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today. The belligerents have been engaged
in building and repairing barricades.
Many plscards, urging Cancellation, are
posted up.
The delegation from Lyons appeals to the
Assembly and Commune to cease the frssri-
cidal strife.
LONDON, April 26-A special CORES
pondent telegraphed from Paris, Monday
evening, that the natives Of Aisace and
Lorraine here are exempted from military
service, on the production of certificates of
birth. They are thankful for the interfer-
ence OF the Prussians, which secures to
them exemption.
This afternoon shells were falling in sew
eral avenues of Paris, and the inhabitants
and Nationals we're flying in all directions,
seeking shelter.
The barricsdes In Rues Rivoli and Cas-
tlegoine are being enlarged, and prepars-
tion is being made for desperate resistance.
Genral Bergsret is at liberty.
De Champs, the poet, died at Versailles
on Sunday.
The Central Committee deny the report
of its resignation, and say, like the National
Guard, il will only disappear when liberty
is attained.
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gailp Argue.
Official Paper.

TIE PIrTsBuKGH, FoRT WAYNE Il CHIcA.
GO, Il PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILRoADs.-
We propose to place any of our readers who
may be going East under obligations by
telling them that we know where of wa
speak, when we say there is not. and we
can't soc how there.could be, a safer, ouietsr
or more comfortable route of travel from
Chicago to PhiladelphiA and New York
than by these two roads. Passengers have
two guarantees against accidents which are
ohered by but fast rosds-double tracks, BY
"nich collisions are almost impossible, and
the isteiY patented brakes by which a train
OF hve or six passenger couokes can be
stopped within the distance measured
b! its OVID length. The scenery on the
greater part of the PennsylvaHia Central We
consider equal if not superior to any railway
views in the country. Indeed IF thsrs 10 On
uncomfortable feature about the route ct ell
1t 10 found 10 the immense crowds of pas
sengers, which occasionally prevents mod.
est, difhdsnt persons, such ~ ourselves,
from Gpproprissing as much space as is
essential TO absolute comfort in making q
long journey. But even this is . certificate
OF the popularity Of the route. That prince
of good fellows and railroad men W. G. Gle
land, is the general Western passenger rep
resentAtive of both these roads at Chicago.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

For each square, or the space Ocsupied By ten
lines Of solid nonpAssil, One Dollar for each I'm.
ssftion.
Special Notices, 20 cents per line. When In
serted months or more, 80 per cent. above Fsgu-
lar advertising rates.
Communications, or srteles inserted among
reading matter, IS cents per line.
DAILY AED WEsKLY.-A discount Of 70 per
cent. viii be made from the Weekly rates, OF
yearly and half yearly contracts, when the same
matter is inserted in both Daily and Weekly.
Double Columns will be charged IS per cent
additional.
For ~-a transient Advertissmsh advance pay
ment Is required.
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THE GREAT AMERICAN HEALTH
l. RE5T0RER, puriAes the blood
and cures Sorofula, Syphilis, Skin Dis
eases, Rheumat atism, Diseases Of Women,
and all Chronic Affections Of the Blood,
Liver and Kidneys. Recommended by
the Medical Faculty and many thous-
Ands Of our best citixens.
Read the testimony of physicians and
patients who have used RosadAlisj send
for our Rosadalis Guide to Health Book,
| or Almanac for this year, which We pub
lish for gratuitous distributiOn; 1t Will
give you much valuable information.
DIR. 4. W. Carr, Of Baltimore, says
"I take pleasure in Recommsnding q
your Rosadalis rs . very powerful sl'
tsrAttTe. have sssn IL used in two
aasss with happy rssults--Ons in . cas-
| Of secondary syphilis, In which the pa
tient pronounced himself cured astei
having taken ave bottles Of your msdi
cine. The other is case Of scrofula o.
long standing, whish Is rapidly improv
ing under Its use, and the indio Ationt
are that the patient will soon recover
| have carefully examined the formula
BY Which your RosAdalis 10 made, an
hnd ID On excellent compound Of alter
ative ingrsdients."
Dr.. Sparks, of Nieholsvills, Ky, say
he has used Rosadalis in cases Of Scro
fuIa and Secondary Syphilis With salts
factory results--as cleaner Of the bloc
know no better remedy.
Samuel g. McBaddsn, Murfreesbor'
Tenn, says:
81 have used seven bottles OF hos'
dAlIs, and am entirely cured OF hheun
atlsm send me four bottles, ss l wia
it for my brother, who has ssrofuio'
sore eyes,"
Ben'Jamin Beohol, Of Lima, Obi
writes, have suffered for twenty yea
with an invsasrate eruption over b
whole body; Atahort time since pu
chased bottle of ROssdAlis and Il q
feetsd perfect curs."
| Rosadaltsls sold by sli druggists.
Laboratory, el E2changs Place. Bi
} tIzoEe. DT. 0LHEKMTe q 90.
PropSjatsrs
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CHAUSCY SHoRTLEFF, an insane boy, ran
away from his home in ROckton, H., on
Monday of last week. He is about Is years
of age, has light hair, a smooth face, and is
quite broad-shouldered; his legs were both
taken off about half way between the knee
and ankle, and he goes on crutches. Any
person knowing of his whereabouts will con.
fer favor by writing to his father, Orvis
ShOrtlef, Rockton, III.
Illinois papers please copy.
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NEW ADVERTIsEMENTs.
CHILDREN TO TAKE.

DARrIEs DESIRING TO TAKE oHILD-
1 REH to bring up, are requested to call on
Supervisor G. B. Knox, of this ciy There are
eight or sen bright intelligent girls and boys
aged from one month to eight and ten years,
now at the County House for whom good homes
are desired. Full legal rights will be given to
those taking them. For further particulars call
upon Mr.. Bailey or Supervisor Knox.
decl9-d wifi
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TIE housekeepsrs of America very gem
orally know DR.. Prices Cream Baking Pow
der and Special Flavorings. They are
beyond All question the bsssSand most per
feet of anything for the purpose in the mar
ket, and are now having the largest sale.
Almost million families use them constant
IL, and the housewife who has used them
once will never be without them. GrocerS
and dealers can supply you.
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PALMER HOUSE,

CHICAGO, I'LL.
This new and magnificent Hotel (tbe finest
west OF New York;, tituated corner State and
Quincy streets, was completed and opened Sept.
26, 1870. 1t has two hundred and fifty roo ms
(many of which have bath rooms and water clos
cts attaehed), which are made accessible from
the ground Hoor, where the grand rotunds an
office is situated, by Otis Tufts best passen ger
elevator. ". P. +. hE6ERNE, Prop.
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My hair was falling off, used two bottles
Of NATURES HAIR RESTORATIVE and il
checked it at once. It is clean, sale and
efficient. If your druggist has not got it,
send direct to CRoCTOR Bros, Gloucester,
Mass. See advertisement.
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Proverbs for the season "Use Renne's
Magic OIL" "Can't keep house without it. 3"
at works like . charm" "a few more bot
ties left" "a Yankee invention worth try
ing" Cures quickly for = little money"
For sale by John BengIton.
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EVERY One Hrs Own DoCroR.-Those
who use DR.. Henry's Root and Plant Pills
generally got along with the least expense
of doctors bills. See advertisement
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Chicago EE&Tkees
TsIsgrApAsdte to the ARsUs.
onreAse, April q.
Flour-Dull and nominAlly unchanged.
Wheat-Fairiy active. No. 2 at 1,2l4ai, ,2l4.
Corn-DulL No. 2 at 52a514, seller May; 53a
seller June.
s1oats-Duil and nominal, No. at 49ia47. Reg
ular A aLs47a for fresh.
perk-Firmer; buyer $17 25; seller May $l7
SO; seller June SIS, buyer SO days.
Lard-Steady; 10sa103c seller May; lO4
a105 seller june.
Meats-stesdy; shoulders 5tasc; rib sides It;
short rib 74s7s; short cisar 81,
Whisky--874aSS.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Wa ask attention to the advertisement in
another column, of"Jsokson's OAssrrh Snuff
AMI Troohs Powder good article. DIV
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Esw Xorh MsrkeS.

Esw Xorh kIarket.
Tslsgraphsd to the AReUs.
EKw YoRK, April 81.
cotton-Quiet and easier, middlipg 15s.
Flour-Quiet and weak, shipping Ohio 6, 50a
500.
Whoat-Quiet at / 81; choice SO
Corn Firm and nominally higher at 76a77c.
Oats-Quiet at 66a69e
Mess Pork-Quiet at 81, 90.
Lard-Strong at 11sa1l4.
Hogs-Dull and lower ct 81. ReceipyH 9. 2.009.
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ORcial.-Fort D. 4. Russell.

Extract from report of Lieut.. Alfred Mar
ton, Regimeutal QuArtsrmsstsr 9th U. S.
Infantry. Fort "D. A. RUSSELL" ". T.,
March IA, 1871, on efficiency of Fira Ex.
singuishers at that post;
The BAbcock Fire Extinguishers did
good service at the late fire at this post,
totally e1tinguishing the FIRE in one of the
out buildings
This copy .ofextrAcs respectfully furnished
for the information of Mr.. F. W. Farwell,
Secretary Babcook Fire E1singuisher Com.
pany, Chicago, III.
By order Q. NJ. General.
NJ L. IUDrSGToE
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liverpool Market.
TelegrGphed to the Argus.
LIvERpooL, April 20.
Flour--26s Cd.
Ooxn-3Is Sd.
0ats--3s lid for aew
Barley ---bs.
Peas---3os Sd.
Whsat-i0s Iod; red western winter wAea'
lis.
RsssdssuG-Qsiet.
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Rseehs and 19onsx.

Stocks and Mooney.
Tslesraphsd 70 the AHsus.
Exw YeRK, April 27.
Money Masket-Easy at 4@6 per cent.
Sterling Rxohange-NominaI at s4aSS.
tiold-olosed at 81 .092
0overnments-Steady.
Coupons-6's of 'sI, l.ilS; s-70's, 's3,I.I9S
"a, l.lla; '66, l.l2; new, ll0s; 's7, 1.l0S; '6s
I.102; l0-4o's, large l.06s; small LOG.
Stocks steady.
N. Y. CentrAl--92s.
Eorthvestern--S04. Preferred 50.
Rock Island, I.lls.
Pacific Mail, 434,
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

THE Co-PARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE
= existing, for the transaction of the grocery
oeslness, under the firm name of Weleh b
uigg' Is hereby dissolved by mutual consent
llilAm q. Welch will settle all accounts for or
against the late firm. VIC WEIGH,
April Ist 1871. JOS. K. GREGG
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BRIGGS HOUSE.

The undersigBed takes pleasure in announc-
ing to his former patrons and the public th at he
has associated himself with the management Of
tie Briggs House, Chicago, where be will be
pleased TO entertain his friends, and where every
effort will be made to secure the comfort snd en-
JOY ment of all who favor the house With their
patronage. RICHARD 6OMERS,
mebIO Late of the Richmond House,
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VEGETIEE.

a valuable Indian compound for restor
in the health, and for the permanent cure
of all diseases arising from impurities of
the blood, such as
Scrofuld, Scrofulous H'tmor, Cancer, Can.
ceroas Humor. E,ysipelas, Canker, Salt
Rheum, Pimples and Humors on the
Face, Ulcers, Coughs and Colds,
Bronchitis, Neuralgia, Rheuma-
tisna, Pains in the Side, Dys-
pepsia, Constipation, Cos
tiUeness,ss Piles, Headache,
Dizziness, Nervousness,
Faintness at the; Stomach, Pains aa the
Back, Kidney CompIaints.i Female
Weakness and General Debility.
This preparation is scientifically and shemi-
ealiy com mbined, and go strongly concentrated
from roots, herbs and barks, that its good effect
are realised Immediately after commencing to
take it. There is no disease Of the human sys-
tenn for which the vEGETINE cannot be used
with perfect safety, as it does not contain any
mstalie compound. Bor eradicsting all impuri-
ties of the blood from the system, it has no equal
1t has never failed to effect cure, giving tone
and strength to the sy stem deblitated by dis
ease.
It's wonderful effect upon these complaints
surprising TO all. Many have been cured by
the VEGETINE who have tried many other
remedies.
| It can well be called
THE GREAT
BLOOD PURIFIER.
Prepared by
lH. II. STEVENS
| BOSTON. MASS.
| Price s1.25. Sold BY ell Druggists.
sAchl1-dso cd m, W, ,f6m
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c 0 N N { R CIAL.

Rock lsLASD. April 27.
THrs Flour market 10 corrected at Warasrs
Mills and the quotations are the ruling prices OF
the Rock Island market.
WINTER WRsAT RLoUA-Wholssals.... 81. 40
Retail.
ePRisa WEHAr ELona-
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UNION HOTEL,
EVERETT HOUSE,

BYRON 4. BALDWIN b co., PRoPRIEroRs.
Corner Clark and Van Buren, Streets,
Chicago, ILL.
- This Hotel, near Michigan Southern and
Rock Island DepotS, is centrally located, neatly
and elegantly furnished. and will afford to visit
| ors and country merchants az good accommods-
| tions as can be found in the city. Terms $2.5O
per day. uchl6-dtf
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The undersigned will continue the business
at the old stand. Thankful for past patron age
ne hopes FOR a continuance of the same
aprl9-d3w WM q WEIGH
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Quartermsster U. s. 4
Q. NJ. G. Oiico, Washington, D. c., March
20, 1871.
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FE EDER.
FRAGRANT sAP0LIEEE

Cleans Kid Gloves and all kinds Of Cloths and
Clothing; removes Paint, Greese, Tar, &C., in
stantly, without the least injury to the finest
fabric. Sold by Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers. FRAGRANT sAP0LIENE CO., 33
Barclay St, New York, 46 La Sale st, Chicago.
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Buy the Apple Parer, oorer q Sheer, Price q.

VINEGAR, how made in 10 hours, with
LIN oat drugs. Particulars 10 cents. T
SAGE, Cromwell, Conn.
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Cbicafo live Stock.
fslegrsphed TO the AReUs.
USTeR srooK YARps, April 26.
Cattls-Aarkst dull but steady ct yesasrd ay's
prices; shipping stsers sold at % 37Aa6 10 for
fair to prime; seas 25 for nsdiun.
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DC. xouis 86arket.
Tslsgraphsd to ths ARGUS.
sr. Louis, April 26.
Fiour-Dull.
Whsat-Duli; spring 81 29; red winter 81 So.
Corn-4Sa50e for mixed.
oats-Dull, 53s54e sacked.
BarIsy-$1 90.
Rye-90o.
Whisky-S7c
New Orleans Republican., 1871-07-15
THIN REPRESENTATIVES,

Some of the actual editors of Louisiana
were surprised to see so many representa-
tives in the late convention on the thin
nest ofpretenses. George w. Carter ap-
peared for the Carroll Republican and the
Cameron Times The last named paper
has not been published for several months.
Neither of these papers happen to be on
our exchange list, but the Republican is
said to be owned by P Jones Yorke. AS
Mr. Yorke was in town during the session,
it would have been more appropriate for
him to relieve the overburdened Speaker
of half his load j. r. G. Pitkin, hold
ing federal Office, held the proxy of the
st. Martin Times. Weare not acquainted
with the sentiments, style Or qualifca-
tions of the editor of the Times, if, in
deed, there be a genuine, live Republican
paper of that name; but if he wished to
SOW seeds of dissension in the Republican
party, he was faithfully represented. Mr..
Wands, editor of the Tangipahoa Aduocdte,
is said to have come to town, but did not
show his face in the convention. The
interests of his paper were cOnfided to
Joseph H. Wilson, one of the directors of
the New Orleans Bulletin. As his own
paper is quite young and very feeble in
Republicanism, he hardly ventured to ap-
pear for that But the crowning joke con-
sisted in detailing C. w Boothby, a clerk
in the Customhouse, to represent the La
fourche Republican, paper that has no
more right or title to be called Republican
than its editor, D. H. Reese, has to be a
saint Here were five votes cast for In
graham for president of the convention,
and they finally placed that gentleman in
the chair against the wishes Of majority
of the real editors and proprietors present
We omit the details of the thin joke of
sending Mr.. DeKlyne, another Custom
house clerk, to represent the Iberia Ban
ner, a pronounced Democratic paper.
Such are the Republican editors who
voted against a resolution to sustain the
State administration, although it was
unanimously agreed that the resolution
included the Governor, Lieutenant Gov
ernor, and all the other State officers.
These gentlemen evidently suppose the
Republican party has made a grand mis-
take in its attempt to govern the State,
and want to turn it over to the Democ-
racy
New Orleans Republican., 1871-07-15
KNEW HOW IT WAS HIMSELF" j"

The talkative blonde of the late Press
Convention, shortly before the close of
the session, rose to a personal explana-
ton, and in his remarks betrayed rea-
son for antagonism to Governor War
moth, in which not few of the ''hungry
boys" from the country seemed to sympa-
thize
In his sweetly plaintive and slightly
nasal tones the gentlema explained"
that he came to New Orleans with his
''little bill" for printing the laws in his
valuable Journal the-well no matter
what; that the laborer was worthy of his
hire, and this especial laborer was deuc-
edly "hard up" that, taking Senator Sy-
pher to back him, he had his bill sub
mitted to Governor Warmoth, but to his
amazement and disgust the latter declined
to afix his autograph on the trivial pre-
text that he was estopped by decision
of the Supreme Court
He further explained that feeling out
ragged and impecunious, he applied to
the courts for relief, but there, in viola
ton of all principle, the Governor was
sustained, and, to use his own expression,
instead of getting justice, I was sucked
in =
Is not this good ground for impeaching
his excellency? Can such despotism be
longer tolerated? Is the country safe
when ''little bills" are thus contemptu-
ously treated? Is not this substantial
cause for launching whole columns of
abuse of the State administration upon
the dozen of readers of the Hogwallow
Slop Bowl?
But there was one amusing statement
to offset this very serious phase of the
gentleman's explanation" For some
reason he suspected that his attorney had
not dealt fairly with him, and explained,
much to the edifcation of the convention
and the outside audience, that he had
agreed to pay the suspected legal gentle
man one hundred dollars, provided he
won the case, but, as it had gone adverse
ly, he felt greatly inclined to make the
lawyer pay the COSTS"
New Orleans Republican., 1871-07-15
ON CARONDELET STREET,

The general dullness is not without its
occasional relief, and though no great
sales are reported yet the street is not de-
void of its little excitements
The registration of State warrants, so
that the "frst come first served" princl-
pie might be carried out, commenced on
Thursday, and by Friday noon it was
noised about that over million of these
securities had been numbered in the
Auditors Office, which had been crowded
to suffocation Immediately on the pro-
mitigation of Judge Dibbles decision.
From this judgment it seems doubtful
that an appeal will be taken, the parties
who applied for an injunction seeming to
acquiesce, though the injunctions were
refused. 1t is held that the Auditor can
make no distinction in warrants, except
to pay them in the order in which they
New Orleans Republican., 1871-07-15

and intelligent editors of Louisiana. be-
sides some not much distinguished. No
resolution of censure passed, and the
whole thing failed miserably.
The only result of such fearful labor,
whose tumultuous writings threatened
to shake the commonwealth, was the
adoption of four resolutions, embodying
questions about which we hear no dis
pute. So it seems that the editors OF
Louisiana have been called from their
comfortable homes and most important
duties, merely to say in effect: Great is
the Republican party; Grant is bully
fellow: the State Central Committee is
yet alive; and that we ought to try and
live as economically as we can. Vale.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-07-15
THE NEW CANCER REMEDY.

Cundurango is plant native to South
America, and which has lately obtained
extended reputation as a curative for
cancer Its virtues were heralded from
one extremity of the civilized world to
the other within a very short time, and
inquiries as to how it could be obtained
were addressed in volumes to the State
Department at Washington, through
which the first announcement of the ex-
traordinary qualities of this plant was
made. And not without reason, for the
remedy was not advertised as specula-
ton, but was simply reported as an anti
dote to the most terrible disease known
to the human system. AS cundurango
grows wild and in great profusion in
South America, it will never be possible
to speculate upon it any more than upon
Peruvian bark, for the world can gather
it when the demand is extravagantly re-
munerative. Its virtues were not pub
lished by any doctor, nor was the remedy
advertised for sale by any agent, but the
public was informed in all particulars
about cundurango by one of those COM
New Orleans Republican., 1871-07-15

are presented, and it is the design of car
rying out the opinion that the registra-
ton goes on. Small warrants are in
greater request and sales are made at
market rates constantly. 1t is generally
believed the unregistered warrants Will
rate lower than those on the books, but
how much or what figure the doctors
differ
What are called the new tens" of the
city are in good request, though no very
large sale is reported In the way of
stocks, an offer to take thirty shares of
Lottery was heard of, but no details or
price.
Money can easily be had on ''first mort
gage improved" collaterals at eight per
cent, such being the basis of accommo-
dation by the banks outside rates being
from nine to eleven per cent. But there
does not seem to be anything going on in
this line for the present.
The statement that a company of
French capitalists is now preparing to
work the Calcasieu sulphur mines is in
correct. The miness will be worked by
the company, under the direction of
very competent French engineer, Mr..
Granet. The stock of the Calcasieu Sui
phur and Mining Company is now almost
entirely in the hands of capitalists or
parties whose means allow them to hold
it for permanent investment. One of the
officers of the company estimates that
there are not more than three hundred
shares of floating stocks.
The sales of stocks were light yester-
day. Two hundred and fifty shares
Crescent City Gaslight Company, and
forty shares Ammonia Car Company sold
at prices not made public; one hundred
shares Louisiana Levee at 50 37J; fifty
Pneumatic Propelling Company at SO so,
and fifty shares at SO 62g The sale of
$3.50 State warrants was reported at
S11o
New Orleans Republican., 1871-07-15

A New York Herald letter tells how Gen.
seral Halsted came by the name pet
" When a child, the murdered man was
called by his aunt Mrs. Blight, then Miss
Hatfield, pet The title stuck to him
? through youth, and when he attained his
majority he declared he would knock down
the first man who called him Pet He got
tired of knocking down, and told his
mother he supposed he would have to bear
with it. His family thought it appropriate
70 place it oa his e94R
New Orleans Republican., 1871-07-15

If we are not authorized, we should
be, to return the thanks of the late Re
publican Press Convention for the genu-
inc forbearance with which its proceed
ings were treated by the Democratic
journals Of New Orleans. Nothing but
sympathy for an erring brotherhood can
explain the silence which left untold the
mistakes and follies of the recent con-
Yention.