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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-25
neueQe &ritgsua6ri9tfn
auf ter erttten eette.
MuSlauoii@e Na@ri9te>t.

Gnrli6 fommt bic Rsibe an cas
Iplt. Die Staatscertrd9e, eurd mel<
DE Yr.ueen unter Dem Ginrrude res
&rieaes Elm neues reutides Satierrei&
eeldafen unp bic 1lreeutlden Staaten
unter iei1er Sterberr1 daft serbinrst
bat, famn1ten tetanntlid son firfliden
3attsetern; iie purpen I'm preubilden
6auptquartier su Geriatues unterset9z
net unp rann sur 8atiF;iruns an bic
&ammern na1 Deut1dlano seidift.
@drtember1 8aoen uno 5ehen la9ten
ctne cisl umitdnre ga, wdbrenc rie
[taiertiden Yatripten teeddtts ibr
5aupt i1iittelten unc srr ibrer tbeil>
msilen 3uitimmuna ale lire 8etenten
aeltenp madten. Sest 1T Der 8au pes
neuen BuneeS unter Dad; bic 1tplpz
maten unp reren Ntrpeaten in ben
Sammern 5aben ibre Rpl1en seipielt,
unp nun 1T e5 am 8plfe, bic Mdnner
III mibIen, peIde bic innere Ginrt9<
tuna fir bic nddRe 3ufunft trefen icl>
len. Gs 1T teareifid, rab untsr 10
midtioen umfdncen manderlei Stims
men laut rerren, renn rcn ben @ab>
len In ben ,1euen reutldeu Getdsta9
blnat trps auer Wadtberrlidfeit Der
eetrSnten 6dupter rpd gun, suten1betl
bic ndhite 3ufunft tes Reides ab. Sn
ben 6dncen re5 @clfe5 !iest ;una6It
eieie 3utunft. unc bic sanse Seceutun9
l.rer tecprfetenren @ablen miro renn
aud spn rer fatbplii den YreieIeuti9
LAMBS bercCrsebcben.
Msrfmlrri9 1T rie @erldieoenteit
Ter Stimmuns i'm Nproen uns tmSiiz
BEN. Die v&Sln. @olfsseituns" ;sids
met bic Sadiase fclseneermu6en: ~am
fcmmencen rritten Mdrs Miro an has
reutlde Splf cine auf9abe ron bDdfsr
F8eoeutuns berantreten bic @abl gum
erfen ceutlden Ret9Stase. Die 3ettz
rerbdltni1e, pel9e ba5 Snterene pes
Gin,eInen mie Der @eiammtbeit an rie
frieserii9en Bedielfdue sefei1elt balten,
iino frierli9er Nrbeit nidt sinifis ;
unt cod fcmmt allies tarauf an, tas
cos 8emubtlein per san;en Trasreite
ces becoriiebenten @ablaetes ale
e1idten BET 8es6!feruns sur6trinse,
menn aus benz nit beiipieQpien Spfern
an @ut une glut seflbrten &rieae BEN
neuen reutl9en Gtaatsweien cte6rii9z
te erma9ien ipQen, uuf welde un1er
@plt Elm mptl srwprbeues Anre9t
bat.
vMit cem 1. Sanuar 1871 1T in
cem bisberiaen Nrrbreuti6en 8unre,
in 5e0en, 8aren unp @irtembers bic
Deutlde Buncesz@erfahuns in araft
oetreten unc rur9 bic am 18. Sanuar
aus 8erlaiQes erlaieue proclamation
&Inis @ubelm's spnpreueen bic reutz
19e &atiermIrpe erneuert unp scn pem
5aule 5oben;puern feierlid iberncm>
men rcrren. 9lm 81. Sanuar bat
aud bic baieriide Nbseprcnetenfammer
mad langen unS ipannenren Debotttn
nit Ter trfprperliden 3peiprittel> Ma>
jpritdt su ben 8ertrdsen ibre 3ufiu,>
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-25
Nu,11uter 172.

in gerlin refctren fSnnte, pie in&orls<
rute. 9eicer ibeinen Die Jlbrer Der
tattplil9en Tarte, bic Nbftt aufsu9ez
ben, f9 int @abltampfe nit ben ractz
ealen 0esnern ;u mefen.
SIM batertiden Nb9eprenetenbauls
fanp itrieens bic Mnnabme Der Ser
1aiuer 0ertrdee auf lebr ibwaden Juz
Zen. Die Nnnabme erfol9te nit nur
| / Stimme lber bic erfcreerlide 3met~
crittels sMajcritdi (.pn $50 Nbserrpnez
ten itimmten 1902 eafiir, 48 rase9en).
llnp rpie bic le 1 Stimme Wajrritdt mod
erlanst rperpen it, 1T merfrirbis &C.
mug. Die 2iteralen batten bic ablplute
Majpritdt unp 70 lag es in ibrer 6anr,
bic S9lueantrdse 10 lanee binsu;ieben,
bis Der 9egte tbrer NnsebDrisen etnse@
trcfen mar. Die ler 9ebte nun mar Der
prpf,Hpr Marauarrlen aus Grlansen,
Der pas llnslud bate, fl9 auf remGiie
pas Bein su perfauden. Man tebatz
ttrte al1o munter fort, tiS ter prefehpr
berteisebumpelt fam.
Gs 1T neuerrinss taspn bic Rebe
pab SSni9 9ue>pi9 II. fd entpeter
mad 0eriaiueS, prer .penn eer &ailer
[spn Deut1dlano nad ber Gapitulattpn
spn paris nad Berlin suriiffebren
loute, mie pies beab f9ttet If, na98erz
lin beseben mirb. Gs werben paun
sleid;eitis aud bic &Snise Don @ur>
temters unD @adlen unb oneere Sir
iten am tailerliden 6pf eri9einen.
| Tem @ernebmen nad iberidreiten
bic Gntldapisunssanipriide welde
Yrn aus9ewteienen 8aiern an Jrant>
reid sefeut werpen, bic Summe pon 6
Wiuipnen Gulcen.
Tie in 2upwissburs unb 5pbenas>
pere anter9ebradten sefan9enen Jranz
|,plen mputen in Der Na6t gum IS.
Sanuar eemeinldaftli9 auatreden.
Nte weit per Ylan eing 1T nod unbe>
tannt, ater bic 1batlade itebt feit, bab
Der 6luatoeriu6 pereitelt uno bic Ser
taftuns per Rdbelsfiibrer oprsenpmmen
purre. Die8eIaBune ces5pbenaspers6
murre perfdrtt uno selapene &anpnen
ouf ben @dqen aufesfabrt. gls bic
B1rser tes Dorfes Msper9 &enntnib
pon pem8prfau befame1l e1lten fdmut<
Hide 8efser ron 0ewebren su ben
RauF Fdpen, ,lm pulYer unb 8let su
taufen. Sn 9uemtssbur9 berrl9te
srpbe Aufresuna namentli9 neil bic
Granscien iid ltbr anssleeentli@ na9
ben pulpermasastnen erfunpi9ten. Der
8riessmtntfer .. Sufow 1T infolse
tieier @crsinse in eurmissturs anee<
fpmu1en.
| Der u8ab. 9ances;ts" wiro sei9rie<
ben: Gs lpu ptrflt9 beabi1dti9t ,pprren
lein, @aribalpt nit feinen 2euten einen
Ginfau III ben bapilden Sdwur;malp
reriuden gu lahen; aber man bat ptelen
abenteuerli9en plan auf9e9eben. Nls
Semano gu 0aribalpi faste: ~eie
S9wteristett lise nur partn, btneinsuz
fcmmen, ieu @aritalpi seantwprtet baz
Ben: uDie 5aupti9wterfsfeit 1T bie
wie spn bort beraus;ufcmmen."
3u Mttslterern tes 8untesratbs
te5 beuti@en &et9s fno fir pas@roB<
bersoetbum Baten ernannt wprbe1
lStaatsminifter Dr. Spuy, MiniferiaI<
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-25

taa in wel9em es f1d nidt wte betm
3pQporlament 1ur I'm banpelsrplttlz
lde Sntsre6en, ipncern um bic .pi6ttsz
fen nationalen fnan;ieuen, pclttilden
unb aud tir6lid poltti1den Tra9en
unc Nnselessnbeiten banpeln wirc, rt@>
tet bic Repaetipn Der ~Au9sb. pcitsts." "
bic NuTorceruns an tbre @eltnnun9s<
eenpi1en BEL ben @abIen ibre yHi9t 3u
tbun. vSm 0erein nit uniern gartei>
sencl1eit ant Rbetn> in @eitfalen Sdle>
Nen, Na1au, Baben unp @Irtembera
NIT pel9en mir fprtan feit sulammenz
fteben mpuen, Geibt eS in per NuTcr<
ceruns) perpen mir fart senus fetn,
um unieren materieQen unc 9eifti9en
Sntere0en Geltuns gu reri&af1en.
@as Dor ALIEN seideben muf, 1T bic
NuffeQuus BON Ganpioaten. Die let>
pise Didtenlcfsfeit spinst uns> nur
perm1slide Mdnner auf;ufeuen. Da
es aber bSdit Mint idenspertb 1T, bab
rielelben ren, betrefenben @ablbe;trt
anseb6ren, 10 bitten mir un1ereGreunce,
,umal in g ,bpaben, uns aus ibrem
Dabltreile ?lamen lolderWdnner balp>
m6slt9f r1;t;utbeilen wel@e 3uslei9
entl1iepen patripttia uno 9rttli4 &C.
fnnt fnb unp 70 seetsnet eri6etnen,
nad Sorodn9isem Senebmen nit ibnen,
| al6 Ganetraten fir BEN 0ei9sta9 aufz
sefeut su merpen."
G5 1T bier ;u tererfen bae bic Nbz
aeprcneten Der patriptifden gartet in
Ter baieri19en 8ammer ben Nusi9laQ
fir Die Annabme oeS gertra9es mil
preuben saben fe besriinoeten ibrt
Stimmsebune rurd cine bfentlide Grz
tldruns, tie 3ueleid cine GrIduterune
per in Slpoeut16lanb sesenwarti9 DOR:
terrldenoen Stimmuns 1T, uno aud
auf anpere Staaten Nnmencuna Fnrer
fann. Gs pirc rariA u. u. seIaet
Cine Nusldliesuns uno 9iclirun1
Baierns son pen1 reutl9en 0el lammt=
tSrper uno ieiner gertretuns BET ben BE-
ucrf rfebenren srcben innern Traser
fdme elei6 Der uutertineuns Der Sc:
bensapern pes baierild ngoltsfammea
auf materiellem wie 9eitisem 0ebiete
fe riree bic 9aiten pes 8olfes, itatt f,
gu minpern, erbSben unp wirpe bel Elm.
treteacen tpeitereu &riessfiQen serace:
mess Baiern ieinem llntersan9e entsez
senfibren.
Die bere9tiste sebniu9t ees san>
gen reuti9en golfes na9 ieiner &C.
lammtftaatliden Gtnisun9 tbetleno,
l9liesen mir feit uno treu All cahelbs
uns an. @tr wollsn rem Getnce hes
@aterlantes feline &ise uno Spalts
tieten, INN feline 5etel 3u neuer Tren>
nuns uno 3ertllftuns ein;uiesen, eurd
tnnere 3errihenbeit nidt Nnlab ;u,
@erlanseruns rss naticnalen &rte9e5
eeten, an bic Stsue pes ;erlesenrenpar>
teifampfes i'm Snnern 8aierus, 10 stel
an uns liest, bic iesensspue biirserlt9s
Gintra9t suridfdbren." G5 1T pie6
Elm @iseerbau jener Sttmmuna bic i'm
@lanse ber natipnalen @r5se ben
G9atten persibt wel9en eielelbe aui
bic wwd9eren Suncessliecer wirft.
Am wentsfen S9wieristeiten fnbei
bic preustide pplitif in 8aoen rehen
Reeieruns lansf jepe @elbffdnbisfei1
aufseseben bat unb BON elmer &ammer>
mebrbett unterfiist wirp, bic ebenio9ut
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-25

muns eeseten uno camit bic Nufnabz
me res fernisen baierilden Stammes
in ben burd Die Greisni1s res Sabres
1870 seidaTenen @ertanc enpsaltis
ent1dteoen.
Die 8eriaiuer @ertrdse fne tas
@erf Der csutlden Jiiriten, berscrse<
eaneen aus rem pdbrenp Res reutl4z
fran;Sf19en &rieoe5 mdhtis erwa6ten
Orange na9 einem ensern 3ulammenz
ldlteeen Der perl9ieoenen St1mme uno
Staaten Deutl utl6lanes. Sie Fno Elm
&inp Der 3eit uno auf ben Sdladtftlz
bern sebcren. G5 gait BEN Reeterunz
gen. ras reutlde 8erfahunsseebauce
rai9 unter Dad uno Ba4 gu trinacn,
ramit es pefp F6erer ben frteserilten
|Stirmen trpsen fSnnte; unp parum
baben aud bic @clfsrertretunsen ,u
|cen Nbmadunsen ser Diplcmaten Sa
unp Nmen selast unc bic @eltencn,a>
dung ibrer Wlnl6e uno Tprperun>
gen auf irieoli9ere 3eiten Serta9t."
1as 1T cine Stimme aus Yreuben.
Nus cem Sdmabenlanee casesen
ldreitt man: u@dbre1p i'm tenadtar<
ten Bacen bic &ailer<prpclamatipn auf
Nncrrnuns rer Beamten NIT 8Suerz
19iFen uno @lpden9eldute besruet
murpe, berri9te riesletts Der 1dwarsz
rctten 0ren;pfable> ndmlid i'm l9waz
|btfden @irtemtera BE isentbumli9e
StiQe eines falten @intertases unc bic
.ntipredenre @plfsftmmung. Sie if
feinespsss eber gar feline
Stimmuns; eenn scn Der Nctbwenz
|riateit rer Ginisuns nit gforcoeutld>
lano su einem Deutiden Reide 1T bic
@plfsmaNe ariinclid iiter;eust ober
bic Musfdt auf cine emrFnplib b6bert
8eftueruns uno rer ntdt enren mol
| lcnre Sriss pirfen peprtmirene. Nla
scr fursem bic An;eiden elmer Nnniz
bsruns ;uilden preufen uno Seiterz
reid beridtet uno cine peri5nlt9e Cor
resppncsn; ;trilden ZEN 5iuptern her
tpten,puern'1 1den uno babsburstlden
Iynaitie erpartet rurce, freute itd paa
golf nidt renig ia man parf iasen,
es fanp rarin ieinsn Irpit iber BIT
Nasldliebune Seterrei9s ausDeutidz
LAMB; benn pbne etn sutes 8erbdltniF
gu Seiterreid slautt e5 nit cergewtb,
belt res pplitiiden Snfttncts ntdt an
bic Dauer ces nddfen Griepen6 uni
an bic 3ufunft tes Deut1den Retdes,
ueter bic Settsilisuns an een @ablen
beiet es in rieiem Sriefe: Sir BIZ
3eidstaesmablen ;eisen i1d etnaweilen
taum eiutse Gpuren BON Nsitaticn,
unc i'd ;reifele isbr pb ht ra5 fatboz
lii9e 2ancrclf an ben @ablen lebbafi
tettsilisen mirp. Sd mieoerbcle meine
frIber ausseiprr6ene Setauptung cab
bic 8attplifen in Wlrtembers ieper poz
litilden Organization ermanseln. Gin
Dor Sabren 9emahter Nerlu1 &turoe
rur9 etnen fatbcltiden Dempffaten
sereitelt rer spn elmer fattplildenGracz
tipn in ber 8aulmer nidts pi6en mous
te, unb ieitbem gilt tem fatbplildeu
9anrrpIfe Elm als Neprdient,nt ftr9lt>
der Bsltrebunsen auftretenper Ganpts
bat als Elm Tarteisdnser oer &esierunl
unb Der feuealen Mrifcfratie."
Gnersil1er lsst man in Baiera6 6ani
ans @erf. Nu5 Nnlab eer benprfes
| tenben @ablen gum beutl4en Rei9ss
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-25
Ser ,,2$auterer" nacb Gurppa.

Sete @pte seteu eine Nn3aH gremplars ets
,,@anterer" rad Guropa, unb mir MAIDEN bic
9eier tefpnters aufmerfiam, bab bic neb.rien'
tuns bes 8lattes an 0erwanhte unb 6reunbe
ieuietts tes Oceans Elm iebr eeeisnetes Mittel
III, einen ununterbrphenen 0erfebr nit eenieI-
len III unterbalten unb lie iiber bic 3uaanre
bteies 9anbes su unterritten, be1er aIs es eur6
griefpe1lel gelbeben fpnnte.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-25

M}ilmaufee, ct. Yaul unp Minneapp>
lisz3u9e.
91rd,;Hse mad tem Cfen (erpsek.)
armmsn an7.45 Netm. Gsben at.S:0o @rsua.
minneapolis uni ct. pauI 3ase.
Aammes S:55 @rrn. @etsn ab.......11:0O Born
Apmuaeu an....5 :05 Nahm. 3ebeu ab-....6:Ao sa&m
ct. @auI unf Chicago 3ase.
spmmrn an o.00Nprm. @stsu al ....6:3o Nadu
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-25
Sabr8an8 4.
Da8 y . fpp + t .

tn ben ger etaateu unt eaxaba berdst 20 G pa Sab
unb mus ppu benz Gpianeer bel iener grrtNcs slertei
idbrIid, pprausbe;ablt rerben.
Man tann su icaer 3eit auf ben ,20anesrer" aeca'
nireu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-25
SeHeuuueen griefe &c. Fnb su osrefFren
"W A n D E r 3 R,
L. 3. 1870,
ST. PAUL, MINI.
@ilenbQbn Tabr<Yldne.
ct. Vaul uno Hdcthc.

Ra6 Nnrta CIT Riser st. glrut unt Saul Rastts-
gerlaen Ct Saul $50 Wrrsens urh erreden Saut Ma'
sbs 1925 Ha6mittass s.rlaFen eaut Naribs $3.50 Grr'
mttaes urb errei6en Ct. paul loo NaHmittaes.
st. gouI, Delanr. etHelt unt genfrn 3ase.-perlahen
st. YouI Gas Nfprsens NnneapDlis 1890 WaDrssns
erreinen 8snirn 625 6mitaef. 3uruttetrenh ser'
IaTen fe genirn 7:A5 Nsreens Wnneapplis 3:40 Nad'
mittaes errei6en ct. EauI 4:20 Natmtttass.
Ct. gauI MinnearpIis unb DeIanp 3uee. gerIaHen
Telanp 7:G0 Nrreens Wnneapplis $50 NRrrsens une
erre6eu st. paul GAS Nrrsens 3uruftetrene rerlahen
eieelben Ct. gaul 4:20 Natmittaes; gtnneapOls a15
Nadmittaes une erreGen Delarp 200 GtenbS.
Ct paul unt Minneapplis Aeernptatirus- 3us.-ger.
Idft Ct yau Has Wrrsens erreht minneapolis 1880
Hatm,ttoas 3urItttrent perldBt Ninneapr!.s l:4o
Eatm,ttaes xnt erre5t st. PAUL 3:35 Natn.ttoes.
ct. Naul unp Sicur Gttp.
0erlaNen Rrmmen an
Ct. gaul...... $50 Wrrm. Ct. Somes 500 Rotm
Ct. Haul..... $50 Io6m. Wanfatp ......... S.25 "
st. Sames.-.. 7.S0 9prm. st. gaul......... 4.35 "
Wdafalp 7.OS st. Saul........11.25
9afe Superter uno MiiiiNpri.
gerloHeu ct. $50 0rrm.
armmen on in Duluth ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s 4eRahm
0era1eu Duluth 1.ZO
Rpmmen an tn ct. gaul ............... $40 Natm
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-25
Gin (tubungea nnh eorrefpoaSra,fn

befpubers Iber tir6lihe unb anbers midtise 81
eebenbeiten, fnb jsperseit piQfcmnen, mune1'
aber rom gerfai1er untersei9net letn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-25

ct. 4aul, Mt,neiota @amfta9, Ben 25. 5ebruar 1871
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-21
LEGAL REFORM.

Full five days and a part of the sixth
have been occupied in the Criminal Court
of this parish before proper jury could
be impaneled to try the men indicted as
principals and accessories in the Roch-
ereau burglary.
One particular circumstance connected
with thi, prolonged attempt to obtain n
jury has excited no small share of public
attention. This is the unwillingness of
leading business men to serve as
jurors, and their apparent determination
to evade, if possible the law that makes
jury service duty The men who have
acted thus form portion of the most in
telllgent class i'll the community outside
Of the learned professions. If the func-
tons of jury to examine and weigh in
tricate, and often conflicting, testimony.
require that nice discrimination which
only men Of thought and intelligence can
be supposed to possess. then these men,
who thus endeavor to escape from Jury
duty, are the very men of all Others upon
whom it is incumbent to sit in the
jury box. Yet they endeavor to
elude the duty, and it is well
known that they often succeed; and thus
it is that the important function in ths
machinery of criminal law, upon the right
working of which so much depends, Is
left IN tn" hands, to great extent at an!
rae, of the ignorant, the incompetent
and the debased; of those whose judg
mont. II not act,n'.F infrm, is at least i'll
experienced. Whatever may be said il
favor of the jury system of trial, the con
temptation of the law being fully carried
out, yet no one can say anything in favo1
Of system the right working of which
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-21
A COUNTRY EDITOR MuDDLED,


Our old and esteemed friend bennett
of the Planters Bnnner, has become in
volved in the intricacics of arithmetic
and not being a born calculator. he is be-
coming reduced in weight by the trouble
which has beset him. He is confined to
the house at present, diseased with a
bundle of white paper and gross of lead
pencils. All the Attakapas folks have
herded up their stock, in order to insure
his freedom from disturbance by the
eccentric maueuvers of the animal king
dom. And bennett appreciates this SYM
pathy, and persistently sticks to his
figures. determined to bring ont the result,
or to leave Franklin. The problem is con-
nected with the Chattanooga railroad,
and the end to obtain information as
what amount of money that corporation
has obtained from the State. First he
debts the railroad with -. S25, 900; then
he debts itwith -, 5000, 600: then he debts
it with 50, 100000 then he debts it
with $4,000 All this is from
the State Then he debts the
company with 5000. 900 from the
city, This is easy to enter, and easy
to understand But there are credits.
The company is to give back either the
-. S25 900, or the -, 800, 900, or the So
600, 900. or the -. 800. 900, or the -. 600. =
900, OF the whole of it, or it has traded
with the State SO as to swap one of these
amount, for two of the others. or to aunul
one grant by obtaining another, or to eX-
change two stock, for different stock or
to give up the whole and assume the State
debt or to pay the State something for
what has been done. or to diminish its
work and extend its credits. or to 60 on
and do nothing. Something has been
done. or is about to be done, and Den
nett is cyrhering away to discover the
| difference between an exact sum and an
unknown quantity Where he got his
credits none of his neighbors can tell;
where he proposes to get his debts he
can not tell himself. And on these bare
less and unbelievable propositions Den
nett is doing his level best to reconcile,
as we said before, aknown quantity
with an unknown amount And all the
time be Is swearing his level best at the
radicals. And all the time the untamed
bulls IN the Attakapas are initiating his
violence by attempting to break the en-
filading fences as he is trying to break
through and demolish the rules of addi-
! ton and subtraction.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-21
A SUGGESTION TO BE CONSIDERED.

Kansas City has abolished all municipal
charges for wharfage. This action was
based upon the suggestion that as the
city had freely voted to assist railroads.
and did not charge them for freight
loaded in the city, it was only fair that
the river business, which could not be
made monopoly, should be treated
with equal generosity. This is just what
suggests itself here in New Orleans This
corporation has helped every railroad
that ever promised to help her, and she
has never imposed any burden upon their
freight As it came into the city. And
vet the river is worth more than all the
railroads that We can build Her back is
the free horse that all may ride upon.
The largest craft and the smallest canoe
can come and go, but they must all pay
a tax to the city that only lives by virtue
Of the river. If We can exempt railroads
from all manner of municipal charges,
why may we not help the river in some
degree: Year after year the burden upon
our water route is being increased, while
We still spend what We take from the river
on the railroads. 1t is at least worthy of
consideration if something cannot be
done to relieve the river trade of the great
and disproportionate burdens imposed
upon it at present
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-21

The whole number of deaths i'll this city
last week was ia against 10 the week
previous OF these died of bronchitis 10
of consumption. IL OF pneumonia. of
pleuro- pneumonia. ! OF typhoid..pneumonia,
and there were eleven Stillborn.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-21
THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,

ay be had of the following dealers:
George Ellis. opposite the Postothce.
A. Simon, No 81 Exchange Alley.
&C. Haley. No. 10 Commercial Place.
&C. D. Holle No. 81 Exchange Place.
James Ennis. Pontchartrain Railroad
epot Third District. also at depot foot OF
LAFAYETTE street. First District.
John Schafer. corner OF Ninth and Con
stance streets
wv. Long. corner OF Love and Engheln
streets, Third District.
z. S. Marks, opposite Jefferson market,
Sixth District.
WR. Dirks, No "a Annunciation street,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-21

That rotund and amiable senatorial gen
tleman. Hon A. b. Harris arrived in this
city yesterday from Concordia parish. Mr..
Harris is also editor and proprietor of the
V;dalia Heruld, Journal that subseryes the
interests of the Republican party OF Louis
ian,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-21

The Thermometer. yesterday morning. at
seven o'clock, was St at New Orleans. %
at Atlanta u at Charleston. 81 at Gin
ciunati 80 at Louisville. IL at ST. Louis.
at Havana
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-21

A grand calico and military ball will be
given by the Tyler Rifles, Company A,
Louisiana Legion. at Masonic Hall. next
Saturday evening. Complimentary tickets
have been received from Lieutenant vii
liam E. Kirk. of the Committee of Arran-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-21

AT the annual town meeting in Pembroke
Massachusetts. early in March, Mrs. Robert
Barker and Mrs y. X. Randall were elected
overseers of the poor. and Miss Sarah ).
Brown a member of the school committee
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-21

He who calls in the aid OF an equal un
Outstanding. doubles his own and he who
profits by superior understanding. raises
his power TO level with the height OF the
superior understanding he unites with.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-21

We wish to call the attention of the Young
men Of our city to the meeting OF the
Young Mems Christian Association toni chit,
at the Bible House, at ha1-paSt seven
o'clock. A draft of a constitution will be
submitted for adoption
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-21

W II. Van Oruum \ Co. have sold their
interest in the Baton Rouge Courier to Hon.
j. Henri Burch. The latter gentleman has
revived the Baton Rosge Grand Era. which
takes the place Of the Courier.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-21

the sum included in this bill, amounting in
the aggregate to 100000, as simply enor-
nous for one session of the Legislature. He
also SAID that he could not but think that
there had been some secret agency in fixing
the amount, as a number of the members,
both of the House and Senate. had expressed
their surprise at finding the appropriation
changed from Sl25, 900. as it was believed to
have passed, to 500. 900.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-21

The eN- Empress Eu-enie Is said 10 he on
such iii terms with her husbands relatives
thar she has refused 70 see ANY ~ them n
CbiSr,lUr>t.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-21
SENSIBLE SUGGESTION.

4 correspondent, after having visited
the wasted districts of France, makes a
suggestion to the French assembly that is
worthy of consideration in this country
as well as in France. He asks that a
register be kept i'll the hall of the legisla-
ture, and that every man who speaks of
further war shall be compelled to write
his name in the book, SO that when the
conflict comes, he, with those who have
agreed with him. shall be the first to march
upon the enemy. What if such rule
obtained ? What if the fiery orator
could be made the executioner of his own
brilliant campaigns, how guarded the pub
lie speech would be? If those who make
the wars hereafter would be conscripted
as the soldiers to do the fighting, there
would be an end of strife.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-21

The Missouri Democrat says Reforms
may and should be contended for i'll the
party camps-in the Republican camp the
reform men are prevalent-but when the
hosts go out to battle there can be but two
armies-one for the nation and the other
ou,iD-t
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-21

We lind this exclusive intelligence i'll the
jackson Pilot; " The postmaster y: New
Orleans. Mr. Blauchavd has been removed.