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Southern Bank. New Orleans, Nov. ~, 1874
An election for Directors Of this Bank to the
ensuing year will be held at its Banking House, on
the 9th December 1874 from IL o'clock NJ. to o'clock
NJ.
n27 I'd j. CARR Cashier
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BANK NOTICES.

Bank Of America, New Orleans. Nov. 20,
1s74-The Stockholders hereby notified that the
Annual Election for 10 Directors will be held at this
Bank on the 10th December between the hours of 10
A. NJ and . Z. NJ. EDGAR HINCkS,
mol til Cashier
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~ RUNEWALL HALL
No. 10 Bnronne street. near Canal.
This elegantly outftted and centrally located
Hall, has by the addition of second spacious
and well ventilated supper room on the main
floor, being enlarged, and is rev for rent fE
balls, concerts, lectures fairs, etc. al moderate
terms. Apply to the proprietor,
Louis GRUNEwALD,
n9 I'm 10, 20 and % Baronne street.
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BALLS.

n RAND OPENING BALL
At
ST PATRICKS NEW HALL.
brand Dress, Fancy Dress, Masquerade and Cakoa1sE
To be given by the N#~A
ANCIENT ORDER OF HIBERNIAIAss%
On Saturday Evening, Dec. l0st4S43s
At st. Patricks Hall
as
Committee Of Ansnsements-
NJ Finnerty, W. Kelly, James Hcrruu
Dan Owens A. Boyle, .rno FitzpatrxS
Applications for invitations to be left at JAa Nx-
Of Claiborne and Gravier streets At Uas
Owens. corner Perdido and St Charles streets n +
Gannons corner St Louis and Vere streets, at Tass
Gilmore's, corner Vaudeville Ond Victory strrcas,s
H. NJ. o. Meallies corner Magazine ard Te1~1czarr.
streets.
Sealed proposals for the bar restaurant and haiti ssM
to be left with W. J. Kelly Of Common zaaS
Claiborne, and Dan Ovens st. Charles $50
PerdidO.
1'eks''-'----'-''-''''''---,--.-'n,s
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R-MOLASSES-RICE
Saved from the wreck of the steamer Empire

SUGAR-MOLASSES-R
Saved from the wreck of the steamer Empire.
For account Of whom it may
Daily sales at II o'clock A. N.
DY NASH e. HODGSON-W. I Hodgson Auc-
ID tioneer-Oftice No. CarOndelet street-On
FRIDAY, Nov. 9th, 1874, at IL o'clock A. M,
the Levee, at the head of Cont st eet for
account Of whom it may concern. will be sold
THE fNTIRE CARGO of said steamer Empire,
consisting in part of
167 hogsheads Sugar.
70 barrels Molasse<.
735 sacks rough Kise.
go barr els clean Rice.
Daily sales at II A. NJ. at same p until entire
cargo is sold.
Terms-Cash on the spot in United States treasu y
notes. n26 If
AMERICAN BRIG MARGARET AT PUBLIC
AUCTION
DY NASH & HODGSON-W. 1. Hodgson, Auc-
ID toneer-Oice No. 5 CarOndelet street-On
SATURDAY, November % 1874, at IL o'clock NJ, at
the st. Carries Auction Exchange, at public auction,
will be sold
THE AMERICAN BRIG MARGARET, to-
gether with her rigging, apparel and tackle. as she
now lies at the Lower Picayune Tier, opposite the
French Beef Market; She is l6l tons register; was
locked and thoroughly Overhauled, survey ed and
classed in April 1874
Terms-Cash the srot in U. s. Treasury Notes.
Act of sale before Edw I'd Ivy Notary, at the x
pense of the purchaser. n26 til
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LIST OF VESSELS
Up, Cleared and Sailed for New Orleans.

NEW YORK.
Steamship Western Metropolis, Quick sid Nov 81
Steamship COrtes Freeman 1890. sid Nov III
Bark James Borland Baker. sid Nov IA
brig stella DAVIS sld NOV ~
Schooner John Kranz, Pitcher ......-.sld Nov 10
PHILADELPHIA.
Steamship Junata, Catherine 49,. sid Nov 81
Schooner NJ K Sheppard. Snow. .-......- cid Oct &c
Schooner W NJ Mor1ell Kelley cid Oct 5
Schooner jeremiah Simonson. I Thompson. cid Nov 10
BALTIMORE.
Steamship Ashland, Wbitehnrst- ......- sid Nov "a
pAMARlsCorTA, NE.
Bark Bristol. Fossett. -----.... sid Oct 81
PORTLAND, NE
Bark r II PurinSton. sid Nov II
MONTREAL
Steamship Earl of Lonsdale Rogers -. sid Oct Is
BELFAST, ME.
Shin Frank Pendleton- ........cld Nov II
SAVANNAH.
Bark Masonic Price. ....... sid Oct %
QUACo NIB.
Bark Longfellow. Lowthor- Nov IA
LIVERPOOL.
Steamship Arbitrator, Wallace ........ dg Nov 4
Steamship state of Alabama Flint sid Nov 8
Steamship State of Minnesota Hamlin. .ldg Nov u
Ship Lake st Clair Lamont --.........s sid Nov IA
Ship Mndet, Beck -ldg Nov -
Ship Advice. Wallace sid Nov S
Ship John Rutherford, o. Nei..--.- ....sld Oct II
Ship Chas Davenport, Jones. cid Oct 9
Ship Hardwood, Banch. sid Oct Z
Shis Sanspareil, Purdy. sid Oct
Ship Lake Superior Bairnsen. aid Oct 16
Ship Minnie b Gerow, Perry. Oct I
Ship 0uon, lAetke I'D Oct IL
&Atp 1lkG1oms Quk1om...... -.e4 Uee 81
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NOR SALE-OA SasS TERMS for Dsat, Pew No
49, in Trinity Church very elgibly situated in the
main aisle of the church Apply to
LOUIS j. BRIGHT
no2 If Nos. 1879 and 131 Gravier street
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POLITICAL.
No political Advertisements viii be inserted unless
paid for in advance Endorsed by some responsible
pArty,
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MALAGA RAISINS-
Landing ex bark Castor, direct from Malaga:
1000 whole boxes New Malaga Layer RAISINS.
1000 whole boxes New Malaga Layer =.
selected.
1000 quarter boxes New Malaga Layer
For sale by ID. FATJO & CO.
nos lw 50 Tchoupitoulas st.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Nesiee-No orders taken o. the Bulletin Once
unless indorsld by the MANAGER


n7n
New Orleans Wrecking and Salvage Com.
pany IS Carondelet street corner Gravier-
New Orleans November 81, 1574-The adjourned
annual meeting of the stockholders of this company
will be held on MONDAY. November 80, 1874, at
p NJ Also election for five directors to serve the
ensuing year and to vote ON the proposed amend
ments to the charter.
The transfer book will be closed Saturday, asth.
noon until after the meeting.
By order: WALTER s CRAWFORD,
n27 M&Etd Secretary.
The officers and members Of the Cha.. T.
Howard Rowing Club are hereby notified to assemble
at tire residence of the late brother member, VIM L
Lucas, on Clara street. between Peydras and Lafay
cite; at o'clock THIS DAY ,,o,
L. A KEErISc. Secretary n27 1t
Tie Grand Ecore Packet s.Sabiue." being
pnavoidably detained. viii leave positively THIS
n26 R. sINNOTT, Captain.
CONGREGATION ..Temrle Sinni. >, New Orleans,
November 90 1s14-The annual meeting of this Con
gregation will be held al the Temple SUNDAY, the
10Th inst. at 1899 o'clock A. NJ. Every member is
earnestly requested to attend. BY order Of the
Beard of Trustees. FEkD. WARkS Sec'y.
New Orleans. November 24il. 1S74-At an
election for Directors Of the NEW ORLEANS
SANITARY AND FERfILIZING COMPANY
held on Monday, November 23d, 1874 the following
gentlemen were elected Directors to for the
4. LEHMANx, JACOB HAssINGER
a. G. BRlCE. n. FRANK.
WIN. BOGEI. G. w. ROPER,
JONAS PICKLES III HARRIS
SAMUEL FRIEDLANDER, n25 st
The New Orleans and Texas Western Gem
trail Railroad Company New Orleans, Nov. % 1S14-
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Office Of Crescent City Railroad Company,
1903 Canal street. New Orleans, November IT, 1S74-
Under the provisions Of the charter the capital
stock of this company has been consolidated into
shares of the par value of FIFTY DOLLARS.
Stockholders requested to present their certi
Gates Of stock in order that may he issued
Ira. sfers will be made after date in certificates of
the stock
MS sod JNO r. JUDEN, Secretary
North Louisiana and Texas RairOad-
Through bills Of ladng given to all stations on this
road for freight shipped per steamers Z. E. Lee,
Pargoud and Natchez.
JNO. JANEY, Agent,
ne tt III Common street.
Special Notice 10 Shippers Of Arkansas
Freight-The steamer Katie, leaving every MON
DAY, will give through bills of lading to Pine Bluff
and all points on NJ. R. and n. W. Railroad.
JNO. JANNEY. Agent,
nc If NJ. r. and n W. Railroad.
Time Of pepa-tHre.-The Mail Train by the Great
Jackson Railroad Route leaves the Depot at the foot
Of Caiope street at o'clock P. NJ, connecting with
all fast trains, North, East and West Pullman Pal
ace Cars on all trains. iva
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FOR SALE.

LNOR SALE-A splendid No Grocery and Coffee
Il house. corner Of Chaltres and Spain Third Dis
trct is FIR sale account of sickn For iEtor-
nation apply to PATRICK FLYNN, Proprietor.
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4 OAL~-COAL-COAI-
JNO. ID. NsCLIN,
"a Carunelet street.
Choice Pittsburg Anthracite and Camel Coal, pre-
pared for family use and delivered at lowest
rates
Branch office and Depot head of Second street
Fourth District. n26 st
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-17
POLITICAL.
Blaine Declines,

Blaine Declines.
PORTLAND. November l6.-Speaker Blaine
declines the candidacy for the Senatogsh!p.
4 Republican Congressman trOm Ken.
tucL<y.
LOUISVILLE. November 16.-Returns from
the ninth district of Kentucky. which IS
situated in the mountains. come iE very
slowly, bat enough have been received 20
insure the election of J. D. White. RepGb
Lean. by abou: 500 majority. The renain.
ing nine Democratic congressional caa0i.
dates are elected by majorities ranging
from 100 to 1900.
Meeting Of the Alabama Legislature.
MONTGOMERY, November l6.-The Leg.
islature met to-day: quorum present in bo.h
bodies. Mr.. Anderson. of Mobile. IS
Speaker OF the House, Phelan clerk and
Cooke Goorkeeper. The Democrats have
sixty.iour and the Radicals thirty-six
members. The vote will probably be
counted for State officers on Friday.
North Carolina Legislature in Session.
RALEIGH, November l6.-The State Leg.
islature met to-day, and organized by the
election of Colonel K. +. Armfield, of Ire
dell. President of the Senate, who is v.r.
:ually Lieutenant Governor of the States
owing TO the recent death of Governor
Caldwell, and John L. Robinson, Of Macon
Speaker Of the House. The House stands
eighty-four Democrats, thirty four Repubs
licans and two Independents. The Senate
stands-three Democrats and twelve Re-
pubicaIs.
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NEW ORLEANS TUESDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1874.

have been. 1, was, therefore. not sufficient.
The second notice proves that the de1end'
ant had concluded 20 remain IN the store
during the month of October, and the check
which she gave for the payment Of the rent
of tina. month shows :hat she did remain.
It is dated October 80. 1872, and was drawn
for $lO5 trent for October). / conclude.
therefore, that the failure to give a written
notice at !eas: one month previous 20 the
first of October. 1872. Of her intention to
quit. was fatal 70 her right to discontinue
her hex actual occupancy of the store during
the month OF October tone month afre. the
lease Rad expired) operated renewal o:it.
and obliged her to continue in the store
anoshe. year even had :he n no.iGe o! Sep
Under al the circumstances. am of the
opinion the caseis with the plaintiff. 'Verba
chsrtarum for,ins accipiuntur contra pro-
ferentem.' c. G.. 1851. Acts Of 1871. p.
20i. Evans "a. Saunders. Porter. iJ7.
Chitty's Con, p. s.. Ken: fifth editiou),
pp. 556. 5j7 II Vermont. p. s93.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-17
THE SHREVEPORT TIMES SOUNDS A
WAR NOTE.
Successful Republican Candidates to
be Killed.
No Respect to be Paid the Re.
turning Board.
The People Of New Orleans Asked 20
Take Up Arms.
Special Dispatch from Shreveport

The following dispatch from Shreveport.
which was received in this city yesterday,
IS enough 70 amaze even a Democratic poll.
t;c:an who is not lost to ali sense Of hu.
manly:
SHREVEPORT, November l6, 1874.
TIE following extracts from an editorial
in the Times Yesterday but family reflect
sentiments expressed in hundred speeches
made in Northern Louisiana by prominent
White League leaders before and since the
election:
I'VE want no representative on the Re.
turning Board, no tavOrs or concessions
from Kellogg and Packard.
low nar;sh' Therefore we
should simply give the members Of that
board to distinctly understand that unless
:hev return the elections as they were re.
turned at the polls, they and those they
seek to count in will pay the forfeit with
their lives. We have no appeals to make
TO orr fellow citizens of New Orleans. We
know that the men OF the fourteenth OF
September will do their whole duty as free.
men and Louisianians jealous of their
liberties: but throughout the country par
isnes there should be concert of action, and
that action should be prompt and emphatic.
In eyery parish where the officers elected
by the people may be counted out BY the
Returning Board, the people should use
hemp OF ball on the defeated candidates
counted in.
To localize the proposition: If George L:
Smith is counted in over w. NJ. Levy. or II
Tvitchell is counted IN over Elan, let Smith
and Twitchel be killed. Ii johnson and
Tyler. in De Soto, are counted in over Scales
and Schuler. az the New Orleans REPUB.
iiCAS thinks. or il keatiDg, Levisee and
Johnson. in Caddo. are counted in over
Vaughn. Horan and Land, then let johnson.
Tyler. Heating. Levisee and johnson be
killed. And 20 let every officer, from Con
greseman down 70 constable. in every dis
;1ie. and parish Of the State, be served
whom the pecple nave defeated and whom
the Returning Board may count in. W.
can no. afford to be defeated by ring o.
political seoundrele after We have tci
uMphed. Human life may be pre-
c:ons, but the lives of all these carpet Gag
gers and Y Radical politicians in Louisiana ars
,a,ueiess compared with the worth OF &
=;u gle principle Of justice and liberty.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-17

VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE AT
AUCTION By THE SHERlFF.-We are request.
ed to call attention 20 .le sales at auction to
be made this day at noon. at the Merchants
and Auctioneers' Exchange. Royal street. by
the sheriff Of the parish Of Orleans. Said
sales comprise:
l. Two lots Of ground. adjoining each
other with the buildings and Improvements
thereon, situated in the Fys. Distric: OF
this city, on Baronne street. between Julia
street and Triton walk.
9. A lot Of ground. with the buildings and
improvements thereon. situated in the Sec
ond District Of this city. on Toulouse. be-
tween Chartres and Royal streets.
3. And a lot Of ground, with all the build
ngs and improvements thereon. situated
in the same district. on Bayou road. oe'
tween Villere and Robertson streets
For full! particulars and terms. see adver'
tisements.
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NEW YORK.

The LougshOremen and the Shippers.
New YORK, November l6.-The relations
between the longshoremen and shippers are
critical. Trouble is apprehended, as Ital.
ians are already at work at the shippers'
rate.
Later.
Tie longshocemen of this city entered
upon their long threatened strike this moIns
ing, and the piers and water fronts of bo:h
the East and North rivers are crowded With
groups Of men on the strike, engaged iE
earnest discussion of the situation. The old
rate Of wages was forty cents per hour for
day work, and sixty cents and upward per
hour for night work. The rates are now -es
duced from to-day to thirty cents per hour
for day work, and forty cents per hour tor
night work. This reduction is entailed oy
tine late disagreement among the steamship
lines as to the establishment of a universal
rate for freight. AT all the piers where
tine steamships have arrived to day the
iongshoremen refused to work at the new
rates, and fresh hands we're engaged who
perform their work under supervision ot
experienced hands. No outbreaks OF VIC.
lence have as yet occurred, but strong
force Of police has been placed along the
docks on both rivers as a precaution, and
reserves are held in readiness at every pre-.
ciEct. The strikers condemn these meas.
ures. and say that such precautions are no.
required. as the strike will be conducted Id
an orderly and pesceable manner.
The steamship companies are determined
in forcing tine reduced rates, and are salts.
ned il can be successfully carried out. One
Of the largest employing stevsdores said ha
would not employ union men if they &C.
ceded 20 the reduced rates, as he was con =
fident that new ones would soon become -
skiilfnl as the Old employees.
The longshOremen in Brooklyn are also
on q strike. but no trouble has occurred
other than annoyance TO the steamship com.
panies. The police reserves are scattered
along the water front. but up TO the preseI:
theiV services have not been required.
Dead.
HanMitt Bii!irgs, artist and architect,
is dead.
Meehsdiss Episcopal Hsississs u the
South.
The Episcopal Methodist missionary
committee continued the work OF making
appropriations, among which were the FOL.
lowing: Alabama $4,000. Arksnsas $1,000.
Baltimore $4,000. Central Pennsylvania
81. 000 Florida e4oi0. Georgia $780, Ken.
tucky $1,000. Louisiana $1,000, Mississippi
$1,000. North Cavoina $500. PhiladelphiA
$3.50. Pi:tsturz $500.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-17
WHOLE NUMBER 234l.

The jud dgnent Of the district court recog
nized the claim of the infOrmer, but tho
circuit court excluded it for the reasons
stated.
Il is here insisted that as the proceedings
were instituted upon the information gwen
By Titus. HE claim is good, Notwithstanding
the want of formal statement Of the facts
within his knowledge in detail, and il g
argued that even if the government did
have valid title as captor it was barred
was the one based upon the proceedings in
contiscation. The case is still under arcu-
ment. John A. Wills for claimant: the At
torney General and Solicitor General Tor
the government
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-17
Another Row Threatened.

We learn the. Judge Dibbls appeare:
before the Returning Board yesterday. and
M ade the customary demand that every
vote cas-. for hin be :eIIgiously counted.
and threatened small earthquake in case
nis own ideas Of the thing are no. realized
We suppose the Judge does no. care so
much about what the result o; the election
NAV be az he does to be in fashion. Every
candidate is expected 20 go down 20 the
State House and tell che Returning Board
how to do it. and also what will become Of
them all il it is not done. We believe the
members of the board were willing TO con-
fess they we're sufficiently scared, and the
gallant young aspirans tor Congressional
bonoss lie. them of on parole.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-17
FOREIGN.
Chiiian Consul in Tys sbl~. =.


MENDOZA, November l6--The CGi.an
consul ac this city mas been arrested and
the arm. torn down from the consulate. !:
is believed this action was taken bccauss
the consul eympathized with Che insurgents.
0ccapation eG Estslls.
The Caflses have .eoccuped EstsllS.
Disraeii Elected Rector Of the Enivsrsi.v
Of GlasgoW ssves knipA XaiAa Ela.
ersens
LoxDox. November E-Dseaesi ass
been reelected recto. Of the University e
Glasgow by 700 votes, against 800 .Os
Ralph Waldo Emerson. The Conservative
s,udents protested against the election %
Emerson because he va = fOfeign~"; ana
the Liberals against she choice Of D.raet
because o. undue influence u his Gsvpe ei Z
professors !R the university.
CemDiaAsN
PARIS. Ss~eMber 1.-THE ?ocaa aaS8ps:.
ties On The border complain thst the Sps:-
iarjs d. aos attempt 70 guard the fsonsisg.
Ba1aise ~ sAshsn.
Bazsine. who sailed from 5o,kha.pptos ca
che ninth Instant. On the s.e1,nef Nevs. mas
landed ac Lisbon. It 10 understood thai Hia
dest;narion is Madsid whepe ne intends -
reside as private iadividASa. Hs 60 a. B'
psctel there next Thursday.
End Of the Arsessi~e w..
4 epec:a! dispatch - LO AtbeS@ 0Sse4
Mon:evideo. November II. positively At.
firms that the civil war in the Ar:ensl.a
Republic has ended in , cOMpfOIa!ss, -
the germs OF which AvelianedS resigns .he
pres ;dency. sn6 rev elections are ta bs s'sdA
shortly.
T!EySA. Sove,aUe: lS.--RiSts ksve g..
Gently occurred at sesers! points in Poland
on account os che forcibie introduction by
che government ef ehU,ci reform. and .hS
appointment. Of priests by imperial An.Los.
i.y. 4 number Of As~ly appointed Priests
have been nslt'ee,e6 ~ rNobs yhe !ocaa
government. a. roiars .: dstuPbahc. have
Deen reinforced lv troops from WA,.aw.
and number 8. .he ringleaders Of tAs sso.s
have ,,esn arrested and Imprisoned
4 BestrWctise stosass>
SANTIAGO 0E CCEA. November ~ -!9eBev
storms o. :Ain have sweIs this end o: she
/! irlaHd. Railroads here and a. Guan:snamo
are badly damaged. and no trains are rua.
! ming. The government has granite! aid Toy
+; their repair. Large quantities OF sugar 'ar .
ali over IKE country have been seveled.
The towns Of Sauna and Tananis. On :h~
! north coast, were flooded. snd cattle. goods
| and houses were swep, away. Sore ssss Il
:: life by the foods il reported.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-17
LOST.
NOTICE

NOTlCE...-.......... ......'''''.''
The public are hereby cautioned against pure
INC ar dealing in the following oesei BED STOCK ana
scTip the certificates of which have been lesi OK
m;s|.id as pa ayment and traL sfer OF the same nave
been stopped III the Offices OF the eompa'.les' and
snncafinr made for the issuance OF dupilcate Ger
Ts~t;acate No, So for five shares capital stock
of the Hope Mutual Insurance Company OF new
Orleans dated June IS, 1866, standing IN the name
2 Csrtitcate No. 3A for $3.50 scrip Of 1859
in the Union Mutual Insurance Company OF New
- HORNOR BENEDICT.
Attorneys for James H. Parish.
New Orleans November II, 1874. poH II u
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-17
LOST.

O,T-A NOTE DRAWN By WILLIAM MOODY
ia fhe order of and ndorssG by himself. dated
WarcS 4 I673 for the sum of $500, payable one
yaar aeter date al the Peoples Bank bearing eigtt
ner cent interest from it's date, parsphed ne vaiie
INV Inv 4 por;ocourt, notary. The public Is nereoV
rait;orea against trading for said note. winch =
nusI auG void ard payment thereof stopped anu
the undersigned intending 10 cause 'he ii'i s"se
securing vic s"'A WILLIAM MOODY.
.,o,- COLBERT TANNER
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-17

We learn that Frank Howell. son o:
James Howell, residing in the vicinity OF
Laurel Hill, was killed in the town OF Jack
son. Sunday last. by a young man named
Richardson. Liquor, We are informed, was
the cause of the difficulty which eliminated
in the death Of young Howell.-O1".
Leader, fourteenth instant.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-17

DIAMONDS, JEwELRY. ETc.-Recollect
the great sale of pledges forfeited to Hart's
Loan office, to take place on Thursday. bE
Messrs. Montgomery. See advertisement.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-17
The Federal Forces.

For the qualification as we'll az the edit.
cation Of the Picayune We will state that it
is now certain that the military and naval
forces that have been sent hither to aid in
the suppression Of violence and restoration
of peace and order will remain here for
some time to come. We give the infocma.
ton in order that the Pic may cultivate the
acquaintance Of some of the gallant men
who delight in being known as Americans.
in any other State of the American Union.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-17
The Temperature.

Mr.. Louis Frigerio. No. 50 Chartres street.
reports the weather for the pas: two
days as follows:
sA.M. 7P. NJ. sP. N.
November l5.......... e6 - o5
November l6 .......... t3 3 =
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-17

The best fuel a. the loves: price. Noun:
Carbon coal at sixty-fve cents per barrel.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-17
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The best fuel at the lowest price. Noun.
Car bon coal at slxty-five cents peg barre..