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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-21

Tie Galveston Bulletin, is beginning to
notice the renewed enterprise Of New Or
leans, and says on that subject:
New Orleans is but enhancing her own in
tercsts when she determined to run her own
lines of steamers to all the great entrcptos OF
the world. Her next venture Is to be a line
to Havana via Cedar Keys and Key West.
!;y railroad from Cedar Keys she proposes
to Onen up communication with Fernanuin;l.
Savannah. Charleston and the Atlantic
ports. The traffic with Florida and Cuba
of course, must be of some magnitude.
The capital of the new lins will be in 25OO
shares of one hundred dollars each, (which
seems amply sufficient. A mail subsidy has
been secured for the Florida coast. Every
enterprise of the kind deserves the good
wishes of the country. What has Calves
ton 70 do, to rival New Orleans, but to open
I'D her railroads into the interior and estab-
llsh her lines of steamers to all ports neces-
sary and thus command the foreign trade
because she commands her home trade.
Texas is an empire in her area and Ill her
resources and il Galveston will prepare in
time to command and bring from the inte-
rior the vast productions of the next few
years, we will have Il city here rivaling IN
commerce and trade any i'll the South
Why not do so, when it is 80 easily done and
so certain of ample remuneration The
productions Of the country must find an
outlet, apd if we fail to secure the point OF
expectation we will fail OF .h- benefits OF
;,nuOrtation.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-21
STOCKHOLM.

Bill for Reorganization Of the Swedish
Army.
STOCKHOLM, January ls.-The King in a
speech from the throne to-day, announced
to the Diet, that d bill will be presented
providing for the reorganization of the
Swedish army, and on an extensive scale
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-21

The Houston Union learns that Mr. Pen
field. one of the contractors on the Austin
branch of the Central Railroad. Will leave
Chicago ON the fifteenth of this month for
Texas. With heavy force. to push his con-
trac: to completion as early as possible.
The Austin Journa! hope, Mr.. Pentield's S
force win BE- put to work above i.edbetter.
and work towards Austin, completing one
section Of about fifteen miles at a time, and
in short order. Austin VIII be a gay and
lively town when she gets a railroad.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-21
BERLIN.

Favorable Results Expected from thS
Conference.
BERLIN, January lS.-A provincial cor
respondent says: The preliminary agree
ment of the conferers of the powers at
London affords u guarantee for favorable
results OF the conference.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-21
BORDEAUX.
News from Bourbaki.

BORDEAUX, January l9.-Bourbaki ate
tackled the Prussians Sunday, Monday, and
Tuesday with the object Of crossing thes
Saone. and Selling st. Nalbest. The enemy
resisted the movement and BOurbaki Zee
turns to his former position.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-21
CUBA.

Ere nch Mcn.of-War Watching Bremea
steamship Hanover.
HAVANA. January 30. The Bremen
steamer Hanover sailed Wednesday, but
finding two French mcn-of- war in the
otfiing she returned. 1t was reported last
night the Hanover again sailed, accom-
panied by the Prussian man-of.war kOln.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-21

l..A,E OF VALUABLE SUGAR PLANTATION.
IN our "Eor Sale" coiuUu this morning.
Messr. Nash & Hodgson No. Fo Gravier
street. advertise at private sale. at great
bargain. on account Of departure, the lease
of one of the finest sugar plantations in the
State. with two hundred and seventy acres
growing cane. labor contracts made, stock.
implements. and everything in full blast.
and IN fine order and condition, See ad-
yer.isenent.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-21
LILLE.
Engaacment Near VcrInan nd.

LILLE, January l9.-An engagement 10
reported to have occurred near Nermand,
east Of st. Quentin, yesterday. Cannon
aiding was heard in that direction for four
hours. The result is unknown.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-21
-ANTWERP..

The HarbOr KeOpened.
ANTWERP. January l9.-1he harbor OF
Antwerp has been reOpened.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-21
FOR RENT.

-OR RENT-A DESIRABLE FARM SITUATED
r ono mile from Amite City, on the Jackson
Railroad containing six acres in fruit trees. one
acre in grapes and about eighty acres under renee;
tuo GOOD dwellings and all necessary out buildings.
49, 80 e. =" r. PRITCHARD,
81 No 56 Carondelet street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-21

ORANGE PLANTATION FOR SALE.-ln our
For sale" column this morning, Messrs.
Nash 4 Hodgson, No. 40 Gravier street,
advertise a tirst-class orange plantation.
with elegant residence. lust below the city
limits. at private sale, at Il great sacrifice,
on account of departure. See the adver'
t:sement and apply forthwith
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-21
CT. LOUIS HOTEL MASK BALLS.

series OF SIX GRAND DRESS AND MASK BALLS
viii he gwen ii the spacious ball room OF tne -.
LSus Hotel as follows:
On SATURDAY January %.
On SATURDAY, February Ii.
On MARDI GRAS February II.
On ST JOSEPHS NIGHT, March l3.
These balls will DE the continuation OF tae grand
eMtcrt aiDments given every year at the New Opera
Asuee where their order aud decorLm have zen
deret them justly popular.
Jserers SPLENDID Silver Cornet Band h:., been
oasa red for t4le whole series.
Tbs entrance to the bail IS on Roya. street.
iust below the corner OF st. Louis.
Doors VIII open at p N. Balls to commence at
l10 Gentlemen So; ladies free.
4 T.ckets can be had at the door on the night OF
kthe ball or at =. DumOnters confectionery corner
fCanaI and Bourbon streets. jail Sm
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-21

1NOR RENT-COTTON PLANTATION IN Ihn fan
Il Parish of Pointe Conpee, at smms port; anaJ .1S
h,ieS dweilinchouse and cabins for laborers;
cotton gin, stables and necessary dinSs tor do1
making crop; Land first class Terms I,! . L"o "
PJ.oS EEYMOJtR No. % Carondeiet street
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-21

NOR SALE-A GBNTLEMAN'S TURNOUT
+ consisting of fast young TrOtter, splendid
Ton Buggy, Fine Harness, Robes, Blanket, W mp
ate to be sold on account Oh departure fflce,
s.e,, sen, ~ a1drnas n at ths Office de3l
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-21

NOR SALE OR KENT.-A PLEASANT AND
ya!uable property in Lewisburs, two hours run
trom Nsw.Orleans; cottage house, out houses wharf
and bath. house and spacious grounds; VIII be sold SOD
nd tarms appy to George q. Penn, Es.l., Attorney
stLaw. No. 8 Carondeet street, third floor.
No yellow fever 0 cholera was eAer known 10
nrayail at this place. vE
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-21

nOOMS TO RKNT-ONB Or TWO FINE.
II large airy, comfortaby FURNISHED a"9%s Sssa caa
vba1e NJ are the french aud English languages are
spoken and nee from the an,,oysncs o. a1aar a
b. applying e No: 81. 81 v;tSin 41a = Sx Seors Of
the house. Terms veGy moderate. oc"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-21
AMUhEMENTS. A
Sf. Charles Theatre.


new and elegant scenery. This evening.
benefit of Miss Louise Arnott. who will
appear in the drama Of ''Ireland as it Was
and the great bur.es4ue of the "forty
Thieves.'
Monday evening. Lolita N the "Little
Detective"
National Theatre.
Tomorrow evening. the comedy of Zone
Of our People" Will be presented for the
second time. Monday evening. the comedy
OF ..The Cousin" in three acts, followed by
the comic opera of ''Rubezahl, or the Noun
tain Ghost IN the Giants Mountains OF 81
lcsia.'
Academy Of Music.
Again. Last evening, there was another
magnificent house at the Academy OF Music,
to witness the Fro+,-Frou of Miss Lucille
Western The same performance will be
presented for the matinee to-day. and It u
expected that the house will be crowded.
Luckily, there are no reserved seats. "Oli-
yer Twist will be produced this evening.
A new play of powerful interest. written
for Miss Western. will shortly be produced.
with al its novel etfects and peculiar char
acterS.
The Circus.
The yres, Italian and mcrican circus. a;
the corner of First and Magazine streets,
gives a performance there at one o'clock
to-day and seven O'Clock this evening. 10
morrow evening. at the corner OF Orleans
and Bourbon streets. Dan Rice - The pre-
si,iin, genius.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-21
LOTTERIES.

The ABOVE drawings are pUbllsheU IN al the pt!u'
cipsl papers. and are drawn in public daily at tho
rooms OF the company -.
Iuformation furnished and prizes cashed bv
HOWARD. SIMMONS Co, Contractors.
ST. Charles street corner Union. New Or!eanA
Witness our hands at New Orleans, LorUs-ana
til, twentieth day Of January. 1871.
H. PERALTA
ADAM GIFFRE,
Commissioners.
p.yr.RE OF RO(;{,S LOTTERIES, apl3
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-21
BY TIE RAP H .

BY TIE L E G RAPH.
LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS
The ADMISSION OF COLORADO
COMMITTEE ON SOUTHERN 0JTaAGES
National State Bank Of New Orlean,
APPOINTMENT. OF LOUISIANA ELECTORS
CONTINUED B0MBAaDMENT 0: PARIS
Hard Fighting on the Seventeenth
Decisive Rcpulsc Of the French
BOCRBAKI IN FULL RETREAT
GOOD RESULTS or BOMBARDMENT
KING WILLIAM TO THE QUEEN
WAsHBURNE STICKS TO PARIS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-21
BOCRBAKI IN FULL RETREAT

GOOD RESULTS or BOMBARDMENT
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-21

(cosrMuxD on EioR1a PA01
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-21

Business in the several civil District
Courts yesterday was not Of that lively
character calculated to interest the general
reader.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-21

StCIttdFy.
In accordance with the above. instruc
tons have been sent to the local inspectors
to promptly comply with the order Of the
Secretary Of the Treasury
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-21
LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS
The ADMISSION OF COLORADO

COMMITTEE ON SOUTHERN 0JTaAGES
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-21

Decisive Repulsc Of the French
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-01-11
San FRANCISCO
COLD wRATHRR.THE PUBLIC
sCHOOLS-THE WILL OF THE
LATR DIR. ROwKLL-HIs kA.
TRAORDINARY REQUESTS.

SAN Francisco, January HI r. NJ.
The wind Is blowing gale nom the
northwest, and 1t Is the coolest Jay o.
the season.
The Superintendent Of Public Schools
estimates the expenses Of the depart
ment for the present fiscal year at
nearly $4,000 more than the funds
available, and the Board Of Education
will be compelled to retrench largely,
or there will be a heavy deficit before
the meeting of the next Legislature.
The will of the late DR.. Isaac Row.
ell, which is dated October %, 1867,
disposes of his property, making his
wife sole executrix, and closes with
the following curious provision, which
is the sixth clause of the will: "After
death 1 wish my body to be dissectsd
by my medical friends, the soft parts
burned, and the ashes preserved In an
urn ; the skeleton to be wired well to-
| gether, and both kept In some medical
college or university in San Francisco
But, In case my wife should wish fol-
them, it is my will that they be deliv,
cred to her in case she shall be willing
to pay the expenses Of their prepare,
tion.n His widow desired to have his
remains embalmed and inferred at
Lone Mountain, and they were accord,
ingly treated by DR.. Lyford and dis
posed of as she desired.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-01-11

WATCH Your PREMIsEs.-The best
precaution against accidents Of all de-
scriptions, whether fire or water, is
found In the careful supervision Of the
house, store or Office, and all contained
in either, by the head Of the establish
nient. No sensible man or woman
should delegate entirely to any other
person or persons that which belongs
to the person chiefly interested. Per-
sons must be trusted to fill various
offices in any house, but the master and
mistress must see that the persons so
employed do their duty. Defective
flues, leaky pipes, furnacesand ranges
liable, If wrongly arranged, or disar-
ranged, to explode or to set the house
on tire-are among the perils Of ''mod-
ern conveniences." They are safe and
highly satisfactory Improperly watched,
but dangerous if neglected. Smaller
houses are in as much danger from the
lack of convenience. Defective stove
pipes, cracked stove cylinders, kero-
scns lamps, rags saturated with oil,
matches and other combustib ssdropped
about carelessly, hot ashes in wooden
vessels these, and many more of the
results Of heedlessness or sloth, cause
that ubiquitous criminal, the incen-
diary, to be blamed for many fires
with which he has had nothing to do.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-01-11

LOST TIE INsUKANcE.-In the insur-
ance policy Of one Cleft there was a
clause making it void ain case the in
sured should die by his own hands, or
in consequence Of a duel, or by reason
Of intemperance by the use of intoxi-
eating liquors, or by the hands Of jus
tice, or In the known violation of the
laws Of these States, or Of the United
States, or OF the said provinces, or any
other country" The premium was
regularly paid up to the time Of the
death of Cleft. Cleft had a claim
against one Cox, and, on meeting him
In the street in n town in Louisiana.
requested payment. This was refused,
and Cleft undertook to unhitch CoS's
horses from the wagon, when the latter
shot him. Action was brought to re-
cover on tho policy, but the company
resisted OH the ground that at the time
Of his death he was in the Known VIC
lation of the laws Of that State in
which the parties were at tho time,
and therefore the policy vas void.
The New York Supreme Court has
sustained the Company.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-01-11

HUNrING AHtsBANp.-A correspond
ent of the Denton Monitor says n hand
some, dashing woman rode into q vii
lage in that region a few days ago, and
alighting from her horse, went rapidly
to a drinking saloon, where n number
Of "soyereigns" were having 4 "higtl
time" She singled out the finest look
ing man In the crowd, and walking up
to him, seized him by the arm and or
dered him to Put down the glass which
he was about to drain. He dashed
down the glass and rushed away; the
lady followed, and finally cornered
him in the billiard-room. She told him
in a firm, determined voice that the
place he was in and the course he was
pursuing would never do for her hus-
band; that he was wasting her prop
erty, and that she would no longer
consent to be disgraced and impover-
ished by him. She demanded his pis-
toll. He refused. She took it from
him, cooked it and presentedit at him,
and told him he must leave or die. He
concluded to leave. She marched him
ont as n prisoner Of war to where his
horse was hitched, ordered him to
mount, and in a few minutes the two
were leaving town, the wife riding In
the real Of her captured lord with his
siN-shooter In her hand.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-01-11

SECRETARY boutwell,. received not
long since, from the West, n curious
letter. The writer said he was the
father Of triplets, and somebody had
told him there was a fund set apart out
of which was given n bounty to parents
having such u run of luck. He said
he had two children besides, and rs his
means were not large, If there was
such a fund he hoped the Secretary
would put him in the way Of receiving
the benefit Of 1t. 10 confirm and
establish the truth of the story, photo
graphs of three born at n birth were
attached to the letter. He was in
formed that although some Govern
ments had made such provisions for
the unfortunate, it had thus far escaped
the attention Of our lawmakers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-01-11
FROM CARSON CITY.
NEVADA L.EGIsLATURK.
Eighth Day.

CARSON CrrY, January l1-SP.M.
The Senate met at II o'clock.
The Ways and Means Committee has
reported favorably OH a bill creating a
Legislative Fund.
The Governor sent in his approval OF
an Act amending the Act creating
Boards of County Commissioners.
The special order for II O'Clock, to
take from the table the resolution de-
claring vacant temporary appoint
ments of Committees and attaches
made by Lieutenant Governor Singer
land, created two hours discussion and
a big fight. The resolution was so
amended that the appointments should
hold until changed by President Den
yer. Adopted.
In the House, the Committee on Cor
porations reported favorably on the
amendment Of the Railroad Incorpora-
ton Act.
Mr.. Williams, from the Judiciary
Committee, reported n substitute to the
above, allowing narrow-gaage roads.
The White Pine delegation reported
favorably on a bill funding the debt OF
White county.
Blasdel's vetoes Of the Acts relating
to the selection and sale of school
lands, were sustained.
Mr.. Jones presented a concurrent
resolution submitting n proposition for
a Constitutional Convention at the
next election. Referred to the Judi
dietary Committee.
Mr.. Bowman gave notice Of bills
amendatory of the Civil Practice and
Fees and Compensation Acts.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-01-11
THR sATINasor Great MBN.

A dinner lubrlcatss business.-Bos-
To bear is y conquer fate.-camp-:
boil. q =
Beholdins Heaven, yet feeling he'll.
Heaven gives its avorites-early
death.-Byron.
The poetry Of earth 10 never dead
Keats. ytFg
The sentinel stars set their watch In
the sky:
Apoem round and perfect as q star
Alex. Smith. IT
Flowers are lovely; love Is flower
llke.1olsridge.
I have multiplied visions and used
similitudes.-Hose. dii.Jhl
Corrupted ffeemen are the worst Of
slaves.-Garrick.
Learn the luxury Of doing good
Goldsmith. "a
A heart to resolve, a head to con-
trive, and a hand to execute.-Gibbon.
How hard their lot who neither won
nor lost.-Beattie.
A fool must now and then DO right
by chance.-Cowper..
was wounded in the house Of my
friends.-Zachariah.
Miss not the discourse Of the Elders.
Ecclesiasticus.
Great is truth, and mighty above all
things.-Esdns.
Let us crown ourselves with rose
buds before they be withered.-Wis-
dom of Solomon.
Mark the perfect man and behold the
upright.
was eyes to the blind, and feet was
I to the lame.-Job.
A three-fold cord Is not quickly
Observation-Disclosures.
My eyes make pictures when they
are shut.-Colerldgs.
Adwarf on a giants shoulders see
farther Of the two.-Herbert.
1 value the man, not his title It's
not the kings stamp can make the
metal ~better.-Wycherly.
The children have eaten sour grapes,
and the children's teeth are on edge
Ezekiel.
Oh, that L had In the wilderness a
lodging-place Of wayfarlng men =
Jeremiah.
Behold the nations are as a drop Of
the bucket, and are counted as small
dust In the balance. Isaiah. a.
What can they sec In the longest
kingly line in Europe, save that 1t runs
back to q successful soldier.-Walter
Scott.
The Purltans hated bear-bating, not
because 1t gave pain to the bear, but
because 1t gave pleasure to the spec
fstor NIonorlou-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-01-11
.
IFrom the MsmnhI. Ly,lanche.1

kT6m INA mimi
How few peopie seem to know what
Il costs to run a newspaper. This is
an ejaculation cftan heard in news
nanar Counting rooms after the de-
psrt,,re Of somebodv who has tried tn
ronAacate n n,nor ~ oot In a n,,8 of
somebody on tbe streneh of old friend-
shin ar some IMAGINATION equally as
strong. Nv some nnaecountabIe mis-
a~nnrehension of facts. there il a lnroe
| ciaas Of n.onle In the world who tbint
that II costs little or nothing to run a
from Z psushov when too ssr frem tSs
n@na 20 coms and hoo ono tSau sro
rar,Ior nstrono and onti,IeS n my,;n,'
~ t avar.
'e Ma coIi ox.rv dov q, novsnonor
oaicea 70 oet = cngv of d.iiw naner
Inst from nress, far nothing. who Womb
naw.r dream ~ heooinn : noctethenG-
nerch,ef from a dry goods store nm
annie from a frn,t stand or . niece Of
capJv from , confactionar avap mnon
tho nIea ~ old ocnmaintsncs or having
ho,qbt somstb,nc hafore One IL naf
u,eb hnt = hmnd,od q dav amo,,nts IN
%somethino in tbe courss Of time. Rut
this Ia small drain compared with the
Snee aavartisino a newsnano meet
70 do Some men who have Maid two
dollars At mn earIv period Of lie for an
aGvsrtisement worth four or Ave. aD-
naor 70 thjnL how ora, stockholders In
he ACCOMPLISHMENTS for eternity. Tbey
Jemond The nnhlication of ali marriage
Ill ES,"roI n~oticos oh,tuo rino and
Sauun On;sodo. ~ tba nart fortv
.Nan! sptIS nsor ~ NV md they
seors sJisno p' aDop,t n%atronize
So,,r nnna1 pm Yes: hut Won received
ths vprfb n vo,1r money for what YOU
na;d 1RmtT sava ths notron. "it
Vii not coSt yo,, onythino In NUT this
nv which IA inst no ridicnlons as to
ri. , m"H 70 grinI vonr NJ an his
r.s, ~ n%rocionslv tell him
~ W.oot oost Pm = cont II takes
Hm ton rrU 80 : naw.no mor a. we'll 90
money 10 run I;,d os bysross and No
aly osn Nh, n'a,ond SmancI,,iv tbat
paper wiz $780, ,tam ~ non'
carries ue' HnnaI s's "Ini.. thst thav
ZION Oh w =. H. i - varI
are ANXIOUS W sso nn P,tS J., ~
paying ior, anu Mnvn pti ~ tha I s
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-01-11

A BRUTAL FATHER AND A LOVING
CHuD.-The Marysville Appeal Of the
9TH instant relates the following:
Yesterday morning Joseph Hozler,
who was arrested on Thursday evening
for assaulting his wife, was brought
before Justice Tennent for trial, and
was adjudged guilty and sentenced to
fifteen days in the County Jail. The
wife and child were the only witnesses
against him, and the former had
already regretted the step she had
taken, and begged hard for her hus-
bands release. The man deserved a
longer imprisonment, but at the solicit
tation of his wife he was let off as
above. Even his own child, a bright
little fellow Of about four years, was
greatly afraid Of him, rs was evlnced
BY the following affecting conversation
between them: The man called to the
child, "Come here" eyes, papa, II
you amt drunk" He replied ''Well,
i'm not" "Wcll, when You are not |
am glad to 60 to you," and lie ran to
him, a happy smilo on his face. That
any man can so far debass himself MS
to beat and abuse the members Of his
family, by whom he is so much reverea,
seems incredible, yet such Is often the
case. Fifteen days In the County Jail
Is no punishment for such q man.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-01-11
SENATOR McCREERy is catching It all

SENATOR McCREERy is catching It all
around. The Vicksbuag tMiss.) Herald
saws: "The men who followed the BAN
ners of Lee look with scorn upon the
man who links his immortal name with
that Of the ~recreant, renegade Virgil
ginian, George II. Tomas. And
YET, to conciliate the Mort ,ns, the
Yates, the Chambers, and other Radi-
cal hounds in the Senate, he, (Mr. Nc
Creeryh insults the memory Of our
beloved and honored chief by associ-
ating him with the most despised and
detested renegade ever spawned upon
the bosom Of Virginia."