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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-14

WILLIAM T. hELLDGG.
Governor.
An act to amsnt an act entitled an act TO
authorize the Council of the city of New
Orleans TO levy police tax: TO regulate
levies OF taXe", the proceedings of the tax
suits and the jurisdiction of the district
courts Tor the parish of Orleans in refer.
ence therets: to define and punish forgery
In certain casa. to authorize the funding
OF the lioitlg debt; to consolidate. limit
and provide for the debt of the city of
New Orlean.. principal and interest: to
authorize a tax for the support of the city
government AND to establish a fiscal
agency. defining is duties. and for the
better enforcement: of the collection OF ali
taxes, approved April 26 1872.
SECTIoH Be il enacted by the Senate
and House o. Representatives of the State
OF Louisiana III General Assembly con.
vened, That the second para graph or sub
division OF section thirteen of act No g.
approved April %, 1872, be amended and
re-enacted to read as follows: And for anv
bonds OF the city, not matured, the Council
may, by ordnance, authorize the issue of
consolidated gold bonds in exchange, pro-
vided, that IN all exchanges so authorized
the consolidated gold bonds issued in ex-
change shall be rated at par, and the bonds
taken in eXcha lge therefor hall be received
by the city at the rate of not more than
eighty cents o. the dollar
Sec. 2. Be it further enacted. etc, That
the third paragraph or subdivision of sec
ton thirteen OF said act be amended and
re-enacted 20 read as follows: For all
bonds fully na5ured and payable SO soon
as the term they are issued for shall have
expired, and which the city shall not have
available funds to pay in cash, the city may
exchange consolidated gold bonds at par
on demand of the holders of the bonds 80
matured, or the city may renew any ma
tnred bonds for g period OF twenty years
BY agreement with the holder thereof, said |
holder to retain tlo original bond, with the
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-14
The City Of New Orleans VS.. George W.
Race; Same Vs. Same

T.
1eIO 70 NINA Sheriff. of the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-14

New Orleans February -. !S...
To tis Honorable President: and Nenliers Of the
Senate:
am directed by the Honse to ask the
concurrence Of your honorable body in the
following House bill, viz:
House bill No. l76, TO enable the Few Or
leans. Mobile aud Texas Gaiiroad Com
pany. the successor Of the corporation of
that name, existing under act OF the Legis.
States to construct railroads. TO convey 70
the New Orleans and Texas Railroad Corr.
pany portion of their railroads corporate
property, rights. privileges and franchises.
and TO define the powers Of said corporation.
Very respectfully.
JOHN w. ROXBOROUGR.
Assistant Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-14


A bill regulating the fees of the district
| attorney. clerk and criminal sheriff of the
| parish Of Orleans, defining their duties, and
! repeating act No. lol of the regular session
! and act No. 40 of the extra session OF 1870
BY Mr.. Thomas:
An act to attach the parish Of Rapides to
the Seventh Judicial District.
BY Mr.. Burch:
A bill recommending code of prison re.
form and discipline for the Louisiana State
Penitentiary.
Also, an act to modify. Temporarily, the
versity.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
BY Mr.. Bovee. by unanimous consent:
10 confer certain powers upon the Roman
Catholic Church of Ascension.
The bill was read the first time.
The constitutional rule was suspended by
four.ffths vote, the bill read the second
time and referred to the Committee on
Corporations and Parochial Affairs.
ACTION ON REPORTS OF COMMITTEES LYING
OVER.
House bill No 129, an act for the relief of
John Lewis, of the city of New Orleans,
was taken up.
On motion OF Mr.. Butler, the bill was
read the second time,
Mr.. Butler moved the bill be sdopted on
second reading.
On call OF the yeas and nays the Senate
voted TO adopt the bill on second reading
by the following vote: 70 vse-r r5zr..e 4
1eas-Barber, Belden, Bovee, Butler,
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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-05-14
TDR. Il. j. OLIVEROs
DRUGGIST

Again desires to return his Grateful Thanks
to the public for the magnanimous and liberal
Support given him. BY assiduous efforts and
faithful performances of the Responsible duties
devolvins upon him as dispenser of Medicines,
he hopes ever to maintain thicr confidence and
patronage. n12-tf
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-05-14

We arc offering orr Guanos for this season ON
the following !ibcrT, terms
pNGNlX GtANO, rcrTon OF 9, ,Doo ihs s57, 80.
WILCOX, lGlBHS & CO.'S MANIPULATED
GUANo per Ton of 1000 hs, 5000
(Sl.0o per ton drayage to be added On credit
until lst November. 1874, with
Option of paying i'll MiddIirg Gotten. deliver
ed at buyers nearest depot at lac per III.
y discount of $1,000 per ton will be allowed
for CASH
Our Agents throughout the State sell at same
prices and OH same terms as ourselves.
Hand in your orders to nearest agents, at once
WILCOX, GIBBS s. co.
CHARLESTON, S. G.
fcb. D 3m
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-05-14
i RATES OF ADVERTISING.

ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted at
She rate of one dollar and half per square
for the frat insertion, and one dollar per square
for each subsequent insertion.
LIBERAL terms p,.-ae with those who desire
Go advertise for three, six ,r ,wclve months.
nGa- Marriage notices and Obituaries not
exceeding one Square, inserted free.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-05-14

hesPect1u1Iy cali the pubIlcs attenlon to their
FIRST CLASS DRUG STORE,
on Russell Street, next door to McNIaster's
Brick Building, where can be found we'll Sc
lectcd stock of Medicines, Paints, Oils,Soaps
and Fancy Toilet Articles. A kind and gencr-
GUS patronage is earnestly solicited.
DIR. J. G. WANNINIAKER & &CO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-15

nFI. o. q. F-GRAHO LODGE An A.
Ny Jaur, ed Meeting will be held THIS EVEN
lSG, a. .'clCck.
1t P.H. SWEET. CT scJ.
%COHGkEGATIOEAL CHURCH, corner g
Wy md 10 streets norihw, ct, WEDNESDAY,
EVENING, July Is, 1874. The Rev DR.. Rankin
ard trustees have kindly rendered their Lecture
Hall to Mrs. ANNA B. BOONE, who, with her two
daughters, ill give Of their Recherchs Eater-
tsiInents, readings from Sbakspe ne and other au-
thoTs, intersIersed with singing. n usic by Miss
Flora Cook. jyl4-Rs
FYOUnG MKNs' GHRTsTIAN Ass0OIA.
Corner o h and ID rtreets
Young Een - pee tally fnyitedto avail themselves
Of The privileges of the Association.
FkEE CALCULATING LIBRARY,
BEADING ROOM,
PaRLOBS AND CONVERSATION ROOMS.
Cb -, Checkers, Piano. Organ. Glasses in attn,
Gre ard krg'ish Branches.
Daily Prayer MEETINGS At l2.ls, and D. IN Sab
nsth Afternoon Bible Beading at 4 r. m. Sabbath
Evening Services in the Room at p m. jyAtr
rFPRIEOIPAL OFFIOs OF THE FREED-
ICY MEh,s SAVINGS AND TRUST OOd-
WAsHiSGToS, d. O., July Is, 1874
DO posifcrs in the above lmra res pectfuIly
r'ut sts1 10 bring send their Pass Books TO the
Cthfe q the Com psI J, No 500 Pennsylvania ave.
nu' At the earliest ~ scticable moment that thy
L ~ he verified and properly balanced,
ry order IF the Commissioners
DIS I'm G. .sTIOKNEY, Actusry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-15

The destructive fire which broke out in Chi
csgo yesterday afternoon, although not ESQ dis
a. trous sc the great coRhsgration three years
ago, Is nevertheless terrible infection, aud its
severity is increased because Of its following so
close similar calamity. Twenty blocks of
buildings were destroyed before the flames were
subdued this morning, entsi'ins q money loss Of
four TO six million dollars, and worse still there
was some loss of life and many families have
been rendered homeless. The fire got footin 2
among the frame houses, where it orr sinsted,
and IL was almost impossible by the use of water
and gunpowder to arrest its progress The dis
trict visited this time is between the lake shore
and the rivera part of the city which WAS
spared by the fire Of ISL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-15

Second Comptroller, United States Treasury.
INV Q. l-T4 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-15
" here Co AdNerfise.

THs STAR hss DOW a circulation very much
larger than that OF all the other city papers
combined, reaching every household in the
District and q vide range outside. The result
IL that TIE STAR sffords unsurpassed advan-
tages as a medium OF communication between
al classes Of the community, IN the way OF the
adjustment of demand and supply.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-15
Largest CireElatier in the District
Reading Matter on Every Page
WASHINGTON CITY;
W EDNESDAY..... 10, 1874
The Star bX Wall.

Persons leaving the city for the summer. or
Any portion OF 1t, may have TIE STAB sent to
their address for such tine a. they desire, at
the rate Of nfty cents per month. Orders, &C.
compasied by the money, should be sent to the
business Office OF the paper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-15
CordItIon of the Cotton Crop.

Tie cotton Tlanters report 90 the Department
CT Agriculture a great improvement in the coz
ditCn Of cotton since June. Though so la'e
ard TUny on the FIRST of last month, its cOndi-
tiCn averages better than in July OF last year.
Tie Per Cfntsges OF the last month have been
increased by the following figures: in Louis
lana, 4 in Arkansas, 6 i'll Florida, in South
Carolina III Mississippi, 10 in AIabama, IL
IN Georgia, = in Tennessee. and Texas, Is in
N,Tth Cs=OiiHa- Texas and North Carolina
return condition above average at 1O2. The
Ter cottage for South Carolina il -; Georgia,
81; FieridI, sG; Alabama, -; Mississippi, 81;
ICUis.aua, =, Arkansas. "a; Tennessee, %. As
compared Nth July OF last year, condition is
higher IL all states except Florida, Louisiana,
and Arkansas, though the difference
Is slight in Tennessee and Georgia, AMI
not very wide in Mississippi and Alabama.
TIE drought Of May has. been followed by fire.
quent, generally abundant, sometimes exces-
sive rains, throughout June, and thus far in
July. Nothing like long continued drought
since June LIST is reported, except in parts of
ATkansas. Cultivation is cleaner than for sew
eIsl cars, and little il any area will be aban-
doneG TO grass" The plants, on the whole,
are rather later than usual, but vigorous and
growing rapidly. Less fertilizers have been
used in the Atlantic states; none except cotton
seed are used west of Alabama. A Few reports
OF pol " CrInS are made All the caterpillar has
appeared in Louisiana and Southwes. Georgia
nm
The case OF the American, Dockray, under
sentence CT death in Cuba for violating the
rules OF war in visiting the insurgents, aud sub
seqUently returning 10 the Spanish lines, is a
peculiar one Although it is to be hoped that
something may intervene to save the lif5 OF the
unfortunate man, II i hard, indeed, to see hOH
under the circumstances the Spanish suthori-
ties can show any lenieney. DOckray went to
Cuba fIOm Florida, and on landing made his
way into the insurgent lines for what purpose
docs not appear. The mysterious part OF the
AFFAIR Is that be should have boldly returned to
the Spanish lines, when he must have been
aware that he was subiecting himself to the
Periis OF execution as a spy. Insanity has not
been suggested in connection with this act, but
it seems scarcely credible that person in his
sober senses could have been guilty of such
fOClhaTdiness, especially in view Of the rigOr
with which the Spanish authorities punish the
slightest tnfrsctiOn OF their military Tegula-
tons. The case has been the subject Of a diplo-
matte correspondence between Spain and the
L nited States, and il Is possible tCat D0ckray's
life may yet be spared. J1dging from the cir
cumstaBce-, his release or the Communication Of
has sentence cannot DC asked a. m alter of
justice from Spain. but simply as an act of
grace.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-15

"A good Advertisement insures a business con-
neetion OF ne most per manent and indepe nd
ent basis, and u In . certain sense . guarantee
t. the customer Of fair and moderate prices.
Experience has shown that the dealer whose
S-''ss have obtained public celebrity Is not
e enabled to sell, but is forced TO sell At rea-
s,laeIs rates, Apd 70 furnish . good article,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-15
PERSONAL.
MADAME FLORENCE,

MADAME FLORENCE,
l'l IHE CELEBRAIED CLAIRVOYANT,
Is in testing the past. present and future
OF y0nr life. IN causing speedy MARRIAGE bringing
the separated together, ard pointing out the sure
way OF success in lie. In mstters Of business her
advice Is invaluable. she gives universal satisfac-
non; none ever regret consulting her Satisfaction
given or no pay. Can be consulted at her PsrIors
NO ITO v street northwest. Jy7-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-15
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
JUAN BOYLE. FRANK BARNUM.
JUAN BOYLE Co.
REAL ESTATE AND NOTE BRDKERS

No. sos 18th street opposite II. 8. Treasury
FOB SALE-A handsome HOUSE on I street
No. Sl3: A new large double HOUSE, corner 2lst
and h: HOUSE No. 1910 Massachusetts avenue
HOUSE No. 226 ID street east, for sale or rent,
furnished or unfernished. A COTTAGE in vii,
lard's Row; price. $3.50. Several small HOUSES,
from $500 to $500; small cash payments We
have sew ral very fine FARMS, improved and un-
improved, on different railroads running from the
city, Tor sale al low figures or exchange for CITY
property. 10000 feet of GROUND in various Dor.
tons OF the city for sale at low figures on easy
or viii exchange for productive I'm prov cd property
furnished House for rent at sl2s per month as
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-15
rs NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS.

b. tie provisions ftne sixth section OF an act
tit ID act for the government Of the Rs,rieI II
20, ls74, me undersigned are constituted bsarl Of
6Cdr, TO examine snd audit for settlemeSt all the
Columtis and q the Beard Of Public works; aud,
IN pnTsnarce Of this duty they directed TO give
FIRST Claims sgsin,t the Board Of Public Works
Evidenced by sewer certificates.
works purporting to be evidenced and aSoertained
by certificates 81 their auditor.
Third flsims aesinst thu District OF Columbia
evidenced by certificates of its auditor and comp
Fourth. Claims existing or hereafter created for
which no evidence Of Indebtedness has been issued,
arising out on contracts, written or oral, made by
Fiith. Claims for which no evidence Of indebted.
ness has been issued, arising cut Of contracts, writ
zen or oral, mace by or on behalf of the District Of
sixth. claims for private property taken by the
BcS11 ct Public WORKS from the avenues, streets
abd alleys OF the cities Of Washington and &c erRe-
Seventh. Upsdjustei claims for damages that may
have been presented 10 the Board of Public Works
he District Of Columbia, entitled "A1 act proyid.
1g Tor me payment OF damages sustained by reason
June ~, 1874. which claims sr. to b. eIsclined
aId sudTted without regard to any examination
Eighth. Claims for amount of sewer tax or assess
me- It PAID by any person, psrrODs or corporation,
District Of Columbia, entitled IAN act creating
GIaifsge sLd sewerage sections in this cities Of
iumbis, aud pro idiDg fer the pa ment Of the con
stTUctiOn Of sewers and drains therein by assess
ments, and issuing certificates therefor, approved
June IS, ISIS.
In each case where the Indebtedness claimed to
eNirt 10 on account If services rendered material
furnisbet upon the order ~ officer of the District
OF Columbia or ofths Board Of Public Works, such
clam must be sccomhanitd by the certificate Of the
officer order inc the same.
No claim will be audited or allowed unless pre-
q ntsd Will in ninety days from the date hereof
All claims presented u1dsr his notice must be AL
dressed TO the Board Of Audit, Columbia Building,
Al street, W ashipgtCn, d. q,
R.W. TAYLER,
First Comptroller, United States Treasury.
j. d. BROpHEAD,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-15

hOSsJIH As 4 FEAUD.-Mr. Meli!l, u the
Chicago Tulane, WBO has been in Europe for
some tine. has been IN Austria iat-ly, and has
taken tie opportunity 70 look in.1 the merits Of
the cause pressed - el9qUsntlY 10y Il. KJs,uth
10 this country sCEIe twenty years IgJ, or more.
The conclusions he reaches are anything but
crect4ele. either TO the cause Or 10 cap.iYati5 2
advocate. After Fictu.inC in a graphic manner
the triumphai march OF the wonderful orator,
surrounded by - disTpated, diSsolute BODY
guard Of Young blOcis, who folio we'd him rou nd
the county In long spurTed boots, drinking
costly ohsmpagnes, eating bird suppers,
smoking fragrant Havana cigars, and smashing
hotei furniture aGd mirrors, all a. the expense
OF - DPathiziDg and dsiuded pablic," Mr..
MCClLl concludes as follows:
IEe whole thing was about the same As II
The li!sE landlords should revolt against Queen
Victoria and undertake 10 set up another dy-
nasty IL tie name OF liberty, while not a word
Vas uttered or set done TO better the condition
OF the miserable Tsckreut tenants who filled the
soil and liy ed in restitution, while the Landlords
enjoy ed the fruit or their toll and self-denial
The whole thing was the greatest imposition
aud fraud ever perpetrated upon The American
people IL the name Of liberty"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-15

ELPHONZO TOUNGs a Co, Grocers,
MASONIC TEHPLk, srH STREET,
Opposite Q. d, Patent once.
ELPBoNZO YoUsGs,l
j. y. johnson. iaf..r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-15

Late news from the lndiaa country is not of a
very encouraging character. The prospect now
Is that our troopers will have q pretty lively
time during the summer sli round the border
Few powerful chiefs, such As Lone Wolf and
Kicking Bird, both or whom experienced the
hospitality OF the Great Father in Washington
two years ago, and made solemn protestatious
pf undying friendship for the wi ties, are in re-
volt, and will give much trouble to our troop.
Few tribes as such are in open hostility, but the
detection in many OF them is serious, aud II ,
result 10 that Thousands reject thadyics of their
rhiefs and take the war path. Although many
have arrsyed themselves az sinst the whites, no
head chiefs Of note, like Spotted Tail and Red
Loud, have a. yet taken the field.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-15
BOARDING.

COUNTRY BOARD, with pleasant Roous. can
y be had a abort distance from the city, On the
Metropolitan Branch cf the Baltimore aud Ohio
railroad; station railroad very cnny euient. For
particulars address Lock Box s32, POST Office,
Washington, d. o. jyl33.s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-15
f ha~ s sEi GnP So s9n ass
FOR CASH
IN TIE FOLLOWING GOODS,
NJ A r X r 7 z RS,
No. 43s SEVENTH STREET,
Bet. ID and sts., doors above Odd Fellows Hall,

PAPER HAHGIEGs.
Fine Gilt and Silver Papers, new and stylish de-
siens; Plain Papers for paneling, with gilt rod or
finishing plain, perfect represents Of ssods and
marbles. Also, full line Of Glazed and low priced
Papers, embracing Dew shades IN brown, pearl and
brewers blue move elites in colors and patterns
PtCTURE FRAMES.-Solid Oval Engraved and
Gilt, and ell Oils, asd plain Oval Walnut and Gilt
Frames, from card 10 portrait size, with full line
OF BLK Velvet and Gilt and other styl les OF Frames
Of the latest designs.
WINDOW sHADRs-Dlferent styles, sizes and
oolorsi also, plain good hich make into Shades
PICTURE CORD AND TAsSKLs, Of different
colors, from card 20 portrait size; Picture Nails aud
Rings; Gold Plated, Stlvered and Wire Centre Pic
tuIe Cord. avery durable and superior article
ENGRAIlHGs, CHR0MOS, &C, in spprO pri ate
Frames limited selection Of choice subjects. Or
ders for EngTsvings ans Chrcmos filed. Allowing
no old stock 10 accumulate, those needing goods in
line will find the latest desigus At lowest CASH
prices. Orders for Paperhsngings, Window shades
and Picture Frames punctuslly filled and satisfac-
tion guaranteed. TENNIS CASH. je2s-Sws
CABD.-owIHG TO THE IFFEorsoF THE
" panic and the general deprecistion Of the Price
Of labor and material, together with s.sgnation IA
business, am authorized to sell goods direct from
the factory at q great discount on manufacturer
prices and parties desiring 20 purchase any kind OF
Walnut Eurnit ure for CASH can save from 5 10 ~
per cent. BY ordering OF direct from the factory
j. W. McKHIGHT CO.,
iH-lm No. 1927 Penn. ave ,washiaston, d. o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-15

IRE Ross abduction case continues to absorb
good deal OF public attention. A correspond
exec IL SUI kept up through the advertising
columns Of the LsTgsr between the kidnappers
and the father OF the child and meanwhile the
detectives come in for a good share Of abuse
for not bringing the child ste2lers 70 Justice
Tie last advertisement under the head Of "Per-
son2l' IN the Ledssr relative TO the abduction
l. evidently from the kidnappsrs, as il is al
dresstc 10 the father OF the child. IL was evil
IDENTIFY printed a. written, and is a. follows:
"kOs--Came too late for Evening Star. 1t is
reoy NOu have nv word for It."
correspondent OF q New York paper offers
To give one hundred dollars towards a fund 20
secure The arrest and conviction OF the guilty
parties. The case Is certainly a most remark
able one, and the circumstances almost chal
iense belief. Were II not that the father OF the
child l. reputed 20 be gentleman OF respecta-
biilty and integrity, one would be justified in
believing that the whole affair was a scheme 70
work uron the sympsthies OF the public, and in
detective PaTiABce 10 "raise a stake"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-15

'hkscH sAspr fEkscn CANDY
The special attention q the public ana de.la-,
generally is called 70 the fact that the undersirned
is constantly manufacturing and always h.s on bsd
most ykrfsd and select stock OF the Finest PIJRI
FhkNOH OAtDIks Manufactured on tho Prem
isesl, fhUIIs, NUTS, etc, which ne Il dispssfns
retail. A. (ayAGNa n al so~
sSs fenneylvanie avenue northwest.
uAr9om Under National Hotel,