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Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-06-14
More Army or Less Army.

About the most useless thing q Gov
eminent like ours can own is large
standing army. This is Republic
Government where every man is a
soldier by instinct, and where there is
little need of making soldiers by edu-
cation. 1t has been urged with some
degree of reason that if we had had q
large standing army at the breaking
out of the Rebellion, we should have
prevented the rebels from obtaining
possession of the many forts and ar
senals that, being without the proper
equipment of soldiers, fell into their
hands. Some of these places might
have been saved had they been regu-
larry manned, but others would have
been lost. Their fate would have de-
pended almost wholly on the State
nativity of their garrison. But we
are not going to have another rebel
lion, and the contingencies that arose
from the rebellion we did have need
not be guarded against now or in the
future. We have no use for large
army now. In peace we are all civil
ians; in war we are all soldiers. If an
invasion is threatened or our flag in
suited, the old spirit which sent men
into the battle at Lexington with no
better arms than pitchforks and fowl
ing pieces and animated them to fight
with all the courage and firmness
of Spartans, will fill every man
and boy in the land, and we are
all soldiers at once-soldiers until the
last armed foe has disappeared. The
rebellion demonstrated that the plow-
boy who had never smelled powder or
seen battle made as true and brave
soldier as the veteran of hundred
fights. A nation of liberty-loving,
Notwithstanding people is nation of
soldiers. Such people need not tax
themselves to support large army in
time of peace. They are their own
defenders. The plea that we have
five or six turbulent States to look
after is entitled to no weight, unless
it is proposed to bayonet the people Of
those States at once. Turbulent States
will not be made less turbulent by
garrisoning soldiers among them.
There is already too much military
interference with the civil government
of States. We do not need an increase
in our army, and we could stand a
considerable decrease in that direc-
ton. The people are sufficiently
taxed now, and if we can get rid of a
few regiments of soldiers we shall dis
pose of something for which we have
no earthly use, and save the expense
of maintaining costly toy.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-06-14

THE San Francisco Post says: "But
where man sits down upon piece
of ground which God made, until the
labor OF his fellows all around him
makes it valuable, and thereby be-
comes rich, he gets something which
he has not earned; he reaps where he
has not sown; and his wealth is not
rightfully his own, but something
which belongs to the whole commu-
nifty around him. This is the wealth
which we would divide.u We said
some time ago that the Post was a
communist organ. Does any one re-
quire stronger proof than this of the
correctness of our assertion.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-06-14

THE law making it a misdemeanor
to sell liquor to habitual drunkard,
went into effect on Monday last. The
last Legislature added to the Penal
Code the following section, which we
produce for the benefit of those con-
cerned:
SECTION 936. Every owner, lessee, or keeper
of any house used, in whole or in part, as
saloon or drinking place, who knowingly per-
zoe 10 NAV at onv same of cba1ca tbeyrodn % s
guilty of a misdemeanor.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-06-14

JAMES LICK accidentally forgot or
Intentionally omitted to donate por-
tion of his two million dollars to
Roman Catholic institution, and
San Francisco paper is saying hard
things Of him in consequence.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-06-14
Masonic Notice.

Los Angeles Lodge No. ~, +. & A. NJ
The stated meetings of this Lodge are held on
the first Monday of each month at 1870 p. NJ.
Members of Pentalpha, No. POP, and all Mas
ter Masons in good standing are cordially in
vited. sc. FOY, VIM
CHAS. SMITH, Secretary. ao2S-tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-06-14
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SPECIAL NOTICE,

have just received a large assortment Of
the finest brands of Imported and Domestic
Cigars, at greatly reduced prices 1t is we'll
worth while TO come and examine them, at
/. GOLDSMITHS,
Main ST., adjoining w. F. & Co.'s Express.
] lifts
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-06-14

No fresh cases of smallpox are re-
ported at Eureka, Humboldt county.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-06-14
Latest kilograms.
CONGRESSMAN LUTTRELl STILL
PERSISTS.
EXCITING TIMES IN PARIS
THE PRESIDENT AND CABINET
GOES TO CAPE MAY.
STABBING AND SHOOTING AFFRaY IN SAN
FRANCISCO.
EAST r N.

The President Leaves the Capital.
WASHINGTON, June l3.-President
Grant and Cabinet have gone to Cape
May.
LuttrelI Still Demands an Inyestiga.
ton
WASHINGTON, June 13.-Luttrell is
still pressing his demands for an in
vestigation of the Central Pacific af-
fairs.
Railroad Depot In Flames.
NEW YORK, June ia dispatch
from Observation-Disclosures that the
depot of the Northern Railroad of that
city was in flames.
Appea rance of Four of the Ameriques
Passengers.
NEW YORK, June 12.-Four lady
passengers of the wrecked steamer
Amerique, who had been given up as
lost have arrived safely at New York;
they were taken to Canada first by a
ship which picked them up.
Philadelphia Wool Market.
PHILADELPHIA, June l2.-Wool is in
good demand. Prices are not fairly
established. Colorado, washed, 25@
30c.; Colorado, unwashed, 22@25c.;
extra and merino pulled, 45@50c.; No.
l superfine pulled, 45@50c.; Texas
fine and medium 3O@35c.; Texas
coarse, 25@3Oc.; California fine and
medium, 30@35c.; California coarse,
25@30c.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-06-14
Appea rance Of Four of the Ameriques
PassengerS.
FOR EICN.

LONDON, June 13.-Paris MoniteW
holds Englandiresponsible for the es-
cape of ROchefort as a violation of in
ternational laws.
The Situation I'm PA ris.
LONDON, June 13.-Count De st.
CroiX is anxious to meet Gambetta in
a duel.
The police and troops have succeeded
in dispensing the Paris rioters; several
arrests were made.
The American Pilgrims.
LONDON, June 13.-The American
Pilgrims to Rome, have presented the
Pope with 100000 and lot of gold
nuggets,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-06-14

DRIVATE BOARDING, with or without
l. lodging, at Mrs. Kinney's, Hill street,
between Fourth and Fifth-3 doors south of
Judge Widney's. je l4-tf--2H
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-06-14
The American Pilgrim,
SAN FRANCISCO.

News from the Sandwich Islands The
New Minlstry-Earthqu
OF Judge James III. Hardy-LOcal
option Agttation-s2O,OO0 offered
for Sam Purdy-Car Driver Dis-
Shooting ARRAY.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-06-14

THO LET-A nicely furnished and pleasant.
l. ly situated room, with or without board =,
at f. Dunbar's west side of Hill street, be-
tween Second and Third. je l4-3t
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-09-20

l.. Lamb, w. Buncher, Geo. c. Nc
Fadden-were elected by acclama-
ton.
Moved, that the Sergeant at Arms
be paid S15 for services, the balance
of fund collected be donated to the
school Fund. Carried.
On motion, vote of thanks was
extended to F. Kenyon and the Sec
retaries OF the Convention.
on motion, the Convention adj
iourned, with three cheers for the
ticket. j. NJ. MAGINNIS,
Chairman.
w. II. WALKER, Sec'y.
VIM. l.. AMEs, Asst See'y.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-09-20
storey Co. Republican Convention

Convention met at 10 A. NJ. yesterday AT
National Guard Hall. and was called TO ord t.
bv Jud 1e Richard Rising, Chairman kepuon-
can County Central Committee. Hon J t,lLa
seely was elected temporary Chairman. WIN.
b Hickox was appointed temporary 81 oir
and Iosenh Belmon, Assistant. j. C. Nolan,
Sereesntiat- Arms. After calling the roll ap-
pointing committees, and adopting the plat
FORM and resolutions. the following nomina-
tions were made; State senators, John PIPER
s W. Chubbuck; Assembly, Z. keeSe' r. n
Buckingham. J P Smith Thomas b. Atkinson
John T. Mcdonald, Vim. B. Gray, Simon oss'
II Crandall. James Lowerv; District Judge,
Hon. Richard Rising; Sheriff, James showers
Clerk. A Ash: District Attorney, Judge Camp
bell; Treasurer e. l.. stern; hecofuTr, ~, -,
Mcdonald. Assessor, Thomas Gracey; Public
Administrator, Vim. Mayer; Supt. Public In
struction, j. n. Flint; Surveyor Ross T.
Browne.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-09-20

BASE BALL.-A game of base ball
was played yesterday at Dayton, be-
tween the Silver City Crescents and
the Dayton Blue Jackets, resulting
in victory for the former by a
score of Is to 2.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-09-20
For HAzLETT.-We learn, by pri-

For HAZLETr.-We learn, by pri-
waite telegram, that the Churchill
delegation, to the State Convention,
is pledged to DR.. Hazlett for Cover
nor. A private letter to that gentle
men from Winnemucca, Humboldt
County, assures him of that delega-
ton. One of the State delegates,
writes the Doctor, "to make his
house his home while at the State
Convention" The Doctor will go
into the Convention well fortified
FINE FRUIT.-While at Dayton,
yesterday, we saw twig on which
was six large plums, raised on the
ranch of Mr.. Kimball, near that
place. They were on exhibition at
the Union Hotel.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-09-20
Republican County Convention.

On mOtOn OF Dr. buncner, w. II
Walker, of Sutro, was elected tenn
porary Secretary.
On motion, the following gentle
men were appointed by the Chair,
on Credentials
Dayton. C. Burnap Silver City,
w. S. Ames; Wadsworth, ]. V.
Lewis; Churchill, A. R. Fitch ;
Sutro. T. Wostell; Walker River,
c. Cleaver.
On Permanent Organization Bun
cher, Vinson, Lamb.
On Order of Business Davenport,
Morrill,, Buzan.
On motion, the Convention adj
iourned for half an hour.
]. NJ. MAGINNIS,
Chairman.
w. H. WALKER, Secretary.
At 1920 the Convention reassem-
bled. The Committees reported as
follows:
COMMITTEE ON CREDENTIALS.
The Committee on Credentials re-
ported the following members as
entitled to seats in this Convention:
From Dayton A. A. York, d.
Swart, A. @. Long, VIM. Riley, L.
Morrill,, Ed. Lathrop, C. Burnap,
proxy for DR.. Buncher), Homer
Bonham.
From Silver City-R. C. Buzan,
Theodore Vinson, Jas. NJ. Magin
mis-, VIM. L. Ames, Thos. O'Connors,
Paul Gross (by T. s. Davenport,
proxy, James Killen, Theo. S.
Davenport.
From Sutro-L Lamb, T. Wostell,
H. II. Walker, r. T. Sorenson.
From Eureka-W. A King, Luke
Smith
From Churchill-A. r. Fitch, G..
w. Burrier (by Homer Bonham,
proxy.
From Wadsworth-J. V. Lewis.
From Wabruska-Clark Cleaver.
Respectfully submitted: VIM. l..
Ames, Homer Bonham, w. r. King,
Clark Cleaver, A. B. Fitch, ThOs.
Waste1l.
Adopted.
Your Committee on Permanent
Organization respectfully report as
follows:
For permanent Chairman-James
NJ. Maginnis.
For Secretaries-W. H. Walker,
w. L. Ames.
For Sergeant-at Arms - NJ. C.
Hickey.
Respectfully submitted: w. Bun
cher, Chairman.
Adopted.
ORDER OF BUSINESS.
The Committee on Order of Bust
ness respectfully present the fol-
lowing order OF business for your
consideration:
SELECTION of permanent officers.
2nd-Nomination for State Senator.
Q,.A N
biymen.
DENOMINATION for one District
Judge.
5th-Nomination for one County
Clerk.
DIFFERENTIATION for one District
Attorney.
determination for one County
Treasurer.
DENOMINATION for one County
Recorder.
DISCRIMINATION for one County
Assessor.
10 INSTRUMENTATION tor one Public
Administrator.
II tn Nomination for one County
Sup't of Public Schools.
q tu--N OIulIidtiOh lOI one SOuntN
Surveyor.
10 th-Nomination for one County
Commissioner rlong term1.
IA th-Nomination for one County
Commissioner [short terml.
Is th--Election of Delegates to the
State Convention.
16 Standardization for Township
officers.
II th--Election of County Central
Committee.
THEo. S. DAVENPORT,
Chairman of Com.
l hereby report as minority of
your Committee ON order Of bust
ness, as follows:
For the purpose of electing six delegates to
the State Convention to convene at Winnie
mucca on Thursday, September Path, 1874, and
10 nominate the following ticket, to wit:
One State Senator.
Three Assemblymen.
One District Judge.
One Sheriff
One County Clerk.
One District Attorney.
Ono County Treasurer.
One County Recorder.
One County Assessor.
One Public Administrator.
One County Superintendent Public School
One County Surveyor. ts t.
One County Commissioner (long term.
nna 10 IN mia ainv, he, tapf,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-04
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, friday SEPTEMBER +, 1874
CITY ORDINANcEs--.oFFICIAL,
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY
slAfoRALrY OF NRw ORLEANS, z
City Hall SenfAmner 2, 1914

MAfoRALrY OF NRw ORLEANS,
City HALL September 2, 1874
9Soo q sS-Administration Series.5
WHEREAS, By agreement r. B. Edgeworth
transferred and assigned unto Frank
Ottendorfer all his rights claims and
privileges ana Che compliance with all
obligations awarded 60 and assumed by
said Edgeworth under a certain contract
entered into by virtue of resolution No. 26o7
Administration series, between the city and
said K. B. Edgeworth, before A. Hero,
notary public, for the daily towing and re-
moving of the nuisance boats il the First
and Fourth Districts
Resoiced, That the transfer anu assign
ment of the said contract, as above stated,
be and the same is hereby ratified. and the
said Frank Ottendorfer be and he is hereby
recognized as transferee OF the same; pro-
vided, that BE will assume all the obliga-
tions under said contract, per notarial act
before the City Notary. and furnish good
and solvent security acceptable to the
Mayor and Administrator of improvements
in the sum of $1,000 for the faithful perform
ance Of said CONTRACT until the legal eSgirae
ton of the same.
Adopted by che Coanc!H Of che city as
New OSseanse September |. 1871.
LOUIS A. WlLTZO MayesO
8 srtie ccpys
DANIEL ScUss.Y. Secretary
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Citizens Bank of Louisiana.-Ata regular
meeting of the Board held Friday. the twenty
eighth instant, Mr.. JAMES J. TARLET0N was
unanimously elected Cashier, in place Of Mr. j. L.
Deteyys Semoyeds
New Orleans. Angus %. 1874. au30 sHs
NOtice.-Offce American Mutual Insurance AS
sociatono New Orleans. August Is, lS.4.-At meeto
ing of the Board of Trustees, held on he above
date. it was resolved that q call of FIVE PER
CENT on the capital stock of this Assoc iation be
and is hereby made in conformity with the charter;
ard it was further resolved that meeting OF the
stockholders be convened August 3lo s8efs as tose
P. NJ, for proposed amendments
By order OF the Board of Trustees.
4. L. BARNETT Secretary
P. J. SULLIVAN. Acting. auIo ln'
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00-s-o-e-e-.--a----a
JITi As>EssMESyse
osc,lcs so Tnx-Pnyegse

SjZPARTHg@9 OF Asse -s,s9:;9s
giev Hal, Room 15o August 49, 1879
re ACCORDANCE %ITH SECTION SEVEN
L c:sy ordinance n.mbee seventv.ono Acm.ns
istration Series, sotice is herebya given thzs
property within the city, for the wear ig75o
Is now complete and Will be open for inspeco
and correction at the Office Of the De partrnere
P. 81. fSrndays excepted), during thirty days
from TIE date hereof, at which time al complaints
of ether excessive oS onadequ nate 6ssseEsneatso
will be considered.
And taxpayers are hereby notified go aoeenS 20
their assessments IN person, as no application foE
the correction OF assessments viii be entertained
ny any cleTk of this department, saless made BY
TIE owner OF the p1opertS in persoao or oy Gqso
lega..v authorized sgese CHS grdep Innso Sc
strictly obeyed, Sc u STURCKEN,
ae.2o sua AdmiiSs1IasaSo
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-04
RECONSIDERATION OF VOTERS.

SrATE OF LoUIsiASsef
Omce State Registrar Of Voters. (
New Orleans. August b. 1874
DCRSUAET 20 TIE PROVISIONS ~ An
L act of the General Assembly OF Louisiana
approved July a. 1874, and entitled an act 70 pro
vide for the revision and correction OF the lists OF
registered voters of the State" etc. Dosce IS nere'
by given that the offices Of registration 10 eacn
New Orleans will be opened for the registration o.
qualified voters On MONDAY, August Slo Sg1ss arg
will remain open Sundays and iegai aoioass 20
pose of registering al persons entitled thereto az
qualified electors Of the state Of LOUISIANA "
Office hours are prescrlbe2 By lsw from 4. d.
until p NJ and from r. No until r. ID.
All persons desiring TO vote at the general elecs
ton Of November 2. 1874, wild &c required TO reg
ing Spon apy certificate OF repatriation Issued
prior to tie year ss14s THOMAS LYME,
sul4lm STATE Registrar os Voters
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-04
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
-" - 80 1850 20
FOR TIMBER AND PLANK

DEPARTMENT oP sNPR"vxMRSTssg
Sew ORGANS. September 2. 1884, }
cElISD PROPOSALS. ADDRESSED gsD -HB
- undersigned. wi! be received st ;i::s Office
81 MONDAY. September. 1871 at :. A. NJ. for :,!re
Gishins 5000 tees ;mOre OF :ess) SQUARE TIMBER,
and 80 06e feet :inore sr !esst 3xI2 YELLOW PINE
PLANK. for tie extension Of the Cromwell steame
ship wharf az the head of Sc. Louis street. Payo
fnent 20 5e :nade IL cash ca completion OS the
contract
Bids to be made according 20 specifications GO:s
Oh file IN Che office OF she Cay Surveyor.
Each bidder mast deposit with che Administrator
of Finance she sum OF & ." il cash as guarantee
shat he Wa. abide by she adjudication 81: che cone
sract if awarded 20 him. apI accompany tie Sert.o
Sicate thereof with his bid.
The city reserves shs Sish: 30 :sjec: any es AZ
bids.
Proposals 20 lie Endorsed 'f'o. Timber ard Euns
hes to ex:ea6 tie Cromwell Steamship Wharf,
seq 1T JAMES LEWIS. Administrator
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-04
EDUCATIONAL.
r OUlSlANA STATE AGRICULTURAL
NECHANfCALC COLLEGE.

The regular session Of this institution TO, 1879
direction of the following facultys
President ex-otficiO.
A Professor OF Chemistry, as applied 10 agile
culture and the mechanic arts
Professor of Natural Philosophy and Mathe-
mates as applied 10 agriculture and the mechanic
arts.
Professor CT Civic Mechanical and Maritime
Engineering.
Professor of Modern Languages and Literature.
Tutor in GeOmetrical, Typographical and Free
Hand Drawing.
An Instructor in Maritime Science and PracsSceo
to be taught in q school snip.
A Tutor in Telegraphy for female pup.2so
4 Tutor in Wood Engraving for female puplSas
Tutor in Photography for female pupils, .
The appointment of professors, instructors ana
tutors are all vacant, and will be filed by the
Board of Control on MONDAY the second Of Nos
vember, 1874, Applicants for the positions will file
testimonials Of character and qualifications, and
address any inquiries to the president Of the Board
Of Control of toe Louisiana State Mechanical anG
Agricultural College, New Orleanso
BY order Of the Board:
q. CONQUEST Clarke.
Secretary Of the Board of Control Of the LOUISIANA
Mechanical apd AgyicudtaJso College, a
se5 lR cod
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-04

e. sEi1l be remembered thai the Senate
rommirtee on Transportation merely pubs
Sished an abstract of their report ear the
close of last session. The full report, cen.
eisting Of two large volumes, has Just been
issued by the government printing office,
and can De had upon application to Senator
Window 1t will be necessary, nov ever 20
Sem;t an amount OF money saHeSeHS ~
SaSeg express charges abops ss0
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-04
DANES. ScU2:.T. Secretary
POLITICAL NOTICES,

Republican Central Clubs of the Parish
Of Orleans.-The following are the names OF she
this parish and their time of meetingo secOgnSea
by tie Parish Executive COMMITTEES:
First ward-Jo Go Mllero presidents George G.
Nolcrosss secretarys meets at the cOrneS OF Vhste
and Melpomene streets Monday night.
Second ware.C Gsnd I'm PRESIDENT !: F.eiof
Saronne Streets Tuesdas night
Third wa1d--Gs F. Ladd: president; J. ?. Suiien.
secretary: meets at Clay Hal. Saturday aist:;
Oh Derbguy stree: Monday night.
Fifth ward-J. Lanapere. president; o. P. !ernan:
iez secretary: meets at she corner Of Orleans and
Claiborne streets Thursday light.
Sixth ward-E. :. JoHbert. president: l. Lama.
se1e secretary; meets at saS corner ct Claiborne
Seventh wafd-.C. J. AdOlphe; president: N. &.
Perauito secretary; meets at tEe eornes OF Vau'
pline and Union streets Monday night, :.
Eighth ward-F. Burns. president; William, }. En.
his. seeIeta1ys meets OF Vr9uhsrt street Wedues'
Ninth werd-7om Carey. president; ). Biandin.
sec;etarys meets at the corner Of Mazant and
oapphlnc streets Thursday night.
Tenth ward-J. A. kayzer. president: i. DeFra.
vile. secretary: meets Oh FRS. street. nea. L!bes'
ty. Tuesday night. .,.
: Ma,iaHg. secretary: meets at the eeraes CT Sixth
and St. Patrick streets Monday night.
Twelfth. ~ard-A. Anderson. president: Z. s.
PAS. secretary: meets So. Jefferson Hal Friday
Thirteenth 'rsrd--A. feois. president: P. J: Ma.
!orey. secretary: meets oa Cadi1. between Chest
F.uTteeE.i. waTi-E.! Johnston. president: Il.
Powell. secretary; nee!s CD Broadway stree:
Tuesday night.
Fifteenth ward-A. D:mor.. president: Charles
Hill. secretary; meets Ola fSle.ts street, neas
Bouny. Monday nlgaf. .
Sixteenth waid-J. T. Claiborne. president; &
Macray. secretary: meets a: she corner OF Adams
and Anthony streets.
Seventeenth waIti-T. 8. Stamps. president: 7.
GeiTci. secretary: meets at she corner OF Camp
JAMES LEWIS. President.
s. II. srRTE. Secretary. iyls
Headquarters state Central Executive
Committee Republican Party of Lou siana. New Or.
leans, Louisiana, August %, s9:4-The committee
met pursuant 30 the cali OF S. E. PACKARD pres..
dent las per resolution OF state Conventiont. and
t!le following organization was effected 10 Vas:
Presidents. Z. PACKARD.
Vice presid"rr-jAMES LEWIS
Secfet6ry-CHARLES HILL.
Sssstan: Secret&ry--I. LAMANfERk.
Corresponding Secretarv-l. z. Gs PtT!sISo
S:easnIeg-S. +. JGUBERT
srE.RxECrT!vR COMMITTEES.
S. Z. PACKARD Chairman e1.otTcio.
8. ?. FLINDERS, JAMES F. CASEY.
3. +. JOCBERT. &. ". LOWELL.
JAMES LEWIS. g. c. ANTOINE
JOAN s. HARRIS, 7. T. ALLAN
E. :. BRAY, j. RfARD.
TfS2ScR COMMITTEES.
". c. bLASDIN. Chairman.
c. :. 1AnD. .. B. STAMPS.
?. B. BA s. PfSriEBscs. WILLIAM F. Ioas.
j. l.. HERWIG. IA. CAGE,
l.. :. BENTLEY.
az communications must be addressed 20 S. 2.
Packard. president. New Orleans. Louisiana.
a;l3o CHARLES HILL. Secretary
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REWARDS,

oOOnn REWARD.-sA REWARD Oy s3G9S
OGUOU VIA be pad for SUCH infsrm a Oh
as VIII cad TO sbe arrest and con~ocsiop 0. Sbe
person or persons thar cred tae Napoleon Avenue
aId EIcelss. cstiaeTes 81 tie nisa1 eS she tveno
ty.:aoJ6 AID g SS5-6g So she twerty.foIr OF AUG
g1st. Bo 10 HENDERSON
s.2s obS 70 So BEEA,S