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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-01-05

49, Sn 8re6lou CAB rte bumortftiae
Muif9e1eQl9aft u8rumme l." gum ST.
fen bill %6beourftiser Trauen unp &;nbu
8reSlauer @ebrleute am 6. De;ember Gin
9robe8 CONCERT, in weldem au6 cine
Muifz@ apeQe tran;1fiber &rie96gefaaz
9ener aus pem 8araGenla9er 81 0lcsou
mitwirten rurfte. Die Communicates
BON Bre6lau uno @lo9au batten oaiu
tbre @enebmtsung ertbeilt. Die GapeIe
Be- tanp aus 18 Mann, melde per Ga
peQmeii ter bes II. frans6Flaen 2intens
&eeimentS> SO. Weynarp, il@ unter ben
frte9S9ef an9enen Dra9onern Gbafeur5,
9ularen, SnfanteriRen> Mrtiueriiten &c.
aus9e1u9t unb tnBreSlau nit 9eliebenen
Snftrumenten ou69eftottet bate. 90
famen ibrerl eie8 Die Superturen su Ser
bp6 Nebucabne3ar unp6lotow'8 Wartba>
Elm ,Mar9e bu roi" BON Douifan une
Elm Mulen9alopp BON @bartier 3ur &uf<
fQbrun9. DaS Yublttum adblte mad
Taulenoen, uno ber Grtra9 hes CONCERTS
war bD9f erfreult9.
49, Grieori6 @erRdder bat in icinem
neuelten bitoliI9en &oman: uSn yez
rteo> @barafterbilo aus ben Sabren 1864
1867" (Sena BET 5ermonn 60 fenoz
ble), einen beloneer8 9lidli9en @rtf &C.
than. Der Stof NOR pie sema9t 3u
einem Npman: pas 2anb> Die 2eute
merfwirois, eigenartig. Die @reisni1e
tra9ilb senue !; BE pplitil9ea @prganse
Our@ &eratrN ben prinsen uno ete
Yrtn;eitn Calm II. +. w.) genu9iam auf>
eebelt uno bod mod Oes rpmantilden
@6tmmer8 ni9t gang entfleioet; easu
cine %eenisenoe &enntntb pe6 Isrfafers
Spn Merieo aus ei9ener ani9auun9;
enoli6 cine bis CUR GirtuOiitat aussebil9
bette Ma@e.- Mber baS Grauerlpiel in
Merico leitete ba6 Gpo6 ein> ba6 jebt tn
Tranfrei6 NIT feurisen 8u9ifaben per-
;et9net }pirb ; Der &atier Nopoleon, So
5atne, &eratry, f1e iptelten bort wte bier
tbre Stolen. Der &oman uSn Mfericp"
1T paber cine pur6au8 5e{tsemabe9ectars,
ia, er eebDrt gu ben menigen, pte in oieler
ern1en Set nidt fade iamedfn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-01-05
Da8 @ab8tbum ct. Nau16.

@dbrenc bes Derao0eren Sabre8 rpur>
ben in 81. paul III neue @ebaube 1er<
16iepener Mrt erri9tet, fir wel@e i'm
@ansen bic @unne Don $1,735,200
nerau89abt nurpe.
SIM Sabre 1869 tpurben 500 reue
@etdupe init einem So tenaufwanpe Don
$1,395,727 errt9tet.
Gs er9iebt bie8 fir ba8 Sabr 1870
cine 3unabme BON 262 @ebduoen i'm
@erelei9 NIT 1859 unb elmer Mebrausz
0abe BON $339,473.
3u obieen Mu69aben f1nner fl9li@
nod fol9enoe @ummen fir 1870 9ere9z
net tperper
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-01-05
Gonfu1at scS Mprbbeufden 8unoes,
81. pauL 20. December 1870

W. wv - ~. GtltN'Utl lou
BUR Mn9abe in meinem SabreSzBez
ridte wdre e6 mir onsenebm iber aue
3u unterfibun9en i'm 9eeenwdrtioen
&rie9e Don Minneiota na@ Deutl6lano
9elanoten @elolummen rim 9enaue8 Ser
aei@nib gu erbolten uno ltno idmmtliae
Gereine, Committees @emeinoen uno
Yrioatperionen i'm Staote, bic ii9 an
benz Werte betbetltsten unD ltA beiuebcrz
mittlun9 ber @elper ni&t @ermtttlung
oeS bief9en Central committees peer
oeS l1ntersei9neten beoienten, freunpli60
aufoeforoert mir 9enaue Muf9abe Der
aufeebra9ten unb ab9elanbten Betrd9e
einjulenpen.
Der Con- full,
s. Billtu8.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-01-05
6. .. @tne'6
146fte rces1mdftse monotltdhe
Wej0euk Dtrloo flung.


3ie1uns am muntae> ,. 20. Sch. 1871.
$75,OOOinwert6Uole lien 9e(6eneea
8aar Gesptnn Don $1,000.
2 8aar 6etptnnc Don 1e Sl.OOO'
Z 8aar Genuine Opn le sow
s 8aar Genuine BON je $lOO'
Gin Gamilienma9en nebit ;ulamn1enpa)>
1enpem Yferoe9eipann uno 1tleeroez
1blaeenem @el9irr i'm Wertbe
BON $500.
4 aferb nns 8nsap nit MISUNDERSTANDING So
1d,irr. Mertb 5000. S'n Nole"gg;S $sanu
som %{ SiGf,,s ; Err. %t int n ssfS; so ME t $iSe+
rnaoo nniSene ume filt erne poupeIRaufse llb'
rem. i'm tser1bs BON S25 bis $500 leee.
@elssne Dau,en Qepnttnen 8eten une soletne perren VDe<
a,nfetttn, fcliet unO opppslt %platttrts flbssne a'ld. ane 1ess'
FHFel. Silberplattrte Gtiamenagen. Yeoteerapptl@e "a.
bums, aplAene Damen Brp&ea uno Obrrtnse, 9eleene Qerren
sBufenaabela. Rtnee, 0oletseer1 mt ltloernet et!emt ~ IT,
@eiammton,abl Der @sftente 10000. Npte af 76.OOO It,
Mssiue 146ae reeelmagiee munatlt&e @e{aent.g %erlS9f1ne
,riro am Mpntas, ben ~; 6eosuae oio;as F =. 9Ms ~ c = -"
hal mslder 3et i'd ietSebn iabrltde Yerlucfuneea, ster
uuS brei6ta balbiabrlids, uuD buarert fanf unO steratg regeii>
mem eetu,iasn 3aae Bat etne @ersraeruns, eser ,irsene etpas
aattsefunben, bas nidt upllfanotee 8etrte1tgun9
fur Ste &dufer BON 2cplen eepaDrt patte. 0aeyuolttum mag
Der 0eriheruna @laubsn fdentsn, bab pie Verlpptun8p prompt
an, isaaeissten Iase, CUR ppuhdnotsen Sefrtebtsune aaer ge'
ttttlistsn %fattfnben wiro. Gin eeut!dsr elstt 1T a"sefeut'
I'm, ausfdltebltd benz beutfden @eihdfte rpriulteDen.
Waenten pcroen perianat. nm Xople III Der:
fauien: IS werhen renielben liberaIt %ram'en
beSablt Dernen. ~.
∈eine Yopie 81; Seds 3pofe SIS; 3woIf
Qopie $iO: Tumfu n 40 ansi9 Xupie $50.
Circular, nel9e vpahdrotse yreiSliiten %eatpalten, iomts
zine Beldreibuns Der 3tebuueametbpbe unb antere Vin3elbet-
ten, tn 9esue auf be yerlpDlune, wsreen an tr9eno Semano
auf Befelune perlanbt.-
aas Briefe ftnb iu a~erefFren an
=. .. 9ine. 8pr So,
Office: Cincinnati. 8.
1O1 gDeR ). Ctr. Cincinnati, >. npp17.5mt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-01-05

Der &aum, erlaubt urs nibt, einen
oetailirten 8eri9t aQer ein;elnen Bau>
ten bier au3uflbren, uro %erwdbnen nit
bier nur etni9e bon beuti@en 8ur9ern
unb @el@dft6leuten mdbrenp be8 1er9an.
eenen Sabres auf9efabrten @ebduoe:
@obian> treifSdisss @teineebaube fir &C.
]9aftsbaus, $1,000.
9 @iater, brtifSdises @teinsebaube fir &C.
@1aftSbaus, 5000.
peter &uiee, spsiRSdissr 8ramt @t0re,
$4,000.
50 @$urmeier, 2RSdisss @0bnbaus an 9,
Sebn aamsrlins, 2RSdises @ubnbaus, So, ZOO,
s 8 @9urmtier, 13i0dtses @obnbaus,
$4,000.
Sec @purr, 2RDdiaes @obnbaus, $4,000.
@m @ple1h, 2t1f aeS Wpbnbaus, $1,75O.
Spbn &amerling, 1ltSdiges @obnbaus, $500.
Qpuis Wa0ner, 2fSdiges u pbnbaus, $500.
Bteb Mrtb. 1fGdiges Wpbnbaus, $1,000.
9suis erisst5> oo 33fSdiets sridesbau'e, &C.
Sebn @asnsr, 23RSdiees @si&aftstans, grid,
Grau 9eyman, 3asdises @teinee:aube fir g.
i9dftsbaus, $500.
u Seller, BELLEVUE 5aus, $500.
Sobn 9nessnmilsr 2RSdtsss @pbnbaus,
$4,000.
.Sbarlsss &tsesr, 2fsdisss @'bn9aus> Bridge
$ 2ader, 2RSdista @obnbaus> 8ridstbaubt>
$500.
peter pfeifer, 13aDdise6 @pbnbaus> $4,000.
q BeB, Traue @tore, $3.50.
@rubers 9otel, @nbau, $4,000.
T\s,,+eh. EokhnI;f1,> 6;rdhe 9,,>4Nn ~ sn& As1 E3s.
bGubeS $4,000.
u @tablmann, 3FDdises @teinbaus fir g.
19aftsgebaube, $4,000.
IS MeBeer, 2fDdieeS Bridbaus, $4,000.
Werner uno outer, 3tpet 1lSdise Bridstbaube
fir Sc ddftSlpfale, $4,000.
@ug &obt 1fodtees Gramebaus, $1,000.
Nue &ube, 1fUdtees Gramebaus, $1,000.
s ~ Neneer, 2(GdiseS 8rifsebdube, $4,000.
" &osbL 1fSdiees Gramebaus, $500.
8 Gtfenu1enser, Nau&baus, 500.
&taQ, 800.
2RSdiaes Wpbnbaus, 5000.
Sobn SIPS, 2fSdiees @ubnbaus, $500.
stusut goyst 2tSdiess mobnbaus, 2,do0.
Spbn 6pfn1ann, " /" 1900.
Subn @iloern, 1850.
9 8ur9, 1850.
8 Bur9, 1850.
w Gid, 3(tpdtgeS Wobnbaus, 1900.
81 Yptteieier, Mnbau, 1900.
Sammst! 2fSdisss @'1ntous> 1899.
81 9ilters, 1,1OO.
etas Miaer! 13Rsdises @etnbaus, 1900.
9ammsr, 1lSdises $50.
s 5eiing, 1916 ises $50.
s 5aupt 1fDdises 800.
s Rammler, " $50.
6 @lintmeier, 1aaSdiees $50.
%9so &ramis, 1ftad'ses ESQ., $50
8 5erman, @tutlfabrit, 1175.
g @ruber, Wertitdtte, $780,
Sulius @rob, 2RSdises Bridbaus, 5000.
Sag Mrnole, 2fSdises Mobnbaus, 1000.
s 8anbp!3er 5000.
u &anf, 5000.
s Brtn9s, 5000.
@bas Gau9, 13fIdi9eS 5000.
@@$wapH 2lfSdisss S' 500
s Deutl9, II jtSdi8eS " 1850.
S straber, 2tSdi9es 1900.
81 Setter, 1000.
6 Minta, rs.- , - 1875.
8 @iefe,< .'ss@ 2" 1900.
s &ruber, 1900.
g 9ippler, 13fTdiees :" $500.
g Drf0el, 1900.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-01-05
$4,000

Gs ergebe tie8 cine &ptallumme BON
$1,870,200 fit Don pripatperion uno
Der Stapt aufeefIbrten DISQUALIFICATION
unb III Der Stapt an9ele9ten @erbe7e@
runaen.
Dielelben la6en f@ in ful9enoer @elie
tlalifsiren:
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fokalrs.
6errn @plf'8 @pbrei1e 1T:
2llbert @plff,
Beberfrabe SO. Is,
(Germanv\ Bremen
@& / tt ~ e
al8 cine
6etmatb fir @|nwan6erer
st en- u II 4 3 E .

~ u II q e
Die neue Mussabe bieier pampblete bat 1oeben
bic pre0e p~erla1tn unb it 5ur @~erienbuns benz BE-
tefenten @taatsbeamten ibtrseben tuuroen.
MQe, bic tbren Greunben in Der alien 5eimatb
pter ben Dfliten @taaten cine eetreae 8ei9rei-
bune unltres Staates fenben wuQen, foQten bic
MbbreFe an pel9e tie bas Yar1pblet f~pftenfrct,
ee(anbt haben mpQen, ipslei@ einisnben an 5errn
@m. Seeeer,
@tate Grealurer's Office, @t. Yaul, Minn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-01-05

y VUHI H1UHUI 1OOO'
Sn pbi9er 2iite iro cine ni6t unbe>
peutenoe An3abl fletner @ebdube> iowie
Die Tunbamente mebrerer@ eiadftsbduier,
pie /. 9. Der 5erren 5eYbertabt u. Gin
pete> nt@t nit ein8ei9loien.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-01-05

Sbi9e 8auten pertbeilen t19 wie fol9t
auf bic einselnen @arbS in Der @taot
ct. Yaul:
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-01-05
-Terkfpffnp hputEh eNn 6XIe9< Mo~-

bie19e beutiaepatr. 5llfs<@er>
Elm empftna etne&tme0e BON $101 olS@rz
tra9 elmer @o1ecte in Sbofopee, pur6
5frr1 6. g. 5aue. Muf belonberen
@unl9 publiSiren MIR hermit Die Naz
men Der freunpli9en 0eber.
Sobn 9. @&at $1,000
Yeter @fyerman 1000
6. g. 9aQe 500
Brn. 5eibenrei9 500
Wuft 8anb 1000
Wat6. Wayer 500
peter Naeema9er 200
Mortin @@neiber 500
0tnefelter 400
q. 6. @aite 500
8. Baumbpfer $50
81. H9tentauber $50
Spbn Ropper 200
Mntun @aller 500
Spbn 5arbel 100
Trant 5anfY 500
Stto ll9man 100
Soc @trunt 100
@barles 8pnartb 500
Soc Tranfen 100
Grou @@ulse in Serbian 50
1@9ulttnb 40
q. @rafenfett 100
Sobn &aoiint 200
Spe Tbiem 100
Mug. Gabunf 100
s. 6. &u0e 100
Jobn 9u6r1ant 100
Matb. Ibeis 9arman 500
@alb 10
Jpbn @bert 100
$101.W
@ulleetirt bur9 Gbwarb g. 5alls @bo=
fohpp
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-01-05

@dmibt, 137SdiaeS 1926.
q 5@eib, 1900.
6 6erman, 1850.
@m Gene, 1.2VO+
@m @elbermann, 1900.
@m @rcnetpalb, Mnbau, 400.
Graeser, 13fSftaes @pbnbaus, 1850.
Treb Sebrlein, 1fDdige5 1000.
So, Bring, @alcon, 900.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-01-05

@pQectirt bur9 Gbtparb g. 5aIle, Git
fppee.
The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1871-01-08
NOT EPHEllERAL.

Organizing the CoRroR.r,oN OF the
LocisANlAS, efecGng first class arrange
ments, and commencing the issue of our
paper; Of our people, and Tor the promo
ton Of their best interests. and the sup
port and consolidation of the Republi-
can party. We had not the faintest
idea Of merely running campaign Tor a
session. paper. The idea sought to be
prepaVnted, tina. we Ind specific OBJ
ject in view. and as soon AZ that was &C
coinphshed, or defeated, we would "cease
to be-" IS anqlalifedly erroneous, aid
without foundation. On the contrary,
the very fiattering reception we met, the
encouragement we have received, and the
remarkably promising indications OF suo-
ce~s which attend us, strengthen and
confirm our first determination, and give
us assurance Of success, and We intend to
lerpetuate the 'J.ouIsIANIAN."
The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1871-01-08

J. HESer RrscH il called one Of the rising
young men of Louisiana" Educated in the
Nor-h. q man ofinsenizence, quick of spprshen-
SION, sxllul In debate, turtle in resources, cal
cu5ssed in his manner to make host of friends,
. yosug pam Of temperate habits, always in good
company. nrn and unAinching in the perform.
sncs Of duty however difficult -wkensver made
known 10 hi1a, trus IN his friends regarding hon.
ssts, whether in politics GU oa:, - Of too much
valus 10 be battered away, prsf.ering 20 be right
AMI sutfsr los 70 being wrong aad winning any
coveted prize. What wonder that ais friends ures
him for d1e next Speaker of that BODY u which
ne has Just been elected fronm tho Pasish OF EAs
Baton Rouge
For ourselves We are proud Of the eompIim,n
? id d a. Parish. to say nothing Of thegrat,
.ide we should feel. for the higher eomptmsn
paid our representative VIII - merits alone is TN
consideration upcn vhirh Il ) honor u urged Tn
sought - unaSkea
The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1871-01-08
CLOSE Up. STEADY. STEADY.

II is historically related Of an eminent
British warrior, that ON the eve OF q
memorable engagement, he inspired biz
brave troops, with the powerful, talisman-
lie lvmiNasr. England expects that every
man, to-day will do his duty" They
did it robly, and victory crowned their
Jevotion and Yulor.
On Tuesday ensuing. or legislature
will meet in joint session. for the purpose
ufelscting Senator from Louisiana to
the Senate of the United Statea Reco: =
nizing the evident intention to exclude
our race from representation in Congress-
In the person of n man Of color. and a.
preciating the vast Importance to us. and
our interests, of such representation, We
have referred in previous issues to Sonic
Of our claims. md urged the Importance
Of the assertion OF our rights in this di-
rection. We have indicated Senator
Pinchback, ss the most prominent, and
without controversy. the most appro-
priate. best qualified person to be elected
for ua and by US and our friends. We
have appealed to the sense of justice In
our friends Of another race, To aid and
sostain "s in accomplishing our desire
and obtaining this acknowledgment O.
our entity We have now Oh the eve Of
tie election but to advise unity, aud
oneness of determination Let 10 con
siderat;on turn us aside fraa our duty
On TINT day. And in this connexion, W.
could not le!rsy the objectionable OBJ
tuscnsss, Of failing to recognize on ewes ,
hanl snd OF every turn. the powerful
temptations, which a.e surrounding, III,
''easily besettiug" Legislators All Tx
might OF Mxnmon, all lhe influence o
patronage, all the promises of prefer
xnsht, are hvishly, and rmblushingly in
voked and enlisted in this contest, agalDs
na But notwithstanding all the dem
oralizing. and corrupting influences, per
vading the very atmosphere around tn
Legislative Halls Il pressnt. ue have tn
confidence that there @e there thos
who yah not tsmper with u principle TO
money. Tl~s when the period arrives
our Legislators viii show their abhorenc
and exscration of livery approach to thei
suffrage through their pocketA W
anxiously bi.lc the issue.
The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1871-01-08

We return thanks to the publishers o.
Petersons AayaSlne, for copies of the
January number. The present number
is even more than usually interesting
and contains beside the usual amour;
ct interesting reading mattsr-a mann
moth colorcd fashions plate, and very
beautiful, colored embroidery pattern.
This magazine besides being one OF Che
best published, lis offered at the extraor
binary iow price Of two dollars . year
Address Charles ]. Peterson, BOG
Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Penn.
The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1871-01-08

Attention il called to the advertise
men. in another colum of the Dry Goods
Emporium of Joseph H. Wilson, 163
Canal street. The store is large and
well lighted. and is divided into three
different branches Of trade The first
floor is set apart for dry goods and gen
tlemcn and ladies' furnishing goods The
second floor for ladies' wraps, shswls
opera cloaks, etc, etc. On the third
floor may DE found. carpets, mattings
oil cloths, riggs. etc, etc. This separa-
ton is very advantageous to the buyers
Harper SAYS, ever, thing IN the store il
cheap and elegant"
The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1871-01-08

-
happened % he vsos ytsi.,eu, o. =.
Stats vho bald different po..6,., .A-N
tlioss OF the Senas~ and . contest sro~ -. "a
them. Il was at that time tia, III. WE"
cd thus ruis and it has bssn in force e,,, ~
l DO not suppose that anything can ~
any argument can use can ul,aaue . .;.
IN the senate 1t is not for that purpc.. s
speak. but my object is to bring Til, n s'
properly before the Senate, and in ord, A..
motive Of this measure may disclose ;,..s ,
have not a word to say in reference to u. n
ocratic Senators. They hive perssc. 80. 10
vote as they please. and if.they c.n NV.
their party interests by acting with Ous "a.
with the other, they have right to do % n
hope that they will not assist any party IN
parting from usages that have besu n,,,;.,
from time immemorisl in the Senate .od ,.,'
are calculated to promote the trus in..,..,. :.
the State. The organization Of ooumi,,... :.
matter Of the very greatest importance An =.
bills that appear before the Legislature ~. :
fsrrsd to the proper committees; and tho. A..
nlittees examine them, put them in p,,,..
shape. and recommend their passage or NJ,
ton, In fact, the most of the Legislation i. io,.
in the committees. and hence It becomes . M,
ter Of importanc that those COMMITTEES. ,borv
be organized with view to the public ips,.s
and should group together men that arc skip.
in the different professions and punsuitA nj
man occupies position that will enable hin |,
select the members Of committees properly, 4.
cept the presiding officer. who has NO voA q
cept when there is tie. and who has onl, /,
SEQ that the business Of the Senate il proo,s
transacted
The amendment of Mr. Fish was Laid On 81
table.
The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1871-01-08
DEATH.

'On Friday hst Hon. Jos. s. Douglass
Representative from Assumption, dice
in the City from heart disease. This is
tue third member of the House who has
died since the election. There seems t.
be singular appropriateness in tht
apostrophe Of DR.. Young.
''Insa.iate archer, could not one suffice 2"
Thy slSft ac~ thTce, and thrice my peace
wcs slain"
The flag at the Capitol was at hal
mast during yesterday. The House me-
and immediately adjourned in respect t.
the memory Of deceased
The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1871-01-08
VETERANS CELEBRATION

Celebration Of the Sth. Of January. by the
Veterans of 1914 AMI 1915.
PRooRANxH
The assoeisticn Of Veterans Of 1914 and 1875
will meet at Economy Kal. at Q o'clock A. NJ
SUNDAY, and proceed from there to the Mocha
MICS Institute under military escort, kindly fur
nishtN by Col James Lewis ID Regiment La
Militis, where they viii be addressed by Gen
II. q. Campbell and Hon. 2. B. s. Pnchback
State S-rsat1ss at tie conclusion Of the nd
dresses they ~iu return to their Hall under es
.,ort on Ursulines St. where all Veterans tina
.srvei at jackson lines il, any militia corps, ant
invited guests are respectfully invited to joi,
them ut 3 O'Clock p. u.
The public is respectfully invited to attend
J. b NOBLE, President
]. d. st HERMAN, Secretary.
The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1871-01-08
NOTICE.

An communications must h. nddressed
.<EAtpf Of the Louisi,snisr." and synonymous
I,essrs must he accompanied by the name of the
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Thanks to Mr. William Vigers, Chief
Clerk of the House OF Representatives
for copies Of AeciM messages of Gov
srnor Warmcth.
Thanks to Mr.. VIM. r. Mason for re-
cent newspapers from Parishes in his
mail route.
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JOUR- CORRESPOND EECE)
THE RESULT.

The General Assembly Of this ShaI
met Monday, the "a, and perfected tha
organization. In the House, Hon. Ma
timer Carr was elected Speaker b. Y
united vote Of both Democrats and b
.publicans.
There are some facts concerning v
result that require thorough anAyrn|
First it is certainly strange that the Id
ocratic vote was cast solid for Mr.. Can
and from this fact, We draw the ionc
ing inference. The Democratic Party
the House are in o minority, and Vi
this minority they propose 10 cont
both wings Of the Republican, VII
and oolored, and by the follow
method
Whenever OCCASIONS occur, nAl
against than for the interest Of tho cOIo'
ed people of the State, the DsmOns
will cooperate with such diss6sea
Republicans az they can get to 60 vi
them, and their vote will be found g
orally cast that way. Il any measure
offered that would injure the Repubhd
party, they would mako offers so1
colored members, that il they vvd
conseut to a union with them TO en-
said damaging measures, they (tbo do
ocrats) will assist the colored meubd
! in some why or another, and rss~'
Thus they fatter themselves they q
control the business Of the House WI
clear working majority, tho Repuo1
cans can accomplish any result they
sire, and it will be o suicidal policy, v
will allow the Republican majority
arrayed one against the other.
The result Of the first two or a
DAVIS proceedings Of both branches Of
General Assembly develops tho y
that the democrats hope by o system
described above, to keep the Repr'j
cans divided on all matters OF IMPORTS
that NAV come before them, and U
bv alternating between the two wings
the Republicans. keep them oOn'sr
IN dread Of this minority. T-'r p
coo have declared that although
were in o minority, they would
great deal in preventing what TIE! y
.'mischevious legislation :" they fn
over to state explicitly how such az
can be accomplished. but Their %'
plainly demonstrate how they mop
attain their somewhat vague deHSnA
The plain duty Of the Republican:
ORGANIZE and to be found ac'nS
and unitedly, and let the Denoa'S /.
informed by their actions that u Ie
meet to succeed in stopping m,sco'
! LEGISLATION, something more dshn'N
swinging around the circle m"
made appsrsdl N ordsr that the!
, .,cceed n Convincing both poTae'
, their efforts T. that direction .'e 3D.
We a,v srail that the ~p
Part, Of this State may find on @ %
: that this species of swapping S
!, Democrats, win eventually end N O. ..
: mo the entire parry II thu . -
4 ,sation,. the proper esurse y De''s
I suad. il this is not the desire TO
! i Is ahowu the bstser. and the ons J.
|. is to unite, and make al s1n's =
= tain the Republiesn parry IN 'As
: which is at this time in nn'0'
= of being Ossrthro.n 49,. 10
OF
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We gratefully acknowledge the receipt
OF kind invitation to the dinner
@! the Veterans OF 1914 and 1915 on
t NJ Sth instant, and shall endeayour to
avail ourselves Of it.
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Wa. g. BRowS, Editor.

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Pour thousand persons have visited
the Panorama Of New York City at
lyceum Hall. City building, the past four
dsya Read the advertisement in to-
d.ys paper and take ,N,sr family to see
1t then. The ST. Loui. D,mo,r0 says
that City thousand persons attended it
for reeks during exhibition there. The
Aemphis At0,ancie says of it:
New Assembly Hail. yesterday. was
packed and iammed with people. little and
bag, WHO had met to see Ire widely advcr-
0sd panorama Of New York City. Ma
ny were refused admittance. there beng
not even Standing room left The piano.
rama Is one that interests the spS,ntaa
from its beginning to its close. It il paint
81 with such artistic skill. such painsta-
Gag Sally - the every day life and b. .
,sss of t-eg great metropolis. that tie 1t
ma il kept mp with unabatel interes,
We concluding view is shown. Ths
rs remarks were frlll of entertain.
nation. and with him rs a com.
Ne interesting trip along tn.
er 3w4y Or many milss, and OF
can bernoss pleasantly made
T. see the panorama I
tery, -,
'uld 81
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