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EPCBLGC-No. AL
and canal the public lands and other
t Be n i Gnsctsd by M Senate and uss Of
the granting right ditch owners
over the pubic lands and for ohe purposes approved July
hsreby led by adding thereto the following additional
seventies respectively which shall hereafter constitute and
Sac H. And be further That claims usually
ea PacSrs incuinE all forms Of deposit excepting veins
patent under thus under like circumstances and conditions
or ods eans Provided That where the lands have been
lie Ian no a goon 10 te Tg SUBDIVISIONS OF the pun
anu tne ands may be paid tor AZ the rate q two dollars and fifty
forty be subllvded tracts and that
suOGs Al SIZE Sth6GsI sneS n1SS y he eO M
ded urther Thai No % Is1i hs f In F,y ineitl Ana proy
shall exceed one hundred and sixty person
United StTs surveys and nothing this section contained
aim upon asricltural lands or authorized the sale Of the
SEC l3 Aud be further enacted That where SAID person
WORKED .ber y em 1nS hgF M % have held and
sEeed a d. eE the statute o Limitation tor mining claims the
Of such and working the cams such prriSd
under this the absence any adverse claim PFoTiied
aSy en @ nstng IN hs act shall be deemed to impair
mining M claim or property thereto attached the
SEC H. And be it further enacted That all ex parte aaida-
anend,tOry may verified bsis any officer ssthoTd to
adninser Oahs within the the claims
SEC 5 And be it further registers and re-
ceers sh receive the same fees for act
C"ngIess ard that eec: shall be give the foregoing act
according TO such regulations may prescribed by M ,
missioner OF The General Land Office. - ~
SEC 10 And be further so n,ucb
OF March third. eighteen hundred fty-thee a.
act to provide for the survey Of the public lands California
gshg OF pre- enpton rights ad for other purposes
provides tha. none other than townships shall
the lands are ninera hereby repealed the pub
Te surveys are hereby extended all Provided
hat all uo livding of surveyed lands into ots Lass tb
hundred and sixty By county aud eca
Eeyos AZ the Lf the caimant> And provided further
LnAt nothing herein contained shall require the survey OF
SIC q And be 1t further enacted That the rights
sSneSI oy sections ave eight and the act 10 which
this act is arlsudatory SHALL a6rogate bv this rd -
same are hereby extended to all public lands affected by hjs
aGt anu a patents granted preempun or homestead
awsa Sha o subject to vested and water
iltcheS aIl Reservoirs
&ss as may have been acquired under reeO9Le
~ he nth section OF the act Of which this act
but n0ths IN this act shall be construed to reDea
n any way affect the provisions the Act granting TO
siO ns right OF and other privileges to Aid In s cnn
sruclon OF draining and plornE tunnel 10 the
lode, In the State Of Nevada Juv
teen hundred and ~ '"SH'' -u''n e4"H
Approved, July o $50
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GPCBLIC-NO. 1921

An Act to confirm title certain lands In Illinois.
BE enacted by the Senate and House OF
the United States of America Congress assembled That
the title of the United States all lots Sut0s tracts pieces
parcels and strips of land in ST. Car county State Of Illinois,
and situate outside Of the United States noted
in the field of the United States and the
Mississippi surveys hundred and six
hundred and aud five hundred and seventy
and and adjacent fractional sections two, eleven
and twelve wnshpl one north ten west third pnr
pal meridian aud the hereby confirmed and grant
ed to said ST. Clair county, in said Stae Provided That
"hn" herein shall apply to the ancient French commons in
said county.
Approved, July IA. 1870
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nrRrrC-No t75
IPCBIIC-NO. l75I
An Ac "a declare forfeited to the United States Ia


An ACT ~ declare forfeited the
railroad therein. " ~ " N' ''"H "
be enacted by the Senate House Of representatives
e ene neu states OF America in Congress assembled That
al he andS which granted by Congress- in the wear
e%nen hundred and hftYx the State louisiana to aid
~ tne Of the New Orleans OpeOusas and Great
western railroad and which have lawfully dispoSed OF
W e ad state under said grant, which expired y lin
or 10y act OF Congress since the original grant
W 1ecarei forfeited TO the United States and these lands
States - FNO'0 ''l'-' " 'Ac EH4eN
Approved, Juiy H. 1870
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lPUBLIC-No. l7a.l
AnAnttnn.0a.0I Ifu ~.

A., Act 20 create port 81 delivery al Houston, Texas
hctei by the Senate Housr Of
Cnlirl S'ars .; America Congress assembled That
IN ne state Of Texas shall be- hereby consti-
vesnn P s III eyeT within the collection district of Gal
ana mere snail be appointed a 10
se at Sad port who shall perform the duties and receive
~ 'prhsa"n 9nd emcluments prescribed the act Of
81 'rpt"Veu March two eighteen hundred Lnd thirty.
Az euS ~ act allowing the duties foreign mer
60, mo ritts6Grg. Wheeling Cincinnati Louisville
h nashville and Na:cLeL to be secured and paid a.
Approved, July Il, 1915.
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IPUBLIC-NO. ia

An Act to amend section the Of March
=, eighteen hundred and Sixty-ezi,t.
II enacted by the Senate and House Representatives
me Chtt states OF America Congress assembled. That
aTe sl no" be assessed collected under by
euE OF an act approved March thrty-0ns eighteen
huhartd ana Slxty-et2 entitled An
manufacturers from Internal and other purposes anv
internal TAX upon pork packers those
~ mans curing meats others known the provi-
NOn trade as manufacturers within the meaning the said
section aud auy such tax shall assessed but not
col ected. the same is hereby remitted
Approved, July II, 1870.
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fpuRIfc-No I'm

An Actt vacate the Fort Dakota military in the
- Territory Of Dakota, and tor other purposes
Be enacted BY the Senate and House Of
tbe United States Of America Congress-
ths military reservation At Fert Dakota county Of Min.
nehaha and Territory OF Dakota and the
vacated and the lauds embraced in sad shall be
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GPUBLIC-NO. lG7l
An Act for the relief of tho United States and Brazil

An Act for the relief Of the United States Steam.
ship Company.
Be y enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives
e united states OF America in Congress assembled That
e secretary OF the Treasury be- and he hereby authorized
10 end I" the United States and Brazil Steamship Company,
ot OF any money III the otherwise
all sums heretofore collected at the house New York
c bY way o tOonage taxes the vessels of said
y snp@yed W mail service between the United States and
hL uldCr the provisions Of The act OF wPny-e eight MAY
e&hteen hundred and sixyfOur entitled An act author
h% me establishment o! mail steamship service be
tween the United States and RraZIi
ch Sums w"rd paid without due legal pr0ttS appeal
PROVIDED Ihat satisfactory evidence shall be produced
ad Seceary that at he time the said taxes imposed the
saln vessels were in B~dz specially exempted similar
country lisbla. " '~ - ~
Approved, July a.,
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d H. HNICI AL
LAWS AND RESOLUTIONS OF THE UNITED STATES
PASSED AT THE SECOND SESSION OF THE FORTY
FIRST CONGRESS

AMP 9E THE UYlTEP
FIRST CONGRESS.
lPCnLIc No. 1881
An Act making appropriations the Ohice
Department during the fiscal ending June thirteh
Be 4 enacted by the Senate and euse of REPRESENTATIVES. Of
the following 81 rs BE- and she hereby appropriate
June thirtieh eighteen hundred and ont of anS
moneys in the treasury arising from revenues said
eighteen hundred AID thirt,-s
For transportation of the mail inland including pay
messengers route agents mail route local
hundred aud thousand eight and three dol
For transportation the foreign mall four hundred and
eighty thSus land dollars.
For pay Of p3stmasters, five million dollars.
For pay OF clerks in post offices, million five hundred
For Of lettercsrriers million hundred fifty
For pay blank agents and assistants egh: thousand dol
For mail depredaOns and special agents. hundred and
twenty-five thousand dollars.
dollars Provided That no part of this shall
Tor stamped envelopes beyond Temporary supply
carry out contracts hereafter be made with the lowest bidder
ter Snsfa t. Ia" upon samples To Is furnished by the
For ship steamboat, and letters eight thousand two
For mail bags and mail catchcrs hundred and forty
For For mail Gss KEYS and STAMPS forty thousand dollars
fOT tTRg Gi t6SGtanl doars uOa'
For olice furniture two thomSand i've hundred dollars
For advertising forty thousand dollars Provided That
District Columbia for advertising mail routes except in Viz
miscellaneous payments including balances due foreign
tai registered package and ecial envelopes
postmaStsrs fees United States attorneys marshals and
clerks OF court eighteen hundred and fifty Thousand dollars
For post route twenty thousand dellarS
transferred deposits the
treasury postage receipts, million dollars.
SEC 2 AMI be further enacted, following
much thereof be necessary be- the
hereby appropriated for the ending June thrtish eg
teen hundred and any money in the
sury not otherwise appropriated. viz;
For steamship service
China, five hundred dollars.
For steamship between the United and Brazil
one hundred and fifty thousand dollars.
For steamship service the Sand
Wieh Islands. SeveRty-hVe Thousand dUlags.
OYed. July IL.
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IPUBIIC-No. 1871
an Ac to amend the incorporate National Academy
Sciences. " ''
Be enacted by the House of Of
the United States of America in Congress assembled That
Tue act 70 nc"rn"rae the National academy Sciences
approved March three eighteen hundred Sixvhree
AMI The sa'ne is hereby amended
Of the number OF ordinary members OF said academy as
said nc
Approved, July Il
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II WHITMAN & SONS,
No I45 WEST PRATT STREET,
Opposite MaItby IiOuse.)
BALTIMORE. MD.
SEEDS AND FERTILIZERS

SEEDS AND FERTILIZERS.
The largest variety and best selected stock OF
SEEDS AND FERTILIZERS ever offered IN this
market.
Our Seeds are selected from the reliable grow.
ers IN this country and Europe consisting OF every
description OF the most approved varieties Of GARD.
EN- SEEDS
400 Bushels CLOVER AND TIMOTHY SEED
$50 Bushels ORCHARD and BLUE GRASS
500 Bushels NORWAY, SURPRISE, AMI other va.
rIetIes of OATS
200 Barrels EARLY ROSE and other varieties of
POTATOES
100 Bushels Englis and American LAWN GRASS
WHITE CLOVER, LUCERNE, SWEET VERNAL
and other GRASSES
Fertilizers.
300 Tons of THE \DREW COE SUPER
fhOSPHATE, manufactured exclusively by US. with
great care and is the ble Fertilizer in this
market. Price $50 per ton of 2 600 pounds IN bags
1000 Barrels OF PLASTER. (per schOoner Ocean
BIrd0 warranted pure.
100 Tons Pure GROUND BONE
100 Tons Missouri BONE MEAL.
Peruvian Navassa aud Me xican GUANOS, South
Carolina RONE PHOSPHATE, SALT, POTASH
SCLPHURlC ACID, sc. 40.
ALSO,
| Manufacturers and Wholesale and Retail Dealers
IN all kinds OF AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
AND MACHINERY. mch22Im
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SOUTH.

AS@ tiN VIII, Psssenger car attached VIII
$50 Clayton 100 Dover So amden 95 FELTON, 1910 and be
due at Harrington about 1890 A. NJ Returning leave Har
ngtOn about 303 p NJ FELTON, 3e Camden So Dover J5,
MORTON 600 $50 Aiddetown New Castle 1000
and be due Wilmington, NJ Subject delays
incident to Freight Business.
This tram will stop to take Passengers only at Stations
named but Will set down passengers at stopping place
cept Hare Corner State Road Del Junction and Dupont
New Castle TraIns-Leave New Castle Wilmington and
Philadelphia at 7.4O. A. NJ.
Leave Philadelphia NJ, and Wilmington lilo, p NJ oI
New Castle.
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.-Addtunal to those above;
leave Smyrna Tor Clayton l4U A. NJ and 500 7. NJ Leave
Clayton Tor smyrna $40, A. NJ and p NJ make
ion with trains to and from Dover and Stations South
Z. z. SEWALL, Supt. Del. K R.
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pIIEs, MemorrhoIdnI Tumorr, nII kinds

DIIES, HemOrrhoIdnl TumOrs, aII kinds
positively, perfectly aud permanently cured by W. A. Nc
CANDLISS NJ D.. No. 2OOl ARCH ST. PHILADA, Pa. de-
sire to say to those afflicted with kind PILED Internal
hxterna Blind Beedng itching that there is positively
mo- a o. decepton IN the cure Of these diseases the
out the slightest injury to the patient and without
caustes o. nstrument also FStuia Fsues Prolan-
sus and liberation of the lower bowels Patients must
me and can remain at house TIL they desire Can
reer you TO over 1900 persons cured in Philadelphia alone
Octlgem
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tPUDLIC No. 1891

& ma6OF for the consular and diplomatic
&ghssn ha1dred and sevsptyone other purposes
me Gmed States Of America Congress assembled That
cut OF any noney in ths treasury wise appoDaied
i the objects hereinafter expressed for ne sea Year
na g nt1eth OF june eighteen Lunde- sevsnty-one
For 1alary ENJOYS extraordinary and minister.
70 great Brtai1 and France seventeen thousand 1--WE
Io Russia Prussia. Spain. Austria Brazil Mexico China
d '"4''e Thousand dollars each, nnetysix thousand
CH Peru ard japan ten thousand dollars each THIRTY
Bsum E9f mni, Hosn5 ~ideGt 55, At Portugal Switzerland
f.snds Ca"Is Iy9 R1 .9@1aTa (Ga5enals Nicaragua nac
dcisr d'ar' each enn hundred ali thrityve thousand
Fer minister resident the Argentine Republic tbou
Hard hve hundred dnIlar. '''e" 'Nou
thou.and and fifty dolisr also 10 Paraguay eleven
sorep bSy o. esdgnr and consul general at ayt
~. "a tnlusALl H hVe hundred dollars.
Or salary Of minister resident and general at Liberia
st fr LSIsdS SsS' ,ad G 1fcrstaTes Of egati9n follows
6ys anu fariS TWO thousand six hundred and twenty
AZ SAINT Petersburg. Madrid Berlin Florence Vienna Rio
For ana MS%c9 one Thousand eight hundred dollars each
Pars t secretaries Of leGatiOn London and
the iT 81 81 @S seersary syatl" acting interpreter to
a 81 AI secreary Of legation to Turkey acting as
,ho a1T o. hs i9ergeter to the legation Japan two
For eonttngen: expenses intercourse roper and all
sand Hpenses OF all missions abroad hundred thou
e tes salaries Of Gen,us general consu
change thereon three hundred and ssvenyx bon, SSs S sF
'''' T. C0SsTGaT4IE.s" G5Sf i%4I. "1F;5T GRS5TERAL.
SCHEDULE B.
Caeua Consaun1plO plO, the Main
HAVANA Montreal Shanghai Beirut. Tampico London paris
H. CONSCLATES $500
SCHEDULE g..
TerD AyPuw Daok Basic Belfast Buenns Ayss oT
G Gsa IL i'-i Beuiognp. Barcelona Cadi5 Csiiao
eaL'' ''u-tl. 'iHH kiang. Clifton, Coatlcook Corr r.
Gay' Ginis' Esnore, Fort Erie, Foo Choo Fnmeh"l
S ueh'a Gl6rhtar Glasgow (iOdcrch. Halifax Han,
ssI Vrr h'nuln Hong kong Hankaw Hakodsdi Jeri-
e. p "'-,.'". 'JamaieaJ Kingston in Canada.
., '"''- Leeds. LezhOru, Lepsic. Lisbon, III Iyrr.
H. Nay, Manchester Mhanzas, MarseiIIes
- :, "'1.uS. .ts. Messra, Munich, Mabe Nsgasakj
nnspss' Nassau tWest Indes New Castle Nice Santes
s5s ao R Prescott Prince Eiward slans Quebec Ris de-
f"ltt ttrdan san JIab del Sur Juan fpnro
Rnt Rn '9hn Canada EasJ Santiago de Cuba. Port sSrHia
olh2a pore, Sinyrna, SOUTHAMPTON, Saint P.terbr
VI t9L w est lndiesJ Saint Thomas SppzLa Stutgarf
Sant Helena TauSer. Toronto Trieste Trindsd do
Poh Iuns runSall Turks Island Valoaraiso "
risnna valencia, Windsor. Yedd0 Zurich BrEin
America. N "e'''eais"'' british North
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pproyed, July "A, 1870
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-03
GBW ORLEANS REPQBIICAN TUESDAY OCTOBER g. 1871 !

q
it is truly l.no argument" yet BY watch
ing how much is offered for pound of
cotton, balanced with how much more
than rendered will be taken, one can get
an idea Of the belief in the short OF the
long crop.
The rain crushed the hopes of cotton
buyers for further fall in price, as there
is nothing that presents better evidence
that the crop is going to be very short
as the prevalence Of wet weather, and let
the belief be occupied that the crop will
surely be short and the prices GO up in
the same ratio that the crop is to decrease
over the receipts Of last year. Still, Mon
day was blue. Favorable news deepening
the ditch between factors and buyers,
was received from Liverpool, and again
operations were tied up by the terms of
factors, and the wall grows stronger and
thicker. A slight decline was indexed in
the barometer Saturday, owing to the
Tightening of the pressure on the short
crop question. Buyers in vain offered
yesterday the rates Of Saturday-no
surrender. Strict low middling is now
rated from 1914 1910 where 1sc was the
highest obtained last week. Other grades
were set up in proportion; yet over 1000
bales were sold, showing greater activity
than the season warrants.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-03
RARIFIED PRESUMPTION.

bennett presumptuously presumes that
our opposition to his adoption by the
''Real Estate Owners Association of New
Orleans" originates out of apprehension
Of his stupendous ability as newspaper
man. This is the vainest nonsense that
bennett ever uttered, and that is saying
a great deal. In order to put our objec-
ton to bennett in the plainest language
possible, let us say, as We insinuated be-
fore, that he is marplot and a detractor,
whose every effort, unless when it is de-
voted to selling real estate or raising ruta
baga trrnips, is an injury to the South.
He is constantly engaged in uttering
SANDERS upon the State of Louisiana,
which are repeated by our enemies to our
disadvantage. He is now confined to
very limited sphere, where his detractions
do not amount to much, and that is about
as much of him as Louisiana ought to be
called upon to bear at present. To incor-
porate him as a daily Cassandra in New
Orleans, preaching woe six mornings in
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-03
Governor Warmoih vindicated.

bennett. Of the Planters Banner, per
sists in assailing Governor Warmoth. Has
las: SANDER is that the Lake Charles Sui
phur Mining Company (no such company
ever existed) offered Governor Warmoth a
handsome sum TO sign their bill, which
passed both houses Of the General Assem-
bly,. and was subsequently vetoed.
The bill provided for the issue of State
bonds to the amount Of three hundred
thousand dollars to the defunct Louisiana
Petroleum and Sulphur Mining Company.
We have the statement Of a respectable
citizen Of New Orleans, who is personally
unacquainted with Governor Warmoth, who
has never voted with the Republican party,
but whose duty and interest demanded
that he should be acquainted with the
bill.
He states that after the bill had passed
the House and while it was pending in the
Senate, he ascertained from the most intiu-
entail and personal friends Of the Governor
that he would under no consideration sign
Tue Ulll.
The reason assigned was. that the Gov
ernor was unwilling to compel the tax
PAYERS Of the State, without their consent.
to take stock i'll a mining enterprise which,
if as valuable and as sure of success as rep
resented by the friends of the BILL could not
fail to find sufficient means subscribed by
private capitalists to develop it, without
State aid.
He states. further that this assurance
came in such a shape as t" remove all doubt
upon the subject. His only anxiety subse
quently was that the bill might be passed
over the Governors veto. He frankly states
that from authentic information he is salts
tied that the State is indebted to the Govern
or's personal influence that the bill did not
pass over his veto
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-03
Death of Mrs. Matlack

We are called upon to announce the sud
den death of the wife of DR.. Matlack.
which took place Yesterday afternoon at
halfpast three o'clock. Mrs. Matlack was
in her usual good health in the morning at
breakfast time. but was seized about an
hour after with symptoms Of congestion.
sank gradually. until she passed away from
earth about six hours after the attack
Mr.. Matlack has just recovered from a
severe attack of ILLNESS. when his cup Of
atfiiction is filed to overlooking by the sud
den taking away of one who has been his
partner and dearest friend through the long
years of varied life. He has our sincere
sympathy in his great bereavement.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-03
QUARANTINE.
PROCLAMATION BY THE t:,,yERxop

! STATE OF LOUISIANA J
| Executive Department. )
New Orleans. May rs, 1871.
| Whereas, An act of the Legislature approved
March IS, 1855, entitled IAN act to establish QUAR-
antine tor the protection Of the State" provides
that the Governor Of the State shall issue his proc
lamaton upon the advice of the Board of Health.
declaring any place where there shall be reason to
believe pestient contagious infectious disease
to De an infected place and stating the mum.
Der OF days OF quarantine to be performed by the
vessels, their passengers, officers and crews com
ing from such place or places.
Now, therefore, in pursuance of the rrovsion. n,
the act aforesaid Tissue this nv proclamation and
declare the places hereafter named to be infected
places. and that all vessels together with ofcers
crews, passengers and cargoes arriving from such
places or having touched or stopped at any OF them
snail De subject to q quarantine of not less than
ten DAYS or for longer period, as may be consd.
ered necessary by the Board of Health to take
enect from and after the FIRST DAY OF JUNE.
1911 ANY violation Of the quarantine laws a. here
proclaimed will be severely punished
The places which are hereby declared infected
as aforesaid are the following, to wit: Havana.
Matanzas, Trinidad, Cardenas st. Jago. all on the
Island OF Cuba; Port Royal and Minteee Bav. on
the Island of jamaica Jacmel and Port an Prince
on the Island of San Domingo; the islands of St.
Thomas, Martinique and Guadeloupe; Campeachy,
in lucatan; Belize, in Honduras; Vera Cruz Alvar.
ado Tampico, MatamOras and Tuxpan, in Mexico
San Juan in Nicaragua: Chagres, Aspinwall and
Porto Bello, in Central America; Maracaibo, in
venezuela; Laguayra, Island of Trinidad; Rio
Janelro, Para Cayenne, Buenos Ayres, in South
America; and Nassau, New Providence.
Given under my hand and the seal of the State
TINS twenty fifth Gay of May, A. D. 1871, and of tho
Independence of the United States the ninety fifth
H: C. WARMOTH,
Governor Of LouisianA
my26 IN - ~~S~s
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-03

The St. James Sentinel, the organ Of the
suspended Secretary of State, styles the
Republicans of this State, appointed to
visit President Grant, ''pilgrims.' The
facetious editor should have written them
grim pills, instead of ''pilgrims''; for. it
is generally believed, in intelligent circles,
they have not travelled in vain, and that
their journey to the President will yet
prove bitter pill to the Customhouse
clique, who are opposed to peace, and dis
posed to carry the war still further into
Africa. If the President says, "let US
have peace" it is reasonable to suppose
he will not allow a handful of federal
officials to disturb the peace and unity Of
the Republican party in Louisiana. when
he holds the remedy in his own hands.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-03

The enemies of New Orleans will have
here. The fellows who circulate that
yellow jack is creating necessity for
such articles in this city at the present
time are either very malicious or very
mad, and in either case deserve to be
placed in straight-jackets, and made to
see their own collins. Doctors, under
takers, and wooden overcoats' the
Mississippians facetiously style collins
were never in less demand here than at
present There is, however, a decided
prospective demand for wooden overcoats.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-03

the weed. would be such an exaegeration
of an admitted evil that we are forced to
double our protest against its completion.
As for ourselves, the introduction Of an
other incendiary political institution in
New Orleans would probably have bene-
fetal effect upon the REPUBLICAN, for the
public already show signs Of surfeit over
even the mild desperation which ever and
anon breaks out in the Bee, Bulletin and
Times More blood and thunder would
probably make our fortune.