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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Special Notice.-Od8ce american Mutua In
surance Association Of New Orleans No. Is Com
mercial place. between st. Charles and CaUp
streets, New orleans, October :, 1874-AJ . meet
ing of the Board of Trustees held this day. it " as
unanimously resolved to convene q meeting OF t he
stockholders on TUESDAY, Eovemh beg 10, 1874. at
p. H., on business Of Importance.
Bv order Of the Pre- sident.
sc8 got ?. j SULLIVAN Secyetsrv.
Hlerch ants Exchange Of New Delenns.
superintendent office, New Orleans, October !,
l874.-At q meeting OF the Board of Officers last
evening it ordered that for the purpose of Civ
ing the mercantile community in general . clearer
idea of tho workings of the Exchange, cOmpli-
m-ntary tickets should be gwen to apoicants. en-
fitting them to the privileges of the Exchange for
thirty days. after which time the Merchants En-
change will be closed to all but members Tickets
can be obtained upon application to the superin-
tender t. w. q. RAYMOND, President.
SAMUEL ArLLES, Secretary and Superintendent.
Ol8 IL
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a White League View Of she ejrnasioa.

We copy the following from the :Shreye.
port Times Of the fourth instant:
A especial to the Times thi. mo,ni,o from
New Orleans indicates a deplorable and
discraceful condition OF affairs in that city
1t seems that movement is on foo. there
headed by Lieutenant Governor Penn and
nam5es OF mulattoes and negroes 10
adopt the Tsrrebonne COMPROMISE: while
the Bourbon Democrats have ignored
the Baton Rouge fusion and propose to
hold Democratic convention tomorrow
to make city and parish nominations. The
spirit tina. has wrought this disruption and
threatens the cause of Louisian with ruin.
is plainly discernable; it is the same epiris
that brought discOrd into our ranks in 1872.
and finally cold the State to Kellogg to
secure the Offices in New Orleans TO Clique
or ring Of individuals who claim tO.possess
all the democracy, patriotism and political
wisdom of the State, and who are rapidly
bringing themselves into deserved odium
and Louisiana into updeserved contempt.
The coup detat in New Orleans was the
most brilliant event in the history Of re-
construction, and has attracted tue stten-
ton. admiration and syppathy Of the
Whole country; but in sbe very midst Of
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Local Intelligence.

COCSfEEvEyr SREENBACKs.--For several
days past national p bank notes. Sler-
eh ants, of Chicago. have been put in circu-
iAtion in this city. but to what extent is not
known. nor has any arrest been made.
These bills are tolerAby we'll executed,
especially the back. which 10 mainly def
sisnt in the green ink being rather toe
hight. The face is not 40 we'll done, the
biAck ink bein: somewhat sMirchy. though
che red figures and seal are quite perfect.
iudeed, So neatly il the work done that one
or two banks have been vic;imized, ono
aSving on hand tl25. An irregular bank
saro-is = sufferer, but that does not mate
ssaily interest highly moral people. Several
Of these bad bills were offered at the AcaI-
envy OF Music box Office. where they were
riecNed. although they were rendered after
dark. they locking far better by gas)ight
dian by the light Of day. The name pre-
tending 80 be the presidents is not correct,
she real president being Mr.. Blaire, not Bu:
ler a. in the counterfeit. The lettering and
other v DIRK il pt.ssAbly well done on the face.
but = single glance at the upper sight hand
corner. where the figure five is placed by
the branches 81 . tree il poor and can be
readily detected. az the outlines are too
soft and badly defined. just here come IN
poor men, who do not care finger snap
about counterfeit money; and that class
yesterday looked happy and wise when
listening 20 the tales OF miserable victims.
Up 20 last evening tho police had not OBJ
Gained = single clue as TO WHO has been
SHOWING this queer but it is likely that If
General Baldey, acting chief of police. had
received timely warning from the persons
who had been the recipients he might have
caught the segues. Ias it is there can be no
doubt but what the villains are far from
here to-day, perhaps enjoying their stolen
suoney. The style was to Ioake purchases
of email articles, say for 81. which would
give clear profit OF 81 and the goods pro-
cured.
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PkOYVs Al.s FOE LAKE AND OYSTER
AIYELt.N.

Department or !spxcesMgcss,
SrN Orleans, October 3, 1876. J
(,zAHEO PROPOSALS, ADDRESSED TO fHE
- unier,i gsed will bs received a. this on co
untiA WEDNESDAY NOON, October :, 1874. for fur
nshinI for repairs OF the city wnarvss 20 0oS bar
Pc, Of EACH lake and oyster shslls, according 20
Specifications file in The Office Of the C;ty Sur
vs.Ds. Bid. to be made for payment in wharf sD-
prove ment bonds at the rate Of ninety cents on
any all bids.
Al parties nakins proposals. for This contract
are required to deposit v tn the AdMiniStrSt"! OF
Fin auce, - evidence Of their intention - abide
by the A1judc alton, the amount Of one hundred
dollars in cash, which shall be forfeited 20 the city
ficste " such deposit must accomp any the PR.
Iosal Bidders t. whom contracts are not S~aro-
I'd shall have their 6euosits returned Ola the Gay
ID judcSfions are male.
Proposals to be ind orsed: "Pyopossls fof shs
ec3 I'd JAMES LEWIS, ADMINISTRATOR.
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PROPOSALS EOlS COAT.


DEPARTMENT OF lRPROVEAbSfs,
New Orleans, Octobes ,. 1874 !
CEAIEO PROPOSALS, ADDRESSED TO THb
y nnders g1ed. will be received 1t this office un.
til WEDN sSDAf October, 1874. 1t u o'clock NJ.
for furnishing the city with 800 tons OF Pittsburx
coal for use at the various draining machines,
according to specifications Oh Tile ~ sae "ince
OF the City Surveyor.
Bids to be made tor payment in rev con seli.
dated bonds, drainage series, TO be issued az the
rate Of nnetS cents on the dollse.
All parties making proposals FOR this e"nisacs
sre required to deposit with the Administer top
bv the adjudication, the SUM Of $500 in cash.
which shall be forfeited to the city i Of 5aii-
ure 90 sign the contract.
Bidders to whom the contract 10 not awarded
shall have their deposits returned to them on tIo
day the adj udcatlOn 10 made.
no bid will be entertained unl>ss accompanied
by the certificate u the Administrator Of SnssHce
that the required deposit has been IN ade.
Proposals 10 be iudOrsed Proposals for coal.
oc2 Id 1ANES kkWIS AdmlnIsarara4
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SERExADrx0 fns WORRElL SISTERS.
Sir. Kittrcdgc, manager of the Globe The.
stre. assisted by some friends. last night
serenaded the Worrell sisters, Misses Irene
and Sophie. at the 81. Charles Hotel. A
goodly company of gentlemen called on the
ladies' and gave them pleasant welcome.
MP kittredge. accompanied by Messrs. Ca
Till and Mccarthy. did the honors, and the
guests passed delightful hour in the ladies'
parlor. Jaegera brass band collected o
large audience on Common street, attract
ing people by excellent music. All who
were not present on this occasion can see
Che sisters next Monday night ac the Globe
Theatre. when AZ attractive performance
vii! h~ given.
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pEOYGSit FIR kECONST&UCTIDC
AsD 1sGrAIHS Ur WHARyEs.


&oS Orleans, October ), 1871.
&.taLk;' Pro a1ssLS ADDR2ss 20 re THEfc
~ dsrsl .,ned Will be s-ceived ~ this Oice until
MONDAY SUOS, setsbef 49, 1874. Soy reconstructoe7
and Sey'aiES Of city shsrves, accoldinS - S.s as
aud spe .icAtiOus % lie IL che 'Aihcs'"f the CitE
SuSveyos.
Bids to be made soe payment in "haEe improve
meut Oosos ~ the Sas. ~ Ai.sts tsnes ON tho dol
Jar.
The ei.y sesesy.a ..s sisAs "a ssiect asy 81 aso
hide.
All parties making .,srOsais 90, Chs contract
Finance. a. evidence of their intention To abide by
the adjudication, ;lS ..s1ount of three hundred
dollars inc III shall 'se forfeited to tho city
in case O. ~ ign the contract. Tho certi6-
cate OF asp...- IA : o pSny this proposal.
Bidders to whom cU-traIcts are not awarded
shall have their depssts returned on tho day Adic-
dicati0ns are made.
Proposals 70 be Endorsed: Proposals. for vhsr
repaira"
G3tA :ANEs LEwlS, Administrators.
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DHO:NIN HOUSE,

DHO;NIX HOUSE,
86............St. dhavies Street. 20
The most famous house in the city fer REFRESH
MENTs aud ADJUSTMENTS, next door TO she Acad
envy Of Music. turn left. through the yeHtibuls
thoroughly reftted. OPENS TO-DAY.
TIKI BOWLING SALOON-With six new aHd ele
giant alleys
served
OYSTER eALOON-Se.vsd in avt-. s:yle with
dispatch
de icacies.
LAGER BERR-west<rs brands ice cold
SODA AND MEAD SALOON-W1th delicate Pas
cry and Confectionery.
Zach department is attended by competent and
polite sentlsmen
u. BfDWRLL. Proprietor.
oe3Et JOSEPH JOHNSTON. Manager.
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New Orleans. October =, lSs4.-Ar a
meeting of the administrative committee of the
Tenth Ward Republican central Club. held this
day, the follOwiu, named members Of the club
were decid. upon as officers for the coming elec.
ton, TO be held October 9. 1915
Commissioner August. Battle f.yIc. '.
Laboustesie,
Clerks-James McEnery, A Popti.
Tellers-John Thoulin Thomas Coone: Aiez ~
der Page.
Polls 10 ie C;y "a from !. II. % fP. Il.
JAMES RILEY.
C'.y.aah Administrative Committee.
J. 4. kYZER,
OcSlts President.
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KEl:l.TAATsON or VOTERS.

E1AT. 'p LouIsIAsa.
Oa'ce stats Registrar Of Voters,
New Orleans. august 49, 1874.
nCeSCASr To TIE PROVISIONS of AN
ii act of tho General Assembly OF kouisians.
approved July -. 1874, and entitled AN act to Or"
vide for he revision and correction u the lists Of
registered voters OF the State" etc. notice Is hero
by given that the offices of gistratiOn IN each
parish Of he State and each ward of the city %
New Or ans will be op.ned for the registration Of
qualified voters on MONDAY, August 81, 1874, and
will remain open tSundays and legal holidays ex-
ceptad) until FRIDAY. October a. 1874 for the pur-
pose of registering all persons entitled thereto a.
qualified els ctors Of the State Of louisiana
Office hours are prescribed by law from :. NJ
until p. NJ, and from r. NJ. until p. N.
All persons desiring to vote at the general ssc'
t0n Of November 2. 1874, will be required t. veg.
isteR anew, the Law prohibits any Que from vot:
ing upon any certificate Of registI alton issued
py1or to the wear 1874. WILLIAM WRIGHT,
aui3Ep EfAte Registrar 81 VOtSgs
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SHERlFFs SALE AT AUCTION At TWELVE
MONTHS CREDIT OF IMPRovED REAL Es.
rArE.-At:ention is called to the sale at auc-
ton to be made this day at noon, at tie
Merchants and Auc,ioneers' Exchange,
Royal street. By the sheriff Of the parish
OF Orleans. OF lot Of ground, with the
improvements thereon situated in the Sixth
District of this city, in Rickerville, at the
corner Of Peters avenue and st. George
street. For full particulars and terus see
advertisement
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THURSDAY, oc1oBEH s. 1874.

Sapevf0r Criminal! Court
State Va. Daniel WiliLms.-Arson. Order
ed that the sheriff produce in open court
Friday, October 9, 1874 the body of defend
ant, and First Municipal Justice A. II.
Macarthur be directed to furnish all the
papers in the above entitled case.
First District Court.
sENrENCED.
Lafceny-George Washington and Pa.
Byrne, one month each in the Parish Prison.
Assault, etc.-P. r. Pulien. one year il
the Penittnt;ary; Martin McZinsky. 3 tine.
JURY.
TIE .;.nel for October was discharged
and :hir.y- ak jurors ordered to be drawn
from the wheel.
INFORMATION FILED.
Assault and battery--Julia Stephens.
Second District Court.
SUGGESTIONS of Carl Hot, Eugene Lasere,
John Rizzoti and Mary Fable. his wife.
opened.
Judge Meunier held court for the purpose
Of trying rules.
Fourth District Court.
Judge Lynch sat for the tajal of rulea.
fifth District Court.
Adolph Schultze, petitioner for habeas
corpus, alleges that he ia confined on . com
mitmen. of Hon. 4. III. Macarthur, justice of
the First Municipal Court, for alleged vio-
iation, by selling Havana lottery tickets. Of
act No. 9 OF 1874; that the act is unconsti-
tutional, being in violation Of articles two
and ninety -four OF the constitution Of Lou
isiana and that the commitment is null and
void. the court having no jurisdiction, and
prays 10 be discharged. Wrl: refused and
prisoner remande1.
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BUSINESS CHANGES.

NOF8CE.-Tfs PARTNERSHIP EXISTING BE.
~ tween 4 MORGAN and J. TCRRK under the
style OF l. AoRGAn Co., in this city, has been
day Of September. 1874 K. Morgan alone is Au-
thOriSed to collect all due to the said firm, and
will continue the came business At the old stand
Nos 49, !ss aad LEO Decssuf street, corner Of JEFF
fefe0n. Z. NOR0AU,
J. TVRRk
Rec 0slesss, eepts0 tsy, be:A oce Is
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00cceABl0n q Au80stV ss"U0e
GECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- Of Orleans, No. IS slo-Eotioe 10 hereby gwen
sons hprein int, eeted to show cause within ten
days from the present notification, il any they
have or can, why the account presented ~ the
administratrix Of this estate should not = homo.
logated and approved, md the fupds distributed
IN accordance herewith
sss IL "a JRAHH 1aCt. u. Ca,a.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
PROPOSALS FOR BALLOT R0XES.

eEHRIbPs OVPice, !
Sew Orlsans, October 8, 1874
11EOfOSAIS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
Il office Of the civil sheriff of the parish Of Or
leans, until u NJ, SATURDAY, October 10, 1874,
to fuSnish 100 ballot boxes. TO be ready tor de-
livery on WEDNESDAY, October 20, 1874. said
boxes TO b. constructed in the manner required by
section twenty three of thv election l&w copy Of
which can be seen on applicAtioD AT sheriff Otce.
The cost of constructing same to he paid by the
city of New Orleans. Oh presentation by the con-
tractor of . specific account sworn TO by the
sheriff as correct W. r. HARPER,
oc9 2t Sheriff Of the parish of Orleans.
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THE BsECNER SCANDAL.-So much has
been written concerning the Louisiana
troubles aud the Beecher emb.oglio. that
people seem 20 forget that neither has nee.
essarily anything to do with the capital
prize Of s25O,O0O in tie fifth gift concert OF
the Public Library. and yet Mr.. Eeecher
has no hesitation in saying that he would
rather handle the lucky ticket than-any
engraving he ever examined.
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RIVERS.
g.!ev high water mark Of H's.
The Cempesata1o.

The thermometer at Louis FrigefiO's, No.
- Charities street. on October g, stood ~
5ollows: At Q 4. H., 6'o; ct 7. H., s30:
~ P. H., ,so. Lowest psiss dssi'g tbs
tes eight Of Ostobes !, g..
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vvK&3kO&il L.. SAOEOSALS.
OvyIcs OF LOUISIANA LEVER CoNPANY,
No. % Carondeet street. :
New Orleans, October l, 1874.
The Commission of State Engineers having this
day ordered the building of eighty six levees in
various parts Of the ate dur ny the coming year,
aggregating about 1000 900 of cubic yards, the
Levoe Company desire to have these levees built
in the next four months. The cost Of constructing
sources at the command Of the Levee Company.
They will the refoIe, be compelled tn meet the ext
gency by making contracts for building those
.evees in part for car h and part on credit
Contractors and planters wishing to build levees
Levee Company and examine the lists and epeclfi-
cations, and obtain information as to terms.
Planters and others residing in the vicinity Of
the broken levees will have the prefe renee in OBJ
tanning contracts should they desire.
THOMAS l. DIX,
oc2 15t Secretary and Treasurer.
NOTICE TO co ,TON stilPpEKe.-rAn
IN undereignsd have formed cOpar, nership I'm.
der the firm of SIMMONS. RAINEY Il CO., for the
purpose Of conducting the business Of compress,
ing cotton, and have leased the Memphis and
Crescent City Presses.
Having had many years experience in the Cot
ton Press business, we can assure our friends that
their interests when contided to us, will be care
fully watched and their orders faithfully and
promptly attended to-
Our charges for compre ssng draya2e ETC., will
be the same as may be charged from time to time
by the majority Of presses N the city. We offer
our services to shippers in the full confidence Of
being able to give entire satsf action, and respect
fully solicit . share Of theis patronage.
r. N. SIMMONS,
II. H. RAINEY,
G. DRISCOLL
New Orleans, September %, 1874. $3.50
CHIP AGENTS AND OWNEKs:-THK
- undersigned respectfully announces to the ship
agents and owners Ia the port of New Orleans that
Captain &. ". Foster is his legally appointed
deputy, and is fully authorized to perform all the
duties pertaining to Port Wardens.
LEONARD NJ SEWELL,
Master Warden Caller Court, ?.
New Orieans September g. 1874. 1927
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-09

Hail of the First Warh Republican Cen.
trail Cub-R0oms Administrative Committee, New
Orleans, October !? aa74.-At meeting Of the com
mittee held this day, the following named gentle
men were selected a. eOmms soners, clerks and
telers to conduct the election of delegates to the
Parish Nominating Convenfion: said election will
ner Of White and Nclponene streets, from 4. NJ.
to r. NJ.
COmmissionsrs--H FlemmiuS chairman; =. DAILY.
rimple r. H9rgan.
Clerks-W. Thorn; soo ". Z. Randall.
Telers-W. Hubert, T. Renshaw.
The polls Nil! he oyen flom A. N. 10 r. y.
J. LANGLEs,
Chairman Administrative Committee.
GRoRGR NOkCRo.s Secretary Oc82t
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ua,, o. III, rour,eenth Ward R,dicn,

r. publican Central Ciub--At . regular meeting of
tho above nauei club held OctvoeH :, 1919 the
following commissioners were appointed by the
president 20 preside over the election 70 b. held
on Friday October O. 1874: Henry Campbell chair.
man; Joseph Brown, samuel NUrpny. Michael
johnson. Harrison Powell.
Hon. II. G. Dhbls and senator =. stamps I'D
dressed the audience, after whici, the Climb adj
journsd. ELI JOHNSON President
H. POWELL, Secretary. Oc3
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in Chancery-Se. 1921.

FRANK N. AMRs, TRUSTEE, VS.. NEW ORLEANS
Mobile and Tex az Railroad Company. " iii esu.
FIT Kellogg, Trustee and others.
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The Repuhilc.n. Of che SECOND War

The Republicans Of che second Ward
are hereby notified that an election for seven dele
gates TO The Republican Parish Convention will be
held at tieddts II sl sratO street between Baroane
and Carondelet streets. THIS DAY friday, the
ninth instant.
The polls will be open FROM 4. n. 20 sP. NJ.
The following gentlemen were appointed com.
missione,s and clerks Of election. with the advice
and consent OF the administrative committee:
Conmssopere--JohnL l.. Brown. chairman; A. J.
Srim, Perry King, Thomas Devereaux and David
Wilson,
Cierks-t;eorse C. Pssree and =. ). Cheevers.
q. F. GLAUDIN
President Second Ward Central Republican Club
A. FE1Los, Recording Secretary. Oc9l
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Notice to the Republican Voters ~f tho
ninth waId.-Tho polls wi be- opened from A. NJ.
to 2. NJ for the pur pose of eecting dele gates TO
the Parish Convention, at the hall Of the Central
Club, $ tuated on MAzant, near Dauphine street.
Commissioners OF eection-H nry K.ine!eile,.
Ambras Anderson. Charlie. A. CaYrigee.
CleGAs-Henry Essefs. Numa st. Aubvey.
THOMAS CAREY President.
6rsrAvvs Dh:aoS, d. r.. Acting Secretary.
Ito
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Headquarters State Central Executive
Committee Republican Party Of Louisiana, New Or
leans. Louisiana, August %. ls7A-The committee
met pursuant to the call of s. B. PACKARD, presi.
dent las per resolution OF state Convention), and
the following organization was effected. 70 wit:
President-S. B. PACKARD.
Vice Preside LEWIS.
kecretary-CHARLES HILL
Assistant SecretaIy-L. LAMAEIERF.
Corresponding Secretsry-J. Z. u. PITkIS.
TseasuIer-B. y. JOUBERC
rUB-EXECUTlvB CoMAITrER.
e q. PACKARD. Chairman ex-ofiicio
B. p FLANDERS. JAMES ,. CASEY.
+. T. JOUBERT. G. w. LOWELL
MICHAEL HAHN. JANIS LONGsTREEr.
JANIS LEWIS. G. G. ANTOINE.
JOAN =. HARRIS, TT ALLAN.
l. 4. BRAY. p. RIARD.
1'yAyCR COMNIrTEH.
q. c. BLANDIN Chairman,
B. ;. JOUBERr, ex officio.
c. r. LEDD, 7. B. STAMPS.
l.. DARkALH. JOHN AIR,
p. Il. =. PINFHBACS, WILLIAM =. LOlN,
J. l. HERWI0. TIA. CAGH.
l.. y. BENTLEY,
Ali communications must Is addressed 70 s. E.
Packard president. New Orleans, Louisiana
au30 CHARLES HILL Secretary,
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Iiail seventh Ward Radical Revublicun
Central Club, New Orleans, October I, l874.-At q
meeting of this club tins following resolutions
were adopted
"nKRsAs The present H-rnbiicsn administra
ton is the legally constituted authority Of our BIZ
loved state by the overwhelming majority Of the
Republican voters Of Louisiana: and
Whereas. The recent action Of the White League
TO overthrow the Republican State government in
this State has been coaIemned by the liberal
minds Of he country; be it
Resolves, That we owe our entire support - this
present State admlnisti alton, and will do GUS ut
most o. preserve its integrity aud power.
Resolved That We will unite efforts in the
forthcoming campaign 10 assure the majority sor
the Republican party OF l. usians.
Resolved, That we owe debt OF gratitude 70
President Grant for the rrompttude with which
the Iecen: attempt Of the enemies Of the R-pub-
iican party in this city 20 overthrow the State
government was suppressed. and for tho enforce
mSnt Of the laws OF the land, by re. Is :sblshin.
peace and order; and be it further
Resolved. That the thanks of the Republicans Of
the seventh ward are hereby rendered TO the Hon.
S. 3. Packard, chairman of the Republican State
Committee, for the able and sagac Gus jud gment
exercised BY him t. protect the Republi ans Of
this State during the attempt A. revolution.
&. }. ADOLPHE fIesdent.
NJ E. PSRRACGv, Cecretary. Oc9s
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The Republicans Of the First w ard are
notified that election for delegates to the par
ish nominating convention viii be held st their
he'll, corner of White and Malpomene streets.
THIS DAY. from . 4. NJ. to r. NJ.
BY order Of the Club.
J. e. MILLER. President.
DaSlEA CRowSEu. Corresponding Secretary.
OcS It,
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OHrAisise MONEY BY FALSE pRErENsH.
.-alphonse Jackson. o colored man. those
Appearance indicates that he is, or has
been, a laborer. was trapped yesterday by
Officer David Hennessey and securely i'm
prisonedo Wednesday evening Alphonse
called at tie house of q respectable family
and offered to sell what appeared to be q
splendid plain gold finger ring. asking
81 50 for it. The lady gave the fellow d
portion of the price asked, and told him to
seturn next day for the balance. and imme.
.iiately sent word TO police headquarters.
Yesterday mornin: the man appeared to
claim the balance. bu: Hennessey was
there waiting to settle the matter. 1t seems
that Alphonse has been working his game
proftsbly. as 10 was quite flush with
greenbacks.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-09

1lIis ABLE 70 EAT HoAsr DrCk.-Gen.
sral Badg ger inanag ed to worry down q roast
duck and other chicken fxings for dinner
yesterday. which indicates that he is not
particularly bad off physically. After eat
ing heartily he epOiled - smal! glass Of
Otard and then puGed good cigar with
apparent relish.