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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-27

A Boar RACE BAxrER.-An officer Oh the
United States war vessel Wachusett hav-
ing heard that New Orleans people have
slightly INDUCED in boat racing, desires to
put one of his crews in . gig race with q
city club, just by way Of experiment and
paetime. The banter Ia gwen in . fair
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-27

A PAIR OF SYrnAx.-Harriet and Sarah
Syphax are not possessors of pure reputa
tions: indeed one Of them has been ir
prison so often that she never kept an e..
count. Now they are in once more. mis-
time for stealing $l2O from Samuel as;n'
Harriet is one Of the worst women in Nav
Orleans. A term Of six years in the Peni.
Tertiary. with daily labor. wheeling 6irt on
the broken leyees. would reform her little,
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Above low
The Steamship Ci,, Of gers Cruz


Tie new steamship. the City Of Vera
Cruz. will be launched next Monday morn.
sns from Messrs. John Englis & Sons chip.
yard. ut Gyeenpoiut, Long Island. The
new steamship is for Messrs; +. Alexandra
vans and Mexican Mail Steamship line. She
viii! he propeller. with improved engines
cf 1900 horse power. Her dimensions are:
length .9a feet. 81 feet beam. &c feet deep.
and q tonnage Of about $500 tons register.
with u carrying capacity Of $1,000 barrels.
This is the fifth steamer built for Messrs.
Alexandra & Sons within the last few years.
the pioneer boat of the line. the City Of
Mexico, having been launchedin December.
!s6s. and followed in rapid succession b..
her sister chips. the City of Merida, City OF
Havana. City Of New York, and the last
splendid addition to their line. She will be
immediately placed in charge Of Messrs.
Murphy & Co. of the Quintsrd icon
NOrks.--!Nc.v York Herald.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-27
OFFICIAL NOTICES,
CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES.
In Chnncery~No, 5O73,
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA,

FRANK n. AMES. TRUSTEE. VS.. NEW ORLEANS.
Mobile and Texss Railroad Company. Will ais .
Pitt Kellogg. trustee. and others.
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BOMieP.

The Republicans Of Bossier parish have
made the following nominations: For the
legislature, Judge L. w. Baker and Samuel
Thomas; parish judge, 3. +. Fort: sheriff.
B. F. O'Neal, the present incumbent
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-27

A PAIR Of OUrs.-While James Ingra.
ham was clerk Of the First District Court
he was an in Graham. Now he is like an.
other james. ex Graham. whom the White
Leaguers could not keep in the Auditors
of
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-27

Asslsr fHE POLITICAL CANyAssEHs- Citi.
zens should assist canvassers to the best Of
their ability by answering questions as
pointedly as possible. The men who are ap.
pointed by the Republican parish com.
mittee were chos IN for their peculiar fitness.
These canvassers were sent out to ascertain
all particulars concerning fraudulent regis
tration.
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PROPOSALS.
Es. Rultdine McDonOgh SciOolho~ss
No. 8, In Al9ierss

EAYoRAlrf OF N4s9 ORssAsss
Sew o. leans October Is, 1874. )
10Y AUTHORITY AN9 DIRECTION OF TNn
ID City Councilf will receive at this office
until SATURDAY, November H. 1874 at twelve
O'Clock H.. sealed proposals. for building 10 thes
Fifth District tAlgiersl one scheolhouse. accord
ing to plAns and specifications On file In this dee
psrtment. PAYMENT in United States currency ou
completion and acceptance Of the building. The
rignt to reject ar OK oil bids 70 bereby e1p1esslg
reserved. LOUIS L.. Willy, Mayor.
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parisl, and Municipal Ticket.

CITY OFFICERS
Navcr--Fsiix Labatut.
Administrators Of Public Accounts! J..
Dumas.
Administrator Of Finsnce--J. Calhoun.
Administrator. Of lmYroyenea:s--JaInes
S.swis.
Administrator OF Commercial J. Highly
ADMINISTRATOR OF AssessiGents--H. Bon
4anO.
administrator Of Waterworks-A. Spa
administrator OF Police.-W. +. Loan.
PARISH OFFICERS.
Civil Sheriff. l.. lierwIg.
Criminal eriff-Joseph Boutte.
Coroner Of the First, Fourth. Fifth, Sixth
aud Seventh Districts-Patrick Creagh.
Coroner of the Second aud Third Dis
sr;cts--Dr. 4. Deyron.
SENATOR'S.
First Senatorial District-John Lansles,
e.. F. Glaudin, G.. F. Lsdd.
Second Senatorial Distric:-Juies Ian
Aoere.
Third Srnatori II District-Thomas Carey.
Fsuyta Senatorial! Distinctly. j. Hutch
inaOn.
Fifth Senatorial Dissrict-Andrew Du.
sixth Senatorial Disssie:-I. II. Chad.
b3urH.
REPRESENTATIVES,.
First Representative DISTRICT William
Thompson. William Mccain.
Second Representative Dis'fict-Georse
y. Geddes. +. II. Boyle. A. j. Brim.
Third Representative District-Wilian
Wallace. George Deyezin. Charles Montal'
do. +. G.. Antoine.
Fourth Representative Dissrict-Eobert
Malcolm. w. 4. Dietrich.
Fifth Representative District HOineve
I:outte, 5. Il. Snaer.
Sixth Representative Distrie: III. G.
ruschler.
Seventh Representative :str:ct-Francis
Richard. j. y. Jourdain.
Eighth Representative Distrie: 80 John
Evans.
Ninth Representative Distr:c: - Louis
Cheuea,,. Lawrence ODDnnell.
Tenth Representative D.s:rict-P. j.
l'celman, Graham Bell. Henry Ballard.
Eleventh Representative Dissyic.-A. DC.
:Oie, John Berlin.
Right Bank-Georse Erac;en.
JvsyICEs OF TIE PEACE AND coSsrABiEs.
First-Geoyge w. SAile:, justice: j.. j.
Cheevers. constable.
Second--W. l.. Evans, Justice: William
Walsh, constable.
Third--A. Pluche. jr., justice: John X.
Tigers, constable.
Fourth-J. Parker. justice: &. L;autaud,
constable.
Fifth-W. l.. Thompson. justice: ". &.
Sweet. constable.
Sixth--J. II. Uodis, justice; Charles
Ceggs. constable.
Seyenth--Isaac w. Falls. Justice; NJ. +.
Michel. constable.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-27

Hail Of the Fourteenth Ward Radical
Republican Central CLUB, New Orleans, October 26,
l83-Tnere will be q meeting of the above named
club held october n. 1874. at the club POOm. on
Ferdinand street. between Broadway and Chestnut
streets. All voters are respectfully invited to at.
tend. as business OF importance to be cted
ELI JOHNSON. President.
II, POWELL. Secretary. Oc1T
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POLITICAL NOTICES,

New OrleanR. October rs, lS74.-From
and after this date MIR. n. Cham paisn. Jr. is the
only authorized collector for he Ocean Saw Mill.
Oc27 lot N. KEYS. General Superintendent.
Parrish Executive Canimittee.-~Thsre will
be meeting o: the Parish Executive Committee
Of the Republican party. THIS Tuesday, AFTER
NOON, at three O'Clock. at the rooms OF the Cam
paisn Committee. S. NJ. QUETE,
OcZ1 IL Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-27

New FACES ON THE SrREErs.-The nun.
Der Of strangers here at present is not as
great as in former years at this date. still
there are sufficient TO be noticeable. Our
principa! hotels are doing fair business.
and some Of the Wholesale houses look
lively packing up goods for the interior.
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AUCTION SALES.
Bv Sheriff Harper.
SUCCESSION OF THE LATE THOMAS y. BOD.
LKy. DBCEASEp.
Second District Court FOR The Parish Of Ore ana
No 1920.

SUCCESSION OP THE LATE THOMAS y. BOD.
LBY. DBCEASED.
Second District Court FOR The Parish Of DrGss
Ne 362j0.
pr vIRrrH or AND IN CREDiENcH TO
~ an order Of sale rendered October ~.
1874, - me directed by the honorable the Second
petr;.s Court fog the parish Of Orleans, In tho
.s'y. entitled matter will proceed to sell at pub:
Nc auction. ~ the Merchants and AuctiOneers'
kxrhapge. ROYAL SIRE ct. between Canal and GUS
tomhouse etreets, in the Second District Of thls
city. on SATCRDAY. November ;. 1s.s. At twelvS
following described property. 10 wit.
l. CERTAIN BOOK ACCOUNTS. NOTES. etc. a.
per inventory on Gle.
!: AND DIFFERENr PIECES OF PATENTED Az.
TlCLES in Tho various Southern States. sold to
parties who decline paying snd offer to sc tpya
said articles at the expense OS shis estate.
Terms Cash on the spot.
". P. HARPER
oe.: mol! Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orlsa.lS
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The Cemperature.

sir. Louis Frigesic, No. 50 Cha,tres street,
reports the weather for the pas: two
days as follows:
OCTOBER 2" 20 70 30
0cta Les ?J........... 4! 20 -
Loves, point during the nigh, Of October
%. 50
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-27

4 S,SGULaE CAsE.--More than two weeks
ago Mrs. Roberts was deprived OF her
young child. but did not raise a Charley
Ross rumpus over her loss, probably think.
ing that she could manage the affair herself.
Daily and nightly the suffering mother
sought for her offspring, and was rewarded
yesterday morning. She was standing at
the corner Of Magazine street and Napoleon
avenue, when she noticed a child in Sandy
Rice's house which looked familiar. OF
course she claimed her own and was about
to leave. happy as could be. but Rice as.
sailed her and would have triumphed had
not Officer Larrea been near to trip the
man with a vegetable name. Doubtless
there is an inside history which neither OF
the parties care to see published.
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AUCTION SALES.
9Y q. De Ferret & Co.
DAILY CONTINUATION or SALE.

DAILY CONTINUATION or SALE,
MAL0CIiEE's STOCK IN TRADE or CROCKERY.
WARE AND HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES OF
EVERY KIND AT NO. 8. CANAL SCREkT.
DY q. DE FERRET L. CO., AUcTlONEERS
ID will continue to sell DAILY, hegiEning at 10
A. NJ the remaining s.0ck OF MI. J.. Ialoches. At
No. IS Canal street.
The sale - without reserve for cash. oc2s
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-27

ONLY FOR CANIkG.-Recently Mr.. fischt
used little cane to dust the coat Of John
p. Becker. for which tritling offense the as.
sailant was arrested. Yesterday Judge
Staes listened to the case. and looked as if
he preferred eating a good dinner. but he
was compelled to undergo the torture. 1t
was proved that Fischt did cane Becker,
therefore the prosecution made a decided
point, and it is possible the matter may yet
reach jury.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-27

GENERAL BADGERS CoNDIr1oS.-1ie is
constantly improving, and last Sunday
petulently expressed his disgust because
lie could not find sof: place fo- his
wounded arm to rest on.
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Parish Executive Committee.
Pnrish nf II RI

Parish of Orleans.
JAMES LEWIS. President,
Z. W. TOSTRICK, Vice President.
SAMUEL NJ. QUITE, Secretary.
CHARLES A. BAQU!E. Assistant Secretary
p. J. MALONEY, Corresponding Secretary.
?. HhRW!G. Treasurer.
JOHN J.. COLLINS, Sergeant. at Arms.
a. SKlLLNAN. Assistant Sergean, at Ann.
DELEGATES.
First ward-John Langles. W. S. Wilson.
Second ward.P. !. Herwig, H. Z. Nichols.
Third ward-W. L. Evans. George Devezin.
Fourth waId--James wis, Charles 4. IngaNs,
Fifth ward-William Vigers. Z. Alex.
sixth ward-Joseph Diaz. 4. Jonbert.
Seventh ward-John Barrow, Charles ". Boothby
Eighth ward-E. v. Leclerc. Webster Long.
Ninth ward-T: V. COPELAND. J. W. Edwards.
Tenth ward-SimOn J. Flatow. }. A. Pature.
Eleventh ward-E. W. TOstrick. Graham Bell.
Twelfth ward-Paul Bruce. Z. B. Falls.
thirteenth ward A. DejOe, w. Bauduif.
Fourteenth ward-W. R. Fish, N D. Bush.
Fifteenth ward--W. +. Loan. Edmond Jones.
Sixteenth ward--H. Davis George W. Moore.
Seventeenth ward-T. b. Stamps, William Kern
STANDING COMMITTERS.
sUB EXECUTIVE COMxIrrRK,
George Devezin. William viger.,
= :. ;o@ Gaarisn, ~s e R;std Long
A: NJ. Aueoin. George W. Moore.
Wa..sam Kern. W. X. Fish.
CAMPAIGN COMMITrEK.
r. F. AERW!9. Chairman.
Charles Ingalls,, John Barrow.
tiraham Ben. William r. Loan,
4. OJole. l. b. Stampd.
COMMlrr2R WAYS AND MEANS.
H.. &. NICHOLS, Chairman:
Joseph bias. E.V. Leclere,
J. IL. Paturei, kdaoDd Jones.
COMM!r-RR ON FINANCE.
JOHN LANGLES. Chairman:
Ernest Alex. Charles W. Eoo!hby.
4. W. ToStrick, Paul Bruce.
COMMITTEE ON CLUBS.
W. H. EVANS, Chairman;
J. W. Edwards. kdmund Jones.
II. Davis. N. d. Bush.
JAMES LkWIS, President.
=. NJ QrETR. Secretary. ivK
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SCCCESSiOSS OF ". A. RaNHES AEo WIFE.
Second District Court for the Parrish oi Or:eana..
20. 80 43H.
DY Pl.ACipR 1. NPkA1,. arCr,cSsg]

RY Pi.AEiDE J. SPAR. ArCTicSsyE-
- once No 40 exchange alley ..-SATURDAi.
November u. 1874, at twelve O'Clock NJ, will BE-
sold at public auction, at the Merchants and Auc.
tiOneere' Exchange, on Royal street. between;
Canal and CustomhOuse streets, by VIII tue and IN
pursuance to an order from the Hon. A. l.. Tlssof.
judge of the Second District Court for the par isls
OF Orleans, dated July %. 1874. FOR account Of
the above successlOns-
la CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with the build.
!ngs and improvements thereon. situated in the,
square bounded by Claiborne. Marigny, Mandevisia
and DerbgnS streets designated as lot No. =,
measuring 81 feet front ON Claiborne street. by sts
feet in depth.
g. 4 CERTAIN LOT OY GROUND, eituated il,
same square. soiaining the above lot on the
line. ass!. rat"d rs los No 4. measuring % feet
front on MsadeN lie street. by SO feet in depth.
Terms VI: sondtionB-One-th third cash, the bal.
an' ~ one enc ~" years' credit, in notes Of the.
purchases, sn: hearing interest at the rate OF
s's.h: per "..t i.r .rnum from GATE until paid. ant
se.ursj b! 'n"fsynge on the property sold, the
H'T.h.4s. 20 ..eI ,e property insured at his own
expense an. tisnsier the policy to the holder o.
the NOTE :ne purchaser to pay the lawyers fees.
liked az ave per cent on the amount sued for. and
all taxes to- the current year pay able in 1875 The
purchaser Will be required to make deposit Of
ten per cent at the time of sale on the amount OF
adjudication.
Act of sale before J. Cohn. notary public at the
expense of the purchasers. Ocl3 ~ II nos 10 IL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-27

VKOPO>AE~ FOK THE '<l as:i..n.
PROOF VAULTS FOE Tttf :af''N
STATES CUsTOMHGs - -
ORLEANS, I.OIIsISsis
Errc. ., srr.si ass,ss i.

D
CsHAIgO PgOrOS AIS WALL. BH REC sIyED ar
- this office until sveivs o'clock N. Of The, sik.
teeiIth Of November, Ia:: for furnishing and pns-
ting in place Che. burg sT- proof SA1l:s iOv Shss
United states Custom house, New Orleans Louis.
iana il, ace ,Ydancs with the drawings an1 spec ID.
c.ton. copies Of shsch nsy A- Mad ea applies.
ton at This offc..
All bids mus. be accompanied b: = p Asl hr.a ~
Two yespons bic psssons. IL. the sum OF $4,000 that
tine bidder Will accsps snd De fora sh3 contract
il awarded him; She sudi cheney " che secgrits
70 be certified BY the United States judge Sss. 81
the United states Court Che district ..SS as u
the district wherein the bidder sesidss.
The aepartmeD reserves the RI shs "a ~. .es ae.N
all bids, il Il be 1eeuleJ ~. sis .eests OK sss
government so.dO ~
Every bid must l.s inste - ~. listed fess. -
be obtained az this office, ana ,n.., ~oHfor-s -
every respect TO tbs rec lirv sieuts Ds the s.'ss'
,:Amen: or il vii! not b.. esnsitk.red.
Proposals. will not bs Pc -eived from - e!e . V:e
are not themselves engaged IN chs INA u'setuse -
burglar ptos' vaults and who hsv. not she ss>ess
sa.y facilities Tor getting ous the work
Proposals must bs incl~sed in - .fe4 NvelsNs
indo,sed Proposals for IN. EurglAs-Prs.1 vaul,s
for The United states CIV .somn0Use. SeN vSteatss
Louisiana" Snt addressed IN
oc2a 2ss J. f. MORS1. Superintendent.
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A1cD0nOxhville. October rs. lS74.-The
undersigned. president OF the Free Town Radical
Republican Club. hereby gives the assurance to all
chat said club never en- cred into any compromise
Whatever with WhOmso~yeT.
Oc2. IT +. A. HUERAC.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-27

spirit and should be 20 received, SO let us
hope that trial may be had. if for nothing
more than diversion.
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ONLY A WAGON.-Peter Cunningham was
yesterday arrested at the corner Ut Liberty
and Gravier streets, just because Cesar
Lindsey karbors q belief that he stole his
eApTess wagon. worth $3j.
THAT GIGANTIC SYRINGE.-Last Sunday
the members OF Mississippi Fire Company
No. ! hauled out their new steamer, placing
her at the head Of Canal street for trial.
Without mentioning preliminary details let
it be said that the boys were decidedly dis.
appointed in her conduct. The best they
could work out of the engine, through 100
feet of hose. inch and half nozzle, was 81
feet three inches, according to q measure.
ment made by Meesrs. Lucas, johnson and
Kalineki, judges Of distance. However.
there is reason to believe that she can better
that throw, and if it is in her. it must come
ont with rush.
BRIEr misunderstanding troubles began
by Peter Cogaust cutting Mr.. Pinard at the
Slaughterhouse. Peter did not deny on this
occasion. but went directly to the fifth pre-.
cinct stationhouse for punishment. Pinard
will not send for a coroner.
A chicken thief dropped basket Of birds
ut the corner OF Clay avenue and St. Pat
rick street Sunday Eight, when Officer Gan.
ner wished to interview him. The chickens
we're taken to the seventh precinct station
for the owner to claim.
Unless rain falls very coon q will all drv
up. Nearly two months since the last shower.
Charles Jones bought fine coat of of a
hook at SprOule's store. under the st.
Charles Hotel. but was caught and tcwed
to prison.
WEEKLY MoRrUARY EEpoRr.-Dr s. C.
Russell. secretary Of the Board of Health.
reports the following number OF deaths in
the city Of New Orleans, for the week end.
ing Sunday, October -. at =. NJ:
One Of albuminuria. Of apoplexy. Of
asthma, of ;.cute bronchitis, ) of Bright's
disease, of cancer. . of cancer Of wCmb,
OF cancer Of bladder. Of cancer Of nose.
OF cancer Of face, Of cholera infantum,
OF congestion. 1 Of congestion Of the brain,
! of congestion Of the lungs. Is Of consumn.
ton. : Of infantile ecnvulsions. / of cyano-
Sis. :; OF Group. ? Of adult debility. 3 Of in.
tantile debility. OF diarrhea, B of chronic
dlarrhea, :Ot dropsy. Of dropsy of brain.
: drowned. I OF dysentery. 3 Of Jiph.
iberia. :of epilepsy, > OF entero- coltis. of
congestive fever. Of intermittent fever.
Of remittent fever. = of malarial fever.
Of typhoid fever. of typho-malarial
fever. ! OK yellow fever. Of gastrcen.
,eritis. Of govt. Of hemorrhase Of the
bowels. ! OF disease ct the heart. I of
hemiplegia, Of hydrVphobia. of intiam.
nation OF the bowels. OF inflammation of
the heart. Of Inflammation OF the liver.
OF Inflammation Of the lungs. Of Difficult.
labor. OF iayyngitis. II OF infantiie mar.
asmus. OF meningitis, 3 of old age. OF
paralysis. Of peritOnitis. of premature
birth. OF teething. OF trismus mas.
centrum. ! of tuberculosis. ! Of wounds,
Of sunshot wounds. ! not stated-total
1888. In addition to the above 10 were still.
born. Number inferred from public institu.
tiohs. -; on certificate OF cOroners. -: on
certificate Of midwives, 4.
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THE VERDICT Is MURDEE.-Coroner Fol.
well yesterday completed an inquest in the
case Of James Collins. killed by Thomas
North. last Thursday, on st. Charles
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81 Il. ~. e 2. J. Montgomery.

Evt:xaGLn puRNfrURs, Cisfsre. 1909
SAFES. BTC., ar AUCTION.
TRI-WEEKLY SALES.
py y. NJ. & =. >. HlONTGOMkAY-
ID Z. n. Montgomery, Auctieneer Office No. 8,
Camp stTee,.-Will eeN every TUESDAY. THURS
DAY and SATURDAY. commencing at clever
O'Clock. AZ thei: aacti0n so0n, corner Camp and
Matches stPee;s-
GENERAL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. CARPETS
IRON SAFES COOKING STOVES, etc.
Tersne~Cash. mvD
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ONLY A WAGoN.-Peter Cunningham was
yesterday arrested at the corner Ut Liberty
and Gravier streets, just because Cesar
Lindsey karbors q belief that he stole his
eApIesS wagon, worth $3j.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-27

SThe opinion lawyer is Of the belief that
me. sae capture OF halt Loot is only . provi-
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EY Placide J. Spear.

IMPROVED AND VACANT PROPERTY ON cLaa
BORNE AND MANDEVILLG STKEkTE. Third
DISTRICT.
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Rooms state Central Executive Com.
mittee OF the Republican Party. State of L0uisi.
ana, New Orleans October 10. I874.-The parish com.
mttees who have not already done so must send the
names of parish nominees to ths president of tn O
State commit at once in order that the eta
NAV be printed and sent out.
s.B PACKARD, President.
Charles HIii. Secretary. oc2O
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The Weather and Rivers.

OYPsCE METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVER,
New Orleans. october &c. 1874.
The following Is report Of the weather
ani. rivers at 3:43 z. NJ. local time. to-day:
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OFFICIAL.
To the Qualified Electors Of the state Of
l.0uistana.

BLO0IB1U08s
STATE o. LOUISIANA
Of;.ce Of the Secretary Of State. :
New Orleans, July "a, ls7A>
In conformity 20 article 147, title nine Of
the constitution Of 1868, publication is here
by made to the voters OF the State of Lou.
isiana, of the proposed amendments to
the constitution Of the State agreed to by
two-thirds Of the members Of the elected
to each house of the regular session Of the
General Assembly Of the year 1877 !, and re.
CURED to be published three months be-
fore the next general election for Repre-.
eentatives TO the General Assembly in at
least one newspaper in every parish OF the
State, in which q newspaper shall DO pub
lished. Said amendments appear fully in
acts Nos. 4. % and "a of said session OF the
General Assembly. which are herewith Off.
cially published for the information of
voters, and will be submitted TO the people
at the general election Monday. November
,, 1874, in such manner and form shat the
people may vote for or against such amend.
| ments separately: and If a majority OF the
voters shall approve and ratify all OF either
OF said amendments, the same ehall become
part 81 the constitution.
r. G. DESLONDE.
Secretary Of State.
An act proposing amendments 20 she coz
stitutiun OF the State OF Louisiana.
SECTION I. Be it enacted by the Senate
and House Of Representative of the State
of Louisiana in General Assembly convened
two thirds OF the members of each house
agreeing thereto). That tho following
amendments be proposed and entered upon
the respective journals Of the Senate and
House of Representatives, with the yeas and
nays taken thereon, and the Secretary Of
State shall cause the same to be published
three months before the next general election
for representatives to the General Assembly
in at least one newspaper in every parish OF
the State in which o newspaper shall be
published. And said proposed anne ndments
shall be submitted to the people at SAID
election in such manner and form that the
people may vote for or against each amend
ment separately--l. g., First proposed
amendment for approval" or 'against ap-
prevail" and in like manner as to the others;
and if ma jority OF the voters at said cleo.
ton shall approve and ratify such amend.
nent or amendments. the same shall be APP
propriately numbered and become part Of
the constitution, and be proclaimed as such
bv the Governor and Secretary Of State.
PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO THE CONSTITUTION
No. 1.-The issue of consolidated bonds
authorized by the General Assembly Of the
State, at its regular session in the year
1874, is hereby declared to create a valid
contract between the State and each and
every holder Of said bonds. which the
State shall by no means and in 40 wise i'm.
pair. The eaid bonds shall be q valid obi.
cation of tho State in favor of any holder
hereof. and no court shall enjoin the pay.