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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-03
CITY COUNCIL-OFFIcIAL
REGULAR MEETING

City HALL. NEW ORLEANS, I
Tuesday, March 2, 1875. 5
The Council met this day at twelve
o'clock NJ, in regular session.
Presentation. Charles j. Leeds, Mayor,
presiding, and Administrators Bertoli.
Brown, Bouny, Burke, Landry, Mccarthy
and Pilsbury
The minutes of the previous meeting
were approved and their reading dispensed
with.
Communications from the Mayor and Ad.
nlinistrators.
Mr.. Mccarthy presented a communica-
ton from the Board of Health relative TO
the purchase of vaccine virus. Received.
A communication from I. S. Hardee, City
Surveyor, containing report upon the system
of drainage for the Sixth District, and re-
commencing the digging of canal and the
construction of additional machinery, etc.
Received
Mr.. Bouny presented the following CON-
munica'ion, and the appointments we're
confirmed
DEPARTMENT OF ASSESSMENTS,
March z, 1873. }
To the City Council Of New Orleans:
beg leave to submit for your approval
the appointment of Benjamin Kelly and
Louis Charles Perret, as temporary clerks
in this office.
BOUNY, Administrator.
From Mr.. Pilsbury:
Joint monthly report OF tue Administrators
of Finance and Public Accounts for the
month ending February 81, 1879.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-03

wood & Co., to rebuild wharf. To the Ad-
lninistrator of Improvements.
From Z. Sterken, asking free license to
run an express line between the Seventh
District and the city. To the Mayor, with
power to act.
From f. NJ. Russia, in relation to payment
of half cost Of sidewalks on Clinton street,
Carrolltor. To the Administrator of Pu bile
Accounts.
The Council then adjourned.
j. II. HARDY, Secretary
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-03

He IS AT IT AaAIN.-The sharper who
represents himself as driver of a grocer q
wagon, and hurriedly enters store or other
place sayin that his vehicle has broken
down, has come to the surface once more. His
story is that with loan of one, two or three
dollars he can have the wagon fixed and
return to his employer, he always glyln
dodge has proved successful on more than
one occasion, therefore. our readers are in
formed in order to prevent them being
yictimiZed.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-03

Two SIDES TO EvERYTHING.-iher IS
another version OF the Carrolton story
about Robertson entering the grocery OF
Mr.. Moore and making two attempts to
shoot the proprietor. Robertson GENES
having pulled his revolver twice, and now
asserts that Moore recently attacked him
and insulted his wife. Accused does not
denv that he visited the grocery, but says
he went there to notify Moore that he was
ready to make settlement of their old
dispute. Robertson does not entertain a
very lofty opinion for the vendor OF gro
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-03

A PAIR OF Foolish THIEyEs.-Last
week lot Of machinery and some copper
was stolen from a resident of Gretna, and
as soon as information was furnished the po-
lice Corporal B.jou and Officer Roach started
cut to overhaul the rascals. They had gone
only short distance above Harvey's canal
when they noticed skitf in the river,
pulled by two men. The fellows were
ordered to halt, but they declined. choosing
TO land and travel OFF on foot. One of them
was captured, and he gave his name as
George Moore. The missing property was
found in the boat, which job is very credit
able to the Metropolitans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-03
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

BY s. GCINAULr, at IL O'Clock, on Lafayette
avenue. betwe en- Girod and St. John the Bap-
tist streets, stock and utensils of dairy.
BY CONSTABLE NJ OSULLlvAN, at IL O'Clock at
warehouse No l62 Julia street. sash and blinds.
BY SHERIFF WAGGAMAN, at II o'clock, at Mer-
chants and Auctioneurs' Exchange, an interest
IN Judgment; two lots with buildings on
Baronne, between Julia street and Triton
walk; same on Poydras and Lafayette, be
tween Miro and Galvez Streets lot with i'm
provements On Jackson, bet ween Frank lin and
Liberty streets; vacant and improved real es-
tate in the First, Second, Third and Fourth
Ustricts for city taxes.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-03

Too Much SWEETNESS John
likes sugar in his, so he put his bunch OF
fiyes where he should not on the levee.
which little diversion was noticed by a
policeman who objected to such proceed
ings. When the officer was about to start
off with Antoine, he was interrupted by
Ursn John and John Wilder, who thought
that three to one would win, bat they were
mistaken. and the trio went down to see
Captain Montamat, who handed them over
to Judge Staes.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-03

The thermometer at Louis Frigerio's, No.
% Chartres street, on March ?, stood as
follows: At 8 A. NJ. 100; at : +. NJ 76';
At p. NJ, 74o. Lowest point during the
night of March l, go. Rain during the day
and night Of March ], oneteRth OF one inch.
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POLITICAL, NOTICES.

Attention Eighth Ward Radical Repub-
lican Mother Cub.-A meeting of this club will
p NJ, at the hall on Urqulart street between
Marjgny and Vaudeville streets All Republicans
of the ward invited to attend as Blu inc So of
Importance will be brought before the club
By order. p. BURNS
lnh3 IT. President.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-03

ROUGH ON TIE VAGRANTS.-J nd &c
Evans Yesterday permitted several able
bodied young men to retire to the Parish
Prison, there to abide for the space of thirty
weary days, which was done because the
aforesaid could not furnish security that
they would diligently keep the peace for a
term of six short months.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-03

PROBABLE BURGLARs.-Several days ago
officer Adams tackled couple of suspected
men at the corner Of CarOndelet and Eu.
terpe streets, and was stoutly resisted by
them, but the policeman succeeded in
lodging them in prison. Burglars tools
were found on them, which fact was yester-
day announced to Judge Evans. They
were sent to the Superior Criminal Court,
from whence they will probably go up to
Eaton Rouge.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-03
Local Intelligence.

HE BOYS HIGH SCHoOL.-Several days
ago a score OF lads in the Central High
School abruptly lett that institution because
a colored boy had been admitted, all accord
ing to law. When he took his place another
of his kind was already there, and no oppo-
sition was shown to either of them until a
week after the last one entered, and when
extreme action was taken it appeared lutte
certain that outside influence had CAUSED the
trouble. Who commanded that influence
has not been Developed. but at last his
evil work fs ended. Nearly all the youths
have returned to the school and only four
remain outside; their cases are still under
consideration, or, rather, in allegiance. Most
Of those scholars who we're offended appear
to have been directly influenced by their
parents, and in each instance where such
an acknowledgment was made the pupil
was re-admitted. Those boys who acted
without other authority than their own will
perhaps never again take their seats;
whether they do or not, the school will con-
tinue to exist,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-03

NOtice.-A General Meeting of the stock holders =
Of the Lower Coast Packet Company will be held
at the office of the company FRIDAY the
twelfth day of March. 1875, pm.
fell 10 26 mhl6 v. J. WOOD Manager.
Office of Orleans KallrOud Company,
corner Of White aud LanarDe streets, New rleans,
February T. l815.-The stockholders of this com
pany are hereby notified that meeting of tho
stockholders will be held at the office Of the
pany on FRIDAY. March IL, 1873, between tho
hours of 10 A. NJ and p. NJ, to take in cOnsidera-
ton amendment to the charter proposed by
the Board of Directors to reduce the capital cl
of the company from 5 100 TO $50 p share.
fe7 I'd p. TISNE JR., Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-03


The unconventional petitions and COM
munications, presented by the Mayor, were
severally referred as stated:
From J..Barton & Co., to erect a moss
factory corner of Gasquet and Galvez
streets. To Administrator of Commerce.
SSam CloriDde Va:inel, asking exemption
from taxation on property used for school
purposes; from T. Meunier, Mrs. J. NJ.
Dirrhammer. 2. Pons, c. Tiblier, Edgar
Hincks, cashier of Bank Of America, asking
reduction of assessment. To the Admins
traitor of Assessments.
From j. Leisy, Rene De Gas, c. j.
OHara, John 3. Dolhonde, Mary Duncan,
asking stay Of sale and grant of further
time to pay taxes; NJ. A. Thompson asking
to be relieved from paying taxes On prop
erty overtlowed. To the committee Of the
whole.
From property owners praying for the
improvement of Common street, PIN, For.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-03

SCHOOL TEACHER ROBBED.-Last even
ing as Miss Kate Lemon, a school teacher,
was at the corner of st. Charles and Broad
way streets a young man who says his
name is Edward Wilson attacked her and
stole several school certificates and few
dimes in currency from her. Officer Gar
ner was promptly on hand and arrested the
rogue, finding the property on his person.
The rascal is only seventeen years old and
had nothing to say for himself. Judge
Mccormick will have an opportunity to
view him leisurely.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-03

WISHING FOR FAIR WEATHER. Not less
than 10000 persons will o-day heartily wish
for pleasant weather during tomorrow.
The rain last night did not promise much
good for the morrow. but great changes
can take place inside of twenty four hours.
that is that our streets will not be so dusty
as to choke fircmen during their long march.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-03
RAILROADS,

NEW ORLEANS, ST. LOUIS
AND CHICAGO RAILROAD COMPANY,
GREAT JACKSON ROUTE
On and after December %, 1874,
Frzlue depart and arrive follows from CalliOpO
street depot.
Express ..rAs! A. NJ rrDress ..tiI: 20 p M
Nail. $500 7. ~ Mall. l.1S A. II.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars through to st.
LOuis Chicago and Louisville
only ons change o. sleepng to Eastern
cities.
Tickets for sale snd information given at No. -
Camp street. corner of Common.
a. d. SHELDON, Agent
ialZIy Z. ID. FROST, General Manager.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-03

FINES CoLLECTED-For the week ending
the twenty seventh ultimo, Judge Evans
returned as fines actually collected the sum
Of sl49 so; Judge Adams, $l2 so: Judge
Mccormack, $50. The others have not
been heard from.
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MAYORALTY OF NEw ORLEANS,
CITY Hall March 3 1875.
MAyORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,

MAYORALTY or NKw UKLKANs.l
City Hall, March 3, 1875. 5
No Observation-Disclosures Series
Resoiccd, That the sum of $500 be and is
hereby appropriated to Lucien Adams for
salary as Judge Of the Fourth Municipal
Police Court for the months of January
and February, 1873, conditioned that he
pay into the city treasury all fines collected
by him, inclusive Of the month Of February
as aforesaid.
Adopted by the Council of the city CT
New Orleans, Marcl, ., 1875
CHARLES j. LEEDS, Mayor.
true copy:
j. II. HARDY. Secretary
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-03

CONvICTED.-The trial of Peter Phillips
for perjury, yesterday in the Superior
Criminal Court, ended in averdict of guilty
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-03

kCOh RENT.-A DESIRABLE COTTAGE rlI
= rent situated on st. Andrew street between
kamDart and Franklin streets No. 469 at s Is per
month; viii rent it for lsss to q prompt paving
sonAN@ jazz
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-03

Tl1HE MOBILE LINE.
On and after February s, 1875.
Trains will LEAVE depot foot OF Canal straet.
follows:
SXpress and mail daily. .......:...... S:Ots a. ~.
Coast accommodation Saturdays only. $3.50 p. NJ
rhIousht night expIess. daily a:l5 +. ID.
ARRIVE
Coast accommodation, Mondays only. 80 P. NJ.
EXPRESS and mall daily ................ .S.H5 Z. d,
Through night express, dali 1x:UO p. II.
This is the only line running through Pullman
Palace Cars to ST. Louis louisville, Charlotte and
Virginia Springs.
Ofce corner Camp and Common streets, opposite
City Hotel.
E.P. SHUTE,
0enera, Passeng ger Agent
d. L. ROBINSON,
myl3 Acting SUPERINTENDENT
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Meteorological Report.

OFFICE METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVER,
New Orleans March 2, 1873. }
The following is a report of the weather
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RIVERS.
The Temperature.

Below high water mark of 1874.
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FOB RENT,

DELiCAN HOCSE.-HAEDSOMELY FUR.
plshed rooms single or in suites with or with
mh2 2aw
ITO RENT, FURNIsHED-ONE LAKGE
= 'front.' room, suitable for a single gentleman
IN private family, No. 18Th Magazine street cor
ner Of Washington fe2is
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-03

lUlai COLO
Be it ordained, That the following ap-
preparation be and is hereby made, and
that the Administrator of Public Accounts
warrant on the Administrator Of Finance IN
payment of the same.
BUREAU OF DRAINAGE.
w. G. Wilmot 81 Co., fifty tons Pittsburg
coal for Bienville draining machine, at s.
per ton, $500.
Be it ordained, That the following APP
preparations be and are hereby made, and
that the Administrator of Public Accounts
warrant on the Administrator Of Finance
in payment OF the same:
BUREAU OF DRAINAGE.
W. G. Wimot & Co., seventy tons
Pittsburg coal for Dublin ma
chine, at Sc 80. $50 90
Messrs. A. Baldwin a. Co., hard
ware ........ IA 80
Shakespeare, Smith & Co. iron work IS 90
wHARvEs AND LANDINGS.
Messrs. A. Baldwin & Co., hard
ware. 50 AZ
William FL. Morgan. oyster shells 2S4 20
Peter Markey, lun Der. ....... 81 20
Thomas Hasam, lumber. ..... 2j3 II
Total. $l120 03
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

J. II. HARDY, Secretary.
, 1875-06-22
George lknsta.er'k Marriage.

lie came ~ poor student 10 Paris, aud hnp-
pened to give pial1o leasonB to tho daughter Of
retired actor, poaAcasor ot 2,00oo 600 OF 5000 900
francs. 6udlculy, he thought 1t necessary to
discontinue hin lcasons. Ills ex-aotor found
this rather strange, especially ~ hsa daughter
seemed TO be perfectly uaawa1o Of tho causo OF
It, After some vain exesuouB to llul him, tho
actor met hun 1t last Ree.dea!elly in tho .tsce..
"WAy don't you come, ~ usual 7" tluude1ed tue
old man. "BccauBo copHlder it my duty to
stay away" "Dut whyi" continued the father
daughter IL in loye with mo. aud -" "Nell.
-" ~ AIN = poor music soachsr.", :. :. Hum =
exclaimed tic old man. ''Nsvsr tniud, " he sn.l
at last. "you may give, another lesson to NY
daughter. Tomorrow" Poor ksutnar went, aud
time. child" cried ho, do you loye sir. Kssl-
ner IL Tho "cbild" could not help ssylng, IT
lat "Yea." "Woll." concluded ths faiher.
"shsu u.ssry hin !" and fortnight aftesxasd,
George KAstner was the p0ssessor OF : vile, =
palace, and l.00o. 900 ffancs. The student hsa
remained faithful 10 hlA early Iuclinatl0ua, aud.
In spite Of hia brilliant situation. hax Wos1etl
ha1d ia tho Geld Of musical ltaratuss.
, 1875-06-22
CAPTURE OF 4 NOTED Fon1ER,

lies MONIES, juno 21.-AIleu, alias Dc!ranl,
alias r. D. Bowman, Was arrested fow DAYS
ago In Fremont County, charged with robbing
tho United ssatos mail at Tabor. Flo WAS re-
moved to Fort Madison penlsontisry for safe
keeping. Officers from 1l!lnois were
hare q fow days ago With = roquihitiou
from tho Governor at that stato for
forged check on tho Alexander County Dani,
Of Illinois. for $4,000, directed to tho Fon1th
National Bank Of st. Louis. signed hv Neury
Amos Il Co., and indorscd by them. dated April
6, 1876. He Ia QUO Of tho worst iorGcrH In tho
country. aud has operated largely in tho South
sud WGst.
, 1875-06-22

LFNptnfoTlh {Eah.5 17'Hf8.
There Is . young colorcd woman In 0akslooaa
who has a strange History. II thn atoEy told by
gfo AdamA aud IL about II yeats of ago. Until
Toccutiy she had livod with i family by tho mann
Of Allen. In tho south part OF this county. VINO
cana from Missouri to Kansas. Uut!ng al thu
years sipco the War she has boen In a state OF
slave1y, rccelv!ug noIhinG for her work, being
compelled 10 do wash1ug, etc., for various fams-
lies, allowed no books or opportunities Of luarn-
ine, and topt In ignorance OF tho fact that she
was no longer siayo. She was kept no Jealous.
tho kbols!on Of slavery, and mas enlightened aud
her seleago procured by young co1ored man
who somehow learned the facts and Hent to Hor4
to have hey set 1t liberty,
, 1875-06-22
AN IMPORTANT LETTER.;

From Eremtaans sentlsmsn srd ro*td.at ct d4netuplA
publhhsIs throughput tho uhltsd htates.
.-.. new Yo1K, Oct. II. 1H1t.
Da. N4pwAx.DEAn sn, "A tntiaced b : .anse ct
duty to tes suffering ulAku bro! ct tho
xutkfng nf your ncale,no naysBI FOR ysAe1
hA1 e4sa aauotas With saas trouble la uas
e n,.t ssttiy si1ssEIax asaa.s sblch ~ ply.o!sns
all &11d pFoitAtlc &1lotnIa In s EutA4, A&o To-
.!smstiap Of ths k!.lays .ad ltsdaes snd ftrs II
sst ~! 1paa .9ss ~ ~ 1,s pnssRs NJ
EhysssIIrns: ;a h,a aasa ta,E: aa:s1 q ned!eIos
had rad OF ss4nlsl.n9 cuo: having bvon by
rsmtdts and sase fonr tnonths rad n.tloa ID tho
effected =. gs,ts: !; sha 7. I'D os hss3
rs1tila, sssolvent. !eay Reef and Rexaiaaz rilla-
aud GtIRnoncud takx theu'. III fxo lays SraAt-
u faloY4d. sad now fual ~ y ell a. 4YtF.
u. ". JAMES. Oinsipa4t1 o,
, 1875-06-22
PARK INSTITUTE.

The third annnni e1erodes Of Park Iustituto.
No. rs Ashland avenue, nero held last evening
At tho parlora Of Union Park Congregational
Church, in pTcsoncc Of considerable audience
of evidently fashionable procvt,en.
The rootn was haadsome!y furnished with
flowers and other decorations. and tho school, to
tho number OF over hundred. wero present In
q body, some four or fyo young lAdics In whlte
ncting N ushass.
The frat part Of the programme VAS opened
with a anely-rondered churua from Meyorbeer
by largo number OK young ladtea who showed
lno drill Ia vocal music. 81
Tho question ~ to whother the sge is reyersnt
waa openod By Minnio swoes, who thought that
1t was, and cited tho unlyoHal doferonco OK
hibited toward all that Ia good aud olaate In
man or woman. Lilla Pattit maintained tho
negative OF the proposition, and thought that
tho tendency Of tho times Was toward innova-
tlon 10 Justice, art, religion, government, aud
morality. 10th portions Of the discussion nero
finely written anu pasaably daliyafad, but the
lattor. having :ho advantago Of PFeponderanco
vincinE. 10th wero favored With bouquets by
tho atdieElco.
a brilliant piano duct by Miss Walker and LII.
Qritton WAS highly appreciated by tho audience.
"Charcoel Mau" showed o1ocntiauary powors OF
more than Average ability: uas greeted With
tuinu!tuonb And long-conflnueu applause.
Iho essay gu astronomy. teaa " AAeo a.
Crano. was "el-plannoa A!atofy OF iho se!ohce
and lts eminent professors, followed by 1ketch
or ~1as mhy ne 8oaI II kue ueaEena % sumheF
ngAt.
Anna secflst nephJNl hsoes and Ne'l-
tIa4neA though 1htn6s uoak voice IN singing q
Eona'lza hy Ame. Aothsctnd.
Ibe.almcuit PoeQcA' select!on nel'ot n LUCK"
now" was teoltpgly and artihtsoally rendesed By
sophie crane. o.u. i.
a Herman eassY " saalo Fseocots Faa psott'
ably npplec1ssed ~ those q the aad!enoo who
undesstood Is. y pfoanced great applause:
a. saleotlon OF piano hre~oske ~ Mills.
| rendered BY Aaggle MalSoF. 'aa very plsaa1ng
feaeute OF Tue prnEfamme.
| Tho !irst part o. the ea*eEtalnment was con"
cludsd Witht recitation of Holmes poem " Con-
tontment " by Minnie Norton, who exhibited =
cleat. sweet solce anu good taata III delivery.
The chorus oneued tho second part With 1
, 1875-06-22

!Spt.fa{ pis1ufeh to 1'ht Ch,crao Tribune.
Fonr WAYNE. Ind, Juno 2l.-YestcEday Dop-
usy shoriT 1loltlon, Of CayuBa County. N. T.,
and Deputy shoraH Lelr, Of this county, ar
rosted 1t KendAlvt,e, Ind, a man na1aed HoF-
aco l1ooomb, allas ]. c. Fa,rman, ulins Cbasles
Sherman. aIlas II. Iiuntrcsn, for atealug FROM n
Wholesale boot and ahoo establishment at A,,-
burn. N. T., s1o. 900 worth Of goods. Ilolcom!,
boarded witt, his pal In back streot In Auburn,
mud got into tue confidence Of che of the c!asks
OF tho estahllsnmout, who took goodH aud turn
ed them over to him. IIe llnB hcou purH,iod by
Southern and Wcstorn stascs 1Io was headed ofr
lloto at tho juno races and followed to kcndatl-
viIIe, With tho result stated. This aft"rnoon
Ho1eonlb VIA taken TO Now York on 4 Reputation
from tho Governor OF that State.
, 1875-06-22
PRISONERS LIBERATED.

SDtcinf Dlsuateh tn The Chsraoo Tribune.
AunonA, ILL.,, june 21.-Two mon wero arrest-
cd this morning on tho II o'clock Westward
bound traln on telegram from Nancrville for
passing counterfeit money. They woro lodged
in tho cninbooss and furnished with dinner, but
while tho taltor was refreshing hia inner man
none pc1a on entered tho poltce court roosn by
had never been supplied with barH unlottnd tho
trou doors, mad aat tho prisonesH at tlhorty.
Thcy carried OFT both tao lock- and keys.
They Nero followed almost iuia,odiateiv, but
struck out up tho river OF tho wcst aldo aud
ulado their cscnpc. Three hundred dollars II,
countorfait money WAS tnyen from thair pnr-
Hons. OnlcorR from Napofylllo and Aurora aro
nuw in pursuit..
, 1875-06-22
TIE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER,

ARD loeos Of the ss:su ho gat hfv 81 .epai!4
So,sts syp'!a Son:an!t!on. glandua5 ltcs,s uloofs
other paFts of tito syste,n, syss ls.
caargcs 1ru tho and 1he Wor; tkin ds
fhea, ory,!pela; aebs. hlsek 'pet, " da.b
Aln,u AaclaIxes. nFht s~ett. tos. OF spen aid Ill
waetGa Of tho fa p14cp!c wItlu tho curs!o range
NJ nEo!o to any pe5son usins Ii far ahst dras7 IL
II patient dsl!J becoming rsdaecd n 'h~ --,-ss
aud DENOMINATION that IL continually prpS.s ~.
.!ta nav na.onHI 1 'nad9 tren hes'thy blood i
for when onco this Eouod5 IT, rns Of rud.
cation, snd snecceas u diminishing tho o wastcs
To-! hln.slf krowoY bettsr and strnEoF; Tho oo! a.
coating hastoF. appcsts uprosinx and e1h md weixk
ihesrnssNK.
Nnt only dnns tho Rassapaytan Fcsot.srt e.set Ill
known remedial 1gcns Ia tho u ChEuc, Eaf1isoes
ntitutinna aud sAa disasses but It tho only POSI-
, 1875-06-22
CoWARDLY ASSASSINATION,

LOUISVILLE, ky., June 31.-The Courte,-Jour-
nal has an account OF q oowardlY aud cod-bioo<l-
ed murder in sholby County. KY, last week.
Horny Logan. co!ored, hRd beou d prominent
witness against four young men in TINT county
iu felony case for whioh Accused woro held
over to hnswer. 1t Ia reported that .hroata woro
ma.lo ngslnat him for this, md on FRIDAY Inst
about sundoun ho waa hasassnated In a
secluded road near Bhe:byvllls, lilo wad sllos
OF two gins. Logan was almost instantly killed.
The Sheriff and prosecuting attorney OF tho
Company nro working up tho case vigorously,
and the correspondent says il tho nurtltrcrs aro
captured tho indignation ia Bucl that slloy will bo
lyAcle4.