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4 DR.. Albert was recently arrest
ell in Milwaukee with a great flourish
Of trumpets and brought To- baven-
port, upon charge II having killed
one Ehrig, well-known citizen of
Davenport, who was found dead in a
cistern in October, 1863 Albert
had his preliminary examination last
Saturday, and was at once dismissed,
not particle Of damaging evidence
being introduced. There has been
great cry for very small wool crop.
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The committee in Congress which
has for some time been engaged in
investigating the sanborn contracts
for collecting Government revenue.
made their report last Monday. They
censure the heads of the Treasury
Department for carelessness. but dc
not deem them guilty Of intentional
dishonesty. II Is probable that this
entire "moiety svsten," in connec.
ton with the collection Of the reve-
nue., will be abolished, as il certainly
ough. to be. 50 long as the Govern
ment has salaried Collectors for this
work, it should compel them 10 col
lect all the revenue.
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ADVERTISERS should send 10 GEO, r.
a ROW ELL. 4 CO, II Park Row, n. Y, for
their eight page pamphlet, showing cost Of
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THREE SCHOOL TEACHERS WANTED

IN each county lot the Spring and SIMMER
$50 Per Month. send Tor circular giving full
particulars.
ZIEGLER & NccrRDy Chicago. Illinois
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There is already stir among the
clans as To who shall this fall receive
the Democratic nomination for Mem
Der OF Congress from this District
abiding to which the Davenport IN
zette says: 'The anxiety for this
nomination, we are assured, grows
out of the belief that the candidate
IS pretty sure to be elected. Here
is an admonition to Republicans, and
To all who do not care to see the dis.
trict represented by an old line Dem.
ocrat. If there is danger Of losing
the district, we cannot be too careful
who IS put up to contest the field
with Mr.. Murphy, or any one OF his
ilk. But we advise the Anti Monop,
oily managers not to begin counting
their Congressional chickens too ear.
ly. 1t is barely possible that the Re-
pnblicans will have something to say
about who shall represent this district
IN the next Congress"
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Says the Chicago Jpunni. "All
those of the sorehead and dead beat
politicians in this State who are Just
now anxious to he regarded as farm
ers" are on the 1ui rtre today. there
being meeting Of the pokttcol firm
ers of the State mot the Changers,
who are not peliticians,l in session at
Bloomington, to devise ways and
means by which to galyanze the Old
Democratic party into a show Of lie,
under a new name. 1t is the same
band Of political conspirators who
convened and manipulated a political
convention at Decatur last year, call
ing themselves the State Farmers
Association Let us beware Of false
prophets in these DAYS.
Since the veto the al ournment Of
Congress is further off than ever, and
multitude of new questions now
looming up bid fair To keep cur na-
tional representatives at their posts
until late in the summer. Among
the subjects demanding attention are
numerous bills to regulate Indian
affairs, government supplies, and
:. transportation; the creation of
Pembina Territory, Cuban lndepend-
ence, the reception OF the Mennonites
and the currency question. With
the many questions HOW under con
sideration. Congress has before il
nearly three months Of good work,
during which time the summer water
ing places will be deprived Of many
of their distinguished visitors
A Washington correspondent SAYS
Of the Presidents statement made ON
the authority Of Comptroller Knox,
that there are four millions Of the an-
thorized National Bank currency not
vet taken:
The conduct Of the Comptroller
and the message Of the President are
everywhere denounced, AS more than
twenty members have letters refusing
applications for additional banks. on
the ground that :hc amount author
ized was all assigned, it turns out
that there are one hundred and TWEEN
ty-eight applications for additional
currency on file at the Department,
but these have been by reason Of bo-
gus applications from those who do
not really desire this circulation and
merely want to head oil hon" Pile
applicants"
The House of Representatives. nu
Saturday, struck out from the I.rgis-
lative Appropriation 1911 an item IF
81 400 for the care aud subsistence
Of horses and 5000 for repairs Of car
rages and harness for the Depart
ment Of Justice. This was a direct
blow at Aforementioned Williams
and his 81 500 landauIet. The House
also, on motion of G.. +. lioar, adopt
ed righteous amendment, providing
that no civil officer Of the Govern
ment shall hereafter receive any com
pensa,ion or pcrquisites, directly or
indirectly, from the treasury, or from
the property of the United Sta,es,
beyond his salary or compensation
allowed by law, or shall make any
private use of such property or Of the
service or labor Of any person EN-
ployed in the service Of the United
States, which service is paid for by
the United States. 1t was stated by
Gen. Garfield that it had been the
practice of the Government since its
foundation to provide horses and car
.iages for the. Acknowledgement
Nevertheless it is practice which
hould be broken up.
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Local Agents

Upton " J.. Mo- RpsREY,
tiarsuce-SiI.As SIMPSON.
NJ schaniCsyIlie-- HAIRY BAILEY.
~iltun-w A, MD3Rr
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Patrons of Aua',anaru.
National Grange Officers
Business officers ofIowa State Grange.

MASTER Dudley W. Adams Naakon Iowa
-EIkETAh3 -. II Kelley. Geor &etaNn lJ a.
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- a Eaters cured per-
Opium !. Il. 4: !.
manentiN, cheap
- u 50 XHA quick. without SUI
gl. 39Han ferIug. The only
aH 3 !. "a HI true anfidnte. =. e.
~ - 90 &AA ARMSTRONG. VI.
n d., BeFrien, Mich.
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Gall On Me!
2lnIA
Inrortart to Horse Breeders
fEiie Celebrated English Horse.
nsss

WIZ stand for Mares the ensuing season
com mencing April eth. Mondays and
Tuesdays at the stable Of In owner, two
and a half miles south. and one mile east oil
Clarence; Wednesdays ~ Mr.. David More
lands: Thursdays and Fridays until p. NJ
al Mr.. Joseph Little,s, Red Oak; Saturdays
1T 81
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CHESHIRE

Is a beautiful dark bay, with immense bone
and muscle, beautiful form and superior ac-
tion. stands full lGl3 hands high. weighs over
,J9J pounds, aud is considered by good
horse breeders 10 be one of the finest Draft
Horses in Iowa.
TERNs.-To insure, 5Is; for the season, 81.
For pedigree, inquire of owner or see
haudhill~. JAS y ANDERSON.
owls Htopriet or.
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80 90
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-05
GAYoRALTy OF NEW ORLEANS.
city Hsli, February :. 1874.


city Hsl, February !, 1874. !
No. Observation-Disclosures Seriesl
An ordinance providing for the payment of
the pay rolls of the Department of I'M
provements and Surveyor for the thirty.
one days ending January 81. 1874.
Be it ordained. That the sum of $le,:jGl O2
be and is hereby appropriated TO pay the
labor and cart hire rolls OF the Department
OF improvements and Surveyors Office
1er the thirty-one days ending January 81,
1874, as per certified rolls approved by
the Administrator of improvements, and
that the Administrator of Public Accounts
warrant on the Administrator of Finance in
payment OF the same whenever there shall
he money in the city treasury to the credit
OF the app opriate fund Tor each account
and not otherwise appropriated:
Bureau of Streets
Labor and carts. ..... ......,.. SOB 49, 80
Bureau OF Nharves and Landings
Labor and carts. ..........,. 400 81
Bureau of Drainage
LABOR ana carts ................. t,t63 %
o. 1otal ..:..... ...............:37.0 l6 -
Surveyors Department.. 3.57i -
AoUai'.......... ............. s4o.J9i W
Adopted by the Council Of the city o:
New Orleans, February 3, 1874;
1eas--Brew Calhoun. fit2enrc.ter.
Lewis. Schneider. Sturcken Turnbull.
LOUIS A. Witt. Mayor.
! true copy:
DANIEL SCUlLY. SECRETARY.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-05
NAYORALTy or New ORPHANS, !,
city Hall. February I. 1874. !

NaI0RALTy or New ORLFASs,
City Hall. February I. 1874. !
No. 2;9l-Administration Ser.esl
An ordinance providing for the paymen. q:
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 70 the credit
OF the appropriate fund for each account,
and not otherwise appropriated:
DEPARTMENT OF IMPROVEMENTS.
EHrea" of WARES 0nR LGHiinrs--
VI. Carvin. hire of steam engine Tor
pile driver. ............. Sl3i 90
Barrett u Niemann. hardwa-e.... !st. 10
Philip Levi, ballast. ............ 80 90
B,rea" Of Dr0i,,oae-
Barrett & Wiemanp. ha,:va:.... -: ~
BureG" Of .St'..ts-
John Massena, oyster shell. .... 40 CG
John Coleman. ballast 81, 10
William !icavy. ballast. -. 30
ioth. i.1jV 90
adopted by the Council o: the city ..
New Orleans. February ;. ic...
Ieas-Brewster. Calhoun. Ei.zenre:,s:.
Lewis. Schneider. Sturcier. Tu,nbUl..
LOUIS =. W!..JZ Mayer.
a true copy:
DAS,Eg. SCuLlT. Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-05
ANIEL ScU.ly. Secretary.
!.AYoR.,Ty or NFw ORPHANS, ,
City Hal. February :. 1874. )

-. AGO.. .'ty ha.l' February :. ".4' }
40 = .hia'''''!'h 'oe''es''
An ordinance pTovid.n. Tor .!e payment o:
the seveTa! accounts ,.erein PANIED.
Ee !. ordained. Tina. tie t.IloUic. ap,,ro.
cria,inn. h, and are .e,.l.- wade. and ths,
the Administrator; of Pp:ii. Accounts way.
ran. %, Nh. Administering ot TIuane. in
navr.n,,,f ~. ..,ne. Whenever there shall,
be money in III. eli; treasury 70 .he credit
o. .br s,,prop..ate fund. 20: each account.
am, NOT oti,.ruisf. annrc,ria.ad.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-05
William 4. Vincent. nScn, of ,,rs. =. q.

William L.. Vincent. aGcn: of Mrs. =. e..
James. Robert ''hap k; u.s. same
Second Justice Court 10. III. v..i. =. o! U!!.a.s
Nos. sos: and 525..
DY VIRTUE of TWO wfa;TS Cr FIEH! vA"iAS
I'D to Gie Greeted 10y IL. Hon y. L. kvans Second
Justice OF 'l- P.ac. ia and :oI 'he parish H' o.
leans in IN" above numbered au.. entitled suits
viii proceed I" sci! at pub !" auction. at ~" ::
Magazine >tit.'. on TUES DAY, February 10. I87.
commencing at !. 4. NJ
THE Con TENTS of s.ol. 40. 3. .:a..zi,l. stree.
consisting of Stencil cats. >;e..vh al.-iid =,
Presses. Inks etc.
Seized III III" above state. suiss
.erms-''asl. .n the spo'.
ia}0 ts5 10 JOHN MIGORI'rT Ca.s.ap.la
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-05
CONSTABLEy SALES.
.IuStic.. aNIItt ti,. Parish AxItaLa M

Laurence Fuusf ". J. J. iIayes-Seecn:h
Jast!c. Court soi thu Parish OF Orleans, No 2.j:.
TSY VIRTUE OF WRIT IF FlKRI rAclAS to
AZ me directed By Tie Hon. \. x. Falls. Sevcntl.
Justice of the Peac. in and .he rar:s!. of or.
leans, in the above entitled .uit. ! vi. proceed TO
sell ~ publ: auction. 81: the. Merchant. and Auc
.ioneers' Exchange. ROya! street. Hetwe.u Cana!
and Customhouse streets, ia III. second District
OF this city. on MONDAY. =. br1sry %. I5:; at
twelve o'clock ~, ;he following described. ;.o.
erty. t" Wit
FIVE LOTS or GRO!Er tocether wifi, all nc
buildings and improvements thereon. eituate1 ia
the Third District o: this city. IN .GIl-. .i.s..
mated by the No. II posed OF ten ots .: ground
and bounded by ElysAu Fields, Genius. MarignN and
Liberal streets. plan dra bv Pi,. Pine, City
Surveyor, on the seventh of June. 1923 and .euo,.
.led ON the :wen second June 1880 III. Office
Os Charles janiH. then a notary il, this cifv. Said
five /" of ground ar. designated by tie Nos. l. =.
g.. ana 70, and adjoin each other, ant. Hl.a ne
each 80 feet :rcnt Elys.'! Fields street, BY ii8
feet inches in depth. Said lots OF ground we're
acquired !y the det.nian: herein. :. J Hav.s.
from Mrs. Mary Clements. widow 'of '!e iat.
Charles A. Luz.Lee'G a, ;r. ac' Of -.e t.fe:. ).
=. Jariear. notary puoic, July % 1853
Seized in the above .ntrtl... ..!:.
T.rms-tasI ~. the SPOT.
i4t3 i.3 2! y. r. tAyrS. SGe .e.s'n.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-05
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY s. 1874

John C. Stewart. lime, etc, fur
nished in October, 1873 .:.... &c -
Total. ..................... s57 %
BURYING INDECENT DEAD.
John c. Pooley, lumber tor cotfin.. s.. Il
LIGHTING CITY.
Jefferson City Gaslight Company.
lighting city with gas. .$232S 90
Thomas Pickles. lighting city with
oil. ...................... 1862 81
Total. $4,000 So
Adopted by the Council of the city o.
New Orleans, February 3. 1874.
Yeas-Brewster, Calhoun, Fitzenreiter,
Lewis, Schneider, SturckeH, Turnbull.
LOUIS A. Witt, Mayor.
\ true copy:
DANIEL SCULLY, Secretary,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-05

Punch says: Zone who had the ,epu.a.
ton Of being great philosopher. an expe-
rienced man oil the world, profound
thinker and an acute observer, with deep
insight into human nature, has left on rec
ord the expression of his firm conviction
that no man, however gifted. however for
tunaIe in his domestic relations, however
successful in his public undertakings, can
be pronounced happy-whose tronseg. bag
at the knees
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-05

=
No. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Series.l
Eeso'r"6. Tina, on account O: erroneous
assessment. the Administrator OF Public
Account, Ue ard is ierci.v authorized q.
cancel the assessment :or 1873 of. .u,ni;rre,
SOC. against Jules BUstilios. square No 80.
third assessment district: TAX bill No 1851.
Also. 70 cancel the assessment for 1873 .!.
income. :ii00. against }. \. :!iiemecruvt.
III square No u. eight, assessment district:
tax dill No. !0!'. And :" cance! The assess.
ment OF $50 OF square No. !'iG. tenth az.
sessment district. same '.N ;.i.'. AIT place
said square in 'hc name .; j. =. D'!aIne.
court and Z. Drgu;lh.rr. Also. 20 .auc.!
the assessment 10: ~. on capita. a.a:ns,
I. S. Barton. in square No. -. ;.sL :.ss.ss
.nent district: tax oil; M !.3I.
Adopted by The IouHci! %: Il. CIV a.
New Orleans. February :. 1871
LOUIS i. v! i..Z. Mayo.
: true copy:
DANiEI. ScvL:Y. secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-05
Thomas lIcCnr,y -. William ,,ar,;n IN.

Charles Joseph, Intervene. second Jl.s,lc.
court for the parish OF Orleans, No. 1923.
DY VIRTUE OF WEI! OF FIERi FA.IiS To
I'd me directed BY the Hon, ". I. Evans, second
justice of the peace i. an: 10. '. parish of orleans.
ia 'he above numbered and entitled suit, ! "lI
proceed 30 sell at public auc'on. az -he Merchants
and AuctioneeIs' Exchange, ROYAL street, bet .een
.uStomhouse and Canal streets, on iSlbiY,
February I3, 1914. at twelve Hc'o.k Nj
LOT Of GROUND, situated in the First Nis
'rict OF this city in I'll. sCuar. bonud-.. by Per.
dido, Ro"heb Dave. Gravies and H'nonde late
DoTeenols streets. The said LOT is es q atea b.
Ihe No. II. ftrmin: 'he corner ~ per.ltd" and
Roche bave streets. and measuring, in american
street 100 feet II, depth an. % ;eet inch 3.l line,
vide III the rear. the "hole, ac.0Iain. 20 = plan
Of said square made by 4 Pesss". architect, on
tie nineteenth ~ March, 1870 Together with The
.iI.ulr. auces and .epend.uci.. 10 Vie. sd .ot be.
longing said 10y was acquired by a., ri sal. De.
:or. Joseph .uve' notary public. IRON Ia. Ae.ss
Seized in ~. Sb"ve stated suit.
I.rm.-.h. purchase: has - assume a mortgage
Of rs. with interest. TIL. beil. u. .ccc,! ..,.
last auction III. said property vii. DEFINITELY aC
;Ioic.t.6 20 n. highest a.; La: Bidder :o' W. ~
i viii bring at Twelve .n"a'hs credit. IL. puc.
chaser :uVEi shin: bond with good and went
"urity btdrlE. e5 pr cent ilsere 1t peG a1nur1
from date, amt sE.t cid. InO't gag. The property
sold until fiua. n"n'. Sad p1rcha .r y. III have
stable fees are! Furthermore she s.ats an. .ltv
:ay.. IL. sul.l.nt .. hic. i. no' -. asc..tain.
Paul Be,flan.ours -. William. Sullivan
ruin Justice scu.t .or lie S8IIs., q. G.l....
No. 20.
10y VlRTCI. OF 4 Hi.!1 GF f:f., Fa.'.s 70
ID IN. directed by she Hon. II. = ia.o:ue,t. .tt.
lnstic. o: 'ie peace in and Toy III. parish .: a.,
leans. viii proceed 20 sell az publ. ANTON i.
front .: Che COURTEOUS on v!ller. bet v.en Bar.
fhelems and Segule streets, New Orleans f..s
Alglers on MONDAY, February il, 1S.o at s,Se.ye
q clock NJ
A CERTAIN FRAME BUILDING situated next TO
Brooklyn engnehouse, on Bogay st.ees. s;.e.n
pelaronde and Peter strretS
Seized in the above suit
Terns-sssl. q: She spo..
g. J.: SEi.Ir s'cysS:s r.cs..ie.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-05
CITY ORDINANCEs---OFFICIAL.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.

| MAYoRALTY OF NV ORlEASS,
| City Hail. February :, 1874.
| No. Standardization Series.
An ordinance providing for the payment
| OF the several accounts and pay rolls
therein named.
| Be it ordained, That the following appro-
| priations be and are hereby made Tor the
month of January. 1874, 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:
Officers. clerks and employees IL the De.
partment OF Improvements. VIZ:
| Department proper. ......,...... S3lb "a
| Bureau of Streets 1888 33
| Bureau of City Drainage. ......... i23 90
| Bureau of Wharyes and Landings :,49 80
| Total. 1891 90
| Officers, clerks and employees il the
Surveyors Department. ........ Si2fi %
| Officers, clerks and employees in
the Department of Assessments. ?G59 q.
| Officers, clerks and employees IN the
Department of Finance. .... III, 90
| Officers, clerks and employees II the depart
ment of the Mayor. viz:
Mayor offlce.. Se'J w
| City Council ... -, 90
| CITY Hall building poryer. $40 90
Total. Siai0 90
Officers, clerks and employees III
the Department OF Commerce.. :!l5! u
Officers. clerks and employees III
the Department of Public Ac-
counts rs. 90
Officers and clerks employed ia the
registry of mortgages. under ac.
NO. 'o OF lSI2.... III W
Mrs. +. Dunn, keeper OF archives. $50 90
Mrs. Mary CulbertsoD, librarian. 40 %
Officers, clerks and employees in the Depart
ment of Waterworks ar. Pablo Build
ingS. viz:
ADMINISTRATOR Office. ... 1881 90
Water works Office 1900 90
Watervorks proper 1905 90
insane Asylum. .................. 400 w
Home OF 4 ged and intirIn 20 90
Couvtbouses 200 90
Total. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $3."t 90
Officers. clerks and employees IN
the City Attorneys office. 1863 90
Officers, clerks and employees III Vie Depart
ment of Police. viz:
Administrators Office. $40 90
City WOrkhOuse. Observation-Disclosures. t0S 81
Boys House of Refuge ........... $50 90
Public pounds ........ :!99 90
Burning INDECENT dead. etc.. 100 90
Municipal police courts. 800 81
Public squares. $50 80
----.
Total. SG07i IL |
Pay roll of city physicians. . 500 90 |
w. T. Mayo. collector o. drainage
tax. ...... goo 90 |
j.. LarOque, assistant collector .:
drainage Observation-Disclosures. 40 90 |
Salaries OF Mayor ana Admins.
S.ILh.C 80 w /
To:a! amour: appropriated. S3l, 66; G.; |
Adopted by The Counci' .: .tc city of |
New Orleans. February ). 1874. :
Ieas-BIewster. Calhoun. fitzenceite-
lewis, Schneiier. Stilrczen. TmrnD nl!.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-05

| EIGHTEENTH ANNUAL STATRMENT-yoH TEE
! YEAR 1873.
Amount of premiums for the year ..... $3.50 s2s 50
| Less authenticated risks, and return
premiums observation-disclosures. oi.S.@ W
Net earned premiums. s227, 767 o.
Discount and observation-disclosures. 4i0s. D
! Total. .......................$El IS. 80
Losses paid, reinsurance ard
unadJusted losses. ......... I53 l5s =
General expenses and taxes. 3,.l.3 -
| Reserve fund aud dividend
Net prof; Observation-Disclosures. $3.50: is
Assets OF Tie company. estimated a. the: nla;-
ket valu.:
Bonds stocks loans and oil receivable &:2; :Ss 81
Cash on hand and premiums IN course
AZ collection Observation-Disclosures. $500 So
Total assets. $50, IS. 2
The Bsa1' of Directors, at meeting held on the
fwenty-ti,st day of January, 1874, after setting
aside $40 600 TO the reserve fund from the net
earnings of the year ard paying ten per cent div.
dend TO the stockholders resolved to pay cash
vidend OF TEN Err CENT the net earned partici-
patins premiums 'os the year ending December 81.
l9e3 JAMES i DAY Pye.ide,.
EGKs'E CASrYGTRR, Secretary.
Directors tOY 1871.
JOHN g. Gaines, f. J. Har.. Henry Re,. shaw
Hugh Wilson. B. Biscoe. N. MARKS,
James l. Day. George Jonas, Emory ClapS,
d. NJ. Bayiy, James Byrnes. I'LL. Harris
I. Macready. W. F.. Seymour Richard FO~e.,
J. Weis, 3. W. Taylor. &c. MorEs,
Lione, G. levy, ". B. Schmidt. Z. Alcus.
Z. T. TOrian, Scott McGehee, isaac L. Haas.
This old and reliable company is issuing policies
Fire, River and Masine Risks on the most favor
able terms. AL losses djusted aud settled upon
the most liberal terms. and promptly paid at their
Office, No. 81 camp stree., corner Of Commercial
al.eye ia23
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-05

Monthly advertisements, Inserted every othsi
day to be charged two-thirds Of the above rates ;,
Second page monthly advertisements, e@ch
square, $40 per month.
transient advertisements, having the run OF 'ie
paper first insertion s so per square, each sAsse-
uuent insertion seventy five cents per 50 uaie.
second page transient advertisements, each IL
sertion s so per square, , . :.
Advertisements inserted at Intervals 10 Oe
oharpeG as ne each insertion. 80,
Regular advertisers who advertise IaIg'ty WIN
h. allowed such discount from above hameG lrah-
afent rates as NAV be agreed upon; PROVIDED lhat
IN no case shall such discount exceed tWehty HVe
per cent ,..o,. o. h
charged twenty cents per line each insertion
THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN
In pub,is shed every Saturday morning, and contains
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tOrials local matters Of general public interest,
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