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The New York herald., 1875-10-09
1.-THE OLD MANS TROUBLES.

AN ORDER OF ARREST ISSUED IN A SUSPENDED
sUIT-TwEED SERVED WITH THE PAPERS IN
LUDLOW STREET JAIL.
An order Of arrest yesterday served on William
NJ. Tweed at his quarters in Ludlow Street Jail The
order was issued by Judge Westbrook the adavits
OF james H. Ingersoll, William 7. Tantor, Wheeler H.
Peckham and the Attorney General All these aflda-
Wits we're published the HERALD in June last and
it is only necessary in this connection to repeat the
facts therein set forth.
BY chapter sos Of the Laws Of 1868 It is provided
that after suit has been commenced claims against
the city the Comptroller may intervene and adjust
such claims the ostensble object of the bill being
save the county's money
on the 18th OF July, 1S70-lt Is charged in the
plaint-Iames Watson and William NJ Tweed presented
10 Richard b Connolly the then Comptroller six war
rants for the payment of claims held by Ingerso Co.
arrrnrafinp the amount of SQ33 $40 A. The
The New York herald., 1875-10-09

invalid and made and presented by Tweed and
Watson. The order in the case was made by Judge
Wcstbrook on June II, 1875 when suit begun but
owing TO the habeas corpus argument and appeal,
which Tweed eventually released the prosecutors
allowed the matter TO remain in satu quo.
The order Of arrest was placed n the hands Of the
Sheriff at two O'Clock yesterday and he Immediately
sent the warrant in charge OF Major William II.
Quincy who detailed Deputy David G.. McGonige to
serve the process upon Tweed at Ludlow Street Jail
No iormality was necessary, other than handing the
paper to Tweed in his room at the Jail The order Of
arrest Is returnable on the 21st of October
The New York herald., 1875-10-09
REMARKABLE
LAWYERS

A suit with a rather singular history and remarkable
fatality among the lawyers and others conducting t
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-05-04
4. 8enn Die @ldubio,u bieie g.Iude

4. Wenn bic @Idubisen bieie geiute
MAIDEN, 10 iolen lie, wie pom beilisen
Batter anseoronet. fir b,s @ebl Der tatbos
lii9en 8ir9e uno bes 81. Stubles, fir bic
Nusrottuns Der Rsberei unb tes sSrrtbums,
fdr bic 8etebruns aasr, bic BON Der 8abr.
belt abseirrt iinb uno fiji ben Erieben utb
ginisteit bes san,en driitliden 0OItes
beten. 4
s. Oisie 9lbldiie tonnsn 6irbittueiie
ben Seelen berer susemenbet werSen, bic
nit @ott burd bic giebe u~ersint, bieie Welt
uerlaTen baben.
l1ebsr baS Mmoiengeben, fist bann
Der bodw'ite GrsbiidOf fOIsenoe 8orte gu:
vObsleid Mmoienseben nidt pom 81. Batter
als elne Der Yeoinsunsen CUR @ewinnuns
Ses NbIaiies s~enannt 1T, 10 empfieblt Der
ieIbe bsnno9 ernitlid, baB mir bic @ldus
bisen ermuntern, pdbreno bieier iSeit ben
Nrmen freisebis bei;uiteben, 10 baB iie bic
Nadlaluns ibrer Sinben bur9 oieie als
moien %erlansen mSsen, bersn beiIiame
Wirtunsen in Der bl. Sdrift ertldrt wer:
ben, uno int gintlanse nit oieier Nufmun:
teruns unb gum 8oble Der Seelen, oronen
mir on, oaB %seei9nete MISREPRESENTATION
in ale betrsiisnoe 6irden, on einem leibt
bemertli6en Glate ansebra9t unb bas
Nlmoien an bic Mrmen uertbeilt ODER on
oas Waiienbaus 9elanot tueroen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-05-04
Tcier 0cS S%nbildumts TT Der Si0=
ceje Wil,paufee.

Der bo9wirbisite Grsbiidof Senni Fat
einen Sirtsnbrief an feline SiOceie e~rlailcn,
Dem mir Die Seoinsunsen sur Sewlnnun9
bes uolfommenen ablailes oes Subilaums
in Der grSbiOeeic Milwautee, entnebmsn:
~ DAFT jene, bic ben NbIab sewinnsn
pollen, cine aufri6tise uno wabrbaft reu'
mltbise 9eidt ibrer Climber ablsSen uno
bic B.. Communion empiangen. Sinoer,
bic nod nidt CUR eriten b. Communion &c:
aanaen iinS, fonnen Den NblaB Serpiunen,
rpenn fe nit 9ebibrenoer Sorbereithns
bsi1ten unb, 10 melt als moslid, Ole iibris
gen 9eOinsunsen fillen.
q sSene, bic in Der Staot Otillpautee
wobnen, miilen einmul taslid, fiinfSebn
Gage lang, Die Gatbeorale, Die ct. 0furien:,
ct. 9aliuss unb ct. SoiepbssSirde be-
iuden. Die in Sono on 0ac wobnen, null
len aud bic pier Gir6en jeneS Ortes be-
iu6en. SSn Wtabiion, Watertown, Beaver
Dam, &acine, 9enoiba, Srantlin, Utonroe,
Mineral Soint, 9isblano, Galparp, ct.
Nasians Mauitowoc uno Berlin lollen Die
@ldubi9em finfSebn Gage lang jeoe Der Sipel
8ir6en oocr Sopellen iDrsr Srte bclu1en.
s(ui an0ern Flaeen, no bios eine STRIDE
III, iouen lie oiele Stride uiermal tdgli6 nab:
reno Der beltimmteu iSelt beiu6en. Sieie
9eIu1e t0nnen oil iiinfScbn duf chamber
~folaenben Sagen, oosr nit llrtcrbrehung,
oeideben. Die @!du6i9en brau6cn ni9I
nab iebem &ir9enbeia6c beimjufeDrer, lie
moaen bic Stride einige Augenblide u~erlal:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-05-04
9lnS oen, &ulturfampfe.

CUR beuti6en Gulturliiinm e
Plus Qinoau srbielt bas ySapr.
Saterlanb" iolsenoe iiberaas liebenswiirs
blae 3ui6riit, Die IS ais Seitras sur Sents
i6en GuIturliimmelei uerOfientli6t:
Pin ben ultramontansn Saubuno, Or.
Siol in Wiinbsn. DUN bu alter 8auner
uno Salunte bit on enoli6 einmal fir
,ebn Monats in oas God sefOmmen? Warte
mir, bu Saumagen, on befommlt IS nod
anbers Qelobnt, fir beine Sdanotbaten,
bic gu tastdslid IN oeinem Saublatt 9e9en
unier oeuti6ss Saterlano ausiibeit. Wir
peroen Dir nod Oeinen oiden Saufopf eins
idlasen. bub bas Sis6ssebirn Dir onr6
oeine S6meinsaursel bis gum WtaSen
binabfdbrt. On @iel, nit peitem rOmi.
i6en Gapit %slaubit, mir Saiern iino nod
10 bumm, Seine 9iisen gu slauben. Wir
perSen Dir ulio oeinem Yaplte i1on Sel9en,
ba6 mir quite Seuti6e ino, uno oaB mir
iol6e 0unoe wie bid gan; einfa6 an ben
erIten beiten 9aternenpfabl nod aufbdnsen!
9ta6 Der S9wei; wirit on ni6t lpie Der
!3anSer bur1fommen, mir 9eben ldon OBJ
a6t, uuo i1lascn Dir ulc 9iippen Gin, wenn
.ou es NIT wugit, nad yinour III tOmrncn.
On Spisbnbc, on NaS Don eirem Ioals
lunten. @arte MIR, Die Seit ut ri6t mcbr
fern, no on bciue 9ere9ts Straie burb paS
%olf nod iinocn iuirlt, odrn lolle Dir mir
Den Seocn pom beirem r0mii6cn Hapit &c
BEN. @enn on Courage bait, oann orade
ben 9riei in Seinsm Stintblott pon Sater'
lamb ob. = Wtebrers &atbolifen, Die aber
nit eincm iolden Sauferl pis Oh elmer bit,
nidts aemein baben wolen."
Gin ~,ueitsr Srisi abnllbsn Snbalts,
.ppn cincm be9siitsrten Serebrsr Slsmard's
in 9inoau" lit 81 lang (pier Seiten) iar
SerofentIidunS.
Der ,Neue Social: . emotrat"
entbGlt in leiner Nr. 80 iolgcnoe lebr lebr;
rei6e Ysmertuns: Die @eneluns bss
Mb9eoroneten 9asfcr birite, rpsnn Ole De-
bette ieiner SlaubsnsSenolm ell %lpirtla:
mes Ssilmittel 6ilben, nibt lanse AM lid
warten lailen. 8ie man ms nimli6 nit
tbeilt, miro ieit cinissn @oden III benz
Somnabeab 9ottesSisnlt pieler bieiisei
SpnasoSen cine Siirbitte fir pie @snslune
oeS Or. Easter ciugele9t, Sicies @cbet
ioa ii9 bis CUR 98Iecerberitellnns oss ia.
tienten n%ieoerbolen. gSenn Die Gatboliter
bur9 @ebete etpaS erriisen molten, 4
ipottst bic gauge libsrale &elt Den tlst
n.n 9asfer uub bic iinii@en Srtbororel
l6eint man untebetist ~ laIlsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-05-04
5ie 1ruderei Der Yropa8anoa.

@ir baben fir,li6 bic @~elesenbeit wabr
genommen unlern yeleru einsn Ginblid in
Die Gbatisteit Der YropasanOu gu &om gu
Seitatten. 0eute tbeilen lp,r 81 @ebote
Stebenbes Iber bic 9ro6artise Sruferei
nit. Sieielbe ucroantt ibre @ntitebung Der
lleberSsusuns, oaB es nidt seniise, einen
sinbeimilden &lerus ~ blloen, ionbern bag
Die iursen &irden audi NIT ben notbissn
Yidern III ibrer 9anoesipra9e psrieben
meroen miiiien. SIM Sabre 1926 wuroe
Der @runoltein 81 Der beutigen 9roBartisen
9lnltult SaOur1 seIest, baB fur Is, 900
Subj (etwa $3.50, 600, Breiien uno Druid
ibriitsn anseidafft wuroen. Mebrere
5iiriten redneten es ii9 sur Gbre, bic nslls
Oruderei gu beidenfen; 10 erbielt iie pon
6aiier 6eroinano II. iuprii6e Tppen, pom
@roBberSos uon Sosfana aue orientaliiden
Gppen, ole er beiaB u. /. 10. Sm 9auie Der
.3eit ipuds Die ynltalt INNER mebr, 10 oaB
lie am aussanse Oes uorisen Subrbunoerts
unbeOinst ais Die beriibmteite unb bic on
ueri9lepenen Gppsn reibite Oulferei ba
itano. Die franSolii6e &eOolution beraubte
iie zines SbeilsS ibrer S6dee; i'm Sabre
1912 lpanoerte nod Elm anoerer S6eil oers
ielben nab Varis uno Ieioer febrten I'M
Sabre 1915 nibt aue 9eraubten WatriSen
uno Sppen mad Gom sarid. Snoeiien
lieBen li1 Die EGplte audi III Der 6OlgeSeit
Die 9erel@eruns Oieies wi6tissn Suititutes
ansslsssn iein ais gresor XVI. i'm Sabre
1912 ole Oruderei tei ldte, tonnte man ibm
Elm 2llbum iibsrrci1en, in ipel6em DRUID
pro6en aus So Spraden entbulten paren.
Sinen neuen Nah9wung nabm audi iie,
wie 10 pisle anOere firbli6en gnltalten,
untsr Nirs IN. unter Dem lie I'M Sabre
1866 san, neu %orSanilirt unb nit ben neues
item Dtui6inen ausseitattet wurbe. Die
InSabl ibrer ueridieoenen Sppen belduft
fid %sesenpartig auf $50, nit weI6en lie
wGbreno bes Goucils Elm glbum brudte,
bas oas Yaterunier in $50 Spra9en uno
Oialsttsu sntbislt. Obslsi9 bauptiddli3
beitimmt fir ben Druid Der litursiiden
Sdriiten Der orisntaliiden &irden unb Der
Sats6ismsn, Yibeln u. I. No., bic in ben
Miiiionsldnoern nOtbis iino, bat bic Orudes
rel Der Yropasanoa in neuerer iSeit aud an
bere bebeutenoe Werfe berausseseben, 10
ben prdGtisen Sober Saticanismus pon
Yercslone in flint 6OliObdnSen II. /. 10.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-05-04

oiSceien Eoien unb @neien rpesen Serge.
bens sesen Die @saiseiese i'm @eidnsniB
beian6en ODER nod b%efinosn, betrdat nad
elmer Bersdnun9 10. 0arunter b%efinoen
iid Der Gr;biiAoi, Der WeibbiidOf 2 Dom.
berrsn, 20 Oeeane, 3 Yropite, 2 @meriten,
l Nomniitrator, l Guardian uno 80 81.
care. gSir slauben, baB bic 3abl gu ME:
brig sssriiiem lit. Nus Der 4ropin; ODER
aug einselnsn 8reiien berieIben lino aussss
pieien % @eiitli6e.
sm Der tatboliidsn llniperiitdt IN Q0wen
beltebt cine @eielli9aft fir uIdmiibe ylte:
ratur, cine msSicinii1e @elsui9aft, cine
pbiIolosiide @sieuidait. elm inouitrieuer
9erein unb 6 Gonieren,sn bes b. Sineents
BON Saul, bic i'm per9anssnen Sabr 3ls
WitsIisosr sablten uno $500 Srs., Seis
trdse aIs 9lmoisn uertbeilten.
@isr. Glu,rl, apoitoliider Oelesat in
Periien, ;si9t in einem pon Ourmiab. "a.
DECEMBER 1874 batirten Srieie Die Rid
febr oes bodw'iten @uriel BON Nroidai,
neitorianiider Gr;b,idoi uno MetrOpoli.
tan Der Yrouins Surmiab. CUR wabren
Stride an. Ger Erdlat i9wor isiner &eee:
rel isierli9 ab, smYfins Die gosipreduns
BON Der Sdreiie uno leste oas iebr ansSrid:
li9e misunderstanding wie cs Die Neito:
rianer BEL iOI4er @elesenbeit tbnn miiiisn ab.
Srr @iiGot pom Ea6srborn. 3uiolse
Der y@eitfd!ii9en Yrouincial: 3eituns" lit
ser Yii6of Wartin pom Yaoerbon ourd
Elm Sas erite urtbeil ubdnbernpss Grfennts
nib bes Faoerborner Neutrality-suspicious.
pesen Grlailes bes Sirtenbrieiss pom IA.
Mar; 1874 gu brei Monaten %6eitunssbuit,
unter glnrednuns Der in @isosnbriif ers
tannten Citrate perurtbeilt woroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-05-04

Sn bieier Nr.. finbe i4 Sas geoauern C==
mes Gorreiponosntsn ibsr bet, Abtau monzA
der eanbsIeute pom @lauben. so, Iieber7
Sbeim, ba bat bsiastsr Gorreiponoent. ecr
iett bier I'M ct. Yoromso Seminar, teine
Stnoien fiir bas 3. Yrieiteramt madt. peus
fommen Tedt. gr CAB Die llrIa9e bieteS
Nbfaaes nidt. Sn ben meiiten 6duen
limb es Die sebeimsn @sieuidaiten. 3D.
babe Dir i9on 10 oft iber oieies sroEe
llebel in Imerita seidrieben, bab i4 Did
ni6t n,sbr oamit beIditissn milf. Denno4
mug ib Dir mittheilen, baB iosar cir
Sdwebiinser mir iebr itoI, leineR aufna5s =
msltein in ben Oruioenoroen nRe Die fiez
ben Wetien?-Siue Potplstteln, Der arnse
lropi weiB nod nibt einmal, NO Sic Raz
men berfommen-mi nit Sen We rten porle9te:
CONNIE Song, i6IieBs Did Den 5retmaue
crm an nno nit Oeinem @efddtt III Oeiu
Slid sema9t." Mteine gtntport mar:
Dap i9 oumm BIN, weib id. benno@
m06tc id lieber beute mein Oaiein opfern.
ats our6 Terleusnuns meines @Iaubens
mein yeben gu friiten." Meines Wifens
beiinoet ii6 in YbiIaoslpbia nur elm FOLDER
lnrembur9er @sbsimbiinblsr uno NIT al
Ieiaer Slusbeit uno auftldrins, NIT S4urs
uno Sele iammt ieinen gebeimsn @riffeH
uno Sniiien, fommt berielbe auf teinen
9riinen i3lpelS uno lit 10 ann sue a MauIz
bed op Dem ieueidte @uoB.
DAG iouiele guremburssr ii@ III Ybilaz
oelpbia befiroeu, lpie Der lpert5e 9orreipouz
bent a%noeutet Zoo = 1907 wubte i9 trot
meiner 22idbriscn Seimatb babier ni4t.
SD femme bios Ois, rpslde ni9t a0ein qu@
rcn,burser, iOnoern audi 8atbolifsn inS.
goe bis oil anermol. f,
aSons iu S6wetbsnsen I'm ber
Mulel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-05-04

gu @ers!B sntwidslt lid nit ben,
Srabiaby cine iebr Iebbasits Sautbatisssit.
Die SyrsnanlaIt. IN srobartisea Stple
ausslsss, wigS im Ssaie sss So4rss fers
tia.-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-05-04

Nep. ssr. Yribbl BON Winona. porma.
Tiger S0sIins bes ct. Sobn's College. III
unldnsit gum Yrieiter scweibt woroen uno
belt iein critics 9o6amt in Der st. So
isps Rirde ~ @inona.
Ninrpie Sort so nnue
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-05-04

Sic Guuntp Gnmmiiiionare bon 2ewis
unS Glarf baben ben barmbsr;isen Sdwe.
fern, bic bort i'm SOipitaIe wirfen, Die
Summe uon $500 lsibpeiie obne 3inien
porseidoiIen, neil oisieIbsn Der leipensen
Meni9bsit 10 uisl @utss BORT tbuu. Die
S6wsitern uersrOBern nit benz @elbe ibre
Standardization.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-03
ST. LOUIS AS A COTTON MARKET

81. LUIS AS UUTTON MARKET.
The complimentary notice of st. Louis
as cotton market, made by the New
Orleans Times, is based upon the mistaken
theory that cotton will seek a market or
point of shipment in that city Take the
cotton fields of Texas, of Arkansas and
North Louisiana. Trace q right line to
the world markets by way of the deep
water ports This is the line the cotton
will take, and if ST. Louis should advance
on cotton she would herself ship by those
lines, just as New York does. st. Louis
is out of the way between the planter and
spinner. She may buy goods on the best
terms, and job them to the cotton planter
on better terms than other cities of the in
terror, but this can not attract the cotton
to the warehouses of st. Louis. She
should be content with furnishing the
Western produce and some other mer-
chandise to to the planter, but it is neither
for her interest nor ours that she should
wrest this produce from its proper track,
nor load it with more charges. Would
the New Orleans Times say that st. Louis
can pay more for cotton than the Liver
pool price, discounting the cost to get it
there? We suppose not. The line of rail-
road transportation traced between the
Texas cotton field and New York or Nor
folk would pass fully three hundred miles
south of st. Louis. If directed to the
market and port of New Orleans it would
not require as much rail to bring it to
the seaport of New Orleans, as it would
to convey it to the interior market of st.
Louis from which it must be forwarded
for sale and expectation to New Orleans,
New York or Norfolk. The Times is mis-
taken in speaking of the tendency ''to
concentrate business in one city" 1t is
Just the reverse. People send their pro-
duce to the best market and buy their
goods on the best terms. We have ex-
planned at some length that it is this ten
dency which induces st. Louis to draw for
the most of her produce shipments
sent to- our market, because she
can, perhaps, buy her goods on better
terms in the larger markets of New York
or Europe. Messrs. J. b. Dowen & Co.
are no doubt able factors, but they can
neither get nor give more than market
krates without loss. We have nothing to
fear from the communication of rival mar
kets. II. only stimulates our factors to
superior attention and fidelity to the
planter. New Orleans will increase hen
receipts Of cotton in proposition as the
labor migratss from the east to the west
side Of the Mississippi. II she wishes Ia
increase these receipts she should call on
the White Leagues and let the plantsrs
encourage labor Of all kinds ID
utilize their idle aeres. AZ for The
capital to buy cotton with that comes
with the crop. and viii bsadequate alvaya
to pay for the staplss New Orlsans haa
bought more than . hundred millions d
cotton since Ia war with nHah
les than twenty millions Of bapkins
capital. Cotton IN hand win bay itsalf
Of at least furnish the monsyste ply 10
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-03
HARKI FROM THE TONBs.

We have Democrats, 80 called, who are
apxious<o preserve the identity Of the
party on any basis of dissent acceptable
to the members in different sections.
The REPUBLICAN has published the in.
consistency of the national Democrats,
and has especially held up its horror.
stricken hands at the fragrant departure 81
Hon. William Allen, who is certainly old
enough not merely to know better, but to
know that he is disobeying the principles
of his Democratic leaders in advocating
the expansion Of currency and the indef.
mite postponement Of specie resumption.
Providence or good luck has thrown in
our way direct reproof of Mr.. Aliens
course, and public duty has compelled us
to present it before his Democratic copstit.
uents in Ohio.
At the sale of effects of an old aud much
respected virtuoso of our city there was
purchased by asfriend batch Of forty I'd.
tograph letters of General Andrew Jack.
son to two friends, then merchants Of this
city. The correspondence occurred in
this way. The adopted SON Of General
Jackson became involved in debt, and the
General. without any legal or other LA.
bility sssting upon him, generously Joined
in rsising the amount necessary to relieve
his son. even 70 " sxtent OF pledging his
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-03

The following sad case has been brought
to our notice by lady who does not wish
to be known in the affair. We give the
statement in her simple and unprecedented
eloquence: "There is A man in this City his
name is unknown he is married sixteen
years he has four or five children with his
wife now he wants to run away with A
woman that has $4,000 worth of Jewelry."
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-03

The Baton Rouge 4As'vocate has now laid
out nearly every paper in the United
States in it, loyal and intellectual vrest-
ling. Being flushed with victory it strange
ly enough has no gratitude to offer friend
for aught slss than watsrmAlonA The fol-
lowing Ia specimen Of it, thanks for IN
odd paper now and than ssat n BY the
neighbors: "We are indSbtsd to Professor
Tom Boyd for sample copies q II, Chicago
Inter. Ocsen. The Inter Ocean u fnlly =
dirty lying paper - tho New OslssDrRs.
PuBLzcAn." We Invariably can ~ "A
sceats ~ shisse Democratic daily h Lsris-
iaaa; u thHt II ssens W .hsvs snsadsa.
Mr.. Bsyd vili pse9sn us for using -
.nsns. but ~ saaaeetieA bstweea ~
eHBos ane ~ ssurtssy sxtsaAsd b. ~ =
rths slle A6sceets = = srsat 49, " esule
scarcely hDsagpi1el. y sssss
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-03

Jefferson Davis, in response to state
ment that he would receive respectful re-
ception in Boston, wrote: II did not do the
citizens of Boston the injustice of supposing
they would do otherwise than listen quietly
so far a. they chose to hear any one who
came by invitation to address them, and he
who, under such circumstances, would be
offensive to his audience would be wanting
in Judgment 40 well as in good breeding"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-03

Mr.. Nordhoff finds in Georgia that the
favorite tactics of the Democratic leaders
consist in bribing and corruptipg the lead
ers of the colored Republicans. Still, he
says, II do not think the colored people in
any other State have visited own half as
much real estate, or, indeed, quarter as
much, as those of Georgia.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-03

story lie told of little girl who went to
. neighbours house one day and saw some
apple parings on the table. After sitting
awhile, she said, 81 smell apples" Eyes,"
the lady of the house replied, N guess you
smell those apple parings on the plate"
"No, no." said she, '''taint them; smell
whole appleen
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-03

The Louisville Courier-Journal says that
''the average American is purchasable
wretch, without intelligence, without patri-
otism and without honor" 1t ought not to
be difficult to get Democratic majority in
a State where an editor can say such things
from his own experience.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-03

Itself. A bill OF storage or ladlng, with
an insurance policy, will draw the bottom
dollar from Europe or America. New
Orleans has slacked off on advancing on
planters hopes, and the planters are the
better for it, but if st. Louis wishes to
take up that business there can be no pos
sible objection. Not fmpossibly she may
furnish tho funds to make crop that may
be shipped to New Orleans for sale.
REBELLION OF THE TURKISH PROVINCES.
Mr.. Micawber remarked that without
being prepared to say precisely what pull
ing ''the gowans" was, he had no hesita-
ton in asserting that be they what they
might, himself and his young friend Cop
perfield would have "taken pull at
them" We say the same in effect about
the uprising of the Turkish provinces
which lie adjacent to the Adriatic, and
which have suffered so much from official
oppression and AIahomedan intolerance
that they have risen at the peril of life and
liberty to resist the despotic barbarism of
the Turkish Sultan. When we regard the
position Of these provinces and their pro-
pinqnity to the Austrian port, there arises
hope that the revolutionists may have
some encouragement of aid from the
sympathy and interests Of the adjacent
powers, and should not be surprised if the
boundaries of Turkey in Europe will not
undergo such rectifcation as will leave
''the sick man" but very little subsistence
beyond the limits Of Asia. 1t will remain
to be seen whether the powers which in
tervened with such resolution to arrest the
further advance of Russia upon the terri
tory of Turkey will pursue the same pol
icy in regard to the Danubian and other
provinces Russia, indeed, may insist that
the doctrine of Sebastopol shall be ap-
piled to Austria, and demand that the
same powers which sent her growing to
her lair, should send the Austrian eagle
screa ming to her eyre. The provincial
subjects of Turkey belong to her by con-
quest alone. They have no rights or par
ticipations in her government, and being
no parties to the contract of government,
and having no constitutional form Of re-
lief may, like any other serfs or prisoners,
relieve their oppression. We trust they
may succeed in securing recognition of
rights, an amelioration from the oppres-
sion or freedom from the bondage to which
they have been subjected.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-03

1t is astonishing to count the number of
persons there are who knew the Bank of
California would fail, II told you 50" is a
common expression of the good people who
only learned how bad Nj. Ralston had been
after his death.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-03

July 4, 1876, has.been fixed upon by set
of religious lunatics as the time for the
destruction of the world. If nothing hap
pens before then a great many people will
be out to see the show.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-03

Attention is called to the fact that Sun
day excursionists, on the Jackson railroad
now have the choice of two trains to return
to the city-one arriving at 9 p. NJ,
aud the other at 1880 P. n. - usual
The management of the road has put on
this extra train for the accommodation of
those who wish to get home early and
secure good nights rest.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-03

1t is reported that the neutrality OF Mon
tenegro has been secured in the Turkish
rebellion. Bates inquiries if this is the
three card monte negro he saw on the train
"when the s'iety had the last excursion