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The Shasta courier., 1868-04-18

PRlNAKY.-At the Democratic primary
election, held in this place on Saturday
evening last, the following delegates were
elected to the Democratic County Conven-
tion to be held at the Court House today j:
j. W. Van Schaick, D. D. Harrill, Edward
Clunen, James Diamond and c. Boell.
The Shasta courier., 1868-04-18

MINsrRELs.-McGialey's Minstrels per-
formed here on Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings Another performance will be given
TINS evening, the proceeds, after defraying
expenses, to 60 TO the school fund.
The Shasta courier., 1868-04-18

FILLING UP.-Fall and Pit River valleys
are reported to be fast filling up with perma-
nent settlers, mostly from Oregon. A town
has recently been laid out near the junction
fall and Pitrivers, which already contains
quite number of dwellings, two stores, a
saloon and blacksmith shop.
The Shasta courier., 1868-04-18
APPORTIONMENT.
DELEGATES

The followingtest for qualification to participate
in the election of delegates to said Convention
ADOPTED All persons who intend to support the
nominees of the Democratic Conventions, National.
State and Congressional, in the ensuing election,
shall be entitled to vote for delegates.
The Committee earnestly recommend for the con-
sideration of the party the following:
The State Central Committee desire to impress
upon the Democratic and Conservative voters of
the State the necessity of assembling in their var-
Gus localities, to form Clubs, and to take active
measures for the approaching political campaign,
that the rights of the people may be preserved the
Constitution upheld, and the Union again united y
By order of the Democratic County Central
Committee.
7. C0NKLIN, Chairman.
j. f. PELHAM, Secretary. ml4
The Shasta courier., 1868-04-18

The DIFFERENCE There are l,043 con-
victs in the Illinois State penitentiary.-
That institution is now earning about 5000
per day, over and above expenses. Califor-
MIA has over GOO convicts in her penitentiary
and it costs from 10000 to $4,000 year
to support them.
The Shasta courier., 1868-04-18

LAST WEEK.-We are requested by Mr..
}. .. Welsh to announce that next week
will positively be his last in Shasta for some
time, and persons wishing pictures taken
would do well to call Immediately.
The Shasta courier., 1868-04-18

CANDIDArEs-Our young neighbor State
of Nevada is reported to have a plentiful
supply of candidates for the United States
Senate. The election of successor to H1n.
VIM. NJ. Stewart takes place on the second
week of next January. The following are
the Union candidates: Wm NJ. Stewart, John
B. Winters, Chas. L. DeLong, B. c. Whit
man, John A. Collins, D. K. Ashley, j.
Neely johnson, and ii. G. Biasdel. The
Democratic candidates are Thomas Sunder-
land. David f. Buel, Thos. II. Williams.
John Nugent, and J. S. Pitzer.
The Shasta courier., 1868-04-18

New GooDs.-The We'll Brothers have
just received large supply of new spring and
summer goods, selected especially for this
market. Country traders would make money
by calling and examining their goods and
prices before sending their orders below
Ladies are especially invited to examine the
new rOols
The Shasta courier., 1868-04-18

OREGON The Republican nominees in
Oregon are: For Congress, David Logan );
Presidential Electors, Wilson Bowlby, A. B.
Meacham, 0. Jacobs; District Judges, John
Kelsay. W. w. Upton; District Attorneys,
D. NJ. Risdon, J. C. Powell, A. C. Gibbs,
C. NJ. Foster.
The Shasta courier., 1868-04-18

DISTRICT CoURr.-The District Court ad-
journed on Saturday last, to convene again
on Monday, May 4th, to dispose of certain
continued eases. In the case of Hughes vs.
Mullen, decision was rendered in favor OF
nlaintif
The Shasta courier., 1868-04-18

THos. B. MERRY, late of the Red Bluff Indepen-
dent, has purchased half interest in the Nevada
Gazette, and that journal will hereafter be pub
lished by Bean Merry, with the latter as editor.
The Shasta courier., 1868-04-18

hErvRNED.-Hon. Perry Dryer, our As
semo lyman, returned from Sacramento on
Tuesday stage, and was welcomed home bv
numerous friends and acquaintaaces
The Shasta courier., 1868-04-18

LOO. F.-At an election held by Shasta
Lodge, No. 81, l. o. o. F., on the 18th
inst, for delegates to the Grand Lodge, the
following Past Grands were chosen: Chas.
Mcdonald, Felix Tracy, and r. I. Sprague.
The Shasta courier., 1868-04-18

PARDoNED.-Abjah Mccall, the defaultng
Treasurer of Santa Clara County, who was SEN
fenced to two years Imprisonment in the peniten-
tiary, has been pardoned by Governor Haight on
the recommendation of the Prison Commission.
The Shasta courier., 1868-04-18

THAsKs-To J. B. Higinbotham. nboto.
graphic artist, for some very beautiful stere.
oseopic pictures.
The Shasta courier., 1868-04-18
REDEMPT PTI0N FUND,

NJ Office is hereby given that sealed proposals
~ directed to the undersigned, for the surrender
OF County Warrants, will be received up to the last
day OF the next regular meeting of the Board Of
Supervisors.
F. D. CHANDLER, Treasurer.
Shasta, Apr. 4. ls6S.
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pru&er arbfit.

yfrc 114,-@ln fbGnss ,pelaEdiots aas
N.hSaae, ~ bst 80 5ub; nit DaiGfiGe uns
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tncst. 70 III elm psrltpoQs6 giasntbum, unb
uirb biais psrfauft.
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nit ptslsn Otablumsn. Cine IG5ne Ssimatb.
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iub; an or SafsIte bon 3p,i!u Stra6t AMI.
Htn 5amiIton unb 9intfn
Wro, 12l.-@in ,psiaSdisss 5rdmtaus nit
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Wlo. i21.--3.bn 20 bet llO unS 1870 &c
Ito GuB sottsn an Der SRiste bon 2tn Stra6s
ahsrtalt einbsn
glro. 122.-GIn spsilSGists 5rdmtnut. Got
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l5O gus; i&Sn 8tlsssn an Der Safste Der 7tn
Strabs.
8. 8 5000, 6. 8 6ube.
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a,Ooblfeil!

sic ipurbcn lpcbIfCl fir SoarscIp cinsstauft
uno nit grocer Scr9fat bc Den 6abrtlnten unD
Supporters in 0cm Yort Soiton unD 4bildOcI,
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prilfen nnD Gnd) init orn Yrelen bctannt gu ma
ben, che Sbr ionitipo fault llnicre StoreS linp
btrsbc6 on9efhllt nit pcbIfeilcn @oarcn, bette.
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Yripat 8erfauf
ei,.es suertbpDlIen SSirtbsbanfes
mnb StpreffanbS.

Der untsrssiGnste btstst bisrmit feline In New
parrppiue. epnn suwnibip, eebisb Co.. Q Nst.
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rsn Ssbinsunssn su erfabrsn wdnl&t, ipsnps fA
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% srS aSeutQ'a. Sete9el6abu .
2tlentamm nnb SDbilabelpbiu
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As uut 90 Nadr,itto9s, uno srr,idsn alIsutaur
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pafasisr: 3ass ssbtn tSslitb pom Depot ~.
1S. Gds Esrts uno lmsriean Ctr. philadelphia. CD
5dr 8stblsbsm um 45 unb 25 gRorssns, LAS
unb 500 4ohmitiass.
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@atmittass.
Sir eansbals um $50 glahmittaas.
Sir 5ort Bafbin9ton UNI 1890 8ormi,tass uno
1l.30 @admittass.
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12.O5 20 uno 6G5 Nahmittoes
8erlaftn Dcplsttopn um $50 Bormittaas unb
3.lO sos Rahmtttass Der lssts 3u9 madt 8srs
binouns fdr ausntopn.
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Scnnto9en.
8trlafsn pbitao,tbaio fur 8sbleh,m UNI $50 ubr
Noratns uno fir Deplestonn um 2 90 Watbmittaes.
8ertafsn Doplsstaun fir philadelphia um 700
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Madmitta9s.
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&itp Giftntabnsn.
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gtsiasungsn Sis(tr cBtituus.

Der Pstrist srfb,n json 9isuftss fir Gin 26sl.r uns
aais Gems o,s 5abrs, in a,srausbtja6Iuns. 1snn
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p.rSn fur nsn tdrjsrn 5raum ale DOnat,n anstnpmusn
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Prtiitn siuesrIdi.
4. .. Rbsahs, ast
office am n.re.siIib,n sd, Ssmcn unS atbnn cir.
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IVi60rO SSSnlfcr,

9so. 35 8ek 9omilton Stra6e, 4llen
toun, Qenn'a.
8si obtnssnannism psrrn pirb man elm utrf6ies
otnartiass aGcrtsmsut pcn bausbaItunes: Sitter fins
em,-a Elm srsess. uno srS6tr oils is in cietr Giip
gum 8trtauf ansstoisn rcresu if.-sinihIitbs au
limb fur, ale artitd Die ssrSbnlit in tinsm DOLL:
itdabissn China Stobr ssbolien wsresn.
CT 1T bSbii oauibar fdr bsrsilS ssnePsns aunc,
daft unb bct Ouf cine SCrbausr tsrfslben-er laest
oobsr aGs Gin Fsi ibm an,uruftn une isinsR otsd
ID unttrfu6sn che ft fonfwc taufsn.
Sa fprsthtt ppr-iG itupirs ~ .,pitltn," sno mttu
Notto IL: Die alIsrbsfsn 9dtsr an ben mS9liha
uitcsrfitn prsiftu.
Ri6aro Malter.
Ws, 35, S8sa. bauiltou'S 'Srnet
Aqsntaun.
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peanspluauia 9otel,
dde Ger fcbsnten une Ginesn 5traes
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allssmtinsn aGtunSspca an5uJstSsn, bab sr bas
obiae 5oi,l ibsrnummm Dat une. CUR Aufnabms
bon 8alsnbsn unb @dfsn Dclltoumtn ttnserit'
tst 10. Daifslbe lisst insbsipnpsrr btqusm su
ttbm 9tlhGltsttsils Der Stabt unb BAT sinsn
itbr ssrdumissn 5Uf unb cute Stalluns,n.
g8as Ride unb siI& anbstrifft. 70 II a1ss'
msin btfannt, bab srltsre asts init btm . lsn
pts Warftes puittsn, unb Isbtsrr nit
gut unb auf bus fsinRs ,ubnsistsn Spsisn au
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trdntt unb bic S&laf,mm.r sntbaltsn wsi&t,
dubsrR refine Sdtsn, wsl&s bic 8siisnbsn 1ur
Nubt sinlattn.
tlntsr,,tGnstsr wirb w.b,r Wits nod Rotten
f&sutn. um feline Safe sur u5uis,n 3ufrtsten'
belt bsbtsnsn 3u fSnntn unb bittst babr i'm bsr
3uipru@ bes publtums
- OmnituRs puIaH,n bas 5Utsl ftir isSsr
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GdnbteS, GGnbteS !!

Die bsifsn uno rsinlfen Gdnbirs unb 3uder.
paarsn, III 9r0bter Nu5iuabI unb ifsts ju baben
in o. u 6rcDs 9ampf 3ufcrbddcrei, i'm Gro.
Ben ctpcbl aIs i'm &sinsn 5u ben niebrisiten
4Ireilen
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SptefW1dren! !!

Vile Scrtsn SpicIir0dren fir 6inbtr itstS bcr.
rdtbs in Der 9rSBtcn Rdnni9faItigtet in q. "
6rcDS INSTRUMENTATION
na- Gbrnio ale Scrtcn SiBe uno 6rid,t,,
i'm @roBen unb SIeinen gScbnadtSsS SsSpi,l.
ipdaren bon allen Nrten.
Seor9e u. Srep.
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Oamen Srimm,ns Sipbr.
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IN Ioebcn bon slcuDort 5urif 9etcbrt, init Dcm
grDBelten unb meit mobigiten StOf bon Grimm
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9oopstirts, peI6e foslei6 in cine Sc
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terms, ale Qrten BON Striimpfen. &ioz
uno ieioene anofbube, 6aarbraipe,
Saartonie welbe Dem 9rauen 6aar
feine orietnelle Sarbe Wieoer eibt, uuo
5par in 3 bis 10 5aeen-wenn nibt,
70 miro oas 9elo 3urdd9eeeben.
tl1rs. NJ. u. o. 6uloin,
SEQ. 40, Sit 6amilton Strabe,
A Sbdren oberba b Der 6ten.
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q. 8. pran,

@rpBs unb SltntGnblsr RON
St9arrem unb Sabacf, Sfetfen &c.
Uaarsntaus 30. 4f3 Gbsanut Str.,
Ybilabelpbid.
Sn 8olss fortwGtsnbsr Sranibsit oss 5srrn
81. .. Dean pirp bisIss @slGdft BON nun on
bon bsm untsr,si&nstsn am altsn Ylabe fcrtse,
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pprttrten unb btinbstmt &en &isarrsn
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spirb unb tfn Siufsrn poIs 3uiritesnbstt bistsn
rirb.
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Gauntp.

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Eireftoren.
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s. Stndlss @lart, pbilapslptia
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COMMITTEES.
snniun Us, psst. philadelphia, sstrstdr uno
Attuar.
Dtsis gompusuis bistst ;ufolss itrss Gbuttsrs,
itrss ersbsn Capitals tbrsn niebrtsfn pE1mis,
unb ibifn neutn 3abtlltn bic wdnihsnewsrtbtfs
@sIsssntsit, wtlsts bic itbt bsm Yubifum anss'
bOtn wurps. UNI pas e,bsn Su psrF&srn.
Die prdmten. Sabs. Die bsosutsno trabgslsbt
Iub, Rnb 70 pOrttsiltafs fur bts gtrTGsrsr, ptt
bic pr bsisn 9ssenlstisteits gompasnif unb
psrmstcsn ale 8srpidslunasn urb nn1herbstsn
BON NCtsn, Oipipenbsn uno ale Wlbpniid,b b.
nifs. wtlGe bic lsBtsre ben polies' Snbabern per-
urlahtu.
Wstrrs ntue unb intsrfFanis Sabtllsn rpsrbsn
tsbt Sprgelt8t. pelGe nur bsgriff,n pfrbsn miitn,
un, ftd hem putftfam afo 1nrpmtur 5u rrmeilen
pie bic Ginfommen gewGtrsnbf ppIies uno BIZ
pramsn suriidsrliattenbs Dolce. Yst Der sr.
isrsn fGsrt Der Dolce. Ssifbr F& niGt alIsn
cine estsns 8srf&sruns Sablbar bd I.tnsn
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tlsibt, naG wsnistn Sabrsn elm idbrli&ss Gin
fOmmsn slsiG 10 per Gtnt. Go PER Gent BON
Dari.sBsrtb fsinsr golies) 8d lsbisrsr ma&t
lib bic @umpa9nie prrbtublid ptm 8n1&erttr
ben aanssn Capital Bttras. ben tr bs,atlt bat
,urid 30 sabln, aubr bem 8,lauf isinsr poliee
Die Aufmsrflamftit pon YnIonsn, pslds ID,
esbtn pgiiGrn wplsn. ppsr ibrs ttrstts ssma&
ten gsril6srunssn srtdtsn ppllsn, ipirb auf BIZ
bslunpern gortbsile sslsnft. psIGs bic yglattona
ettsns- Ser r(i&nur9s. 6 @ompasnit" bistst.
gheulare. pamptlste unO ausfdtrli&e Ginssl
tsittn et6lt man auf anfrass In Der. 3wtis
Office Der Gcmpasuis In hislsr Stabt.
| Oaoto NfcRnt9bt,
Drdfbsnt Der Union Naticnal. Banl
s. 9. Dreflsr, Nanasn.
Sab Sppfe S Co.,
/ @enral.Gssntsn.
SbarIes 2S Gppper.
Nelipn SSetfer,
uno Qllentonn Rational 8anf,
a9enten fir eebi9b @auntp.
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Die Serten ftnb pDritber.
Die ScbilIe fdn0t fpieber an.

Ste SSuHie TuHSt IpIeper uu'
gtsr ttt itr pisptr In bic S1uls estst. tt.
iGGst ten Bud. 4.Stcrf pom 6. M 0 6 unD fau'
fst cure
S6ultiider unb S9reibmaterialien,
bon wsl&sn itr sinsn srOb,n 8orratb oai.lblt
fnbsn wsrbtt. gu ben nisprIsRsn Yrsiln.
etsniu maGen mir auf unisrsn sroesn 8cr'
ratt BON
ScnntasS S4ulbiihern
dufnsrffdm. spttd,s mir ole su ben Sotarceprsts
fen Der 5sraussebsr psrtaufsn. Gu6 ftnbst man
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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-22
TheatriesIs.

ACADEMY OF Music To day, the 136th anniyer.
sary of the birthday Of him Familiarity styled the
Father Of bis Country grand holiday matinee
will be given for the little ones All the favsrite
performers Of the Academy troupe win appear ia
song, dance. bnrlesque and acrobatic feats, and
Post" viii be repeated. To the great regret,
doubtless, too, Of the fashionable world the
" Black and Tan Balln will he presented 10 dav
and this evening for the two last times.
ST.. CHARLEs--The merits of the drama, ssNo
Thoroughfsfe,n a. played for the past three nights
more generous support than that already accorded
them. The acting Of Mrs. Perrin as Marguerite
and particularly in the thrilling scene in the third
act, where che drags the inanimafe BODY of her
lover. Venddle- from almest under the wheels of
the express train Gathering by. stamps her as an
possessed manner, too, in the closing scene or de-
Louement, il admirably assumed. The support
accorded by Messrs. Harkins and Guion Il ali that
could be desired. The piece viii be repeated to-
night. 80
.VAmsrrFs.-Mr. Adsns's double impersona alton
OF Phidfds and Raphael, Ia the romantic French
drama the MARBLE Heart,n was witnessed last
evening By large and appreciative audience.
At the close Of the third act the talented frage-
dian, together with Miss Placide, who sustained
him creditably as Mile Marco, was enthusiastic
cilly called before the curtain. To-day, at the
noon matinee, Mr.: Adams will appear as Hamlet.
This evening "Dreams OF Delusion" and the
"Dramatistp will be played. sl.s IS 80
CRESCENT CRY musEUH.-The collection OF Gu
Tiosities daily on exhibition at the Crescent CITY
Museum continues to attract numerous admirine
visitors. Prominent among the attractions are
Miss Leah. the armless wonderi Miss Jennie
Quigley, the Scottish queen the Bohemian glass
blower, and q collection Of Wild animals of
various species. The Museum IL opposite the ST.
Charles Hotel, on st. Charles street. ~.
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~
W. r,ssn ;s = =, ..t in the transitive
ssnsa, y ;t,v;tb ~sss,,sr< q the essential
alements ~ the s;tn.t;o, With respect to the
other actors n tbe drama consequential or
unconseouential? Does II pass from the Pres
ident. and. take effect ON his enemies? Or,
does il terminate in itsef-the barren express
sion of an abstract desire. not the bold,
salient dac;s;va, a. ro;ect;o,, ~ concrete win
If the appointment of Ad;utant General
Thomas as secretary Of var Is not a trsnsitive
act which palpably hits its objective point, if
it does not signify the extrusion of MI. STAN
ton from the war Office. and the dis
ability of the latter to perform the
functions Of secretary of war with such
degree of recognition as he now has,
then it amounts to no nom than the dis
charge of q heavy but an unsolicited gun in
front of hostile camp. The loud report
will call the enemy to arms and induce him,
perhaps. 10 resent the harmless demonstra-
ton with real. and possibly. q yerv damaQ-
ing attack. II is true that the Presidents
order removing Stanton. and directing him to
deliver the department to Adiutant Thomas,
is unconditional and peremptory. But Stanton
chooses NOT n vacate the Office. unless pnder
compulsion of s.superior force.p az vben he
gave mn the office n Cen. Grant Whv the
same persuasion NAV not ba triad now docs
NOT annear. We only know that in ,;eu If "A
the supreme court IL invoked 10 aid in the
ejectment of the present occupant Of the war
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The M. X. Give have the authority of
an admirably card of invitation for
stating that the famous Mistick Krewe of
Comus viii celebrate the evening of Mardi
Gras this year just as they have done for SO
many years past What they will do, and
what sort of exhibition they viii make, re-
main of course mystery. The Krewe-
whoever they are-have the faculty of keep
ing their identity unknown 10 the outside
world, and of yelling all their mysteries with
a profound aud impenetrable secrecy-but
from various outgivings which have leaked
out, aided by the symbols upon their cards Of
invitation, We have the right to infer that
their celebration this year will be behind none
of their former ones in magnifcence, in spec
tacular effect, and in the allegorical presenta-
ton which will be made. As usual, the
Krewe are going to have their celebration at
the Varieties Theater. As we have been hon
ored with invitations TO the festival, we shall
endeayor to give as full report as is possible
of the celebration, consistently with the Sc
crecy which this old organization hos always
observed .ss-a. ,.--.... s slsaE
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TIE SPRING MEETING ON THE MErAIRIH
CouRsE.-We are glad to know that the prospects
for brilliant meeting on the Metsrie Course this
spring are daily improving. Col. Wilson, one of
the lessees, Yesterday received a dispatch from
Lexington. KY, asking him to set aside stable
for the horses Of Mr.. Swigert who succeeds to the
late Mr.. Alexander, who was one of the largest
and most energetic raisers Of race horses in the
country, and who hssput upon the turf horses that
have made a distinguished name on the American
course. This is one of the best stables in Ken
tucky, land always famous for its fine horses.
We may add, also. that several stables from Ten
nessee will be here at the spring meeting and will
add interest and excitement to the races