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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-07-07

No. 197. PEICr. S2.5Ju
Two dwellings, and two acres Of land in Iceslur-
" Washington county, Tennessee.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-09

the people should not establish one man
as their representative for life when it Is
within their power to guard their interests
bv establishing two hundred men d, their
representatives, changeabie at stated
periods. It would have been better # he
had stated the square .rutl: at once. and
to have gone before the people with the
proposition that it was better to initiate
the popular system a. developed il tle
United States tAan to initiate the same
system As developed hitherto in France.
This would have been ineligible. and -
application could have been made b. the
crowd as well as oy the minister.
II i evident that NJ. Gambetta par
takes Of TIE general apprehension that :he
French a-e no: ready for republican inst
tutions, a, h. understand, them. And
this suspicion increase, every day Av1n
the sympathy o: Prussia with Honaparse
has not dctironed him in France. TO: tn.
most abundant te,t;mon: from tia: por'
ton of I-,nc. outside of the cities l.
coming in daily. that tn election. II it Is
a: all f:@... viii restore TIE i:nperia
riIli..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-09
ANOTHER BIDDER FoS OR TRADE.

Cincinnati; il mental: Furnishing her
self. because she las allowed s.. Louis 20
acauic. the Red rive. trade. wE:r!l she
admits belongs 10 uS. And because the
Carrie Converse happened - lay over
d,v or two 1t our w:!,rvc>. tn .nciun,t!
G,c,". suggests that tbs diSnl.:s ::.e posi-
tie death Of all Intercourse h-:w. II New
Or.eau, and Shreveport. Il il a disagree
able confession on OK pat INA: W. have
allowed 81. LOUIS to persuade away >onle
Of our customers. bu: Cincinnati ned not
suppose tina: W. ~" prepared t" >':i .'or; 4
wake" JUS, ye:: fog Will. we have !oS:
trade. we have ai,' gained trade with
North Loui,;an,. an! we a-e pu,n:n: out
graphing line, to recover TIA: which W.
have parted with. \ large numbe. o:
steamboats, still. pursue die Rcd river bus:
ness from our whaNe,. ana that number
and capacity vii! - greatly increased!
when all our a.rc,H cement, are completed.
And before !:ne "t iron steamers can De
built and put on the route between (.n-
c;nnat; and Shreveport. We propose to
have IN iron horse running into that pros
perou, section o: country: and it i, OF: de-
sign to use great many other persuasive
measures to seduce Shreveport back 20 he.
first. and still devoted tirst-loye. Res: As.
sUrei .. this.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-09
pOpIII,aN GOVERNMENT.

liambetta declares that if the people Of
France are LEFT. free and unfettered in their
choice Of government they will revive
the empire. What will this be. Monsieur
Gan.bet;a, bat popular government: L.
the people are tres to choose a govern
ment, then they can elect al empire OF 4
republic. II they are not free to do 80.
then they mus: elect whichever form OF
government: :ne minority may put upon
them. Popular rule must be the viii! OF
the MA iovi.y. Governments are not est
mated hy ...ai, names, but by their re!a-
tons. Mexico has been called republic.
and vet Juarez rul.d it during eight years
with sway as absolute. within the lines
held by Ais troops. rs any despot in Asia.
He uttered Laws. arrested and imprisoned
men without form OF law. and employed
the funds as it suited his own good pur-
pose. Did the name under which he
committed these acts sanctify them as
republican in their essence: Yet the
people upheld him because they believed
nc was doing patriotic labor: and their
ratiiicN.ion Of his unconstitutional pro-
ceeiiny has been. and must ever be.
accepted ~ the testimony tina: his was a
popular government.
IfFrance chooses to be administered by
AL emperor or congress. who shall say
that the selection is not a popular one il
it is the result of the popular vote? In
fact what is any government chosen by
the people but popular one: And who
but the people. under our policy. are ell
titled to nominate the supreme authority:
They may hedge it with constitution as
the English do, or they may associate 1t
with legislature as France did, and as
Spain has lately done, or they may trust
it entirely into the hands of one man, and
still it will maintain its popular character.
And as they make SO they are presumed
to be able to unmake. MIR. Gambetta
will do we'll to study these distinctions
before he engages in a war about shadows
while the substance is passing away.
What be means, no doubt, is this: That
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-09
IN TIE LEGISLATURE.


In eitLe. house. yesterday. although
both continued IN session duIsn: the
allotted time, there was Little variety OF
business done.
In the Senate the morning was taken
up nearly altogether with the discussion
and action upon Senate biz No. 13i, for
the relief O; Simeon Bclden. Attorney
General of Louisiana. Attc. no small
amount of diminishing between The adj
vocate. and opponent, Of the bill. it
passed to second reading. considered
eugrossed, and will b. made tie order OF
the day tomorrow.
AIr Fish. from the committee composed
Of the city delegates. TO which coMm.ttee
had been referred Senate bill No. l31, re-
ported favorably. THIS bill. which has
been noticed before, is the ''act to amend
an act entitled an act 70 extend the limit,
of the parish of Orleans.
Thi, bill! define, the limits of the newly
constructed parish 0: Orleans III &" man
ner that requires a reference to 4 map OF
this portion OF the State to understand
them clearly. II adds to New Orleans,
however tina: portion Of Jefferson parish
which includes Ca:ro!iton. and take,
in. also. portion Of the parish
of st. Bernard. I. discovers the
country portion Of what was thc par
ISL Of Orleans. right bank. now the Fifth
District. and it takes in that portion o.
McDonoshville in the parish OF Jefferson,
right bank, so as to include c'retua. Me-
chanicsham. and one or two other
''hams' in the neighborhood. We think
the reconstruction Of the limits o: the
parish puts it in better shape. and will
be. on the whole. beneficial.
It greatly extends the limits Of the city
proper, for the whole of the parish as re-
constructed is placed within the limits of
the city charter. The administration of
the present City Council has been gen
orally approved. and it is not easy to
show why it would not be equally worthy
of approval if extended over larger
space. There has been a complaint, on
| the part of property holders in some of
| the newly annexed portions of the city,
that the taxes they now pay are too high,
and there ought to be discrimination in
taxation between them and the more
business parts Of the city In fact, pc
tition to the Legislature advocating this
| discrimination has been gotten up in the
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-09

"Have you secured tickets in the single
number drawing Of the Louisiana State
Lottery that takes place next Saturday,
is a question that is frequently asked now,
because the time is rapidly approaching
when the 440 prizes will be drawn for. and
the money distributed among the persons
who have selected lucky numbers. The
$50, 900 prize would certainly be very plea
SAINT to take, but there a great many among
the $40 prizes that would be calculated to
make any reasonable person feel good
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-09
REPEAL OF THE INCOME TAX,

One " the most one:0,iS and Nnncnu-
N,r hcac;cs left by the var Is beyond
comparison. the incom" TAX. lis in
puisisor;ai character, compelling: its VIC
tim, TO max. public their private ..t,ir>,
or subiectin, them to the inspection q: NJ
army OF spies. has naturally \ tendency
to discourage enterprise and 20 encourage
dishonesty. !. weighs most heavily Oh
til, most uprigh. men: the inscription,
evadc il: Moreover. man of cuisines.
eau not AWAY, :eli precisely what his in
come is: and when u lel.yt;on ot ;v.
per cent rests on his own word. the
temptatou TO undertakes it. Ok =: i.a>: 20
practice prudent ret:ccuce with
regard to some of lis sources. Is
very great. Like many other laws
passed during NE wa:. it WIS Submitted
to uncoup.,in;nsiy ut the tine from
patriotic motives: and would have been
50, had il been still more one.o'., than i:
is; but with the decrcas.. in our national
debt. and the cooling down Of oar IN
selfish enthusiasm. it ceases 10 commend
itself ANY longer even 70 tn. most
patriotic a, necessary: and It's od;6ES
features became constantly .Ao,e rcPu!-
s;yc. II is gratifying, Therefore. to learn
that the Committee on Ways and Means
in the Senate have resolved to vote n
favor OF its repeal. If. b; :hi, measure.
too crea. a diminu.ion of reven':. takes
place, let It be made ip in SON, 49, dis
agreeable way.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-09

4 m.sc!icvGu. young man III New Lon.
,1cc told Il youn: lady who was huyn:
.t,:1:s a: Tie pcstotiice that che Was takin:
unnecessary trouble, for this Is the day
tina: they gave them away" She believed
ii. aud WAS taking hex departure. VIXEN the
urbanc clerk called her back. and convinced
her. after half hours talk. that il was no
suclt thing. She finally iei:. declaring at
the top OF her voice. Them city chaps is
awtil",
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-09
spiri. of progress forbids that we should
be the last to recognize the fact.
ON CARONDELET STREET.

About the only subject now talked OF III
Carondeict street, is the effort OF the
brokers to procure :, reduction OF the ab-
slrdly cXolDitaDt tax row imposed on
them bv wav o: license We directed the
attention OF tn. Legislature last year 70
thi, point. indic..tin! the evil ctte' t, OF
sucn system, and suggesting that the
result wo,;.,: be ~ diminish, instead OF
Increasing TIE revenue from this source.
just wha. VT predicted, and what any
reasoning mind Nigh: have toreSeen. has
come to pass. We do not believe that
any DroA.- il IN. ely has paid the IL
cen.a. !: ~. stat. undertakes II c.
fore. Il. collection OF! the tax,
i large proportion OF the brokers viii
simply abandon the:: offices. and take
t. IN. street. iu,: Il, Mnny have
done ,lrr,Gv. AID others will cvade TIE
tax hy c...i,,in: ;he designation OF Their
business. \: Oh gold 4 broker world
have = 81; nr :ly >ioo,cDJ. AMI a: u
share on ,;o x -. xo..i have to sell or
! ;,.v 1890 ,!la..-. liz ord t. pay his tax.
| and ve,v :ew broker, i; iii, much hl>i-
n.., IN tx, months, Now the attempt
| t".x.o:t from :. :n.:: We .,:o>> proceeds,
| y. :,xp months n,.,.n is simply mon
,.:ou>. /; til i:.coH.e FAX o: y per cent
| v,s fl. :, b. ~ on ron, :ni ':n iU>t Il, {"
| call for IL ,,,!i::rn. tai, tax Of 500 L
v.ar o.. brokers' j. oppressive And .:raH-
, uc... F.: :.r-: OF ;.lc.: !: amounts to NJ
: income lax o: tNe:tv-:iv. ~. ctut 70 The
STATE alone. t. ~ nothing of the city l.
Gems, and t.. n.:-i -:..c, tax. We trust
! :ha: IT, Committee - Ways ana Means
, vii. t.... \ r..:,;.. view o: this sub ect.
! Al; :.i;..c IA. :,X - y reasonable sum.
| III, sal, 1t IA board ..st nigh. we:,
:ii,v ,',;:re, >.,.- Shed q: ~. .nd Two
,:.a!. 20, .: gold .. =! -. III.
! Anon. :i.e NV >:oc..,, to :'e pc:: Oh The
. Ii. i, the Jefferson C.:v -, stock.
The :,l.cvin, Wy. til bid, AMI Offers
,,t,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-09
VECTONIA NATIONAL BANh
NEW ORLEANS.

E.v ORLEANS, 0.ct:nis.; =" L..
L. accordance with Ia" requirements a: the
eighteenth sec ION OF tie natona. currency act,
pUbl:s!, herewith tn. certificate OF authority is
sued to the "TeUton;> Natona! bank OF Sew Ok.
leans" ). y. WAGNER. Cashier.
TREASURY DspAKrs.Nr)
C.i.e q! Controller OF the Currtncv
Washington, December ), 1879.
WasRHAs. By satisfactory evidence presented to
the undersigned, it has been made to appear that
the TEUTONIA NATIONAL BANK OF NEW OR.
LEANS in the city OF New Orleans in the parish
OF Orleans and State OF louisiana has been duly
organized under and according to the requirements
OF the act of Congress entitled AN act to provide
national currency, secured by pledge Of United
States bonds, and to provide for the circulation
and redemption thereof" approved June g. 1864.
and has complied with all the provisions OF said
act required to be complied with before commenc
ing the business Of banking under said act
Now. therefore, /, Hland K. Hulburd, Controller
OF the Currency, do hereby certify that the TEJJ
TON1A NATIONAL BANK OF NEW ORLEANS in
the city of New Orleans in the parish Of Orleans
and state OF Louisiana, is authorized to commences
the business of banking under the act aforesaid
In testimony whereof, witness NV hand and seal
Of Office this ffth day OF December, 1870
Inland X. HULBCRD
. Controller Of the Currency.
No. I'H del0 2m
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-09

Van Acrnam, the party w.o was most
ofhoiou, III the charge. against Congress
man Batter. o: Tennessee, is. says the
yioksbur, T:vrs. the man who 10y his aybi.
trary and illegal .d:ct has been withholding
their money from nearly all the co,olel pen
sioncrs in tho GATED States TOR til. last;
thISo years.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-09

Marriage is diificui: business III Litc!l-
field county. Connecticut. \ marriage
license obtained liz Waterbury. Was not
valid in Plymouth. and 80 tn" accommodate
ing clergyman performed par. OF the 'ere'
mouy in one town, and then taking walk
across tho line. performed the :uore ev.ntiul
,,vt in t,,o oti,of
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-09

A, important motto. 70 holder, o. wharf
bonds appears in this mornings htrrH-
LIcAS Sealed proposal. will b" received
NV tLa Administrator OF Finance, Until
the sale to the city of eight bonds. issued
under srdinauce No. AS. Administration
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-09

The question OF woman suifra:e,''
though repeatedly settled on both sides
by argument, whic! to the di,putants
seem irvcfrasab.c. and though quietly
Ignored by Il great ma o.;ty Of either sex.
is still open. still thrusting itself on pub
lie notice. and. doubtless, will continue to
DO 80 20: long time to come. [: will
NOT DO much ion.e- - treat il with silent
contempt a, unworthy the notice of prac-
tea! men. Grave committees in Congress,
are divided upon tue subject, and brin: in
conflicting reports. Il, advocates are lis
tened to with respect By the assembled
wisdom Of t.. nation. and invited to set
forth their views and arguments at length.
A :oom IN tie nat:oua. capitol is assigned
to their use.
Even the Conservative Of their own
sex tand this il their greatest triumph;
have condescended to &c: up counter petit
tons, superhuoUs as such movement
may seem. Is it not time then that men
and women i'll this remote portion of the
country. the most distant from the centre
of activity, and the last to send in q ripple
of response to the hugest stones which
agitate that centre, should bestir them
selves somewhat in the matter should
examine into this thing to see whether it
is Of nature or not? For, if not, it will
surely come to nausht; but if it is, the
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-09
THE DAILY REPUBLICAN

yfav he had of the following dealers:
George Ellis, opposite the P"-to-fies.
A. Simon, No. 81 Exchange Alley.
&C. Haley, No. - Comn.ercia. Place
CGD. Hole, No. 81 Exchange Place.
James Ennis. Pon.chactrt:c Ra:.r'a'.
depot, Thrill District. also a. ie:'o: Zoe; o:
LAFAYETTE street, FRS; District.
John Schafer. corne: o.: Ninth az! Con
ftance streets
J.W. Long. corner o: Love All! En:-.-:n
streets, Third District.
f. S. Marks. opposi:. Jefferson na7A':'
Sixth District.
w, X. D;rks. NJ. 3; Arn''rci't'on e'''''
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-09

We have received from Charles Clinton.
Assistant United States Treasurer az Ne"
Orleans. the public debt stgte;nci-: :or r.. =
ruary |. 1871. and statement u ,'o:ih> i'i;r-
chased by the Treasury Department. &c: tia
sinking and special funds.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-09

The strongest vegetable t.dre sn""'. i
the New Zealand flax. Ii has long. sword
ike leaves. ten or twelve zee: IN .en:tA. l.
is used by the settlers for binding :hel;
sheaves. fastening their gates. ing Up
their horses. and in almos. every i'cs>.c!.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-09

The only chapter in the Bible she a.:
CHAPTER of Proverbs. written Dy woman
fthe mother OF King Lemuell. contains =
plea for woman's wages: Give he" :t.e
f,uit OF her hand. and let Ter own We: x,
praise her in the gates.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-09

An Indiana boy Went hunting VIII: - t'''
dollar gun. The hlecch pin was iu, o;:r %:
his forehead, and TIE surgeons ana in'!c:-
takers bills made the sport il"c" t:s.'c:i>:'"
thar il he had used a more cost! .,.:..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-09

The fast sailing steamship. Thomas he! 50
is now receiving freight for Galveston and
Indianola and will sal! next Saturday AZ >
p. NJ. Passenger accommodations exceeded
hv none. Cabin passage only ten dollars:
deck passage five dollars. William H.
Field. agent. corner Cam. :"d t"n.m"n
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-09

An unmarried young nl;yn declared tue
other day. with AZ expression CT c"ul''-
nance most lngubr;oIs-'l neve: .c;.:e't a
iar.h;ng about getting married nn:.. "a
tended an obi bachelors funeral.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-09

The Empire Parish describes tn" weather
last week as - ll-soctish-we:. ":y, i'G",:'
cold and hot" The same paper has secured
the services of a good writer an.: H'l. nov
commence " in new and bright c"!c:>
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-09

a Pt:sbury ,Ponnsylvani".. paper OF T."
..en. date. contain, this advertisement:
"Thrce young iadie. wish :" engage three
young gentlemen 10 take them 10 the LEG
lure this w:n.e.. Car fare am! tickets FUR
pished, and Refreshments al the L"mes q
the ladies' a..e1wavd.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-09

Secure seats early at the A. Ademy -.
Music to witness the performances OF II"
Japanese Troupe, for many seats Lave
already been sold for every nigh: curing
the remainder of the week.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-09

At seven o'clock yesterday 'norin: the
thermometer was 3S~ at New 'ii"ahS' -
at Augusta. Al at Charleston. 81 III I'm
cinna1i. 81 ut Lake City, % a: M"o:.',
and 1S2 AT Savannah.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-09

The New Orleans Sanitary an! scr'.ll'h.
Company have adopted II new seal" "i
prices for removing boxes and furnishing
.6eo5o,iz;ny material Sec advertisement.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-09

The Empire I"rjs" reports th's '"r "'''.-'
crop of Plaquemine> parish VIA IT, - :'''''
failure this year.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-09

l.. T. l.,marie has been '"1h'!;'' -.
the Senar. ~ tax c"i"c'": 80. '''' o''''''
District OF this city.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-09

Hundreds OF people VIII" ,o''." 10: i" pm
vidcd with seats. went away !'"'H I'VE
Academy of Music last night DISAPPOINTED"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-09

Last n;.,l, after nine. o'c..l tie ~: Wa
40 dense that al times y vs. ".''F''- :"
across the street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-09

The children attached to the J.iraH'' a.
troupe now performing At the Ae''''i'i. WIZ
visit the principal public schools to-day.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-09
NEW ORLEANS RICE DEPOT.
REOPENING.
SEWN; MACHLNES-ALL KINDS

SEWN: NACHLNES-ALL KINDS.
Tn. public hsv- iAn- desired the eSta oil 'nen'
OF !. Mar. where al kinds OF SEWN. Machines and
sewn. Machine. Findings could be- had where they
could SCI. and compare. tn. workings OF one machine
will. another: and select rom the dtf';'nt makes
thu. MA. hi!e best site 70 the Use - when rhef
d.. red Il, Apu. il. To -l.. M.I: invite YOU
a. - Cana! street Agents wanted.
uo.l lp.f N. :. HEDRICK. General AGENT.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-09

Have Your Printing and Binding Done IT
III. Pelican Job Office. Orner Camp ana
POys.ras streets. Orgy
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-09

G. n. ZIMMERMANN 4 CO.,
81 and % Canal street,
JEWELERS. AND SILVERSitiTItS'
Mr. Io>E,,u r. EALER has entire charge OF '"e
Watch Department.
W,t,;,c. Clock. and Chrononctcrs rrp'fed III"
:i .lIst.u
N.G rS SuNVAG has entir" cli:te"e o' VIC
Masonic Department.
Ma.ori. J.wri. Books and Rc@ai!'' a'wass "
,,tuj Seal. and Presses for Lodges >o'A'"''
!;.u,, etc promptly executed
Mr. JOHN STUMP has charge o' NV
.lewe'ry Mandatory.
M,,,o,d. reset and JeWc!rv carefully t"p'''"
Nr. CHR. KUHH'.EH has rhirG" OF 'he
S;.rrxare ,Ian"f:,ctOry.
~,.y.. Presentation Pate made 70 "td"' nanI's
.,y H,ri.t;.- .,.ui,5 and Companies promptly w
-rl.d ,iI executed.
she Very Be.s Pebbl" Spectarie> "n na""'
VI. u,mr: all goods direct from t!"' actor
,,;,iI;ctIit. on I,t misses, ana oHrl ou' S'
WYNN. .,,; ,an not b, ,idcTsOd.
G.. H. ZiEsiERMANN 4 co.
,., @, and - Canal .trr'e.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-09
STANDARD FIRE AND WATER
PROOF ROOFING.
S,,:T,;rsv p,.a>TI, STAT. ROOFING COMPANY.
O:,ire-N0. ISL Peters street. formerly
New Levee. above Julia.
NEW ORLEANS.

This Room. i. adapted 'o-v-,v .'r'- >: House
Eoc.. .s Ae.. - S....Iajoa: Roofs NtsA.Itias AVN
.us. etc.
Cost. less :nsn Fat Of Ans other standard roof
!n. ?.as.c Slate Is likewise = NEST exce.-n: Gov.
e,;ny ~. meta! roots -! al kinds; :, preserves the
meta .is;ss,- Hit!. pa.a.n. si,, checks the con
traction and expansion. Plastic Stat. and Irish
and American E... ~: sale II quantities 70 su;:.
Eo- q, particulars send for circular. sells on
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-09
E1~Y THE BEST AND CHEAPEST.
IMPROVED
WILSON >uITT!.E SEWING: MAX HINE'

y.,,..,., g., SIMPLICITY. Durability AMI
u,s,,.r,, '.,,,.t IL, '...ri. and manage. On easy
1. ,., OF pI%n.n:, al TWENTY DoL.ARs h,SS :
than machines controlled h| ,he '"'Hn'o'i >,
W.tr,,.ri =, do p,...,t work Rooms ~ No. 20
canal s..r,. .o,I...l ~ Burgundy street ar, .
WANTED sl'-io 80 ~ u 80 -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-06

A lecturer has appeared in the field vino
assures the public that the commonest
man in the world, if he is tractable and
teachable, can become theatrical arts
of the most approved pattern. By being
taught a few lessons in the movement of
the facial muscles, man without any sus-
capabilities may impress an audience
either with the widest mirth or the in
tensest sympathy. In pursuance Of this
theory school is about to be opened in
New York, which promises to turn out
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Antelope, of the Piccytne, still hangs
to the delusion that he ought to be in the
place that is at present occupied by the
Hon. George S. Boutwell,. Antelope con-
cludes that this ought to be SO because
Mr.. Boutwell, is giving great ofense to
the spectators in gold, in not allowing
them to bull the market whenever there
is a respectable shipment Of specie to
Europe. If the government of the United
States had been created in the interests
of the brokers we might assent to An
telopes conclusions, but as it was formed
for the benefit of the people, who are in
terested in keeping gold down, We can
not support his claims.