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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-03
PROPHECY FULFILLED.

AbouI one year ago the Senate Of Louis
all:. failed, through some unaccountable
misunderstanding cr contradiction, to ccr-
firm Hon. John L. Lewis, then OF Claiborne,
for TIE judSeship OF tie Eleventh Judicial
District. TO which position lie had been
nominated by Governor Waimoth. This
was at oIcc discovered to he not only a
great political error, but an absolute per
sonal wrong, and Blackburn. OF the Ecn.ei
iHGG. who never fails 70 colre 70 Tie res
cue of the ill-trcatcd and prosecuted,
boldly 50 declared. In !. MN, Ter O. his
paper, issued soon after tlis event lie ,.seG
the following prophetic language IN ;:ilu,l-
lng 20 the matter;
And ROW, we only have 70 say IL behalf
OF Jnd@c Lewis, tina: ;.lthougil he may Dc
discounted for the lno,lnnn;. he is neither
..rad roy conquered And this we say with
On; any consultation OF conference with
i.,ln but simply because we know ,Ee man.
His bars may he gray, hu, better git does
not live among lis. He We. mas vitality, and
viii be heard from. No degree OF IN Justice
and persecution can conquer sUch q man.
Those who have noticed the legisi.ltiy e
events OF the last thirty days IN Louisiana
Will not fail to that tins Iara.r"n PHI OF
the Nca has been literally fulfilled.
Judge Lewis has not only been viL,i;ca.ed
by his party friends iii the Legislature. but
his personal and legal integrity has been
sustained! and indorsed by his most sitter
political adversaries in that BODY. Ike Was
nominated for the ,e'lgeShip ot the eleventh
district. and confirmed, il not unanimously
with bil. one or two diss, ,ntEg vu.es: ana
then, :. kew district having been formed,
inclcdin- his parish and home. he resigned
the iudges!ip ot the eleventh.. was nomi-
mated 20 The bench OF TIE new one. tie
cighteentr. and confirmed unan .mOuSly.
Thus. as .he Liod predicted. has Il .rGe and
faithful man been viEdicated. Judge Lewis
retGrns tins evening from Nicksbarg by
rall. ~ his home anG friends in mis- new
par!si! Of Webster. with a commission as
Judgc rt The Eighteenth Judicial District
OF Louisiana. for four wears. car.yins with
him the unanimous esteem and .Gmirati ION
OF his ovE party, and the cordial respect
and good Will q. al men of all parties
among whom he has mingled here IN the
city inr Tie Last two months May long Ike
and rbrokcn prosperity attend him.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-03

The grand even: OF to-Iaorrow, besides
the grand drawing OF the single Humber
tickets in the Louisiana State Lottery, Is the
annual tiremeu's celebration. Tie drawing
of the lottery Will begin at eleven o'clock
tomorrow morning. over the rooms cI the
company. The capital prize OF fifty thou,
sand dollars will be drawn by the fortunate
holder of the lucky ticket. which costs only
twenty dollars. There are only few more
tickets left, and as there were 10 start with
only twenty thousand numbers. tie chance
of drawing the immense prize OF fifty thou
sand dollars is one in only twenty thousand
We should like to interview the lucky man
after the drawing takes place and the an
nouncement is made that will set him wild
with JOY We should certainly advise him
to invest it carefully, rcserying two or
three hundred dollars to renew his efforts
to win more prizes by still other purchases
Of tickets in the Louisiana State Lottery
Buy twenty dollar ticket and win.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-03
The Lake Charles Echo Saws.

Ship building along the Calcasieu river
has already become a permanent and inl-
portant business. We know OF at least
half dozen ways where lumber vessels
are constantly heing built or repaired. and
others are being projected. As soon as pos
sible we will publish statement Of the
number OF sailing and steam vessels en-
gagged in the Calcasieu lumber trade, and of
the number and names of those huilt in
this parish since the war. The aggregate
will reach nearly one hundred
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-03

Mabel Gray, one of the most noted mem
bers OF the European demi monde, who died
recently in London, had brainless coxcombs
and titled noodles by the score in her er-
ratio train. She was unusually handsome,
had excellent taste. and had been we'll edu-
Gated, speaking French and Gernan
tluently. At Hamburg and Baden Baden
she was conspicuous for her reckless bet
ting and her snowy equipages, and i'll Paris
attracted great attention IN the BOis and
the Champs Elysees by the dazzling bril-
liancy OF her to.ettes. In the last six years
she is said to have spent tl50.o00. The
Prince OF Wales was formerly one OF the
most devoted wOrshipers at her shrine.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-03
FOR SALE.

EOR SALE.-MY NEW DWELLING HOUSE,
Il on the corner OF St Charles and Sonat streets.
II has eight the first floor six the sec
ond ive the third, with billiard i'll the
cul,ola; has water and gas iii all the rooms Each
story has eight foot liazza all round with win
dOwS Openin" from each room it--so that it is
the coolest house i'll the summer. i'll the city. The
whole il warmed III winter, hy furnace. by which,
with one to-, OF coal. all ts. rooms be kept at
temperate heat. The hall block OF land is
,oun,led with live oaks. twenty wears old and on
which twelve large H. 1hrrc lhn, six cherry.
einh. urac! and fourteen orange trees al in bear
ing. The barn is forty by iurty. finished for
,ia"e horses and cows: all Ui which will be SOLD
satisfactory terms il is too large for myself and
wife. l.. j. IlIGBl,
Office No l2G Common street.
New Orleans February 25 1871. fp26 ct
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-03

According to the estimates OF General
Alexander. the engineer, the proposed
Stockton, California. ship canal can be com
pleted tor about $l,l00,oo0. When con
structed, the canal viii open u way to
Stockton for sea going vessels Of the ordi-
nary class, and besides, will reclaim a large
amount Of valuable tule lands
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-03

Michaelowitsch Garnichowsni. oi Russia
is dead. His name never excited much en-.
thu siasm in this country, tut IL Russia he
was a distinguished literary r,an, and
wrote fifty volumes.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-03

We don't exactly like the idea Of being
classed among unbelicvers in ordinary mat
tiers, but our credulity has been taxed
almost beyond endurance by the state
ments of some of the astounding teats said
to be performed by Monsieur d. Atti!a. the
man with the iron jaw, aud Nile. Au.ala
the female Sampson, two stars of immense
magnitude, who promise to appear in the
galaxy of the Academy of Music next week
Some wiso man, we forgot who once said
that 'sOme things can be done as well as
Others" and we shall be Of the same opin-
ion when We have seen Monsieur d. Attila
take a forty gallon cask filed with either
water. whisky or lager in his teeth by the
chine and hold it as an ordinary man
would d meerschaum pipe, and the female
Sampson take brass cannon on her
shoulder ard handle it in the same style as
a sportsman would an ordinary fowling
piece.
Portland, Maine, is very happy. It has
three European steamers loading there. and
steamers, 600, that draw twenty three feet
of water, and yet come right up to its
wharves. AID as freight enough has acen-
mulated there for two more, the little city
turns exultingly TO Boston, and asks why it
should sneeze at the natural seaport"
when it can not find freight enough to run
ono steamer . week. M
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-03

The Baton Rouge STATE Joaynal displays
the name of Ulysses S. Grant for President
of the United States, and Henry c. War
moth for Governor of louisiana
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-03

fne ;hree-story RESIDENCE, which cost over
twenty thousand dollars TO buId, and nine Lots OF
Ground fronting Washington avenue, filed up Two
feet aboyc the street with all dsry ont build
ings all in good repair. rented on long lease at
fifteen hundred dollars year.
FOR TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS.
Title guaranteed.
Applv. between the hours of ten and two O'clock,
20 JA.if;S READY,
fe29 No. Al EatcheZ street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-03

The sale of oil paintings will be continued
this evening, at the request O.! many citi
zens ,,'by Messrs. Montgomery.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-03
Nj GR0IrNNS lripen h. no NJ AltIS


OF S. W. NJ, of the State OF Louisiana, SUNDAY,
March 5. 1871.
List Of sports and prizes !. Iirelpen's hand
engine race-TO the ire company which, with
thirty of its hOI a fde members, VIII lun from the
quarter stretch, draw suction and throw water
through fifty feet OF hose, best time; each com
pany to choose its own judges open to the Fire
department; prize. fine silver liGNr stand p
Fire hook and ladder race-Te strip tuck and
raise ladders against OctagOnal Building, half
mile race usual rules Of order TO govern; each
company choosing ito own Judges open to the Fire
department; prize, fourteen day french clock.
!. Grand base hall match-PriZe, solid silver belt.
:. Mule race--One mile; prize, fine birdie. g. Buggy
race, single horse-One mile best time prize silver
acunted whip. 6. Milk wagon race-One mile, best
mel prize, bale hay J. POney (unter fourteen
lands race-One mile, best time; prize, silver cap
rIemen's foot race-Three hundred yards, open
~ ~ an fremen; prize, fireInans cap. g. FOOT race
M .oI nenbers of the Order--One hundred yards
as silver cup. 10. Foot race-Open for all; one
ro.., nofed yards; prize. silver cup: H. Wheelba-'
soM ace (blindfOlded)-Fifty yards; prize, silver
SvSsN IL. Grand eating match (blindfoldedG
.zsx silver dollar. To the member selling the
Sa3et number Of tickets prize. Heptasoph badge.
kac9es 70 be made TO Jules Zattaran, No. IL
SyS1tEeet, or at E. Lillienthars jewelry store.
- fCaHAl street, where prizes can be seen.
Opep at twelve O'clock; sports and danc-
ps at :. =. NJ Admission, fifty cents; ladies'
. mh3 2t
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-03

The sale Of oil paintings will lie continued
this evening. at the request of many citi-
zsns, by Messrs. Montgomery.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-03
4 GRAND PREMIUM

A GRAND PREMIUM
ENTERTAINME
Will be given at the National Hall the corner
of Poydras and Liberty streets, comuex:Sng on
MONDAY. February q, and continuing for five
nights Only. under the supervision and 1nanaSe-
ment of the following ladies':
Mrs G. H. Faycrweather. Mrs. G. c. sntoine.
Mrs. J. W. Quinn, Mrs. Emma Davis. Mrs. J. W.
Menard, Mrs Sarah Butler. Mrs G. A. Re& borough,
Mrs. Jackson Hurtl. Mrs. w. W. johnson, Mrs. &.
Yenerwine Mrs. A. =. Williams. MIS-. =. Weeks,
Mrs. +. {. Antoine. Mrs. Hannah Vagnor Ms. Julia
Staclhouse and Mrs. Hutton.
GENTLEMEN MANAGERS:
Messrs. G. II. Faycrweathcr, A. p Williams T.
p. Robertson and {. 4. Ladd.
First night. Premium for MOdeSty, first second
and third premiums. Second night. E-atucss of
Dress first. second and third pr..iAiuns. Third
night. Style and Fashion "f Dress. first. s.roud
aud third premnms. Fourth night, for the Three
Best Looking Gentlemen. to be awarded by Lady
Judges, first secoud and third premiums. Fifth
night. for the Three Hanlsomest Lisiirs, to be
awarded by Gentlemen Judges.
The Judges for the first. second. third and fifth
nights have been appointed, and will bc't ronpt i'll
their attendance.
MR.. KELLY'S BAND will play every night
ADMISSION TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
fe2j It
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-03
Mrs. James 4. Oates.

This charming little dircctress has become
the first tavorite OF our citizens and she
deserves it, for she brought with her the
most talented musical organization we have
had in New Orleans, in the shape OF comic
opera. for many years. During her short
engagement at the Academy we have been
delighted with some eight or ten OF the best
comic operas, eXtravaganzas and burlesques
on the modern stage, and in every instance
with great care and attention to the little
details SO Important to make this popular
branch of amusement Il success; and q sue
cess she has been in every particular. Her
pieces have been presented satisfactorily
to her audiences, and her audiences have
come in sufficient numbers to satisfy her.
She remains only two days longer, Saturday
and Sunday. March 1 and }. On Saturday
she gives two performances. presenting two
of her tavorite pieces at each entert3in-
ment, and appearing in beth. Sunday. last
night. she gives mammoth bill: Fair One
With the Blonde Wig" and Little Fnust,"
her two great sensations. Let's give her Il
bumper at parting.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-03
HORSES AND MARES AT THE OLD

HORSES AND MARES AT THE OLD
Il Stock Landng.-Just received from Indiana;
illinois and Kentucky. 40 HORSES and MARES.
several pairs of which suitable Carriages and
Hacks. Also twcnty y-six well broke single Buggy
Horses, ard the remainder Saddle ana Plantation
Horses and Mares. Also, $40 MCLES, adapted to
day sugar and cotton plantation purposes. All OF
the above will be sold i'll proportion to the decline
III sugar and cotton, for cash. Merchants and
planters viii consult their own interest by calling
anL examining our stock before purchasing else
where. Be certain and call before vou buy. In
Gure for BRAxT0S HANCOCK.
feI2 lmOr
TNGR SALE-CARRIAGES BuGGIES AND
Il Spring Wagons, at very low prices. by
J. A. SHANNON, Agent
felt I'm No. - BarOnne street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-03
PERIODICALS.
NNIO|OOnoO.no|yooo.o-a -a.oyoNooonNNo~N>vrO
PERTINENT INQUIRY z

A PERTINENT INQCIKYF
Have you SCRIBEER'S MONTHLY regularly
upon your Centre Tablet mol
Then you have no time to lose if you would be
IN THE FASHION. Only % year.
SCRIBNER CO.,
ph3 IT. No. 6sl Broadway, New York.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-03
ADJUSTMENTS.
A CADENY OF MUSIC.

last WEEK OF
MRS. 8 TAMES A. OATES
snd her Nul~rior% Connie Opera ComEsay, present
ing fs,r TIL 'irs$ time in New Orleans, after
weeks OF Vreparation the celebrated Comic
Opera, i'll 'tso acts, eutitled
LITTLE FAUST
Che Last Great Sensation of
1ON1}GN. PARIS AND NEW YORK produced
IA ;ln elaborate manner with entirely new
s<s,ta2v elegant and costly costumes and prop
crtd's, as originally presented in this country
ut tl"blynipic Theatre. New NOrk. as played by
MS; OATES siXty-four consecutive perform
;sstsr. PROFESSOR VREARDON. TIE ORIG
!NAL JAPS. THE COWEELJIANS and other
N0~aitirs will be intiodTtced in the Dutch Fair
StS'ne. second a,t.
ONLY FACST MATlNEE-SATCRDAY. March 4. ,8,l.
-The Firemrns Procession will pass ihr Acad
emy at about halt lssst two o'clock i NJ. thus
enabling visitors to see them after the enter
tInmeut. fr23
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-03
REMOVALS,

DEMOVAI-DR. @. AEFOCX HAS REMOVED
Ii his Office to No. G. Carondelet street, up stairs
near Canal frI 3m cod
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-03

A WELL EDUCATED WIDOW LADY
IA wishes home in family, for which she wou!c
give N return those Gttle az 3Omplishments she
Possesses Speaks German. F1cnch and Englsh
fuently; is a good hovsekeepar and manager
would take the entire care OF an Invalid gong
abroad or any position Of trust responsibility.
Mrs. 'HAVELAND, No. 209 Camp street. fel5
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-03

BY TIE LEG RAPH

d E l. r U ma / ii
LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS
Cadet Nominations by Next Congress
HIGH COMMISSION At THE CAPITOL
Nominations for Next Congress
General Heron Not Nominated
TEXAS PACIFIC RAILROAD CONFERENCE
New Orleans and Marshall Branch
ALL QUIET IN PARIS
DETAILS OF THE OCCUPATION
THE EMPEROR WILL NOT ENTER
Review by the Crown Prince
VITALITY OF CUBAN INSURGENTS
Ap American Citizen Outraged
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-03
WANTED.

loo>~r4>>r.-No.-c>>>nI,a-~Ior~
WANTED
A HOUSE SERVANT,
atNc 23G Bayou Road, corner OF Where, Second
D;s,ric, mh3 It
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-03
CT. LOUIS HOTEL MASK BALLS.

CT. LOUIS HOTEL Mask BALLS.
series of SIX GRAND DRESS AND MASK BALLS
will he given in the spacious ball room of tie 81.
LO.,s Hotel follows:
On ST. JOSEPHS NIGHT, March 10.
These balls Will be the continu4tionof the grand
entertainments given every year at the New Opera
House, where their order aud Geoorum have Ten
dereG them justi3- popular.
Jaeger's splendid Silver Cornet Band ,las been
engaged for the v lOle series.
The entrance tC the ball room il On RoyGI street,
Just below the cOrs.er Of st. Louis.
Doors VIII open e p N. Balls to commence at
TO- Gentlemen =3, ladies free.
Tickets can be lls1 at the door on the night OF
the ball, at F. DIsnonteirs confectionery corner
Canal and Bourbon streets. jail Pm
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-03
SPANISH COCKPIT-CORNER MAIN AM
~ EoInaii streets.

O'clock A VI.
GAFF FIGHTS eve-y, Thursday and Saturday
"tghts c1.lllencing at halt past seven O'clock.
statue. on Canal street. every five minutes and
pass in front Of the Ply fe5 ln,-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-03
Fir. John Collins.

The engagement OF Mr.. John Collins, the
talented Irish comedian and vocalist, at the
st. Charles Theatre. is rapidly drawing to a
close. and those who have not seen and
heard him sing-as he only can sins-the
Widow Machree," should not fail to do SO
before he closes his present engagement
Mr.. Collins plays in the same role OF char
acters that the great Irish actor Power in
his day pcrsonitied; and in this line Mr..
Collins stands unrivaled at this time. There
is nothing vulgar or unnatural in his acting.
He represents a type of the Irish character
that all must admire and from which noble
examples may be drawn.
Last night he appeared as GercH Des-
mond, with songs. in Boucicault's charming
comedy entitled the Fortune Huntcrs:'
and as P,ddy M"rphy, with songs, in the
laushahle play OF The Happy Man"
Tonight he takes his farewell benefit, and
if merit entities a man to patronage lie will
have a rouSng house.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-03

All Quiet in Parfs-Sturdy Independcnce ~
the People-French Troops Keep Ceoa.
Details Of the Occupati0n-EmYeTGr
Will Not Enter the City-Review BY l1Ie
Dri,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-03
ADJUSTMENTS. A
ST. Charles Theatre.

This evening, farewell benefit OF Ny. John
Collins, who will appear in the elegant
comedy OF the - Irish Ambassador" as Sir
IHtrich OPenipo. and in the farce of "On
His Last Legs" Tomorrow noon. last Col
lins matinee. Sunday evening, benefit OF
Mr.. John w. Norton. Monday evening,
first appearance of Mr.. Joseph X. Emmet.
Academy Of Music.
This evening. farewell benefit Of Mrs
James A. Oates, who has been playing ell
the week to excellent houses in the cele-
bratcd comic opera Of Little Faust" Pro-
fcssor O'Reardon, the original Japs, the
Cowbcllians, and other novelties, will be
introduced during the evening: Tomorrow
noon, only Faust matinee. Monday even
ing, the Gazette Comiiue Groupe.
National Theatre.
Tomorrow noon, grand matinee by the
Russian Concert Troupe, including Alfred
Burnett, the great American hlunorist, and
Miss Helen Nash, the popular dramatic and
poetic delineatOr. Tomorrow evening. last
performance by the Russian Concert
Troupe.
Olympic Varieties.
This temple vi Momus is nightly thronged
to witness the great match clog dance be-
tween Miss Annie Gibbons and Nlessrs. Tim
Hays. John Carroll and Eddie Gibbons, for
til" championship; as yet the audience has
been unable to decide the victorious party.
Little Japanese Tommy and Chansi. the
African giant, appear every night.
81. Nicholas Varieties.
According to the advertisement of Mr..
llowletr, most OF the great actors who lett
Paris by balloon express duIin. the siege.
came to this city and We're engaged by him
at the st. Nicholas, where there are pcr-
tOrlnaD"eS every evening.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-03
OF THE OCCUPATION

THE EMPEROR WILL NOT ENTER
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