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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-06

Buffalo, N. Y, street-car passengers are
not permitted te spit upon the floor. FOR u
recent violation Of this rule u man was vlo-
lentlv assaulted by the conductor anu driver
and then arrested by the police.
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VUE DE L'EAU HOTEL,
HAMPTON ROADS,
OPPOSITE FORTRESS MONROE.
JAMES LITTLE, PROPRIETOR.

This delightful summer seaside resort Is open fol
The reception of visitors.
Mr.. W.P. CoSsARTE, one of the best caterers IL
the country, and who has managed some OF the
most fashionable hotels, both North and South, vii
superineend and dispense all the uxures the season
affords.
A rne BAND OF MUSIC conducted oy Professor
LOUIS VoELkBa, late director Of the Rfchniont
Theatre has been engaged for the season.
Attached to the Hotel are Bowling Alley, Bar
Shooting Gallery, and Telegraph Office.
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- @~fk
RICHMOND AID PETERSBURG RAnrJ
C,oMMENClNG JUNE 2sTa, 0 1s7s, itaalna
" on this road will run rs follows
LEAVE RIcfIMosp soCTH. 80
500 A. ~, THROUGH Mali. daily Except Sum
day., connecting for all points South
and West. Sleepln2.car attached.
500 A. NJ, FfsElGHTTRhISd daily texcf pt Sun.
burg aud stations on the Sonthside
roud, LynthhurR, and the West u (
1:45 P. A., THROuGH MAIL daily, connecting
for all points South and West. Pas~
sengers taking this train viii maks
close connection at Petersburg for
Norfolk. ..g11s.- n
5soP. n, FREIGHT daily except snnday,,
with coach attached.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
7:45 4. IL. FREIGHT TRAIN daily iexeept
Sunday with coach attached.
1900 NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily. connecting
Potomac railroad for ali points East
and West.
5:eoP. H., Fs:ElGHr daily Except sunday,
coach attached.
S:N p. ~, THROUGH MAIL daily Except Sum
day., connecting with Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
for ali points East and West Pullman
Sleeper attached, running through to
Baltimore. Also making cf;se con-
nection with The Cheap axe and Ohio
railroad for the Virginia Springs and
points North and West.
The MAIL TRAINS win not stop between Rich.
mond and Petersburg except at Manchester and
Chester.
Passengers from Clover Hill will leave q, e:s0A.
NJ, and rcnsfning leave Richmond at las z. II.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg viii star. frou
je27 A. SHAW, Superintendent.
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We are glad to see that DR.. n. r. Smith,
of Baltimore, the highest authority as toby
drophobia, repudiates the theory Of DR..
Hammond, of New York.
From The Baltimore Sun, 4th.l
HydrOphobia-Proi Smith ON DIR.
Halnmond's Theory.
Having publicly expressed in relation to
hydrophobia opinions, the accuracy of which
has been called in question, l beg leave to
further vindicate their accuracy.
NV friend Professor Hammond Is highly
DISTINGUISHED member Of our profession, and
an error sanctioned by him is the more like
" to be productive Of mischief.
Professor Hammond will not and does not
assert that he is the first that has called atten-
ton to the occasional lesion OF The brain ana
spinal marrow, which occurs us sequel OF
this disease. In work as common as that
of Druitt is the following: . The morbid APP
pearances most frequently found are con9es'
ton of brain and spinal n,dTrO,o, ana eTI'
sion of serum, sometimes BLOOD. Some
times blood is eXtravaSated around the cOui-
cal portion of the cord" Affirming this, we
might quote Gross, Holms, and, lnGeed
almost all surgical authors OF high authority
On the other hand, almost all writer's con
slant or essential to the pathology OF The
disease. These statements are msde by those
whose dissections have been conducted will
| precision not inferior to that OF DR.. Ham
| mond. 1t is quite certain, then, that thi:
lesion is not essential to the pathology of by
drophobia, but occurs as it does in tetanu
and kindred disease, " hich in their pre-
gress violently assai'. the nervous centres. l
is admitted that "a large proportion oil tn
cases OF hydro'phobia the disease is causet
by the bite Ell dog or other rabid amman
and that t',le poison. if left adherent to tn
wound, enters the system and develop
the disease. In a large majority. o
casc;s, also, the effect is not immediate
bit is postponed for many days-ofIe'
|, forty. If the poison merely impressed ia
nervous system, and by it was transmitted
; the effect would be instantaneous. Sut tn
, fac, is, that alter lapse Of days OF weeks,
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sEss,ssFs5

GUNNER BIZ ARD.-A.. few persons will
~ be taken aa boardfrs fdr the summer bya pri,
yate family Occupying an eievited and retired posi-
ton In the LeantffEl fnountan city OF Silunton
Address Mrs. N. q. w, saunton. Va. FIJI
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rror the Dtspateh.1
.r william mud mary
lii" CONT hundred and Es@"'S'"s>'
on' commencement.


I.''> ..,.a,5.r.n<s N EEFERkSch ~ n",'
w. -r><IK 20 THE ''S''"NN
'."' ,.,.,gYN II INVITED "' "9'H .' ',',,,,
...,,~,o> a. 7EE F''H|N IL 'nm', ~.
,,.. mons ADDRESS AWARD %
~.',' a.. Ac.
Null>N>Il.RG, July - i0'f'
,.a,J nr Visitor, OF the t"l'c@c - w
' ~ Mar, mel N The calHc'n'!' IL
Ns...' , .',.,' ,cl:rrr nj o'clock /. NJ. ''
., 49,. +,,. IL Instant.
" ''. q, ..rl i composed OF some u, 'H'
',..,,,.... laru oi \'T&lnh-''". i ,,
+i,!i.,HN. IL. -, chanc'''oi ,
,',.,.. l..om~. IL. -, rector 'n.r!"
i'." Nl.r, General Nl!ir'in -. ans.
""..! ,''l-s u y. tuMN. Judge NaI"o.
... Rev. Carries NinnISrf"ne' hrN =
4 ,a,ard-n. Rev. - II. IL. III
y,ui3n :. rrachy, /. VI. h""'!'>o"'
,.s,rlr, :. >tringic.Io". III: ~ ~ y,
.n IIDa. JOAN Goodc, ana l""S"e''
'..'' 90. .s.~a a.uuoTum .! these @ch''c',''"
,r..,u.. important action WIS 'nhc"
r..ui l,uhlaG 10 me future "''''''
,.ur-c. The following Ic'o'"''o"
......; ,..
...u.s,L TIN. !" the ,oln"l"h OF tn,s
-. ~. I.sNprL,@, lnJua'''"">' an" ''''
... -... t" any ""r "[n"i''ih''," w.; "
..r,nr,rol 81 ID" College 81 IL
..,.. Nary. '"' W. ''' '.'''. ,,tr,.
-.s. ui AL l,rnu!niDat!"bs VI "'H
.r.r.. =. nrDnIt.tP the usefulness
s-..E .,t '""''~ -
.-..,-,..N 60, IN" toh'-t. "
$3.50. a d., VA. au In.>cCpll co.,
s. .ri. -'''' 80 =, ,..,.,,.trt lIf, Nv
.a.i 'Nr ta.''!.'I ''' - "'''N'''
.....l If 80 iu-t Ill CONNECTION
.''' l..,.,. >iur.fb however.
rn.i upon % The !'ihf!c IL 4
...-r,,fan. though. III tact, ,he IN
.. rf ....,.rirri>n. In view OF
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-06
POCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VA.

This celebrated waterinG-pace will be opened on
the ST OF JCSE.
Charges to July Monthly, - per day; weekly,
$3.50 per day.
July and August: Monthly, $3.50 per day :;
weekly, 50 per day.
Descriptive pamphlet to be had at PURCELL.
LApD ts Co.'S, agents for the sale of the water
and mass. JAMES a. FRAZIER,
my 19-eod2m Proprietor.
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND CHEsAPEAKI1
RAILROAD COMPANY,
RICHMOND. April IL, 1874.

FREIGHT TRAIN, for through freight Only,
leaves Richmond daily isiondays eLceptedl az
1890 A. n, connecting wta steamers az Wss
FKEieiHT TRAIN, with passenger car attached
for freight between Richmond and West Polntx
leaves Richmond on Mondays, Wednesday, and
Fridays at z A. NJ. Local freight received ines.
days, thursdays, and Saturday,: on, OPP
Superintendent.
w.S. BRAGG, Master transportation. ap ~
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TUNIATA F,AIR-TONIC, refreshing ana
y cooling to The head, destroys all iandruii, lnVi-
gorates and strengthens The hair, cor tains no OH
iine drs ssIng aud is pleasantly rertnnien ECU ps
iea7 Druggist, Sixth and Broad stsse's'
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jy 4-eod1In

MY DWELLING IS NOW OPEN FOR
W. THE ACCOMMODATION OF BOARDERS
during the and fall season, at the moderate
rate OF 100 per month for grown persons, children
and servants half price. Those who are seeking i
quiet resort and ut the same time desire the adj
vantages Of puse mountain air. will please ad-
dress JOHN S. COOKE.
is 2-co52w Greenwood Depot, Va.
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THE HOT SPRINGS,
rnJ-
STRIBLING SPRINGS,
NEAR STAUNTON, VA.

This delightful resort is open for visitors.
Charges for Board: $3.50 per day SO per week !;
$50 per month. The charges for over one month,
and for the season of two and half months, will
be reduced to su' the times. Children under twelve
years and servants half price. Visitors will find
alum water (Lhe best in the Sracl sulphur. chalybc-
ate, and lree-stone waterfall within $50 yaruS of
the hotel: with good bar. billiards, tell-pins. &c.;
with good stable accommodations, and the prctticst
drives through the mountains and agricultural
country. Persons leaving Richmond, Baltimore,
hv S i. NJ. same day. Stage from stannton, or,
if preferred good carriages and buggieS can be so;-
ten ut Stauntun at moderate prices. Send for cir
cuar containing analysis, certificates, &c. Dr.
join L. LoCKRiDGE. NJ. D.. resident physician,
CHISLEY KINNEY, Proprietor.
f. NJ. CUSHING, Manager. iv Bits
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book AND JOB PRINTING DONE At
ID THIE OFFICE.
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WARN SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY

VIRGINIA
1 have leased this celebrated watering-p,ace, and
on the LIST Of June will be ready 10 receive visitors
or sooner IL parties insist upon coming.
Terms: $50 per month Of twenty eight DAYS
Pam phlets to be had of PURCELL. LADD q Co.
Richmond; COLEMAN & ROGERS, baltimore, or Of
tho proprietor.
Telegraph Office In hotel.
Get Off at Millboro' depot, Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad. JOHN l., EUBANk,
nv 4-3m Proprietor.
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OFFICE OF ENGINEER AND SUPERIN rKNDEHT,T
RICHMOND AND DAEv1LLE RAILROAD Co.,
RICHMOND. VA, June IS. 1917
CNruEDTTT z, ON TDAJNc e. t,Io oty,..>


OFFICE OF ENGINEER AND sUrERrN rrNpENT,T
RICHMOND AND DANyILLE RAILROAD Co.,
RICHMOND. VA. June IS. 1917
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS to take effect
~ SUNDAY, june IA, 1S74.-CHARLoTTR Ex-
PREss-leave Richmond at ll:45 p. NJ; leave
Burkevile Ut 2:52 A. NJ. arrive ut Dundee at s 23
A. NJ; leave Dundee at S:33 A. NJ; arrive Mt Dam
Vile ut S2 a. M.; leave Danvlile at S:37 A. NJ:
arrive ut Greensboro at 11:2S A. a.; arrive at
Charlotte ut 8 PM
NEW ORLEANS AND NEW Yogs EXPRESS
leave Charlotte at S:s5 A. NJ: leave Greensboro
At IL p. NJ: leave panvile at 1896 z. NJ leave
Dundee at 3:4S Z. NJ :: ave Burkeyille at 500 =.
NJ; arrive at Richmond ut l 1:04 Pm. This train
connects at Charlotte with trains on The Charlotte
Columbia aud Atlanta and Atlanta and Richmond
AIRLINE railroads from Atlanta and all points South
and Southwest.
THROUGH MAIL.-leave Richmond at :3S P. M
leave Burkeville at f:41 T.. NJ. leave dundee at
1926 L. NJ. leave DanYile at a:29 p. M: leave
Greensboro al 1910 A. 81. arrive IT Charlotte at
$50 A. NJ. This train connects ., Charlotte with
Charlotte, Columbia and Atlanta railroads for At
lanta. Montgomery, Mobile New ORLEANS, Column
ba. Augusta, and all points South and Southwest.
THROUGH MAIL-leave Charlotte al z. NJ;
leave Greensboro az 2:l5 A. NJ. leave Danville at
o:13 A. ~: leave Dundee at 5:2J A. NJ; lctve
Burkeville at 11:3C A. NJ: arrive 1t Rtct mDnd at
2:22 p NJ. Thl: train connects at Burksville with
train, the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad
from Lynclbnrg, Knoxville, Chattanooga, and all
points Southwest.
LYNCHBuRG &C leave Richmond
al 9:42 A. NJ: leave Burkeyie at 1:20 L. NJ; ar
rive ut Lynchbure At 4:i0 Y. d.
BURKEvILLE ACCOMMoDATIoN-lcave Burke
willie at 4:35 a. NJ; arrive at Richmond at 1858
AN
Through tickets sold to all points South and South
"'''' '''N T. 81. r. TALCoTT,
Engineer and superintendent.
D0I-CT Master 'Tr1nSnprtptiOn. ip n
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DRINE GOLDEN SYRUP, Porto Rico
u aud New Orleans Jolasses. At w. y. DaS'
bridge s cos, oST Broad stree!' JAZZ "a
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DHILADELPHIA, RICH aMA
SHTP I,iSE.-EOR PHILADELPHIA IHRfE
TIMES PER WEEkGjal fsrt 1s, nSIlee the
rrITESDlY THURSDAY, ard SATURDAY.. and
Richmond every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, anfI SUN
DAY. a, ,.r. - Van
tarsev penL sylyauia, and Delaware, for Proyi
dencs and Boston Also. for Liycrp' toi aud Ant
serp pit BED star ane American ffsaniship lines,
ord hills OF ladng signed through Insurance effect
cd ar low rates for all parties VIII, de4lre IL.
Passage 10 Philade.ehta in,5tudtng meals ane
statartsSru, 50. W. f0RTER, agent,
ie ID 20, NV potA s..-o-
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BUFFALO SPRINGS, MECkLENBuRG
d COUNTY, VA.-RECESr DISCOVERY OF
AN ADDITIONAL SPRING, decidedly lmprrgna-
ted with the celebrated - Salts of Litllia.' These
Springs open for the reception Of visitors on the
FIRST OFJUNE, 1874.
In most of the chronic forlns OF disease regarded
rs remedial by mineral waters these Springs ENJOY
Il dcservcdy high reputation -,
In general adaptation and curative power IN dis-
eases OF women In dyspepsia in lis protcan forms.
In chronic intermittent feycrS, and In all diseases
generated by maarial poisonS, they are without
rival among the medicinal waters of America. The
proprietor Is aware that this is very strong ciainl
The public will junge If 1t BIZ sustained by the testl'
munals submitted.
Since the last Spring season several valuable
springs have been discovered at this place: One OF
hem. according to an analysis made by Professor
Tonrv, Of Baltimore IS decidedly imprcgnaiej witb
the salts of Lithia" which has given such cclc-
brity 10 The Gettysburg spring IN our own country
and to tie AK IL ChtDpclte ana t1cny waters OF
The continent of Europe. and which Is so highly
esteemed in the medical world rs Il remedy ID
govt rheumatism, aud In kidney and bladder alice
Professor George B. Wood, Of the University. OF
PENNSYLVANIA, says: "rhcre Is perhaps no other
remedy from which equal efficacy may be expected
i'm Tile removal OF the deposits OF the urate Of soda
In The. iuius and ligamentous tissues IN SOuiy pr
ticuls and i'm preventing the deposits Iii the KID
acys aud urinary passages.
1t NAV bc worthy Of not that this Is the only
Spring in Virginia In which this salt Is found
other wise than the interest trace .
Pamphlets containing analysis. Testimonials. Sc.,
can be hid application 10 I"ssrs. PURCELL,
IADD & CO.. druggists. or McSsr4. WEST, JOHN
STOS & Co.. booksellers, Main street, Richmond,
Va or by addressing t!e undersigned ~ Boyuton.
Va. Zap 2i-dSlmiml THOMAS +. G'n,nT.
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TOR BALTIMORE.
ND DOMINION STEAMSHIP aSfEfN
w COMPANY. sSzazsb
FOR NEW YORK.

This company VIII dIspAtcb one on It'll spIeIHu
BELL, RICHMOND ALBEMARLE. HATTIE
RaS and GEORGE w. EI.DEE tbuithng-every
TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SUNDA1 as nSn
These ships are entirely new, and were built ex-
pressly for this rOnse. .,a,h-
They have splendid Saloons siasesoois' anu "a'n'
The fare, accommodations, and attention are un'
surpassed. 49,, ,,sad r.u,,.r,v
at New York on the Companys covered pier, 81
North river. w. yo,, r,xu,, rdo1
Freights for points beyond New ORR iot
expenses Incurred. ,r an,
Freight received until 8 z. ID. daily.
For further information, apply 70
GEORGE ". ALLEN = CO., Agents,
ans Office Company's wharves, Rocsetis'
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.&htHEN ,Iics-pr"pur7tory Class: Thomas J.
t''l''' J"S'th Martin. =. ". EnSor. }. 4. hicol
'.'i' " .Ht!ti, +. u. Spencer, Peer ". Smith,
l. liin"r Junior Class: Il. ID. feachy.
- e. ~ "';., ision Eamao!ph. intermediate
- ..'-'rr. Natural Philosophy: {. Is. Wilmer
''.', LirIhEA-Moral Philosophy John A.
Villain Il. Lamb. Rhetoric c. :. Scott,
".uaA H.,ls. '''''''
'N-rfrPsra,ory Glass Joseph Martin, A.
.'.:l !" >oathsll. Junior Glass K d. Gillian
-. ''...' D. Il. /. lAorntom. Senior Glass Z. ).
80. IN Preparatory Class: Thomas j. Edwards.
.'. j.. hiarJa. }. 4. Nicol. Junior Glass: G. 5.
=" !. rFi4latcad, T. ID. rc;chy, II. -. Gillian,
'.,''' Int rml"date Class {. b. Wilmer,
- - tGchy. History: {. :. Scott. John
".'>, Junlor German: Charles Lamb.
,.J'' ~ A'''. {. ;. Scott, thomas }. Edwards.
i..I>t '.+'aJ' kston ';ardolph.
>,,,,.I, ~, &t-juninr class {. +. Armistcad.
''"..l4b.-. " :
''' following honorary degrees have been
'-a,'@icd since the last commencement
IA, o' Doctor OF Divinity on the Rev.
I"'' u. Arnold, 7. d., London, England :;
- '''' VI. /. Gus, Delaware; Rev. j. w.
~, ,'|"'rn, ia.; Rev. Philip Slaughter, Va.
- /. >prigg, Va. That Of Master OF
-'',r Oh Alexander lEog%. Professor al the
kama. '''''se Vi |N'''
n!"s Of Bachelor Of Law on w. Frank
VI !'">ontOwn, MARYLAND.
n'"f IL short scholarly address to the stu.
I .,G.; al graduates embracing much sound
G ,nt'' iiori Mr.. Grigsby the President
.'"'' =! Hle exercises atan end.
IuE DINNER TO THE VISITORS.
~ O'Clock l.. NJ. The Visitors, Faculty
,''4 iA!@r numb r Of the citizens sat down
81 ~ I'll excellent Eastern Virginia Ginncr
80, '"J'c vas more than abnndantly pro
'" ''" The best o! y stess, CLANS, sLetls
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We are glad to see that DR.. n. 4. Smith,
of baltimore, the highest authority as toby
drophobia, repudiates the theory of DR..
Hammond, of New York.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-04-05

some OF the passes by sinking some old
vessels, which would increase the current
on the bar, make the deposit loose, and
carry 1t away, since nature had performed
the same operation since the last year
That there had then been found from
eleven to twelve feet of water and within
eight months thirteen to fourteen feet.
This bar having extended itself to opposite
the Island of the Belise, where the engineers
propose to establish battery and naval
station, before which many vessels drawing
from sixteen to seventeen feet of water can
anchor in safety"
NJ. Pauger had reconnoitred the mouth of
the river and sounded the pass exactly.
He sent description and plan to n. Bien-
vile, to Justify the establishment of the
colonial depot at New Orleans. This en-
gineer performed his duty, though it met
with disapproval from those opposed to the
removal of the depot.
On the tenth OF June, 1722, NJ. De La
Tour, Lieutenant General of the Province
OF Louisiana, embarked at Ship island on
Wv "
way of the river Mississippi. On the fifth
ct July news was received that the TAven.
turier had passed the mouth July l.
The twenty-third of September the Drome.
daire (thirteen feet was at the mouth of
the Mississippi during the hurricane with
out accident. This proved that shipping is
safe there, having no other risk than to be
stranded in the mud, from which they can
be drawn OFF without difficulty.
The thirteenth of November, 1922, rAlex.
andre left Ship island, passed the bar the
on draft of thirteen fleet, and
on the fifth of December she arrived at New
Orleans.
Such was the first examination of the
outlet, and such the results that
led to the location of New Orleans as the
capital of louisiana
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-04-05
SUMNER,


Down FROM the steps that guard the throne
WhereoH the people sits in state
king of men has fallen prone;
And there is silence, and we wait.
Stalwart he was, and brave and true,
The space grew larger where he stood:
Loves shining circles round HIM drew
The whole world into neigIlborhood
" He praised himself" the critics find
Az; but the self he loved and knew
was but the ty pc OF human kind;
Did he not love his neighbor too
To every helpless prisoner laid
Fettsred by freedoms temple gate.
"Such az have give" he said;
Arise to manhoods full estate!'
His way he held, whate'er the cost,
Too proud to sell his SOM for gain;
No serpent's trail bis path has cros sed,
His garments are without stain.
o, voice of one that cried, Make way
For Justice, truth and love and light |"
We hear and follow. while we may
Make straight the common reads of right.
Thou hast not ceased; for, being dead,
Thou speakest vet in accents clear
And ever from the ranks O'erhead
Thy ringing watchwOrds we shall hear
-EIndependent
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-04-05

One of the plainest and, perhaps, most
efectual speeches eever made was that de-
livered in 1902 by the French Colonel, af-
.terward Marshal Lannes: Soldiers" he
said, 1--WE are voting to have Bonaparte
nominated as Consul for life, Everybody
is entitled to his opinion, and do not desire
to influence any one of you. simply wish
to inform you that he who may vote unfa-
.vorably to him, shall have him placed at
the front of his regiment and shot as sac
ramentar;an. Hurrah for liberty"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-04-05

An Illinois judge decides that marrying
reyokes . mans will. The wife OF that
Judge evidently has mother.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-04-05

There are NO less than $50 tints of gray
displayed in spring goods.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-04-05
0qu"io'' month months months months year.

Monthly advertisements inserted every other
day, to be charged twO-thirds of the above rates.
SECOND page monthly advertisements, each
square, $50 per month.
Transient advertisements having the run Of the
paper, first insertion s. so per square, each susse
Quent insertion seventy-hve cents per square
Second page transient advertisements, each In
0ertcn S 50 per square.
Advertisements inserted at intervals to be
charged as new each in,eItiO
All business notices Of advertisements to be
oharged twenty cents per line each insertion.
Regular advertisers, who advertise largely, will
be allowed such discount from above named tran
sient rates as may be agreed upon; provided, that
IL no case shall such discount exceed twenty-five
cent
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-04-05
THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN

u published every SATURDAY morning, and contains
tas news by telegraph miscellaneous reading, edi-
t0rials, local matters OF general public interest
commercial and monetary reports, and every thing
that appears in the Daily except such items as are
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