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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-05-05

BRIEF MENTIoN.-A prettily printed card
invites lis to attend the annual basket pic
mic given by the teachers and pupils of the
st. Andrew School, on the Fair Grounds,
on the seventh instant.
One more invitation from the CarrOllton
fremen for next Saturday.
Calaboosed twice in one day, and that on
Sunday, entities John Meyers to the horns.
He first sailed into Mr.. Rogers, on ITALIA,
near Baronne street, fer which he was i'm
prlsoned, but was soon released on bail.
After that he hunted up Mrs. Rogers and
attempted to demolish her, for which he
was returned to close quarters.
There is complaint made about BarOnne
street, next to Canal. In consideration
that the railroad company has the almost
entire use of that locality, it once agreed to
keep the place in good order. That promise
has not been we'll kept.
The Republicans in the rear OF the second
ward held q lively meeting last Saturday
evening at Morton's Hall on Magnolia, near
EuphrOsine street, for the purpose of or
ganizng a sub-club, to be designated as the
Glaudin Guards. in honor of G. +. Glaudin,
their State Senator. Mr.. A. 81. Mason was
elected president, and Mr.. George d. Ged-
des secretary, by acclamation. After pass
ing resolutions Of support of c. F. Glaudin
and the Republican party. the meeting ad.
iourned.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-05-05

j. l.. Kennedy vs.. Barge Laura l..
TN THR UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
Il for the District of Louisiana. No. 10S1z-By
virtue of an order of court to me directed in the
highest bidder, on TUESDAY, May S, 1874, ut
twelve O'Clock M, at the main entrance of the
Customhouse on Canal street. In this city, the fol-
lowing described property. to wit
BARGE LArRA L., her tacAlo apparel, etc.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
United states Marshars Office New Orleans,
April %, 1874.
8. B. PACKARD,
ap24 % my25 United States Marshal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-05-05

Ap,,p or RrpcIARs PockErEp-Ohcer
pa,,i.,, Eino,e n Perfect Brick.-An un-
."n'mon number of burglaries in the Fourth
D;s,-;ct racantIv has mt the police, in all it's
branches. on its metal, bat it remained for a
Pa a Ti, w rbosa r;abtfv heat takes
Un 1Se c 1 If First and Laurel streets,
" lno -. n,oIook Snndav morning noticed
aoouI In; ;t o N front ~ Mrs. Patterson's
a aah ,' residence, and seemingly in com.
pin suvH.e With some one in the yard.
I Ranhsn inmned at the conclusion that
hnra,ars wara about. and that his man was
one He advanced toward the stranger.
NAV tha faliow signaled to his partner
wnen .no loia'S S.nrar and tbe inside man
t tnat mere CIV was uank0'' "AN WV ~
'uT Inst then E,more called for a halt, but
=, u 81 ba raon;red Vas a pistol shot, and
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-05-05

The Temperature.
Mr Louis Frigeri0, No. 50 Charities street
reports the weather for tae past two
days as follows s,
May 3...... ~ 90
NAV 4, "a IS 20
Lowest point during the night Of May
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-05-05
CORRESPONDENT LIFTS UP HIS VOICE.

CORRESPONDENT LIFTS UP bis VOICE.
Read the following plant:
DEAR LocAL-TO my surprise ascertain
that there is no person at the Second Street
Market whose special duty it is to inspect
merch andise offered. for sale there. have
several times purchased meat s "a at Una 1na'
was unfit to eat. Is this the boasted SAM
tary measure advocated by the Administra-
tor of Commerce, for the benefit Of the anti
free market monopoly, foisted upon US by
the last Legislaturei If the city govern
ment permits this state of things, Mr.. Ray
mond for his interest must stop it, as mutt
terinss loud and deep are heard concerning
the quality of meat sold at his market.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-05-05
By G. 4. Girardey.
FURNITURE. FURNITURE.

FURNITURE. FURNITURE.
SUCCESSION OF GEORGE zICKENDRATH.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. SO 983.
DY C. e. GIRARDEY, AuCTIONERR-
ID Office No. 81 Camp street.-TUESDAY, May
H. 1874 at 1890 A. NJ will be sold at public auction
on the premises, No. ST. Bagatelle (nOw BOurbonl
street. by order OF the Hon. A. L. TssOt, judge OF
the Second District Court for the parish Of Or
rleans dated April %. 1871
THE CONTENTS OF SAID HOUSE. consisting Of
Beds Bedding. Chairs, Washstands, etc.
Terms-Cash on the spot. ap3O my5 u
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-05-05

Notice-Louisiana Ockey Ciub.-The mena-
bers OF the Louis Jockey Club are hereby neti-
fed that. in conformity with article seven OF the
charter an election for twenty. one Directors, to
eerve TOR one year will be held at the Club House.
Oh the SECOND MONDAY OF MAY (eleventhl NEXT,
between the hours of 3 P. NJ and P NJ. No transfer
of stock will be made after Thursday the thirtieth
day OF April, 1874, until after tire election.
nayl 10 JOSEPH P HORNOR. Secretary.
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THE RIVERS.
Above low

The river here is one foot seven inches
below high water mark of 1871.
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Office New Orleans, jackson and Great
Northern Railroad New Orleans. May l, ls74.-At a
meeting of the Board of Directors Of this com
pany held this day, the following Officers we're
elected for the ensuing year:
President-HENRY 5. MCCOMB.
Vice Presidents. H. EDGAR.
Secretary and Treasurer-R. s. CHARLES.
nsy2 st Z. 5. CHARLES. Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-05-05

GREAT JACKSON ROUTE.
Trains depart and arrive as follows from depot
head OF Elysian Fields street:
DEPART. ARRIVE.
Mail 49,. .......4 P. NJ Mail. 80. ......1O P. NJ.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars through to St.
Louis, Chicago and Louisville.
Only one change Of sleeping cars to Eastern
cities.
Camp street. corner of Common.
A. D. SHELDON Agent.
jal2ly L. D. FROST General Manager.
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RAILROADS.

RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS
MOBILE RAILROAD.
Passenger Depot Foot of Canal Street.
On and after April %, 1874 trains will run a.
follows:
Leave New Orleans daily at 8 AM.
Trains arrive at P. NJ.
This is the shortest and most reliable route to
New York and all Northeastern pOints- 1t is the
Ouly line running Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars
to Louisville, st. Lonis and Charlotte without
change.
TAKE THE MOBILE LINE.
For tickets and information apply at ONCE cor
TEL or Ut the depot.
General Ticket Agent
S.H SCRANTON.
de25 General Superintendent.
T OUISVlLLE, NASHVILLE AND
GREAT SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
Take this Route if you wish to save time and
transfers With double daily trains from New
Orleans to New York, and but one change.
n. SMITH,
General Southern Passenger Agent,
APPS I'm corner Camp and Common streets.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

New Orleans, May 4. 1S74.-Ali powers Of
attorney heretofore given by me are hereby re-
voked and Cancelled.
III. III. STANLEI.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-05-05

Creditors of the First National Bank OF
New Demonstrations Of this bank are respect.
fully notified that the checks for dividend of
THIRTY PER CENT now ready for delivery
from and after May 5, 1874 to parties entitled OF
their duly authorized attorneys in fact, upon pre-
sentation of receivers certificate and signing
proper receipt.
my56t g. CASE, Re0sver.
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SOUTH.


Aue8fo ana his wife were Killed by
sln.ng in La Iourche Parish, Louisiana,
T,''N'
t"o Speclal committee OF lnvestlgR-
-a appointed to visit Arkansas Judge Po-
1I CHAIRMAN Vaa'rInan' are expected to leave Little
"y.1 'il7 month
lie corn crop IN southern Georgia IS
ivy" lH'uo, ana the yield will be abundant.
aus ,''''saht we, weather has materially IN
-s'c''ton IN many of the lower counties.
John B. Bruno, twelve years old,
hinged himself at hjs fathers bonse in Uar
'a county kyo last week. His father had
'u'Vu 10 buy hImanew saddle
AZ Befea, Ky, last Monday, n man
l'nsd James Walkhean shot and fatally
rounded Miss Margaret Painter The cause
ole thousand men are at work on the
,ncnna'i Southern in Scott county, Ky, and
a' 'orce is Increasing as rapidly IA possible,
"econtaators employing white laborcrs al
l'' exclusively
Analligator weighino 25O nonnds and
nasnring niue and a-ba,f fect in lo,cth was
anght near Marion conrt.horso & r last
,',A ltwa, shipped to the geological gar.
'I at raUmout park. Philadelphia.
" Grab Orchard, Ky, last Saturday,
10Y cut man in the wrist from which he
~1 Soonaftor It seems tho boy was selling
N'Cs and the man grabbed at the baske
'pen the hoy struck at him with the mlfr
"''ring an artery.
About tbir,r 1,,,;,,, o.,.,,,o11 y
"'Ds rancho fifteen miles from Jacks
.0 VII" leAaS' last week, After a severe hgh
,. ~D a''een whites, the Indians fled, takint
n,, "or'eS' John Heath, white, wa
Daulel Matheney was shot in his owl
,uo at Ilarrodsburg, Ky., last week. b
'Nles Stoughton. It is alleged that erin
u Intimacy existed between HIS wife an
1Vheney which the latter admitted, an
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WEST.

aldsmith Maids best time at East
sr,v was 2.l6-the fastest trotting time on
aod. m
pe g drive" of Texas cattle through
,,,.,s tnIs season is estimated at 1861
passengers from the west report the
,.,.rr botween Laramie and Cheyenne coy
3rith gra-shoppers, which were moving
mHard
The Pullman Car Works at Detroit
r At wesent engaged upon an order from
A, Austrian government for palace cars.
The grosshopper destruction affects
liant ono.tenth part of Minnesota and one
ar,epnth Of the population. Crops outside
Ami, area promise abundance.
Lake Winnebago stopped the fire at
algo.b Wis last week. Six hundred build
,evoro burned. and 5000 opcople made home
!. Loss $1,000 GOO. Insurance, 5lGO 600.
Gen. Sheridan has forwarded through
gsr sherman request to be allowed to use
asGh cavalry for offensive operations against
ts Indians. and advocating generally an Of
h.yc policy as more effective and more
Raomical than a defensive ono.
Alta meeting recently held in Chica.
md the general ruperintcndents and general
hg,b. agents Of all the railroads leading tJ
lbsoa.hwest it was decided not to pool the
auDgs but to advance the present freight
ae. to southwestern points, ten per cent
lorposioon between the companies is now
vsted and high rates can be obtained.
Tie following are the amounts of in
nanco on the property destroyed in the
pea. Gro at Oshkosh, Wis, as given by th,
lasron. agencies: In Wisconsin companies
@60O in other companies, mostly eastern
g&!g50 Tho aggregate loss is now given al
;y00OD in round numbers The number o
h.ne-- houses destroyed was about 100, ant
( d dp.dynces, 500.
Gel. Pope has written a letter to the
,ncuorof Kansas, showing that the wnolt
frontier of Kansas il lined with troops and i
Hu. impossible that the Indians can do an!
4nlge Gen Pore says in relation to III,
al1g firms at Dodge City, who, in violation
/" o. ! .u 1 e.. a.
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Mr.. N. b. MARI. formerly ir5o. % .,. .....,
Of appeals. JUDGE Mari il no .,,,,r,,'..'.s
Mrs. Tilton and has hoor Nav l.n.l.,,.I,
innate friend for mory yc,r, ''
The effect If tbo ro5rot;on - A..
rates on package cpyeIoro. from, tam g., 80
cents, il shown in I'M. i,.ros 49, w. a III
were I3s. slj 500 slammed crvcr,na. ..,.l ~
the postollice departmanf tIr,,oL a., .,.,.,
masters. am increase oyo,. fin, ,,ro,o3i,,, ,.,...
OF about COCOON.
Treasurer Simmer hoe ,I,-,,t,,,,.,..
fando, bi, ,o.i,,,',,,'.. '''''N' W
ing the management of ,bo trro,n ,,,.1a, i''
charge are not approyco ry tbo.o Li,h,. -.
authority. Gen. simmer 5,s,,r',aat;.,
grows ont Of a cona,ct lot,oon ,.ir,..,r ava,
other prominent officer. NJ ,,o ,roo-r,,. .'' ''',
reference TO the apnoint,oont - ,lo,I.. ~,
own bureau
The snsnoneior of +bo r,o,.7,.,,,,,..--..
ir,,y y,ft,,tf,,, ,u,i.,--.. ''''
LOT industrious coorod persons, is the chief
subject OF conversation among them Three
ue"Uls nave resulted indirectly from the sus-
pension, the victims being women who went
lh'o "iId state OF imbecillly and collapse at
IAe loss OF Their savings.
The hand ball match for one thou
sand dollars and the championship Of Amer
lea, between James OBnen and James Far
ron, of Chicago, and James Dunn and James
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MISCELLANEOUS.

TT + Jewett has been elected pres
,,ont Of Erie vice Watson, resigned
McGrath, the owner of Tom BOWL
s.on, Aha horse will never be able to ap-
near on the track again, ,ao
yice.Pfesident Wilson says ne nas ..'D. 81
mu,h improved in health that il congress were
to m assemble tomorrow he would be Pgepa.o% nn ot
10 10 resume res his position as presiding oin''' 0'
the senate. ,...Io5 tba
The attorney general has directed 'aI0, 'ne
,,,i,aI States attorney for the western diS'ric.
=, olSc Nav York to take an appeal in tho case Oh
,no NJ" Nav York Central and Hudson river , ran,
rond company against United s'''0' i'
Revenue Collector Briley ..o.;or oI
The question of a legal Separa.lGn ' Ss"da o, .,
u, and Mrs Tilton is now in the na"u' "
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A Small Line of Samples.

A member of the Saginaw county bar
was recently in one of our thriving in
terror towns on professional business.
In the Office of the hotel he was ac-
costed by very agreeable gentleman,
evidently of the genus drummer, who
wanted to know where he was from. "
The legal gentleman not exactly relish
ing the strangers familiarity, answered
shortly, "From Detroit" The next
question was, "For what house are YOU
travelling" "For my own" " You
are May l ask your name?' " You
may" Pause-enioyable to the law,
yer, embarrassing to the other. "Weli
desperately, what is your name ?,
"Jones. "What line are you in ?.
"I don't understand you, sir" "What
are you selling?' Gmpatiently)
"Brains (cooly). The drummer saw
his opportunity, and looking at the 9th
er from head to foot, he said slowly
"Well, you appear to carry dc
small line of samples" Blackstone
says be owes that drummer one.-De
/ trOH Journal of Commerce.
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rEVS OF TIE WEEK
EAST.

Mr.. swyer, who killed her three
..,,.o in Brooklyn few weeks ago, has been
~at,l tothe Poughkeeprio asylum.
n ,be Wehawken fire the total num-
h,rrols Of oils burned was $4,000 and
al. .el0OO barrels OF naptha. Watson, the
ggpopel Of the Erie company estimates
1stro millions will cover the total loss.
rbo following is the official decision
,,,s ipdgeI in tho college RegettN at Sara
y, on rbo 18th. Columbia l, Wesleyan 2,
m,,,33 williams 4, Camell 5, Dartmouth
p5pr.ton and Printy doubtful Yale 8,
-,,. ,re yari1u, claims Of fouls, and the
y, NAV have to be sailed over.
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THE Virginia City Enterprise says !:
" As the 9 o'clock train left town last
night, the inevitable last man made
his appearance at the corner of Union
and 6. streets. He had no more than
marked the train moving away, and got
his mouth into swearing shape, before
both heels few, and he took seat upon
the cold, cold ground, with such en-
phasis that his plug hat bounded sew
eral feet in the air. In trying to save
his hat his valise escaped, aud went
shooting down the steep cross-street.
He sat a moment and gazed at the re-
treating train, the last car of which was
Just crossing the lower part OF the street
in which he was seated, when he made
q few profane remarks, which may bt
thus represented '!-!-!-!--l-!--!-
but nothing that could be called gooc
SQUARE Washoe swearing, until he go
up and began cleaning his overcoa.
pocket of pieces of broken bottles anc
whisky. soaked tobacco and other debris
It was then that he got down to hi
work.
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FOREIGN.

Sn0 republicans have defeated the
nj NV IN an engagement near Bilboa
49, 'u' lamishing drought in India has
n 'OlloWed by disastrous rains.
DOcKory has been condemned ia
y" Havana, with a hope of pardon.
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EDMUND LEWIS, of Michigan, passed
from comfortable circumstances, and a
large and happy family, to eternity, the
other day, through the medium OF Paris
green. administered by himself. Peter
White, of the same state, did similarly.
The question now begins to arise, which
is most destructive to the farmers,
Paris green or potato bugs1
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brains were scattered around. The coro-
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brains were scattered around. The coro-
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body.
LONDON, Ont, Aug. 24.-On Saturday
night Jenkins W. Nesbett, his nephew and
Miss Eliza TAFT, his sister.in law, while at.
tempting to ford the river near Beecher
Island, were drowned.
QUEEN SOUND, Can, Aug. 24-The
propeller city OF London, plying between
Chicago and Collingwood. was burned
Thursday night while lying in the dock at
Collins's Inlet. A deck hand named Camp
bell perished, but the passengers escaped,
though losing all their personal effects
New YORK, Aug. 24-Glendenning, the
Jersey City pastor, who left there about
the time of Mary Pomeroy's funeral re-
turned Saturday night and, it is under
stood, announces his attention to meet all
the charges against him.
EVANSVILLE, Ind. Aug 2l.-The tow
boat Duvall collapsed a fue three miles
below Bowling Green Saturday. Two
men were killed and three mortally wound
ed Only the pilot escaped.
ST. PAUL, Aug. 24.-The rise in the
mississippi river last night broke log
boom OF the St Anthony Boom Company,
near st. Anthony Falls, and 1850, 900 feet
OF logs went over the falls. Loss $4,000
The escaped logs have considerably dam.
aged other dams.
MONTREAL, Aug. 20-Ye yesterday, at
Six Portages, three little children set fire
to barn and then climbed to the top of
the NOW and there remained until every
means of escape was cut off. Their moth
er, hearing their cries, rushed into the
barn and was suffocated to death; but,
'olling off the NOW, her remaines were re,
covered before the flames reached them. -
After the building was consumed the re-
names of the children were recovered
TITusvILLE, Pa, Aug. IA fire at
5uena Vista Sunday morning entirely
destroyed thirty buildings, Loss $4,000;
Insurance light