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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-01

The undersigned M mber. IF the Clearing House
Association res Pr etuy request ali PARTIES having
pay nlents SO make in bauk on MONDAY. second
prOximO. to paw the same at a. early an hour as
possible. in order 20 permit the employees OF the
banks 20 deposit theis votes at the election on
that da,:
Citizers' Bank Of Iouiaiana,
Bank Of America.
Nusua' National Bank.
Pike. BvOi h-r L Co.
Louisiana National Bapk.
Gsrmat Ia National Bank.
People's Bank
New Orleans HR'ionai Bank.
state National Bank.
Canal Bank.
Hibernia National Bank.
Union National Bank.
Mechanics and Traders Banil.
Bank of Lafayette.
Lou!si~ Ia Savinss Bank and eafe Deposit Conn
pa'y.
Attest: / \. MAYNARD. Manager.
Oc g ST
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-01

The military in aud about this city,
which is ample to control any possible out
break which May occur, will on Monday
occupy the various police stations as we'll
as central points in every ward. 1t is the
intention of the federal authorities to pro
tect every man in his right to vote, and no
disorder will be for m"m"nt tolerated.
Let every colored mar who is registered
bear this truth in mind. and let him 90
early to the polls and vote to maintain in
power the party that gave him his freedom
and his child the spelling book.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-01
Voto the 0tralght Ticket.

While there ia every prospect that the
Republican ticket will carry the State Mon.
day, it must be borne in mind that the city
10 against 10. There is, therefore, the
more reason that every Republican should
20 early to the polls. In some wards the
Democratic majority is small, and it is i'm.
portant that as many Republicans be elect
ed to the Legislature as possible. It will
be q barren victory if We carry the State
and lose the House of Representatives. Lot
every Republican voter bear this in mind
and look we'll to his ticket.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-01
PROPOSALS FOR THE BURGLAR.
PROOF VAULTS FOR THE UNITED
eTATEs CV.T0MH"usE AT NEW
OKl.EANs. LOUISIANA.
OPsIOB o. SHPRRirfHSrfHf, I
New Ore ans. October 70, 1874.

OPsIOB o. SyPRRifTHNckSf,
New Orleans. October -, 1874 )
NRALRp PROPOS AIS WILL BIZ REcEfvKD 81
- sh's OH 81 u It'll twe'v. O'Clock n eff the Blk.
,eenth Of N.ve mb-r. 1874. for furrsh ing and pn:.
.ing in pace the bsrs' .r-pr.os vault. for the
United States Custnmsolse. New Orleans. Lomis.
lana. Ia ace fdanoe with the .ra ~ngs and specii.
cations. coD+s Of which anay be had Oh appl.ca
tiaD at this s,ifoS
All BIDS .nuss be accompanied BY psnai bond Of
Two pOnst e per aOns IN the sum OF $4,000. that
the bidder vii. accept and pc form The contract
if awarded him: the suffciency OF The security
TO he certified by the uNted tates Judge. clerk Of
the tied STATES Court or 'he district attorney Of
the distract wiier elm he bidder r.sid@s.
The department reserves the right to reject any
all bid il It b. deemed for tho intersst Of the
government TO do 40.
hverr Bit must b. male on the printed form 70
be obtained ut this office. and must conform IN
every sesprct to 'he REQ .iremeYts Of this advss'
tis-ms mt or it viii not be con sidered.
P4, pnsals will not be- received from parties who
are not TIL nselves engaged in the ma efacture OF
burglar proc vaHlts, and who have not the neces
sary faciisties FOR getting ont the work.
Proposals mast be :nctosed in q So lied envefop.
t.dorsed Proposals FOX the Burgla: Proof vaulta
for tbs. Cnited States ia t"miIouse. New Orleans.
Louisiana" and addressed
oc20 24t J. r. MORSE. Superintendent.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-01
Tho Eounff1 Expeets Every Repubiicaa
60 do His Dufys

Tomorrow sun will rise upon tnomen.
:ous day for the future of Louisiana. Be.
fore its setting will be determined the ques.
ton whether a Republican government
shall continue to control tho affairs Of the
State. Every thing is at stake on that day,
and the careless. negligent man mar lose
US all. 1t is the duty Of every Republican
to vote on that day. and vote early. Let
all prtjudices be forgotten in the common
good, and let every man. true to himself.
his country. and his friends. vote the
straight Republican ticket.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-01
Stauhss News Depot,

A. No. 69 Canal street the indefatfgable
Staub still holds out the strongest induce.
ments for the patronage of the reading pub
lie. At Goldthwaite's bookstore he has all
Of the Northern and Western dsilies called
for-price FIVE cents. He has also the illus.
trated weeklies and favorite literary and
fashion journals-price ten cents. Stauh
has also the nee magazines.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-01

Parish Of Orleans.
JAMES LEWIS President.
Z. W. TOsTRICK Woe President
SAMUEL NJ. QUITE. Secretary.
CHARLES A. BAQUIE, Assistant secseea15
J. MALONkY, Ccyrnt ponding Secretary.
P. ?. h~RWlG Treasurer.
JOHN 1. COLLINS, Serg ant. a. AfmR
\. SKILtM IN. Assistant Sergesnt at. ArpA
DELEGATEA
First ward-John Langes. W. s. Wilson.
Second wsrd-P. r H+rwlg, X. u Nichols.
Third w1rd-W l. Evans. George DeveZin.
Fourth waId-Jamss Lewis. Charles E. Ingalla.
FIFTH ward-W ilam vxeIs, Z. Alex.
sixth ward->Jos+ph Daz. Jnubert.
Seventh ward-John Barrow. Charles ". Boothoy
kighth ward~E Leelerc. Webster Long.
Ninth ,sa,d-r. v. Con. .land, J. W. Edwards.
Tenth ward simon ). Fat"w, }: a. Paturel;;,
Eleventh ward-E. ". Tostrck. Graham Bell
Tw-lfh ward--Paul Brace. 4. B. Falls.
Thirteenth ward A. Dejoie. W. Baudu:i.
Fourteenth ~ard-W. 4. Fish D. 3 .sh.
Fifteenth. war.-W. +. Loan, Edmond Jones.
Sixteenth ward LII. Davis. George W. MORA
Heyeateeut, wari-T. u Stamps willIam{ brs
STANDING COMMITTBRS. ~
Sub MIGHT'VE CoANIrrxns
". y. WILSON. Chairman;
George Dsvezin. William visefa.
4: soS Gcapaud. So s1oi Tia.a .s.s'
4. N. Aucon, George ". Aoofe.
William Kern. ". T. Fish.
CAxPAiGs COMMITTEES.
Pr. HKKWJG. Chairman.
Charles ingalls,. John Barrow,
Graham, Bell. William 2. Loan
4. U61Oi6, T. b. HtampSs
COmMrrraR on Wars AND MEANS,
H. q. NICHOLS. Chairman:
Ioseph Dias, B. Leclere.
l. II. Psture}. Edmond JOnoA,
ooaMrfrnR % FINANCE.
JOHN LAHGLkS. Chairman:
Efnese Alex. Charles ". Beothby.
Z, ". T0stricf. Paul Bruce.
CoMnYrrRe ON CLUBS.
". H. kvANS. Chairman;
J. ". Edwards, kdmusd Jonea.
Il. Davis. N. d. Bush.
jAAES LEWIS, President.
aM QUsfs. Sesresnr.. jvll
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-01

YIm-Under act No. 4, session of 1874,
reIative to issue Of consolidated bonds.
FIRST proposed amend ment, FOR APPROVAL.
Hacond-Under act No. 4, session of 1874,
reducing and limiung the State debt to
fifteen million dollars and limiting taxation.
SECOND proposed amendment, FOR AP'
PROvAL.
Tyird-Under act No. a, session OF 1874
deyo,ing the annual revenues OF the state
to the expenses Of the same year. lHikD
En..rN-Upder aet NJ. y, session OF 1874:
mn ti,e AnENDxENr, LIMITING the DEBT Of
the city Of NEW ORLEANS: ,o-.
MftH-Under act No. 81. session OF 1874
roR the AMENDx Mt to article seventeen
relative to the day Of ELEcrIN0 hEPks'
AxRAFIVBS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-01
Military ltem0s

In view Of the election tomorrow Major
General Emory. commanding this military
department, has instructed the officers OF
his command that :hey are here to preserve
peace and order and to prevent conflicts be-
tween armed bodies of men, if such appear.
All officers and men arc ordered to remain
with their respective detachments during
%ho 1ov
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-01

Re ms >snte Central Executive Com.
nit!+e OF the Republican Party State Of t,Ousi.
ana Ne Orleans, OtNbe' -. l874-The parish oom
mittet who have not already don. must send he
names Of parish nOmiu- es tn, president on tn q
State committee once, in order that the tickets
NAV b. printed and sent out.
1. B. PACKARD. President.
CHARLES Hull Eeeretary. Os20
Head Qu. rters state Central Executive
Comm ,tee Republican Party OF Lou siaua, Now Or
leans, LOuls,aux, August %, l814-Cke committee
met pursuant to the call OF = B PACK ARD, presi.
dent Tvs Pr. resolution OF tate tOnvenliOa&, and
the folio y ing organisation effected, to vat:
PreslL-nt-S. 3. PACKARD
Vice Prsslde JAMES LEWIS.
Secretary-CHARLES HILL.
Assistant S+cret -ry-L. LAMANIERM
Corresponding HrcrtrA'y-J. &. G. Pl3klN.
Troasu' orb =. JDUBKRr
SUB Kx.CUTIvx COMMlTfBH.
g. B. PACKARD Chairman ex-06foi0.
B. r. FLANDERS, JANIS +. CASEY,
B. p JOUBkRT G. W. Low ELL.
MCHAkL HAHN, JAMRN LONN>TREET,
JAMS LEWIS. C. C. ANTOINE
JOAN u HARRIS r. r ALLAN,
z 4 BRAY, =. RTARD.
HNANCD CoMMrrrAs.
o. G. kLANDiN Chairman.
B. T. JOUBERr, ofacin.
G. ?. LADD, r. B STAMSE.
L. DARRALL, JOHN GAR
P. b. :. PtS.HBAOK. VILLA +. LOAN,
J. b. HERWI0, 7. A. CAGE,
L. &. BENTLEY.
al communicate must b. addressed to .. B.
Packard president New Oroa,,s Louisiana
au3O CHARLES HtL1 SECRETARY.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Hall of the Elutual and benevolent Ass
sociislion OF the socety OF economy. No 2la Ursu
lines street. between Where and Mara o 1.-THE
fsmil es and friends Of dece, sd mem beIs AID the
public are respectful ~ invited by the hb'vs 40.
ciefv 70 honor them with tber presence on ALL
SAINTS DAY. Nov mber. 874. and also TO part c.
pate Ia the cer' :nOny which will take place in the
eveniCg at seven O'clock. A collection viii! ~.
taken UP for the benefit Of the Ladies' Vi the holy
Family aud the Sisters Of Providence.
BY order OF the President.
0cJl It, CHAKLKS CHARBONNRT, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-01

A STRAIGHT TICKET -COlored citizens,
now is your opportunity to avail yourselves
OF one Of our dearest rights. Be sure aud
vote early tomorrow morning At the proper
place, wherever that may be. 1t is dury
you owe to yourselves and your families.
Besides, it is something you are not likely
to repent. The Republican nominees are
good men, worthy of your attention, which
fact should not b. lost sight of.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-01

A DeN1AL-Mr. Thomas II. Poree. find.
ing his family name signed to u call in tho
Bulletin for q meeting of conservative col
ored men in the Sixth District, wishes 1t I'M
derstoOd that he is not Democrat, neither
knows, any one bearing thai honorable
name. Voting tho Republican ticket on
Monday will be q family duty with them.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-01

A Son rScouMoLY AKrEcr1oYArE.-
necry Upferkuck must entertain an un.
common Love for his father. Tho two Rad
q dispute on Live Oak. between AusteE lits
and ConstantiDopIe streets. yesterday. when
Henry seized an az and split his fathers
head. and then broke one of his legs by way
of joke. The parent was sent 10 the
Charity Hospital for repairs. and the son to
q calabooss for punishment.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-01

Mayor Wiltz assures lis that the gas used
by tho political meetings in front of City
Hall was paid tor BY the Democratic com
mittee of arrangements. Application was
made for free use Ut the gas. bat Mr.. Wits
did not feel justified in perm ting the city
to he victimized in such armauner, there
fore we are pleased to set . worthy Mayor
right in this matter.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-01

Toe HUcH-Tbe man who pretends to
sprinkle Camp street, below Poydras, does
not know that he foods that thorough fare
90 intensely that he 10 the recipient of un-
complimentary words. Please, Mr.. Sprin-
kler, do not make such an easy AOW.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-01

Once Lafayette Fire Insurance Com-
PAW. New Orleans October 20, l3H.-At meet
ing OF the board of directors Aeld on october -,
1874 1t was resolved to cali in cash instaiimen
Of FIVE PER CENT the capital stock. n &c.
cordance with article four of the constitution OF
the company. payable q the office OF the company
within forty SAys, LOCIS MATHIS,
! oaU ~ secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-01
ot13 iSe

Special Hotice.-Oface American Mutua. II.
surance Association of New Orleans. No. % .Om'
mercis! place. between st. Charles and Camp
ing of she Boa ID of Trustees he Id this day. il
unanimously resolved to convene meeting OF I'll.
Stockholders Oh TUESDAY. Sovem6oG 10. ls.i. at
3 ?. NJ. on business of imp .rtance.
By order Of the Pr. sdeut
OrS cot P ] Sullivan. Secfetar~.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-01
The Temperature

Tho thermometer at Louis Frigerio's, No.
80 Chartres street. ON October 81. st nod as
follows: At A. NJ. 500; at ? p. NJ, GOO:
at 7. NJ. 800. Lowest point during the
sighs Of Octpbe. 80. 400.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-01

How TO CAUSE A RAIN FALL-There is
one certain method to bring down boun
tiful supply Of rain. LIT some unfortunate
fellow who has only sufficient money to tit
mp . water cask start out to pesldle the
LIQUID and in less than An hour after be starts
out We will have refreshing showers, more
than enough to ill cisterns.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-01

NOtice.-The stock holders of the New Orleans
Manufacturing and Building Company are reqnest'
ed to cal! with their certificates Of stock ON Mr..
Theo. Lienthal No i3l Poy dras street. to receive
ina: dividend Of 81 IS pc. share.
} A. BLAPFER,
FRANK ROOkR,
THO. LILikNrHAL.
ocl3 iSe Aiquidatsrs
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-01

VESSELS IN Poz7.-In the river are to-day
tied twelve steamships. thirtynine shipe,
nineteen barks, six briggs and eight schoon-
ers. A majority Of these have American
registers, and the freight they wish Is cot
ton.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-01
PROPOSALS
EoP Building McDouogb Echoolhouse
No, j, in AIgicrss
EAy.RaIry o. Ne~ ORR

HAy.Ra.rr o. Se~ ORasANa.1
New q, lean +. y sob r IS i814. {
DR. AUTHORITY AND DIRECTION or THE
ID CITY Counc:ii wiz receives at this office
.u,ii SATURDAY., Noyen.h-e -. 1914. ut twelve
O'Clock n. sealed proposals f,r b.. dug IN the
Fifth District (Algiessl OIL. schochruse. accord.
ing to ilaas ami specifications ale i'll this de.
pertinent. "a. g1-ht i'll Unite! States currency on
completion and acceptapc. Of the building. The
right to reject any Os al bids Is .,ebv expressly
reserved. LO.lS A. WILT. Mayor.
oSt1
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-01
IONeULADO DE EsPANA.
TCRyA ORLEANS. 70 Oct

ECRVA OKisANs, % Octubre 18.4.
dor OfSPOyI.IOS DR.. ~ JufZ W PRIMBRA
Il insianci. del str.to del Eort.. u. Santiago de
Cuba. dictada en ant-s de la testane; aria de Don
Jose Aas5tO, yCOUuI ada este t,sulAdc ei dos
de Octubre del eo.reat4. 81 eta Ia sue. sioH
de DOna Celilia CrebOn gu. dice haber fallerido,
para que pOr 81 pc: Is-ii0 Sic representations en-
forma acudA- en q plazD de uAtS ueses deducir
ante dicho jusgsdo Ios ,yoehos que n correspons
dan.
os3a Is n consul CARLOS PIE.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-01

MAKE 4 NorH or lr.--Thc absence OF
water is something terrible to contemplate.
but let the last electOr remember that per.
haps bis vote will tomorrow decide a very
important question. One vote for Repub'
lican Candidate will do come good, 20 mat
ter " here it is placed.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-01

FALSE ALARM--The fire alarm az fifteen
minutes after six O'Clock last evening was
turned In bv some fellow VINO should know
where the Parish Prison Is located.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-01
p.rirh and Municipal Ticket.


Administrator Of Finsuce-J. Calhoun.
Administrator Of Representatives,
Administrators Of Commerce-L. J. Highly.
Administrator Of Assessments-h. BOZ
Administrator of Wsterworks-A. Sps-
Administrator Of Police-W. p. Loan.
PARISH OFFICRRs
Civil Sheriff. l.. Herw,g.
Criminal Sheriff Joseph Boutts:
(,nroner Of tho First, Fourth, Fifth, SIKH
and Seventh Districts-Patrick Creagh.
Coroner Of the Second and Third DIS
trioss-Dr. g. Devron.
First Senatorial District-Johu Langies'
q. +, 0laudin. C. r. Lsdd.
Second Senatorial Ostrict-Juies Ian
Third Senatorial District-Thomss Carey.
F.urth Senatorial District-D. ]. Hutch
Fifth Senatorial D.tri0t-Andrs" Du'
mont. M,
'1earn.
REPRESENTATIVES,.
First Representative District William
THOMSON, William MoCxnn.
Second Representative District-GeorRo
D. Gsddes, r. H. Boyle, A. J. Brim:
Third Representative District-Willism
Wallace, George Devesin, Charles Aontai-
DO, +. c. Antoine.
Fourth Representative District-Robers
Malcolm, w. A. Dietrich.
Fifth Representative District dome1o
Boutte, 8. 3. Snaer.
Sixth Representative District -. u.
Puschlsr.
seventh Representative District-Francs
Richard, j. Is. Jourdain.
Eighth Representative District - John
Hvans.
Ninth Representative District - Louis
Cheneau, Lawrence ODonneil.
Tenth Representative Dis7rict-P. j..
Poeimsn, Graham Bell, Henry Ballard.
Eleventh Representative District-A. De-
ioie John Berlin.
Right Bank-George Gracien.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACB AND ooNsfAbLEs
F.rst-Georgs w. Stdler. justice; &. >.
Cbeevers, constable. x,,,
Seconi-W. l.. Evans, justice; William
Walsh. constable. =,
Third-A. Plnche, Jr., Justice; John IL.
Vigers, constable.
FOURTH. Parker, Justice; G. Liautaud,
constable.
Fifth--W. l.. Thompson. Justice; W. 4.
Sweet, constable.
SIXTH. H. Dodds, Justice: Charles
Beggs. constable. ,u
S-yeutb-Isaac w. Falls. Justice; M. f.
M;chal cOnafNhlp.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-01

TEMPUs FU0Er-Two months more and
1874 will be counted with those that have
gone before.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-01

the remark that the Democrats will carry
the essy; pat your thumb and fcre1o9er On
the ticket of YOUR choice and send it home.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-01

PLEASANT TINES IL STORE rOf OUR
People. -Tomorrow every faithful Repab.
licau should remember that his ballot is
wanted in box. and it is of no consequence
where the vote is cast, only ~ one ticket is
deposited. Read your ticket carefully BE-
fore you consign it, for our opponente are
up to al mannes Of tsick9. Do pet heed
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-01
SPANISH CONSULATE.
NOTICE.

Fe
Hsy OkGsAss. October %, 1874.
T1ROPOsALS SECOND biDJ 70 FURNISH THH
Sp.I1s'. gOv.raUlens with nine ~ lions hiio.
ersmmes Of Vi ginia aud K-ctueky leaf fob scco.
will be recei s-d At che Treasury Department at
Madrid up to the twelfth dav y: Nov-ms@s 1874
Xtd-r the additions Published il, the Gaceta Of
September %. on d "a At tais consulate.
CARLOS PIE
OcSt ~ G. nsul ~ Ss.afN.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-01
Cold children cry for coal.
John d. Maolin sells it.
No. - CarOndelet street.

No Use poR FANs.-Yesterdav was 60 de.
cidedly cool that even the greatest 6irts at
the matinees had no usc for fans. Shswls.
overcoats and gloves were in demand. and
last night coal fires were really acceptable.
The backbone Of summer is not only
broken. but the dreariness Of winter
weather is with US. Oysters have taken
the place of soda water, and grass drinks
are no longer called for. The retail price
of coal Is az intere sting topic. and cord
wood is suddenly invested with an unusual
interest. Summer clothing is east aside.
and dealera have put thick stutfs in front.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-01

esoc<asa. Monday, November 2, 1874.
For NtaAe Trcasstrer,
ANTOINE DUBUCLET.
FSr Mewb~ of Congress, First Dstr'es'
j. HALE SYPHEk.
Fs~ Member of Cons,-ess, Second District,
HENRY e. DIBBLE.
For Member of Conqress, Third Dsse''es,
CHESTER b. DARRALL.
H. Member of Congress- Fourth Dishict,
GEORGE L. SMITH.
Hw Member of Congress, FttA District,
FRANK MOREY.
For Member Of Congress. Sszth Dish'st,
G., z. NASH.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-01
PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING: rBR
NcDONOGH sCHOOl.iADIsEH Oe d.
Second Adverfisems MT
MAvoHAIrf o. Nr~ ox7.aAns,

MAyoAALrf o. Fr'1 0R7.1AM p
Iity hall. i.stobe. z. l4s4e !
4 Ill PROPOSALS RsR.T"s.i:s nst. .SvEpo
"a to' 9H'ldIS TEE Ac!lonos's "a .oois on.s No. {
authorized by that body to call for farthrs propose
sIs Tor Tho sane for i've days. ending THURSDAY |.
maae IN Uoited States currency, On comp.ttoea
ano % eptenee q the building. Tnes right 70 10 .
yes az u ~ eads y hereby eKps ~ssly res-rvoG
S~W S0VW 4 WITH Nks
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-01
SPEGFAI, NOTICES,

New Orleas~. October Is. lS54.--From
and after this dAte NJ. u. Chaanvaagn IT,. 10 til
enly authorizes COLLECTOR fDf he Oceac Saw MIL
OCT not n. k8YR General Superintendent.
New OrSeaue. october 10. 1S34.-Nstioo
IL hereby given that application has been made to
the Home AusuAl In~nrAnoe Company OF New o..
leans Tor new ce, tf1ca.es Of the following scrip
lost or - isl lid In the name OF Luci+n ADAM:
No II, of 1883, for SO: No. ,. Of 1859, Tor SO.
ocll 10 Is n,e'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-01
AUCTION SAFES TO.MOKR0W.

8Y 3. NJ 4 B. J. MONTGOMERY. at 10 O'clock
1t 1t. Charles Auction R1ehsnRe. three Aoss
with buildings, in square bounded BY 0asquet
Censl Marais aud villere strteta:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-01
rIC1 fREsIDHETA.

TIC1 tRESIDHEH
J. B. Gaude4, J.H A. Roberts.
W. r. Fish, J. Hogan,
T. B. Falls. james LuCien,
John Gsrstkamp, J: E. Jewell.
Eli johnson, Henry Long,
John E. Nselis. L. Sewell,
John T. Jones, y. 6heehy.
Madison Brown, d. Martinez.
Paul Bruce, William Hill,
John T. Michel, John Webb.
C.. b. Fish. A. Wilson,
A. Anderson, Henry Cambelf.
j. F. Littlefield, J. c Aucoin,
Eugene Claiborne. l.. Vanderpooi,
John L. Collins, n. L sthigue,
C. B. Augustus, J. Stringer.
George Bailey, J. Thomas.
William NJ. Bachelor. Philip Draub.
BENJAMIN Brown, Thomas H. Porees
J B. E. Laiche. N. T. McGarry.
Alex Perry, Samuel Williams.
w. II Finnegan. William Glade,
Joseph Gould. Potter Sampson.
Thomas X. Flanagan, Juhp Pettaway,
Paul D.juu. James Milton.
James F. Casey. Charles Dillingham;.
| Thomas j. Flanagan, q H. Fayerweather,
! 8. w. Burbank, Bism Rome.
Harrison Powell. Joseph Jones.
X. T. Stamps, William Young.
eEcRs.AErEs.
p. J. Maiorey, William Baudu;t,
N. d. Bush. John Marks.
| Albert +. Michsll, W. g. Green.
| President Woodruff then introduced ''our
| next Congressman" Hon. Henry Clay Dib.
BILE. The judge was greeted with shouts ct
applause and the widest enthusiasm. H.,
I spoke logically and argumentativeiy on the
issues Of the campaign. He INDUCED in no
super fuous words. but produced straight
forward and incOntrovertible arguments.
Those Of the opposing party. the White
Leaguers, even were forced OF times to
yield him applause.
Colonel Lew who succeeded Judge
Dibble, was a. usual, happy and off hand in
1 his remarks. He dealt powerful blows at
our political antagonists. choosing as his
weapons, humor and satire. His ram etory.
and TELL the News to Hannah" which In
} cluded heavy hits at the Democracy, con
vulsed the audience, and at the close Of the
meeting those of the White Leaguers who
I attended stcsyed homeward deIuoralizsd
l wan and detected.
The Colonel was followed BY General T.
I Morris Chester, who has but few. If any
superiors as an orator. The General poured
forth his hot shot and shells into the White
Leaguers' camp until they were constrained
to exhibit signs Of complete celirium.
He was very humorous. however. snd
kept his audience wild with laughter ant
merriment. .,.
After . short address by the Rev. William
Bryant. the meeting, at q late hour. ad
journed amidst sousing cheers for the who'll
ticket.
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