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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-15
DANIEL SCrLLv, Secretary.
MAYoRALfY o. NRv ORLEANS, !
City Hall, october ~, 1874.
mo. C793-AdMinistratiOn Sefieel

g,
City Hall, october ~, 1874 !
mo. Observation-Disclosures Series.
Rssolred, That . purchase be made from
Mics Evelina Olivier Of the lots plumbers
i've and six. Of square number thirty-six,
bounded by Franklin, jackson, Monroe and
Market streets, in the Fifth District of this
city. Tor the sum Of 900 each. payable out
Of the McDonogh school fund; and be it
further
Resolred, That the Mayor be and he Is
hereby authorized to sign and execute, in
behalf of the city, before the city notary.
all acts or ether documents Of writing re.
4uired to consummate said purchase.
Resolred. That ordinance No. 21sS be and
the came is hereby repealed.
Adopted by the Council Of the city of
New Orleans, October I3. 1874.
leas-Brewster. Calhoun, Fitzenreiter,
Lewis. Schneider, Sturcken. Turubuli.
LOUIS A. Witt, Mayor.
4 true copy:
DANIEL ScuLly. Secretary,
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)ANIEL SCULiY. Secretary.
AAyoRALrs OF EKW ORLKANe,
City Hall, October 10, 1874.

AAyoRALrs OF EKV OkLKANs,l
City Hall, October 10, 1874. !
mo. observation-disclosures Se1ies.l
lie Accounts issue to Warner Van Norden.
transferee OF the Mississippi and Mexican
Gulf Ship Canal Company, drainage war
rants for ei235, for building railroad bridge
over Washington avenue. rs per certificate
Of the City Surveyor, approved BY the Ad.
Ministrstor Of improvements.
Adopted By the Ceuac;! Of the city OF
New Orleans, October Is, 1874.
Yeas-Brewster, Calhoun. F;tzenreiter,
Lewis. Schneldes, Sturcken, Trrnbull.
LOUIS A. WILT, Mayor.
4 srue copy:
DANIEL SCrkLv, Secretary.
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NO. Observation-Disclosures Series.
An ordinance relative 70 the collection Of
she delinquent taxes Of 1874.
Be it ordained, That the Administrator
of Finance be and is hereby authorized to
employ suitable person, subject TO the
approval of the Council. and who shall
act. under the advice Of the City Attorney,
to supervise and enforce the collection Of
such delinquent tax bills Of 1874 - may be
tiled in the Superior District Court in con-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-15

AeadQuaEteve state CenlraS ExecAlavs
Committee Republican Party of Louisiana, New Or
leans, Louisiana, August 49, l874-The committee
met pursuant to the call Of 8. B. PACKARD, presi.
dent las psr resolution OF state COnventlon) and
the following organization was effected, to Wit:
President-S. B. PACKARD.
Vice President-JAMES LEWIS.
BecretAYy-CHARLES HILL
Assistant SecretAIy-L LA4ANIERE.
Corresponding Secretary-J. Z. G. PITKiN.
TEeasurer-B =. JOUBERT
srB-EXRCUfIvK COnMIfTK1.
s. B. PACKARD Chairman OF -offciS.
3. p. FLANDERS, JAMES =. CASEY,
B. P. JOUBERT. &. W. LOWELL,
NiCNAEL HAHN, JAMES LONG>TRIET, .
JAMES LEWIS. G. C. ANTOINE.
JOAN 4. HARRIS, r T. ALLAN.
T. A. BRAY, T. RIARD.
y1EANCA CORMlrrEK.
o. c. BLANDIN Chairman.
3. ,. JOUSERT. ex o6iciO.
c. p GADD r. 3 STAMPS.
L. DARRALE, JOHN GAlR.
p. 3. 5: PINCHBACK. WILLIAM ,. LOAN,
]. L. HERWIG, T. A. CAGE,
/. E. BENTLEY.
MI communication must b addressed to s. e.
Packard. president, New Orleans, louisiana.
au3O CHARLES HILL. Secretapv
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fENHE UNDERSIGNED GIVES NOTICE or HIS
Z sppoiutm assignee OF w. II. Henn'ng &
Co and 0! William H. henning and Arch bald
Campbell, individually. Of the parish Of Orleans
and State of Louisiana who have been adjudged
bankrupts On their OWL petition by the district
court Of said district.
ocl5 lot r. q. EYRiCH, Assignee.
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A8eiBG act . politician noH an office
seeker, and not agr ,eing with any present pOiti.
cal faction of my state, solicit from Mr.. st. y
Casenave, or any one else, not to use my name for
any political purpose. GEURGK ALCES.
Nc12
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OFFICIAL, NOTICES,
FoURTH ,lcpoNOGn sCuoOiHuUsE.

MAyoRAL7f or NEW OhisASs
City Hall. October 8. 1874. !
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AZ
- this Office anti! saturday. October "a ~ twelve
o'clock NJ. IOE building tho Fourth McD0nOgh
Sehoolhouse. in the Fifth District tAlgiersl accord
ing 10 plans and specifications file ia this Office.
Payment III United States currency, on completion
and acceptance of the building. Tho right TO re
jecs any all bids is hereby specially reserved.
By dire cti0a o! the Council.
oclGf I'd LOUIS A. WITT Ha-.-.
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SUCCESSION NOTICES.

Ssccessisn Of william Whissets.
CRCOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THB PARISH o.
ham has petitioned the court for letters Of I'D.
ministration on the estate Of TIE late William
Whitsett, deceased, interstate. Notice Is hereby
within ten days why the prayer Of the said psti'
TONER should not be granted.
By order Of the Court.
ec7 ii Is PRANK PACE JR., Clerk.
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Third Congressional Di- Drict.-koo,us state
Central Executive Committee of the Republican
party-The following dates, localities and speakers
have thus far leen indicated for Republican cam
paign meetings in the Third Congressional District
of Louisiana:
Hon G. B. Darrail, candidate for Congress and
other prominent spe akers WI address meetings at
Plaquemines, Ibervilie parish, Saturday, 0cto
Der II.
Bayou Goula, Iberville parish, Sunday. October 10.
Breaux Bridge, st. Martin parlsh, Saturday, Oe-
tobeY "a.
st. Maxtnsville. s.. Martin parish. Friday, DC
tobeY23.
New Ibers Iberia parish, Sunday. October %.
Franklin. st. Mary parish, saturday, October 81.
PattsrsOnvile, st. Mary parish. Sunday, HoveUl-
Der L.
Attorney General Field, Lieutenant Governor An
toine and other prominent speakers will speak At
Donaldsonville, Friday. October %.
Napoleonv lie, Saturday, October "a
Thibsdsvx, Sunday, October 25.
8. B. PACKARD. President.
CHARLRs BILL, Secretary. ocio
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Successio. of Euse,e ,...ere.

Guccessioa Of Euaeno lIaseYe.
CRCOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
- Orleans, No. 81, 49l.-W heIeas, Emile J. "'Brien
has petitioned the court for letters Of admnstra-
ton on the estate Of the late Eugene Lasere
deceased. interstate. Notice is hereby given to all
whom it may concern to show cause within ten
days why the prayer Of said petitioner should not
be granted.
BY order of the Court.
Oc8 IL l5+ FRANK PACE, JR, Clerk.
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p. A. WOOLPLEY, Mas
REGISTRATION OFFICES.

Stair or LorIslAsA.a
Office State Registrar of Voters,
New Oreans. August 30. 1874
f1lHE FOLLOWING LOCATIONS OF THE OFFICEE
u of registration are hereby announced for the
guidance of qualified electors Of the several cleo
Sion precincts OF the parish Of Dreams:
FIRST ELECTION PRkCINCT
Bounded by Felicity and ITALIA streets, and th0
Mississippi river:
AseIstAHt oupeTVls0t.. FERRY X. FMERSON
Office No. 4o9h st. Charles street.
SECOND ELECTION PRECINCT.
Bounded by ITALIA and Julia streets and the Mis-.
Assistant Supervisor r'srp g. BApyNHAusRm
office corner Of Calliope and Carondelct streets.
THIRD BLEcrION PRECINCT.
Bounded by Julia and Canal streets and the Mia-
assist ant Supervisor :..rp 4 Rosp
Office No. So Liberty street.
S0UhTd ElEcrlON PRECINCT.
Eo1nded by CSnal aud st. Louis streets gnf tks
NssisspPi river
ef.s Ts.n. les h,...r tor,; 49,
yIFyH ELscrIoy PREclxCT.
Bounded BY st. Louis and 1t. Philip streets ana
shs Mississippi river.
Assistant supervisor. .............E. D. sARExS
office st. Ann street. near Tonti.
SIXTH ELECTION PRECINCT
Bou.adeA BY st. Philip and Esplsoade streets ans
che Mississippi river.
ss af sarr.cr and
sEy4DTH ELECTION PRECINCT.
Bounded BY Esplanade and Klysian Fields st<sels
and the Mississippi river
Office sosnsr Of Bagateiis and burgundy Ste eets
xI6HTH ELKCTTON PRECINCT.
HouAdsd BY Elys,an Fields street. Lafayet ayenaD
...u..n. aud tlss Mississippi siver;
Office corner Of G.Soa and Maxigny streets.
HIsTH ELECTION PRECINC1
Bounded by Lafayette Avenue. lower limits - sAs
.,.. city, and this xssis:ippi river.
Assistant kuUR JAMES ~ DDHGfNIRVV
Office at G<ntily Road Sct,oolhouse.
TENTH ELECTION PRECISCy.
seusded ~ Felicity, and First streets sod s6e
Mississippi river.
Assistant Supervisor. MICHAEL J. CONNU&S
OMce corner Dryades and Jackson Streets,
ELEVENTH ELECTION SRECIECE
Bounded BY Fist and T0ledano ii reets aRsS tSN
MissA'siVSi river.
Oa:cs rosnss Magazine and vi: hing on s,.sst.
TWELFTH ELECTION PREClSCT.
Bounded ~ T0ledanO street. Napoleon AvsnYs Ah@
che Mississippi river
Assis'ans snpesvisos. THOMAS K. PLASNA0An
Marengo streets.
THIRTEENTH ERECTION PRECINCT.
Bounced " Napoleon avenue. Peters avenue Ahe
the Mississippi river:
O11ee corner Nag .zine AMI EoSdsa1x streeaAo
FOURTEENTH ELECTION PRECINCT.
Bounded OF Peters avenue and Loweflins street.
andthe Atsissip9 'i,et ,,.,r
Assistant Supervisor ............" ~ rHSbSaN
O.lca EakaysI.. avenue, between I!ve O1S %Ho
laurel strseta.
FIFTEENTH ELECTION PRECINCT
Orleans right bank.
Cflice old courthouse. Algiefs.
SIXTEENTH ELECTION PREC{NCto
Bounded By Lowerline street. Cagr0lltoD srSvsA
and Mississippi river
Assistant s-pervisof. ....:, ....LhS WILfiAMH
Office Courthouse, Cafrot0n avenGe.
SEVENTEENTH ELECTION pREClNC!
Bounhed BY Carroll'on avenue. Cpperline stpeee.
Y.ntchartrain.
Assistant Supery!sOf.. JACOB GHRBER
OtIcs CaTgo..Ivn Avenue, between Hamyse1 AIN
GeEoS1 streets.
WILLIAM WRIGHT
aef3 I've State Registrar of VoteSA
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LEGAL NOTICES.
DISTRICT COURT or TuE UNITED
STATES.

IN TIE MATTER or THE NEW ORLEANS, no.
bile and Texas Railroad Company, against
whom petition for adjudication Of bankrupt
ey was filed ON the twenty seventh DAY Of May,
4. D. l37<- District Of Louisiana D.. $40. lSA.
rPON T!LiNo PROOFS SUSTAINING THE Al.
~ legations Of the petition aforesaid. il is or
de1ed that the saidfNeW Orleans Mobile and Te Aas
Railroad Company do appear 1t this court, as q
court Of bankruptcy to b. holden At New Orls ans,
in the parish OF orleans and State Of Lousi ana
and district aforesaid. on tho sixteenth day OF
November. 1874, al !! A. H.. and shcw cause, il
any there b. why the prayer Of said petit ion
that copy OF this order be served on said New
Orleans Mobile aud Texas Railroad Company by
publication in he New Orleans Republican, Is re-
qured BY law, the last insertion to appear ct least
i've days previous to the dag herein required fo1
tkeir appearance.
Witness the Hon. Edward H. Ourell. judge O. the
said court, and the seal thereof. at New Orleans
in said district. on the seventeenth day Of June
i. D. Ie7A
je20 T. Low Deputy Clerk
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AUCTl0N SALES TAIs DAY.

~ Z. Il. / 3. J. MONTGOMERY. es II S'clscS.
=. IN. corner Of catches and Camp streets.
general assortment Of new and second. hand
tGrEituEe, etc.
~ 6. DE YkRIEr 4 co. q - o'clock, II 10.
u Canal street. chins. crockery, glass and
- Plated ware and household goods.
~ ALBERT PAUL. st II o'clock, u No /;
ESronne street, unredeemeA pledges
~ Shelby HARPER. st - o'clock. a. Mey.
chants and Auctioneers' Exchange, two lots
vitA buidngs on Second stleet, between
irsadss and st. Denis Streets same, ON Gas.
.Mt. between PrieuY and johnson streets; lets
GA Canal, salcedo snd CustOmhou.e streets a
."t On ST. Louis. between Claiborne and Bob.
srtsoa streets; same, corner OF Burgundy and
DumaiDe streets. stOeks etc
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Special $Otice.-Of1ce American Mutual In.
surance Association of New Orleans, No. Is Com
mercial place. between St Charles and Camp
streets New Orleans, October 7, l87A.-A5 = meet
ing Of the Board Of Trustees held this day, it was
unanimously resolved to convene meeting Of the
stockholders on TUESDAY, November TO- 1874: at
p H., on business of Importance.
BY order Of the PIT sdent
Oc8 BOT P. J. SULLIVAN, Secretary.
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Fifth Congressional Distrlcs.-rhe follow
ing ass garments of speakers dates and loca lities
made for Republican meetings in the Fifth
Congressional District:
George C. Ecu ham, J. Seila Martin and others At
Lake Providence. Carroll parish Oatober Is.
Hon. c. c. Antoine, Hon. 4. P. Field. Judge A. &.
Sloanaker, j. Sela Martin and others, st Delta,
Madison parish, October II.
Hon. Frank Morey Hon. P. B. $. PinchbaeN Hon.
John Ray, Judge >loanaker and Hon. o. X. brew ster
at Monroe, Ouachita parish October 49, and at Bas-
tr0p, Morehonse parish, October 81.
Hon. A. P. Field Hon. J. r G. Pitkin, Hon. C. g.
Antoine. Hon. H. X. Steele No l. }. Ross stewart
J. Sella Martin and others at st. Joseph Tensas
parish, October l9, and Vidalia C0ncOrdia parish,
october 81.
Other meetings in the district viii be announced
hereafter. 5. B. PACKARD,
OclO President State Central Committee.
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DISTRICT OF LOClSIAN
In Banipuptcy-Nos. 14l2.

IN THE MATER OF ". Il. HEySING co ASD
of William H. fleming and Archibald Camp.
bell. lpdi yiIua,ly. bAnkrupts.
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In RanlkPupfcy-No. 1889.

fn1HE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES EOr1CB
Gruber individually, and 40 a me mbeY Of the late
firm Of Z. H. GrubeF Co., in che perish of Web
ste1, and State Of Louisiana, within said district,
who has been adjud sed . bankrupt upon his own
petition by the District Court of said district.
J. BUSH STOCKTON, Assignee.
New Orleans September u, 1874. Del 8 -
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LOST.

T OST.-A CERTIFICATE, No. :57. FOR FIFTY
~ shares Of stock in the Louisiana state Lot.
terry. The public are hereby cautioned not TO ne.
gotiate 'he same. an application having been made
tor . Gupscste certificate.
EDWARD 4. YORKE.
OCT No. IS Carondeles street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOtfce.-The stockholders of the New Orleans
Manufacturing and Building Company are request
ed to call With their certificates Of stock Oh Mr..
TheO Lilienthal. No 13l POydras street. to receive
Q final dividend Of : IS per share
J. A. BLAFFER,
FRANK RODER
THO. LILIENrHAL,
oci3 IJt Liquidators.
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cal dime, TO-DAY:

CyTcB METEOROLOGICAL OBs.ns., 4,
kev Orlesns. october l.. is7s
The following is = report Of t'-e weatbo,
And rivers q: ;: 3 =. NJ, local .sr,e ,o.a.,.
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FOR RENT.

VHOR RENT.-A HOUSE CONTAINING ARL0R,
Il dining and three bedrooms, kitchen, vOOd AZ d
vaeh sheds, cistern and large yard. Rent SIS per
month. Apply on the premises, 10. 1906 Felicity
STIR ct. between AnnuEeIatioD and Lauye! streets.
Oc4 lot
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DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA
IN THK MATTER OF EMANUEL r. GErBEE. IN
dividually, and a~ a tiILer Of the late hTH Of
u. II. GyU5eg Co.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES
CIRCUIT COURT OF tar ,,v,~~~
STATES.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA


FRArE =. AsEs. TRDsTEE, VS.. NEW oeLxAxs
Pitt Kellogg, trustee. and Others paoS' william
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) True copy:
DANIEL SCULLY, Secretary.
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RIVERS.

Below high water uara Of is:a
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NAyoRALYY OF NEW 0RLEANP,
City Hsl, October IL, 1874.

81 u NC WY
DASIEL SCUILT, Secretary
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CLASS O,
SCHEME.

SO.O0O 71ckets......... .T1ckets snfy G -
Halves CHARTERS and Ei2hfha in proportion.
Smyrna times., 1874-04-01
WHOLE NO. 997
The Case of DR.. Porteous.

The bishops of New York and Long Island
nave made new complication; they have been
the occasion of the forming of third EDisco-
pal church, but this time an Episcopal church
without bishop. Some months ago Dr.
George Is. PorteOus, clergyman Of the estab-
hshment, came from London to Brooklyn. and
received the usual license to preach from Rish
ops Potter and Littltjohn. lie accented nyi
tatIohs to non-E Episcopal pupits, which he oc-
cnpled to the great satisfaction of his hearers.
lie also lectured on the national types of humor,
discussing among the rest the American tyne.
Tor which OF late years cultivated Englshmen
have shown strong partlality. Very soon his
license to preach was withdrawn the bishops
alleging that he had gone outside of their
church to preach, and had delivered comic lee
lures. His friends, of whom he appears al
ready to have many. have determined to Or
game tor him an independent Episcopal
church.
The proceedings of Bishops Potter and Lit
tiiEIohn are most singular. If they had tried
they could not have taken more direct way
to disgust Americans with Protestant Episco-
pallanlsm. AS to preaching to Presbyterians,
that Is no more than Archbishop Thompson,
OF the Province of York, and Dean Stanley
have already done. The queen, the head Of
the Angellcan body, has cOnmuned with Pres
byterans. DO these bishops regard Presby-
were, to them above all others should minis
ters OF the true church preach. Their con-
| duct has no Justification in reason or good
sense. Its llttleness and Stiffness are the iea-
lures Of it which most impress those who give
1t any attention. If DIR. Porteous were unfit
morally to preach anywhere, that fact should
be stated; but the reasons assigned by Bishop
Potter for the withdrawal Of license are those
which we have named. If it be decided to be
unclericol for an Episcopal minister to lecture,
or to lecture on "humOr the decision will
only remove the church still father from the
people, and it is far enough from them already,
one would think
DIR. PorteOuS proposes to use an abridged
liturgy with extemporary prayer. What to do
about confirmation he does not seem to know :;
he will be wise, il in that part of his duty, he
decides to be his own bishop. The whole
affair proves how useless it is to try to isolate
Protestant Episcopalians from all other Chris
tians They catch the fraternal spirit which
is characteristic Of our times, and law or no
law, they will re1ch out hands to their Chris
tian brethren. Tile Methodist.
Smyrna times., 1874-04-01
Drink and Dress.
JENNIE COLLINS.

OF course the subjoined is every absurd but
as showing one of the phases of the great
question, it is worthy Of place
To the Editor OF tie BrooElyn Eagle.
Your correspondent go B. is right. There
are two sides to every question. The inquiry
is sensible and pertinet, how are the savings
from he curtailment or destruction of liuuOr
dealing to be appropriated If they are to be
used in exchanging ingram for velvet carpets
in buying extra yards of silk 20 sweep the
streets, or in useless ornaments, fine laces aud
extravagant decorations, then, with 90 b."
we cOncede the change without the reform. !"
But, my friend, suppose We should put the
matter in this form: Let the women press for
ward in the work which God has especially
empowered them to do in your behalf and
which you have proved you utter impotency to
accomplish. Then, while they are engaged in
prayer aud singing to release you from the
mighty thraldom of drunkenness, let the men
engage in similar exercises to enable them to
break the bOuds of Satan. Let earnest peti.
tlOns ascend, and devOut expOstulations and
entreatieS be used to turn them from their
idOlatrous worship of the Goddess of Fashion.
May they be led to see the long train of evils
that follow the devOtee, not only in the de-
structlOn OF her own household, but in its dire
full influence on all around her; especially pray
JnaJ inc cnurcn, Tie mouse oil UOu, may not be
made the theatre for the display of meretri
cous ornaments and garments unbecoming
women protesting godliness We heartily
agree with 80. B." that unless this is done
the work is but half accomplished. Let re-
forms go hand in hand and now while the
subject of drunkenness and its cure is before
US, let us make sweeping work Let us say to
the women who are so manfully solving the
terrible liquor problem, Take one slept further
and heal yourselves of the insidious soul and
bOdy-destroying disease of incorporate dres-
sing Do not wait for the pulpit to meet and
in solemn conclave inquire, "What shall we
do about it?' The fact has become potent
that this question is never asked until the out
side pressure has demanded it. Say to the
inquirer do as | have done-nothing. The
mighty crusade that has startled them from
their lethargic sleep received no quickening
impulse from clerical action or theological dis
QUESTION. Begin without sanction or authority;
90 from house to house, praying and singing
as you go, if need be, nor leave one stone
unturnsd until victory is perched on your ban
ners. We say to 90. b." and to all those
who, like him, have doubtless suffered from
the enormous evils of extravagant living, take
this course, and rest assured that, deductine
the necessary expenditures for comfortable
support, there will still be something left for 8
rainy day." S. +.
Smyrna times., 1874-04-01
New Babies.

To the Editor Of The Phiadelphia Press
SIR: see you have added Matrimonial
Record to your Death Record in your Sunday
issue. That's nice. don't like the Necro-
logy at all, but suppose others &c. Will you
tell me why it is they always put the deaths
and marriages together in newspapers? |
want to get married, and I'm going to soon,
but don't want to die, and | IN not going to
soon-if | can help it. Of course, being
girl, like to read about other girls getting
married, but why should l. when do So be
compelled to see whole column of other girls
dead? But it is not about these things want
to write you. want to ask if you will print
the births? l haven't got any babies yet, Of
course, but other girls have, and it would be
so nice for US to hear about the new babies as
they come along. I'll let you hear of mine,
first thing. Couldn't you print the divorces,
too? FANNIE.