New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-21
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eAOO0 IN cash and has since given ~ Tue
rrecut;ve board Of the Grange d Hto ann
frnst m two farms. said to be worth slo,ovv'
and executed q bond of personal secuS ;
which has been accepted by me ooa hv
has agreed to pay the wnoAo ""'
"e nu;.enberry's friends do not believe ne
;,tsnded IN defraud the grange. out thinA
10 s;mnlv acted injudiciOusly IN using ~
r.,S. L. idea two farms he has nero OF
:i.nr"roh hired cattle worth over $@V'VoV:
ia T. Z not believed there is any danger Oh
the grange losing any thing.
s,....chusetts Politics-The Navy Yard
pos,ox November 2O.-The Labor Coun'
81 committee on the navy yard has re-
,,orted that it has proof that 1O men were
hired during the two weeks preceding 'ns
election, most of whom were dischaiesu
after the election; that the recommends.
tions for hiring these men were s.snst .,' uy
Conoress;onal Candidate GOOch, and that
the sdditional force had little OF anything
IN do during their term OF service. Inc
counc;, recommended that this statement
No submitted through the Representatives,
in Congress Of the State OF Massachusetts
to the Senate and House to appoint spe
cial committee to inquire into these ailegeo
corrnp. and dsgracetnl prachces.
Prominent Republicans in TINS H Stase n Tse
anrOt mn a
nreamble to the constitution recites that Inc
fnemhers. dissatisfied with the corruption
which now prevails in politics, and con.
v;ncsd that this disaffectiOn Ia not confined
,n anv nolitical party or section OF society,"
hut r. shared by all honest men allKe'
agrees to form an association IN tne hoHG
that thereby q better understandlne WIZ
be promoted among men VINO hoia tnI;o
opinions, and that an interest IN AZ puuhh ,,
l. <nd QmOnO those WHO
nov stand alo0f through apathy anu
disgust. In 90 doing we give no piedge'
nor do we abandon the organization co
which we now belong. p
The officers Of the club are Hon. =. IL;
Hoar. president; Henry l.. Pierce, LEONARD
19lvev. John @ Adams and William T.. fer
kins, vice presidents.
Arkansas Affairs.
vrue Rock. November 20.-Smith is
.t;ll hid. Peace and quiet pervades the
city. Ne arrests.
In the House motion was carried that q
committee inquire into the CONDITION Vi tne
Memphis and Little Rock railroad.
Hon. Milton Sayler, of the congressman
Icvestjgating Committee arrived to-day.
Departure Of knights Templar.
c.Ypo. November 2O.-The several steam
ezra chartered by the knights Templsr tor
The New Orleans excursion are now an.
nonnced TO leave here November 70, instead
of the twenty sixth, on account OF low
water.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
ONCE Chief Signal officer, I
Washington, November 70. 1874. 4:3' r. NJ
For tho South Atlantic ard Gulf States. clear
or fair weather will prevail. with wes.eIly VI
southerly winds. light riss OF Temperature Hno
alOwly rising barometer.
River and Marine News.
SOUTHWEST PASS, November TO- r M;-Barometer
70 Wind west, light. Arrived-Bark Shatennc,
W;,,;.ra mater. two and a half DAYS from Ha-
vans in ballast to master arn New New YORK to
Hareshide & Cameron; British steamship Ance at
"A. M. Ella, master from Liverpool to Ocean. 70.
reca 4 Co. Sailed-Brigs NeuvO SABINE and NeuVo
COpernico and bark Vale. -,
PAssAIOrrKk, November 20. 6P. M-Wea!her
calm. No arrivals sailed-stesmship tTacls s np
val. for Psscagoula. M r.., ~
VICksEuKG November 2o-Passed up-gta6, at
6P NJ, DOWN.. X. Lee. at p. N. Arrived-Cap'
itsi City, at 9 A. N. River fell three inches.
weather clear and cool.
MEMPHIS. November 2o.The river rose nve
Vile from White river Departed-City OF Helena
for Vcksburg
Ctsc,ssArr. November 2O.-River three feet ten
inches and rising. Weather cloudy aud colder.
PIrrsBTKs, November 2O.-River three feet four
inches and rising. A slight rain with some snow
he. day Weather cloudy and cold.
EVANSVILLE, November 2o.-Weather cloudy and
cold Rain last night River rising with two feet
on the gauge.
IouIsyILLR November 20.-River stationary;
twenty six inches in the canal Weather clear ana
cold.
CAIRO, November 2O-Arrived-City of Nicks.
burg from ST. Louis, ut p M. No departures
River six feet two inches and rising Weather
clear mercury 32o.
Nxv York. November 2O.-The following is the
comparative cotton statement for the week ending
to-day: ,,