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ureat improvements and prices 70.
duead Owing ~ tlls present Inv l,iser
~ wheat. On. ksLLo0a hns concluded
todn MI kinds NJ Dental Work ~ lanIp
l'rlecs ior tho neat ~ days TALL md
bo convinced.
MT. nEu. kElLOuH.
Surgical and Mechanical Dentist.
(OIliao oysr vawnt,lr H.urr.
ilpu :IrL, ISIS. t'afErn. luws
Tin hpsi fuc shoe. anil thu most r,l,
sinuiial every lay shoe. md Ill. In,
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q II ifius III iln AF.nI ~ the NV
.nfffai sasing Machine. ~hiai, lsoh
Vi, Iifat premium III illp llnenfi tsllaiY
Falf iasi fall aud M ,shera Throughout The
rHiittifs, ntlh IA il,n lHrl machine Iii i,nsi
~ slRs liz lhat# rsitua iuf ll,sl lti ~
III sHaina slrhiheA In nsn, uf Will supply
ih..n III altrl nnIrr, III l,ay b. f.iinl
~ az nfd firps., n s'n VIII exchange
nnfi,lns FIR utpdneet alslbr - pr lnial,el
FIR aliaal u eenis fsf OATS n I,ef In nv
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il4HAsf Az BAnusts, - Ihrna
lifa' Inns organ. IL l.ss ltIau ,l,Hu slu
.a1nn Il h. II instrument VI. avsf
h1utfi ftf Ii Howard rtt,ii1,,
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eeil ~ + H.
st,.'p II fnilli. Anrfieui organ.
pNat y 80, vii setl all IN i -,
Il neu Waters II s,a,s Eureka III !.
Aan, f,s rlo'i, viii vll ~ ti,ut VIM.
laifa ia tlr uilipr. OH
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iennsAnse IN malir~ mass Isemrt
~ thssgs, II rem,lieNs w rtssleh
whIsls ~ ,he President i'eissas
II s,,a IN Presidential hlss In ,his rat.
t,talar have assured thu ssahtts 4
shuusani time. thst sltans tskss hiA
vhi.h, straight, New ", The calamny
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-12-24
EXCHANGE MARKET

In such quantities ~ purchasers mn,
desire,
Farmers will Anl this their opportunity
10 ublain Flour, llrnh, kLnIlr, Tve,i
tinek Mhrni hniif AMI turn M.nl, without
she loss ~ Tins null tsppn.a " HnlnH ~
mill tLm enabling them ~ always p.i
their Htiptf tua,ly ground NJ ,hfir nan
door, ~ ihelf tlasa ,Hhuslness procuring
- much ln quantity anl - Ra.l ~ g,nl.
,asAa ~ tka beat quality " vruh lsni
wheat, which IL iyi,.r than l.rslrie what
viii MAXI rnm. mud nv III n.w plan "
9uiHr III Mill
u. n, Meredith will 10 IN attendance nj
all ssAaonAbls hours 10 attend II ,uur
WNMis and orders.
ANA 4. Ii MEREDITH.
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luHttAs.l II IT. ltasitt ~ ftsnss
A. lit uaa ~ II lst,th Y IN
Msra faa s#ea fs4w hnpfisen' 1hts
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Thp nis Hssst having hrtn rHfsH nFnsiA
cured ri sha1 listsli iii sense ssensnsnftlttn
" i .fsps Bvfsn4sls IL nnsitns ~ Ntls
ln.sn ~ fefiHw sssfisfrts she meaHs II
smsr, M ail H. sstalte II. NJ will senl n
tsts II shp ltrsvsiIttnn u*eA fstr III
.,vtees vlh II Injections tef preparing
thA WstaiH sie eart# which hrs vtsI Hhi Il
safe vHfH fst sshHfmtitisn, Asfhsna, lifNnt
,hlits ke rattlts WISHING The lfeAeytps
tinu viii tlease Adirtas, IT., Y. , Nilsan
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ii spelling hsei ~ ilelltsas the
eAliWt a ~ itaist etNs aNA II Me-
wefi atsAhti I" lsAstm i, tiaasttt
II thst Il any eteah. layeash h.
An rltft4 niia Aas went ap~n ~ nlra.
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Farmers Produce
AND
Flour Exchange.
The un.lsfslghs,l has apeno,l III
NoMrkGt street.

FRENTU. IN II L,
kIra slonf west nfuwen's iin,si, near
tlamn,inv's lumbar unlep, n, vAuhanvr
market WluM no Will III NIL ,lmrs
hase aD Laua sni eaehsnta ~ Wheat
flous. Shorts tran aml f.u.l In auri,
quantities ~ laay III waited Flour will
10 .al,liu ia.l s,,rh quantities ~ eansna,
ers ,nny want trnn mn pound TINS mans
hundreds IA DESIRED 1hp rriee vlllnl.
ways La IA lDN in nny In th.i. The ,llslt
w gaafantand IL liz nonI In every In
nlAnsa Flour sInrl~, hmm. huaANrat
iiuur AMI aslll meal MIL III suId II ans-
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ri.faD Don't BIO rarkyI with pain
Don't hs laid up Will, rr,aiu.. Dpu'i
.nilef With svfu lhfont Don't las
your bu,pe~ dIu With evlie but usp
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1fh aeRthi tsbauis NJ theiea Music M.
ranAfi ipf TIN i'iaap kDna Hiii La ssni
III null ~ ,faairs III nia duilaf, spusllald
~ single eulsa ia II, eatlis zach.
Thy esa sisv Ls.sastessI lLfnuxh Hht
Nun.'laaIef IN The United WHiss
Happier Days. instrumental Tom I,rpwn.
" ~ ian nat Forget ulsrIbsi
w u'tr liz Waves Alsyiasl
High Llfa Waits Strauss.
OWN rlFts IiH Alsrin ule~ WA*iutne
Mhsn DID tnrhspp bad his t,wy Mvsiprne.
The urniil uiti karm llnbes
Tie snlirKs ,lllatsiep Htydiau |
There a Istlrr ~ 'l,n fanlia lngttt
~ YIN tlelll5 Ihint BIZ bid
Adireaa arinra 10 Benj " Hitchcock,
rnl,Ilassr, ~, Third Aunus, N 4. sui1
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-12-24

A GENTLEMAN ~hn suferel far ,fnfs
~ frnm Nervous DEBILITY Premature
heeas. hna all the Effects ~ snfihful In
,iieerasi.u viii fnr thu sake II tiitslns
humanity tshi lrcr N all vhp nexl II
thr ret,ipa bnsi direction ler making The
.iniltp rrmetiy ~ whieh h. MAS cured
snfier.te wishing IT, lshfi hs the Asi.pt.
,iser experience rni ,ie N Nv IA salna
IN perfect eunti lrnee john u uRl rn
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cRESco MARKET.
l''u,raetad wppAy ~
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-30
TIN, Tools, ETC.-Contents of tinsmlth
establishment t, b. sold this day at eleven
o'clock at No. 156 Uni, street, Tnird Dis
trict, by Messrs. Montgomery.
Louisiana Finances.

Governor Kellogg has been one of the
best abused men IN the country for the last
two years. All sorts Of sns-sins of Omis.
sion aud sins Of commisslon-have been
laid at his door. But the glaring Offense,
the one great and predominant crime for
which the Democratic press has again and
again arraigned him. has been his manage
ment of the finances of Louisiana.
Now figures themselves are the best evil
dence on this subject. The fairest com.
parison will be that of Governor Kellogg's
record with that of his immediate predeces.
sor And by taking Warmoth to their en-
brace and accepting him as leader, the
Democrats are estopped from denying the
business OF the comparison. Under War
moth, in 1869 and 1870, the total receipts on
account of the general fund, as shown By
official documents, were $3.50, 1888. The
total expenditures for the same time were
S4S7S,515, This created deficit in current
expenses of $l63s,9l7. During the next
two years, being the last of Warmoth's
$2,9S2, 43i. The expenses were $685., 1874,
making a deficit for that time, in the
form of an addition to the floating debt,
$2.6I2 20l.
For the two years of Governor Kelloggs
administration, the total receipts have been
$3,2l4.ES, and the total expenditures
-. sly, showing deficit of but SIS, 600
0uChSiCucy HVt uHc part OF WnaC
1t was during Warmoth's first two years,
and less than hundred and SEVENTEEN
part OF the deficit for the last two years of
the WarmOth government. Or in other
words, from running behind on current ex-
penses during the first two years of War
moths management $i,6i0,000, and more |
than :, 500 600 the last two years, Governor |
Kellogg comes within the mere trite of !
$l5 900 of meeting all expenditures out OF |
the current income.
Governor Kellogg has also succeeded in |
having the rate OF taxation limited by con- |
stitutional amendment to the maximum of |
fourteen and One-half mills on the dollar /
And besides this, he has secured provision
hereafter prohibiting the expenditure of
single dollar in excess of the collected
revenues. These facts put to shame the
brazen and reckless assaults of the Demo
cratic press upon the financial adminstra
ton OF Louisiana affairs. Alba0y Ere,,ing
Journal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-30
A Menace of Danger.

The Boston Globe publishes the following
letter of Mr.. John G. Whittier, written to
his friend, Rev. j. b. Miles, d. d., genera
secretery OF the association for the reform
and coditication Of the law of nations:
AMEsBURY, IA. Fourth month, 1879.
To James b. Miles, Secretary, etc:
MY DEAR FRIEND-lt is eminently fitting
To connect the centennial anniversary of the
opening battles of the revolution with the
growing sentiment of civilization that there
is "a more excellent wayr of settling the
disputes of NATIONS than the ordeal of war
1t is cheering to note the very genial favor
with which The plan of arbitration has been
received by statesmen and civilians in this
country and in Europe; but there are other
signs of the times well calculated to occasion
solicitude on the part of every lover of
peace. The menace of danger now seems 70
come from the protessed church of Christ.
At this moment the peace of all Europe
is threatened by the secret plots and mon
strous public pretepsions OF ecclesiasticism
If war comes in consequence, if the fairest
harvest fields of the world are made an
arena of battle, men who claim to be
especially the priests and representatives Of
the gospel of peace will be held response
BILE. Woe to that church which, for the
sake of power and dogma, breaks the truce
OF God among the nations, makes its mis-
slonaries assassins, and mingles blood with
its wine of the sacrament.
IL Is high time for the Christian Church
to awaken to "A full sense of Its awful re-
spousibiiity. If, after the dreadful expert
cnce of 1900 years, it fails to perceive the
necessity of shaking itself clear of the bar
barism of war; it has small claim upon the
worlds respect and confidence. Its leaves
are not for the healing OF the nations
am, very truly. thy friend,
JOHN G. WHITTIER.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-30

SALE TO EFFECT A PARTITION, BEING THE
LAST ADJUDICATION.
AUSTIN GAINES EFT AL. VS.. JUSTIN HOLLAND
EXECUTE OF JOSEPH C. MOSBY.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
Nos 81 1856 and 81. 1870
RS X; nj. & b. ). MONTEOMEKY-R
~ " Montgomery. Auct,Oneer.-Will be SOLD on
WEDNESDAY. MAY u, 1875 al twelve o'clock M.
at the St Charles Auction Exchange in the
rotunda OF the st Charles Hotel, by virtue and in
pursuance of an order from the Hon A. L. Tssot
luoge OF the Second District Court for the parish
OF Orleans. dated JaNuaiy % 1876
y. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with
az me buildings and improvements thereon stu.
ated IN the First District Of this city, in the square
bounded by Perdido, Gravier. johnson and Galvez
s.reets, measuring. in American measure 90 feet
inches lines front on Galvsz street by 1872 feet
inches 5 lines in depth, between parallel lines
2. CERTAIN LOT Or GROUND together with
al the Improvements thereon, situated in the First
Distr!ct or this city, in the square bounded by
dravier, johnson, Perdido ard t}aivez streets and
measuring 80 feet front on Galvez street, by a
depth OF 100 feet, between parallel lines.
Ierms-Caeh in United States Treasury notes
act OF sale before James Graham notary public
at the expense of the purchaser
apll 10 81 80 myl2
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-30

Merchants Mutual Insurance ComDanv
vs. George Cr-nan.
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH or
~ orleans, No; 742a-By virtue of writ Of
orable the Sixth District Court for the parish
OF Orleans, in the above entitled cause ( viii
proceed to sell at public auction, at the Mer-
cnants ana Auctloneers Exchange, Royal street,
between Canal and CustOmhouse streets, in the
second District of this city, on FRIDAY, April
so, 1875 at twelve O'Clock Nj, the following d.
scrlOed property to wit
purtenances thereof, and all the rights. wsys.
serVltudes. privileges and q ivantages tbereun.O
6elon ing, situated. lying and being in the Second
District of his city in the square boun ded by
Claiborne, St. Louis Derbigny and Cont streets
designated as lot number six of square number
forty six, having, in American measure twenty
SIX feet SIX inches three lines Claiborne street
BY one hundred and twenty seven feet ten iuches
five lines i'll depth. between parallel lines "a mar
plan drawn bV e. A. Hedn late surveyor dafed
the seventeenth day of January, l849, and depos-
tied In the ONCE of James Graham notary public
IN this city. Being the same property acunired bv
the said George CrOnan from Dennis Crou an per
act passed before Edward Barnett, late notary
1854. N"' VI nay
Seized in the ABOVE suit.
Terms-This beng the second and last auction.
the said property will be definitely adiuaicated to
the hi st and last bidder for what 1t win bring
At twelve months credit, the purchaser furnish
ing bond, with good and solvent securitv bearing
eight per cent interest per annum from date and
special mortgage on the property cold until final
SAID purchaser will have to dednct and
pay IN cash the printing sheriff and clerks fees
etc, which amount to about two hundred and
sixty dollars, and furthermore, the State parish
and municipal taxes, the amount of which lie not
yet ascertaned.
EUGENE wAGGAMAN.
apl3 Is Is so Va WIG "'''n VI ofio""''
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-30
By s.. GuinauIt.
SUCCESSION OF FRANCISCO GUITAR,
Second District Court for the Parish of Orlean.-.
Nc. 81 1873.

10y =. GUINAUIT, ACCTIONEER-OFFICk
- corner Exchange alley and Bienville street-
shi aDAl May u, 1875, will be sold at twelve
oeleck NJ, at the Merchants and Auc;ioneers Ex
change hoya street, between Canal and Custom.
mousse streets, by virtue of two orders from the
nohofaoIe the Second District Cour, for the mar
lsh OF Orleans. dated March 80. 1875 and ApriI 2
lo.o tne follow ing property 70 wit
two CON IlGCOUS LOTS OF GROUND situated
~ the Third District of this citv designated nv
EOS, St, and z OF square bounded by Goodchildre
Frenchmen, Union ard Morales streets Lot Va
forming the corner OF Frenchmen and II ion
streets measures SO feet ! inch front on Cioodcbii
dren street, by 81 feet deep; together will ali The
prlck improvements and dependencies thereon
Lot No. 2, adjoining the above measures "a feat
men fI0nt On GOOdchdren street by Ga feet Acc,
ANOTHER LOT OF GROUND situated in ~ 81
same district i'll the square bounded Y peaca
Espianade, Royal and Bourbon streets msasnr,Un,
q rect inches lines font Peace street nv aS
ieet deep, together with tw1-story frame bo9s.
NO 81 having three rooms below and three ahn,,e'
WIN gallery In front and on the side Anotbar
biick building in the yard of two rooms shad
p,1ves water works. paved yard, etc. See plan a.
Terms-One-half cash and the balanca ..
years credit fortnotes bearing mortgage with sioht
Per e. mt interest per annum f. ON tn do, ~, osnt
The buildings to be kept insured and noiis y, SAFE
terr-d to the bearer of the notes he ia .,ans
fees fixed at five per cent in case of ami, ,nr ,t
chaseTA pau Wy 'he pur-
Acts OF sale before - notary n,,b,,c az %h
expense OF purchasers including all The taxes for
Inc current year 1875 payable IN 1916 "'
apo % my7 l522
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-30
SHERIFFS SALES.


Heirs of Peter C. Mandal W. N. Nlilhank NJ.
EIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH on
Il Orleans No. 1896 BY virtue OF an alias writ Of
er acias tn directed by the honorable the Fifth
District Court for the parish Of Orleans, in the
above entitled cause, I will proceed to sell Al
public auction. at the Merchants and AnctiOneera,
Exchange, Royal street. between Canal and Gus
tOmhOuse streets. in the Second District Of this
city, on FRIDAY April 30, 1875 at twelve O'clock
NJ, the following Described property, to Wit
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with the build
ings and improvements thereon, situated in the
FOURTH District Of this city. in square bounded BY
Live Oak tnow Constance), Magazine Pleasant and
ToledanO streets. designated by the number one
on plan drawn by F. N. TOurne, architect, dated
October u, 1857. and deposited in the Ofsce of s.
Barnett lote notary public in this city; said lot
measured thirty feet front on Pleasant treet by
one hundred aud twenty feet in depth and 'front.'
on Live Oak tuOw COnstance) street, forming tie
corner OF sald streets, and he same depth on the
other SIDE line Being :he same property prr.
chasedoy the dc fendant Il. rein from William H.
Turner, by act before J. F. Coffee, notary public.
on the with day Of August, 1851.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Tnls being the secOud and last auction
the said property will bs definitely adjudcatsd to
the highest and last bidder Or what It win h rim ~
at twelve mouths credit the purchaser fur mia E.
ing bond. with good and solvent security be airing
eight per cent Interest per annum from date and
special mortgage on the property sold until Il MAJ
payment. Said purchaser W II have to deduct and
pay in cash the amount of printing. sheritrs anJ
Gle rks fees say ab0nt one hlndred and thirty. Ave
dollarf; aud furthermore the State parish and
municipal taxes, the amount Of which is NOT vel
ascertained.
kUGENE WAGGAMAN
ap IA ID Is 80 Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Urleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-30
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

Gold opened at rs i 0ll55 against lis i at New
York and after liberal busn- So, closed at lis
0ll5h. against 1853 in that market. The sales
summed up $14O 900, embracing 81 90 and $50 600
at lisa $4,000 and $1,000 at ll5as 0ll5h. and
NO sales OF silver we're reported. We continue to
quote American half dollars at l080l0Sk while
Mexican dollars continue to rule at s6k az? gold.
In sympathy with the advance in gold at New
York, sterling ruled 10 p cent higher. The move
ment was Of fair extent. amounting to $4,000
comprising 4l5OO bill Of adins at SIS SO; $1,000 do
at IS So; i2GO AL clear at a,5 COY: $1,000 bill of
lading at SIS 90 as 81; 1925 900 do ut IS 6l and
2lOO0 and 6 1900 bank at So 63h.
gold at New York closing firm for commercial and
about i t. cent higher for bank. The sales CON-
prised $4,000, embracing 5000 commercial at
ers' at 447, and Is, 900 bank at 445
At the close sterling bills were quoted ut SIS so
as 63,s for bank and francs at 45Od 4.48A for com
mercisI, and A464 O. for bank.
The offerings OF domestic exchange were moder-
ate. and rates were unchanged. the sales of
New York sight covered 900, embracing
s 900 private bankers at 81. " cent premium;
$4,000 and s25 900 private bankers at SIG.
The banks continued to check on New YORK at
3 cent premium: and commercial sight was
Stocks continue quiet The only transactions
reported ere in St Charles Street Railroad Com
pany, of which the particulars were withheld.
We noticed but little movement in city bonds,
which were quoted about the same as yesterday
for new currency seven per cents and gold bearing
seven per cents. The only sales reported were
S 600 of the former at IS d, and 5000 of the
latter at 351s.
New State consolidated seven per cents were in
be tter request and y "a. p cent higher. The sales
and resales were of liberal extent, amounting to
Jos 600, comprising $4,000, 900 and $50 900 at
81 q; $4,000 and $4,000 at So and 500 COO at 58Is
We are reliably Informed that there are more th an
enough funds ON hana 10 meet the accIulng inter
est ON the amount Of bonds that have thus tar
beer, funded.
City scrip is still quoted at 1904. No sales are
reported
No transactions were reported in metropolitan
Police warrants, which are still quoted at 5O052.
Nothing transpired in state warrants. They are
now quoted follows: 1874 at 40045; 1873 and pre-
vious years fnndabie, at 36037 1873 and previous
years at 3O033.