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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-15
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

MAyoRALfy OF New OlLaANs,
City Hall, January IL. 1878.
NO 3sol-Adninistzation ssriea,
An ordinance adopting All estimate Of expend
lures OF the city VI New Orleans for tbe year
1875.
BE it ordained bv the Council % the etS of New
Orleans That in conformity with section fourteen
OF set OF the Legislature, no. 70, approved
April Is, 1872, and act No. 50. approved March
II, 1874, tho following estimate Of expenditures
(incuding police and schools) foH the year 1885,
lie and the same is hereby adopted:
TOgBPAID FROM THE CITY pEsTrAx.
Consolidated bonds interest At six per
cent. 9s.y ~ 80
Railroad bonds, due May !, 1874. 81.
changeabe for new consolidated
gold bOuds, or with privilege Of
rene wal, as per ordinance no. 289S.
administration seriGS. interest II
six Der cent. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. To ~ ~
POntchartra.n railroad OOnd. interest
at six per cent. Observation-Disclosures. $3.50 90
per cent?. ........................ 5000 %
Seven per cen. loan 1863. interest u
seven per cent. ......,......,... Is. 46S 90
Seven per cent loan 1890. interest 1t
seven Der cent. ..... .............. Ho,Oo. o"
Jefferson City bonds, interest ct eight
Per cent. ......:................ s3.sOs 90
street improvement loan. interest 4.
seven and three per cent. :a5ss 90
Zen per cent loan. Interts: at ten zee
cent: .::......: .................. In,Ss 60
per CENT $50 ~
Fink Asylum loan, interest - siH pts
New conso,iaa,ed debt tgod hondS
genera! seriesl interest on e2558..
go at 0ven per cent, el190O
gold premium ON currency II ILL.,
6lo,hb u. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. S%.sS0 ~
CsrrOl!tOn bonds, Interest ~ eight Pee
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-15

IonyNY HAWKINS Is DEAD.-Not the
gentleman, bus horse named after him.
belonging to Mississippi Fire Company No.
.. The animal was one Of the best il the
department., and served we'll during bis
term OF office.
FIRE ON VICTORY STREET.-AbOut twelve
o'clock Wednesday night fire was discov.
cred in T. one story double frame house at
the corner Of Victory and Enghein streets.
and the building was entirely burned. i,
was owned by Henry Beecher. and eccu'
pied as dwelling and grocery by John
Schoal The building was worth $500.
and the grocery was valued at $500.
There were signs that the tire was the work
Of an iucendiary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-15

!, A COOP ONE.-Thomas Carthy disiiies
policemen, and to prove it shot at Officer
johnson twice, with deadly intent. on
Foucher, near st. Joseph street. Thomas
failed in his attempt to intiniidate. and the
Metropolitan calaboosed him.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-15

go prizes. amounting $50 100
EXPLANATION OF APPROPRIATION PRIZES.
The nine remaining units of the same Pen OF the
numbers drawing the first three full prizes il ba
entitled to thu, twenty ximatisu prizes.
For example: II ticket No. PIG draws the 500 0OS
prizc. those tickets Inm bere l2i 12I2 1913. i2ss
l24a i2a7 i2a. 1919 and 1850 will each BE- entitled
to $500. II ticket No. 2I dravs the 10 600 prize,
those tickets numbered 232. 23s. 2,. 23s. 236. 1871
1888. l33 ant 80 will each 6s entitled to 5000. -
ticket No. $50 draws the $4,000 prss. those tcketa
numbered 81. ~ si3. "a. 4', Ssi. 49, 80 and 81,
viii be each entitled 10 sizes.
Whole Tickets. $40: 1Inlrrs. IS. Quay
tiers. Sc so: hlghths, 81 rs.
PRIZES PAYABLE IN Full WITHOUT prerr
TfON
C1dcfa 10 DO a.idr~sse to
LOUISIANA S:ATE LOTTERY COMriHr.
Lock boz 80. CO... ros:ofI:cr.
New Orisar.a
Send pVstof'see money osIes, o. seyi,:er zoos
letter. la1fr
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-15

Mr.. j. II. Levy as one who had offered q
bride, and last evening he was arrested on
st. Charles street. He was taken to the
Jackson equare station. but was paroled
soon afserward.
There are two charges against Mr.. Levy.
both for bribery. Immediately after he
was arrested Mr.. Levy said that it was
true that he had conversed with members
of the Legislature. and had spoken of their
leaving. but did not offer bride. He says
that before this affair is we'll over come
revelations will be made that may amour:
10 something like sensation.
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&CHBMRo


Halves. Quarters ard ki.htha ih proportions
J prize OF $40 900
! prize o. 10000 ls.......s.ossoose...... 1000
prize ~ 1000 is........osss.......... 5000
20 prizes o. 500 arc Observation-Disclosures. 10000
~ psiass Ot 800 are.........s.......... S.ts9
APPROPRIATION PRIZES.
approximations Of 5000 each for ere
nine remaining units Of the same ten
Of the number drawing the $4,000
priAo are.sss ssssssssss.ssssssssssssssss S,so2
approximations Of $500 each for the
nine remaining units Of the same ten
0f the number drawing the $1,000
Vr1He aTessssss UysF
Approximations of 800 eacl. for the
Aine remaining units Of the sameieN
Of she Aumhey drawing the $500
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-15

SOMETHING LIKE Decentralization
twelve and one O'clock Wednesday night
there was considerable row in the house
corner of Dryades and Common streets.
On the lower floor is bar room, and above
is a low gambling den, where ugly custom.
era resort. William II. Brand and j. II.
Bolton were wounded, the first in his neck
and the latter in his left leg. The men who
fired the shots were Manuel Parada. Viii.
liam Perez and William Taylor. alias
Bazile. Bazile was arrested, but the others
managed to escape. The wounded men
were sent to the Charity Hospital. Several
persons found in the house were arrested
for disturbing the peace. 1t is said that
women were there gambling at the time Of
the difficulty.
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POUND NOTICES,

DgPAaTM.YT OF PoL;CE. {
Few Orleans January II. 1875. )
EHYAs EROtSNr so TIKI SECOND DISTRICT
w Pound sSrSee - Tsata street aAd caIoudsiet
walk.
ONB BAT HeRsE ~ifs-ssar on forehead. t!.:i
n enc eve. about thirteen hands high.
WhEhit not claimed within Ays dare and tho
ton. at said pound. on TUESDAY. January u.
u MccARTliIs a:E.!a:s:ra:es.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-15

DEPARTMENT POLIcH.s
New Orleans. JANUARY "a. 1878
1NAs BEocGHp TO THs THIRD DISTRICT
w Pound. corner ~fSyaS and C'cuhart streets--
ONH BLACK cow with hight ear cut 81 sn3
sore on the back.
Which. II aot claimed within fve DAYS and tfs
expenses thereO1 paids will be sold at public
tieIe at said pound. On TUESDAY, January -
1875. At twelve o'clock N,
No. 7l..jsl5 I'd D. MCCARTHY Administrator.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-15

Victor Hugo wants to wr.:e = lie Q! John
Brown.
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LOTTERIES.

LOTTERIES.
GPLENOll3 SCHEME.
ONLY 10000 Nua,BEnYs
LOUISIANA SrA1x SiNGIK SVMBEs lvlrEsg
Capital Fsi4s......o.o.oooo.$2O.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY
ISraerp"sst<d Aug0,s o.. lss'h
CLASS 40
To - drawn In pubic as Soc 0s:s.as
u SATURDAY. JAnuary -. ISs3s
SCHEME
10000 1ickesso .T1cHhis only sac
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-15

Redemption. sns teDtb..........s.... 5000 90
Total...................., el2l, 100 @
TO BIZ PAID OUT OF MARKET REvENUIa
TO The Louisiana National Bank. late
Fiscal Agent, On account Of in
terest aud principal Of loan. ...... 1ieo. ~ -
TO BE PAID OUT OF CITY PARK TAN
One eighth Of one per sent assess.
uient fer $Ils.29G. 5Oa.............. sl4s,i7, IS
TO Be PAID OUrOF PAVING ASsESSMENTA
Street assessment bonds, interest sew.
en- and thsee-tenti.s per csnt..... e6s9 o.
70 BE PAID OUT oP PUBLIC SCHOOL TAX.
As per estimate OF School Board. ..... S2eS.2S Sc
TO BE- PAID OUT OF POLICE TAN.
As per estimate Of Board Of Comm
s!onsrs. not TO sxcesd............. es9ceOs o.
TO BE PAID OUT Op TAX FOB CURRENT CITY
EXPENSES AND OTHER REVENUES NOT
OTHERWISE APPROPRIATED OR SET APART
~ LAW
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.MOEITION.
SUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT.

METROPOLITAN LOAN SAVINGS AND PLEDGE
Bank vs.. +. Il Dumas and Francois LaeXoix-
Nc u oCA
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10 BID PAID PROM DRAINAGE

New consolidated gold oonds. drainage
series, interest seven per cent. w.
lmated premium in currency III.
Attorneys te<s Oh collections for zee
Ond draiDsSs district, ~ pdD Gus
Salaries aud stics 11eAseo. .........
, 1875-03-08

!onn terms nthe cftsoa Of lilo I,at;one" .,.r
tAlt. then shall Gods people como In l,n ~, tnal
the fatl, and tho knowlcdgo Of tho Som "1!{ht ~ Z
nEto norfnct lna. unlo tho ,aaas,,re y, -, va
wo le nbio To cnmpi ohond with ali eais thhsil
sEo breadth aud egt1. tho t1otl mud haIits hmai y
aud to know tho lovo of Christ, Which nasi. nrsEAt
ttn,Glw'saSG tn,lvass g. n tnt 20 might be lod viii iii 4.
p."n!n. !" And Ile gase sorne Apostlee and Fam,
pastors mud toacera for tho postectaR n ffG'a sa
Saints, for tho work Of tho minis,ryI ~. n. "a
e:lifyinK Of tho bndr mot i,,,ii,e,i ,if tas
Ch!iht.' "Tllat We hci,ceiorth bc m ~, of
ci,'dscn tossed 70 and fro and carried abont tG1a r.
and cunning oraftinoss wi,vrebY ihoy ia T. i, mea a
to deceive; hut speaking tho truth In o,o WI
grow up into Him III all things Which s tho1a 1aa7
oycn Ch,ist; from whom tl,o whole bo.s nsid H,tda
Joined togcthor and compacicd by that WIKI Mt!F
working II tho measure Of every part uIaui ,af.a
icroaso Of tho boly unto tho ctilfyny Of fasa ,sIa3
In loyc. Now into u!nn that ia aLln IN II, dee dsels
cscdng Abundant!Y abovo all that m W W u
think, according to the powor that werks,h y
1s.-anio Hin, DO glory in tho Church. BY CHI
Now. III conclusion, would teeapitnlate "u sG,
give tho argument In the smallest pos,th1" ~. aul
rasa' Flrst, repentance to~nrd God ,eeos1 Ss1'
ia,tn toward our Lord Jcsuh Uhriat: thiri ~
Rchcratioil W tle Holy bpIltt, by which uct.
come children Of God md heirs viii Chn,t;. W. q.
tho l1cnyou OF inheritance. Now lloro W. I.Io sIo
tho fa1r of God. with Christ icsus oTp 1sss as
as elder brother. Wo do not propose to rcan.,sa ta
govern or control shIs family, bn., viii tbs Mas.
spirit 10 lead unto all truth" tito lora 10y
Dh.iat 70 sonstrain 70 nl obcd!oncr, and md NJ
honor Of God to inspire 10 faithful soryIee ~
family will gct On worry woi. Thu children ~, ~,
loyc one another. They will Hive Ii, roacs ,S.! H..
viii labor 1T hafmonyt t}ioy will follow tbr.;!
honor God, mud bless tie world, t'wAcn ,h! ,hs,
elall 10 QUO fold mud ono shepherd" ~~'
, 1875-03-08

number Of members Of Tho Committee fo that ho
could cot 4 quorum. Hnrr then ho has labotcd
aa'iduoisy with hts party f1iendr, but to nopur-
poso. ......... .....
WHAT THEY nAr EXPECT rnoM TIL rAnMEna
In 1hnnarv tho Stnts FnIMrr,' Association mot
f1era IN epr5nrllcitl. Willard G. EfanE. Gcn. W,
T. Antlcsron. Jon IT, Dayant. Lawrence, Hmitll,
Iiooton, boonc, md, indee'', all tho sepre. .en.a-
wore present. Among other questions cnrcfully
considered aud digoa.e.l WIS the ono tuuchns
tho WORK done by tho Hallway and Waras,on*e
comn''nrlone'' !. was tho unannmous oii',ion,
already .louo good wo.k, ami tho
!;csiaIaturo wah requested 70 con,
tin,se tho conn'lnsion, aid aid It by ali necdful
leEiala.tnn;;, This state Grange r. oi II. took
substantially tho SANG Position. III tho faeo OF
this holennly-oxpreasea conviction. aud hy
40 open Insult tn the leaders and vo:ors OF tho
1scform movement Of Illinois, Spcaker !iaines
lAs been diligently engaged IN lending tho lte-
FORM inonern into tie t,li,s aeea Of tho railway
lobby. Tic Independent ns-'scform members Of
tho ffoueo nro Arcade committed to Tho rropo-
a!ton to kill The 1har1 OF Halfway a1nl Ware
house Commissioners ty refusing to apt ropriato
tue money nccesrary to carry IL nIA.
rHE N,i,HEr EtEaESr TRIUMPHANT. ~
Iii. to-tiav witursreIl tho crowning farc0 Of
this so-cal!rd 1:cfur.n tcrlslatnro. fhe ltefor,n
party Of 1fi'sniR IL II, rnh'ly wnsR committed to
tho ranko of temperance. Nearly eyory inlc-
ren,l0nt-1leforn member Of tll1 1fouso wnH
elected OH. temperance platform. md Stands
pledged to his constituents To nainlntn tho PROS
ont Liquor law. but repeal OF that LAW WAS Clio
Of lilo g,,ehtons which entered into the traGo
rna1o between tho bourbon Dcnocrarts Altl
Speaker 1Iaincs. Ono Of tho parliamentary
atageh occurred to-1nv on tho Liquor Inv, Which
tho Republicans hought to take advantage OF OF.
fnaln4 that thrro Nere many nbBontees among
tho Opposition. l}y ono of tho grosspst viola
tions OF parliamentary law, Speaker llaincs gave
the whthki.oylts Opposition limo and orpor-
tlinity to break quorum and then adjourned tho
HnHso til tho fae0 Of stxty-CHht Republican nnd
lndepcndeut-lsefot members protest. For
the present, bourbon Democracy and wl,eky aro
triumphant. the pcopto aro dsRsraccd, aua-hnt
the oud Ia not yot. Tlauk God, tIele il TIL
hsipal Witch 10 rct loft to pass Judgment upon
tho independence -lleform bourbon Democratic
Legislature OF lb75. A LooKEu.OH.
, 1875-03-08

oppression Invariably tnss that Tho tnres capital
ttMt md reraona property e collected a. we're 1so.
o rra .sass sn ~. La e9ttnc ~ to lis ~ T., "f tober
WnEsrAs. EvrraI bills bare l.cen alrrsly rro.snte
,nuc Poinsing IN 1hia direction, toward relief there
T:soists, y The 1rou.e Of Renre.ent.,ives thai III.
Committee on Revenue bo requested 10 Immediately
t14mJne into the neccsstty Of enscnR 6ch law 40 10
a,t to !ao Ill ef October n raeh year, an Il nun 10
10 iea.ihln law, report to tho lInusa snlrtet lt
~ ,rut tho desired object at the earcst rasteahr
ANOTHER 1MMopcar milf.
OF tho bills introduced Il, tho House to+tlay,
that Of DnnIc, uf Oook. relating to l,nrAr.fai-
fpada will 10 OF most interest 10 tliica.oanp. It
ioratcd under special act or tha. may hereafter
hr incornortcd under tho udncral Incorporation
act. lot tho purpose Of constructing. operating,
or maintaining" any dummy t,r horse.ratlrond,
"lnay entet upon and ali'rol rinto any property
necessary for tho construction. T1asnthl1ance
Hnd opotntion Of ita Ines: alii ''may,
subject to tho provisions Of this art. locate aud
construct Its road u'nn. across. aud over any
road, street, or alley In sny risy in ll,is state,
tho public usc of the BANJO" which is tic only
pgovjrou OF Tho act limiting tho right Of elcl
companies az TO laying track on streets and
alleys. Prec.acly what powers Arn granted By
is OF il. and what is tho bearing Of tho aamc, ia
question for Chicago 1awyats cognixans Of tho
scheme IN IT, interest OF which lilo blt IL Of
Tered. 10 ri. ordinary observer, the elRs Of It
teeus 10 10 to authorize nny stiect.railroAN
rolupnny, 1,uw or hereafter incorporated. to lay
trucks ai,y~lcra it plcasrE.
TDyS Etl.s TihSJ.
SicIlt Il to-day introduced III tho llotEe bill
dcslrucd to give Bon,c nen!b!auco Of dcGcncy to
tho town elections. by providing shat tho iudges
shall be appointed in tho Halne manner ~ arc
Judges OF State olcctiona
-. SOS-TNASsrER or TEckE1H ..
Tho bill for the Bnpptess1on Of railroad ticket
FcalEcrH tby mukinE Il Unlawful for nlly retkon
to Relf ckelh without written certificates Of
lh0ritv 70 to do issued By tito roRu over which
tho ticaots nro aotdl was to-day ordered to
second reading i'll tho Senate.
THE pEvtLs nGE.
Whether this be tho ''wurst Legislature that
over met III tinoB." or not. certatu it In tat tho
House, Of wlIic, tllat Las been said. Ia not tho
day after day to tho rabtd o!atory and coArHo
ignorance tAero man,feat. MD studying the per-
fortnances and personnel Of tho buIY. no ono OF
average oxpcrciico would be Iiable TO &c. it down
as likely 10 sct tho lase ailtc, or
for other remarkable performance unless
'uf ludiciuns sort But, for lho past
week. tito turinE grace that at nil times Beenla
extended In bolln]t VI nil KoDublicau institutions
In this land would appear to hnve reached eson
into, tho House. 1ile absurd proposition to
doubly tar capital loaned from abroad for iuvest-
Cd thn Atato echoo1-book project, which in-
wolves both h nuisauce and ]oh, las met tho
Bntnc fato; and nobody opposes ehn Chicago
bla DO auaa they are Chicago bills. There IL 70
listlo < its credit that Let be rccullcd--tAa
House progresses.
, 1875-03-08
PRoTEsTANTIsM IN MEXICO,

Aadreaa by rf1r lter. MIR. 1Intchynsn,
Tho llev. Nr: Jlnsollinson, proscstant MI,
eionary Of Mexico, delivered an addross On ~.
status OF tho reformed faith In tho conr,s.
OF tho Montczutnas At tho First l,.,h,
toriau Church last evening. Tho speaker A
not, a. was expected. 60 Into any Of the det,h
relntlv1 to tho recent massacre OF protcnt,n,.f.
Mexico, but conlinad hiulsclt 10 general Air.,
upon the Papacy and tito power :,
Tho Roman Church, quoting lbosaly fra,
Rovalaston to chow that Rono wns tho ll,b,l,,
referred to III such scatting soriptufal lap1u,r,
Ills worda wcre tiorco and fnrvouB, but hi, d..
course rathcr lacked connection, and was na,t;.,,
in its tone. OF courso, tho reverend gen,ltn,,
felt greatly frrltatod over tho brutal and un,,.
tlaab!o conduct Of tho Mexican butchers, bu. Ii,
eontlmons, generally considered, wcro rata,,
calculated 10 provoke bitterness Of foclin. i,
this community. uls pictures Of Ms3a,
Catholicism might have boon TRIO enou,s
but In country and IN city where there y,
thousands Of Catholics who condemn tLo s,oc.
tios Of Mexico al they condemn tic doyl.t.
Of tho 1nquisiton, Mr.. uutchluson's rsuu,,
Woro lil-tinird.
he said that tho papaey VA, The pre.s ea.=,
which all true Christians ilad to tlEl,t; ,hi 1.
rol Christ should 10 waged against it II,
bitter end; thnt tho coaf1:ct might bc lhoc
tharp, and docissve but that thu baupe, Il
FroloathntiHm should bo borno through s!e1..a
and through ali pnphl countries wfateSer i,
eaort might cost In blood aua treasure.
lie ureW v0ry black picture ct tLe ettttI
tho people In Mexico md BaId TINT their La+
t.ittY to liberal reforms almost reached 1a,E:.
Several hundreds Of the tirst Indies Of thn Cir
Of Moxtco had slgncd q circular In vii,
thoy bound themsclyos. not to recogria
, 1875-03-08

Action OIL tho buatucss prosecuted wAa retarded
by tile Senatorial question, whiol, naA the en-
grossng topic till Il was set.le1, on tho 81 OF
Fcbrtln,y. by tho election OK tho Hon. Angus
Cameron over A1nit II. Carpenter after
. contest unprecedented In tho hls-
tory Of tho Stale. Tho first act
passed vas pub'iahol ian. al. As ia almost iu-
tArabty tho caHc, measures wero postponed from
time to time. till they bad to to put through
with rash in tha latter daya with no
opportunity for deliberate examination and con.
eiJcsa!Ion. There wcre 163 bills disposed OF by
the Senate In ils last three working days; aud
AssIssaut-Secte elaty Ca1wnl!adcr informs mo TINT
1G0 G0actn--two-ilfihs OF lpusscd--rcro deposited
In Tic Secretary Of 6tateH elico on tho 5th md
9Th. or Tic acts PASSED, the following ia com-
pnratiyo stLtclncnt:
, 1875-03-08
WHlTEHouSE MEMORIAL CHURCH.

FIRST 6GfflceA ie&tcruAy Nl1Fnlu1'
Tho now Episcopal parlsh, tic monsse's q
which meet In what IL known as tho TLi!ohoaa
Memorial Church, ca!tcd 60 IN honor Of ths lA'
lsmented Distiop Whitehouso, held thslf nv
serr1ce yesterday morning Ia Murray Chapel q
Indiana ayonuo, near rhhtloth stscol. Ths eea'
gregatlop waa quito large. considering lhe u"
that the organization ta recent. Tho parish as
bsconsratulsted upon recurring an c1ccoosqaa'
tstto chOir under The leadership Of Mr. Geots'
Ctark. tho organ!at, composed Of III. G. u
Dnker. bass !; Mr. Enos Brown, tono1; An'
King, soprano aud Miss Durd!ck. alto.
Tho opening overture, by Mr. Clark, un
mirably executed. Tho Venltc, Gloria iss'
Gloria Excolsls and Douedci.c, by The eaa
woEe exceedingly beautiful. Tue oae!.a
Angels over blight and fair" "by Mss. W.
1ts worry Impressive. >.
At tho close OF tho regular morning teE's
tue Rev. Herbert ". s1nyshe, Hector y
tho parishi addressed hls congregation u .
few brfof but well chosen Eemarks, dst|s
which Lo congratulated them that God hsa :.
In their heats tho desire to aid In establss%s,,
tho parish, and had enabled them to balnatEh.., ".
successfully tho dilllculios thoy mot with y IL, Ia
outsot, ue said that morning shsy iet, i!s,Int M
nowly.weddad couple. who had SOL sohetI!isSyt III
aud wanted lno.e two OF THEE weeka seo Xix !uI.
had no place In which to uloet for Honrsi ~
but now thoy had this chapel. =.
much was yet 10 be accomplished: A1la A1la;sf
uouneln8 that tho oGertory Of the uos'n: =.
would be devosed towards tho necessary r.
oushm.n, President ot tho 'Btau,ing conm"ss 1n"s
Of tho D.occso Of Illinois, delivered tho fenJlr Islr
taking tor ha toxt the third seEso OF u: 1S W.,
"Dcloved, whon gayo all diligence 70 ~ ID
unto you Of the common salvation, It ~ sI .a1
full Tor me to write unto you, aud sa4e!l XII
that 70 shopl1 csruedt!y contend tof tne = j
which was once deIlyoEcd upto the ssinn. hnsL
tie close OF the SERMON thore was saoss .s,s
ness n.collng, after which tho congeegal'oa
dismissed With tho beuDaiction.
, 1875-03-08

from ita determination 10 vote no money for
Huch Putpo1e, except A. q loan to
he 'rpra!d 10 The Atato BY thu, ,coun.
tics receiving, tho MD. Thcre IL 4
verF GENERAL feeling Of ahamo among all clasAcs
Of peopo over tito fact sLkt tho Legislature All
1out's without giving ccnt 10 tho destitute
settlerr. when tl.orc In nearly 100000 Of Ayail-
htl0 f1nla Iii Tho atase Treasury.
Tho Miscellaneous Appropriation bill VIVA
finally passed ht = 1ate hour last night, with
blight amendments, Alao tho bill To pay The az
Tnnaes Of last suulmer's militia campaign against
tho Indians.
tfont of The bills reducing fees Of ennnty Of.
tlrnsB sscrn pusleI through, but bills tonting to
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