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Convention Of Inc Southern Rcpubli.
cans.

During the recent visit to Washing
ton of Senator Chandler chairman OF
the republican national congressional
committee, IL was agreed TO aid aud
support call for q convention OF the
republicans of the southern states, 10
meet ut Atlanta on the 18th Of October.
IL is decided that the most thoughtful,
wise and far-minded men from each
state be appointed as delegates to this
convention, the object being to set
forth to the nation the true condition
of the south.
The needs OF the south are to be
shown, and the reforms necessary to
secure the perfect reconstruction OF
those states suggested. 1t is expected
that the president, vice president and
others of national reputation will be
present. Owing to the short notice, IL
is agreed that the executive committee
of each of the southern states, or the
chalrmen, shall appoint the delegates.
This movement has the Endorsement
and cooperation of prominent republic
cans in all sections.
The following appointments nave
been made by Boulds Baker, of Texas:
General b. NJ. Shields, Ex-Governor r.
M. Pease, A. j. Hamilton, Il. J, Davis,
Judges Wesley Ogden, NJ. b. Walker,
j. D. McAdoo, c. b. Sabin, 4. TilImer-
ing, w. Nj. Chambers, A. b. Norton,
~ w. Minor, A. G. Mallory, G. W,
Pascal, Walter Burton, n. w. Lettner
and Richard Allen.
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Tho Jacoblus CharEe yioleuee,

The negro party papers OF Alabama
are dreadflly exercised by the "Whlo
Man'W party aud ia threat Of terrible
danger 10 peace aud good order, We
arc glad OF IT, These hoar-oyed gentry
can now appreciate how We have liked
the "NegfO Mans purity, that was put
In existence by radical congress when
II invented southern state recOnslruu'
ton, with which we have been bedey-
He'd for the past eight years, or pe0-
pie have made up their minds ~ last,
and they have been amlghty long TINE
In doing ~, that "aNuee for tho gOOHe h
sauce Cor the gandern aud WHOM those
bowling and sneaklng hypocrilc7 cry
out against the supposed Violence OF
the white men In the coming election,
we put this thought for their consider
alton, to.wlti That white violence
will keep active pace with black
violence; that for one blow they shall
have two, with full measures that
there shall be no more polls IN quiet
possession Of negro mObs, aud white
men dotOrrcd from Casllng their ballots,
and all under the command Of carpet
DNB uUlllth, lOhl WllNl ~ HlNAi NHN
what you choose TO call II, the way to
tho ballot boxes shall be cleared, II
y0n can beat us In voting, all right, II
you can beat w nc bullying, all right
too, but IN both eases you have got 10
fight for II rs you have never been
called upon In Alabama TO fight before.
The carpotbag and sculawag generals
have betty business before them, II
out of this the Selma Republican,
or any other radical sheet can show
that the Mobile Register c0unsels vio-
lencc, let them make the most Of IT,
The white people do not mean 10 he
either cheated or iulimdutrd, as they
have been before. They have eaten
dirt enough to last them for Il century,
For the rest, FIRST disd,m yoW negroes,
who are drilling and dram heating
everywhere, in every town and village
and hill and valley, and then talk
about peace TO the white people,
Mobile Register.
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Thc lSes4t .AdAico
DIR. TUFTS HAIR DYE

PosscsitNq unlltlca thai no other Dye docs. lti
effect N instantaneous, and NJ natural that II
van not he detected 10y the closest observer
general use nmong the Observation-Disclosures
ems IN every largo city In tho United States.
Price ~ box, Hold oyerywhere.
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CARD.
Texas Grand Prize Concert Postponed
TO October ~, 1874.

Texas Grand Prize Concert Postponed
to October ~, 1874.
The Hon. James II. ID. Wilson, may
or of Houston, and the city council en-
dorses the enterprise as follows
HOUSTON, Texas, April 20, 1911
We, the undersigned, regard the
real estate distribution, which j. FL.
Foster proposes to make on the 22d of
October next, in this city, as calculated
to promote improvements, and plac-
ing within the reach of many, who
otherwise would be unable, a chance
to secure home for them and their
families, and having, from our long
acquaintance with him, every conf
dence in his integrity, we feel justified
in saving that We believe he will car
nv out his distribution honestly and
fairly, according to his advertised
plan. r.
Signed by the mayor, the hon.
James Il. ID. Wilson, and city council.
Capital prize, 5000, gold, ten resi-
dences in Houston population 2o,0uo,
and the railroad center of the state !
$50 tracts of land in different portions
of the state. Value of prizes, Sl46,0 900 !
$4,000 tickets, at 81 each. The man
agement are so well convinced of the
success of the enterprise, that they feel
justified in promising to refund every
cent of money, If the drawing does not
take place on 22d of October. Every
prize paid in full, whether all the
tickets are sold or not. Send for circu-
lars. Agents wanted. Address
]. Il. FOSTER,
Manager, Houston, Texas.
n w House. Treasurer
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THE DAILY HERALD,

Onire ia rhiFa slaTy NJ Clnrk A iFI'
an's seW nuiiaiHg, gprneF al i'aH'aT
and Main Streets, HuhiRess 0hiee-
Trent Heam 49, heeand starr,
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OIL, LAMP, LANTERNOR CHANDELIER

You call for, we are prepared TO furnish II
at the lowest market rates.
Being headquarters FOR all kinds Of illu-
tion to the country merchant and his on -
toners, Having taken the Gold and silver
Medals ut the last Fair for the best Lanterns
(our ow, make for Sugar House and Cane
Sheds; also Diploma and approval OF the
Board OF Health, for tine safety Of our
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Tiresiae Oil and PEOPLES Safety Oil

Both positively safe, but the Flresde Oil
stands the highest test of any OF the iliumin-
ating oils--Pratts Astral, or any other piis,
not excepted. Our Fireside halng heavier,
will last longer. and can not fail 10 give sat
isfaction, and If by accident the lamp breaks
while burning the oil will put out the Are,
enabling each man TO be his own insurance
company. No change OF burner or lamp re.
quired. Ana now, for the convenience of
our friends in the Second and Thir,l districts,
we have our store, No. 10 Daupnine street, In
the second district, fully supplied with
Lamps and Oils. General Wholesale and
Manufacturing Department, No. 20 Camp
street, New Orleans, well stocked with Chan
deliers, Lamps, etc, and TO meet the wants
of the wholesale and retail trade otTexAs
and Mexico, we have opened !, large branch
house on Twenty-Second street, between
Market and Postofllce streets, GALVESTON,
Texas, Our full guarantee for all articles Is
still held out 10 the people.
septoline on, Lamp and Chandelier COM
pany, Nos. 30 Camp and Is Danphine streets,
New orleans; also, 10 and liz T,yenty-sec-
ond street, between Market and Posioffice
streets, Galveston, Texas. =, .,,.x.,.,,.,..
Give usa call, v, +. CftocS,
| lQdlm52wlm RrQpfie'oit
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AUCTION AND COMMISSION
OLD AUCTION FIRM
a GA RID.
bal. A. HInnLER % 90


iiln "a .iinn Hul tnmnll sslnu lHaiunns ia iill|
NilF, IhNf ats nHllHf 100 NNN liiHin Hhl
lave stuck nnW Walnut Ann slnnud hAul
lufnlWn, ClnlnlnHi ilnnlf, hNpfs llaia aud
Gags, iilAiikpis, uui b gonHlni nsipilinfnl ~
rfirNinng nrelrd hY liin plll ani oQunilg
liupln, lhnf hHNr, iu nNnntiiipN Niii iheii
lnaliiea, a niln niahlN, whore ihnf htNp
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sails, ihf iilif in ~ sifrk HDih 10y llnin Nll
lhp uhHn VI ihn uln,N ill hn BuaFAnieai,
hrnnlal sAiisiarlinn having hrln gwen IN
hiu past mes hppn iu plfAsp niil iNifli lle
patronage ~ ihN Hnnl prnplp ln llr hiNrft
hlFFklhpri--Ad 4 iaDuali, ianh'
nlai 7, ~ lnWln a Coz hHnlgls nnslnn 2
Thomas, hanknHi nhnIgn w hlflnr a
lnrdly, INSURANCE AguNisi laptiin q, Ai
nNluk hAllas, lrknai hNfluHk p hnWlannl
~, iouls, Ap hphnil Haze, b uAlpndelrl
street, New Orleans,
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THE WEEKLY HERALD,

THE WEEKLY HERALD VIII be puh-
lshpd every saturday Wurulu3, hulsprlp'
Ion, $50 prr annuml tl,M lur slt munlllsi
payable Ia nd NNnpe, No subscription lnkrn
flr a luss period inhn SIS months,
Advertisements Inserted AZ no rate ~ ~ ~
peT square for ihr INST insertions ANA NJ rrnlt
Ion enn subsequent inaHrlinih
obituary nollreai mas llnHphi arAlhH luhlr
meetings cards uf lhHlilfai nlp,t a. hH phih iuf
al half advertisement rates,
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Travelling agenii q, W, Beckett,
New Works -, P,liowell, D, 81, reliengili 2
.iD,, and Hates A Locke,
Phlladelphiai Coe, Wealherli . 90,
CneInnalii y, ", raWln,
New uneans Themes AolnWm,
hhreyeporu W, n, sparks,
llousloni u, n, Cushing,
Austin, Texas Y, Noigt
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The claims for taking the eighth census by
assistant United States marshals, for all OF
late rebellion were rejected for want OF proof
OF legality. since then, by subsequent net
Of congress, the nroOf OF legality Is not re-
quired, and all of those rejected claims ave
tlon In regard To the manner of paying said
claims, write TO s5
W. r. DRtNKARD.
Claim Agent, No.l,ils r. street. washing
ton, ID. Q. l75diw5lwSw
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muruiusf eErfpi Monday, ~ flu frNli lN
slNanrfi AipFslH nfpnihs N ipT pnH lNphliii
~ nanls ipf pne Tesk slnsle copies ~
tenls,
The Daily Herald d nov furnished 70 SUBJ
seIlhrls vi earlier "a - pnNis pri Week Iir
paper viii be delivered regularly eaell inpll'
ana buhnrhs Wiliiln y inllr AMI q hall NJ no
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thelr paper viii phlige Wy reporting W 30,
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l%G>rh'ESCEC.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK

of Dallas, and state of Texas. has been duly
organized under ana according TO the re-
uuiIpmrnts of the act Of congress entitled
Ian net 10 provide national currency, secured
provide for the circulation and redemption
thereof approved June 3D. 1864, and has
complied with all the provisions of said net
required to be complied with before com.
mcncing the business of banking under said
act.
Now therefore, |, John Jay Knox, comp
troller OF the currency, do hereby certify
that the First National Bank OF Dallas, In
the city of D0llns, In the county of Dallas,
mence the business OF banking under the
act aforesaid,
In testimony whereof, witness my hand
and seal OF Office this 10th day of July, 1874.
JOHN JAY KNOX
I3SdGOd Comptroller OF Currency.
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RAILROADS.

Three Daily Passenger Trains.
Leave Galveston at6;lO a m and arrive AT
Houston Mt $50 a m.
Leave alycstOn at 500 p m and arrive ut
Houston at 800 p m. gar
Leave Galveston at 500 p IN and arrive at
Houston at $50 p m.
Leave Houston at 0.l5 m and arrive Mt
Galveston at 900 "a m. l5a
Leave Houston 1890 a IN and arrive at Gall
weston al $50 p m.
Leave Houston 1T $50 p m md arrive at
Galveston at ll:s0 pm.
On Sundays, passenger train leaves Calves
ton at 1000 m. Leaves Houston at 200 p m.
The $50 n m train from Galveston connects
at Harrisburg with the Galveston, HARRIS
burg and San Antonio railway. Comets ut
Houston with the Houston and Texas Cen.
trail railroad. sfti
The 500 p m express from Galveston con-
meets with the Houston and Texas Central
railway.
The 800 p IN express from Galveston con-
meets with the International and Great
Northern railroad at Houston ats p m.
The 1000 IN train from Houston arrives at
Galveston at 2:3O p IN. Connects with the
Morgan steamers. t..
Ticket offices, 100 fremont street, Calves
ton, and Mt the depots.
Communication tickets 10 local points, one
thousand and five hundred mile tickets, can
be purchased al the ticket offices OF this COM
pany or from Galveston ticket office.
q. u. NICHOLS, superintendent.
ii. h. ANDREWS, General Ticket Agent.
.IIfs...||I.s tf"it'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-04-30

Even the most casual observer, while
passing along the levee in front of the
steamboat landing, will doubtless see a
novel continuance on the bows of most OF
the steamboats,, which appears to be sort
Of cross between the old stage plank and a
derrick. This is the famed labor -saving
apparatus invented and patented by Mr.. A.
John Bell, called the Bell derrick, which
enables steamboats, to economic time and
labor in making landings and putting off
freight and passengers to most remarka-
BILE degree. As it is worked by steam, with
an expedition impossible to manual labor,
enabling the boats using it to make quicker
trips by saving of time in making landings,
while their number of deck hands is also
greatly decreased by this utilization of
their steam power. Being a patent, of
course all steamboats, which derive benefit
from it have to pay . royalty to the
patentee, but as this part Of the business is
under the management of our well known
and able merchant, Mr.. E. X. Converse, No
"a Magazine street, the price charged is SO
low that its use is within the reach of all
the proof Of which is, that it is being gen.
orally adopted by all boats, great and small,
which navigate our rivers. Truly, upon
this invention, one is tempted to
sxolaim: To what will not steam be ap-
Piled next?
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PUBLISHED By AUTHORITY.

0AYORALrY or new OIL xAys }
City Hall. April %. 1874.
No. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Series.l
An ordinance providing for the payment of
the several accounts therein named.
Be it ordained, That the following appro.
priations be and are hereby made, and that
the Administrator of Public AccOunts war
rant on the Administrator Of Finance in
payment of the same, whenever there shall
be money in the city treasury to the credit
of the appropriate fund for each account.
and not otherwise Appropriated:
New Orleans Picayune. advertising notice
relative to nuisance wharf, approved BY Ad-
minlstrator Of improvements, 81 so.
slO3 50.
Louis Schneider, Administrator of FL
nance, cash advanced for law charges as
per vouchers. 1906 IS. L
C. Z. Girardey & Co, for balance of. rent
of building occupied by the First District
Court, for quarter ending July 81, 1873; de-
Quoted as per ordinance No. 2282 for repairs
to roof, but decided by the judge of the SUI
perior District Court TO be charge against
the city under the lease, to bear date of or
dinance No. 22S2, $275.
A. WiemaD, for repairs of roof to First
District Court building, and putting I'D
new pipe, ETC., approved by the Administra-
tor of Waterworks and Public Buildings
for the month of July. 1873. and to bear
date Of ordinance No. 2232, $275..
John Fitzpatrick, clerk of the First Dis
trict Court, for costs and fees in sundry
cases in the month Of December, 1873, ap-
proved by the Judge of the First District
Court, $2O95 40.
Hunt, Hoops & Beattie Brothers, steno.
graphers, for taking testimony, $l9 Is.
William Allen. for pound fees paid BY him
and RENTED, $40 50.
Adopted by the Council of the city Of
New Orleans, April q, 1874.
Yeas-Calhoun, Fitzenreiter, Schneider,
Lewis, Sturcken.
LOUIS A. WILT, Mayor.
A true copy:
DANIEL SCULLY, Secretary.
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MAYORALTY OF New ORLEANS,
City Hall, April 20, 1874.
mo. 25S2-Administration Series.l

WHEREAS, In certain suits commenced
IN the district courts of the psrist of Or
leans versus Francois Lacroix. the CITY of
New Orleans has obtained certain judy
ments, and caused certain writs of fieri
facias to be issued thereon, and has placed
the same in the hands of the sheriff of the
said parish of Orleans; and
Whereas, The said Francois Lacroix. by
way of compromise and amicable arrange
1nent, desires to have the property herein
after set forth sold at public auction, and
thereby prevent sale of property by the
sheriff under the writs of teri facias af0re-
said; and
Whereas. The proposed arrangement is
considered beneficial to the city Of New Or
leans as well as the said Francois Lacroix;
therefore, be it
Resolved by the City Council, That
the following pieces or parcels of land, and
the property hereinafter set forth and de-
scrioed, or go much thereof as may be sufii-
Gent to pay the taxes due the city, with
interest, costs and charges, viz:
One lot of ground, in the First District
OF this city, IN square No. Us, bounded by
st. Charles, Canal, Common and Carondelet
streets, and known as lot No. Of said
square, and fronting on st. Charles street,
and measuring y by l22 feet.
Eight certain lots of ground, in the First
District OF this city, in square No. 1876,
bounded by Roman, MelpOmens, Thalia and
Prieur streets, and known as lots Nos. 8, 4,
8, 6, 7, 8, and 10 Of said square, and meas
ure - follows: L6ts Nos. and 4measure
"a foot front on Roman street, BY 100 feet
in depth; lot No. fronts On Roman street,
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provision = to mortgages &c. C. 1904, does
not apply TO sales. C. C. 2439, 3274. am
of tho opinion the New Orleans Mutual In
surance Company acquired no title to the
property BY the act of November 8, 1872,
which would affect the right of plaintiffs.
1t has no standing in court a. an insurance
company, and its Intervention is dismissed
The Intervention of Cavaroc & Son alleges
they are sole owners of the sugar and mo-
lasses seized, and the plaintiffs allege they
are partners. Defendants agreed with them
to work for them, giving them two thirds of
the net profits, drawing themselves one-sev-
enth Of the balance, the other sixseventh
to be held by Cavaroc l. Son as security tor
faithful performance. l do not think they
intended partnership, c; c. 1905. defend
ants were employees. Hallett VS.. Desbaud,
II A. 500; St. Victsr va. Daubert, 9 L. 3i7;
Cline vs.. Caldwell L. 139; Story Part. sec.
l32;; Meyer Vs. Sharpe, S Taunt. "a; Manhat-
tan Company VS.. Sears, Sweeny APO; Hazard
VS.. Hazard, l st. 81; Chisholm VS. Cowles AZ
Ala. l79; 8 Wal. 223; Wheeler VS.. Farmer,
80 Cal. 2O3, 2l3 NuttiDg VS.. Colt, 3 Halst.
$40; Gill Va. Kuhn, Serg. and r. 335;
Berthold VS.. Goldsmith, "a How. 536. The
III K. 100, and Mcdonald VS.. MillaudOn. L.
4OS, are not antagonistic. Lee vs.. Billiard,
3 A. 402. Cavaroc & Son did not hold out
the idea they were partners. 1t was con-
tract of hire. Jour de Palais, vol. 81, l4I6,
l4S; Id. vol. IA. &c; vol 20, 76l: vol "a, 1879;
vol. q, l4lO; 2 Kent, 456; Story Bail, 1863;
POthier Cont. G.. l, n. 1; Doruat, B. l, tit. 4,
sec l, Mol
CavarOc must be declared the sole owner
of the sugar and molasses and the sheriff
restrained from selling them. l3 A. 3l9; IA
A. l0S; 81 A. 5l8. G. c. 1898. The alleged
right of defendents for remuneration would
be recognized except for the contract They
are entitled to such as the sheriff incurred
since the seizure. On a final settlement
two-thirds of the profits must be accounted
for by Cavaroc & Son to plaintiffs and the
amount due for storage must go to them.
Oliver Pierce's claim is not recorded but he
is entitled to an ordinary Judgment for
$1,000. plaintiffs to recover 81 ,609 As with
privilege. preference ON twO-thirds in hands
Of Cavaroc Son, who are adjudged owners
of the sugar and molasses seized, defend
ants decreed to be- entitled 20 twO-thirds Of
tina nrOfits of all sOld
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A Word Of Warning from Mayor Heider.
hOff.

A Word Of Warning from Mayor Heider.
hod.
EDITOR REPUBLICAN:
The subject Of dueling in Mississippi
again engages attention here. The visit OF
Governor Ames is interpreted as having
some significance in this matter. However
that may be, it is certain his excellency
has expressed some very strong sentiments
about the belligerent people of Louisiana
making Bay St. Louis the Hoboken of New
Orleans, and it is his injunction that the
laws Of Mississippi, which are known to be
very stringent in regard to dueling, shall
vigorously enforced against all offending
parties. Under these circumstances have
felt it my duty to give timely warning
again to those resorting to the code for the
settlement Of their private quarrels, that
they will not be tolerated in Bay St. Louis,
but will be in every instance arrested and
punished. You, Mr.. Editor, will heartily
concur; at least, l hope you will let the
facts be known to your readers.
F. HEIDERHOFF,
Mayor Of Bay st. Louis.
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kits Benefit.

Tomorrow evening at the Academy Of
Music will occur the annual benefit of Mr.
j. Kittridge, the popular treasurer of that
establishment. People are so frequently
called upon to mingle charity with their
amusements, and are now SO depressed by
sympathy for the suffering ones in the coun.
try parishes, that theatres are not readily
filled at ordinary entertainments. In the
present case the benefit is to be compli-
mentary to the man, and if but half of the
treasurer's friends turn out to show their
appreciation of the many favors he has ex-
tended to them in the past, the Academy
will certainly be subject to overflow to-
morrow evening. Miss Alice Harrison and
the tull company will appear in strong
bill, including the drama of "Capitola," a
lively Olio and a farce.
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UNlTRD STATES DISTINCT CtpgrRr.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
IN TIsE MATTER OF HENRY TETE, BANKRUPT.
In Bankruptcy-No. 1928.
: COURT.

WHERE'S, HENRY TErE, OF NEW ORLEANS.
rupt under the act of Congress- of March 2 Iss1
mas tnis DAY filed in said court petition PRAYING
ior 9lscharge and certificate thereof from Ar
as dsDts and other claims provsbe under said act
Nouce 10 therefore given to all credito rs WIN
nssS proved their debts, and to all other persona
" in.esesI that the fifth day Of May 1874, ct ii A.
tnat they may then and there attend and :hoW
c c1 o. any they have Why the Of the
notice IL given that the BE- nkrupt Mn mnassa =,
eeAammstson before negister Augustin o. tina
fourth day Of Nay, 4. b 1914, ct II n ~ ~ ~
once, Cuseomh0use building
Cl1.s once. New Orleans April 81, Is7A
WY Z LoRW. Deputy Clerk.