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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-05

attorney f:eneraS Williams Kequess for
Troops Re ferred 10 General McDoweil-e
Troops to be Furnished us Fast as They
are Wanted Stations OF Trbeps Sow
In the SOEtha
WAsHISGros. September 4.--Before ;eavo
!ng here last5 night. Attorney General Viii.
iiams addressed % letter to the Secretary of
War. in the natGre of a request, to order
the station Of United States troops at cero
tain points indicated by him. and where the
Southern oatrageS have been the most
ssruieDt.
Ta:s letter was so-Gay forwarded by Bel.
knap to General Mcdowell, department Of
the South, togethe: with the circular issued
yesterday by the Attorney General with
instructions to so dispose OF the forces under
his command as 20 insure strics entorces
menG OF :ts provisions, and the protection
o: both white and black citizens IN sLeir
rights.
Secretary BelEuap says he int:nds 20
comply strictly 4th the terms OF the circ1.
Jar. but will nOs issue the order for the
movement Of troops from the War Depart
.nent direct. but from time to time. as IN
formation of outrages is communicated
vii! receive from the Attorney General the
localities where the military is most needed
and will notify General .LcDowell to SO
appor.i0n bis command as 10 meet the
e.. s.ncies OF the situst ton as they may arise.
There are now IN the Southern States, exs
elusive a! Tennessee and Texas, 1our .egi.
ments ot ene army with headquarters as
follows: First Artillery. at Charles,on:
SECOND Infantry. at Atlanta. Georgia; Third
Infantry. at Holly Springs, Mississippi, and
Eighteenth Infantry. at Columbia, South
Carolina. The troubles are principally ''s
she middle part o5 Alabama, she Red river
country. uf Louisiana. and 10 Georgia. 1t
- more than psoba ole shat General Nc
Dowell vii! at once ISSUE orders changing
the present stations OF his command 70
pom. which w.!! eoveg che points des!g'
mated.
The following IS fhe distribution Of she
troops in she several southern States:
Three companies Of she Second IcSa1Sis :
in Alabama, Blk in Georgia and one in Ten
aessee: the entire Th'rsi Infantry at Hc''
Springs. Mississippi: three companies Of the
Sixteenth Infantry IN Kentucky SwO "a
Arkansas. one IN Mississippi. one iD Lor sic
ana and one in Tennessee: eight companies
81 the Eighteenth Intf ltry in South Cars
lima and two in Georgia; eight companies
Of the First Artillery - FLORIDA. one IN
Georgia. two in South Carolina and
one "a Virginia: s's companies Of
the Second Artillery in North Caro-
.iga. one in South CsroI'na, one sS We
s.n;a and tout 'r Maryland, making the
whole number OF troops in the South about
100. The Third Infantry was ordered 30
Louisiana several months ago, but on ac.
count cS thts warm weather and the liability
10 fever. j: was decided rhey should remair2
at Holly Springs anti: tie tallo II Ti!' low
be hurried 20 louisiana
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-05
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 5,

nackbirds, we do not look to them 20 see
that the negro secures his rights.
The North is looking forward to the soiuo
ton OF the Southern problem with great
anxle-ys and les US trust that wisdom will
be given to TIE administration 10 do wAas
is besro
Speaking Of the Tennessee massaerese sic
Philadelphia Lcdyeso says
Wh"n such atrocities are committed Sy
savages, they are raprobate1 by the in
stinctlve inGis larior Of outraged human rityo
and are held 70 demand the severest and
most exemplary punishment: but here we
have been committed by men srainea uD III
I'd community possessing all the refining
SIhuences o9 civilization. who rely appa-
rently on puol.c sympathy for Smpunityo
The following is srom she Washington
National Republicans
Thought1ul people. wf'!e sefolcsns e?la:
the Governor of the Stats aas issued proco
samat!oE Offering reward for the appreo
hension OF She murderers, will begin to
shlnE that these people are incapable OF
self government They will also begin 70
argue that sC'ther tcmporizing with sIch
m!screan!s ,would be criminal. But 'the
olC1d OF sac MARTYRS y the seed OF the
CEv'ch.' Time wiz. show that the blood vi
tho negroes aEd Of the thousands of
others o: whose murder we nave heart:
nothing. and OF al! ;h9se who have f9'len
Nictu.s 20 the revived ;pflence Of the
demon of slavery, hsa not been shed III
vain. They are simply and eru!y the sacs:.
fee offered up on the a';ar of equal RIGHTS.
A few more SUCH wars as this and she
evil rights ti:! will pc :oyesone conciu.
sion.
The pittsbnrg Dispatch has this 20 sag Of
the logical result Of SUCH ousrageso
IT the lower element among the whites Of
the South are sick %: Republican sule shey
are trying the wrong plan 80 get ride OF is.
One OF these tne days they vii; De taught
atresh that when they sake 30 the coldo
blooded murder of negroes a. means Of
expressing :heir disgust with ?he political
changes OF the past decade. ihey are but
kicking against che goad, AMI at evecS de.
monstration infiictlug new wounds upo1
,heir own desires.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-05
POLITICAL.
Election in Wyoming TerrttOS v.


CHEYENSEs September 4.o-The election
Democrat. a majority Of between 500 AM
t0Go They reelected MIN a delegate by
double the majority that ne scceived SwG
years ago. The Democratic ticket has been
generally suceesstu! throughoug she Terf$o
teryo
The Nebraskn Republican Conventions
OMAHA, September 3.-The Republican,
State Convention continued IN session ais
last night, aud resumed at 10 A. M.s and
continued throughout tbs eutire day
The session vas very stoisny end excite
iugo Jo 70 Mcbride was nominated for
Treasurer ard General George H. X sbeyts
for AT d 1ey General
discussion over the platform ~ss Sery
bitter aua prOtracted. The resolutions
adopted ey'osize the party and ask tor the
protection ot labor and speedy return 0$
specie pavmenfo They also decidedly op
pose she election 81 Grant Cor thiGd terIrso
The ELECTION in VermOnf~-Defeat O.: judge
Poland.
Mos fpEIfER. VT. September 4..-ResurrS
from Judge Poiand's district tive small
sowns excepted, give Poland 357S. Deanosos
sS15, Davenport 1865 and scattering 334e
Two years ago the same towns gave go
land 1884. State S9l7s Davenport :s'80 ana
scattering o,57o
Judge Peck IS elected Governor by .l.9oss
so 5000 majority
HO3r Concludes to- Accept Ken0mSnnfses9
for COnkrcsss
WORCESTER Mass September f..-Eson.
George F. Hoars ~ reply to tne ;ettecs 40 g
large number OF his constituents ..skSB@
him 30 withdraw his refusal to i.e again q
candidate for Congress- has Gompfigd 9yifh
chs seGuests and will accepf a reno.rioafjcdSo
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-05
WHITE LEAGUE
The Shreveport Tefe2rsm Denies That
Men frcm shreveport Committed the
GOusI,a(ta Crimes

GOUSnaltd
SHREVEPORT. seutemSer 1.-THE Eren;ny
E'sq.'tsA. ;Repub!lcarl. 80 an editorial ON
the CgHsiat,a troubles. speaking Of Coy
e!nor Keilogg's prociana'iono saws: ''The
document implies that Shreveport furnished
the murde:ers. This wa most positively
deny. That a body OF al med and mounted
2Ien left Shreveport on Saturday. the twene
ty.nintl: of August. was patent 10 alb They
eft here fog the purpose OF aldlng their
friends who were reported 20 be n great
danger and oyerpowered by overwhelming
mum bers. and The meg who left here on thar
atre.noou sefurneS che same night having
been informed 0Y courier shat all danger 20
those to whose assistance they we're hurry To
iug was over. We again repeat, and justice
demands a free c:rcy' 'atSon OF the denial,
that Shreveport men 'EsGe not concerned IN
the brutality
TIE Ie1cqran.'s view is held by all men of
all parties here and there seems to De no
doubt tina. che Goye5noS has beeB misino
formed
The statement Of Wrs Abney O. II OldiDg n
Drumhead C0urtmartial SO Two yIOre
Victims Murdereds
The Times publishes the statement of Mr..
s4bne~, a leading merchant OF COusbatcao to
the following effect:
Editor Shrevepo1s Times:
We are glad 20 be aH,Is 90 gepors ali &2uiet
in RED River parish We are investigating
the charges OF inciting a riot, ETC., against
some twenty-five negroes, now under arrest,
before cillzens' committee of the best men
that we have The investigation is bring
ing to light che most damnable plot that
was ever ccncocted by any set Of meno
Se che twenty-seventIS Of August the
gOung people of oHg Gown and vicinity
Lad assembled 90 christen ehe new brick
store OF Messrso Abney d Love by dance
II is ia evidence before this citizens COM
lnittee that number Of negroes had been
brought to town. armed, for the purpose
OF An indiscriminate murder OF the men,
women and children assembled there; that
Frank EdgertoD, sheriff, Homer Twitcheu
and K. A. Devices, and Henry Smith
notorious bad negros we're to lead tHeW
in the assault upon these defenseiess GU
zenso The negroes wsre brought 1ro1n tIe
adjacent farms and packed IN corr neiG
near By ana Gnder the residence o. hO o;
Tgitcheiio 10 A. Devices code several
times to the dancing party and pacA 10
tie residence OF H JD Twitchell, where
the armed 1egroes were concealed, and
was heard 10 say 80 the pegroeso Inc
party is too strong for use
Learning that large number OF negroes
were assembled about town, the dancing
party broke up about ten o'clock. The
Young men formed themselves into scout
ing party, and began parrOliing the place.
AS young Dickson and James y. Dickson
were riding in the vicinity Of Twitchelps
house they saw and talked with b. j.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-05
FOREIGN.
Proposed New Spanish sg,nisgrs0


aA0RlD, September 4o.~ZabaIlo's C@b5a8S
has resigned Zagosta will foJm a aew
ministry. II will probably be copst5t s'ets
as follows. Zagosta, President Of fh@
Council and M'1ist ,r Of the Interiors Slloa,
Minister OF Foreign Atfairs: Co'megavsSe
Minister of Justice; Seviano Bederao Minis
ter OF War; Comachoo Minister o$ E'ganee6
Rodriguez Arias, Minister of Magire; Ss
varro Rodrigo, Minister of Cos2 9segceS
Romero Ortis. Minister Of Colonies
Troops for Cubns
Two thousand men will be sent &c C2Oza
in few days to reinforce 5he Spabl.b
troops on that islands
Siege Of Pmigcerda Raised
The Carlists have abandoned the siege 81
P,,gcerLa. The failure OF the insurgents
to capture the place causes great rejoicingo
Latest Dates from Japan.
SANFRASCIsCO, September 1.-The steamo
ship Great Republic arrived here to-day
brin ging Yokohama dates to August s.
The Japanese adhere to their deter qli2ao
ton not to be driven into a war with Cb5rlss
except in the last extremity. The sShole
tendency of their present negotiations is
pacific, but so many influences operate
against them that they feel the NECESSITY Of
fully preparing themselves. To this end large
bodies of troops have been assembled 10
certain southern ports. ready for instanS
departure, III case VI NecC anu seVcrat large
steamers have been added to their eranso
port heet. General Lesindre, who sailed
for China fortnight since, to cconcinueo
peaceful negotiations, and who. CON-
marded in For,nosa, was. arrested Dy ths
United States officials on landing at Amoyo
1t is not yet KNOWN whether he will be-
temporarily or permanently detaiuede The
astonisbmert &C the news OF his seizure
is chiefly cagsed by the fact that the anj-
cable character of his mission was known
to everybody 1t is looked upon p anothe;e
proof Of the determination Of foreign repreo
sentatives to obstruct the efforts 0s Japan
to arrive at a fair understanding.
No foreigner acting on behalf oS China
has been mOlested or interfered wish 10 anw
wayo
The Japanese government, fortunately
foreseeing the possibility Of obstacles in
General Legendre's case dispstched other
tCONIINCED ON FOURTH PAGH.l
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-05

VALUABLE IMPROVED AND VAcAS! REAL
Estate AND ISTEREs: IN a Succession AT
ACcTJoS BY THE SHERIFg..-Wc are re.
Hues:ed 20 Cd" attention 20 the sales a.
auction tc be made :his day at :.coE a!
the Merchants ami .suctioneegs' Exchange,
Hoya. st:ee:. by the sheriff of ;he parish ct
Orleans. Said sales comprise:
!. \ lot o: ground. With AZ ;he build.
:ngs and improvements thereon. situated
liz :he Second District OF !hs ti:-. On
Roman street, between Oumaine aui s..
Philip streets.
q. Three lois O.: ground, si.sate,! ~ :he
same district. fronting on St. Peter slseet
and Ca.onde!es was.
g. A 10. OF ground. witt: al the Buildings
and Improvements thereon. situated: IN the
same district. Oh Dumaine stree, between
Roya! and Bourbon streets.
!. 4 10: OF ground. with all the buildings
and Improvements thereon. situated in the
same district, No. POI Burgundy street, be.
tween St. ADu and Dvmaine streets.
3. 4 iot Of ground with the buildings
and Improvements thereon. situated in che
same district. No. 203 Burgundy street,
between st. Ann ani Dumsine streets.
e.. a lot of ground with all the buildings
and improvements thereon. situated in she
Third District Of chis city. N Suburb
Washington, on Architec: street, between
Port and Sc. Ferdinand streets.
:. A :ot Of gropaG. with ali The buildings
and Improvements thereon, situated IN She
same district. in Faubours MarignTo Oh
Marigny street. between Levee and Victory
streets.
8. A lot Of ground. with all che buildings
and Improvements thereon. situated IN the
same distric: and taubourg, on Casacaivo
street. between Marigny and E!ysian FSeJds
streets.
9. And the Interest of defendant 90 an6
to succession
For full particulars and :esns see adyes.
tisemeutss
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The Troops.

4. a late hour last nigh: !: wss Under.
stood that. IN addition 70 The zen companies
o: c..e Third Infantry. which will aTr!~e
here from Holly Springs early n the week.
g battalion Of :he Ninth Cavalry. now sta.
toned at Ringso!t: Barracks, would be
ordered Cor duty -! tie Red river country.
tbs is one OF the :avog:t3 regjmente o: :!!e
cava'-y arm. It> Colonel, Edward Hatch.
was At one time III charge of the F:eeimen's 5
Bl'real: II rhis city. ?pd Wesley Merritt.
TIE lieutenant colonel. was one OF Sheg!.
siar's :alnovs brigade commanders during
the latter years o: :he war. It IS one of the
two colored regiments Of The cavalry a.4.
and il ordered here ~! DC good zee.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-05
st. Charles Hotel Exchange

Mr.. Charles Lacoume. the proprietor OF
the above saloon, has spared no expense in
refttiug and renovating his establishment.
This morning the doors Of this popular
place Of resort will De thrown open 30 the
public and Me. E. W. Arboo the popular
manager. viii take pleasure in receiving the
many friends and patrons of the institution
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-05

SHERIFF's SALES AT AUCTION FOR CITY
AND STATE TAXES OF IMPROVED AND VACANT
REAL Decentralization Is called to the
at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Ex-
change, Royal street, by the sheriff of the
parish Of Orleans, for city taxes, of inn
proved and vacant real estate situated in
the First Second, Third, Fourth and Sixth
Districts of this citye For tuli particulars
see advertisements.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-05
The Alarm too Great.

Ine failure OF two promiren: banks OF
this city has had its .iue etfec. IN urse!tliug
the co2edence OF az ciasses in every anan.
cia! institution. During the pas. three
days matters hare looked decidedly pan.
:ck.-, and rather siia:o and severe :uI
was made upon the Bank OF America. A
certain class OF depositors :usiles: for their
mcEey an! go: :t. The ?romptituie witt.
w;l:cl; the bark has NE: every demand has
restored cor !ience. and Oh 'Casage she
bank IS considered safe.
OF co~rse. the unsettled condition Of the
country. large port. Ion q: one class o! pop.
uiat:oa in open reballion: condition OF po-
'iricai prescription OF the colorei lahore: By
the white employer. could produce no other
effect.
In addition 20 these causes shor'd De
noted the sricjial end intornecjne strife of
the banks themselves. For instance. a Ger.
tain bank. no. a member OF :he Clearing
House, Sas diving the pas: :ew days re.
'used certified checks on various other
banks. although those banks were incwa
to 5e III good condition. Such action can
not bu: produce distrus: and uueas:ness in
the minds Of those who have deposits IN the
banks whose cer.iie6 checks are refused.
On investigation i: has been developed
that the large sums drawn from the sus.
pec.ed banks have been sunk, and neither
deposited IL otter banks nor pu: in ci:cuia.
ton.
The folly Of ; policy Of mutua! an'sgo.
n:sns among the banks is thus made wofuli!'
apparent. Cooperation and conse: yatiye
line y; action are earnestly recommended
70 al! S9ancia! institutions. and with the
restoration Of peace and order, guaranteed
by she presence OF United States troops, the
financial storm will. it ;s hoped. Ss pre-.
Seoee6
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The New Orleans and Vera Cruz Line.

The New Orleans and Vera Cruz Line.
Messrs. Alexandra &. Sons, Of New York
the owners OF the new and popular steam.
ships. City OF Mexico. City Of New York.
City of Merida, City OF Havana and Cuba.
now plying between New York. Havana.
Progresso and Vera Cruz. will. on the sev-
enth OF october. send ous their first steam.
er fc siaugurats she extension ct their line
to New Orleans.
A subsidy from she Mexican government
induced the Messrso Alexandra TO engage in
this enterprise, and we have 10 fear but
that liberal patronage By she American
people will be extended in seturno The
trips Will be made every twenty days and
oftener at any time wien !he sraGe will
warrant
Mr.. J. N. Witherspoon. she agent. will
be furnished with tariff rate Of freight
and passage in a few days
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-05
Succession Of A. W. Walker

SgCcYt DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PARISH
- o: orleans, No. q, ,4,s.e-Whsreas, e. !. Parker
Gas 1ec.9GfieG tie courf for letters of admins
ostra-lou OH 'Ee estate Of this tate 90 W. Walker.
deceased JDtesfa'eo Notice IS hereby g"er to al
when i9 snsT concern 80 show cause within 'e'.
days s4E ia prayer ot :e Ssit pst!.G@eS should
got be gtanteds
Be 1re.sr 0t she C0c;rf.
ses . Il FRAME PACE iR.. Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-05
Let it be borne in mind
Let 1t be borne in mind

IEar IN the neyt single number IottervS
That in the next sin gle number lotterys
To be drawn September l2o
To be drawn September l2o
There are ten thousand NUMBERS
There are ten thousand runberss
Two hundred ard sixty prizess
Amounting to 90, 400.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-05

SEt0Ep DISTRICT CoERT FOR THE PARISH or
- orleans. No. 30 557oss Notice is hereby gl~e TO
ale c:edi'ogs OF shis estate and to a. other 2e.-
cons herein inter"ste! show cause within ten
days rom tl~ prese'.' Go:ifications & any Shey
iave %: Gale SHY IL. .conG proI ssiopa account
Nfes6Ess. co the te. .nlens5rg executor OF she dec
ceased shoI.li nc: he fnm0iog.ted and approved
Snd che funds s' r'5ufed 10 accordance 5heyeyjta.
Sv Ggdey 0S Sss@ 1Isf,
se5S f3 FRANK FACE Jg., Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-05
SUCCESSIOrg NOTICES.

Succession CT John Ouder aa,s Barbara
Eatn.
SsG%aSY DISTRICT 6OuF1 TOi. TIE PARISH
- .; orleans No. 90 sa7 -Wll'.eGs. Frank !.
Gess has pe!tioIed she court fof letters ot ;GLin.
ostration on the stata S the late John Uuder and
Barbara Faith. dsct sed int state. SOt!c"!s Geveb;
.::es! 70 ali whom :: may concern 20 show earsc
Sithil ten days.wy 3he prayer 9s tRs S:s.3 sle;.o
s;arer should got bs granted
81 80 FRAyH PACE. .'s. C!e.R
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Succession Of .,Irso Ellen Cullen,

SSECOED DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- OF Orleans No g, ,s22.-eW Whereas. James CUisG
8as SeSlsioueG che Ga1aT' foS setters OF admnisSy
S,SI on che estate SO shG Ia:s Ngs. Ellen Cullen.
afee esaseE SfHestaieo Eerce is efeby given 30 al!
orhofa 70 may concern TO shew ea'.se with: Sen
days wiv the prayer Ot sae saS Set!saoIeS sa":.;
Ssot Se granted
SIS : !5- FRAME Pss9f2. SR. eie.s.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-05

When q man has spent all Of his money
az y fashionable resort, as all clam, crab
and bullfrog residences are now called. he
thinks s'there ss no place like home.'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-05
goV3sssVs STATE LOTTERY COMPANY
Glass SYe

90 "a Ssssss 30 g':si:e 80 Sew 6:SeassRs
8N seSsy6nSo September 92s SS7ie
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-05

xso,1oV ~ pAAISS.
$70,400 in prizes,
Three capital prizes of $4,000 eacf;
Three capital prizes Of $4,000 each
And only 10000 nrmberso
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-05

g. e. PALMER. President
GAMES gsSKSONo Vice President
DIRECTORS
g. FOSEgT. FRED WING
3 81. HEIsHAS 81 H. TgOMASo
DAVID - aIoLAGEo JAMES JACKSON
e a. Palmer
S9s GaYf9af Hires security TO deposoors. Deposits
OF Fifty Cents and spwaIi received, an6 SIX PER
CENT INTEREST allowed.
gv7 10 JOHN s. wALTOS Cashier.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-05
INUE CITIZENS' SAVINGS BANS

YlNHE CITIZENS SAVINGS BANn
20 strictly legitimate bank FOR savings
9noseleG upon the plan of popular and successfa
Institutions in Sew York and London< and incoyo
porateG April 2io SS.2, under a special and favor
abfs charter granted by the Legislature Of shs
State of Iosianss with an authorized capitas o5
$2o0o'pGo
Interest si9 PEI ceuf per annumo
Deposits Of ten cents and upward reeelSese
Ali deposits are payable on demand
Open daily from A. NJ. to P. NJ, and 6u Satuse
grday s5essps from six to eight O'clock
GRUNEwALD HALGe
so. 22 BarOnne Streefs
S. sENNsRo !. IoGUBERNAToB
Gass;er. DSssidensp
pIRRC?oRso
SoEYsoN ARMSTRONG THOMAS HAsAMo
" BrRBANE J. L. GUBERGATCKe
ub1Iv NJ. BENNER
NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS lNsTITU.
IN TION No. l56 Canal street Trustees-Dr.
W Newton Mercer, L. r. Generes George Jonas.
Orhonas A. Adams, Thomas Allen Clarke Charles
g. Leeds David TrQuhart, John e. Gaines, Carl
Eohp Christian Schneider. Samuel Janison.
Interest Allowed ON Deposits.
L. +. GENERKS, President.
CHARLES K1IsHAw. Treasurer. uh2s ly
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-05

Louisiana State Lottery Company.
Louisiana State Lottery Company
The next single number drawing
The next single number drawing
Will take place September l2o
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-05

pKszgs PAYABLE IN FULL WITHOUT oEoccs
gIONo
Gjg.sefs 20 be addressed 10 sh@
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY
Lock Bog 20. S9,. Pos: :oftceo New 0E.eanso
Se2S 2ss:oh:.s .o;-y CySero cs &c ss:es :ous ses'
q-9 Gal IS
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ACTION.

SCHWARZ-SENBGRS
The Grange advance., 1874-02-04

Court Of the United States, and in the
meantime they 90 on disregsrding the law
and charging such rates Of freight as they
may be able to extort from the necessities
of the people. Well, now they want the IT,
tie to these lands, and claim that it is a
matter Of justice aud equity. Yes, these
men who have defed the laws of the State,
now ask that same State not only to do for
them what the law requires. but to go be-
yond strict legal requirements, and grant
them 700, 900 acres of land as matter of
equity.
The resolution Of Mr. Donnelly was re-
ferred to select committee, and we hope
they will give the matter the most careful
consideration This is an opportune occa-
casion to inject into this company little
respect for the laws Of this State, and for
the rights Of the people. Let our honorable
Senators and Representatives see to it that
the occasion be well improved.