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Clune-r.u. MONDAY. june ID. l.-h
Leave N-e-lurA D. ~ r., foot 1 lc'ors'l.
700 "a. -F.r Long braacl. ,r4trl lhf. -rt l...
$3.50 Fcr Philadelphia Long Branch Wlret"1 Irekeros
Briretor.
& @--Poo' ITeT5 01T-a-'t' y. l. For Long Branch, ke
f..U o. u.-ior Long Brarch. Wsrrtovu
E.,uB .-i LUur Branch t.e stations
SUNDAYS IseuF-1Iria-,f Pier OF l1a Ter az
44Ua. Lone Branch. Returning Pes at 900
IFrut,- -fo1rtl-t. p er Ht l-lU p
Fare RON NevYors % rau..rluaa only - p
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NEW-TORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
y RIVER RAIR1ADAies June --, ISIS t-rl-h .rlas ~S
ssv Central Jeaut
500 ui northern BTDrrss, Wa lfaFlEf)9D sAu
through % Rochester aaI 80. Adams
5:.J sp.. s.r..-4 i1Ir 49, l-i"-- ti. -'ls ''s
4ur'Tufe.
IO.'Ua a. m speca. C.ago Express With m % 'as
lU.,a a H.. Northern an Ws,'sru kT0lcsA
8.ff p IL >.a.. I.f.r... ], Hinf7 1' 'f-i'r
4OU EI2rss With seeUasears .r'n York 70
A
900 N. Express DlIr With eeplzear' for Wa'er'o"n .na
500 h. m Pacse Express Dav seapnr,ar' or l-,s,
Rue,.o. Fas also u C4c-o Joil l. 3 80 " -
II.6D p H. Express wish sesu.1gcs Troy sai Albany
way Vans 80 - C. r. KEyDRICK
Gerefa. l.sr1ser Agrnl
New-York tribune., 1874-07-20

WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CAARlIFG Ilir
UNITED STATES NAIL.
FEW AND FJLL-POWlI8D SIbANSHIPN
sailing LDAls. Liverpool - III RS
DAlS. "a lg C0rz h4fuO' esra
ADEIETIt. SATURDAY JOY p. az 300 D. r.
EIPl BLlI. SATURDAY. August 4 40 7+Ju i. l.
BALTIC. rA4iAuAi. august ut -jo % M
B.IlAS1IC. rA4ihDAI august ID 20 7iN' % n
CELTIC. NAIi ikDif. august ~. az liUU d.
'FRONT.' Per J-. N1tu 1lfrr
Passr accomglst FOR l cas,ef 1lryll- c1mJ-ng
SAFETY ,PhnD AID COMFORT
Saloons 10 rllb 80
uou slere ell slIg-Jas all scSAf.'e Ac--aD'
lAese
kAIEs-Saoon $50. goa. R.tur ctes $40. -l. Storage
llos~ Tor .cl-s ls OiJ Co-LirJ
grepal certificate a. Ios
FasseIZ-rs % -src1 IA H4Aohs
NorHay sweden. llla Australia CHINA
Dfsts
Fo Inspection formation app e Comoanrs
.fcez 10. ls Bras1way. afF-l0-A r. q CURTIS a--t
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GENERAL MARKET REPORT.



Peal.
COTTON SPOT Cotton quiet bn' pi0es
A., without quo-o.e cl-uge. We quote 81 ioiiows; 49,
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..'-u q if-1S 'oOY1-- -o'to''oo
PkoFlSiNt~0l Pr market beer eJnlGtGFey quiet but
~ I'm fe1 s-v a. further upward movement CtcAso aud
rel1f reduction and hO1e
tbe
o. prospective
the colfosnos
sieeatLfe e-s pos troag e ile though The supply
much re-4r4 4lr g or Tie
Ierr noticeable -ls Tie
TIE Porf u4ft. to-day stronger r active tls u - sre 3JO
tr $40 10 l--l o- Meas .- ior Ol M.ss; SO for Western
rtut NJ 20 Dis Mess seller July. slt -, 1850 bbIs
A.. 600. 90 Do f. do. Negtsmaer SO
Gen. ard y co for PaeL sbd
lI Terce Beetle auclaIge1 A A. .bou, s25
l-ssg Cos Meas ere htl t Increased tImiess o. 600
Smoked Gals coo lCEeC 44 900 - Sl8uers
exc. 4Iu Bellies - 2 average 90 ga. III Y sve-,ge
t'ic Bac0 lur tru. % 90 Long Cesy ~
10 lite De logs g,ol quOle a. III %
-f Lir . a st-org ana irr active " - City
so Na.er steam 4-c 0f delivery We hear ~
o. cl-. t4..s- DC. -Ju September u I.lGc
b,rTHE-' Ie- arT acsc and p1oes sustaIDe1. State
ftt "a Western liberal sr.
''s 'he demand 0T ga4es Las stre1sle1
.-t mzre- Wt1l.te.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-20

CTONINGTON LINE for NEWPORT and
y 30, lOI. -
steamers eTOVTVGTOV Na4las Welrelay and F--ari MAR
RA6ANstTr Ias4y Ilursl ll saturday irom fef % HSA
RIVER J. -,.,.,,- .., .,-- i.,- t..-- s.-4.-t
f-r -r SO y9rr ty-r Pier, went Arlf tisi
RIVER ID d H. arriving Ioso4 i-e evening II IiaIOl
~ F',slx- ',,., P.s Agent D. :. BABCOCK. Pres
New-York tribune., 1874-07-20

Ir leinlut the more r4rfl mice, b,v.
.rf e -e cose remain quotations. ssteu
s' .oo1 eol-ot ae popular vita As tIa4s C.nAcs vel
925 Western pn1ns. % a2l
s...' an F.l...... 80 as Weston common w 10 az
h4s o. YHos VEzA ENDise
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Eet. 3. JOS .i r 81. tU r. Ta. l-aa4. Do au- Mariner
s t. s-,J1s qlAI;els4e-s f4s-I ss-s 10 1890
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP
F02 gOyrHA49rO- AID BtHhAS ,,
Tl, stssHt.sa EH .l.tL D. N. 't... ~ 49,
,r EUSE-u4i. Jur -- a1f "-A-l IeI .o'' i-'''
a. hoDpsea ru % GLOVE. .r strrpD,v r-.v ~
--e.rrel.r OIL dr. .au. g. O..-rr.u-- or rl4 AU '' -
RITEs Or PASSAGE TO LOSDJN. tA'hh ANp o"A-i--'
FAYAntE - COLD or z-,l7A-E'I - e-A'H'' .'ra,
Second gt
fGItltlglt passage. l.Jo bLh"4~'' I . -..--.-
NEW YORK TO CARDIFF. ......- -...,,.,.r..
y TfF SOUTH va. r- ATLANTIC ~ .-A ,ilt O. y HiA'l
TFW TgsTCLA-s FUILPONEiED tLlutBtiLl >lhAA
SHIPS WI. Haloa. -4f jersey 1' a.
lU4Jws- rr-rv
pTW.xtE. GUST
rr >ttr. ~ ana = o uo,s Channel Aud all olei
points In Ergsu4. .-- l. -. -..5.t 18th all
IL. Iuurar..len. c.I.u u cu tlielrr u
CABIN AND .ILLhAuA FA-hhN"-l.'
Yrs Cabin -- $50 second taun -"' cnf-
frflalI Nt'-fa-e NtI-''e
4su sr-n eIrr-nrv Dr =
F,f 4rtlef uarIrusr taEl attle Company ' -"
'- ARCHIBALD BAXTE = Co.; AEelts
Nn
New-York tribune., 1874-07-20

ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FKAN1E.,-s ,,.,,
" TUB GENERAL TIAN~AILANllt tohFAN ! > ifsa IAN
sTEANsIufs BETWEEN BaVlOaK AND HAWKE OAA''Ao
M - IN a vessels or the FOR ne Continent ,eng
more a. ae ll o.l. 'ryl 'ei Ao JO Nof-S 4'ei
" Wits nF PARIS Da1re........ssT, EDAr July 25
IAFAiiIll. -A---,.
PEICE OF FAssAGL Is GOLL ulrnhnE ~he' en-
Er-lI-ol ticket. .ulfl rates .-. o. u--f...
a.e,r traveller tg fag -ts hotr nuH hr hughn
-ssat t.,srg i-e C-4--e 'ee '-''-s -'
u0-''' 3D. GEo. Mackenzie Arest 30. 55 BrlalFa,
DED STAR LINL.-AppOlItcd TO carry the
Ia Belgian t.ic. .llA
T-e iol0sl-g stcar-trl ara .yp'lat.1 .- ''l
FUh AZ ~ LA4.
rrnrrl tNu - f-g rg cor A............. .JuIf p
JlBLL i-iI ~ s,,, 4'--''
For Phlats9lil. tor tor Ne"-ioft' , or,
L.-
t.It.t' '---- - ~
PRICES OF PASSAGE u ct hhEHtl' 81,
-. ~. ..,s.t
St.e las aiefzelaig uLi 20 Ala IRON a. poa Al 'e i'"'
., .,.... --..,...t Annie attend.
49,, pfot e Lyfr surgeon al sir~AlsA
ar M leis tL0-sl B % L4ins sslo- oe'"'el 81 9i0
iBtlt pfnis ,-.,--t. e.--.,t.. anil, On
- CED " .OLrON. ~ BfoAl-sI. n l.,
PETER WRIGHT q aoN '-r~rA Agents
Bu7 Ntnui.st Philadelphia
WONDER BEcKE G,ssra Auro'saa Asea' A-'"s's-
New-York tribune., 1874-07-20

a.. mlcLglL.s..... ....Zs M
vei Western are arriving lu better
11 plfD The downward eOurse o.
foI Prime AID Choice STATE Dalues
re.clol o. Liverpool sllrpess a-e
siea-.ef t0Be - uOtlcezyls a. tBe
New-York tribune., 1874-07-20
nEGILALIAINNILLBOAIS.-Ihe stlAm-

DEGULAk AISkILL BOAIS.-lh steam
Ee boar HAMPTON Capt ', -'es 'ef '' io5. 'i "9
r.t .r.-- Iar.s# Friday at o. m for llsH
Cree. Lslda1 tut intermediate points steamer ArtN .i.i
,rt.. a. E. D. This t.r 'uT 1ltstl me "ln foAi-
H u-rt fog Caro- Durham, liHln ffAli''e
M points, Through u-Ea's sold a, great e.lel Ae.
s,ARAIOGA.-DTcct route via CltZens Line
= .t,srt-t. 80 l = 30 tlr"usl %
,suar Iles.4r I-ursllg aal - Aoa.a Nrara. i.-
dr trr1r.or IcEe.s Nes-l1r N-rau-a aul lFn goo" 'O
---e Lu-- IL. az r---I- ~ w
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-02

with by superior force, in demanding the
resignation Of Governor Kellogg and
other State officials. Indeed this is
already freely spoken Of as the next step
in the rebellion in this State by those
persons in this city who are in close SYM
pathy with it, and stand ready to take an
active part when they think the time has
arrived when they can safely do SO. Of
course we do not believe that Governor
Kellogg has cause 20 apprehend any zeal
danger at this time from those who are
disposed 20 rebe! against his authority.
but We think the time has arrived when
he should asser: his authority in a man
ner calculated to crush rebellion and re.
store order in every parish in the State.
Unless this il done the rebellion will
continue 70 grow Until the danger will
not be confined {: those Republicans 1iv.
;nsin the Northern parishes Of the State.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-02
QUARANTINE
PROCLAMATION uy ruE t:ovx,,xon.
2.Acs ~ Lor:s.ANA.l

2.acs .P Lor:..ANA,l
Executive Department..
Tew Orleans June i3. 1877
Trvsgae. An see Ct the Legislature. approved
MArcA Is. 1883. entitled "Ar acs to establish guar.
anime 80: sh- protection Of :;l- State" provides
that The Governor ~ she State sha!S issue bis
proclamation. rp.a the a.~:c. o: Oh. Board Of
Heas!,. sieGarin: any place where there sls.: 3s.
reason to Se!:e.. g pestiiens. contagious u -.
sec:ious disease exists 20 be az infected place. ar:
stain: the Number cf days q: aaaiaii.ins to be
performed rs she vessels. thsir passengers. OF.
GERS ltd c:s.e. ee.:n: ftoca ssca place " places
and
Whereas. The BEARD q Nesisi, Of tie STATE o.
louisiana aas .i.is shay officially informed me shat
the sol!oaiH: named ports are infected places.
si1s All ports in tie islands g: Cuba. Porto Rico
and Jamaica. and ;h~ po,: Of Oesraraza- iE South
America. AnS has recommended :ha: g.: vessels
leaving any Of said ports cn aE,' a::.. June IS.
1855. shall be detained 81 ei.sys:.:.se station 10:
less shan te1s slayA.
Now. Therefore. Z. William r. Kellogg. eo-erno.
o. the State Of Leuisiana. issue si.s my prociama
ton. declaring the aforesaid ports infected places
ana requiring that al: vessels. together witt. Off
GERS. crews. passengers and sargoss. Leaving such
placer. Of having toncheI Gv stopped IS any OF
them. and after ss~ fifteenth Jay o: June. 1884,
oc eupJsCe Az ~ ssndtdAtaT US NOs ScSS iLHll
Ten Gays. ss :sr longer period, mag De eoassd.
eges: Necessary b: :he Boar. Of Health
t':sen under NY !an.s. AND the seal os the STATE
hereunso attached. RAJ. s.:teenth day OF June. Ii.
the gear 81 Sus Lord eighteen hundred and
seventy four. and Of the independence 81 the
Uaiied States 81. n:ne.ytghsh.
WILLIAM +. KELLOGG.
Ey tho Ge~ts.o..
WILLIAM WEEE9.
1ssisiape UY 9e.Sa. aaOS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-02
POSITION OF THE CHANGERS.

The recen: attemp: Of the Raie. 4 So
called organ Of the Grarg ers. to commit
that organization to to the support of the
Baton Rouge ticket. ncluding the plat
form, has elected from our correspondent,
''Granger." = prompt reputation of the
authority Of the publication in question
| to:speals authoritatiyely on this subject
We are glad 80 be placed in possession
0: this denial and fully believe "Granges'
speaks the nearly unanimous sentiment
Of his associates. But SO long ass. Jour-
nal with the somewhat pretensious label.
'.organ Of the Changers" attempts to
commit purely az ricuiturai movement,
IN which :nay be found men Of both
cc!ors and various shades Ct opinion. to
political doctrine ira: excludes more
shan half 9: :he people :sons nj! the
benefits o: American citizens. we shalt
frd !. necessary % prosecute inquiries
and draw differences. Were every ire.
sponsibie and injudicicus person permitted
to proclaim from time 10 time sentiments
in the name o: all whicl, are shared by :
very limited Number. =:thoI: being
checked. tie public would gradually come
to accep. the uttsyancss rs facts. The
EEsr.1,c.s, Cor instance. IS as :nucI, the
organ Of the Changers IS my other paper.
and j. ready at all times 10 promote the
good Of the order, and give expression to
all sentiments and policies within; their
legitimate functions. Eu. We wo,;ld not
tax: the liberty to imply that they FOL.
lowed rs closely IN our politics. 1t IS dit.
ferent. however. with tie l:cie and the
Eos.. .'o,.:.'s;. They ire devoted 20 sps-
c;alties. 20 the interests Q; agriculture and
can 40: espo:ss tie cause 0: either one OF
the othe: q :he political parties without
giving ca;sns- 80 their Grange: friends Of
opposite po!:,;ea: faith. 10. Instance. the
.vcreiny Star. being wei! known re-
MAI, Catholic Journal. could not. witt, any
prophet: O. regard ios tic feelings
Of its readers publish 81 article however
ably written. III fave: q Professionalism.
nor even q fso:es:a;a: sermon.
The f:ccy.as, EE:vDL;cA*. or S,!'.::;..
may. however. and they often Go. publish
valuable theological! productions without
reference 70 the denomination q the n,;.
tho.. S.i:he. o: the sas: named papers.
however. can with p.op,is.y mix up their
politics in al: snc:: manner. The Eass
is 30. p:o:es=ediy po:i,ica! paper. What
!ayos !, may have received tsoal the
G:ange.s has besa bestowed upon it in
consequence o: Its NO: being connected
with questions which axe not within the
objects 0; the Changes. When it does
SO. it should be stated to be Oh its own
se~pons;bility. otherwise the whole will
be charged NJ 90 she genera! account.
With 1he se,na:!: tina. ''G,anses'' would
probably neye. have noticed the position
the Ea;s had pa: HIN IN. unless The
E1rur.l:c.S had called attention to ;hc
case. We dismiss the subject.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-02
TEE NEW REBEIL.O.ss,

4! Jas: accounts !he sebeilioa that las
been raging in tie no: shesa parishes o:
louisiana !os some time pas. had .eachea
Conshatta. tho county seat OF che parish
Of Red River. Hence The sebe!s .nadc @
similar demand upon che parish officers
thai ~ss sesestiS made IN Lincoln and
othee parishes IL that par: Of the State.
but not meeting with the same success In
forcing tho sesignatioa of che parish
officers, She sebels proceeded 80 snake
prisoners Of them byseizins their pessons
and sonfnine Them 3n Che parish Jail
Nos gave they been Particular aos to
make prisoners Of other thar parish
officers as appears FROM the fact thae
among the p-isoneEs taken are the United
States 9ostmassp an3 deputy posto
master OF Coushattae and United
States commissioning 1t - quite
possible however, that the rebels may
not have intended, as in the case of Mro
Jewett, of Lincoln parisho who wag are
rested by the rebels and released when it
was discovered he was United States
officer, to carry their rebellion beyond
authority derived from the Static but
eeen this should be no excuse for their
high-handed conduct, and the State and
federal government should not be slow in
indicating their outraged authority and
by bringing the guilty ones to answer
speedily for their cri mes and teach them
that they can not violate the laws with i'm
punityo It will no5 do to treat the conducS
of those who Get themselves above the
Law and those who are its legal adminYse
traitors in any other light than as rebels,
and there must be no distinction between
the rebel that seeks to break down
lawful authority in a parish and the
one that aims to overthrow the
Governor of State, or perchance the
President of the United States. The
nature Of the wrong was the same, though
it is on less extended scale. The men
who demand with guns in their hands
the resignation Of parish officials success
fully would not be long, if not ipterfe1ed
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-02

Betty, the once famous juvenile wonder
of the English stage, died in London last
week. Nearly seventy years ago he was the
'Yo ung Roscius'' Of the English stage. AS
1. boy actor he was marvellous genius,
and drew greater houses than either John
Philip Kemble, Mrs. Siddons, or Edmund
Kean. London went frantic over his won.
drous performances, and every city of Great
Britain gave forth audiences TOO great for
their theatres to witness his efforts. This
lasted for several years, but the precocity
of youth exhausted his powers, and, al
Though he lived to be nearly or quite eighty
wears of age, he never essayed the stage
duriug the past three-score years.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-02
POPULAR RESPECT FOR POWER.

Fifteen yeass ago the United States ::oy.
e,n:nen. was weak. and the States were
al!-powersus. Tho protection o: tie IA.
::oaa! authority 's.s Q: 40 possible beneti:
to . man il The d::s:o:al South, while :he
!eas, breach Of State laws, especially those
in :he ;nteses! Of ii. x!aveocsacy. was
punished with til. creates: severity. Thus
j: stood un.i! tie var broke out, wLe,.
Uncle SAM bsca,:e terribly In earnest.
and scourgei the b,aggar.s tina. made the
way with SO sough hand thu: the: bow
in abjecs submission, 20 the lease Of bis
miniors. IN this State the local authority
has s.liea into :Ae contempt once enter.
tanned :os federal guile. its laws nre
frau,pied undes 600: openly every days its
officers abused, saa:treased and assassino
ased, and those who were once SO loud in
their ndyocac: q, State sights are Gore
most ;rs treating their eosass idol wi.h
sndignitgs
There IS b';: o.e remedy for this Saas
gerous abuse "a sample wilt have to be
made~s blow s:.:c: which will strike
.ersor sntc The .syo!tins element There
can be bu: one ISSUE 80 : zeal conflict be-
tweep che State and the mob With the
Union army SO a sossyge :osces Gso8ernor
Kellogg Is snvincibie. ana were be actu-
ated by the tisgilish hate and malice OF
his enemies chs prisons would ba soon
filed and the gallows trees bear plenty Of
fruis It LOOKS 8: this time as though the
alternative were presented tins 60 ruie
with the Sron hand .. war os abdfcate
the trust reposed n him by the people
We have little doubt as 80 whas VIII be
his dec2siono
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-02
THE ANNUAL REVIEW

We have read carefully the concurrent
admissions of the press that our commerce
with the West has declined, and that our
foreign imports are less than heretofore.
There are various causes assigned for this
result. 1. That our river should be sup
plemented by rail. 2. That the money
panic and overflow impaired the credit Of
the planter. 8. That the depreciation Of
State and city securities impaired the
capital resources Of our people. To our
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-02
NOTICE.

essSae ay sHe s.s9Nseogssagae ess gss
ggcessu.sI.s Savings an.i Trust Company,
Washington, % %, Suly 80, SS1:.
SasleU 70 Hee.fsg given Co s'S persons other chan
GeIostors w, Whs may have claims against the
any of its branches that they are called upon to
present the same AID to make legal proof thereof
20 the Commissioners of said company at their
office, No. 1907 Pennsylvania avenue, Washington
District of Columbia. Pass books. when properly
ad usted, will be deemed sufficient sroof Of the
balances shown to be due thereon Depositors
will therefore present their pass books to the re-
spective branches by Which they were issued as
soon as possible. thai they may be properly seSse
&aA enis eAaiaSocsdE SOHN A. J. GRESWEbLa
ROBERT PURVISr
Wiz He 81 LEOPOLD.
Ggi S1eSg Commissioners
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-02
fnlllD Drumm vs.. Charles e. Caviar. and

Philip Drumm VS.. Charles e. Caviar. and
Sne firm of Cayat 4 Luzenburg in solidO-
Sixtn Justice Court for the Parrish of Orleans,
RY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FIERI FAcrAs IN
49,; me directed by the Hon. John DAILY, Sixth
iean. " hne Peace in and for the parish Of Or.
,;i "a sne above numbered and entitled suit
hnp IvceS9 70 sell at public auction at my ware.
nOuee NO. ~ st. Andre street, on TUESDAY Sep
'e 1rr ., ie,4 ct twelve O'clock M
ONE GOLDDOUBLE CASE WATCH. M 2s AN
PaIent iever; full ieweled, NJ. J. Tobias. msker
nv LhseaPo0i, belonging to Charles E. Caylat, one Of
Seized IN the above suit.
Terms-Cash Oh the spot.
s1<' " ses WILLIAM FOLEY, Corstab,e,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-02
Bret Harte is said to be sufferer frem

Rret Harte is said to be sufferer from a
chronic complaint that is by no means un-
common. He can not keep money. He has
no bad habits, and yet money melts away
rs soon as he touches it. His work COM
mands higher price than that OF any
writer Of the day. He has received from
;Seribner's 800 page, and from the Times
$500 for stories not exceeding 5000 or 5000
words. His stories are Injuries, for they
command, even when short, eloo piece
And vet, according to the stories afioaf' the
.olamn reflection is continually forced upon
n. mind that "iu the midst CT life We are
in debt"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-02

4 friend Of the editor Ct the Shreveport
Times has recently returned from Hot
Springs ard reports that be- met there
two gentlemen from Hin ois %ho formerly
knew Governos Helloggs and both of
thens SAID the Sovernos was consume
mate rascal This Is shs hardest blow
yetn When It is known that recreation IS
a secondary consideration and that the
character o5 those who VISIT hot Springs
is not of the purest quality morally, we
must give the mercurial criticisms Of the
springs patients only due weight The
Times man probably has friend or two
in the States prison. What do they think
about the Governor?
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-02
EDUCATIONAL.
r OUIslANA STATE AGRICULTURAL
MECHANICALLY COLLEGE,

ME,CHANlOA Ill w
The repnlar session OF this institution tor lS'4-o
viii OMEN MONDAY November l6, ASA under the
direction of the following faculty.
President eX-ohlcio s;s g. ,r-
culture and the mechanic arts. u.,
MATES, as applied 10 agriculture and the mechanic
4 Professor OF Civiss Mechanical and Maritime
Engineering r;.or.+rra
Tutor in Geometricals Typographical ana Free
Hand Drawing. =, pu,osioo
An Instructor in Maritime Science and frac'ice0
to be taught in a school ship
Tutor in Telegraphy for female pupils.
Tutor in Wood Engraving for female pupiiss
Tutor in Photography for female pupils.
The appointment of professors. instructors anu anu
tutors are all vacant, and will be filled py me
Board of Control on MONDAY. the second OF no no
vember 1874. Applicants for the positions VIII me-
testimonials Of character and qualifications ana
address any inquiries to the president Of the Board
of Control of the Louisiana state Mechanical anu
Agricultural College New Orleans
BY order of the Board: 80 S
Secretary of TIE Boar OF Control of the LOUISIANA
Mechanical and Agricultural College,
sci I'm cod
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-02
O0NSTABLES' SALES.

Ene nne Nicholas MOntardier VI. r. NJ.
Weymouth-Third Justice Court for the Parish
Rf VIRTUE OLA WRIT OF FIEaI PACIAS TO
Ius.lce OF the Peace in and for the parish of Or.
WnNni.w VIII proceed to sell at public auction. on
~, ~ september "a, 1874, at twelve o'clock M
ing movable effects to wit 'So i'''"'
s Wne lot OF Shelves two large Show Casts three
Sn ss snow ases Gas Fixtures two Counters two
.ai and one Scale, all contained in the store
straat at the corner Of Magazine and jackson
Terms-Cash On the spot e''~
seiS Is s. SNAER, Constable.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-02

When Dickens had determined to write
lyles extensive studies for "The French
Revolution" he asked the latter for a few
books bearing on the subject. A few days
after the novelist was surprised to see drive
ND to his door van packed with volumes
in half dozen languages-seven or eight
hundred at least-sent to him with the
compliments of Thomas Carlyle.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-02
SUCCESSION NOTICES,

Succession % Drs Edward Amess
cECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- Of orleans, No. 81, 49, Notice is hereby gwen
TO the creditors OF shs estate and 10 all other per.
sons herein interested 80 show cause within ten
daysY from She present notification, u any they
have a. cana w:ly she account presented by the
testamentary sxecutrix Of this estate should not
be bomologatsG and approved, and ste ssa.ss dis
tribute6 in accordance tneys Titk,
" order eS She Esuss.
su25 70 seq FRANK PACE, yn.. r'e.S.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-02

A youag Shakeress, living sish Che CO.
eiety at Canterbury. New Hampshire. has
gallen heir to an income of $4,000 per year.
The Sha kers are not anxious to shake her
aow, but she will probably leave the garden
aarsn and wooden bucket communitso
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-02

orhe columns of our city papers were yes
@erday filed with annual statements.
Statements of Ku-Klux and White League
commerce, showing the number of Repub-
licans who have been murdered in this
State during the business year by Che shot
gun gentlemen, were carefully excluded.