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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-04
Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN,
Wednesday. February 4. 1874. !
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
british schooner Willie. Eden, for Grand Cay man


ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
British steamship Alice Ellis, from Liverpool Jan
uary 6, to Ocean Zerega &cO-3d district 80
British steamship state OF Minnesota Hamlin from
Liverpool January II. TO Miller Gco-3d dis
trict "a
Steamship Margaret, Baker, from Ha, ana via
Florida ports, to X Roberts-lst district I3
Ship Proteus, Murphy, from Liverpool December
III, to master-POnt
Norwegian bark Bygdo, Christensen, from Ply
mouth, England, december Il, to master-3d dis
Norwegian bark KallistO, Kettle, from Martinique.
to Ocean, Zerega Aco-4th district
British bark Victory, Proud, SO days from Liverpool
in ballast, to Hall Vaughn-Point
British bark Twilight, Hattrick, Sc days from Liv.
eIpOol, to master-Point
Bark Asia, Loosen, II days from st Lucia. in bal.
last, to master-Point
Bark Fortuna BeBdO. DAYS from Havana in bal
last, to PUG Co
TOWBOATs.
Harry Wright Davis. from the Passes-Towed down
to the bar, 30th ultimO. barks Henrietta and
Rochester-BIought up banks Victory and Twi-
light
Morgan Averill, from the Passes-Towed down
to the bar, 3lst ultimo. ship Pedro Panddiss
and brig Recurso-Brought up ship Proteus,
barks Asia and Fortuna
STEAMBOATS,.
Sick Longworth Hates from Cincinnati
Ouachita Belle Blanks, from Ouachita City
Bertha. White. from Washington
Bradish Johnson. Pickett, from Washington
Bossier Fulton. from Bayou Pierre
st John. McElroy. from Baton Rouge
Henslev. Enderle from Lower Coast
Marie, Bassett from Pilot Town
Selma Broad, from Tallahstchie rives
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Committee on Peuitentiary.

The House Committee on the Peniten-
tiary, consisting of Messrs. Augustus Will
liams, chairman Marie, of Terrebone;
Southland, of Ouachita Carey. of Orleans !;
Benbam. of Carroll: Davis, of st. Helena,
and Hefner, of Caddo. arrived yesterday
morning on the steamer Pargoud. and i'm
mediately entered upon the discharge of
its duty. We are pleased to know that the
committee will perform its whole duty, and
make report OF the actual condition of the
Penitentiary. When the report is pub.
lished some rich developments may be ex.
pecte Grand Era
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Indians Attack the TroGps.

The War Department has reports from
Fort Sill, Indian Territory. of the firing
into detachment OF troops of Company C,
Twentieth Infantry, at two o'clock on the
morning of December 81, while encamped
for the night at Deep Red creek The firing
party were Comanches. The fire was
promptly returned and the Indians driven
ST. At daylight a blanket issued by the
bureau was picked up. This is the first in
stance the commanding officer of Fort Sill
knows of the Indians molesting the troops
from that post on the Indian reservation.
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BELOW COMING UP.

Snip Pomona, Hamilton, from Liverpool December
%, to MASTER
Ship Anglesia, Richardson. ~ days from guenos
Ayres. to MASTER
Ship Brothers. Murphy. az days from Liverpool, to
master
Bark Kate Smith, 10 days from Yarmouth. s, to
Hall Vaughaa-
Italian bark Meresina, Cophola. GO days from Pa
lermo. to master
Bark Jshnathan Chase, Chase. 48 days from Boz.
deauX, tomaster-
Schooner Everett, Gregory, II days from Sa-
vannah la lar. ia. Reports having lost fore
mast head and IN aintopmast.
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1871 bbls -four 40 bbls pork 206 bbls whisky 30
bbls meal 842 pcs meat in bulk and sundry produce
OUACHITA CITY-Steamer Ouachita Belle-2236
bales cotton 70 SKIS cotton seed l3 sks seed cotton
and sundr1es
Observation-Disclosures Bertha PIG bales cotton
1887 SKIS cotton seed 81 hhds sugar 1853 bbls m0lasses
and suDdries
WASHINGTON-Steamer Bradish JobnsoR-34
bales cotton 2 axis seed cotton ~ hhds sugar half
bbls m0assee 49 bbls moasses and sundries
BAYOU PlERRB--Steamer Bossier-450 bales
cotton and sundries
BATON ROUGE-Stesmer st John-l0 hhds sugar
2 bbls sugar 30 bbls mOlasses and sundries
LOWER COAST-Steamer & Hensley-6O hhds Of
sugar 20 bbls moasses 258 bbls rice and sundries
Steamer Selma-lOol bales of
cotton 1855 axis cotton seed and sundries
RECEIPTS BY RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH
ERN RAILROAD, February s. 16l bales cotton 200
bbls whisky 155 bbls -four SIS pkgs butter 100 pkgs
tobacco and sundry mdse
NEW ORLEANS MOBILE AND TEXAS RAIL
ROAD, February 3-22l bales cotton 800 bbs rOsn
and sundries
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EXPORTS.

GRAND CAYMAN-Schooner Wille-5l GOO feet
lumber 40 900 shingles l07 bbisjfour bbs meal II
bbls bread 20 bbls pork % bbls beef IL bbIs tar
Dbl oil bales tobacco Is sks corn l ties bams 3
pkgs cheese pkgs butter kegs lard and supdries
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COMMERCIAL.
.'r.,snar FrRNiNG. Eehruafy

TUESDAY, EVENING. February :. 1874.
COCTOS--The sales today mot including 20,
bales additional yesterday, summed up little
1850 bales at irregular and generally easier
prices. requiring reduction in our quotations OF
e &c II the lower grades, and sc in the medium
and h ghtv. We slre also III. Exchange figures
below
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-04

Douglas Jerrold. on being asked what
was meant BY dogmatjsm, answered, "Pup-
pyism come to maturity"
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IMPORTS.
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

cotton l6 bhds tobacco 1894 eks corn lao aks hran
S.s SKIS malt 66 ties lard 50 ties hams 26 cks bacon
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-04

FOREIGN Markets.

steady, &c. PORK quiet. only email jobbing trade.
Dry salt meats quiet. less doing. clear sides axe
Bacon and lard firm.
ROfelgn Markets.
LIVERPOOL February 3Noon.- Cotton-Sales Of
uplands nothing below good ordinary, shipped
January, .'.d; do do shipped January and Fehru-
airy, ii l6d; do do. deliverable February. I'd.
Yarns and fabrics at Manchester dull, with .
dow nward tendency. Breedstuffs firmer. Lard.
43s Sd. Bacon 4ss cd for ong c. ar mddles: Ais cd
for short clear middles.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-04


The coIIow,r,o .eleo,ams vera posted at the Cot
ton Sxchargf:
EET YnHK E.h-1a--- 2 A M-.Ioney rat. "a
: Carving rare poI,
p MECarrving Tata ot so1i /; Woap- .ate
4a5
LnsoeY Febrnarv2 ag, ? M-amount of hui.
lion witbdrawn tTorn he Rank OF England 10.
day 6 POP 900
Gold orenad a+ III. a1t1a arsins. lIll at New
York and atter a fair bnsinea. closed at the
oneninp rates in both ma rkets The sales embraced
83 900 eomDrising 1000 an llIi: S 40 900 at IL \
Illl 4. + Is 600 at III l. and 525 900 at llios
No sales of silver were repOried American half.
dollars were still ouotrt ar 100 100 and Me xican
dollars ar ITO
Sterling exchange opened at last evenings clos
ing rates ard after hardening showed he ad ,ance
in gold at New York at IL NJ subsequently less
buovancy hut closed firm at the opening rates.
The sales summed nm G 1903 700 aud embraced
5000 bill of Iadin and Al clear at SIS 32a5 80 "a;
{ 1900 1900 and 425yO bill of lading 425OO do and
Al clear ana 6 3mn Al cle,r ar at SIS 32l,; e 1000
hill Of lading at q, a. a c0O bill of ladlno and
Al clear at az n Al Is OCO bill of ladinn at
IS 33a5 33t. eIO,O do at as 3SL; SIR 60 private
hankars, ana hank ~ = aud SMtl hank at IS 81
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-04

FOK HAVANA, VIA CEDAR KEYS .NG
KEY WEST

d'OK HAVANA, VIA CEDAR KEYS Avn
hEf WEST.
United States Mail Line.
sr,,, Steamships
WILLIAM p. CLYDE, Eu1rr,
MARGARET, ..l.ih
kA The New Orleans. Einr,a
<1 and Havana Steamship C pmnanT
kls24SR5 VIII dispatch one OF the above n ri
. n, class steamers from New Orleans
Every Wednesday.
Touching at Cedar Keys and Kew West and oo,
neGt1ns WIN steamers for Apalachcola Isl. MAIL
RATES OF PASSAGE
c.,, To Key West To Cedar K.r.
CS."oin'.....'.. $40 625
o.w.Aase..'. ...........- 70
~ through bills Of lading issued to all no;n.s i;
C Ch",la, lnciuang Tampa. and to New York
none but the companys bills of ladipo si,rad
ana none signed after sailing of the steams snou'
splendid passenger accommodation and ,hro,.
tickets given to above points. '-N 'Aioueh
Office. pef"lt from the
For freight or passage apply 70
;,e 1. n ROBERTS, Treasurer
laIo No I2O Common sfreat
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MEMORANDA.
By Telegraph.I

Philadelphia, February 1874.
To fOrke-The steamship Juniata, Captain
Catherine arrived at o'clock yesterday morning
Sails for New Orleans via Havana. Friday, 9th inst
at o dock
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-04

&A418E STATE OF MINNESOTA.
VIII sail from New Orleans for Liverpoo, d;rac,
,.,, Saturday February H. 1915
Will receive and sign through hills Of lad;n, =.
Hayre; Bremen, Hamourg, Antwerp, Rotterdam ~
and all continental ports
return tickets issued available for TWRIyR
MONTHS at reduced rates, and lbronph t;nLatS
10 an parts OF the United Kingdom and Europe
a stewatdess and surgeon ara attached to each
steamer; no charge is made for attendance and
medicines. 'N'o anu
Money orders granted free of charge
Prepaid emigration tickets issn.d here 70 mar.
Ties deslr0us OF sending for their friends
These vessels cross the bar at ali tin. a yi.bou+
detention ~ ~ "i'N'us
For freight or passage, having SUPERIOR accom-.
modatiOns, apply 10 IVA "''0
A. X. MILLER Co.
sel4 No. % CarOndelet street New Orleans,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-04

FOR NEW YORK DIRBCss
NAS6rr55e. AksnA The steamship
MISSISSIPPs,
c. B. CROWELL, sonma,s,
VIA sea~e Sef wharf foot os Issorso-, -,
NH. o. ohDAi February :. at 8 NJ
lnese steamers have superior accommodations
for passengers u@' LUIS
Cabin passage. .oo.e ..oe,a..e5n
b'i's OF lading signed through to Liyernool G,as.
gov, Bremen and Han burg "iass
through Tickets for First Class and S+eor.ra
Passengers for Liverpool and the Cort;nsnt e nagS
f nen.ng WIN uuon's Line of Steamers, sailing
from On, New YORK every WEDNESDAY, 's
FOR freight or passage. apply to
JOHN ii. lUDWIGSEN hretS
49,, s,. No. 1870 Common street.
me steamship GENERAL MEADE viii f,jto
leaving SATURDAY. February II at IA NJ .oise
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STEAMSHIPS.

STATE LINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY
LIMITED.
Tha following new first class, full DO vered Clvds
built screw steamships intended to sail repn
lar,y peSween NkW ORLEANS and LIVERPOOL
aud GLASGOW and NEW YORK:
Sr rp n, ,nr,,, Tons.
STATE OF LOUISIANA Captain Stewart - 2O1po
SnAIE " MINNESOTA, Captain HaIn,in 2OOO
STATE OF ALABAMA, Captain Flint .24O0
STATE Ale OF PENNSlLVAN;A, Captain Brace . 25Oo
STATE OF GEORGIA, Captain Cooper. 9soo
Sr nv % ET ava toui1ing): 300
~ M; n C Cr VnnA louiiulng) $500
Ia Z Or D0hOA "A (OuIlulHg )... 23t0
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m0netary--C0mmercial.
MONETARY.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,
TUESDAY EVENING. February 3, 1874
The money market continues quiet and easy
with light offerings, both in bank and on the
street, and a considerable amount OF capital seek
ing investment but lenders requiring only first
class paper, or notes with unexceptOnable col
lateras, the supply of which limited. The
few transactions reported indicate quota
BILE variation rates. and we continue to quote
first class paper. with unexceptiOnabe coateras,
at l002 ~ cent T. annum; without cOilaterals at
II; AL at l1l1. = month ard second grade at D.
First class mortgages continue to rule at -0lo y
cent y annum and second grade at HAP.
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.
C1ear1ngs. Balances.
January -!....., 81 a79G93 - 1874 F93 &c
February ......... 2ll5 2U9 80 22511 O.
February 3........ 2,593, 923 Is 2.3 81 IL
Thus Ear this week So 1893 226 81 $685., 581 y
Same tine last week. 6751 224 - 1881 -
Total last week.. ISIS 0h3 ~ 1886 SOP 40
Total week before IA 30. 900 9. 1901, 2a5 SO
q t.lc ed q Cnt.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-04

'sGisi'as ship
MISSISSIPPI,
WRAKE, Commanded
VIM lesSeson or about February Is.
From her wharf foot of Jackson Of rsa+ E,,u.,
ns!rct WIN receive and sign through bills OF
.adihg TO Havre, Bremen. Hamburg, Antwerp, RoSa
1endam, and all continental ports r.
raItlet DESTROYS of sending for their friends can
purchase prepaid emgl alton tickets here. r.a
ductlon allowed when applied for in groups.
For freight or passage. having superior arcommoa
dations apply to SILAS WEEKSk 4 W on'ii''e
s,, No. 48 Car"ndelet street
pool r ''Aeot. -, Ltef-
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WOOD-,-CQAL.

once No. 9CaEondelet street; yard foot Of First
any part Of tAo city. nv "
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> ;: :; 5::Iss5 - g. n =
The above drawings are published i'll the princi-
pal papers and are drawn in public daily at 1he
rooms OF the company.
Witness our hands at New Ogieans, Louisiana,
this third daS Of "a 5yNary. 1894.
X. PERALTA.
ADAM GIFFEN,
...... Commissioners.
bhWAhEO Bogus LOTTERIES. apl2
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SCHEME
10000 Tickets. Tickets only $40
Halves Quarters and Eighths in D, oportion,
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Eu ,e SRA 70 errIEs.

We were the recipient Of 4 heapin5 box
Of the LARGEST straw hcruea ever seen
ln tRis locaiity, yesterday. isopp the
garden of Dir G.. W Durpet If ths city,
FIR which we shall ever hold Mrs. G. "
W. Bur"ct, in the mo>s grateful remem-
hrlneg, IRRESPECTIVE Of whatever Mr.. e.
W nay eJnclgte to 10 or sag ia tb.
prrmi,e~ tWr ar - fearless a. a hon,
riror. Mr. q. " j. ~, % rs.ua Il aud
~ are n., IF r#.. Bees. ,.;ai. 81 So,
"u- tro.tb.r u,-.t .e s.p.es.,. ...g tr..u
rn- rhr.e notice
A. 10 the barrjrg they "rIe actually t.
barge as sac tg9tD on Ca,.r''- lack, and
were without I,sbJ pre~r.tst wIjuout "a
thoight Of exciting envy, or bop" Of re-
wari on the part q the generous dDusr.
Yet nevertheless on ON way nome do IN
nur off 20 Ne -aawr.l them t. several Alglu-
straw berries IN their liens who ga2ed
intentlv far time. aud thnn asked it thew
came from The Soath On Ir.ing tuIl t5ll
they were sravn IA this city,they passed 81
c,Ir~ing Their rr,Ious an !-r4rirners ,ayln-
they meyer cuai1 raise anyt'!ipc tt &. eat.
Strange ~ >s,g tarse ul,bur~tS I'D no
spoil oar appetite ; and atter cut,n-
each orr into fifteen Or twenty rIecss w
,,.tra.a.i 20 slrropn four II tiy" ct ti"n
lsN -ae al ga iessass sIhea Hat "a 4r'r.
srf ,st-r-F
go aassr-" oar @r.Ir.-~r trier.!. g. il ask US
o. t.r-'H9AJ' Ei' psr,irI.ar nsWs TIC when
these Straw h.ls, : arr sGn.'u, that taey
NAV - ...,.... .. 4 -r..,-r.f.-.t tf.ir 80. 2,
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A ST Elt Worth S SEEING.

'sar Ch'saren ~ iar Nigh sr-ssoI ia
;spn-'E'bc D.~-p7" 81 -Hris,S ~
Grand Stsrc -yy',fat -s-oT. sE,-nc4
and fais little corps OF Eeacs.cEs are
dong.
Last Friday the people Of this city hal m
opportunity 81 seeing a sight. which to those
Nho take rrde in the educational alvrnoe-
mcnl ~ prospects of oar city, must hrve
heen Of more than ordinary interest 0n
,hat lay tho whole host of scholars At ths
High School ver" mar-haI'e ~ Prof Barns,
aud marched through n1n"ar of tha rriu-
c;rrl str.ers in the city; and for tie fret
timeaHr citizens hnton ,oao. tn1i,voH ? zin-
as he Whole of ibu army OF Children that
f''- our fine scbno. i.u!,iing during he hours
It s.uly. aai II getting some Flea Of the
magnitude ofthe work in which Prof. Barns
/ sud iis assistants are engaged.
/ The weather has ueen exrae'iu1'v w-rm
for d week o. mere past mi that listlessness
sr1 iarcuor. which results from oppressive
} heat waS-driyrn away. ami lie AL enerrv
maintained in the school by promises Of q
grand time on Friday afternoon: and grand
/ time tire Young folks had for Prof Rarnes tnrk
+ caro- that n one should he disappointed in
r"a'i1ivS a'l 'ha' he had rr-nised wsiie
; "nyiaasly waiting for Friday to come. the
/ li'''r girls wonl1 collect in groups anl talk
ahout what ,hcr were going 10 v,sr ard he
'ir.'a lows ttcr-r ttey ii'u' s.v r.n,'
vet pl.cr. arcru nj loiue lcata sr~-r zot.b
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u. ,E.5jo,:
Sane weeks inc. nat.,fI li't'" spar
ring irtee,n ]alg ri"rlnut Of the Ch,og-
,c}e mi W, Nash. y, u local etitor, con-
ceeaing SHatfs. ETC., a',I Hi,.n rckia. ~
the &. SEM Sickiv Frlhurse zach week +
marvel ftat y.rus sa..-,j slors rot pm haffrl~
with he C.rpHirt. IN So thrir ri
,.i>ms ta D.,aeup RprlctHrdi's Eglis'
Il'~ marr-rti... arl t., ka dish iar1u
age wcaid urgl-li "a VIA -cole ll.r jssii !
cri;iei~-~ raca serk. Tak- last Tur~davs
i~sn., to- instance, an1 r-a,I 'tr ctnforriuo-
# BIZ fre>l local Tor Mr. john Nenitek
the excursion pIrtv .n Tao Rivers. Hon.
Ghs~ II. Wa3keg'S uav Chra-e factory,
pie-nic for tlr pupils" ard others 100
ngperrgs - Rautieu Omen eat on the
Nouggel. Your patrons ~ii likeit
4 SrssegTBER
IL answer to toe above. v" are caHs;raiu-
"a To admit that sc i..ve neither the space,
time Of t,stieacs 90 eEue.4aie eyeu me ~ra,sll
amount Of nptch-Eugl.,h local contained n
even hat small Siokly Semi Sheet IiS ia
-nelcnt rratrle i eniuFakle with other mus
8aees ~+li!s serving out cur last le9E. under
Grant and toe radical party
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John Collier y NJ. Mcmahon. yer,iict
Cor the Plaintiff IF tie sum Of $3.50.
James Ready IS l. T. So4.mes. Mo-
I ton for Judgement d@ni-d.
/ A. IL. Atkins VS. Henry Scherer. Julg-
ment for the Plaintiff.
ignatz hrgoe, Gpsrlian Of Mary Hessi
rs Frank IIesss. Order for suit uones
Sled.
j. F. Priehqrd IS the Board Of supe7sis,
ors of Mahitowoe County. Jadgmept ia
Plaintiff
/ Patrick Geasahan IS Niles Mcmahon
/ defendant allowed to amspd.
/ Alouso Roberts vs. Benjamin Jones
Judgemen, of foreclosure.
/ Fred La,sreree Admir-. VS. john Braats
Verdict for the Plaintiff for tue sum d
93l5.
Anthony Monroe vs. Thomas eo'Neil
Jub- u sat OF, the Coart below reversed
Julian !Iuebner IS Ottmar SclalIern
Continued.
4 Marsretth Sell IS Ann Ref. Judgment
! for the Plaintiff
Otto Hermann VS. Bryan Mason. 10
i lion for e new trial granted.
/ Henry Geier VS. Ira Clark. judgment q.
the Referee confirmed.
State Et. k-l E. b. Treat - i. ".
Richter. County Clerk &c. Argued AMI
subm:tted, Recession reserved.
State Of Wisconsin v George Etwar1-.
/ Sentenced to imprisonment in the Stale
Prison f1r t-so years.
! Gilbert NJ. BTnet VS. VI. O. Grady ct al
/ Judgment rol! fled.
We wogl1 amead last week report 50
that IL he case OF u ,consin Us @. Gel
] "a, h.ior sauit nd It it Il reaI: =
verdict of nor guilty - teal o cai.ty.
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Cirealt Court.

The f.llpgin- i a summary or ilis basi-
ness disposed Of since our last issue:
State af WISCONSIN Is Geo. Edwards.
\ verdict Of m2n slaughter Ia the fourth
denee.
Mary Brocher vs. John Groeher. Jcdg-
NETT Of Divorce.
4. 5. L.aonIs rs George Rice ct al. Pc
'itivn Of George Reed. Order staypg ez-
ecution, and to siias caUse f!el.
AIoiph Manteau vs John Dosry ct ii.
Satisfaction of Judgment set aside.
john Drqhein IS joins kautz, .Contin-
aei.
James Ready rs II. R. Semmer ct al.
Demurrer oyerTuied.
lo.ty Of Manitowoc - William Ehite.
Ial-la4ui Of the court below T syersei.
Peter S'otter IS c4irin Even. De-
murser oysTEaled.
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4 few day boarders can be accommodated
with first class bora at reasonable rates
For particulars, cpquire,i hrs. \ H. shep-
ard, corner Of Daat.v.,I. Main trccts.
S-4-lf
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: CELEBR4rroS or the FoUrru.-AI.
though it i the intention Of Nanitowoc
reorla 70 t.u.a r,,r, p.,..,l -rTofr csle.
bra.on Of their oan M at the Nor,h
. Park, yet ii Ill not he one Of those noisy,
weari.ome aa4i.s which constitutes the
/ usual Eourth Of July &c citations.
! of,,,e Years ,..ers las ben = marked
elange in .he IDEAS d tie people IA re.
gard 10 the proper say Of celebrating our
national holiday, .al now instead Of
sweating aud 81 e.teriag % great crowds,
and breathing dust All sl.o,;e while listen
i,g to tie NOISY ncps4usg vf surge would
i politician, tasy seek tie fresh air. meath
rl.r4 a.
III - - -.
-. -
- -, - -
,.s,,.f.7i,.. .f "a,
s
-. ~ . = s.'
fr.-, -
'-' y i'''st e"I-
,-..1.r-
n,,-;,n !, E..r.r r-,.,..,.,
-. 90 q y -
'''' - ~ 5', =,
er,,n;I, a. s.,;l = - :, ',- - =,
t.r.~I 80 60.
- ~ ~
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CAsToRIA Is more than a substitute fOr
Caster Oil. Il Is the only safe article in
existence which Will aSsimilate the food reg
ulate the bowels, cure wind-colic and pro-
duce natural sleep. 1t contains neither
minerals, morphine or alcohol, and is pleas
ant TO take. Children need not cry and
mothers may rest.
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Ne cserT one Is eapsbie OF APP reeiatjn
he skill, the patience and the care neces-
sary Ia a proper guidance and control OF So
many children: and not fegs think tie task
~ the TEACHER a very light anl uniu partsnt
one- 1t shopll be Te,asalbereI, however.
thst niae months ia year during niue
years 0f tfe early life ofnearly every oae are
spent unIey the direction Ct teacher, and
IS the future success "a life Of each inIiyid-
fani depends largely up5G tie trainju /.
he receives in the public school. it is very
Important slat it shqald be Of the right
kin1
The management and success of our Sgh
School during the year ending July Srd
has been unequals3 ~ tha- Of any previous
year. ana eur ci.izs-s can we'll congratulate
the1Eseivr anon their good fortune in ss.-
curing the s-rTIees of Pref. Barns and his
able assistants.
Prom lack ef time, or for some
other reason tse.e has been but very
fsE visitors a. toe sci col Of late. and Air
B1rps detesriael thai il naveutS weal,l
nas ceIr Apd see hat tllsy Esrs {Rr. lie.
ST any r1ts. would axe tue chiiIreh oet and
let them see ~ls.S they la. 10 DO, hence, tae
PROCESSION ami picnic.
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Gst yeu hotter lIsauls, Bill IIea Is,
f..amsnt-, "arl- AMI other job printing
,aae ut tue I.1nT Once.
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Tf-r R.sie DEPOSITORY which fer SONS
ma a las been At the Drug store o.
d. 4 Bacon ias l,een removed 70 tli'
rablic Literary i,aileing, ana Mrs. SbafI'
Nh hereafter have charge IF the books
Nr P,esa iIiremains treascrer Of the
,.,rt ty-a sliseruats. b.. eia.@l afroom
in bi- sgarz.asa lg,j him u have 5i.e hook
renewed t. v here they rew are
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NaEs N tho new brll1a is progressing
.1elY, The Pile are nearly al driven and
le foundation work well undsr way.
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Join Ian TRY.

82S-2w Df,iric; Clerk
GRAND Gar CcHcGRE--A Ir.,na G 81
C"neer' fer the bcnit # tle Putne Labrtr,
viii u gwen in 0cnnon noe, Jaiy ith
1874. The price d the tiek-t- are $500
and Q.n he haa from agents in Il. towns ir
IT." state. Every ticket has a gilt from
sl-aq0 down. The .ifts CONSIST Of Ou'
rHarsrpl Dollars Cash. Wstehe.,, JeNe
~. &c.. aud al, one fine Ra>ewooi Piano
Sewing Haeaiu"> aad Elegant Fnrni
tgrr Tie JeseIry can be seen .fGe'na
movnr, a,i i.,e .arni3e-s at 20 Spra
Strerf. Milwan',er Wis. For prstie .ltr
Sc" agents and eIrtul ,rS.-A. F. kLtyc
Bill. agent .nr Nanitaooe P. o. b..
Il. T. KENDALL, Manager,
s23-i8 ocouor8.wuc. y
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Inasr GEe.a are Worrying the life
at q the Kewauaes MARI Al G,r o~a
.-a.saal Is piuiaa a"ag f-en the same
eausa
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A LARgE f~rsa e men are new eag1gai
in extending the line Of our Western Rail
nal and improving the condition Of tie
road 5eis.