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and kppcara to have becn very widely circulated.
During the winter, complaints began ros,ohtng
finally, hccamo numerous. There moro aao
nanny Inquiries from far1nora and othora IN ILL.,
no!s and noighborlng Bthtes Into whose hands
the circulars Of aroen Broshors lind fallen. Tue
certificate ~as being publlshod without date, and
genn!no. Tho s!gnorp bocamo yory much an.
noyol. aud nnally ngroed upon ,nottco to
be published In your paper, dtsnvowlng
their indorsomont of Groom Brothors on
ternrlsa as now managcd. Boforo it was sent
off. howovor, .. 8. Green arrived in ,Denvor,
and, upon personal request, promised that our
naines should bo no longor usod by tho,n.ln any
way; hcnco our card was mover published. Aa i
proof Of. tho lmproprioty OF droon Drothora',
chicago publications. will say that Edward N,
MoCook was not ut tho timo Governor OF Colo
rado, John Harper was not Mayor OF Donyer,
and q: i. Mo1auRhlfn was not RECOVER OF tho
United stateB-Lnnd Office, az they woro eovornIly
represented. I doom this explanation duo to
auch Of your readers ns may havo bnon miBlod
BY said publications. Worry respectfully,
W1t. N. DYERB,
Editor Rocky Mountain Hews.
, 1874-04-11

Newspaper Itom..A Correction.
,gnteiat Dtspateh % The OhttaGo Tribune.

Newspaper Itorn--A Corrections.
Sptciat Dtspateh to The Chicago Tribune.
sr. PAUL, h1iun., April 10.-David Dlakeley
denies tho report that Ra,nsoy's feionda aro at
the bottom Of his negotiations for tho Pioneer.
he aays he contributed materially to RamHey'a
frat election to the Senate, but sinco coolnoss
has grown up between thotn, founded on CAUSES
not iikoly to DO removed. Also, TINT his pur-
chase Of the Pioneer, tho agreement for Which
Is understood to DO complete, iA d business and
not political enterprise. Tho Pioneer for itsolf
ANNOUNCES, without donying tue impending
ohnngo of !ownorahip, TINT 1t will romain un-
changed politically.
1t has been reported hero for aoveral days that
detectives had discovered that J. X. Tucker, Of
Minneapolis, executed tho forged papors which
wore passed. last week Upon tho blorohante' and
Marine National Banks Of this city. He WINS
convicted of like ofonso thrco oyears ago, sent to
by Gov. Austin. The report appears to be
greatly, unjust to Tucker, who III engaged III
honorable employment for friends who have tho
utmost faith in llis doBlro aud power to regain
his former good natno.
, 1874-04-11

4not J., r,u,et,, l., A.,
o 1ocilonu p7 !o executive council and
tio 3!aaneaiom ''''oa n"Fe ooen 'avIsoa to open
hS Jons5Gea M' j. stssemblo - at Aants on
prnniag mSaa.osaag. haay ID, ~ a. m-Cafl to order,
tcc nn froantns sss mi Appointment Gnn.s OF Commit
7tsoEorta ot secretary a'd Ironbilrer. 2 y. nf.-
,',ot nnpplff ~ at r. mo@oe On ofeaemtlas Appoint
nnras ~ naes.n ~ Addros9. le-
roin9nI ~ aeaaia, " Summing uomnitecs a
Anrjcninrni u. t..;ati., aiigoe1,a4eoH bGsiaess.
~, ngllo',l'nrai ", ot;ahstlcs;-J. X. Dodge Depart
cugsson thoIeon Till ad]ournnont).
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people havo taken this mattor Into their own
hands, and can no longer bo dupod By auol s'ial-
Low prctensog. !
Jefferson County has horotoioro boon ono Of
the stIonB Democratic oounties OF the State, but
last fall
THn rAnMEnB CUT LOOSE FROM PARTY
and. notwithstanding tl,o howl of tho old purity
that, by olecting a tnan for County Judge who
was not loatned III the Inv they Ind brought
that court into contempt, tic poopfo are entirely
ofcots, and will not agaln he governed by tue
ring that has 30 long controlled tho affairs OF tho
county.
Tho meeting Will DO continued tomorrow,
Cd. Altogetlor tho mooting will be- = profitable
one for tho cauao tn thta county.
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NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL CONGRESS
Its Coming n.-Circular from tho
Ercsidont-.Ortlcr Ut business.
PnEs1pENT's 0FY1oz, NA8uy1tLE TENr.)

Hts Coming Observation-Disclosures from the
RrcSidont--Orlcr of Business.
PnEs1pENT's OFY1og, N4suy1tLE. TENN,
March, 1S74,
The third session Of this Congress- will be hold
ut Atlanta, Ca, May 13, 1874. This location af-
fordB to Northern Representatives an excellent
opportunity to learn something Of Southern ar
reulture, and OIL this ground the ao]ection was
strongly favored by the Northern delegation at
indianapolis. The NECESSARY arranroments for
tile occasion will, it ia understood, be ample and
complete.
REpREsENTAT1oN.-Tlis ia a purelv ronresent-
atiyo body, since, by tho amended Constitution
agricultural or kindred societies whio abaii hava
Tor may contribute) s5 to dofray inciflenta1 ~.
penses OF tho body arc outitlod to ono f3nlncoto
each, without reference to tho number of rem.
bership. This includes Btatp Bonrtfa NJ Aorcn1.
ture Horticulture, asad Pomolory. IInitod Etataa
Department of Apric,,lt,nro narh snr;or1tmso1
school or college. National State: nnT G,hnrI;@
nate Oranges also. Htnta Farmor., W aaann;at,nru
and Farmers' Clubs. .'0''S''o'''
OnJEors sCoNrEMpLArEn..-1svan an annua, cath.
oring OF represepiatiyea oY tha jnJnssr;,51 "nd
producing classos from difforent norta nf Tia tho
Union. repregont;pg eyarg n|asa NJ aericuitrre '
from that strictly 1ciontii1c to tha fHnrnn"h1y
practical to olininate and 4roat ~ tboaa jptor,
ests Of tho farmer, which arc General. 70 ann.
slider aaricuture IN n.tonaI ~ 6ot aeai no;nt uo -,
view; to snggest ronodios Tor Tie many diilcul-
tios and disadvantages unlsr which Tie farmer
nov labors: tho pronotion of an intolIigont
understanding Of political economy In its rola-
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FINANCIAL.
Eum0rcd Suit to Recover 81, 100000
frOn Commodore Vnndcrbilt..Tho
Affair IN OntEroVth of tho Lnte

1tum0rcd Suit to Recover s1,5Oo.O 200
from Commodore Vnndcrbi1t--Tilo
Affntr IN ontgroygth Of tho Lnte
pnnic.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
New YonK, April 14.--ono OF tho r,1mors float
ing around Wall atroet to-dny was to the etroct
that James q. Bankor had began suit against
Commodore Vanderbilt to recover s1 ,50O, 900.
1t will ba remembered Tint during the early
by tho failure OF George Bird, Grinnell:ts Co.,
brokers for Banker, schelI, and tho 1ato HORACE
r. Clark. This firm waa carrying vast load Of
Lake Shore stock, and, despite all efforts Of
tho combination, their brokers had to fail.
Stories Of fraud and miamanagonaent in
tho. affairs OF the road were rifo Ut tic
time, but finally Commodore Vanderbilt
succeeded In divorting popular attention from
these stories. It vas understood that ono Of tho
CommodoroB purposes In making tLis INTERIOR
et1ce WAS to save Banker from ruin. 4 document
ia understood to have boon formally regis.
tored, in which James H. Banker conveys to
Vanderbilt large amount Of real ostate.
Iousea, and furniture In this city. Tho paper
bogina M follows: !" For, and in consideration
of, 5700, 900 in hand paid, We, James Il. Banker
and wife. do convey to Corneiue Vanderbilt, his
heirs and asBlgns, forever, tho following prop
erty," md then there Is an enumeration OF tho
property, which includes much valuable roal
estate III different parts Of tho city.
Appended to this, document ia another signed
by Vanderbilt, In which ho acknowledges tho re-
caipts Of conveyance, and Bays tint il waB ''rc-
ceived and dolivered as mortgage" to secure
payment OF oil moneys due him from Bankor
When these moneys are paid tho Commodore
agroos to convey the property back without re-
Bervo.
No positive information was obsainable on the
strcet about tho suit, but the theory most gener-
alty current was that Banker wns not satisfied
with tile results OF tho assignment, and was
bringing suit With tho intention Of recovering
tho property.
Among those who were acquainted with the
Lake-shoro trouble in panic timcs, this story
WIS believed.
Ex-Ju9ge Hilton, Bankers attorney, is out Of
tho city, but his son and law-partnor was found
srprise At tho story. liz saia that as yot % no
proceediuga Ind boon begun, aud il waB possible
that tue matter would be arranged without ro-
courao to tho courts. Mr.. Vandorbilt's attorneys
Bay TINT they have not been served with any pa
pers In tho matter.
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btuainosa. We don't quarrel with ttioir Admirai
ton for tho Ganoral. Ho Ia n: very
sua'aaRaolo anant. aao,, man-tn ono or two @ 60,
now r, ,.poll,the public atago. Many = niad, who
aohora his politics and datoBts Ills morals, is yet
conHotoua Of secros ploasuro In soenB :" tho
crlttor Blosh around" But NO can't holp think
ing, wlion wo hear the Goneral's admirers run
mug over the catalogue Of his qunlitios Of tho
address Of tho Pennsylvania Judge toi1,o prison.
or O. tho bar. "Young man," said his Honor,
:" Providence has bao1aod you with health and
strength, tnatoad Of which you 90 about tho
country stealing Bl1cep."
, 1874-04-11

SECOND DAY,
Snecfat Dispatch to 1'he Chicago Tribune.
KANi1tKEE, April 10.-Iho attendance to-day
wnR somewhat larger than yesterday.
Report OF Committee on Boundaries adopted.
Tue neva. s. swartz, L. G1asser, and John
Dungel wore located: Tho Rows. j. sKurtz and
4. eagle wore also located but will remain in
the itineraucy another year.
Tho lsev. u. D. Condo received his credentials,
and will unite With tho Kansas Conference.
John Trey, Wosloy Ferner, q, Koch, Charles
Ringle. Henry El1er, D. ". Fink, received pro-
bnttonary Hco1se to preach.
The Rev. J. Y. Morn was reinatatod as Elder,
from which office previous Conforonce dia-
uaisaed him.
Acommittee was appointed to report upon the
propriety OF permitting sociablos and other o1,-
tortainnents to be given undor the sanction OF
the Church.
The Rev. ". Gasa1e was reelected to the Of
flee OF Presiding Elder.
Presiding Elders were stationed a. follows
Chicago District, G. Vottor; Napesvilie District,
Y. aasale; Freeport District, q, Rohianil;
Mendoza District, Jacob shafaio; Peoria Dia.
1t was decided to hold the next annuaI Confer
eueo at Efgin, on tho 8th OF April.
Tho present seBsion will probably Inst through
Monday.
, 1874-04-11
A DDnjkfDN Cll3JJ.

One Of tho best OF tho ladies' oluhs In town Ia
tho " Cooking Club" numbering about Hixtoon
nomborg, all Of whom have determined to TO-.
como experts in tho culinary art. Tho club
1noets once u wcek at the house Of a member,
whore each ono brings aome dish prepared and
cooked by her own handa, from reoaipta locldod
upon previously. 1t member originates some
daltcaoy, It goes into book that will, ono day,
be given to 4 curious world-Doslon SATURDAY.
Evening Gazete.
, 1874-04-11

A Otasa OF Mislppliol Gifts. !

Ffo11 Tie BpFlHGfe|a l4la3s.} NepubIican.
Certain people Of our acquaintance arc novor
pluck, saroalnoss, audaosy proliglous faculty
Tor hard work, tho number OF Cases he trloB. lie
bigneda OF tho fees 10 pockets for trying them.
Some OF these people are In our own limo Of
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Co1uMRUs, O., April 10.-At the meeting of
Cincinnati Branch OF tho Women's Foroigo Mis-
sionary Society to-day, tho following officers
Troasurcr, Mrs: ". D. Davis Recording Soc
retary, Miss O.. A.. sLathrop; Corresponding
SECRETARY, Mrs: g. 9. Doughty; and Auditor,
tho Rev. Z. Hitchcock, all Of Cinninuati. The
next meeting Of the Society will be- held in Gin
cipDati.
, 1874-04-11

Among the hcoldonts Ut the recent roYal re
by tho London Times. Notwithstanding Tho
, 1874-04-11
RELIGIOUS,
Illinois German Evangelical Con1cr.
.QllGc4

AAAAVAN ~UAAAe1A L1FHNXUAAGkA4 NV1ACAs
:, .correpondenca Of Ths Chicago Tribune.
KANKAKEE. ILL.,. April 9.-Tho thirttoth annual
ference opened In this city to-day. ministerial
days prior to tho formal opening Of tho Confer
ento.. The body now in session iB composed Of
about eighty delegates representing all portions
Of tho State. They nro an Intelligent, earnest
assomblago OF middle-ngod. men, and davoto
themaolycs hcartiIy and seriously to the business
before thom.
Tho aeaBion was opened by Bishop J. J.
Eshor, OF Chicago, who ID tho presiding oftlcer.
!: BE delivered q pointed address, calling tho at
tontion Of the members to tho dutie8 and ro-
sponaibilities dovolving upon them in their dele
I. Tho Rey II. gta.nm was appointed the Cor.
nlnn Secretary, and tho Rev. D. 3. Dyers, En-
gliBh Secretary. Reporters for various papers
were appointed.
: The members were then examined with rotor
anco to their moral. conduct, aud according to
tho official record. Tlia action WAS soon ended
tn brotheriy love-.
Elder orders wore conferred upon President
4. A. Smith, OF Nnperville College Prof. I. ".
noidneri Thomas Alberding, and q. Aigenlaub.
Deacon orders wero voted to tho Rev. ":
Sclmuos.
Discussions upon various mattora coming
within tho province OF tho Conference wore
interBperHed through the session, and many In
telligont and practical hints were thrown out by
different speakers.
Other delegates are still expected, md the
probability III that the roll-call will exhibit IN
attendance Of noariy 100 ore the Conference
Rdj0urna,
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ORDER OF nuAINKB4.
The following programme u SUGGESTED. sub,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-14

enxArs CHAMBBR, I
New Orleans. March S. lsA }
10 the Hs.oraSas spsaAss anA kenbsss = -
fen dieeetsa ~ ~ eeaats - ok yosR
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-14
John Hines W. steamer Iberia.

JOIN VIZ btBUnBT
I'm THE UNITED STATRS DISTRICT COURT,
L district OF Louisiana, No. 10 357.-In obedience
to an admiralty warrant. to me directed In tho
above emit led suit, have seized and taken Into
my possession
rHK STEAMER IBERIA, her tackle, apparel etc,
now hbeled by Jshn Hnes for the causes set forth
in the libel now pending In the District Court u
the U7ited States.
And do hereby cite and admonish the owner
or owners thereof. and all and every person
any right. title or interest in or to the
came. to be and appear 1T district court Of the
United States for the district aforesaid, to b.
holden at tn. city Of New Orleans, on the third
Monday of March, to show csase, IL any they
have or can, why the said steamer should not be
condemned and sold sgreesby to the prayer
Of libelant
United states Msrshars Office, New Orleans, Fob
rusry IL, 1874
g. q. PACKARD.
fel9 % mhlO IS United States Marshal.
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WANTED.

"ANTED-rO RRNT-A FIABLY FURNISHED,
w siry and eommeaious bedroom, paxlor and
tho second Aess.. frea4ang ~ siseets with la1eo
veee.Aah. TnD - e1gsseanity IN fARi1y
NJ q s.asavsy - AxylyN = O !.Ns.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-14

mhl3 81 u aV5 United States Marshal.
Andrew Culberg ct al. vs.. Towboat Cont
mental.

Andrew CulberG ct al. VS.. TOwbOat Cont
mental.
I'm THB UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
i District Of louisiana No. 10 381, In obedience
to an admiralty warrant to me directed in above
entitled suit have seized and taken into my pos
session
THE TOWBOAT CONTINENTAL her machinery.
tackle etc, now lbeled by Andrew Culberg ct al,
for the causes set forth In the libel now pending
in the District Court of the United States.
And do hereby cite and admOnish the Owner OF
owners he reOf and all and every person or per
or interest In to the same to be and apps ut q
District Court of the United States for the district
afors said to be holden at the city of New Orleans,
on the first Monday April, 1874 to show
cause il any they have or eau, why the said vessel
should not be condemned, aud DO sold sgreeably
to the prayer of libelants
United States Marshars office. New Orleans,
March H. 1874.
4. B. PACKARD,
mhI3 81 81 ap5 United States Marshal.
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ROber. SutherAeld ct nj. VS.. Steamboat
Charles BUdmann.
I'm THR UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
i District Of Louisiana, No. 10,384.-In obedience
to al admiralty warranty. to me directed In tho
above entitled suit, have seized and taken into
my possessiOr,-
THK STEAMBOAT CHARLES BODMANN, her
tackle, etc, now hbeled by Robert Sutherfield
ct ais. for the set forth in the libel, new
pending in the District Court Of the United States.
And do hereby cite and admonish the owner Or
thereof and all and every person or persons
interest in or to the same. to be and appear at q
District Court Of the United States for the district
aforesaid be holden ut the city of New Orleans,
ON the first Monday Of April. 1874. to show
cause, any they have or can, why the said steam
boat should not be condemned, and sold agree
ably to the prayer of hbelants.
United States Marshars Office, New Orleans
March II, 1874.
8. B. PACKARD,
mhl3 81 81 aY5 United States Marshal.
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Alclde Alber. W.. eteamesat B.anche.

Alclde Albert We. Steamboat Blanche.
TN THB UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
i District OF Louisiana, No. 10 383.-In obedience
to an admiralty wa rant to directed In tho
above entitled suit. have seized and taken Int
my possession
TdR STEAMBOAT BLANCHE. her tackle. etc,
now libeled by Aeide Albert. for the causes set
forth in the libel now pending In the District Court
Of the United States.
And do hereby cite and admonish the owner
owners thereof and all and every person persons
having or pretending to have any right title or In
trict court Of the United States for the district
aforesaid, to be holden at the city of New Orleans.
OIL the first Monday in April. 1874. to show cause.
If any they have or can, why the said steamboat
should not be condemned and sold agreeably
to the prayer Of Ebeant.
United States Msrshal's office, New Orleans,
Maroh II, 1874
q. B. PACKARD,
mhl3 81 81 ap5 United States Marshal.
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CONSTABLES' SALES.


Franklin Fire Insurance Company vs..
John Sbisa-Second Justice Court for the
Parish Of Orleans No 5406 .,.,.ro
ID me directed by the Hon. W. L. Evans. Second
Justice Of the Peace in and for the parish Of Or
in the se M
The CONTENTS OF GROCERY STORE at No.
2s7 Decatur street, between Ursulines and Hospital
Seized in the above numbered and entitled suit.
mh1a Is Is on JOHN on MCCORMICK. Constable
Fourth Justice Court for the parish Of Orleans
RY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIERI pAcIAs TO
Justice of the Peace in and for the parish Of Or
leans in the above entitled suit: will proceed to
sell al public auction MONDAY, March l6 1874 IN
front of my Office No. Frenchnen street, at twelve
o'clock M
A LOT or HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Seized in the above entitled suit.
mL6 IL l5- j. w. JONES, Constable.
A. De NIona-Ierio vs.. Robert Foster and
w. A. SeymOur.-Fifth Justice Court for the
DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIERI FAC1AS TO
ID me directed by the Hon. H. &. LatOruette, fifth
justice of the peace in and for the parish OF Or
leans, will proceed to sell at public auction on
FRIDAY, March e. 1874, at twelve o'clock NJ IN
front of the Courthouse, Where between JUN
and Bartholomew Streets Fifth District Oh ne"
THE ONE UNDIVIDED THIRD PART AND IN
TEREST in and to a certain lot OF ground With
the improvements thereon, rights. ways, ETC.. stu
ated In the Fifth District Of this CITY, on the rght
bank of the Mississippi river, In the square bounded
streets designated No II, said lot measuring
IS feet 10 inches lines front on Lapeyrouse street
between Franklin and Monroe streets, by la9 feet
10 inches lines in dep!h between parallel lines
English measure.
Seized in the above entitled suit.
Terms-Cash In United States currency.
fe26 mhl6 27A PHILIP MCKKNNA, Constable.
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Charles etrab ct al. vs.. Steamboat Royal
George
TN THR UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, DIS
Il trict Of Louisiana, No. 10 38l.-In obedience to
an admiralty warrant to me directed In the abevo
entitled suit have seized and taken into my pos
session.
The STEAMBOAT ROYAL GBORGR, now libeled
by Charles Strab ct al for the causes set forth in
the libel now pending In the District Court OF the
United States.
And l do hereby cite and admonish the owner or
owners thereof and all and every person or per
interest in or to the same. to be and appear at
District Court of the United States for the district
aforesaid to be holden at the city or New Orleans
the first Monday of April. 1874 to show cause il
any they have or can. why the said steamboat
Royal George should not be condo mined and be sold
agreeably to the prayer Of hbelants
United States MarshArA Office, New Orleans,
March 8, 1874
g. =. PACKARD
mhl0 81 % ana United States Marshal
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MARSHAL'S MoNITIONS,

Charles Wilson vs. Schooner Lilly Damn.
TN TnR UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
i District Of Louisiana. No. 10,36S.-1n obedience
70 an .!.iS hars s.,.aS anS t1 IA inc
my possession
THE SCHOONER LILLY DUNN, her tackle
etc now ibeed oy Charles Nelson. for the causes
set forth in the libel now pending in the District
Court OF the United StateA
And do hereby cite and admonish the owner
or owners thereof and all and every person or
persous having or pretending to have any right.
title interest in or to the same to be and appear
at q District Court of the United States. for the
district Aforesaid. to be holden at the oty Of New
Orleans. on the first Monday OF April. 1874. -
show cause, If any they have or can, why the said
schooner should not be condemned and sold agree
ably to the prayer Of libelAnt
United States Marshars Office New Orleans.
February ~, 1874
8. B. PACKARD.
fe28 mhl2 Is ans United States Marshal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-14

MESSAGES FROM THE GOVERNOR.
STATE OF LOUISIANA
Executive Department :
New Orleans, March 8, 1874 ,
TO the Honorable Speaker and Members OF the
House Of Representatives,
have the honor to inform you that the
Governor has approved and signed the ioi
lowing bills, originating in your honoraoie
body:
An act amending the Metropolitan Police
law.
An act incorporating Star Hook and Lad
der Company of Carrollton.
An act amending the charter of the city
Of Monroe.
An act authorizing the reissue Of State
warrant No. Sl39.
An act incorporating the Young Veterans
Mutual Benevolent Association.
An act incorporating the Siam Sons Ben
evolent Association.
An act Incorporating the Jeunes Amis
Benevolent Association.
H. CONQUEST CLARKE.
Private Secretary.
STATE OF LOUISIANA
Executive Department. )
New Orleans, March S. 1874.
4, the Honorable Speaker and Members of the
House of representatives;
have not signed an act originating in
the House of Representatives., amending the
charter of the town OF waterproof parish
Of Tensas. Some grave objections are urged
against the act, and l am given to under,
stand that several of those who supported
it do not now desire it's passage. tnere-
fore return the bill without my signature.
WILLIAM p. KELLOGG,
Governor.
STATE OF LouisrANA.)
Kxesutive Department. I
New Orleans, March s, 1874
Ia the Honorable Speaker and Members OF the
House Of representatives. F IN
I return, without my signature. to the
House, in which II originated, an act making
ohlieetions Of the city Of New Orleans,
ieouSa .psior % yenuary !, 1874, ppeelvanae
- 49, taxes. 1ho .amopAt - oeeSa9eescs
~ indebtedAeos, 60, eeveeo4 b IL bW
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-10-31
Patron. Of K..brnd.y

Brohers.-Yuur Executive Commit, respect.
fully represent that at a me, ting held NAY ~.
is74 to tuke into consideration such action as
was deemed necessary tor the assurance of
,aur Interests the meeting havii < been called
together by the chair. ]. WAS
Resoircd. 1hst. whereas our late worthy
b,otI-r ". II iiarring ON. having departed
this life on the 1 ri, Of Nav, in~i.. il becomes our
duty To- npI~in, "A wo'ihy representative 10 ssrve
yon ~ his place aud, Hi'e. due de ,ib-fstion had
il WAS unanimously received that tie business
of the Oranges Is p,acsd under the mauag mrni
If our wprrAy Bruthrr n. u Wetmore. with
he same arIasg m nis as W. re- in i",ce ,nrinu
the agency OF ons worthy deceased Bother "
a.. II srrirgtps
Brai.er Wefmeree enters uron HE duties wei
known 10 the community as n gentlemen OF in
.ey,iy. intelligence sni large business expert
tnre Tie giv.r ample. g"d aud solvent seca-
,iy bonds ag 'insi all r.sseie loss. To- iu.is
guatd H. in eFesi~ tgi-e who irn-i their ls-i
Ias. g. ii, eh8 e ". -ss .mn. a him 10 favor
shl- cansidenu ION If he Exe cut se Crumi tees
ct The >taie O. AGES If MirsissiIi rsnne~r.c
slabara, Afkih e md other states, aud toP t.
rvrs ge1erliiy.
A. G. CArrrR. Chairman
Va Axrss' commiaes
H. W. J.. Lr.vist s~egls.ln