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, 1875-04-08
CRIMINAL.

Charles Jutlca. charged With repeating" ut tho
Town, elec!ens Tlcalay yes:crl.y llal hearing be-
furc JllatIeo KahfHlnn, and was bound over Ia
answer ut tho Criminal Court lIe takos his meals
with shcrI1 Agaow, au has fair prosptct 10 render
tho State service Mt Jos..
Thomas Mr.sama:a anl alks Mccarthy boarsl.rs tt
No. TT Da.h:et hraot, becsn'c inTeyei IN quarrel
nycr tuc frroIol. mntter n!gt coru lass. tho
litter struck tAo oriucr vi tho shoulder will Ill A
julctlnE scvcr- aul irlnfhl wolnf which ns.csSl-
tatt+l Its removal 10 tho Ao4pitai. McCar4y WAS
rested.
Hnlou Williams was me! at Tho OF Lake and
Cllll strccA last eyen by tAres 1acn. wll0 ursEtc
Mps,s lis buying rilS. un his refusal they ra-
him. lie ca,srri tho rrrcat Of uno Of tbs trio, Charles
Htccuwoo4, who waa locked up In TIC Iausoa Street
Station.
Nr. Con stahoncy s1n,,aed hl,nrclf aud II mos!ry
crovI IB nigh. iy sHasu!ns La oil the ~liH1a"t ut
Fttchcsten restaurant, On Made4 a:tcat AGlr tIa!.
tt.l. lie 4lcce4cd III cutting hh hants lady, anil
wound UP hts h!st,slhancs a'Y f4li!is tnt1 ilI"s-
tsa:luu.
Last 1t, paE!ck'a Day Charies II. spragno mi John
Ii1!kn1I, hatl -pc, ia Which .ss tlAyou thu tinst
toInlent fart. Lut aHCfnH they did INT eo It Fat
s{actD.ily aud, tnesttn lAtt evening Ut No. III
Saith CAn1l strrst Eeuewa the quarrel. knifa VIII
dawn by aprag.ic, who cut l'nkh4in IN tho tfr, In.
ttetIng teyGre woul. Iuth men wcro taken TO tht
Madison 8trset btatiou.
Mrs. ElIza Slono anil her sistsr, Mrs, Wilson, rcsd
Ing at Nu 81 Th!r.ylunrth atsect, aEa sasa W ti.s
iicc to be notorjoliA runi1st.t hui /. ilurus
irnnkon qt.urre! Tuesday evening that tic late1
threw PAINFUL Of boiling hot Mrsh III tfe iacs ant
Lre;as d! tho farner sca!!ns Ler teyerey, hnt ,ao
equity Iua!ial, an her sstcs EsEeatcl Al4 bell
| 10 await = Acarlus Oh tho 1ith !nb..
, 1875-04-08
Y, III. c. A.

sptrfal Ditpateh to Tia CAtcago Triasns
Foar WArNE, 1nl., APRIL 7-fhc Conference Of
delegates from the Young Mems CLrl4tts Associations
Of Inainna Ilsrois, OHIO, Michigan, Now York, Ken.
lucky and Cani&ls reau1ssnbled this morning. D. ".
htunha Of indianapolis, wns chosen President. and
W ". yanArsdale, Of Chicago. Secretary. T4o fol
lowing uuslness Committee Wal selected: oh!o, ".
h, We., Of uIeye!an.t; ludanG J. X. Walls, Of New
Albany illinois, Il. Wendensall, OF Chicago; Michl-
gs,l, II. Pierce, Of Grand 1asp!dst Koatucky, II. II.
Mcluruey. lteaorts Vt thu condsiou Of tho work in
tho various 6ta.es weso naie Blk now organizations
have been formed III Illinois and eight In
Minncsota, and great intorcst Is 1nan!fcstctl
iu Iowa and WlsoOnsn. largo number of
now nstocaslpns wera nao reported NJ having bceil
formed In Suutie btatea. E1endcd discussion tUok
p'1se upon .ls ncst means Of epli.ng tle oa!httuu
tuhl!c generally In tho AsHNlatluMx work. farou1
Suggestions wesu uac ln reference 10 thla matter
HeSc1at Ut the delegates spoke strongly tu regsEl to
securing full ate.!laca at thu International Col.
,esun to bu heI.l ~ lilehmonl. Va, III atay ,slxt
rtis evening, .rgey:atten!el ltliae-nculinR wa
held a. sLs Watno Street u. +. Church, which ut-
rvsard by seyt raj VI tbs most prominent workers In
attendance upon tie Confereace, which then al
inurne4 Aue die,
, 1875-04-08
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Tic J1o,uconstl!c rl.ysi.a,,s and Surgeons meet At
,ac Trcmon. siuuao thi4 evening.
-, ..,....s, ,r,,t 1,,d NJ, tr,nor.
liant bnfncss meeting hH evening at tf.o arnlo1y.
rb. ,h,rn,, Liza, Clul, mee, It tas r;i.u,tec uf n
~ n,.,1o, ~ ,,',,t.., "s s,.,o tba cyrn,nu A. 4
H. HaSten, III lih'la,a hsea"cs Hs e''"i'3 ~
o'clock, sharp.
r,c f,m,,t,ro or f.rrrcs,v ,,t.n,o and invitation
,ne ee's1Is u, I'tttl' IN, .s., ~. n,o,,,, =,
S'sess anu sai'ofH re''htl. MN "ne. ,"' a.
so'eloek. At isoom II Grant ia'iile h'tcl'
~" .t".us -s"" ., ~" ',.,,' ,,,,,,r.., 49,.
anrete IN te fsons o1 tho "'s'N''''' 49,
ncr Of ktato anil Mollsoa "trctsa sh.s evening. nno
jcst; "Dilyer tloli.,n,h"
T..
, 1875-04-08
DEATHS,


nfGGISS-1ast evening, at Nj. ~ !Frtt Inj9n1-sf.+
".snE ln!ant ton Of John Z. aud lsoAauna Ht..ths,
aerh months and T. days.
huticc " uuef&l hereafter.
HOSrElnU-Aftor a nhntt Illness, .Chsrle1 1lolland,
tho oay r.l!d nt Il. ". aud Clafn ilolIand Iiotgcou
sgd nlontha aud days. ,
Funeral !o.tay ut u iron. tho ressdenee Of his
f-sprlua,ieI, Mass, Republican and Itpy. N. y.
tEtcts Floas9 copy,
viii 10 sl al lis Wu,t iase.st i. a. tomorrow.
EDL1.tNd Apri! i. Ellsn. hon!ed diuEhior of Jamss
anu Mary collins, hgtd y yeats nnd months
vafy Ge,autesy FsIaals ot lilo tsmiIy arS inviioi,
flAIle-hlvn Thn.ntan. infant sn nf Wllllam z. anil
Aso H. Hair agod huulhs, vi Wednesday,, April :. st
Tum,r to t,1o placo Thursday. Arrle, at onuck,
at i: Euth Auust. AL lsicnds ara inEiGd D attend.
3DSEs.1n this city, Apslt 1ionsy W. Joncs. In the
~ -l;cns,ee. u. l., p.pe,a please cory.
HEAr-ln thit cI,y, April t. isi6. taonrtetta nrovnl
,cved win nj s1las Urey, a4od = years nunhs aud
days. =, .
II au1Sta, fl!., aud Tort .itxlnson. WIS.,. paper.
ri :aso cty.
EowMAR-Tuostiay. AprIl6. Of ,nenns!tls, william,
.nrti, nnwmar eon u Dan il. aud atarsn H. Bowman,
Eas.ai siil t..a r.ee from tn, residence. sal Or
| cliartst. Thursday, ut s'cleck y. m.
taSs H. eaas daaater i s. snd Nois
| Su,ttnslt aE5d tlonth1.
| 81" RUstun i'sVots p!Gaso cnpy.
DAnrtIOLnY-1n "Wednesday morning, April 7, Al
1nrinck ;hart,. ", ". tartnoy. tnant enu Ut y. q.
Fanora1 il III ,c.f-nce. corner Dvislo and Lincoln
| gt,,, IN ThHr1dnY, April =. Mt 1nGlGck.
, 1875-04-08

A3slOAA LIZ AhA+ A.t-' a*7-'"t-'t*
.,rr,l mcctu, Yesterday for III. n,sposo uf tsans-
fe.rins Aelr in,ersa }.ea wa4 held under special
acncral lars II TIC State.
Yno t u.s. se"s .. , M ",y % , earn'.
teassa ao1 .as ou' -, ~ w., .n,, .,
eo, tr te S r,siu: Of Of III, sea,rs vas o!,,e
r.u wt,ple number Of ,.w4huyt taken iu ulnec The
iss ost;; on the t tas ~ III; M o' s ~ g! va
"tnnrr nruyn1.i vii, homes *: siurn OF. -, Ii.
s. y asxs ts s.s, ii; t. s,r T. i /, i; i;
as eSssa ssx ,,s IT. s,s9 o'aI. h s s
With cr.ttcst cooa We cna an to uc:onr!is;. is
4has Of ssslnH ,,nss from hscouaiag lcn.oraial b*
ron.roi hui int vg lhe,r cw,, viii nutl cEu,e. The
njy cfTrrtiys way ,y which tlIa ra.1 Es acco,liscd
n b. .!yu. enl,loynent, a, wei u hono t, ilr
y o 1cs a y19 Luz pny a. IT, sssmny say a s IL
it country hn,ua uyen il il e rood cue Gnd Il il
er" e, hestlu Ia,,n lnIy a Sa woui @ ". ud s
VA Ind elmllsI c1oi mcc;,,ule in rom iell:n luy
nssoo w. i 5 'a sse e 5ss s
| 10 rot ale i.st r,ltmeut., or 4 u &, Of trnl,
sa,ulosne,t in shop3 a manufacturers II wags sut.
f,cicn: 10 support tiemselycr II nothing more.
:.our nav building furnIslles ample rOom f,r this.
fnr tic purpose An outside iron stairway 10 e frta
stury /. ali hut is needed Of auy account Tho room,
canuu Saait.bostot1s and b:skc.-natiuy printing
u,locanluG aud tailoring Nn llayn n c!iaF.4laI IL
r,a,jy IN succchsii operation, and hnye n,ne over
100 rhair-hottony plpce tie beginning Of T.b.1aty
proposition tus 10 u 1uala lis to o],cu small jI,
}tlpr oGcc Occupying al}ou ouc- 1,ft Ut 1e fourth
Iuor. utter propo1toHs n1c reudiua Tor lie tr,scH
snnkru pf T1csc nho,s should bo ilee ,ha manages
Iacnt utl control Of tIloso VINO run than, es pro.
prieors aud ior tho flret year shey pay rent Tor
i2mo needing employment, aud nrs cont into ono ef
th" shops to be Instructed and Imid for their Iabor
.U!acttt' anil peldltu" IL toouucern and
| 4 mrans nj ifTeNhood 10 cusw7r Tic purrtrc
| Ipr which thu nysrsao buy A fitted. Thc
,uutnant YOU bcujm 10 re.liy hcncet
In strrrt ru.niu you must Isoi,,
IN iook nbot for y0fna other enntova,snt for hifi
for nherufsc nn}v n, few cxrcnioma cnf xiii Y,,
,in s rcrn for vonr eior AMI tr r, s,icl, ax yau
, 1875-04-08


-.rr,.v ruc,rr nr A ..t,u1v
"A'o" ,oS ~
whole iafis'l} hau teis t"t'o" ESCAPE aro" aeNa
y cots.h HlHrttny& aud It VAS not tInt!t yt'rrliy
IA, rmrt,se rsnortcr o.tarcl tho facls which are
s for ,ho r,t t,,ur-fo,,r t1ya II, advance Of rom
R''e'1 i'a 'A' ~ ~. ~" " ~, ~ ,,.t
tent ornttc". bhoatl any OF 1Ao eeheano'a.
cx1Gg.rutors hnd fault with tho statement OF
dacts In tho Ease, why. oil they have to
Nv N ~ >ns ~, Ie" - ~, -. I,,,cr,.
ITO haiHueu. ana nolsoHons 4"a'.s ~ M ~
risk, Or a1eet Fbisln. which ANAL aHar-oe rataef
eu,e lust like II, and ont of tho sans tatcli-ea1c
x.rr r.ar ro,tro t,,rcc pcr.or. tL.r lives George
s 49, -. o ., -, Iess ~ tf, "a, nt,.st tho
nha Mafy hn1hh' co'oFce' sna' anu W. ~, ,.r,
truth Of tic narrative, aid The dealer Who soia s,
the enll rneks Will also lo 10 Will tuo "'"s' S"ou
feeling. -, t,,n u.o,,
Mr.. Austin Is All h!inhle h'nNfefs u H ct lsw Is.o
street, wtlcra ehe ani1 hIteatn thantn!n
md aoi. hnu twn slalGlteft. StsHt', nssnH @ s,'
rurrhabcd from Gt"FEt ]. AlAhh'nFf oastt ut I'LL ss.
irEt!pner ut Nc. +a4 M ttc samo s'ssS' WI wi uIn %
tpskh, MI nicely saEar-uatra. nKe nnS W., ,.,
Tasks. Hhc prepared rnHre. h'nae 1 =! . S SA'I ~
ahp had Use! " tretaiasL III. . u1s. s.tn ntn' ~ ~
tho alrEtMco VI hcr hafnnd a;tt o!s!ss. tnS
taown to hrr ft,tFa! r'af', "lth het Fun As
IL, ami slnghter ilnHrf a y sea!s. lug tsas @ au
rnHrs' ctHpr!Hr" ". WI ~ 80 80 ..s.,, ~ rrr .,c,
Of r biscuits aut fSc shscn lptEon 9, a"1 s. st;
lm>urtassy Httrf n'af!.!li. 's' ILL., ~. tnrs.i
fell pntathF sthAa'u'a att. NY ss In .IH III
, 1875-04-08
COUNTY BUILDING.

r,,,.,., ,.,-,r n :, .;tt.r han otv,n ar,n1cv.
S"'s. 1t'a;HseF H. -. "'''et -" e'ch e"'f'o,.
meat to tls ls1ls* III his ose Eac aud every mo oi
them that earning hoe fi ter lay, ta amount
,tuw, thn n, ,,ey ere ali laes Of sp,rior clerical
nh,iI,.. h,ytny hat e.nertcnro In tha 1,ecor1er.a
"a,'''' "a'."s , 'sa" - w.. .s,,
Collector T4rry O'Drlet., Of WcHt Chicago. has at
la. r,turncd hs br,t, l.. cuanty-collcctur ,t1.Icr
.:e',,., w. 49,. l.. 49,, H., ~, .,1s ,,,.,. 1t.
1ss'efaas Ach ~ '-1' ''a' Wv ''it IVY - "e' A
f"nua' nia'tat.n. - Netf vft9so' Mh'eA ah'oaa1 +"
1ow ,,1st due alr. ODsicn should Ese scnt In hin
1o,ts ,r,- n In, oa,, ot IN, mouth lt r!a,r that
~, ~, r.". " ,.. ,,.,n. =, o.,.I, f i,ls
INV sie'tsa1 "o "as W. ea's"a':" :" r.'' u, .''
having tnea IN readiness tooI'sE II WILL now tase
Collector alcr at least Wet to asccrs,n tho exact
nal fnii::. ths uInruu. nbuyc gt;eu.
e "
Gen. Lscl ~As the recipient MonAay OF drlraerh
from T. bchp'nty, Supervisor of rinr1tant III this
K.se requesttuH him not to grant inercsgsltrenso
% charlss bl"on aAd Dtana Ai!'nf NALL Ee co!a sca
nl. The PARTIES, 1t scrinh "cre On tAclf WY e Ch
caso for tio l1tIo.a o. Wa!iosS nsstesuay e. sner
it In MI appearances lt the Cuiiy taesks uIlcr.
aud snfor'nci Gen Lei, tia: tbs srrsEcaMts tor tss
liccnsa wcso rattcrs nnt consequently oSht not TO
DO permitted to enter into thu catae Gf married Bliss.
tien Icb informed Mr. S'lvaby that ths wus frru
and, therefore. thu nsar:laeeens, wul!a lu jH4nod:
sr. 1o', with Miss Miller, wcto thetef".r. gruntol
T1tr NDXl'ITAl~
Tim int Committee. on Public buildings 1nA Hos.
rilu ii s County Uaarl LciI coufcJeI,tu ycoteriay
Xiii tlm Medical ioaTi aid .,Fel.trst uoci.rlE9. Tio
Do9uc, lioHs anil DoyI;t, OF tic Nelca Board. Tho
matcr under J!scuoion WIS Tho ERECTION Of tl,e new
County Hospital. tbs pAysicla,a each eaya tha,r
, 1875-04-08

orrcd 10 rartc. In search Of husne'a asA. foyh
AMI chl!drena garments, etc. Thesc goo II arc lena
sold Mt less t1n ,nanfart'rrth cost. and in totne
cares 70 rcr cent below original Prices.
Tho rrguar stock Of spring nvcrcaass. etf, sto..
for and boys, II most cnlcta alt. tn,I'rarrs Tho
a Cards ot tho Srason frntn Tho nrontlwAy borse.
EprirH oycrctaa cut sylah an rol ut fli cnch. nro
attracting considerable attention. lSi aul l6a State
Al
, 1875-04-08

Fourth Di.tr!rt-I. $. scosel. II. r. D"uu j. 1A"'
ton, 7. cuda,orc, ]. IT, ttnnny. :, ca,o,,,.ro :.
To.cil i. Dougiesty, q. i. CLARK, a. oshMiseh' T.
Mnylan. - ,,,. ,..,..t.,,
Sitth +ert..-pr. q. D. lIowe' Hiram fahtsesoel''
Ijn t1non, Il was decided that NJ Ws!sEon be At
tlcr37rt 10 ca Tho committee tnRGtrf 10 MAKO noin1'
uatt,ls al sucI iInie a. he mEat tAlhA proFef'
1he tnehtlur ttnu h1foNtNed.
, 1875-04-08


Thors have heen Is mics ot llpo laid, InoFu than
balf Of which was 4-iDeh Iifc.
Thu Committee cougsatnEatps tho Eoarl cnl Village
that they Aayo works rfccs ut ell! tct my III
tho country, an constructed Vi coUt fur leow tAst
Ut any other OF tie aaulu caI'lc'sy.
FANK NiDuE.
Agreeabe TO notice Ut March TO- IN election was held
1t ths school.louc Saturday evening, for tho purse
Of eectug two ehool Trustees to I'LL The yacancts oo.
ca1!oupi by the fesisHaton Of Aeasss. Smith and
Perry. Cul. Thomas !. Aobb An1 Robert ". SeaehAn1
@tFa unanimously elected.
Al election for Village Trustees will take place on
ayn9 out work for the ensuing ycAg Col. ltobo wAs
the 18th Init.
Tho DoArl Of Bchooi Directors met TusAdsy
eIaulng, tos Tho Qufpoaa Of Organization ka1
, 1875-04-08

II you would lcar the real Of all this c1.ite
nept au,1t Glen Eiara allncraf Wafer, wtio 10 G. c.
Il II. II. Parks, Wat,ktcan, far circular, nnf learn
nf ,u roil. .rf. uil Amos. mIracr|as cures per-
formed, Of Inquire for ihu water At yor druggists.
, 1875-04-08

Endowment. nnd riasnce TO instructed to tell tho
IAals m srars, and t!cTue Tho proeees q"
II wss a,so rrclci that tho rents of 5'nes 1inl',
With Tho sauth VIM q t EntysF,my @ n II ss
Mhtr hn.iucss related 10 nattesS mol III condition
| tAt ,tyAr
, 1875-04-08

Gus dollar two-hutton Kill gloyca In alt coorst old
psco ti.s0. .
Another lat Of those Ascent 11ark alrncas worth II
cents J3 sn.ortc, spring lry goods now olcn-
in4. TA..Irid,,es, III anl IlG Htato atrtct.
, 1875-04-08

z. II. Durkoo c Co.'s Salnd.Drcssins-A
LUXURY Mt Moderate Cost.
For meat anA vegetable EaI,ds. combining in rer-
fcctio uIt tho rc.ul.!tcp At all cxcettnyIyr!r Ant
delicious dr s+ng. With Il thoroughly g0od ealal IL
uawnss sss,Irt'. Sold by gruCcrs.
, 1875-04-08

Are you locking for baTgaiusT Do you want gold
dollars fer Is censA! II no, you will be veil Eeua!d
bynquisng what H. ]. Natung ths q. Q. D. clothlaE,
Il doing Inzt now.
lii. kusit,g has prepared In hta establishment q
sspacA Department. whvse extraordinary Inducements
, 1875-04-08

4 NcccE6ary CorFect1on.
Tiln advertisement uf Mallcl 1trothcra. published
,.rnay. nalo 10 ntatr that lint }fsn ad fur nao
1lD rl.as Of caneu llnir, %nr:h 81, al 10 ccMir II
s',,lt have real for 20 ccnts, Which Ii ecFtaihlyh
luw chulHh price for tho sools
, 1875-04-08

Very ane Reed + son,, l.atey, rrinro L Co.. mi
Bre organs, hnl Ilto ,Is.l for nale at lcels Tenn
nlc Of Music, ~ Van Uureu streel, ut ltaf-lrlce.
, 1875-04-08

Great En1o Of Ribbons. .
Saturday morning shall begin anntlrr tarso snsn Of
ribbons ut antouishiugy low prices, selling all sF'te1
rbona frnin tn t,l, hes wt1o for 'h:n yard; Ero'
ErItns ass; u7ss wji. all cnl7ra S,r 49, GU nI fc.
totnr e1Ey nnI tic l.ra.t 1araalns tlucAEiu
laliucr L Co., tJ1 and l;ny Stle street.
, 1875-04-08

Juat rccr!vr nj l!ccds Temple Of ATustc corner Of
Dearborn and Tnn HURON ErectF few very tino UP.
right rauu. coaaiEtng tho latest md best improve
uC3lts.
, 1875-04-08

Joseph s. Williams, OF Princeton, ILL.,. 2lna nearly
completed machine thai l1o }rnrusc8 to rroicl hy
electromagnetic power. A car viii, tho nac,ito nj
tsecd ~ii III few days INKS tttal-tr.r OVER tho
IL enthusiastic lis Invention, and ia confident of
It's BIlEcpaY.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-11
ABsOLUTION.

We have never read o more conclusive
exposure of political hypocrisy than in the
comments of General R. B. Hayes, Of
Ohio, upon the position of the Democrats
on the currency question. History tells
the opinions of jackson and Benton. In
their day camel could have Hoped through
the eye of needle with far less trouble
than bank-ragger could have entered the
hard money kingdom of the Democracy
Now Mr.. Thurman examines the platform
upon which his venerable uncle is
standing and af3irms that it is perfectly
square with Democratic principle. He
even thinks that it does not imply
an increase of currency, although the
circulation is to be regulated by the
wants of trade" General Hayes actually
quotes from the speech of Senator Thur
man, made last winter, in which he up
braids the advocates of expansion for pro-
Tossing to do just what his uncle, Kaiser
Wilhelm Allen, now stands pledged to do.
1t is bad enough for Democracy to vote
for flush money, but when we see the
solid position in favor of specie resump-
ton taken by General Hayes for the Re-
publican party, and the opposition to their
own principles by the Democracy, we
stand aghast at the audacity of those who
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-11

There is nothing exactly like good bath.
and there are men who ride a hundred
miles on Sunday to get one. Not that they
could not keep clean on this side Of the
lake; but there is something exhilirating in
= plunge in four feet of water and a pile of
oyster shells. McParis has weakness that
way. He came in on the late train, limp
ing and wearing a slipper on foot which
had been cut by shells. And more than
that he was q very dirty man. The sands
of many miles had fastened upon his hair.
outlined his eyebrows and played in drifts
about his neck; his eyes were trimmed with
coal cindars, and his ears were loaded with
dust and soil enough to delight Granger.
McPAris was happy, and resting his lame
foot . moment near the depot, and speak
ing snimstedly through sand and perspira-
ton. he tried to tell how perfectly splendid
. man felt after taking good bath.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-11

tenance Of q republican form of govern
ment, in proportion as each wishes politi-
cal quiet and domestic prosperity should
each decide on the party which promises
best for these objects. Without any attempt
to influence the decision of any upon the
subject, We can only say that if any
should choose to call themselves Repub-
licans they will have the highest Southern
examples that such an appellation carried
into principle is entitled to the highest
honors ever awarded honorable meu by q
grateful people.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-11

can quit their own solid ground to totter
on the bubbles or ascend in the balloon
of imitation.
But the bull of dissolution has gone
forth. The letter of plenary indulgence
has been published The Ohio platform
may SO dilute the currency that no
chemical agent can detect any more
symptoms Of the precious metals than
sea water has of silver, and the disciples
OF Benton will accept it as bullion. The
platform may promise the sixty odd thou
sand mechanics in Cincinnati an IRON
clad tariff of protection, and the Alabama
Democrat would hail the election of Gov
ernor Allen as triumph Of free trade.
The platform may give separate schools
to the Protestants and Catholics, as we
do to the different races among us. o. it
may close out the common schools Alto
gether, and the Democratic ticket will not
lose vote thereby.
Absolution and indulgences cover .
thousand fold more frailties than charity
can. We look upon the Democracy
broken loose from principle and counting
all the rapacity, ambition and famine in
one crusade for Office as the most formid-
able combination that the Republicans
could be called to encounter. The politi.
cal infallibility of. Governor Allen, the
political dispensations and indulgences
given out and awarded by his plausible
nephew. are like the assurances given to
The Mahomedan soldier that if he dies
lighting in the sacred cause. he will be
taught up to the enjoyment Of prema.
lure Paradise
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ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS RE.
WARD.

STATE OF LOUISIANA
Executive Department.
New Orleans, July Is, 1875
THEREAs, On the first day of July MICHAEL
JOSEPH BOWDEN. resident Of the parish Of st.
James, was barbarously murdered in the parish
of St. James at the plantation Of v. 3. II. Anderson
about nine miles below Donaldsohyille. in the State
of Louisiana; and
Whereas, Ali efforts to Errest his murderer have
failed. notice 10 hereby given that reward Of
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS will be paid for the
arrest and conviction Of CARL ALBERZ. the
murderer. who is Swede, aged about twenty-five
years, height about i've feet ten inches sailow
complexion, hair black, beard dark and but little
of it, eyes dark. rather . dovncast look. narrow
forehead, broad STOPPING shoulders, stands with
his feet turned out, dresses we'll Tor . working
man, and speaks broken English.
Given under my hand and the seal of the State,
hereunto attached, this fifteenth day of July, in
the year o; our Lord Eighteen hundred and seventy
five. and in the Col tsnnisl year OF the i-depen.
deuce OF the United States.
WILLIAM P. KELLOGG.
By the Governor:
P. G. DESLONDE.
Secretary OF State. tylS
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SHERIFFS SALES.

The City Of New Orleans vs.. ID. Jamese
MclntOsch.
y OF Orleans No. 7O,s32.-By virtue of a wit
o. Or neri facias TO me directed by the honorable
Inc superior District Court for the parish OF Or.
OF ls:4, will proceed to sell ct public auction at
the Merchants and Aucfioneers Exchange. Rovsi
IN the second District Of this city, on WEDNESDAY,
August II 1875 at twelve O'Clock NJ. the follovinc
described property to wit - ~
ONE CERTAIN LOT OF GRNIND s,+n.taa 4, 81.
First District of this city in eauare nnmber ono
G and sixty eight, bounded by Common.
camp. Mag zine and Gravier streets desionafaS
- lot number ten. measuring twenty one fer on
depth. - WV 20" i"e"os In
Seized in the shove anti
Torms-CaAh on the spot
;,o,o,, EUGENE WAGGAMAN.
1ySis suIl Civil Sheriff Of the Pari0h OF Orleana
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

OFFICE Board OF STATE AND City TAX ASSESSOR
No. 20 CarOndeleI street,
New Orleans, August !. 1875
The taxpayers of the city Of New Orleans
parish Of Orl. ans Louisiana, are hereby notified
that tie assessment on real estate and persona
property for State and city taxes for tho year 1875
exigibe in the year 1876, completed and will be
exposed for inspection and correction from Q
A. NJ till P. NJ. tsundsys excepted), until the
THIRTY FIRST DAY OF AUGUST. 1875.
at which time all complaints of excessive or
erroneous assessments will be considered.
j. L. HERWIG,
President Board Of State and City Assessors.
N. B.-Taxpayers are requested to bring their
asst years tax receipt q description of the
property as to district and number Of square.
au3 imp j. L. HERWIG, President.
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So long as coal oil lamps continue to ex-
plode and kill their victims with unfailing
that oils used in such lamps are non explo
sive, have but little weight. The people
are not yet educated to believe that what
they see and know can not be true.
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1t is proposed by the people of Nashville
to erect grand mausoleum on the Capitol
grounds, in which are to be placed the re-
mains of ex-Presidents johnson, jackson
and Polk. There is no protection in this
world for the bones of great men dead, and
until cremation is adopted vandals will
continue to cart them about for vain show