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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-23
NEW YORK.

Tweed's Whereabouts-Alsace and Lor-
raine SettIers-Return of Nellie Grant
and BOrie-Largest Tax Collections in
One Day-Havemeyer Accepts the
Mayoralty NOminatiOn-sudden Change
in Monetary situatiOn-suIt on Bank
Check.
New YORK, October 22.-The sheriff is
ignorant of Tweeds present whereabouts
but believes he will appear when wanted;
1t is understood that 300 families from Al
SAGE and Lorraine are preparing to settle IN
the neighborhood of Alexandra, Virginia.
and seven thousand Alsatians have reached
this city. co
Manhattan. Arrived out-Baltimore and
Money Money tightened, Z currency to gold,
with large business, but closed easier,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-23
MISCELLANEOUS.

Texas Pacific RaiIrOad-WOrk Commenced
on All Three DivisiOns-CoIt Exhibi-
tiOn-StOlen VOuchers-Indian Outbreak
Imminent-Jail SwindIe-RaIIrOad Acc
cident-Three Killed and Fifteen Hnrt-
$4,000 Obtained by Forgery-NIaryIand
Jockey Club Races-Base Ball-Re-
gafta.
SHREVEPORT, October 22.-Work has
commenced on all three divisions of th8
Texas Pacific railroad, from Dallas east,
from Sherman east and from LoHgVIeW
west The offices Of the company at Mar
shall have been completed, and work on
the machine shops at the same place has
commenced Supplies and material for the
road are being delivered at Dallas and
Sherman. Locomotives, machinery and
other materials for the east end of the road
are living at the mouth Of Red river wait
ing for high water.
LEXINGTON, October 22.-At a colt exhi-
bitiou this afternoon chestnut fly one
wear old, by Mambrino Patchen, dam by d
thoroughbred mare, in two mile trial Of
speed, made the first mile in 3:05, and the
second in 3:02, making the two miles in 6:07.
This is said to be the most wonderful per-
fOrmance ever witnessed in the Blue Grass
region.
YORK, Pa, October 22.-Youchers and
other papers have been stolen from the
courthouse to conceal the ring frauds.
SAN FRANCISCO, October 22.-Latest adj
vices from Idaho Representa- general Indian
outbreak imminent.
ST. LOUIS October 22.-An investigation
shows 500, 900 swindle in the new county
Jail.
INDIANAPOLIS, October 22.-Jules De st.
Cyr, German, formerly clerk in the
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-23
3ARksyIL1E, October ~, G912.

ED;go8 i5EPUBLIcAN:
gnotice III the daily papers 81 iasS cues
day SLa9 She' Liberal and Democratic con-
geHtloas have united in my nomination for
the judseship OF Che fifth District Court
Eor the parish of Orleans. adop8 $his
method of returning my thanks for their
distinguished consideration, and sake
the occasion TO assure the good people
oS ehe parish chat mg best exer
tioas shall 10 given (if electedl to
an SmpaStia3 and faithful discharge
of ali jud ieiai duties. have been residing,
as ahouseIzeepeq, in New Orleans for nearly
four years, engaged in the practice of law,
and was registered as voter in the parish
Of Orleans on the twenty-frst day of Sep
t9mbeT, 4. D. 1872, by D. A. Ward, assist
ant supervisor of registration for the second
ward of New Orleans, vide original No
39l9o I am passing the interim of the courts
here. bus have no other domicile than that
of New Orleans. d Will be in the city soon
to geuev my duties. Respectfully,
E. NORTH CULLOM.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-23
Parade OF the Louisiana Greys.

This newly organized company of the
First Infantry, Louisiana State militia,
Captain F. o. Minor commanding, will
make their first parade on Friday next, the
twenty-ffth instant, at P. NJ. The First
Regiment ofArtillery, Colonel W. j. Rehan,
and first company City Guards, Captain
Harry Street, will do escort duty on the oc-
cason. The line will be formed on Caron-
deleS, near Poydras street, and will move
through Poydras to st. Charles, to Calliope,
to Prytania to First, to Magazine, thence
down TO Calliope, to Camp, to Canal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-23
Major Burke to Hugh McCloskey.

While the veteran refreshment dealer has
| obviously the advantage of Major Burke in
this worlds goods and garrulity, the ac-
| complished freight agent evidently is more
than match for him in the nicetles of de-
bate. Here is the manner in which he pays
his compliments to the old man, in the eve
ming Times;
TO THE PUBLIC.
Escaping in moment of recklessness
from the watchful custody of his literary
keeper. Mr.. Hugh McCloskey, determined
to make the most of this sh0rt-liyed liberty,
this morning bursts forth through the
I columns of the Picdy2t1le in perfect frenzy
of volatility. Scorning in these his first
throes of original composition, the con-
tempti6le restraints of either unity or per-
specuity; ignoring in fact every rule urged
upon men of letters in the imbecile dict0 of
Blair and Addison, he assumes all
OF the qualities of rhetorical garden
engine and deIuges disgusted community
with a weak solution OF insuferable egOt-
ism, querulous protest and maudlin senti-
mentality, Including, perhaps, half
dozen petulanr illusions to the Times, a
h0urdcring attempt at eXculpati0n, and a
touch of nauseating autobiography, his
TRADE urges me to take his friendly ~ adj
wise aud withdraw my name from the pres
ent canvass. 10 Cllncn Ln6 uatlef, Tue
sentence IS even rounded off with that ora
toricaI dark lantern, stiletto and "bugga-
boo c0mbined-''A word to the wise"
In the language used by Pitt in the past
| might say to this less than Walpole of the
present, Sir, the atrOcious crime of being
q young man, | will neither attempt to pal
late nor deny; but content myself with
wishing to be ore of those whose follies
cease with their youth, and not of such
number who are ignorant in spite of expe-
rience, and to whom age only adds obsti-
macy TO tOstupidity."
You appear to forget, sir, that there is
limit to the insolent assumption of even
patriarchal intolerance, point wherein
neither paucity Of education nor dearth Of
gentility can be offered in extenuation.
Without presenting one iOta of evidence
in substantiation of your insinuations, you
nave prc sumed to assail my character as
man; without possessing the honesty or
manliness to develope the gall which seems
to consume you in direct charge, you
hope by appealing to the 'prejudices of this
community TO do me an injury.
A poin4 can be reached at which fOrbear-
anee ceases to be a virtue, and although
your own mental and physical decrepitude
must Of course protect you from any act of
retaliation, they will not shield the unau-
fhofized etfusions in which you may for the
future indulge 5r0m any unmitigated con-
tempt. E. A. BURKE.
New OT2eaGs. October %, 1879
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-23
HORSE DISEASE.

Diphtheritic Disease in New YOrk-CaBas
dian Horse Disease in Brooklyn. Bos~
ton, Buffalo and ROchester-HOrse Rail-
roads Suspended-Livery Stables and
Expresses suspended Commercial Mem
Alarmed.
New YORK, October GA diphtheritie
disease prevails among horses here, but has
not yet attacked the large stables.
The Canadian horse disease has appeared
in the Brooklyn street car railroad stables.
BosToN, October 22.-The Canada horse
disease has made its appearance here, but
as yet no fatal cases have occurred.
BUFFALO, October 22,-The horse disease
has become a public calamity; many
branches of business have been stopped,
the street railroads are running only half
their usual number of cars and the 0mni-
buses are entirely suspended. The canal
horses, which were exempt until to-day, are
now afflicted. Commercial men are
alarmed.
ROCHESTER, N. Y, October 22.- The
horse disease is on the increase, and there
are but few horses in the city that are not
affected The railroad companies have sHs.
pended operations, their horses being sick.
Livery stables and express companies
have also suspended. There is hardly a
horse to be seen in the streets, and not d
farmers team in sight hereab0uts.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-23

Elegant and rich furniture,
being contents of the three-story brick resi-
dence No. 208 Camp street, consisting in
elegant parlor, bedroom and diningroom
suits, Brussels carpets, French plate mir
ror8, fine mantle ornaments, engravings, oil
paintings, and also the kitchen furniture.
The sale takes place at halfpast ten o'clock
this day, and is worthy the attention of the
public. Messrs, Montgomery are the auc-
tioneers. For further particulars refer to
our advertising column.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-23
The City Council.

The official report of the proceedings of
the City Council is published this morning
on the sixth page of the REPUBLICAN,
Spicy correspondence between Mayor Elan
ders and Colonel McComb, president of the
Jackson railroad, and an ordinance relating
to the subject of letter from Mr, w. Van
Norden, president of the Louisiana Savings
Bank, are embraced in the report. The
Council adjourned till tomorrow at twelve
o'clock.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-23
GSyea0 Eastern Menagerie, Museum,
Gi-cus and Egyptian Caravan.

Gi@cuR and Egyptian Caravan.
Ghis grand amusement establishment
will acgi:e 10 our city aS an early hour on
special ?raiGs oD che Mobile railroad Friday
morning. and will give Two grand perform
ances that day On Congo square, remaining
:lsora tie fwo succeeding days. On Mon
olaro tuesday and Wednesday they per-
form OF yivoIi circle. Everybody not en-
;.roiy en&rosseG ip politics is on the quj
rirs SoG Ghis stubendou5 enterprise, and
tremendous business is anticipated for the
Great t.asteyn. it performed in Mobile on
Monday sad yuesday, and the BcgisteT says
o. IL
The GreaS Eastern Ciycus and Bfenagerie,
seq long heralSed, arrived in this city Sun
Gay evening, aud had a grand procession
Ghrough the principal streets of the city
Yesterday forenoon, which was certainly a
stUpopdOua affair, the long limo of wagons,
3ill%ei with trained animals, the camels and
elephant turned loose in the street, the
Orass bead and calIiope, all proving that
the EIreat Eastern Circus was certainly a
big thing on wheels. 8hG exhibition OF yes
terdav noon was financial and popular
sUCcess. and an inslGe E9eW OF the perform
anGG' and the menagerie proved that the
herald OF the Great Eastern had not eXag
gsrated its proportions or the excellence of
It's exhibition. Thedjug performances, both
equestrian ana gymnastic, compare favOra-
bly, with those of any now trayeling the
command which Herr Rengel exercises over
the ?erocious animals which are his especial
charge Is exciting and wond ful, and, in
sh0rt, She Great Eastern is a gigantic estab-
lisLment. The balIooL trapeze performance
10 certainly Il huge advertising dodge, but
it :0vye than verges on the horrible.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-23
NEW ORLEANS WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23 1872

have power to confer with similar COM
nittees OF the other organizations of the
city and parish of Orleans, and to make
such compromises, and withdraw and select
such candidates as may be necessary to
make complete ticket to insure success.
RcsoJred, That before final action is had
upon any compromise or withdrawal, that
the delegations from the various wards of
the city and parish shall be consulted.
The chair announced the committee as
follows: II. J. Campbell. chairman; c. A.
Labuzan, First District; A. Perpere, Second
District; W. J. Moore, Third District; E.
c. Vankirk, Fourth District: j. H. II.
Camp, Fifth District; John F. Lowe, Sixth
District; B. Buchanan, at large.
The convention then adjourned till twelve
o'clock today.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-23
GROCERIES,
GROCERIES.

EREsH GROCERIES.
= Nazv New York BREAKFAST BACON.
Tew New York BEEF TONGUES.
New extra mess MACKEREL.
New Potomac ROB HERRING.
New Young America CHEESE
New New York cream CHEESE.
New GIuyere CHEESE.
New Holland CHEESE.
New Sap Sage CHEESE.
New Guava JELLY AND PASTE.
New CRANBERRIBs.
New BUCKWHBAT -.-.rrr,u
Just arrived, and for sale by G. HuoHEb,
Gc22 st NOS 99aAa ~ "aNip 0'AS"~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-23
FORM OF FIRST AFFIDAVIT AND CERTIFICATE.
STATE OF LoUIsIANs

On the day Of October 1872, -, pre-.
sented myself At the oios Of the supervisor Of
So in said parish, and during the legally estab-
lished Office hours, and offered in writing to PEE.
form all acts by laws made prerequisite to quality
trationE from said supervisor of registration, and
thereppon left with him, the said supervisor, the
original offer in writing Of which the foregoing IS
a ii ue and correct copy
further state thai am citizen of the State,
and for more than ten days resident of the said
Signed and sworn to in presence Of -.
Subscribed and sworn to this - day Of
1872 hefnre me. GO -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-23
The St, James Sentinel reports the follow,

Iugs
Early Monday morning fire was diseov-
cred, under such Roadway that it could not
be checked, in the stable-a new building
recently put up-in which the plantation
mules were confined, and in which the stock
feed for the winter was stored Twenty
two Of the mules were roasted to DEATH and
twelve or fifteen others more or less in
iured. The building and winter feed were
entirely consumed. Ineendiarism is sus-
pected.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS
PLAIN TALK WITH INDIANS
REAL ESTATE TAX COLLECTIONS
LARGEST RECEIPTS OF ONE DAY
CHANGE IN MONETARY SITUATION
WONDERS OF THE TELEGRAPH
LlVINGSTONE'S DAUGHTER AND STANLEY
CANADIAN HORSE DISEASE
IT'S FEARFULR
TEXAS PACIFIC RAILROAD
WORK COMMENCED ON ALL DIVISIONS
Railroad Accident in New Hampshire
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-23
FORM OF SECOND AFFIDAVIT AND CERTIF1-
CATE

On the fourth day of November, 1872, L.. - :.
sad parish whiG4 h4d been desigoeq ggo aDd D
cianad the Tirbt to Vote upon the foregoing evil
dence Of having offered to do all acts prerequisite M
to qualify me as voter, and of failure On the par
the same and register me, IN accordance with the
provisions of section three Of the act q Of G3ngpes II
~ In+ed States to vote in the several States OF
the the Tnon, and for other purposes, approved May
81 1870, and offered to the commissioner Of elec,
SaIIGt berennto attached which was offered to the
denial Of my rights as citizen and loyalToter
Signed in the presence OF ,,-Z
Subscribed and sworn to this -- day OF Noyem-
Der, 1872 before me,
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PARISH OF October -, 1877

hereby certify that, who has executed the
foregoing affidavit offered himself in my presence
to the supervisor of registration for the said
rarish of - and claimed, in writing, the right
to register copy of such claim above Transcribed %
and Vas unable to obtain registration from sald
laws Of this state and the Uniled States, he was
and is entitled to registration, - e--..:,
United States supervisor OF. EIeetloh lOI SaA"
Parish.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-23
APPLICATION FOR REGfsTEATEog.

PARISH or -, OCTOBER 20 1879
Mr.. r.-, Supervisor OF Registration for the DaS'
ish of -:
S1R-Whereas, a general election is to be held on
the fourth day of November next FOR presidential
electors members of Congress, State and other
officers T. -, citizen Of the United States and
of the State of Louisiana and for the past ten days
and more resident of the parish of -, which
parish by law IS made separate precinct for elec
ton purposes do hereby offer to take and sEbscribe
any and all Oaths and perferm any and all acts re
ouired by law 10 have my name inscribed upon the
registration and polling books OF SAID PARISH; ana
in the presence of - and -, who have here-
unto subscribed their names as witnesses, do here
by in my own proper person and IN writing otter
to do any and all acts made by the law OF the
State Of Louisiana, and the rules framed there
under prerequisite to qualify or entitle me to vote
= said election. -
This efftr is made in order to secure to myself
the right to vote without registration III the evenb
of inDcdiment at your hands, as secured to the
citizen by the third section of an act entitled An
act to enforce the right Of citizens of the United
States to vote in the several States OF the Union
and for other purposes" passed by Congress ana
approved May 81, 1872 by which section, II the
offer above made is by any wrongful act or oniS-
sion on your part not carried cut It Is declared 70
he a perform ance of the act, and conteTs tlue 10
vote as though the offeTer had been permitted TO
nerfOr1n such act and subjects you not only TO
an action of damages, but also to tlne or lmprlsoh
Inent for misdemeanOr. Your attention is re-
snectfnlly called to the law above cited and you
are hereby informed that shall claim the oeRehC
of said act to its fullest extent.
Signed and delivered in presence OF -.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-23

PARIsH o. -, November :, I8i2
/ certify that was at the polling place above
mentioned on the day of election, November 4
1872, and that the statement Of - above SUD-
seribed to, is true in every particular.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-23
F0R RENT.

vT,0 6.ET-sToRE AND OFFICE, CORNER OF OF
KENO J-,.I EEamS a,d common streets,The store and
nng nav sseetSS soeeeSpe& 6g ga
non streets, nov nov Possession given November 1,
as q cSnT S9ply to E. RoGER CO.
a4eA' No Is Decatur formerly Old Leveel street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-23
VARIETIES THEATRE.
zAyIsTOWsKI SISTERS,

Every night and Wednesday
and Saturday Matinces, until
further notice, the famous
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-23

~7rcANT ROOMS s-FURNISHED-.,WsITH OF Oh
, t;tb61It hoard II that pleasant residence NO
312 Carondelet street Suites ct rooHs tor Ia ls3
TGe1 10 desired
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-23

ceBATEST MENAGERIE ON EARTH,
MUSEUM OF STARTLING WONDERS
AND A DOUBLE CIRCUS COMPANY.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-23

MUSEUM OF STARILLNT WONDhhS
AND A DOUBLE CIRCUS COMPANY.
Admission to the Monster Six Tents, to which
there are three separate entrances I5 the
usual price charged to shows Of ote,sixth the
Great Eastern's capacity and attractions:
Adults 81; Children Fifty Cents. Ihree
Ticket Wagons are used, to AVOID all crush
and JAM
800 moo that the GREAT EASTERN is the
BIGGEST SHOW ON BARlH, the pubic to oe
iudge Look out for the brilliant procession
with the
LIONS. TIGERS AND PAINTERS LOOSE IN The
STREETS.
MATINEE EVERY DAY. at twelve O'Clock ana ana
rITbt performances at 7:3O. Doors open an houF
rafuitous Balloon AscensiOns at the Circus
ground w. W. DURAED, General Agent.
. nsvza. Mississippi Thursday, October 81; Summit
Friday, November !; Brookhayen, SatUrd9 J, NO
7ember d Hazelhurst, Monday NQyem9er =
Jackson, Tuesday, November 5; Vicksb9rg'
"Wednesday, November p CaGS9a1 No9abar Il WI
NV @ noii5,SI T+,rdioy Noyen,bFr9 g. oc23
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-23

rOR RENT-IE- SUITS OR SIEGLE-I.AR;GE.
siry furnished rooms in location conEsnienS I ssna
to the business part Of the city ad"RFSSe Se % house is
0L si one square Of Canal street. Terms reason
abe Apply at No. 168 Customhouse street. ne near
AZ Yarfefies Theatre.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-23

sNONGO SQUARE,
r7ridny, Saturday ana Sunday, October
25, 26 and 81.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-23

TzOR RENT-THE DESIRABLE TWo,SSaotadd p7I d6tad
residence No l59 CaoPe street sTs we aaaPdSee @dPder
nta aVl nDplV to DAVIS & FRERBT No y CONNER
cisl place.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-23

Ese largest amount of payilions ever erected, and
aggTegating almost oOO9 ,;,5 yard5 Of ] canvas as
caTes IN procession). with Elephants, Camels,
team of Horned M0eses, herd of BufalOes and a
gorgeous street procession,
o a GzITTBR OF GOLD AND CRIMSON ONE MILE
LONG
THE GREAT EASTERN
egENAGERIE, MUSEUM, AViARY,
ROMAN HIPPODR0ME,
EGYPTIAN CARAVAN
CIRCUS AND BALLOON SHOVE
A STUPENDOUS WORLD EXPOSITION,
acquiring seventy-six cars to transport iS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-23
AMUSEMEKTS,
}. BIDwEbI. Manager and Proprietor.
IMMENSE ATTRACTION,
ALBERT w. AIKEN,

AND HIS GREAT NEW YORK COMBINATION,
Work city life as played by him over five hundred
nights to crowded houses, in all the principal
cities of the United States and Canadas, entitled
the WITCHES OF NEW YORK Oc2O
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-23

United States Supervisor Of Election At said poll
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-23
TIvOLI CIRCLE,
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday" 0cto@
bep IS, % and 30.

GREAT SIX TENT SHOW
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[ceNTINUED on EIaHTH PAGE.
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LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-02-24
THE sARAT0GAI OF THE SOUTH.
News and Gossip ifrom:A,ken.
lFRoM AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT il
ArEnE Eabrnarr %. ii

-aTIAlhSh1 .FSOIuptS I4.,s<
This delightful winter retreat is becoming,
year after year, more widely known; and, In
consequence, shows corresponding increase
of visitors. Although the present has, been
the most severe winter for decades, I hear no
general complaint. With the exception of
heavy RAINS which have been universal
throughout The country, it has not:been 30 un-
pleasant as to render !. ont-of-door exercise
disagreeable; on the contrary, the braelng
atmosphere. has had tendency to In.
fuse vitality and yim9 Ithe,i sooner Into
our welcome, but In many cases enfeebled
guests. Marked improvements have taken
place Within the last three years. Many hand:
come residences have been ereoted! IL Our
churches present an attractive exterior, ,iand;
within are commOdious and comfortable. The,
new catholic Church is rapidly approaching
c0mplet!on, and will be dedicated the frsC
Sunday after Easter, Bishop Lynch Off1ciatlDgT
assisted by Rev. Mr.. Ballots, ,Of Montreal, Rev.
w. Quinn, ,,of New York, and Rev. NJ, McDer-
mott, of Philadelphia; the latter gentleman
will remain in Aiken sorne eight or ten weeks.
lent condition for riding aId driving, and.
fine Tequipagese and graceful equsstrians' 'can9
be seen; from s'early. morn to evening dRWnn'I
which gives decidedly Newport1sh air to the;
place.. We have some three hundred Visitors;
comprising all nationaltl1ee,. not: 0mitung:
Japan. A. society for the promotion Of
amusemenis,n every week gives usH 4
some novelty In the way Of tournaments, the
alrlcas, races, &C., &C., free y all visitors and
OF course this yearly Influx has Its
influence upon the surrounding country, the
natural sequence being, the rapid appreciation;
of property; and your beautiful ''City BY the
Sea" shares In our prosperity by her increased
sales to our merchauts.. Charleston must not
x,,fn al
ropeans to come to the Saratoga of the
south;" 1t Is for her interest go to do. More
anon. .-.E...Li..l. - 4. NAY...ir