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Frosa II. dikaa, President FIRST Nation.
al Bank, Cltcago.

Frosa II Aikea, President FIRST Nation.
al Baak, CAtcagp,
II y Of The first importance that the
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TEN ceuTaey-dispatcis A good hnsi.
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! believe your ~ ~ # commercial
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THE YOUNG SURVEYOR"
Slight Cousins,

bs j. I. Tfesbrldse, author Of Tie Jack
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"A Farmer Vacation in Europe, =

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From H Hiram Price

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Life Insurance Company
has loaned upon improved real estate To Iowa
Nearly Che Million of Dollars.

aud continues 10 lend It's funds 10 prompt.
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u may not BE- generally knosn that. for
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received the most liberal patronage that has
been extended to any life Company tn this
State. This, however. is not 10 lie wondered
st. when we consider that
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French Literature and Partisan
Life.
THE MYSTERIOUS ISLAND;

~ Albert Rhodes. with illustrations by
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catalogues mailed. Great inducemen 10
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YOUNG MEN

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ST. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

The prospectus of the second volGme
shows that there i 10 be no falling OF. but
an increase in lis literary aud pictorial at
fractions. Among other attractive features
are TWO SPLENDID SERIAL STORIES,
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american Life 4 Scenery

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1st, II is q member Of The Information
al Business College Association, and its
Scholarships are good in all the Colleges
of the Association.
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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-06-14
Negroes Rob a Store.
Did the Police Wink at it (!

Yesterday afternoon three of the enfran
chised, anticipating the enjoyment Of nm
limited privileges to be conferred upon them
by the Civil Rights bill now before the
Senate, entered the tailor store of Mr.. Chas
keeft, at 500 Camp street, and demanded
to examine. some clothing for purchase.
While Mr. Keefe was engaged in procnr-
ing the goods called for, one Of the darkics
took down from it's place on the wall pair
OF newly pressed pants, belonging to Gus
toner Of the establishment, and slowed it
away in csrpet-bag brought by the party.
Mr.. Keefe noticed the absence Of the pants,
and Immediately charged them with the
theft thereof
Thereupon ensled a desperate fight in
which N: keete was brutality assaulted by
the three men, who, however, thought better
Of the matter and fed up Magazine street,
NJ. keefe in hot pursuit. The police were
not to be found, but finally PIT in an APP
Of his grievances. An urchin happening to
come along at the time notified Mr. r. and
the officer that the three negroes had en-
tered car then approaching.
MIR. 4. jumped into the same, assaulted the
men, drew the pants in question from the
carpet bag. and recognized them as his prop
erty. The negroes tled the officer after
them. Mr. keefe returned TO his store
when. after n few moments. three police Of
ticers returned to the store in company with
n captain, and taking the pants, attempted
to walk away, when they were met by Mr..
Keete; who resisted them. The Captain took
keete by the throat, when a struggle oc-
CURED. After a severe tussle. the Captain
ent-off with his men, How long will our
people endure these Outrages
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s. s71 25 at So IS bbl and As. Y and 200 on pri-
vate terms and 2OOO bbls taken for Cuba on private

s. s7h, 25 at So rs bb and As Y and 200 on prf-
waite TERMS and 2OO0 bbs taken for Cuba on private
terms.
COIN MEA'- In demand and firm. Some 20O bbls
sold on the nding at So IS bh while so. 100 and
under INIT for higher Prices: An offer OF 50 70 .
Dbl was refused for lot Of loo bbls to arrive.
POhK-Is dull. though the stock on hand is small.
Original is held at S1s IS p Dbl. and is retail
ing at 5000 IS Dbl. lot of so bbls even weight.
repacked, sold at sls so p bbl
DRY SALT MEAT-A lot of ~ casks shoulders sold
at &c p ID. The supply eht bat there ia very little
demand. Shoulders may be quoted at &c D 10 Deal
retailing shoulders at TIC; clear rib sides
94c; clear sides l0c q tb.
BACON-The market continues very dull AMI more
depre. sed though the stock hand is small Shout
ders offering It 7lsc: clear rib sides 04c; clear
sides 1850 q TO- but the demand is ONLY in jobbing
way. % casks clear sides sol on privare trims. do
at or, cas- clear rib sides at l0i4c and casks
shou Iders at 71ac 2 is.
BREAKFAST BACON-In supply and dull at lie
HaMs-Good supply and fair demand at l2h@14c
p ID. aSin brand.
LsRD-s arce and "a &c firmer; $50 tierces re-
held at l4lsc TO arrive. and l2l4c on the spot Keg
commands 1850 q b.
COW rEAS-Are sca~ca, in active demand and higher.
All kinds selling rapidly on orders at So 1904 p
WHEAT IN BULK-Prices are lower. A lot on the
spot is offering, with export freight engaged. at 81
D bushe 1t ia Offering to arrive, at 81 30 D bushel
CORN IN sULK-Is quoted at &c q bushel.
atho gh there il none "n hand at present. II
WITS >Y-Du,l at ?9c for Louisiana recthed, and
II OF for choice Cincinnati. he stock la d Of
Western rectted is small. lot of 25 bbls. choice
Cincinnati sold on the landing at 81 SO q ga lon.
ORN IN SACKS-Is in moderate supply and quiet.
The saes comprise 1885 sacks, Of which 800 yellow
mixed at Soc 400 white Mixed in burlaps, at 9Oc
whit mi ed at 92c: $50 do at 94c; loo and $50 white
at CSC p bus el.
ATS-Are in good supply and fair demand. at pre-
vious pric The sales comprise 400 and 1900 sacks
at SIC, and 800 at SOC 2 bushel.
- in ia nd a
ycste days prices: and 200 sacks sold at 971ac y
100 tb.
H,Y-No on the landing yesterday. Prime sold
at S25Gd26 q ton.
BUTTER-Is in good supply and dull. Choice West
is quoted It 25d27c; inferior, lS@25c choice
Goshen, 356 SIC 2 tb.
COFFEE-The demand for job lots is good and
prices frmer. Dealers stock 5000 bags. We quote
cargo lots Ordinary at 17a@lsc gold; fair 1871 @20c:
good 2Osi@21c; prime 2lla@22c p fb. Job lots are
selling at 18sc for ordnary, 2c for fair, 2lc for
good and 22c p b for prime.
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drowning by Proxy.

Mr.. Groeler-I am fully aware of the fac
that it ia bad policy to interfere in family
quarruas, fard my excuse for doing so on this
occasion, sis an ungovernable penchant for
taking sides with the nnder dog in fight
My object in this seeming interference in
the quarrel how existing in the Republican
happy family, is to give publicity to the
fact that the result az the late election for
members of the Republican Parish Execv-
tive Committee has not given very general
satisfaction. and, l learn frem Republicans
sources, that it is strongly suspected by some
Of the faithful. that tie result was greatly
in4aAnced by bribery aud corruption. That
1t Ia the belief OF come that the names of
majority Of the committee can be found on
the rolls ct the Department Of Public I'm
provements either rs employees or hahdy-
men, and thai this accounts ter the Ad-
administrator receiving the votes Of twenty
seven Of the thirty four members for PEE
siding officer. This is a growl 10y proxy.
..-s ~ OBSERVER
Proxy seems to know considerable of the
inside workings Of the faithful. Mr. Lewis
has invited us to inspect his pay rolls, and
we intend to avail ourselves of the op3or-
tunity.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-06-14
The Courts.


JOHN +. SPEAKING vs. MRS. MARY SPEAR
ING. EFT AL
Appeal from the Sixth District Court Tor the parish
OF Orleans Mr.. Justice WHY rendered the opinion
Of the court. The plaintiff Sues the defendants his
mother and brother for settlement Of the partnership
of Soearing & Co. The defendants excepted 20 the
action the ground that plaintiff ma never been q
me bar Of that partnership. The exception was
overrnled and the submitted to jury on its
merits, and the result verdict for small amount
in favor If the paintiff. Judgmen was accordingly
rendered. an defendants appeal.
partnership arises alone from q contract. The
evidence il the record satisfies tina. such cont act
never existed. Plaintiff was not the partner Of de-
PENDANTS, and has right to brig this suit.
It H. therefore, ordered that the judgment herein
be annnled ana it is ordered that there be Judgment
rejecting plaiRtiff's demand, with costs.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-06-14
Norto1 Called to Account.
He Shows Fight.

In the United States District Court yes
terday was taken the following rule in the
case of the heirs of Jacob Barker, bank.
rupt, VS.. Z. E. Norton, Assignee in Bank
ruptcy, by the attorneys for the plaintiffs.
"0n motion of H. r. Kelly, Labatt and
ArOni on suggesting to the court that final
decree has been herein rendered, ordering
and commanding the assignee, f. E. Norton,
to pay your appearers the amount Of the
claim of $500 with 5 Der cent interest from
the 25th Of November, 1862 till paid, with
costs 500 20, and on suggesting that
the decree and proper demand has
been made on said E. E. Norton,
assignee, to pay the same, and he refuses
and neglects 50 to do, and is in contempt Of
the authority Of this court as an officer
thereof under virtue Of section eighteen of
the bankrupt law, and is in disobedience to
it's orders, it is ordered that Z. f. Norton,
assignee, show cause on Wednesday, at IL
o'clock, A. NJ, June II, 1874, why he should
not forthwith obey said decree and pay the
amount thereof; or, in default, why he
should not be punished for contempt and be
imprisoned until he does comply herewith
In this case a judgment was first Oh
tanned from Durell in favor of the heirs,
without privileges. Subsequently Woods
gave a Judgment in their favor, over all
other creditors, for about $4,000.
What Norton Says.
He declares that all this DOGS not meet
his views Of the ease at all that he has
already declared two dividends to the
aud that if this Judgment together
with another one rendered some time ago is
it will consume the whole estate
Of the bankrupt in question, filling the
pockets of the heirs, whom he claims he
does not believe really have any right to
the money, and will leave all the creditors
ont in the cold.
To this Norton says he does not mean to
yield if he can possibly help it, and declares
his firm intention to carry the matter to the
Supreme Conrt of the United States if
practicable. Those are the two sides Of the
question. We will watch the contest with
pterest.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-06-14
Kellogg the Tiinid.
"The Wicked Fleeth when no
Man Pursueth."

Kellogg left for Washington last evening.
The announcement is made not by any
means as a personal notice of Bills depart
IRE, but simply by way Of introduction OF
what is to follow.
The sudden "getting" of William has
excited considerable speculation in this
community based entirely on curiosity as to
what he went for.
1t may not be generally known, but it is
nevertheless asserted as a fact, that all the
United States troops now in the State have
been ordered away, ami will leave in short
time, and those that are to take their place
will not arrive for at least three months
from the departure of the present force.
Kellogg considers that this period is quite
long enough for the people Of this State to
Set Matters Rib
ard consequently he trembles, and his
mission to Washington, it is asserted, is to
Law before the powers that be the desperate
character of this much enduring people and
to
for arrangements that will give him the
protection Of the United States bayOnets.
Kellogg knows his deserts and fears that he
will get them.
He was accompanied by Tom Anderson,
the political weathercOck, who turns as the
money goes, as a kind Of figure head in
tended to give an appearance of respecta-
bllty to the mission, and Packard, whose
duty is said to be the urging of the dire
necessity Of Government bayonets and ca::-
non to keep the
Very Belltgerent
people Of this State in order.
When it is remembered that something
less than year ago William the veracious
stated that the army of this Great Republic
was not necessary to keep him in position
the alleged cause of his crit from among the
faithful, who do here abide and flourish. to
the locker on to say the least appears very
cartons