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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-05
Il JOURNAL o. THG sTxTz OF LouIslAnA.
TT1R CITY COUNCIL.

6
Mayor Flanders IN the onalf4 ana aquorum
present.
Inc reading Of the minutes e tne previous
meeting was dispensed with.
The report of the Administrafor OF Finance
for the month OF March wass received and
ordered printed.
The report ofsthe Administfator Of Com
merce relative to the leasing Of markets,
was received and his action approved.
The Administrator Of improvements
offered an ordinance to amend ordinance
No. 69l, BY increasing the amount Of bonds
to iquidate Indebtedness for the improve
ment of whaxves. Laid over. IS.
Mr. Walton introduced q ordinance
wnlch was intended - an anendment to
the ordinance prepared oy the Administra-
tor OF Public Accounts on the subject of
drainage. Laid over at the request Of Mr..
Walton.
Mr.. Shaw offered an ordinance to provide
for the cost Of construction Of wharf
between Julia and st. Joseph streets. ap-
propriating S44,2Ol O4. Laid over.
AA' ~AS" A.esAS~As.~'s'>A - =. ->'-eAS~o ~ VIC
fray the expenses Of the department OF
"aterworks and Public bnhdlnes. Read
twice.
MI. walton onered several, pentlons for.
the remission OF taxes and the alteration OF
assessments.
Mr. waison onerea . pou.,on rom ciu-
sens' ask1ng tnas the hmits OF uata anootlng
Oc uon"ou, suu tno oAsons '. s"o ~" TO
gsla'ne snoo''nk N 'no Guy MINUS 10 e4-
pis,neo. -.
hr. Snaw oneFed aq oroinseco 20 pay tne
e1penses OF sne ponce ior Aarcn' read
twice. 80 s1t
Also, an ordinance TO settle sne accounts
OF tine Deparsment OF improvements. Read
sw'cc'
several ordinances 10 pay snndfy sccounts
"olo oFuereu 70 no over.
., a nu'nocr .. accounts one.ou " MT
Sns~ "ore referred 70 'ne Asyor WIN
power. !.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-05
NEW YORK.

Course Of the Money MaFket-Tepac of
Diseassien-AAvanee In Rates of In
terose-Govornnen Six per Cent Car.
resey Bends Gevernunents Advanced
-seatherns Dull- -steanship Arrivals.
New YoRK, April The ceurre Of the
money market is tho chief topic Of discus
in the rates Of interest yesterday affordod
capitalists and banks . pretext for marking
up loans. The making up and ahiftinr 81
loans caused an active demand for monev
On the stock exchange during tie morninS.
and seven per can't was the fuline rate 81
call, and 81 borrowing and lcSninr al
stooks, except il I'm caseo, thb 10 ~
alse seElee!y adsa1ed 9.
lealt II q ~ slso1f q eiViS - - -. ~
- unn1 Qou3 oo1loc11. Slf 2sS1spSSa 33I0
49, e - aheu1s tk1ge " = go
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-05

WORKS OF ART.-The sale of valuable oil
paintings will be continued this evening at
half-past seven O'clock at salesroom No. 6
Carondelet street, by Messrs. Montgomery.
Our readers who were unable to attend the
sale Of yesterday would do well not to fail
to attend this one, as some of the choicest
paintin0 yet remain unsold mot having
bsen o1sred) and win positively be sffersd
this evening. This being the last sale Of
ths seassd, It win b we'll for our citisens
~ wae uAble - parohase at the Lat sale
NJ = hi1 - sttsad thiG They vim b
"a = ~ NGAeef h1aers r. eleee IL
loHnteonoiRnn6nk s -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-05

Renuhlse.a qAesr.,-n 4. r,a.-.s-...,, = 49,.
..s'ea 9 seM .I:r Asa..asG = ssesss'
- Jury with Colofo4 4n
Qssek Isne q IA 0svsrner A1le
Sugars1aaen Df1g AehoFe. ss
CMcrNNATI, March 4.-Dayis' Iajerjty
for Mayor 10 1855. Aldermen -nepah go -
9. Democrats =: Councilmen -Relub blleoaS
PHiLADrIrHlA, larch IA viits -
wes committed 10 iail te-day Tor rsfsstnr ~
servo ON . jury with . colofed mnn.s
CAMDEN, Ark, April THE $780,
Governor Alien, 3. Simnot, unotoe. asxfyo7
horo ct ten minutes past eISvea o'Sloof
this morning, making the quiekoGn - inooo
trip ON record. Time, sixtS41Vo benfs feeiD
New Orleans, making AL L. IN. s .s.ss',.
NORFOix. Va. XnriI z4sT3S En~1ieA
brig VIM. Muir. Of Noyas Gsotia. E~S
Porto Rico for baltimore, With 5 49, RI
sugar, went ashoEo uoaf Currifn6k fS1ex
The vessel and the cargo win - : foto1r
loss. The captain and creU are hera. ~ d
CoLUMBUs, April 4.--The Heuee hiIl r,nlr.
ing receiving caxz,srs liable for ~ -
destination Of goods lost Of detsino3 ~
connecting lines, passed today. ssss
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-05

This evening the members and congrega-
tion of st. James chapel, African Methodist
Episcopal Church, on Roman street, be-
tween Customhouse and Bienville, will pre-
sent set Of silver to Attorney General Bel
den. The committee on presentation con-
sists Of Hon. J. Henri Burch, Rev. j. NJ.
Vance and Mr.. Thomas DeS. Tucker. Mr..
Burch will deliver an address on behalf of
the congregation at large. Mr.. Tucker will
also address the audience on behalf Of the
pastor and members of the church. The
public are invited to attend. ts
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-05

Good FFlday.-Clese Of the Public Scheols.
Day after tomorrow being Good Friday,
as matter Of course the public schools
will be closed.
We learn that at the regular meeting of
the City Board Of School Directors, to take
place this evening, resolution will b6
offered, and probably be passed, to close
the schools tomorrow, which is known as
Holy Thursday and 10 day of Observance
among several religious denominations.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-05


The engagement of this celebrated actor
at the St. Charles Theatre is drawing to a
close. The first week was consumed in the
representation Of the nautical play entitled
"Enoch Arden" We call it nautical from
the fact that the principal character is .
sailor, represented BY Mr.. Adams in style
that has elected sufficient interest to fill the
st. Charles nightly during its representa-
tion with full and fashionable audiences.
We do not regard the character imper-
sonated by Mr.. Adams in this play ~ one
that 10 calculated to impress An audience
with the full measure Of his merit; the fact
that he has succeeded in surrounding the
piece with sufficient interest to fill the St.
Charles nightly during the week Of its per-
formance with fashionable and sppreciative
audiences most emphatically demonstrates
that be has not played without effect.
The second week of his engagement COM
menced with Shakespeare's celebrated play
of Hamlet" This is one of the Bard of
Avon's master productions. The character
of Hamlet is most difficult one to perform
far more difficult than any of the varied
characters drawn by the genius and in
spiration of Shakespeare. In this character
Mr.. Adams did not tail to impress his
audience-s largo and most intelligent
one-with the strength of his ability to
fully comprehend and correctly dslineate
the passions set forth by the greatest Of
dramatic poets.
The elocution of Mr.. Adams IL faultless,
and his judgment good. He il blessed with
many natural advantages, and these COM
bined with art, energy and other necessary
qualities raise him to an eminence in his
profession that can not be attained by
common minds.
He strides the stage with dignity and
majesty that do not fail to command recog-
milton. This was demonstrated repeatedly
by the calls that were made for Mr.. Adams
after the fall of the curtain between the
acts in "Hamlet." -
Last evening he pleyed Claude Aelnoste,
in Bulwer's beautiful play Of the LADY Of
Lyons" and fully sustained his previous
reputation for good acting BY correct
delineation of this character. He il un-
an actor Of uncommon merit in
all the walks of the legitimate drama, and,
as his present engagement is drawing to 9
close, we advise all who admire good acting
to see him. 's-'N
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-05

A lady Of Springfield, Illinois, writes that
. member of the Legislature from Chicago
was 20 lost the other day to sense of the
ordinary decencies of life, ~ to stand in his
place in the House, - the gallery, filed
with ladies, and witt isky bottle in his
hand, and grotesqd0 - to the galleries,
toss into his mouth q portion Of the bottles
contents.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-05

New YoAx, April l.-Cuttoa quiet ani
weak; sales $3.50 baloo % 1Sltc. Vlour !:
Southern quiet and firm; common to ~
extra Is 9007 50; good to choice 81 S009.
Whisky dull at 91lA092o. Wheat clooed
heavy; winter red and amber Western
q @Sl e6. Corn closed quiet at 81 y 0a9lAc.
Groceries dull. Pork nominal ct 1O9bc.
Beef quiet. Lard shade hrmer; kettle.
rendered l7Ac. Naval stores quiet. TaIloW,
unchanged. Freights Armer; sail, COTS
v 05l6d; wheat 51tc.
CINCINNATI, April A. Cotton dun md a.
clined middling H0AA. Flour: Demnnd
good ct full prices; family Is 3S06 So.
Wheat: Demand good ct fill prices red
u SSS1 40. Corn bteady and In mode
No. 2 52o53c. Barley scarce and 1fm ats
9O096c. Aese pork duh and declined !;
small sales ct ~ Lard dun and declined
ct ll36 0l2c. Bulb meats ouiet and M.
changed; shoulders 70 and dull; sides sac:
clear rib sides $50; clear sides 93lc. BE-
CON quiet and unchanged; shoulders ~ . !,
g; clear rib sides 100l0Nc; clear sides
llA al Nc. Hogs duh and dropping at No.
g 80 Whisky: Demand light; holdms
81. LouIs, April 4.-F1oux: closing bstAer
demand; superhne winter at IS zooe q.
Wheat: sprfng higher: e1aaplo lots Iowa
rate at 81 pal 9h; prime - atxia1lI
prime red fall at 81 521l so. C6eA eo1E'r
s. 49l4 oslo mixed in bulk, vllDe saelsd
$50, choice yellow 60c. Oa1e eany at 50
Slc mixed in bulk, 5llic mixsd h saols.
Barley dull and unchanged At q lO0l 90
for Iowa spring. Rye dqll md UNCHANGED:
Sc for choice whisky WAo. Ieaa norf
dull and prices weak; oeder lots 19O08 IS.
Bulk meats and bacon dull; only limited
jobbing demand, Lard: nothing doine.
Hogs quiet at IS 5007 q. Cattle IS Is
LONDON, Aptl4 Evening Consdls olosed !
L1vERfoor, April I, Evenins. eCotton
dull and unchanged; uplands 1at07lAd:..
Orleans ~ 073td. Sales today l0oo4
bales, Of which 400 wero for speo1l1fSon,
md export. Yarns and fabrics quiek
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-05

Great Naft1e kssed Al D:y-Precaana-
t1es rsn Tnsers-Fsnish.ene ef the
RinsleaAeFs-Cie1ency - their DaDes-
kennane O Cennepisse Deieaesa -
Geversnens TrssDs Capture ef I've
Theusand fgenes-kxasDefatton q
she Gsvernnens Trssps- Order Re-
stored at Alarseilles.
rsr.ci., "a thu Nav York ws,,s
y. ha. S.trnar APn ~ asy sreas oai
nnder Genersl Vinov and ioC!ooo cor,v,rr' ,,Uv'
;sts unSsr GeneraI Hc;ert EysrvvSs.a C.a.is ~
1.+te-~srs Sefsated y;th %..-:sIy si..sCtsr -
Nesr Meudon. Boiert snd Tioursns ~ ~ ~;fh tHI
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-05

Do not all to read the advertisement OF
the spring meeting Of the Metairie Jockey
Club. The race viii be unusually exciting,
and will commence next Saturday.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-05

We call attention to the advertisement in
another column relating to : lost brsastpin,
vhish has bean hi q this o1iee for idsni'
lea&ion-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-05

The general appropriation bill for the ex-
penses Of the State Of Louisiana for the
current year win be officially promulgated
in the REPUBLICAN, tomorrow.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-05

DISCREPANCIES LADY OR GENTLE
Il man can make 41o00 . month, secure their
own happiness and Independence. BY reading
Psychomaney, Fascination or Soul Charming, 80
pages. Full Instructions to use tins power over
men OF animals at will, how T. Nesmerfse, become
Trance or Writing Mediune Diyination, Spirit.
Dreams, Brigha4 Yoanx's hesem. Guide to Mar
rieee, etc; soosoo cold. Bent by mail IN cloth for
spesfins 81 the boof. ss1r its suthor h HerSerf
Hamiltea, B. L., the celebrated Psychological lee
turer. The .publisher, 7. W. Evans, one Of the
Oldest estsblfshed perfumers and publishers In tho
city, the mention Of whose name is . sufacient
guarantee Of its merits. Mr.. Evans has spent
$4,000 in advertising and getting out this extraor
convinced Of this wonderful occult power"
NcTlcE.-Any person willing to act - Agent win
receive . eAmple copy free. A. no capital 10 re-
quired, Ill desiEous Of genteel employment should
send for the work. incl0sing ten cents for postage
to r Y. Bvaas, u South Eighth street, Philadel-
phts. Pennsylvania. ape 3m W.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-05

~ NV TEX ndkl 4 1sidAy 4hilpa -
tefdag. S..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-05
NINR WATCHES AND JEWRLRY.
q. 9lLvRR9TRN,
otreet............10S
(Cornse Of Carroll stzeet)
DRALBB N
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES. FINE JHWnRY,
CLOCKS. SuvKRWARR, 6PECTACIKA
! RYK 0LAe0R0 ETC.

would respectfully inform his Old fisnds ard cus.
tomers that he has reopened at the shove NAMED
location. His stock being entirely now, his goods
consequently, are al of the latest styles and ere
warranted t. BE- equal to anything in the market.
Having bought 1oe cash, he can seu lower than
almost any other house in the city, and being in
favor Of quick returns and man proAts, he win
guarantee bargains to N customesA Como and 80
his gooda
Watches and Jewslzy repaired IN the very best
manner and ct the shortest notice. oc23 6m lt3p
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-05
MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE!


NOTICE:............................NOT NOTICE:
The circumstances that for some tire past
hsve prevented 4eoars Krug Co., Of Rhetms,
s. :ggs sssssee = s =. Y :.
Of l5oe e.sksts ezPeeted 40 tho last rspered
e' ~ nave sap .isc mi acrel c. o. naf1'
New orle.a., 4psll !. Isl. .' : .. - IS IS
THE GENUINE srANDARD AND
Reliable ecalea. = Represented By Messrs Fore
sythe Co. in Sundays edition Of Picayune. 10 not
the standard for the United states
AessrA FAIRBANKS L co. furnish the post
Offices throughout the United States with oil their
scales and weights, and they challenge any other
manufacturer of scales to show equal list Of
those using their scales I'm the city Of Now Orleans
exclusive of the thousands who use them through
out the country. In . few davs list Of persons
using Fairbanks Scales will be published In the
city papers. W. B. BOWMAN,
ap4 It s. Camp street
Just RECRIvED
10 cases AuGUsTORA BITTERS.
For sale BY ". H. HRNNNG.
Sole AGENT No. Is Camp street,
ap4 I'm New Orleans.
(sOw PEAS. COW PEAS.
CHOICE CAROLINA CLAYED,
For sale by
TOULMIN l. MART1N,
aps 3m No. II Matches street
800 bushels Clay, Red Ripper, whippoorwin and
mixed PEAS, in Store and to aErive.
Potatoes. Beams. Dried Fruits. Grain and Hay
for sale By 49, J. C. MURPHY CO.,
apa 81 No - Poydras street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-05

FAST RUN OF GovERNoR ALLEN
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-05
II Asst AND FINAL NOTICE
TO THB SUBSCRIBERS TO THE STOCK OF THE
NATIONAL TELEGRAPH COMPANY.

The subscribers to the above named stock are
hereby notified that the balance Of the INSTALL
ments unpaid are now due and payable st my once,
No. q Front street, between 0rsvier and roydrae
participate in the bonds and stocks Of the Automa
tic Telegraph Company, which win soon be issued
And thooe fsilioe to do no viii forfeit the amount
they have already paid
DANIEL KDWARDe,
mh3o ap5 Local Director.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-05
NGETAIRIR JOCKEY CLUB.
sPRIxG MEETING, 1s7l.
Cemnencing Saturday, April 8.

Ce1oencing SataFday, April 3.
- ~ 49, se'ss lsei
.e -. 1.-
Ine annual AsiAaaAs c.AAs sos snIoo -, -
eIds - entrance. F. .se :" Molo = -. '..o
stsko-Iwo mHos-~aoVV sa1os' 0osns. A'S1
receive ~"S snlE1 noaso - .'s ss'o .ls s'A'
1884 s.acs!y = ie.i, WIN eic.en c.eo ens
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-05
BY, TELEGRAPH.
LATEST NEWS FROn ALL POINTS

Prospects Of the Ku-Klux Bin
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-05
NO SAN DOMINGO REPORT YET
COURSE OF TIE MONEY MARKET

Discussion IN Financial Circles
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-05

The B1n010a0 Seokoes ~
Tho annual METAIRU STAKE for three yeau
elds; e1s entrance. p p; i've Or moro to Nh the
stake-two miles-4l0o0 addel. Second horss te
receive e3oo; third horse to save his stake:
Closed January l, 1871, with eleven entries.
SECOND RACR-Club Purse 4soo ono and . halt
Mia. els.s ts .
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-09-08
MY Pictures.

They CLEAN upon me from the silent walls.
~, Ihese mute companions of my darkened life,
within, the ftful freight leaps and falls.
"taoaft' the March winds meet in stormy
Over the dazzling page the strained eyes ache.
ma The pen drops listless from the weary hand,
Inc spirits of my pictures slowly wake,
And, wrapt in memory's halo, round me stand.
There the wild waves crash on the rocky beach
gaze upon them till hear on shore
The thunder music on the hollow reach.
=, Zen as we listened. lingering on the shore
Here, through the country hush, l hear the
l breathe the seas keen breath through land
locked air,
And see the feathery spray love so well
Light mid the heather on the head Land there.
That battle scene recollect we bent
To read it's tales in Frossart's roll of glory;
Gathering the bright accessories that lent
The fash and glitter TO chivalric story.
There, through the bleak east winds and London
He brought the eastern tint, the crimson quiv-
As. picturing the scenes of which he spoke,
He drew yon long low banks and mighty river.
There float the angels, each seraphie face
In calm reprOving sweetness, stilling woe;
There smile the woodland paths our steps would
In the old happy time, so long ago.
And there, the yearning sorrow to begule;
From the chill mists that round my vigil rise,
see our boys bright curs and joyous smile,
The wistful beauty of our girls blue eyes,
oh. heaven-sent art! Deaths icy shadow rests
On Natures springlike smile and kindred
Only Arts voice its mighty power attests.
Still memory's pulse and memory's life to
Yet from his pictures breathes the olden charm.
Speaking the bliss that was-that yet shall be,
When earth and lite and grief and love- anu
Fade in the full glow of eternity.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-09-08
Still Onward and Upward.

The extraordinary increase that has taken place in
the sale of Hostetters Stomach Bitters during the
past year. another proof that intelligent people,
although they may try all things, hold fast only to
that which is good No amount of puffery can lin
inferior articles to the position of standard specifics
To use the words of Tom Paine they may go up like
a rocket, but are sure TO come down gnominiously
trums have gone up and came down since the intro
ducton of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, nearly the
fifth of a century ago. Yet ii still remains the
supreme tonic of the age 1t has not, and never has
had rival in efficacy popularity, and now stands
at the head of all proprietary remedies manufactured
on this side of the Atlantic. In every civilized com
munty on this continent, in South America. it is
the accepted remedy for dyspepsia, bilious COM
plants, constipation general debility nervous weak
ness and many other npleasant or dangerous mala-
dies A medicine so widely extended is of course
pirated and initiated by dealers without conscience
or integrity
Therefore let every man and woman who designs
to pure base the genuine ostetters Stomach Bitters
see to il that they have what they pay for, and not
the results OF an infamous imposture. Look care
fully at label stamp, and name blown in the glass,
and do forget that the true bers is sold in bottles
only
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-09-08
Making Fun of Big AppetiteS.

One Of George Alfred Townsend's let
tiers to the Chicago Tribune contains this;
A frst-class civil war can be contrived
in Philadelphia any day in the year by
Setting back the State House clock an
hour. Punctually at twelve the Phila-
deiphia artisan will look at his stomach
and compare it with the clock. In five
minutes he will be transformed into a
raging cannibal. At quarter past
twelve he will assemble at the Mayor
office and demand an explanation. At
twenty minutes past twelve he Will
march on the market houses and Pro
duce Exchange. BY half-past twelve
p. m. the horses will be stopped on the
railways and the smoke of the barbe-
cued Gait will rise to the skies, while
foraging reconnaissance will be made
into Jersey. The rebellion can never
be put down by arms; nothing less
than hams will do it.
! well remember yhe popularity said
to have been obtained by a certain Eng
lish clergyman who was visiting Phila.
delphia. He dropped his his and
preached a very long sermon. AT five
minutes after twelve he stopped, to
everybody's relief, and began to read
some notices to the congregation. The
first related to laying away fuel for the
church for the next year ensuing, and
he announced ii as follows:
"Those who want to take part IN the
arrangement for eating this church
will remain to consummate it after SER
vice."
Great cries broke out in response all
over the congregations
"Amen -
The only lecturer ever said to have
been thoroughly successful in Philadel-
phia was Professor Blot. His subject
was Food-illustrated by specimens OF
cooking
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-09-08
FINANCIAL.
INVESTMENT SECURITIES.

JAY COOKE & Co., are now selling and recon-
mend as profitable and safe investment for all
classes. the First Mortgage 7-3O Gold Bonds Of
the Northern Pacific Railroad Company, bearing
Seven and ThrceTenths per cent. gold interest
(more than per cent currency. and secured by
first and only mortgage on the entire Road and
equipments. and on more than $4,000 Acres of
Land to every mile of track, or 500 Acres of Land
to each 1000 Bond The highest current price
will be paid for T. S. Five-Twenties, and all 9TH
er marketable securities received in exchange.
Pamphlets. maps and full information. as well as
the bonds themselves, will be furnished on appli-
cation by JAY COOKE * Co.. Philadelphia, New
York and Washington, and by most Banks and
Bankers throughout the country.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-09-08
The Lexington XVI Press tells alb

The Lexington (Ky.) Press tells about
reverend preacher of that region, VIII o
got blazing drunk, insulted lady on
the street in broad daylight, was arres.
ted and locked up till he got sober and
then paid $l4 and costs for his little re-
action. Out of respect 4" for the large
and respectable class to whom he claims
to be united in the church," the Press
doesn't give the revergnd bummer's
name and he will 60 on preaching
the gospel, we suppose, until the police
have to haul him out of the pulpit for
public indecency, in one of his sprees.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-09-08

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