the fellows hur.
riedly hid his earcase under boarder's
bed The boarder tackled the man. and
succeeded In detainin: him until Officer
Conler arrived. He gave his name as
Henry johnson. and the one who escaped is
Jerry Williams johnson was before
Judge Ge,non yesterday. and COMMITTEE!
&c. trial, He was unable to furnish bond.
20 he Will be q burden to our city until he
shal. IL. shipped to Baton Rouge.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-20

I'll. CEcsHiN. OF J. Il. GEHAED.--Mr.
Gerard, the route agent on the Morgan
aaiiroad. who was nearly crushed to death
under car in Algiers last Wednesday, was
de,lnerly member of the metropolitan
Police. The accident, it seems. can not be
. ac.s 20 the account of anybody. One OF
the ,oa,: employees saw that Mr.. Gerard
am. to NOV. away. The unfortunate man
changed his course. but took wrong direc:
t.o,.. when he was thrown on the rail. and
tv. ca: wheel. passed over his legs above
.he k.e.,.. crushing them as thin as a mans
la.I.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-20

ER.Lv HESrIoS.-Sarah Jane. a stir.
about a. Drvade. street. is under arrest for
...aiin. So. from j. +. Graham. One OF
III. Pe.i:eg..ary ladders would ii: her viii
irnc.ance sent Eugene Washington to
Orisc.l, Not knowing where his own pocket
was located. he slipped his fingers into tina:
al George Brown and silently pulled out
llo,e. dollars.
SaraL Adams had a disabled clock. and
Henry Davis. a blacksmith. undertook 20
,epair il. but refused to surrender it on &c.
naud. which accounts for his imprisonment.
Several of the steamboats, which brought
sycvrsionists to see Nardi Gras had bands
q. music, and some of them We're engaged
h. the .iremen for the fourth of March.
Nr. D. c. Syme. of the publishing house
SIR. +. NJ. Dewitt, New York. having seen
the wonders OF our Mardi Gras. has
:~aye.aa. but declares that SO long as he
.i.es II. viii return to see the Carnival.
David Hines. a carpenter, employed or 81
.ouse q. the corner OF Constance and ce'
lord streets. fell from gallery to the pave
.aen. and was SO badly injured tina. he was
eel. q .h. Charity Hospital. -,
Falls were the style yesterday ans! mere
!. the .hi.d. Anthony Oyerkuck. painter.
"a. O. . ladder at the corner OF .eaoul'i'
so.las and IaleHc. streets. when he missed
&. hold. .alling abou; twenty feet. IL.
aa. ,.etty badly hur'.
Two fellows. who are ranked! - thieves.
sy..e arrested last tuesday. !u: were re-
,5as- & Wednesday promising - leave oar
...r : reporter saw III. men NJ a funeral
ss.ter.ay acting the par: ot !ourneis.
.Mey we.. pointed ont TO Detective Ward
yhS ~. .hon: in with !: double '.u.> -
Gao:.c Kills and Edward Rupert.
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The Steamboat Interest.

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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-08-22
CONSERVATISM AND RAD1oAL1sM.-

CONSERVATISM AND RAD1oAL1sM.
The Atlanta (Ga. papers contain some
Interesting comparisons in the State
Executive Department. of Georgia
under Republican and Democratic
rule. We find, from these compari-
sons, that Governor Bullock jRuiicni)
offered as rewards for escaped crimi.
nails or criminals at large not less than
$500, $50. all which was pnid out save
1913. .00O. He paid out for advertising
these rewards not less than SIO0, 900.
He offered twenty-five rewards of
$1,000 and of $4,000. He offered
eighty-fve rewards of l,00O each aud
nineteen Of $4,000. Governor Smith
lDemocrat) has hardly exceeded
$4,000. On the pardon question,
some interesting facts may be cleaned
from the records. Governor Bullock
(RadicaD pardoned 464, and Governor
Smith (Democrat) pardoned only 20,
1 communications for life, respites, Q
fines remitted and reduced. Put
this against Governor Moses (South
Carolina) list Of 500 pardons. In
Governor Bulloci's list of pardoned
sinners, most of them were for men
for whom large rewards had already
been offered.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-08-22

The FATE OF AN INVADING ARMY =
Not bad joke is attributed to one of
the suite of tho Russian Emperor. The
talk of his English entertainers fell
upon the rather worn.out and furcical
topic OF invading London, when the
gentleman alluded to saw the merits of
the subject and remarked: "London is
SO immense that believe any small in :
vading army landing at the East end
Of your capital would lose its way, and
at the close of u week or ten days, tho
soldiers would be taken up by the pc.
lice at the West end for begging"
Continental Herald
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-08-22

MAzrN' GRAcE.-A fond mother in
Rails County, Missouri, hns named her
daughter Mazin Grace. a neighbor
inquired how she camc to select such
IN odd name. La" suid she, 81 got
it out of the hymn book" The neigh
Dor expressed surprise, and said she
had never seen the name in any hymn
book she had used. "Y6u haven't?''
said the mother of Muzin Grace.
"Why, don't you rccollcct that fami-
liar old hymn, commencing 'NIazin'
Grace, how sweet the sound?'"
The denth rate in London, England,
is only half as grea, in proportion to
population as it is in New York. This
indicates that there is something
wrong in the habits Of the people Of
New York and in t:leir sanitary ma
nagen,ent. Poverty and crime. the
great accessories of death, must he far
greater among the crowded millions OF
the British than the American metro
polls.