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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-05
ANCIENT PRINCIPLES IN THEIR NEWEST
GLOSS.

The Ohio Democratic State Convention
signalized its proceedings on Wednesday
by SOME very ocular declarations. The
preamble to prosy resolution adopting
the Pendletonian doctrine OF finances
reads as follows:
The Democratic party Of Ohio aiheres to
Its ancient principles OF securing equal
rights and exact Justice TO al men, and to
all the States and communities OF American
people: OF maintaing the independence OF
the coordinate departments OF the federal
government legislative, executive and
Judicial; cocde,nning ali Entertainments of
either upon The functions Of the other, and
resisting every attempt to usu-p any OF the
powers reserved by the constitution to the
States respectively, and to the people,
The Democratic principle of securing
equal rights and exact justice to all men
is about as ancient as the last heated
term. The Ohio Democracy voted against
every amendment to the constitution pro-
posed since the war. and has constantly
during the past thirty years varied
against freedom and the free. Its subse.
quent declaration II reference to indes
pendence Of the several branches of the
government embraces good Republican
doctrine such as Grant practiced when
be backed up Judge Durell's orders by
sending troops TO capture the stronghold
Of those who treated the process Of the
Tpsted States Court With contempt. This
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-05

Because troops a:e coming 20 Louisiana
the P;c,y.as vents i. spleen Upon the
REPUBLICAN and Tines. The Pt: should
know that United Sac. soldiers are com.
ing here solel: for tie purpose Of making
!: possible 70: s: Northern man to i've II
cur country parishes q; peace. They do
10; con:e a: the bidding .: any pape. o.:
ia:ty. BIZ: i. re i,.:eres: o: humanity
asai;.s: 5U:cae.y and % rro:ec: the lives
Of citizens Of III: Un;;ai States. The
fac: TIA: troops are obliged 70 com. he.e
q: this time Is mosa .i.ss.:ce:u! g Lou:s:.
ana thar wey: aecess:o. and IA: It's: -.
!eiI:or.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-05

The editor Of the I'jessJitrger appears ~
2avs been betrayed By 3 inu.a--- lr-eao
And us.s the most extraordinary aaatAenas
q,r sine accommodation OF Southern he
ars..eaaso The following is Ike .Ae san, q
4o1 dropping from his rao;o noun ,
l o'..sBese mos- Infamous men have betrayed
as and o AGED the brand Of shame upon Us
ana op,n ours. Never coa1de N mem
as.ia. Never. never, never trust q so9.n
ore ssa.iawag. Let chs fate when Tue
a,c.enr Hebrews awarded to the leper Do
a,;eo are 70 them 'f'oredoorei Of heaven
and by man accurse&s' = aatio the ear'h :
I'd OF the whole breed. oy some sudden anu
7gnooie death that Providence "a its own
good time alyss visits 70 he apossa.e and
traitor"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-05
FOB RENT.
For SALE.


Tor SiLE--A FARM, SITUATED -: The
Il :Igh. BANK .: the Mississippi. :.vc.. Re :nir.
ABOVE Ba-o: sara. The place !. IN GOO. 80. KIN:
.rd-. an: has e:oI. .: cora AID cotton ..W %.
-. The stock ana mules az. u! eXc..eI.. .o:is:l.
:oi.. There axe s.cusi. farming .,1 garden IN.
PIGMENTS TO scoe :I.i.y cu:;vate 80 place :le
crop D. corn or the p.ae. ~. be 500. there.
wit: j: desired. .il. farm has frontage OF '...
I'VE a1peI:s NOR: or Less. Tie houses. .t.a:t.:.
and outb'.tldlngs are ~ goo. :epa;:. a.. .ac
fencing IA. bee. at. :e.e:t.v put Up. TIL. .na...
dwelling has four nh. bedrooms and .arg. a.nl.
ON the pace aTs abcst :~er:r large :e.a
trees. E.. :a.;us an1 further partieIa.. 2tv,c -
>. ?. HIGGINS < CO,
.e''c No. 30 Sank place.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-05

II ct.h!ishin; a Washington dispatch.
Of augus: -. the e:i!:o. Q: she Shreve.
por: l::.s: acknowledges to have inserted
the word ''no:" te.sr: ''in:er:e:e. in t.:e
sentence wh;:h stated tia; i: disturbance,
continue "th: President wi. interfere
South" Tits WAS published the day
previous 20 IL: massacre. and the in.
gen.ous filing Of tina: "ao::" hole IL the
dispatch probably d.! 10: III AM *'ay
discourage the Sa:evsoog: Tsxaus ZION.
going GU: TO M::ia:.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-05

NOTICE,

Cse-Ce OF .HE Consciousness sfes.
c:eeiI..:l's savings and Trt.se Company Z
Washington, ,, -, ...v - 1873
::o:ic. is hereby gwen to az. .e.sons ONE, :ian
iepDsitors srho may haze claims against the
FRhEDHAN'S SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY
o. any of It's branches that they called upon to
.,resen, she same and to make eSd proof thereof
20 :he Commissioners OF said company, a: thei.
Office, No. I5n- Pennsylvania avAIii,e. Washington.
District Of Columbia. Pass books when rvope.l:
adjusted; w!.. be deemed sufficient proc: o. ~.
Balances shown 20 be due thereon Oeposie0..
Wi. therefore presen: :ieir pass books - THE &c.
spectre branches by which .hev were .ssu-: Al
s.a.. possible. ga: thew ma" be =. ,,-r- "s...
:..G and balanced. JOHN !. ). CaE>VE.t,
ROBERT PCHV!-
2. q. T. iEiPOLE
sr:s:fe.s Cor. us .1ae:s.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-05

The P;;.ay.u: insists u2c:. calling the
''"'hat is i" organization the Peoples
party. though tia: il nc: the ctfc;a: maize.
It was chris:eaed .: Baton Rouge. 1--WE.
the white people o: Louisiana. embracing
party. We have :. pa::ia!::y tos accuracy
where r-."tic.b;e.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-05
PROCLAMATION.
THE Assassination Dr RED RIVER
PARISH OFFICERS.

:IA:e ~ .,cIsiAra.>
E.ecI.l7" Department. :;
View Or cans S.otenae. ). .s.i. }
Wie.eas or:ins %. aiag o;..E:ay, Angus:
2s :'i. 4. -. Mcfarland :. AIT. 'ion il. lie Parish
o: Bcs..eE. :adoI.: forty niles east of tle Texas
ne. HOMER !! -WITCHk.. ROBERT \.
2ET2Es CLARK Holland =" }. HOWELL.
FRAY. 5 EDGERTcN al: X. {. Willis peace.
81. az: law aoidl2. citizens u tEi. >-at. we..
cruelty murie,.t. u cold i...o; BIZ BODY o: arnei
aud mounted ca:ni-.: "a benas 70 al. or.A,...
cation knew: ~ I'll. White i.es.lIs of L0.:la.s
Sow, :.;.:oc., "....s:. Pc He..os., .io7e:aos
o: :ns 81. .: Eo;.t .aas. VIZ. s.." :: .os.a.-
y: bringing the ,rre.ra!5-s Of Gas :rea: o.-:as-
70 justice. aut: Of ;r.ve1:n. .le re.ec 6. SIC.
crimes =. :..: ..:.:.. ic ISSUE :h. .nr .:oc..a
ton c!;e.i1; q revart: 0: FIVE .R5i>ASG DOT.
LARS e.c,. 20: SITE. evidence - .h.l es. 20 80.
a-yes: aus: cray.c:.o. q. "a. aas,. ,Gi..4e:e:s .:
any OF them.
G..s. ,...,is- ny ia-. ani :he s.s q: the STATE
le1e.ctc attached: III 80. ID" .. September,
il, TIE y.:. Of O.: Lord .i;...ee:. hl.ut.re: als
seven.y:o..:, an: .: the :ni.,e..ten:. .: the
Cn..eI States III. El.e:v.Eia....
WILLIAM T. KELLOGG.
E. TIE Gorec'.3::
:. T.. DE:L.:E?:
Sec:-.ac:.: SAFE Set p
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-05

e. ,se:e AIDING tho ..!-o-.e:l. n",:se %! :ae
svsfe Lsssua the Ficeyl9,. preserves a 90.
mark sb.e. almos: ''..in craD.- :4e"':a.i!E.
sn thii shat is arguments .Ii.r- y. e!.e.:
st:.:e a. aEch IS ;her TO the ''.oseca..o:.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-05

Nhea young man wha gs;:. !.,s aa::
9g Glae uiJGle t:its re balance a::nsa!: 81.
orange nses, and goes aow:. %. the SIDE.
wals, .-e%c IS Got t.!a? sympathy expressed
g.,r IN. sgbiei shoalJ' I've extended. 80 tie
sco.j sses. misfortune befal.. them.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-05
THE MITCHELL j. RAMMELSBERG
FURNITURE COMPANY.
No. 1O3 Camp street. corner of Poydras.

sE'a are determined to close 0us ous ene;ss .u:s
meass stos. 0: FURNITURE as soon as pcactie
cable and retire from the business in this city.
With that view we cordially invite our friends. tie
trade and a. those in want Of furniture before
making their purchases.te call and examine the
fines and mos. compel. assortment: ever offered
n this marle.. We fee. confident eve "a. cfer
better INDUCEMENTS N pre. and sca.'tT' % goods
e..a. .a:. be had IN the r.aie h5ge eisew.eses
GEORGE III. HE'LL
-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-05

Al :nverega.e :opeg, IN & !oc.iit: *:-e:s
ehs ards4c was gndeS :ae ian. f':' .o:nc
eoc& eaaiy III s. 5o1-.e. :h35e': rs :ieoh
wSG Sampho.. ana e1en LAD 81. druggist
siI e wl.lS wAiskyo she we o: t!.e :':.:l.a'e:
wa1 o.5.eubied 50 9olch wita :'e f.eaI.c.s.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-05

Al splss.9on brings 70 notice more T'fd
ana rood men rlan tas philosophy CO any
SI1v..ay ever dreamed o., The oac Ne'S
are saose n office. and the good ones are
those WHO wish % DE II o1tce' we Can
nrove this BY Many Voters the mutual
gr,ent who makes NOMINATIONS IL a>-' '4--ee
al, conventions
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-05

John Paul says: IT'S ve.: bag! g ~ |"
goe6 Ch:afiaG Gyhea c.c mas y 'veais q! :e..
siog, and soIe.t.:ae. fame" .-a. a caa.s:
o. stomach would i,eae:i: re ..o:o.d s:E.:es
a!acsc as 2guci1 a. Z! rhaa e @. L.ea::.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-05
EDUCATIONAL.
OCI.IANA STATE AGRICELTUKAL
Aei9o
MECHANICAL CO2T. EGEoo

Sest.ae session Of this as0itt9 o-s Se5 1875
cyl opel NtADAI November g., oo's, Esses gle
direction OF the following facuISy:
President ex-oftc.o.
Professor OF Chemistry. as applied 81 sgr3-
cG.eu-e and the mechanic arts
Professor of Natural Philosophy ans aa.Ae-
arts.
A Professor Of C.Sii8oo Mecha3jca! sn$ Maritime
Elsilee ring.
Professor OF Mo3ern LanguagssaaG iice:a9aree
Hand Drawing
Al lnst:Uefo: 80 Maritime Seieaec SIC s:aeSisss
20 De uzhs ii q school ship
! Igt05 III reegfaohy for female PGphs.
S1toS On Wood Engraving for ferna.s p'52t2so
a iUGos 10 Photography for se.nal e pupils
.Ae appointment of professors. ias.a9c.9f5 snts
tutors are al yacane. and via De l..eS by the
Board of Coa-yoI on MONDAY. she second OF Noe
venber. Y2!io Applicants for the positiocs Wiz f
testimonials Of character and qualifications. and
address any iaquiyieo TO the president OF toe Board
OF Confsol OF tue LOUISIANA State MeGaaaSeal and
Agric aiIrsai College, New Orleans.
BY ordeS Of the Board;
Secretary o. C19 Board OF Control Of :he Log
sed I'm cod
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-05

An exchange Says '0TA.y i.af "a ssa. at
che Garden of Accl:mation IL P2e!s. Sc
eea,lv caught on the coast hBJ il wound 20:
"a. aaG was likely to s-a.veo. AZ las sons
sus saoaght Of giving il noii.a' which :aey
5;t s-om an infants feeding bo.s!e, afG
o,sI-is hannv." Tia: must havs Bees a
q.etp ,eaea seal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-05

'C.se Sow York G'efo,,i says ''Ibe Sc',..'-sy'
Is weary % see!n- ITO Western tr.aes :ics:
demoea,tzsd by HuaRes yeak:.e:s. ari :hsn
wal92eG ~ sh,ridsn's aava.::' Tha' is
true enough. Let tie indians ae %Iipyed
srst. bv sll meauso wbeo Characterization
wi.a easue without the a3oi q. QUaseCso
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-05

Hss s-baq.otee Cush.Isan STATES taa. she
wilt 5os.si%e1y seoire t:onl tie s:;..s 81: the
gf,r,3s q Jsl5o al. 10 sac gfeatest set:ess
s$aosr,s@ 3as produced. an. :a' retired
or 4ses s:ous os.g ssss :.a5. 49,; t:.e - or
Sgs.,.acsiaEo
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-05

s'y?s.gp asws-''!.e Gm:e:c: o: ::;s.t:
las eei.t tie Tkajc Q: .'..,s.. 3 :.-a-n.s:-:...
sase. four fees high. 90: .:ca . sing. seas
oE agate" 3he s:c.: :. b.: e.S:sa 80.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-05
at etass
LEGAL NOTICES.
DlsTRiCT COiRT OF THE CS3TED
STATES.
o:scS.-: Og LOUISIANA.


- TIE MATER ~ TIL. .'Ew Of:LEa:s ~.
hi. ard Tcxa. RsiI:c.,: Conlpan", AGAINST
wh,i. petition for a: .s.!eation .; s.ns.upt.
C-w.s lied or '!e :w...'.seve.:. dlyo: Nav.
!. >. so:s- O.sts.c: OF LOUISIANA, s.-S1 ss2i.
TYPO: :::iS3 PROOF. SYST THE AZ.
u legations -: she p-'i.a.. s-0rss.i. :. is or.
de. -. TIA. the sad NsV 0r.sas Ios.- and .s.i.
R...-oa. Compan:' d. a.pes: .. :i.is court. as 3
sot..:c .: bankruptcy. - b. io.:.s ;. New Orleans.
IN T.. parish OF .)rl.ass ami SAL. .: Low a:s
and slistv.c. aforesaid. aH tbs sixteenth clay Of
:ossmbe:. 1874 q: !: i. 81. ;.uG sios cause. i:
az ther. -. wh: Vie :sar-: of sad petition
s...': 10. .. g:a:... a.s: !. % s::taag 0rde. ed
81. :. copy of this 0ldes .. =a.ved on sal: New
:..:rsns Ao"i.e AM. Texas RAJ :oei Company >:
in '. New s'rlea. Republican. as re.
..lye. ~ Jaw si;s LAST insertion - a.'.a: a. .ss:
e.. .t.~s previous - IN. DAY as:e!a 1e9u!.s: &c:
:.-ir ai.?es :snce.
:vi.ness ~. Hon, E.wa.! H. o:.e., ''.igs ~ "a.
sa.: coI.:. AZ. che ses sh::-o.. a: New or'.a:
8. :..: district. % she seve1r.e..:s DAY -: .:a.
~. T. c.,:T. ca..e- fi.:,s
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-05

3 :I..:s;e: oncs ;.are:: $" L.:a. We
sham: taco 10: tie goo,!.- iu:..e: s.e.e See
ai.hG, an.! that tnou y. 80 So: ..a.e :.o.w:-.'
grsaG.as ?he .u.le!n.ns: .: Tie 'yas:.is:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-05

Siars ~e Charlie :.o.s a:a:e: a.aor:
SIS. Detective ?!afc:.o: advertise. :aa:
Nj, ;;oy?s. SS New G..:a...s. :. a.: =. ~.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-05

MifefEe: or no: :. ~.ou.a.: c III .. employed
gn ilav 9wp bar:oo.is .s r:cs!.oE 10" as'
gose she courts 81; '.s.. .:aac.."r.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-05

'rh~rs aes eve sgpe '.eg. u. 20 Sac OF
n Ai:se o@es ;Yys seays 90. :. s..s-.a:ec: %"
pSuQ.o '.S9I e.asos -ostag.. S..l. .y.' .!.5.e
oBj Cerou:aoue os@aG az: 10 ''.cs.o's...:
and &eay.as ggeeS 9ri3.H s2r sAsir:a ~.
sas:t::s.s aai u, odi9s .S-a .e: 81: s.a.i.
ia:2ess
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-05

Tf:s g:.::::.:c: ..a:e.. ,. lie >1:::h 10 OF:
E,.': lie. sa:.:o: So. :.'a.- 'Sae: :.e:;
asak tue W...:c lea :.... .So.. als:ec::.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-05

Gsea: t:al. in :ac !~.. az: ::es: 90. y
g. trade are rery iil!e:ea. :i!i:-.s. Vac.
SIC are to have .!e?es:s ..0. IS asas'.o:
81 :gs Eisise Leasuers.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-05

Tie abotblacks o; S.cliasuc. &c" Civ.
g:-i!t 70 .neiG Cvs:one:.. III" .t:In:eac!!
o: IT,, money make: shade :!:.: !::..:s.:
eCsssa:TU
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-05

Ge.-S-.ssr Go.:s ..:-::: -: -':ar o: s.e
Oid3e. a.: :.c.: ..:!..:.: :. 81: &. posi- -
Essssse sg.:: s.:as.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-05

& "a estimates: go: -. so:..:. c:.''. a.
g'ai;SaIais :ais ssa.ca r:.. ..:u'::.: = 49,
U@3 Qe'.gis.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-05

Gri,e ee:..:ak!n. ::.:'.rs 9: lava :ai::e ..
Ssss !e.s \: !.:.:n.: o.:..: ...:' e:::: :':.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-05

& co::::S:- :.a:.s :...t....-. -. :o:.c"::-:
oo.,.s,.:.u:" 80: ..:.:. ~.:.: So. A.:....
&SS'a:.h
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-05

re s::es: n..t..-.'e ...o.'c: :':0":c.:
w'1 % s,::s:oG.:y .i.L.n..::::s: - = .'':;' Is
s8S.sGs.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-05

ElecllOno NIOnInSo NoFtH1oeE 80 "Se'
Fo7o Stoe yrcast1'es'o
ANTOINE 0CBUCLEt.
Gar Nsasber Of coo.g'sss. RS: 1s:Tis',
% HALE s;S3J!SiS.
4z2s@ oNe. 20 % Csasrcss, sse4'l5 0!s'''lG..
AESRH Z. oiEB::.
.g6So ol2eu,5oJo '.f C..a .1'es3. ."'ir' Ht:'-t's
CUGsTE!! d 1.ER...
8Sl. Be- Jes' - tbasesS. c".}'a i'"t''''
GEUEGi: g.. sISJ::
,RGo,o oslSSet,b....S c.o...s. ftt,' i''.:1s
FRANZ ND....e
S99sg 1.r.ia s..'o: s:s". 800 So: 1.s''sc's
a., g.. Ss>H
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-05

E.~z:: ...!. :: -. ..-:: o.. ::e:'.:''
go s..:. :: .scw.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-05

z .va..... League :sr:.:'.. - ''.ee:.::'
wassgg -. crs -: s.:.a:.::. c::::a.:::. -
gSSNS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-05
RAILROADS.

NEW ORLEANS, st. Lofts
AND CHICAGO RAILROAD C0E:AE:
GREAT JACKSON ROUTE ,
Trains .ie3ar: and arr.ve a. follow, ton Ca.io;e
stree: depot.
SgPARc. AsI:cg.
Aail.........5:03 P. NJ. atai......... 500 A. u
Pullman 9a,ao. sleecin: Cars :b.oG:. 70 s.:
Lculs Chicago and Louisville.
on!y oae c.aIse o. s.ee,..I casa - sa..e:-
cites.
Ticket, :o- sal. and Information :.ses 4: So y
Cams .c.eet. Garner OF Common.
A. ,. ShEiDoS, A.e.e.
sai:: ~ :. D. EROS.. (.e:.eoa. Ha:asss.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-05

qsvs,s:e asa ..w ...r.. =: s:..::s:.s:
o. 10 o8se:so
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S;gx So.s .sa. .b.1:- .,3.a
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-05

HAVANA
~ The steamships of the North
~. German Lloyd w:id resume snes
regular trips next faI az follows:
Further days os departure will be advertised
hereafters
From Bremen. From New Orleans
FRANHFC Ri. .SepreM DER % October -
STRASSSC &c. s.soctobe- 70 November 8
kOELE. -. ....,s October 20 Eo-emoer ~
HASNOvkE. November necember
GEN. WEHDER. November IS December go
FRANKFURT ...s. D-ceMbe. January
SIRASSBl R,i. 90. ecAnbar l. JANUARY 10
hohLS.. 80. December 20 January 80
The steamers touch outward az Iavr5 and Hao
rana, aud OF thels home trlp 81 Havana and
Southampton 20 land Snd Sece.va passengers and
s.elghts
PRICES OF PASSAGE
ss;n: 51e;:ea southampton Or aavse 60 Gaesna
or AeW Orleans.
si'-fi.ss- s.s.s'.s..'s gold
stT7s1se' ~ gold
!.0.: :ssw Orleans q: Havana to So;.ttanl ptouo
HAVE or Bremen.
sbH.! 20 SOi6
Secc.a ........... s. gold
From Ven Orleans 20 Harai..
~ ss.................s.. )! 600
sorcssse 80 To.N
Passage ..cI..s :-or. Bremen SOUTHAMPTON or
Hare - sew -. RAGS sssce,s y t!s. E.1e: :aed.
Eur :.::.i-r pa.:i.i..a:. app: to
81. = S.oCkMEYER $ CO. .-nss
~ No. - t,.i,D1 street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-05
STEAMSHIPS
BREMEN.
North Germ an /.

STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN and y1R ga
LEANS, VIA HAVRE, SOUTHAMPTON AN
HAVANA.
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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-03-27

HERNEs, who is jew. we learn, ard
a member of the Legislature of Ken
lucky, has seeHSt recently to assail the
Methodist denomination of Christians,
in most vulgar and profane manner
using language unbecoming even an
Ashantee. He proposes to hang every
Methodist in the United States to q
lamp-post. In fact, he assures us that
the day will come when they will be so
hung, and their temples of worship lev
eled 70 the ground, and the entire herd
exterminated, rs warning to all relig-
ious fanatics. When this shall have
been accomplished, says the flnatical
Hermes, honesty will re-appenr. To
which we mildly reply, in the IAN
guage of a cotemporary, that it would
bankrupt our Government to furnish
lamp-posts enough for the purpose.
Moreover, We are inclined to the belief
that aforesaid Hermes-the Jew--was
drunk when he uttered these words. or
else he is himself the craziest of fanatics.
Let Hermes 0he jew take either horn
of the dilemma he chooses.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-03-27
The Candidates.

Several candidates spoke here to-day. Maj.
Jas. Christman, Of Monticello, taking the
stand first, announcing himself rs candidate
Tor Commonwealth Attorney.
lie was followed by Il. c. Warren, Of Stan
ford, who has heretofore announced himself
a. a candidate COR the same office.
The Republican candidate, John futile, of
Monticello, for Commonwealth Attorney,
followed Mr.. Warren, in a short speech.
VI. II. Owsley informed the good citizens Of
Pulaski, that he was candidate for Circuit
Judge Of our district in short but telling
speech.
We would like to speak at length on the
remarks Of the able gentlemen, but on account
Of other duties VIC must forbcar at present.
Mr.. Jno S Van Wrinkle did not enter his
appearance to-day We leasa tia; sickness
in his family dctains him at home, however,
he is expected here during the present week.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-03-27
DRoppEp dead. with heart disease.

DRoPPED dead, with heart disease, is
the almost universal exclamation, when
ever IN individual dies suddenly. We
read and account recently in scientific
journal, where the editor said that Tot
.oiie person in a hundred, who was sup
posed to have died with heart disease,
had any sort Of symptoms of that mala-
dy. There are many persons who die
suddenly, from different causes, without
any reference to the decesse of the heart.
Often apoplexy, s,ranuglation, eruption
Of blood.vessel, over-heating, excite
ment, etc., ETC., cause sudden death and
really the heart has nothing whatever to
Do with the death. Doubtless many
persons who are afflicted with sympa-
the,ic diseases-euch as palpitation ofthe
heart-are often scared to death after
reading the fearful accounts in the news
papers which they may happen to read
from time to time.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-03-27

SOME Of the people Of Virginia are
now advocating the building Of narrow
guage railroad from Cumberland Gap,
KY, to Richmond, Va. The Courier
journal, generally a safe counsellor, re.
fers to the letter Of one Gen. Imbodcn,
in advocacy of the project, which letter
suggests the building Of such a road
through Spencer, Harlan and interme-
diatc counties. The CD. also says that
the suggestion Of Gen. Imboden will
doubtless meet with much consideration
in this city and in the counties concern
ed. Now we don't believe that il will.
Why should its Already we have the
Knoxville branch road completed to a
point near the Cumberland Gap, by the
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Com.
pany, and why should any one deem it
necessary to make new line from Lou
isville through Spencer, Harlan and in-
termediate counties to Richmondr Why
not take up or begin the line to Rich
mond, Va, at the point designated by
the survey of the Louisville g. Nash
vile railroad, on the Knoxville branch,
and complete il! Such talk as that of
Gen. Imbo,len is all bosh--wind work.
Let the STOCKHOLDERS in the Louisville d
Nashville railroad demand the compile
ton Of their Knoxville branch, as now
surveyed. and then when made, all that
Kentucky or Virginia could reasonably
ask or expect will have been accom-
nlishctl
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-03-27

THE Wcmens' Whisky War coniin
ues to occupy prominent places in all
our daily exchanges. and the movement
is rapidly spreading. In reference to the
work accomplished by the movement, it
is estimated that in Ohio alone about six
hundred drinking saloons have been
closed and about twenty-five thousand
persons have signed the pledge Of total
abstinance.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-03-27

OUR Republican friends of Garrard
are in trouble. They had primary
election last week, and all the trickery,
bribery aud drunkenness which usually
attend these contests, characterized this
one, and it broke up in terrible row.
We think there is glimmer of light on
the horizon for the Democratic party in
Gafrard now, if they will strike at the
proper time and in the proper way.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-03-27
Our Criminal Docket.

The criminal docket was called this evening.
with the following result: Commonwealth vs..
Thos. Roy, murder, dismissed for want of
prosecution; same vs.. Jas. Mcpherson, burn
ing mill, continued; same vs.. A. Bridgewa,er,
robbery, defendant failing to appear, his bond
was forfeited and alias bench warrant ordered
to issue.
A nunbsr o. other prosecutions were con
tinued on account uf the absence Of witnesses
and various other causes.