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War dayn. .- -
Tho Internal 1,eyenuo Bureau to.'lay fefe@i4na @
inflammation IF thu BeZnEe q! three moro htht''-
cries in IekliI Ill. TlIeae d;htIlieF!ea "eEe
~ tbs sas.it Of tho e1Ais1'atlofl oI tnH ntin7 "
lr revenue book.. colrctct' Itete; n,J"nas
for ho aren't Of ifty ltasillerios And fecsi'
fyjne establishments bofora 0ctnbhr
Gaaey haa withdrawn from the Cubtn bond
ring.
It In ssid, will aoon publicly announce that no
viii mt contost tho Senatorial h'iceo.Alon Will
Morrill,. ...
Tim ltrftls1. Government tlros not hc1uesce
In lilo construction given to tl!s Washington
Jroaty by the Secretary q Ito Treasury in hIs
csrcuias letter Of April ~ last. III tt,at tottor
tien. I'rirtow substantially concluded thai tl.o
paaH Canadian rnercha,Einn bryond tho first
fruu.,cr tort bf ttn United Status in case the
merchandise la ticagncl, for consumption within
tho United States. Tho cana',isu merchants
Edward Thornton, British Minister, laab ihtipned
their protest. Tho protest claitnn that tho trosty
of Washington was framed to permit coods nn-
tfer Consular real to l'aas beyond tte frontier
Canadian fron.ar Ike I'artland. tor resllspmen:.
Thh Secretary of State llAa refer, sti The subject
to tho Attofncy-Geuerat for opinion.
DELASo. ..
l}GI8H0 II not 10 rG{ll&iH tllD L1nlnGk 10
rcaca. Tho report IL again startea that Tie
President wrotn hin = letter about juno Il aHi.-
ing him to rehign, and thai De1auo requested
permissou TO remain at lenst unt,1 tin Sioux
scstigat!on ia ended Wl,ntlor nr nut thi4 re-
port true. 1t tenen,s cestain tint I"lauo will
main until the cloHo of tim. investigation.
fio M A As.oetastd trt's.:
Df1tE1It.T MAI. CONTRACTORS.
WAqHtSHTos. u. G., July 25.-Tlio Post 0j!ice
Department has scnt 10 Tho Department IT Jut-
ticH tho names OF thssty-nlno mail contractors,
to be prosecuted for failing u perform service
aftcr thtir bilA were acrepleb. They will to
s,led for the difference betwoon tIoir bids aud
tim nmnunt pai'i By tho Uo4ersnelit. after re-
letting them. which, OH the shrtv-nine routes
for ons year. amounted to 9417D37. Tho Ds-
laEtncut will alBo h1ing civil auits against cou~
tFaetors for dan!agen austaincd by tho Hoyors,-
mont in providing temporary service. after their
faimfo to fulfill the CONTRACTS. 4 he f0nteH werS
subsequently let for four years, and shonld tho
Government recover tho abOYo amount. ellt8
will ho coinmcnre1 to cover lilo loaaoa for the
remaining threo years.
M1AcELT4ASE0ua.
The Secretary OF tie Interior has appointed
tha following additional gentlemen tO Acrvn on
tl,c Commission to investigate tia Marsh-Sa-
vaIle difficulties: j. =. HAWKS, Of ChicsSot aud
Horny SnelI. Of 1ronton. Ohio,
Railway mail sery,co has boon otdnrad from
AthonH to rarkerBburg> on tho Marietta i Cln-
c..lnati Railroad, ~ mica.
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kJ+t.d! iss1,ctth {" 1ht tA1raa1 7rtbsns
ST. PACL, Mlnn., Juy 2i,-Sil,se the decision
III favor of tho old Northwestern Steamboat
Company agnitst NJ. 1'aul Tor tho recovery Of
wharfage charges rnil By h,'ats, t"srnal demands
hayo bcoi tuade hy Ctmnodole Dayilson's a;tog-
neyH upon twenty-six cities for rotuhtlln, tho
money paid them for Wharfage. aE!ountiu; iu all
to So, ,GtD and interest. In of refl,sa suits
wi!l be Instituted. Among the cities arc lied
1tock IslAlA, Muscatlue. Quincy, Cairo, ". Lou
Ii, Memphis, mud New urles,ls. Similar do
mandB will ho made i,om every u!acn HAcro ths
Company has lueu required to pay wharaga.
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FIRES.


NEAR sPRiN0FiGLo, MASS.
srnNar1ELp, Mass., July 25.--Iusleaido, a
welt-known hummer resort, about ) mics eouttl-
west OF l1oyoke, WAS completely destroyed by
fro this evening. 1t xss built by J. =. Davis, OF
1folyoko, = few yeasB Agu It cost Of $1dG, ,0G3t
but wa aoid in 1874 to N. i. Chandler, OF tl,s
city, for 93Q. .Uo0, and has not tceu opon for
guoets tllA season. Insurance. ga, 600.
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COUNTERFEIT INDIANS.

Mig. .-des. Orl commanding the Department
Of Ts1as, hs hsas1 ~ order that lossoas s{-
pairing In th.t Dsp4ztment In the Disguise nf
Inbians will re treated ~ Indiana. and It not
90 g.. Augs4a. Fla. and Will cot bs allowed
h change thAif 1adiAu d1axa.
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WAsHrSa1os. D. c., July 35.-For the Upper
Lake region. Upper Misalsslppi and Lover Mis-
sourt valleys, rihing or statlouary barometer,
north.ossetiy winds, coolcr, olosr, Or parity
cloudy weather. following occasional rAins from
Missouri to Lowcr Michigan, and followed in tho
last seotioo BY eAatezly winds.
LOCAL OBSERVATION.
EasCAdU. Ju1y II.
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LAKE NAVIGATION.
~ ~ @, -.-7--1 =.
xkAIxhtltxi ix1IG tlT y ilf(lkA


For N4cfns, NHxaukre, aud Wast snoEo pasts,
dxf< EuuIAF ttceplx1, 4. IN
HAtaf1Aya lturslbn 1dxt uuae Leave until y ~
For liIsn4! liAysu. Masks sxan. Gf4ud Asp4d>. sta.
daily, sunday stosptst. ~. IL
.xrtbtud 10 !. III
RsufIsy'a Ic1IsIon boat dLns lsAsw u1tl p. III
ThHlsIay - u
toxps, Mondays aud ThualA,s &;.......,,,. - =
narts Ts..dss sai FTtdsy Observation-Disclosures, ~. =
&&~ tlS1 kx1 RiGhiAxa Il. 4, u. HlElIH. &4S.k.
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St<eiai Dispalsh q The Chicago Tribune,
DETROIT, 3lich., July 25.-TAis nuon : little
girl daughter OF Henry Harrington playing on
the dock. fell overheard and drowned bofote ~
HAtauco could 1eacA hur.
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lat1s. t0nnJ 1'nfh hfTlTEu homo. 1haY hro
topping In Lako Forcat.
Swimming Ia to DO taught at the Holyoke
stnslc Seminary. Nntntiou fB Raid to bo proper
!Aare becauso It aHin,min's work.
Il u whispered that the phrase A modern
N'l8ffa = waa suggested by a Photograph Of
bhearman giving way 10 ha fcollngs.
The Brooklyn Arga. declares that Bhhmmy
IL 1r1nan haH bcen elgagos1 to lay tho dust along
til" great earaynn-rolises of tho Sahara.
e .. stodman, Hinco hIH return from the
Wost lndieB, has busted himself on book on
"Tho Victorian poots,' which llo haa In press.
"Bhoot tho hat exclaimed 5-year~old CATH
ola urchln rs Lis oyo lighted upon tho 1errotta Of
Priest holding services In Boston On sunday
week.
OreBon has brt ono poet. but he's In prison
nor. Iho f.ct nsed not doter joaquin Miller
frtm whiting ILLS fs.snly At Portland. He ia in
no danger.
1ioxford. Mass.. has no saloon, no drinking
p1hcc, no hote nu drnnkard, no doctor, no law
yer, no policeman but who over heard Of Box
koid before.
Erig.-Gen. Csooh: was at Chsyuune few dayB
eIuss Oh route to tho DIack Hills, vhoTo hc eoes
to personally inspact tho comltion Of nattals
III has section.
sudgs Eye, of Alameda County Col, has r1'-
jnea himself politically br refusing 10 naturallze
foreigners who haye mover heard or read the
Constitution they ascar to support.
ju,,, a,n;,,, ~ f,,v.o,t.r- conn won1a mt
ray her sa1oa, but eho has published Bible
IRA uslatcd by heruclf from tho original HobroW
And Crock, II that's any consolation.
Tho cruol derssion which bis elcg'es have
r., ~. t,crrn,,.ra ,rno.a ho Inn 1,oan ron,o,t,,g
hIs 49,, a,'.',s..' t., hnaaaa.ar,,.h,s.
c..au.n. ~. r. A., .;..,. y.
IN, he d,,nLa III d.u;ou aod,-uatnr n
I'm r ,s,so,n - 49, ~. w.. sst ,an,. ,,,.n NJ
,.H, e..,s.. .,a.. e ~, 's ...a.;,., ..s...,,
nt. ap,n 49, -. a.a. TN,,' 1 -.
iuo s"aps 1aa'os VI luu1anA . 1o5o" 'n1 yon.a
~ "'e1t'A'R atatea's' on. A. utAs poo" oo"ef''o
st,,.,rs,+ 49, w,,on .ts,ae.s ~ 49, ~ .an,.
~,
Ano MennoHl.en IL oiAa''ooa e17 .enp'eo ~
break through thCtf pActho religious 0bBotVAnce9,
,rA .at s,,,t as- 4,r ,,paarontro thn e+r.us
norrfrs WHO nRse reoueea taom 70 st&ea CT
aesuHauoa'
A man IN Cohoos' N. T., hasn't spoken to bis
wifo for tTelve years, though living with her all
Glo ttmo md possessing the power OF apocoh
Thu coupis var1 appropriately zeside Oh Har-
mony atfoet
Herbert Spencer says women arc mora conser-
yatyo than ueu bat Herbert in bachelor, epd
d,ts not know what IT. ia to have porcelain
su,,.r-bowl ,niss his hoad and giyo tho gIaziur
hc,yy con,raos,
,..
"eai.py SS"pot' "an naA 104uessea ,aeur
n1fh not 70 hfo halatoss as oae OF h'S 1Am'lY mas
hy'torics. The sailors have shown him thas
noss and navigation arc inaopasable, by absn-
a's'nB 'u' oafo's'
Admiral worlen has not lott st. Petersburg,
-, % 'ue cap'o ''lcof9ec.'s apnoaneoa' ~ WA .
s"bdtAh fleet, bearing tho King OF Sweden, which
N..t.raa -. h@;a., ,n,s.,l.a -. = E,,,a
Aa1'esoo ~ oeuae 1nlS'e4e' LUZ A1as'
7.,i,a1I. r.n a~.v ~, lo,,1nr IN INV ~ = I,on
-, a.oel'a i"n away Oh hoAt'n8 tae 1oaf u Aon'
Ilte carriage WAS upset, sud 1eabe1la, the Prin-
ocua IN NaernI,,n,ort aud tha raurboeea n.
, 1875-07-26
SLATE ROOFING PAINT.
PROTECT YOUR BUILDINGS.
GHles' Patent Slate Roofing Paint,

For SlIilIlt, ftlt, l1lrA, I'LL. Alu Iron i0Dis.
GUARANTEED A SURE REMEDY
FOR LEAKY ROOFS.
Ulxcrve ths following Latter anl l'rtts 1IAt:
II hl,s given your Gluca' Hlata 1aouanK Paint an
.uruJ appIs<I Il " Cur rtll.ho.sss .not, xhish
lt.ls4 bad1yt hut two noata Of l@s y;npIxd al ths
sAk. dull II sluw drtar, which II, III iuy npnen,
ubIectl11I, especially tin roofs wiIrsv there Ii A-
kansen aud contraction to Contend With III tle hot
run sofel!s little sul expands with thu tin. Il AtXlt
h*Edena aid contracts, ,~hl lrsfes 1t lt1nl ckSeknx-
1ko tho spre4 u afeF 1t Il applied; It eofeis
tle Huff4cs with go, coating u what an.aFs " ~
sttt suntlal aud dlrabs material. JANEa MILLER,
Cluet Euglneer. III. stas penleltdsry, Joliet, ILL.,"
Gal and Can, BAto lt,Aug rant... 1.:o
Gal aul Can. Hats Hupinx Paint, ,.......... o.73
~ Gal. mud Cal. H1$e Nournx pAtuk. ........ i115
barrel about ~ uall6us >. ,,............. &na
" lb Can ustnes' Roo1n8 Cs,neot, for Largo ho!a4
nFcrAcks...........,...:. ...:..:..::..:.:.... LIS
Addfhta L. l.. CULSEh,
Agrut n. Y. Slate lsoohHg Co,
~ llSallAAt., 6htcag.l lu.
, 1875-07-26

oENxHAL OBSERVATIONS.
Oui,Aau, July Il-af1ntght.
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decided before the merits of the resolution
can be further discussed.
The Chair sustained the point of order.
On call of the yeas and nays the Senate
refused to reconsider the vote to lay the
resolution on the table by the following
vote:
Yeas-Alexander, Blunt, Breaux, Crosier,
Dumont, Herwig, MasicOt, Sypher, Mhar-
ton, Young-l0
Nays-Anderson. Allan, Brewster. Burch,
Cage, Chadbourn, Ola, Green, Harper, Kelso,
Pollard, Stamps, Twitehell, Weber-I4.
Mr.. Weber moved the following instrue-
tons to the committee when appointed:
That when the President appoints COM
mittee under sections 1910 1862 Rays
Revised Statutes, that said committee
be, and the same is hereby specially
instructed and required to ascertain the
amount in cash paid into the State treasury
by the different tax collectors in the State
or from other sources during the years 1873
and 1874, and ascertain what disposition
has been made by the Auditor and Treas.
urer of the same, and that said com mittee
shall report the result of their investigation
IN writing to this body within fifteen days
from and after the passage of this motion
Mr.. Stamps made the point OF order that
the motion to instruct the committee could
not be entertained.
The President decided that the Senate
had already entertained the motion; that
there was no violation of order made by
making motion upon question pending
and under debate, and could not sustain
the point of order.
On motion of Mr. Herwig the Senate
went into executive session.
Executive session having been raised, the
following Senators answered to their names:
Messrs. Alexander, Allan, Blunt, Breaux,
Brewster, Burch, Cage, Chadbourn, Crozier,
Dumont, Greene, Ola, Harper, Herwig,
KelsO, Landry, Masicot, Pollard. Sypher,
Stamps, Twitchell, Weber, Wharton,
YOung-24.
Mr.. Brewster, in the chair, announced a
quorum present.
Pending question, Mr.. Weber's motion.
On motion of Mr.. Herwig the Senate
voted to adjourn.
The chairman then announced that the
Senate stood adjourned to meet at II M.
Thursday, the seventh day of January, A.
d. 1875.
P. Z. BECHTEL,
Secretary of the Senate.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
P. Z. BECHTEL,
Secretary of the Senate

Fourth Days Proceedings.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
New Orleans, January Z, 1875. )
The House met pursuant to adjournment.
Speaker Hahn in the chair.
The roll was called and the following
members responded to their names:
Speaker Hahn, and Messrs. Armstead,
Butler, Baker, Carville, Crawford, Con-
naughton, Cousin, Drury, Davidson,
Devices, DeLacey, Dickinson, Demas,
Guiehard, Grant, Gracien, G. H. Hill, HUI
beau, d. G. Hill, Honore, Hunsacker
Jourdain, T. johnson, j. j. johnson, NJ.
Jones, Heating, Lane, Lowell, Levisse,
Murrell, Million. j. S. Mathews, Marie, Par
ker, Pierson. Poindexter, Piles, Randall,
Ridgeley, Ray, Raby, Stewart, Sutton,
Southland, Snaer, Sartain, Souer, Tyler,
Triplett, Thomas Wilson, Woods, Ward,
Wright, Yorke-56.
Fifty-six members present and a quorum i,
Mr.. A. j. Cousin was sworn in by the
Speaker as member from the parish of ST &.
Tammany.
The journal of the first days session was
approved.
The roll call of the second days proceed
ings was corrected, SO as to report Mr.. VIII
liam Ridgely, of ConcOrdia, as being pre- s.
emit.
The journal was approved as corrected.
The journal of the third days session was
approved.
Mr.. Snaer of Iberia, presented memorials
from Messrs Louis A. Martinez and Victor
RochoI, eontesting the seats of Messrs.
Charles Delhommer and Felix Voprhies, of
the parish of st. Martin, and moved their
reference to the Committee on Elections
and Qualifications.
Carried.
Mr.. Demas, of ST. john, moved that the
Speaker appoint a committee on rules, to
consist of seven members, and that the
Speaker be ex otticio chairman thereof.
Carried.
The Speaker appointed the following as
the committee:
Messrs. Hahn, of st. Charles; Demas, of
ST. John; Matthews, of Tensas; HOnore, of
Pointe Ceupee; Stewart, of Tensas; Dewees i,
of Red River, and Hunsaker of st. ames.
Mr.. Lowell, of jefferson, moved tina a
committee Of five members on the part of
the House be appointed to act in cOniu nc
ton with similar committee of the Sena te
to examine the books of the State Treasur or
and Auditor.
Carried.
The following gentlemen were appointed
as the committee;
Messrs. Lowell, of Jefferson; Guichard, of
St. Bernard; Levissee, OF Caddo; Hunsak er,
of st. James; Wright, OF Terrebonne.
NOTICES OF BILLS.
Notices were given that on some future
day the following entitled bills would. be
introduced:
By Mr.. Sartain, of Carroll:
An act to amend sections 262S, 2629 and
2630Of Rays Revised Statutes of the State
OF Louisiana.
By Mr.. Demas, of st. John:
An act to repeal the present printing law,
and an act to provide for the establishing of
an official journal for the State of Louisiana,
to be located at the seat of government
By Mr.. POindexter, of Assumption
An act amending act No. &c, session of
1874.
By Mr.. Drury, of Assumption:
An act to amend act No 3, session of
1874.
Upon motion of Mr.. Matthews, of Tensas,
the House was adjourned until Saturday,
ninth instant, at twelve o'clock
WILLIAM VIGERS,
Chief Clerk.
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NOTICE.
CommissiOner's Sale.

ARISTiDB MILTBNBERGBR AND EMORY E. NOR
ton, assignees Of the Bank Of Louisiana. vs..
Thomas Woodland, No. 10 pa on the docket OF
the United States District Court for the Dts
trlct OF Louisiana, in bankruptcy.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT BY VIRTUE
~ OF the decree Of foreclosure and sale entered
IN said cause on the ninth day of April 1874 shall
onr Tor sale to the highest bidder, for cash. at the
main entrance to the United states Customhouse
on Canal street in the city of New Orleans in the
state OF Louisiana, at the hour of twelve O'Clock
M. on FRIDAY, January IS, 1875, the following
described property, real estate viz
A CERTAIN COTTON PLANTATION situated in
The parish of RaPides, in the state of Louisiana.
fronting Bayou Jean de Jean, bounded below BY
the plantation belonging to the estate Of r. Hen.
dersOn, and above by lands formerly belonging to
Neal VIM. containing the quantity Of I2sa
arpents, and known by the name of ok Hin
together with sll the buildings, engines, ma
ehinery and Improvements, stock cattle. horses
mules, wagons carts, farming utensils and i'm pie
ments OF husbandry said plantation.
This sale is made to satisfy the amount Of the
decree against defendant in said cause and IL
made without apprasement
CHARLES R STEELE, Special Commissioners.
New Orleans, December IL, 1874.
della l9 % ia3 Is
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-08
A ReasonabIe Requesr.

G9ernor Kellogg, of Louisiana, insists
that The election in that State which &C.
eurTfd in 1872, over which the controversy
arod as to his right or that of one McEnery
to te guhernatOrial Off ce, shall be investi-
gata. He expresses the confident belief
thathe received clear majority of all the
lego votes actually pOlled, Notwithstanding
theiact that multitudes of his supporters
wet driven from the polls. Is it not posi-
blelor the congressional committee now in
Nef Orleans TO CRAFTY him, so that Me-
Eury may get the office if it should be
as@rtained that Governor Kellogg is rin
erbr Why does not the Democratic ole
mht of this committee insist upon having
I'd ''usuper" exposed and driven from
pSEeri Kellogg's audacity extends 80 far
AZ to express desire to leave the office
sbuld the committee come to the cOnelu-
sbn, after a full and fair examination of
tle subject, that more legal votes were
dst for McEnery than for himself Then
Thy do not Democrats everywhere demand
Is exposure Is il because they, too,
hink BellOgg's claim Is we'll founded, and
hat tnll and impartial examin alton would
bb them of the pathetic element of all
heir stump speeches = Washington ChrOai.
K.
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PROPOSALS FOR MARKETRBVENUEs

DEPARTMENT OF CoMMERGR
New Orleans December 81. 1874 !
CBALED PROPOSALS FOR THR SALE or TIKI
~ revenues of the following public markets Viz.
POydrasr Fruit aud Vegetable and French Meat
from the thirteenth day of January, 1875, to thu
Jhirty-hrst day of December, 1875 both dates In
elusive, as per specifications nile in this depart
ment.
The, city reserves the right to reject any and
ali bids.
Proposals to be Endorsed Proposals for sale Of
revenues of public markets."
Proposals will be opened in the Council Chnmber
1875. j. d LaEbRT -
jail st Administrator of Comu1eraa
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APPORTIONAIENT.

CRSTRAL DRPARTMKNf }
Metropolitan Police
New Orleans. La, December 30. 1874.
IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISIONS OF
Il sections twenty i've and twenty.s six of act No.
%, approved March 8, 1869 (seotions 2259 and 296e
Revised Statutes of ls7O and section three Of aot
No 80, approved February &c, 1874 the Board OF
metropolitan Police convened on Wednesday, De-
eembtr 80, 1874 as a board of estimate and appor.
tlonment, and unanimously adopted the following
superintendent of expenses of the METROPOLITAN
Police force Tor the fiscal year commencing jan
Hary /, 1876
APPORTlONNRST.
City Of New S587 545 80
Parish Of Jefferson fright bank l......... 5404 Oh
Parish of Jefferson (left bauk) ......... $50 or
CITY Of kenner. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1850 O2
Parish OF st. Bernard. .................. 1850 O6
Total Metropolitan Police District. $500, 900 %
de3l lw 4. BAKER Chief Clerk
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
PROPOSALS.

DEPARTMENT OF CommRRoE1
City Hall, New Orleans December 81 I874
CRALED PROPOSALS WILL BIZ RECEIVED BY
y the undersigned until FRIDAY, the fifteenth
day of January, 1875, at twelve O'Clock NJ to
establish skif ferry at the foot of Louisiana ave
nue. Sixth District as per specifications on file in
this office
The city reserves the right 10 reject any and al
bids.
Bids to be indorsed Sealed proposals for azid
ferry, foot of Louisiana avenue5
J. o. LANDRY
jail lot Administrator of Commerce.
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DEPARTMENT OF FISASoR
CITY Hall New Orleans December 30 1874
DRoPOSALS FOR THE RIGHT TO COLLECT
Il LICENSES for the year 1875 will be received at
this department until FRIDAY, January is. at
twelve o'clock NJ, in accordance with ordinance
No 29l4 adopted the thirtieth instant
de3l I'd I'D. PILSBURY. Administrator
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SUCCESSION NOTICES.

Succession of John Armstrong.
CBCOED DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- OF Orleans. No. 80 886-In pursuance of an order
OF the honorable the Second District Court in the
above cause. OF the twenty fourth of December
last tl87il, hereby give notice that meeting of
the creditors OF the late John Armstrong will be
held at my othee, No. 81 Bourbon street. on THURS.
DAY January H. at twelve O'Clock NJ, to tix the
conditions of the sale OF the property
las g AMADER DUCATEI Notarv PnhIic
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-08

AErEG OF FoREIGNERs.-Ac call was
for foreigners TO meet at the st.
Hotel yesterday morning, but there
mild q response that it was deemed
postpone the meeting until last
At the appointed hour but few
responded, and then it was an
i that the call was made to obtain
ession of feeling relative to General
ma position on the situation in New
There was little or no enthusiasm,
that was displayed received a wet
from one of the participants, who
ed that perhaps foreigners should
BIT little to say on such an important
h. A resolution of no particular
L was mildly adopted and the meet
burned sine die.
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IE INSANE AsrLUM.-There is a slight
CT that the city authorities will I'M
belly make an attempt to supply the
necessities of those dnfOrtunates
Be Insane Asylum. Thirty-tive of the
b have no beds or blankets, and the
are but poorly supplied with those
.. Unless something is promptly
the coroner will be called in several
daily. These cold nights cause much
ing, and the nnfOrtunates all night
crowd around a stove, which the
e succeed in warming with such fuel
" can Obtain,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-08
bCal Intelligence.

10 FOSTER. - This distinguished
I of the Methodist Episcopal Church
hch in Ames Church next Sunday
bn o'clock, He is universally re-
d one of the foremost thinkers and
6icient bishops in the church. We
ADD that he will lecture in the same
the following Tuesday. Subject
m Through Europe and south
!" From the extensive knowledge
! descriptive power of the lecturer a
y he expected.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-08

CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE Al
this committee remained here two
niger than was expected, it did not
a all the labor that was required.
important points arose while the
tee was in session, and the members
have been glad to push its investiga
II time permitted. As it is, the com.
will take further testimony in Wash
as soon as witnesses present them
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-08

A THRoAr.-FOr an unexplained
Winston Foley yesterday morning
Gloria Atkins throat with razor.
b as the young rascal had committed
3D. he ran out Common street, but
tim pursued and caused his arrest at
d street, after which the woman be-
think Of herself. She went into the
= Hospital and had her wound, a
though bloody one, dressed, when
urned to her home.
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RIVERS.
= high water mark Of ls74.

oest thing Of the kind We have seen
9SArri4r's Address to the Patrons of
4fFollton Sentinel for January !, 1875, "
appears ia the columns Of the Sen
excepting the reference 70 the
~ BED Of snow and substituting the
'nVe7 for ''ionf," where It speaks Of
year drawing On the scene, il ismcst
aesle and veil adapted 70 this climate.