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ApsetIl (bfretpakdeacs ef The Chjcqpe IErfounA
Assn Anuoa, Mich, Sept. 1s.-soma time In
1869 rsiIr&ad was projooted from Toledo north.
watd, through this city, 10 0woaso, In shIAwas-
500 County,-the object being to secure IN out
lat for the great lumbdflng region iu the north
eEn part Of sala Pealnsula- Believing that tho
road would bo paying one, people invested iu
itS stock frcely. and not ! long tno elapsed bo-
fore Company Was organized aud work
begun. The road was surveyed from Toledo
TO Ann Asoor, the right of vay so-
cured. Aad in March, 1872, the contract
1os preparing tho road.bol WA lot to Aessrs.
Crane j. Thompson. mud work WAS begun in tho
following month. by Nov. !. 1873, 81 miles oi
tho road wcra graded and briJgos built, leaving
oat low milsa to tho 8,aso hae yet to Ia pro
pared. Unusual Inducements wore extended by
tho City Of Toledo, BY which tia Company we're
city. aud any depot. Arrangements we're aado
with the PannsvlvsnA Central Hai4osd
70 build q branch from Toledo to tho
State line, ~htch this Company were to
uSa. 8tBce that time, this short branch has
been butt, Anu is In successfu! operation. 1n
consequence, however, Of the financial crisis
wllicn came upon tile county III tho fall OF 1878.
operations uure suspended by tho Toledo, ANA
Albor Northern Hallway Company and,
aiuce that utne, nothing ~hataseg has heau
done by them; Ana n0H, lfter nearly 43o0, 900
has becu expended, the load viii ba sold uuder
: mortgage to secuEs tue paymsut OF Z debt Ut
e3vy0U. This sale occu1s Tomorrow, and,
~ tAate IL no reason 10 thlnk other
, 1875-09-17
"MOURNERS.*'

NOZZLE RED MEN WITH HEAVY HEARTS.
Special D1spoteh 10 7'hs Chieaao Tribune,
LAWRENCE, Kan, Sept. '0,-Tho following let
Tor haa been received by Eooch Noag. supa1in-
tendent Of Indian Affairs,
HoAo AoEaor, r., Sept, II. 1a7s.-E..aea Hoaa.
LawreHet. kaa: Tue Governor Of tho Dsssss,
Of the Joes hand. have roeepty Lost Quo
Guild each by sickness. OtheEs who
have lost relsyes tsy And tic relatives Of seaosta
who was tiel by ths soldiezs aud As.tlsmen on tha
cattls trail weeks atnce, have made largo mourn
ing party Ut hfty OF o1er. IN informed tAAt they
Of going 70 ths He'd Hill Oh tho
Plains viA he Skeleton Creek trail reQueat that tho
young man " sat back 10 slear reservation, H.
snectsuly, ItAAo T. 01psoy.
pnltaal 6tAlas indian AGENT
On rne, ,@Qt o1 th1s i11nl1uAtion i Vaa 1t Qnca
, 1875-09-17

ExFtLlHtSI PATTY ATTACKED,
DENVER. Col, Sept. 1G.-Pfot, Gardner and
]s',bort AdIams Ir.. reached hero tLis n.onnR,
six days after the Indian fight. 1hoy, with five
othcr4. rttnsnei to lilo rescne OF Measrs. IIol-
man ard Dallas. WHO lad bset left rotno uocks
bcfs'ro 10 guard hfrply.camp, on Dolores River
They role :;tG fi'i!cs iu eight days, hoping tn
roach their rn,alradea before the indians should
1lrchrcr sf!ciH. 'rhs .aen wero found .nfn aud
well. and thu whole patty aen.u successfully rn-
t;ehtth from nf'"iF tho llosllo handa, reaching
Sa9nac,e un tho iit!r. In four ucokB tl1ev Eotte
S'' mi'rs; atf. J.ckaonp Photographic division
reached tho LII f!attA camp nafcly % tho 9Th.
, 1875-09-17
FIRES.


The alarm from Box ", yesterday afternoon.
NaB faisc.
The aiafu, of dse yesterday afternoon from
Boz SGT was caused by clothes In cloact taking
fire from lighted lamp in the threo.storv fra1ue
dwelling No. S54 West Ere street, ovnod and
occupied By Joseph cfocKer. The flames wero
e1tlognlhhc1 without lid from the Department.
, 1875-09-17

Special Dbpateh to The Chicago 1+,bunf
NASHVILLE, Tann., Sept. 10.-Joe Jacobs, =
merchant at Mitchollsille. waa vaylaid, robbed
and assaaainsted by unknown parties. while pro-
cecding from his store to supper ou Tuesday
night. His body Was found In 4 pond covered
over With fenco rails yesterday morning. Us
had boon both shot aud beaten to tloatA.
, 1875-09-17

Lou1Rv1Lx. Sept. lo.-Thh nupposed outlaw
wounded At Pine Hill. Ky. two nights ago, re-
fuses to roveal the name Of himaolf or Associ-
atea. Nothing was found On his person by
which he can bo identified, but his personal ap-
peAranco tallios IN eyory way 10 tho description
Of ons Of the gang that robbed tia Huntington.
". Va, bank last Weoh.
, 1875-09-17

sstetas nspateh to The CHICAGO 7fihuns.
ALTON, ILL.,. Sept. 1G.--A shooting ARRAY o.
Cured On sccoud stroot last night in which q
saloon.keepcr named James Newman aud q
young man named James Smith we're both shot
Smith entesod the saloon OF Newman with conn.,
panion and called Tor drink, aud either refused
or WAS unnbss to pay for it, when m alteration
onBued, when both drow their re1olvers and COM
mencod firing. Boil, wero shot in the brsast
Newman receiving slight and Smith what Ia
considered dangerous wound,
, 1875-09-17

NHw Yosx, Sept. 1o.-Argt1od ateamahip Abb
yseiuia, from Liverpool.
Moyl1LE. sept. 1g.-A1riyed, sseamer Hlber-
nlau, from baltimore.
NEW YoRE, Bspt. l8.-Ar1ived, steamship
Greece. London, State OF psunsylvsn.a, alAs-
Kow-
NEW YonK. .taept. 18.-Arsiyed. steamer August
Andre, from An tWerp.
, 1875-09-17

sAH FAAac1sco, Sept. 16,-Chasles Joat, PRO-
pretor OF tho Antioch Dlstlllsry. ssized by thu
.eseuue officials lass month, naio HI Affidavit
to-day beEoIe the Supervisor Of Intarnal ney-
euuo that tho pnyate books OF khe distillery bad
beou destroyed. Thsa deatructiou Of the books
u causing seFlous lldoulty to SPECIAL Treasury
A.sut OlA1k iu his invsstlg alton, sud lie eoonar
Hawlay arrives hero the better,
, 1875-09-17
GILMAN. CLINTON & SPRINGFIELD 0.

sHsII1k O'xFz*6tH % 7 II EHafuQp 7F}3uTN.
DlnoulSnros, Ill, Sept lG.-To-dsy T. II.
Prince, Special Master In tho Giluan Clinton L
Springfield imbrogio. was ordered by Judge
Gapton 10 pay over TO Seyton, agent for scott anil
JeNell. the new Receiver, tho e4i,lH which
II,nckoy has paid TO him OH arcount. Tho ao-
conntants are still busy Ut work adjusting tho
books.
, 1875-09-17
BtJRGtA Any


Special NapaftA u 7N* CAtea0o Tatbttnf
MADISON, Wis, Sept. 1G.-The burglars made
nhother raid here last night, visiting half 4
dozon houses ut lesat, but only making raise
At one on tho ahorn OF Lake Monona, whore
Mrs. II. q. Bliss Mas robbed Of thirty-ona silver
epoous and school teacher named Hcdlnnts OF
ZONE moueY.
, 1875-09-17

New YonH. Sept. 1G.-A tire this morning in
tho I've story brcl building. No. 81 Ann street,
damaged tho stock Of eesosal occupants. The
loss IL e75,U10.
, 1875-09-17

communicated 70 TIN Var Department ut Fort
fcavcnw0' III. rlcrc 1nnl"Mrns wilI Ia atlOrtaj
have lie ttNnHts r.taiEn 10 their rnshryaton.
Tao tnn'lrn Il" hia.nrAa mcaEb q scnn5al taid uu
tcA.pA and cntslc.
, 1875-09-17

Tho total Indebtedness Of Mclean County,
Illinois, is sl9i.59o Tlo I,oard OF S,ire1yiAoys
yesterday levied county tax Of ilo0,030.
Gov. Fletcher has tccgraphcd Gen. Sherman
tint he Mill be at Des ,0uer, L., on the 30th OF
Septofnbor. to deliver tho nnu5lal address before
the Society Of the Army Of the Tennessoc.
, 1875-09-17

Epse4ai UtxpafcA to Jhs CAltaoa tribune.
DLooxINaToX. ILL.,, Sept. 1G.-JAmes pash.
colored man, At Normal, struck William Pasb, =
step.son, aged II, on the shoulder to-day with
board breaking The bonos ct tho shoulder and
inficttug Internal injuries.
, 1875-09-17

Sptctai Dbpdtrh n Jht Chita1o Ttibane.
DCnHocE. H., Sept. l6.-A fire to.nisht burned
oat g. Golfer, boat AID shoe deaIer, and L.
Aaron barber. occupants OF small frnme build
in. on atain street. Coter Lolla An Insurance OF
S5D0 in the Mercantile OF Chicago, the ouIy
risk OF tic property,
, 1875-09-17
RUSSIA,
DEB.

I,ostt,N, Eept. 1G-Thc journal de 81. Ptlers-
burg Announces tho dosth Of Signor nononcl
tho celebrated Italian angor. 1t Ia doubtful
whnttsnr tho journal rncanR Afgnor nonconi,
we'll known at o1e ttmo III Alnerlca.
, 1875-09-17

LITTLE EoCK. Ark, Sept 1G.--The residence
Of J. T. Tressevaut. jr., was destroyed by fro
at o'clock this morning. Loss about $4,000;
insured Tor 1350u
, 1875-09-17

De Roncforo 10 Nonsy. rcfratnoi from question
,ng or crit eIRng t.,e t}nsnrnmeHt at tha sitting
Vt the parInAnent Committee to-dny. Tho aeH-
asun pagaed wI.Aotat any tlol,alo rilateTer.
, 1875-09-17

kASsAs Cl1Y, Sept. 1G.-As = result OF tho
rtilroad war iu Eated to tho Kansas CITY Ekposl-
tion twenty-five coaches full Of oxcarsaonists
went from, Topeka and Lawrence to-day. Tic
Atcalsou i Topeka draw hf.ocn carr, and tho
kAusxs pacltu soven.
, 1875-09-17
THE KENTUCKY CHANGERS,

LoUBVILIg, Sept. l8.-'lhd uE&uRo Council, ID
session at Lexington, b.s decided to opssAts
largo sopo factories hereafter u al pssts Of tho
6tRte.
, 1875-09-17

FATAL RESULT OF INJURIES.
Snec.at Dis,A1t'h 10 Tke thiea4o Ir,b4nr.
SFRIaoFIELnt Sapt. 1G.-Jau,ce Darcey, one Of
tile viAima Of tic acc.s.tat Ut tho irou-c4tl q:
the bth, died to-day.
, 1875-09-17
l1AL.Y,


THE VATICAN EoESCII.
LoHnoN. Sept. tc.-.rho Telegraph han apo
cial from Rome, stating TINT tho popc recently
informed Cardinal DaIromeo that tho Vatican
Council would rcassomblo to complete ita labora
in 1876.
REAI6SEp
noNE, Rept. 1G.-l'he For. Delta Tfritn atates
that tho Spanish AmbAsRador in this Vatican Eal
reFigncd, In consequence Of Ministerial chaugos
in Madrid.
, 1875-09-17

uosToN, 6opt. 1G.-rho thieves who robbed
tho safe Of Sargent l. Co. Of OFT, 600 In uotos,
etc., yesterday, returned to-day, through the
msll, al the property but s73 In caah.
, 1875-09-17
GERMANY.
0nEAT FIAE.

Aoapos. Sept. 10.-A fire a. Padasborn.
Esoaata. last sunday, burned 100 buildlngs, md
@4ds 800 familIas homeless.
, 1875-09-17

~A-*N ~ t0 En&4u" 4FtuuHEs
siouI CtrY. H., Sept. ia man named
ketchum arrived here to-day from uear stand.
tng ltock Agency. lie has beeu iaolatea from
civilization for fftoon years, and during this
tlnle has not before visited tho labitaiion Of ths
white man except Ills own. living entirely anopg
Indiana. Ho reports that the Indians Of that
country ne manifestin9 sigus Of unesa,ness.
1hoy era dtssssiafed with the Nay In which tho
blaek Hills matter haa bean presented to them,
He'd Cloud.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-15
Crime In llissfssfnnl.

We copy the following from the Vicks
burg Times of the thirteenth
jackson WAS startled YESTERDAY, abou,
noon, by report that James Williams
treasurer Of Kinds county. had been killed
by TazJ Well Jones. d coiored resident n
tbat cry H. appears that there was an
odd gIndge between the parties, and
Jones had =, been arrested and impris.
onsd. for s. making threats against
the life of Williams. Yesterday the
parties met On Main street, near the
corner OF Pearl. and Williams seeing Jones
approaching tried to get out of his way, but
Jones followed him closely, having a large
knife in his hand. While Williams was
running across tue street railway his foot
struck ono of the rails aud be fell. and
"hie down Jones ran up on him and
STABBED MN in the back. irtl icting a mortal
Sount, causing the death civilians in a
"'in"menfs. Jones vas arrested, and ia
nov cOnhnea In the county Jail at Jackson.
Tue little town ~ Edwards WAS the scen..
"t fatai conflict yesterday. which resulted
IN III" death OF one man and the woundiny
OF w" others. IL appears that Mr.. Clar
eDce k,dd, feeling hImseif aggtieved at
-"lne wrongs a: the hands Of Sid Whi,e.
head, the city mar,hal, met bin IN
the s:rerf yesterday and commenced an
attack on him, aud. after cutting him aev
-ral times, attempted to escape. Mr.. Joa
Baukst"p, % cplOreG man. attempted to
arresr Kidd. when he turned upon him snd
cut him in the abdomen, ioficting q fatal
wound. causing almost instant death. Mr.
Lewis Thomas has also slight wounds. /
h'dd was arrestt d and confined.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-15
MAYORALTY NKw ORLEANs,
City Hall, April IA, 1878. )
No. administration Series

MAYORALTY oF NKw ORLEANs, I
City Hall, April IA, 1875.
No. 307S-Adminlstration Series
An ordinance providing for the payment Of
the several accounts therein named.
Be it ordained, That the following appro.
priatiODs 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,
from the revenues Of the year 1874, and not
otherwise appropriated:
Tom Lucy, truck hire for Bureau of
Wharves and Landings to December, 1874,
$50
New Orleans Times, subscription to daily
from August +. 1874, to August 6, 1875, for
office of superintendent OF wharyes, De.
Department OF Commerce., approved, $l4.
New Orleans Republican, two years sub
scrlpti"n to daily from May q, 1873, to May
81, 1875, for Waterworks office, approved,
$24.
Estate of w. p Harper. late civil sheriff,
in full for fees and costs instax and license
suits for the years 1869. 1871. 1873 and 1874,
as per detailed hills-less $50l 80, struck of
by the City Attorney; net amount approved.
SIS ll3 Sc: less COLLECTIONS bv sheriff, as per
detailed lists to April 3, 1875, balance due.
1920 IS.
Adopted by the Council of the CITY of
New Orleans, April l3, 1875.
Yeas - B-rtoli, Brown. Bcuny, Burke,
Landry, Mccarthy, Pilsbury.
CHARLES j. LEEDS, Mayor.
A true copy:
J. H HARDY. Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-15

in the month Of March, is75. "a na,, ~,
approved by the judges Of the respeet;~.
Criminal courts, eS5l5; for aundry an
in the mcn,h Of March, 1875, IA ner -
ceipted bills, $50 60; fo- costs and fse. =
sunday criminal cases in the month y
March. 1875, az per bill approved by IT,
j. r. Clay. clerk of the First Districs
Court. for cOsts and Tess in sundry criminal
cases in the month Of March, 1875. a. NJ
hill approved BY the judge If said court
1882 Is
F. Vsrenhold, for REIN bursement of coat.
on tax bill No 1886 for 1874. sued in Tia
meme of F. V. FarenhOld S IS
j. McPhelin, district attorney, for Grim.
inal convictions in the month OF March.
1875. approved, as follows: First District
Court, $465; Superior Criminal Court, SIS.
Eugene S:aes. judge Of the Second Munici.
pal Police Court, for salary for the months Of
January. February and March, 1875, At
500 per month, conditioned that he paw
into the city treasury all The fines COLLECTED
by hiin to date of the PRONUNCIATION of this
ordinance, $3.50.
James Sweeney. reimb nrsemens for
amount paid to Jerome HaDly, for the
erection vi two cluster posts and three extra
plies in the Sixth District. $l95.
Grand total. $48,765 %.
Adopted by the Council of the city al
New Orleans, April Is, 1875.
Yeas-BertOli. Brown, Bouuv. Burka
Landry, Mccarthy. Piisbnrv
CHARLES j. LEEDS, Mayor.
A true copy:
j. H. HARDY. Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-15
Death Of General A. J. Hamilton.

Hon. Andrew j. Hamilton died ct Austin,
Texas, On Sunday last, and was buried with
| becoming honors from the Capitol the fol
lowing day. General Hamilton was an
able lawyer aud popular orator, and has
been closely identified with the history Of
Texas for the past thirty years. During
the war he remained true to the Union. and
lafterly has been known as q Liberal Re-
publican. United States Senator NJ. C..
Hamilton is brother to the deceased. Gen
eral Hamilton was very generally known in
this city. Major T. V. Couplsnd, deputy
collector of customs, was q nephew of the
deces The Galveston Ners Gays:
The deceased was born, reared and edu-
Gated in the State Of Alabama. He studied
law and entered on the practice Of his
profession in that State. but emigrated to
Texas some time about the year IS43 and
settled at LaGrange, on the Colorado,
where he soon took a prominent position at
the bar, which even then embraced como
zen Of commanding talent, including Gen
eral James ). Mayfied, man Of unusual
ability, though OF somew hat cratic habits.
Two or three years later General Hamilton
removed to the city of Austin and took his
place among the foremost lawyers of the
State. In l847 he was elected to the Legis-
lature and served in that body several ses-
sions. He was afterward Attorney General
vi the State, and in 1859 was elected to
seat IN the House Of Representatives of the
United States, where he served until the
expiration of the term and the Inaugural
ton of President Lincoln. He was elected
as Union man, and on his way to Wash
ingtOn in November, 1861, amid the
wild excitement that preceded the war,
made elaborate Union speeches at BrephaD
and Galveston in opposition to accession.
He was listened to with patience and re-
spect, as man sincere in his opinions on
that subject, though they were then I'm.
popular, aud would hardly have been
tolerated in 9 stranger. He did not return
to Texas after the adjournment, but before
the end Of the war Received Major Gen,
erals commission in the Union army, and
proceeded to Matamoras, ON the Mexican
eide of the Rio Grande, with the Ostensible
object Of invading Texas. He, however,
never set any expedition on foot, and, as
far as is known, had no soldiers to com
mand, and probably did not desire any.
In 1865 be returned to Texas as prOvis.
ional ,,-Or rather military, Governor, and
retained the Office until the election of
Governor ThrOckmOrtOn in 1866 When
Tbrockmorton was afterwsrd deposed nv
the military, Governor Pease received the
appointment Of Governor and General
Hamilton was made justice of the Su-
preme Court. He was o member of the
convention which framed the present State
and was the author of one of |
the provisions re-enfranchising the large
class of white votes who had been excluded |
from suffrage ut the previous elections sue
ceeding the war. At the first election under |
the present constitution General Hamilton |
was Independent candidate for Governor |
against E. J Davis.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-15
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE

RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE. q.
LOUISVILLE Steamer Mary Houston-6 hhde
tobacco 1905 SKIS corn 665 pcs bulk meat 43 bbls po
tatoes 3.s bbls meal and sundry produce
ARGYLE LANDING-Steamer Frank Pargoud-
Z2 bales cotton 2S3 SKIS cotton seed $50 kegs lard
and enudriNs
observation-disclosures St Msry-s1 bales cot
ton hide sugar 81 btls mOlasses half bbls mo.
lassst 10 SKIS peas and sundr1es
OKLOHUMA-Steamer Bryarly-l57 bales
ton .: head cattle and sund-ies
BATON ROCGE--Sfsamer H0dge-l0 bales
cotton sks seed cotton 100 SKIS rough rice Il bales
moss ~ hhds sugar a obs me- asses and suIldrios
BONNET CARRE-steauer Wswenock--8 hhds
sugar "A SKIS rough rice and sundries
LAFOuRCHE-SteaMer Lizzie HOpkiDs-72 hhds
sugar 2 bbls sugar 100 b0s mOlasses and aundri-s
LAFOCEClk-Steamer Era No 1910 hhds sugar
lo9 bbis molasees 1877 SKIS rough rice SKIS seed cot
ton and suudries
WHITE hALL-Steamer Mary Ida-lo hhds sugar
~ sks rough rice and suhdries
FORT SMlTH-SteamerC larksville-3Ol bales COT
ton 3 90 slaves ana sundrles
LOWER COAST-Steamer Rice Farmer-li bbls
rice SKIS rice and tunnriee
Observation-Disclosures Kate Dickson-Sundries
LOWER CiIASr-Stealnor Observation-Disclosures
LOWER COAST-steamer Marie-Sundries
RECEIPTS BY RAILRO ADS.
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD,
April I4-6 bales cotton IA ska rice ~ hids sugar
bbis Molassee sRd sundriee
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD, April
IA G99 bales cotton 59S SIX peas and .undrleU
NEW ORLEANS ST LOUIS AND CHICAGO RAIL.
ROAD, April l4-.2 bales cotton and suu0rlSS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-15
CITY ORDINANCES---OFFICIAL.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.

MAyoRALrY OF NEW ORLEANS, I
City Hall. April a. 1873.
No. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Series]
An ordinance to appropriate and pay at
tOrney's fees.
Be it ordained by the Common Council
of the city Of New Orleans, That the sum
Of $50 be appropriated for attorneys fees
for services rendered in connection with the
business OF tie City Attorneys office.
Be tit further ordained, etc, That the Ad-
ministrator Of Public Accounts, upon appli-
cation Of the City A ttorney. shall warrant
in his favor on'the Administrator Of Finance
in payment of said appropriation.
Adopted by the Council of the city of
New Orleans, April l3, 1875.
Yeas - B-rtoli, Brown. Bouny, Burke,
Landry, Mccarthy. Pilsburv.
CHARLES j. LEEDS, Mayor.
A true copy:
j. II. HARDY, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-15
MAYUitALTY uH NKW OkLkANB,
City Hail. April IA. 1875,
No. 3OS6-Adminiatr.. rattan Series

NO. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Series
Resolred, That gu account Of erroneous
assessment, the Administrator of Public
Accounts be and Ia hereby authorized to
reduce the assessment for tine year 1874, tax
OF 1873. on real estate belonging to Mrs.
Mary A. Marsh, in square No. l64 third
assessment district, from $50 900 to $28 900,
tax bill No 429.
Also, 10 reduce the Assessment for tho
year 1874. tax ot 1875, on real estate belong
ing 10 jacob X Wolf, in square No. 81, third
assessment district. from $1,000 to $500;
square No GO. third asseeS,u. n district,
from $1,000 TO 5000, equa,e No I73 fourth
assessment dist riot, from $50 100 to. $45, 900;
square No. 80. sixth ss.tseIncnt district,
from $ll 600 to $l0,0 600: and eqn.re No. IS,
sixth assessment district, trom $55 600 to
$1,000; LAX biil No. 81.
Also. TO cancel the assessment for tho
years 1873 and 1874, tux vi 1874 and 1875,
on real estate belonging T." the ST. Mary
Association, IL square NJ. % Snow No. g,
sixteenth assessment district, ,xeInpt from
taxation by spt ciat Act No 70. approved
March 9, 1870. tax bills No-. 59i and 621.
Also, on account 81 Il dUnbie asse sslneDt,
to CANCEL he assessment Tor he year 1873
tax "i 1874 On horses. etc. $50. against
Schindlet & Son, in rquar- ~" IS, sixth
assessment district: tax Dill No 1862.
Also, 10 reduce the s.st -rmrEt for tho
year ic|a, LAX rI 1919 90 real estb'e Do
nnsing 10 Augnstin CFu.nes, in squares
Mes. "a and 81 thirteenth a,-essment dis
irict, from $500 to $50 the improvements
havng been destrO,ea b. frs March =,
1873; tax DlIl No 576i
Also. 10 cancel IT. assessment for the
year 1874, tax IF 1873, on real estate bo-
longing 10 John Weber, H. Q.t.,re No. 279.
tenth AS. s.meht DISTRICT ml M II. az
s.sss d $1,000; tax bill H.. 37ol; e,id prop
erty being used for schooi purposes. il
exempt from taxation ac""l.i,Dg to tho
decision OF the SupieMe Court, rendered
February ], 1875.
Adopted by The Counci, of the CITY of
New Orleans, April Is 1873
ChAkLES j. LEEDS, Mayor.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
OFFICE Of THB REPUBLICAN, !
Thursday, April Is, 1875.

| CLEARED YESTERDAY.
British steamship Cardovs, Abrams, for Liverpool
Italian bark Due Fiatei, Messina for CadiS. Spain
Schooner H Robinson Craig for Ruatau island
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Schooner William Fisher. Kick in from RuAtsn
Island, to Macheca-2d district PIT
Schooner Constance Morgan S DAYS rom Ruatan
Island, to Morgan Aco-2d district PIT
sTEAMB,AT
L Hodge, McElroy. from Baton Rouge
Wawen0ck 9 eason, from BOnu.t Carr,
Lizzie Hopkins. Dupuis. from Lafourche
Kate Di. ksen, Taylor. from Lower Coast
Era No 10. Daferes, from Lafnurche
Mary Ida. Ruiz, from W lite Hall
Clarksvile, Prtchard, from Fort Smith
Rice Farmer. Tay lOr. from Lower Coast
WaioOn. Ruiz from Lower Coast
Marie. Baseett. from Lower Coast
Mary Houston. Miller from Louisville
Frank pargOud. White. from Argyle Landing
Bryarlv, scovell, from Oklohoma
st Mary. Burton. from Washington (steamex
Bertha in tow dissbled)
BELOW-COMING UP
Bark Cat harila, Henmarson, g. dsys from Msa
sina. Peabody kco-
Bark Truce Cowper, from Liverpool February "A.
to Brys0n kco-
EXPORTS.
CADIZ-Bark Due Frateli-5s ~ stayes 24eo kez
slaves
MISUNDERSTANDING srdova-3s2e bales ont.
ten le6 eks corn 1880 staves SCI bbls roan 10 toa
lard IFS tons oilcake ] case majse
RCATAA UAAND-Schoonsx Rebins>n-soQo
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MAYoRALTY ep New OhLxANs. !
Clty Hall. AprIi IA. 1875.

MAYoRALTY sr New OnIxANal
Cny Hall. April IA. 1875.
No. Observation-Disclosures Series
ResOiced, That the sum of $3.50 be and 10
hereby appropriated to Webster Long in
payment of his salary IA judge OF the
Third Municipal Police Court Tor the month
of March, 1875, provided be pays into the
city treasury all fines collected by him. in
elusive Of the week ending April 2, 1875.
Adopted by the Council Of the city OF New
Orleans, April H. 1875
CHARLES j. LEEDS, Mayor.
A true copy:
j H. HARDY, Secretary