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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-10


| On motion OF Mr.. Barber the bill was
| read the frs: time.
The constitutional rule was suspended BY
! tour-tfths vote, the bill read the second
time. and referred to the Committee on
| Corporations and Parochal Affairs.
House bill No. 80. an act 10 incorporate
the Good Shepherd Cenc!aye No. !: oi
Louisiana. was taken up.
On motion Of Mr.. Barber the bill was read
the first time.
The constitutional rule wa, suspended by
a four tifths vote. the bill read the second
time and referred to the Committee on Cor.
porations and Parochial Affairs.
House bill No. !75J. Joint resolution reia.
tive 20 the MeDonogh land scrip was
taken up.
On motion @: Mr.. Chadbou.n the bill! was
read the first time.
The constitutional rule was suspended by
four ffths vote. the bill read the second
time and referred to the Committee Oh Pub.
lie Education.
House DILL No. III. Join. resolution urg.
ing upon Congress the passage OF ma.
fiona! quarantine laws was taken up.
On motion of MIR. Barber the bill was
read first time.
The constitutional rule was suspended
by a four-ffths yoteo the bill read the
second time.
The bill was adopted on second reading
The constitutional Iule was suspended
by four-ffths vote, the bill read the third
time. The bill finally passed, the title to
stand
House bill No. Ill, prohibiting police
juries from levying parish tax exceeding
seventy five per entum Of the State tax,
was taken up.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-10

Very respectful,
Francois Cevin,
Joseph Webre.
Charles II. Williams,
+. a. Honnalson.
Antoine Becnel. Jr..
Ernest Gravois.
Landreaux Steib.
Sylyes Gravois,
Arthur Gelpi.
Henry Steib,
Pierre Becnei.
Charles Mury.
Philadel Steib.
Adolpne Amedee,
Rene Becnel.
Onezime Becnel.
Adolphe Bacnel.
James Becnel.
Charles Mure, Jr..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-10

Mr.. Hahn. of So Charles. offered the fol-
lowing amendment after section threee
Provided that no member of the Leeisia.
ture shall be member Of the board of
schoo! directors.
moved TO lay the amendment on the table.
On which the yeas and nays were de.
;nanded by Messrs. Hahn, Of St. Charles.
and Mu:yeii. OF Lafourche. resulting as fol.
lows:
feas--Ailain, Armstead. Antoine. Sow.
man. Bryant, Boatner, Butler, Barrow.
Carey. Cousin, Demas, K. X Davis, Decker,
Dejoie. De wees, Fernandez, Greene. GAR.
Gulchard, Hubeau, NJ. Jones, Heating. Ken
yon, Kern, ID. King, Lewis, Ls,ngles, Mayo,
Murrell OF Latoarche, Murrel of Madison.
Mahoney, Marie, Mathews, Nichols, Page,
SmIth, Sutton, SeWell, Smart. Thorn pson,
Irahan, Thomas, j. z. Wilson, Washin gtou,
D. Wilson, Worthy-5l.
Nays-Baker, Bickham, Cockerham Carr.
E-tIlette, Elliot, Humble, Hahn, 2. Jones,
kirkman, V. o. King, Lawes Little More,
land, Marvin. Martinez, Norris Price, Paris,
Peyton, Prescott, Rochon, Rodrigues, South.
ard, Simms, Williams, Wands, Young-28.
The amendment was laid on the I'd BILE.
Mr.. Allan, of West Baton Rouge, offered
the foil owing amendments, which were
agreed to:
Section six, line seven, strike out the
words ''out of the city school fund" and in
sert "out of the current school fund.-
SEC. e. That the office of secretary of the
division superintendent of the sixth division
is hereby abolie he'd.
Section seven, line five, after the word
information" insert "he shall call them to
gether. and shall join in their proeeediups."
SEC 2. That the certificates Of qualities
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-10

iNclcascs W 20 10 sSoutu America, brazil
visited Seurenam, Jamaica, etc., and
brought here, in 1856, a large supply OF
worthless cane. mostly damaged, which
were distributed to the planters. These
two expeditions were made by sailing YES
sells. which failed.
In 1861. we succeeded in making the
largest crop ever made here-459, al 0 hogs.
heads of sugar and %. 564 500 gallons OF
mOlasses, owing to an extraordinary good
season. Then came the war which reduced
the crop to next to nothing: now we are
getting into the famine period. ] hope God
will advert the pestilence.
In lS7l-2. ten years after peace. the crop
was lOS.40O hogsheands. notwithstanding
all efforts 10 Increase 1t, and $50 900 gal.
Ions OF meiasses. This year we will not
probably reach $4,000 hogs heads,
1t s clear that we have lost since 1864. ON
an average. about 100000 hogsheaGs of
sugar and 100000 barrels of molasses.
worth. sugar at Six cents. and moiasseS at
$2O per barrel. say forty to fifty cents per
gaiioh-In the aggregate round sum an
nual of S!0,000o00. and since peace. say
In 1854, the enormous sum OF $3.50 600 600.
estimating hecrops at about 300, 900 hogs.
heads annually. and not at what 1t was in
1851. just think of such deficit. and i.
Will not surprise you il we are now poor
ard broken down. Such sum would
make us all prosperous and happy planters
and lasorers instead OF being embarrassed.
We have all advantages in our favor-.soil,
climate. the best laborers in the world over
whi,h travelled, the best domestic market
known, and the best mOlasses in the world
without exaggeration.
There is no other way, you know. to get
the money to hquidate our large indebted
ness, private as well as public debt of the
Citizens Bank and the State, but out of
mother earth, and that requires time and
good seed. Every cultivator knows that
nearly all our garden seeds degenerate and
must De renewed every year. Cabbage,
urnip, Irish potatoes, etc, cannot be grown
rom Creole seed. Cane is not SO bad, but
AN NOT, IN the long run, escape the natural
aw, being an exotic from q warmer country.
France and Italy have to purchase, at an
normous cost annually, from Japan silk
worm seed, in order to make q crop.
The New York herald., 1874-12-15
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

1sTRoIoGY1sreos p.eEgFonrth column,
saak saak6Ek PAas@Third and
BoAaD Sll AsS fV'I1INd IIo1pGINd wASTED-ElrvrsrH PAGE
BRooRhqEN rSIhsEN e0'asaL REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-Fmsr
ars1SNss SIGESisPbe SSiPsPbeosf9TsUcSS'iifss-srsru PAGE
BrsiSEss sorieEs-snvasTn PAcn-fifh and sixth
CITY RsSL ESTATE FOR sALE-rrRsr PAcK-sixth
CLERK XND sALEsMEs-rwrIYrH pAcE-Fittn and
Ssp column
COL
2SSsS column
PkH aS1bs-Fssr SiNsssSaa so'ams column
DwE6kIN HoysH 70 ET ETKSIsHEn AND
EURoPEAS siExasHIPs~ElrSEsrn PAcs"Fiith and
EyEE66rEEoosscoSD PACE FOURTH column.
con eonm
FINANCIAL-NISrH PAGE-.
Rooa asb NJ IS srR rR
,,,, SECOND PAcK-first aDd second columns.
HEIf s0'u Pacs-Fiah
HELP ATsirEp-MALEs-rwrLrrH r4ar-six,h col
HoRsHs' CARRIAGES. &c.-F,nsr p4cr-Third, fourth
HoGsa g column
1,ssfHEFs 1sSsES ST7 sasa fsa CITY AND
P.dsnsi.tb PnRGEN Rcaa Column ESTATE FOR sALEFHs1
LECTURE sEAsON-sEcosp PAcE-Fourth column
LOAN OFFICES-FIRsr PAGE-Fifth column.
LOST AND FOUND-FiRsT PAGR-second column.
MACHINERY-kL LEyENTH PAGE-Fiftn column
MARBLE MANTELS-kLEyENTa PAGE-Setond column.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PAGE-Second column.
1Sb
MIsoELhxN Eous NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
Sixth column
feana eoumu
PIANOfORTE5, ORGANS &C.-sEcoSD PAcE-Fourth
POST 'Slp'h5; STsiGE EorIcE-Easz PAerzsix.n column
PROPERTY OUT OF The CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-FIRsT PAGE-Sixth column.
REAL ESTATE To ExChANGE-FIRsr PAcR-Sixth
REAL EsTArE wANTED-F,Rsr PAcE--sixth column.
kEWARDs-FRsr PAGE-Second column.
SALES Al AUCGON-SEcoND PAGE-Second, third and
SITUATIONS WANTED ED--TEMALEs-TwRLrrH PAGx-
FRS, second, third, fourth and NTH coiamns.
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
SPECIAL NoTiCgs-FrRsr PAeE-second and third
sPoKTiSGMDoGs. BIRDS, 4c.-FRsr PAox-Third
THE TRADEs-TwELYrH rAeE-sixth column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPosES-sEcoND PACE
yRAvELi.ER, GUIDE-ELxvxyrn PAGE Sixth column
uNFuRNlsHED ROOMS ANDAPAR1MENTS TO LET
SECOND PAoE-second column
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C.-ELSvESrH PAcE-Second
VINES 'uu; uLuI0;UoRs, &c.-ELsvxsrn pAcE-second col.
WINTER ACCOMPLISHMENTS PAGE-Fourth column
YACHTS STEAMBOATS,, 4C.-FIRsT PAGE-sixth col
umn.
The New York herald., 1874-12-15

BENNETT BUILDING.
y EMMETT BUILDING.

RENNETT BUILDING.
DIRECTORY.
Rooms BASEMENT.
Ehss5fsss E5ss Hsssasle ss:' ss%.sspsr. ssHssias
81. II E E ga%Gnt g%;,S i sss1lonssr sta lone.
A-Tiomas n. Lynch. wines.
"a, SSS,.dsn psYsssSss i Ssiss%sa! IaIssF; 4siIsrs
inlet Very fS nsSSas aS and ln."'.oes
y bsss,ns i, SpSss1; Ss%. tswys5 rswssf.
GT. pinsknsyi Lawyer,
scHi s-c.mpbeil SeiiesI i Palmer iinssfl Lawyers
Meade Rockwell Lawyers.
6-Northwestern Life Insurance COMPANY
L. :. Benedict Agent
s. Toilet
~ Charlton r. Lewis secretary
iy-Mccarthy 4 Chalmers. Lawyers
IS-Gook Nassau, LAWYERS
IN. n n 4 tsrffnspn; Wefd. Gnw~er.y Lswyer
International co!Issi,en o@Si,sS A1SsH A1TsSeslHstou.
1}yuaFe .l sutherland.
s1.Eeiri!sS s.E It ssS.s / dardywsil, caTdyssil lawyers
10 7; + IT, Hanson Lawyer.
s-s6eTidsn. Bonynse. Cochran and AcEwen. s,eno
s-5fi,ha .,SSS SSomer, as., sss. s.,., EstAtA
7-Sl,Tss ss ( sslgss Is~yera
: ASa'!5sss, 4 sSss 1--we ,S1Syss :
F & Ss5asnsTT W.I!saT ,LSsyyt La%yert
Durack. Lawyer
le-whinson Peters Trustees of Estate OF White.
IA. 4. Woodruff, Lawyer
s;sssfs SSSsfS S|s s?f;sS; ssSsY
sa'S: Esss1 Ss;s@s@ s..s asssia Bankruptcy
Henry Wehie lawyer wy ""
sSs saIa.1cI Sultan Lswyer sa:,
!. i qSelHsHh,s5 ! Hhsl, tswysi: thswSss
Il i. + FueSrel: aa"s; tsMHsa LswSa:
'-k.s l. essi cssa
= -Hsssln. Hssss ! ! e SSsree. Iawy.A
s-S;aly g 4 bSasSa Ns,st { 1sgyss ss9ss.., lawyer
,SS-S + Williams Lawyer
n-cco nco H. Glover Lawyer
4 Lockwood 4 Crosby. Lawyers
y s. Buhler, Lawyer
FIFTH STORY.
Wakeman Lattine, Lawyers
s)Fs WINCHESTER. Lawyer
3 ta!Isi ss Isxyss. y",s'~
4 s,tse 81 0'uvens nenaa'n'
y.A. yh LsdesskaI. Sdassk asTysl Ksai Estate.
III. r. a j. ~ hecd, Lawyers.
E-Byrne, Everett 4 Co. Lawyers
~ Walsh, Halbert ana Eckerson, Lawyers.
SIXTH STORY.
John Townsh end Lawyer.
A. Nicholson.
2-Hendersou Benedict, lawyer
H. Logan, Scotch Granite, Gc-
SO W. Carpenter Lawyer.
A Otis T. Hall, Lawyer.
81 O. p. Webster, Lawyer.
ID. r. Lyddy Lawyer.
Jefferson Clark, Lawyer.
81 John l. Knight
~ Jantor.
81 Hodges MecKcr. Lawyers
81 h. Burr Lawyer.
John Crompton Accountant
Smith 4 bean, City surveyors
10 q. W. Van Siclen. Lawyer
II 1T. II. Baldwin, Lawyer
II Charles ID. Barrow, Lawyer
Is Henry A. Gderslceve, Lawyer
hj0. r. Carrington Lawyer
L. w. Ionpkins Lawyer.
- ]. 81. Miner. Lawyer.
The New York herald., 1874-12-15
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.
A PEREMPrORY AND POSITIVE SALE
"A BY PUBLIC AUCTION,
THIS DAY TUESDAY), DECEMBER Is AT


AT STABLE No NEILSoN X VI PLACE, ~ & SMERGEE &c ST.,
OF ALL The VALUABLE TR0TTING Q HORSES,
CARRIAGES. SLkIGHS, HARNESS. BLANKETs
ROBES, &c, Or COL. WASHINGTON ALEXANDER
BY CHAs. c. DUFF. AUCTiONEER.
including the handsome and fast Hambetonan Trotting
Mare Lady Lewis, ls3& hands high. years old; was
sired by Volunteer, dam star mare she Is extra fine
and warranted sound and kind.
lsA hands high years old: sired sy Ethan Allen
IS on day OF sale and warranted sound and kind
Also extra fast brown SEEDING ding hiliy vincent lsh
Jr. he record OF IA and trot in as day OF
sale, and warranted sound and kind.
Also bay Trotting Gcldng Young Hero hands high.
7 years old; sired by Champion, dam by Ethan
Allen he has record Of 2:ss and is warranted sound
and kind
old; he pull top wagon in three minutes, and is
warranted soun and kind.
Also twe anc top Wagons one open WAGON one phas-
one Portland sicigh. single and double Harness,
B.-THE ABOVE HORSES WILL BE FULLY
WARRANTED AS REPRESENTED, AND WILL SHOW
FULL PARTICULARS IN CATALOGUE.
The New York herald., 1874-12-15
HORSES. CARRIAGES, &C.
MAJOR G. W. BARKER, AUCTIoNERR
"A. REMEMBER, REMEMBER.
TOMORROW. TOMORROW.
THE GREAT EVENT.

THE GREAT EVENT.
FIFTEENTH SALE OF
THE FAMOUS MONROE COUNTY
TkOrIERS AND R0ADSTERS
AT BARKER SONS
CITY AUCTION MART ANDNEw YORK TATTERsALLS
corner Of Broadway and Thirty ninth street.
Tomorrow "WEDNESDAY, December is, at II O'Clock
The STOCK comprises l6 head. and consists of
THE BAY gelding Champion Boy. got BY Champion
Gre OF St James i6a high years old can trot in 24O
BAY GELDiNG, BY John J. crittenden. l5h high.
BAY cola, by Toronto Chief, l5l4 high byears old
BAY GELDING, by Champion, l5A high years old;
old can trot in minutes
CHESTNUT GELDING with silver name ana tail. by
Niagara Chief (sire Of Ben Fager 1914 high years old
use: is without exception the finest big horse In
THE WHITE Geidng Burt, by Henry Clay 15sl high,
9years old ts sure 40 horse, single the pole.
old: can beat 2:45 "
TIE BAY Gslding Duke, by Niagara Chief, 1874 high,
IHE BAY Geldinq Drift by Ethan Allen, 1872 high,
years old record OF 1888
BAY MARE, by Fox Hunter, l5& high, years old /,
BLACK GELDING, by Ecklers Clay, 15s. high, 9
years old has trotted in 3.02
BAY GELDING. by John J. Crlttenden, 15Z high,
years old can trot IN minutes
BAY GEtDiNG by Red Dick, l5s< high years old; ;
ABOVE ARE all elegant and extra stylish drivers
and are warranted sound and kind.
SALE PUNITIVE without regard to weather.
FOR FULL description catalogues
The New York herald., 1874-12-15
CATALOGUE OF THIS DAYS TuEsDAY SALE
AT ii O'CLOCK,

CATALOGUE of Ihls II d'ohock DAH,s kEoEsDAN SALE
are iSs hands high. 7years old hind ana true in
nj gss ea as
f6f f6f St sgsD dodD BUILT
BAY 4nss 4ESS hSssH iesssn. AND MARE IS HANDS HIGH
aud years ola kind and ayss true il ~
nohn @ oarsse er
sHE iaIE SHaFsz sES YEN ssP
soRREE, MARE. ID HANDS HIGH, YEARS OLD;
ana and qs M hss ies ae ssa noe
SET s Snd Tst HsN ssnss soaPa Or carriage horse
SicToRiA, IN. GOOD ORDER, WITH POLE AND
TEAM sa7 WSsd H6EEs OWN
l5h hands high, and years old; kind and true IN
os !se ssly ana
sEa$SSs 1sRs siSs CLARENCE BUILT
BAY sfsysifI o R % siFSs nrcu
d hnd sood snS r1s u a hs. scd se H%
ss al nsars and s mas n
s5E s5E SSsD sAsss as IN GOOD ORDER BUILT
BLACK ii M6ssE. seHs i5sl HANDS HIGH, YEARS OLD;
kind and true IN ali harness; free from vice. has
peen ,usci in business wagon and warranted
SSAga w5Ta gSs goEF AsR asbs sbF1s oH
free from vice; stylish drivers; good travellers;
an excellent team for general use; also set Har-
oss ssnvFss M aasDs fHE S
old; kind and true in all harness: tree from vice
every way sale ana reliable.
SET COUPE HARNESS AND
CIRCULAR FRONT COUPE, BY BREWSTER 4 co.
BROWN TEAM, HORSE AND MARE, l5s HANDS
high, 7 and years old Kind and true in all har-
ness; tree from vice good travellers; free and
stylish drivers; Nh excellent team Tor family car
SET HAKSESs, MADE BY WOOD GIBSON
LANDAU, IN GOOD ORDER. BUILT BY J. B. BaEws-
BAY HORSE, i6h HANDS HIGH, YEARS OLD;
kind and true In all harness; free from vice: has
been used by doctor is tree ana pleasant driver
fears nothing ana warranted sound. Also set Of
coUPE ROCKAwAY, IN GOOD ORDER
CHESTNUT HORSE, l51s HANDS HIGH 9YEARS OLD
kind and true In all harness tree from vice; fast
traveller; free ana stylish driver and warranted
sound Also set Harness, Blankets &c.
BLACK HORSE, is; BANps HIGH, YEARS OLD /;
KIND and true in all harness; tree from vice; first
COUPE, IN GtUOD ORDER, BUILT BY WILLIS.
BAY PONY 141a HANDS HIGH, YEARS OLD; KIND
and true in all harness free from vice; an excel.
lent pony for general use and warranted sound.
TOP PONY PuAEiON, NEARLY NEW. -
SEVERAL HOKSEs. DE CRIPrIONS AT TIME OF
sIx-sfESSif EooKAwAY IN GOOD ORDER.
Jump seat Wagon
Rockaways Coupe Rockaways Depot Wagons, Phaeton
top Road Wagons, Harness, Robes Blankets &c.
SALE COMMENCES AT ii O'CLOCK.
The New York herald., 1874-12-15

4 UCTION HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON
"A date Johnston 4 Van Tasseli.
office 81 Liberty street tEvening Post Buildins).
THE HORSE AUCTION BRANCH OF OUR HOUSE
80 Eis T1 x TiiITEEsFTH uSIvEksiTY rntdh rsn1tKdkhsT'
sAkEs oE HB Al HEE GD
"a TO Az hours trial on horses warranted sound
PARTIAL cXIAtoGyE OF THIS THIS dok PAYS uuEs-
ELEGANT nhs fsAa pom,
business N team; have no wees or tricks any any one
ELEGANT OLARENvE, not soiied. by Peck Co,
BAY ssSss'S P6SY MARE hands. years; kind in all
ss one drive % tiot 10 three e
minutes warranted sound.
DasE BST EosE axs ysss Bros
i haas sssn nnss for
TOP SoA6 WAGON. ?. 4 s.. in sooa order, by R. N.
ELsexsT ROAM MARE. l,,, hands years kind in
All harness; free from vice fine, stylish driver,
not airaid Of ANYTHING; will stand without ty-
TOP sl9hE SssIsS GAR RoAD WAGON nearly new by j.
BLACK is 4 Fl maasE ';S :n .ss:
lent road or business horse; can trot in three !
cov& nnqss; AfGspso II ssod oae by j.
ali harness free from vice; an excellent aS fam
ily. work or business team; any one can drive |
ELEGANT FAMILY COACH, by Brewster 4 Co
ELEOANT BAY COUPE HORSE, l6 hands 4 years; |
Kind IN all harness; free from vice; stylish |
free driver; any one can drive him; not afraid |
OF any thing warranted sound.
TOP DELIVERY WAGON, GOOD order, by S. Soul. j
BAY PONY-BulLT HORSE. l5.< hands. years;
kind in ali harness; tree from vice; tn cx- |
ceiient business, family or work horse; war
fanted sound.
Ess hSsas in Giss saa * 1 zs
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF EVERY KIND or
WAGON, OARRIAGE HARNESS, ROBES AND !
BLANKETS. At ARCH JOHESTON'S Mart t9 |
to Is thirteenth street. near University place. |
Sale at ~ O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1874-12-15
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Central.

A -PoRTY-sEcoND STREET, FEW DOORS WEST
"a. q Finh avenue an exceedingly desirable we'll ar.
ranged and built 2toot frcscoed, high stoop brown
stone Dwelling Tor sale reasonably. " X. STEVENSON
Jr, 81 East Seventeenth street or II Pine street
The New York herald., 1874-12-15

L1oR sALE-A FINE COUPE HORSE, is HANDS,
i bay, black poinu years old, beautiful action and
Stable No snifn court Thirty fourth street, between
Lexington and Third avenues.
The New York herald., 1874-12-15
HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C.

EyOR sALE-oNE HORSE AND WAGON, FIT FOR
u grocer expressman; price So inquire At 5Ol
West Forty sixth street.
The New York herald., 1874-12-15

UCTION HOUSE OF VAN TASSEL KEARNEY
"A ITO AMI liz EAST THIRTEENTH STREET,
NEAR FOURTH AVENUE
REGULAR SALE OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
Twentyfour 10 hours given TO purchasers to
test warrantces.
Horses Carriages Harness. Blankets Robes &c always
Oh hand ut private sale.
The New York herald., 1874-12-15

CPECIAL DISPATCHES
FROM
WASHINGTON.
THE EVENING TELEGRAM,
1875
POST PREPAID
TO ANY PART OF THE UNIFIED STATES,
PARTIES IN THE COUNTRY DESTROYS OF
OBTAINING
THE LATEST NEWS
IN ADVANCE OF THE MORNING PAPERS,
SHOULD SUBSCRIBE FOR
THE EVENING TELEGRAM.
FIFTY CENTS A MONTH,
SIX DOLLARS YEAR.
OFFICE, No. ANN STREET
The New York herald., 1874-12-15

UCTIoN HOUSE OF ARCH JOHNSTON
"A date Johnston 4 Van Tassell.
Office 81 Liberty street (Evening Post Buildng)
The New York herald., 1874-12-15

EoR SALE OR ExCHANGE-FoR WATCHES
IL JeWery Furs a thoroughbred Mare, sound. clean
llmbed Well built and fast and invaluable to breeder
Address VIG0, Herald office.
The New York herald., 1874-12-15
REwAlxUs.

GS REWARD tNO QUESTIONS ASKED WILL BE
WC paid tor the black silk Umbrella with ivory han
yesterday Return TO ATLANTIC INSURANCE CON-
PANY, l74 Broadway.
UEn REWARD.-ON THE E:o3 p Nj. HARLEM
tDCU train, November n, Pocketbook containing
$40 and Papers Of no ysrs except 70 owner Whoever
municate by mail, will receive the above reward ana
thanks OF the owner.
OK REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE RETURN
- - OF the package of Needles taken from l6 Col
lege place on Saturday night last Address, conf
dehce X. y T., box Il5 Herald Uptown Branch office.
A LIBERAL REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE
return OF round piamond cluster Earring ofseyen
from 465 Bedford avenue to Franklin avenue, car to
ferry Grand street TO Clinton and Hester streets New
York. Gail on ERNEST BADER, No. l4O Bridge street,
Brooklyn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-12-16
~2mTembmrger Ga3ette.

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leine Notbourft III uerri6ten. Qlc oieie
@rduel blei6en un9eltraft, aber @ott miro
bieie Sir6eni6dnoer finoen unb eben Die
Sbri9feiten, Die 9lei6Seitig suieben. Sn
elmer Stride nabe bel He9gio i'm Mtopeneiis
l6en bate ein Tfarrer eben POM Nltdre
aus cine erbauli6e 9lnrebe an Die @ldubis
gen 9ebalten uno gin9 in Die Sacriltei ,us
rid. Oa iiberfGllt i'm ein 9Seib uno brin9t
ibm nit elnem lan9en pergiftcten Wfeiier
mebrere to6tlihe Wunoen bel.
sStalien bereitet ein Memoranoum an bic
enropdii6en Gabinete Dor, bas benz I'll. Sas
ter ben Wtunb i9lieBen iol. Gs lit bic
Nnipra6e oes 81. Saters am Nllerbeiligens
feite iiber Die i6le6te Treiie uno bic Nufs
numbering, wel6e beriel6en pom Seiten Der
He9ierln9 Tictor Gmmanuels III Sbeil
wiro, wel6e oas Memoranoum propocirt
baben lou uno IN peldem 0etlagt wiirbe,
es lei unmogli6, Dap Der pdpitlide Ser,
i~6iuOrln9sbeerO 9egcn Die Grrun9eni6aftcn
Der 9teuSeit LANCER 9ebulOet wiirOe; I'M SSns
treiie Der Stride ielblt miiiie oieier !Seerb
aus9elOi6t werben urlD miiile Sius TX. ii6
mebr nit Den s%eiitigen Sntereiien Der Stride
bei6Gftigen.
Oas italienii6e Slatt, wel6es Die Na6s
ri6t iiber bas Memoranbum mittbeilt,
brin9tlie allerbir9s nlr inter Heierpe; al;
lein mir wGren teinesrpe9s perpunpert,
wenn ie ii6 beitGti9te. 0ir baben INNER
Oieienisen fir blind sebalten, melde meins
ten, Die GntblOBuns oes FL. Saters BON
ieiner peltli6en Ma6t beriibre Die seiiti9en
Sntereien ni6t; weltli6e Ma6t unb 9eis
ltise Wta6t sr9an;en lid inter Den sesebes
nen llmitanOen 9esenieititis uno als Eius
ieiner Staaten berolbt wlroc, ba wolte
maj ibn in ieiner s%eiltisen Wta6t t~reiien.
Sbises Memorandum lit nur Die %conieauente
6ol9e Der Ginnabme Hom's; Der Yapit iol
III ieinem 0irten, uno Gi6teramt uni6dos
lid gema9t weroen uno baS nennt man Die
Seicrsuns Der Sntereien Der tatbOlii6en
Stride.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-12-16
9taHau.

Sn Der lebten 3eit bat Der Qebrermanael
in Dem preuBii6en Staate, wosu Der Sir
6euItreit, beildufig bemertt, nidt weni9 bet>
trdgt, iol6cS imeniionen an9enommsn, Dap,
lOu oaS SoltSl 6ulwelen einen nibt erbeb,
li6en 3tilfi6ritt MAIDEN, Ge9isrung uno
SOltsuertretung enOli6 bieieni9en 0taBre>
geln meroen III ergreifen ii6 9enotbi9t leben,
Die ALIEN geei9net lino, Nbbilte ;u i9aiien,
penn li6FreuBen ni6t BON anoeren Staa>
ten i'm Oeutl6en 9tei6e iiberfii9elt ieben
mill. Sn Dem ,,Sulturltaat" ErsuBen lirp
eben nod 80 ,523 S6ullteuen, beren Sotaz
ton ni6t 200 Sblr. betrd9t, unb perauss
9abt oerielbs fir yeitrsituns Ser llnterbals
tun9stolten zines Soloatens I'M ltebenoen
6eere eben mebr, ais Elm Su9enobilDner Der
bod nibt minoer Yiontersoienite in Der
Sultur l~eiltet, nod be;iebt. Neun, rpie ourd
ltatiltilbe Grbebungen felt9eltellt woroen,
III ben lebten pier Sabren ALIEN in Der Yro,
pins Eolen l73 yebrer grOBtentbetls tn6olz
&c l6le6ter SeiOloung ibr 9lmt freilpillig
nieoergelegt bGbeu, 10 Oiirfte eS leidt oabin
tommen, Dap Die Eropin; Golen in Se;u9
aui S6ulbiloung uon JtuBlnno iibertrofien
wiro, wenn Dies nidt bereitS 9eideben lit.
2lu6 i'll 9taiiuu, beiien S6ulen Dor 1876
in einem bliibenpeu 3ultanoe wareu, fOmmt
es ni6t ielten Dor, bab Elm gebrer prei uno
mebr S6ullteuen 81 uerieben bat. 9luges
Iibts bellen ut aber INNER nod feline 9luss
ii6t porbanoen, oa6 in Der nGdlten Seilion
Dem gbgeoronetenbauie cine Sorlase besiiss
lid zines llnteriu6unssseieses sema6t
wirO. S6on ieit elmer Heibe BON Sabren
wiro cine iol6e aus elmer Ssiiion in bic
anoere peridoben. @irb bieien precdrsn
3uitdnoen I'M Observation-Disclosures nidt
balo elm Gnoe semadt, pann pirb cine ni6t
serinse gnsabl BON gIementarlsbrern ibrem
amte Ballet" iasen, UNI es nit einsm ans
bern gu uertauiden, in Dem lie ni6t nit
Meansel uno Naburnssiorssn ;u tdmpfen
baben uno ni9t befiirdten miiien, bel biss
len ,,Gulturtdmpfen" swiiden Stride unS
Staat, nit @ewiiis ZEN uno &sIision in Wis
oeriprud gu seratben.