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Where to Find Diamonds.

While adventurous seekers after precious stones In
South Africa exposed to gorias, wild beasts and
alanous climate, the arid plains of Arizona
which grow huge ant~hs hostile Indians and but little
else, satisfaction for civilized Chicago to know that
diamonds rich in quality and profuse in quantity may
be found 40 near home No. 449 Nabash avenue where
T. J. Morse has gathered ample supply for current
needs. These "shiners" Of various sizes md Of
tne trst-"ater, which unlike first water in railway
e1auisitay set n rings, pendants, and brooches brood
others only wait suggestions from the purchaser to be
fasefully mounted, according to original designs by
the generic head Of "preeous stones "-fash beauty
tanner metals, cau he obtained hero at moderate
Gos and without the sacrifice OF comforts that render
p1Dred fields. ~ ~
, 1872-11-17

a Sewing Machine for a Holiday Present.
Let US tell you how to got one, and what to get.
In the first place. to get good one should be the aim
and In the next place. to get it at as low price
slb1e; and those in moderate circumstances frequently
want time to pay for 1t. The machine that will Just
exactly ~ al Of these requirements is the New Under
leea Wilson, in every way. one Of the best ma
chimes n uzeslmpe, durable perfect operating, and
e and capable Of doing every grade Of heavy
machine It is sold for fifteen dollars less than III
other frst-class machines. You can pay for it in
easy monthly payments that will not be felt from the
income OF the poorest. So that any have the
pleasure Of presenting to his wife, Christmas or
Ne" ~ Years. good sewing machine. Salesroom at
the United states The company want agents in coun-
try towns.
, 1872-11-17

The Train on the Chicago, Rock Island
& Pacific Railroad
that has teea run between their depot mud Thirty
ninth street during stoppage Of the street cars has
been taken off, Residents of the southern part Of the
cty can still avail themselves Of the Blue Island Ac-
corunodation Train, which leaves the depot corner
Harrison and Sherman Streets each afternoon Except
second Tsentysixth, Thirtyhrst, Thirty-ninth, and
Fortythtrd streets. These trafna stopping above
arrive In Chicago ut Gas and 8:45 in The
morning. This company has also, in response
to nurnerously signed petition Of the residents
Of Blue Island, Warrington Heights, En-
gewood and the southern limits Of the city, put on
Saturday night train that will leave their depot max
ing the above stops, at 1880 every Saturday night
comnutation tickets for these tIains,, at very low
rates can be obtained at the Office Of the General
Ticket Agent, corner PoR and Sherman streets.
, 1872-11-17

Epixootic With the Human Race.
Asinguar essets now brought to light young lady
Of this city, who had attended favorte and valuable
Animal victim to the disease prevalent At first the
symptoms were mild; glance at the mirror, and the
g1seeniah cast Of the complexion ssas noticeable
taaafly languor came upon her. gentle Hick.
nnss gradually weakening her. She kept the
h'puse, her chair, at last her bed. She bore her
Eakness cheerfu1y. Relatives griered with the
81 taicted; they could do no more Only for the
Suggestion Of the family phsician TINT the looking
g}nss Of such common grade was the cause of a ne
e'l, death must have ensued. The hint proved val
1ibe IS visit to Coggeshall's Art Gallery, No. 24
West Washington street, and the purchase Of one Of
,ais beautiful mirrors has, through it's perfect refec-
hons, saved this home circle from the terrible Epi-
Epottr
, 1872-11-17

What We Know Of Insurance.
The answer to the above query by many would be
the production Of IN Ornamental design On paper pur
porting to be policy Of insurance promising ndem-
n1t5 IN case Ut fire. How many companies failed in
octooer, n and how many are now on the anxious
seat with reference te the Boston fire? Ample r.
sources, undoubted standing and rreproachable in
tegfasy are now the requisites OF Fire Insurance
company worthy the name. The momento1s issues
oependng on their responsibility demand it. In this
pespeng doubt it refreshing to turn to the record
q eighty years shown by the Insurance Company Of
North america, Of Philadelphia now, as ever at tho
front The Royal Insurance Company, Of Liverpool
Eng, With it's large exhibit and the Springfield Fire and
alWays with an ample capital to meet it's Losses In
surance can be effected in these sterling companies
through Mr G. H. Case, representing them ut NO. l6o
, 1872-11-17

Vu1CHEo CONSERVATORY OF mUElC.
Nr. Go1dbeck, the Director Of the Chicago Conaer-
Vatory OF Music, bess to inform the musical public
that the 500 Rharea, which to the pupil ten
terms Of lessons in voice. piano, organ, etc. at half
price, viii advance to $l25 per share the first day of
December. None will be sold at sl00 after thAt time
nor at any tine sgain sl25 shares will be sold for one
the advantages Of the 500 share Cali at tbe conserya
tory, No. 9s8 Indiana avenue, corner Of Twentieth
E1hat.
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Raa1 ERtafA Sale.

Te call the attention Of the readers Of TIE TRIBUNE
to the sale Of valuable property which will be offered
at public auction, Wednesday and Thursday next,
By Vim. 4. Buffers + Co., at their place OF business,
Nos, IS and 81 South Canal street. The property
which they will offer Is located at points rapidly ad-
vancing in value. As the property will be absolutely
sold, bargains be expected. None should fail to
or houesteads.
, 1872-11-17
a Warm Tribute,

Boston, Nor. Is, 1872.
Msssrs. Herring d Co., Chicago:
The Herring Patent Safe belonging to J. q. Burrage
Co. was opened to-day, and the contents found to Be
tur splendid condition. ]. ]. GREEN.
The aforementioned gafe is the first safe, 60 far,
that hiss bean reported to have saved its contents
in all other large res including great Burn,
the Herrings Patent Safe maintains it's old reputaton
Is one Of the best fire proof safes in the world.
, 1872-11-17
Fashionable Furniture.

Permanently located ut the elegantly ftted-up fou,
story building Nos. 2e2 and 294 State street, Var
Buren,, is Colby Wtrt's frst-cass furniture estab-
Hshment. They are keeping common, medium, and
elegant goods to supply the wants Of all Uphostering
and manufacturing Office furniture specially. This
drEa have taken the wise course, and have decided
than carry heavy stock through the winter to
sell ut prices that cannot but satisfy any one.
, 1872-11-17
Goodrich & Kirbv,

Notwithstanding the great rush for fine jewelry,
witches. 6c which has been made at the fashionable
jewelry store Of Goodrich Kirby, corner Of Green
and West Madison streets, these gentlemen desire
to say that being IN constant receipt Of goods
they not only still able to supply the demand, but
have better and more elegant assortment Of hne
goods than ever BEFORE and certain they please
every one, both in regard to quality Of goods and
pricea.
, 1872-11-17
CAL mDAR FOR THE WEEK

xor 77-Tgetty-hfth Sunday after Trinity.
+'"'' IRoMAx CATHOLIC
~ Tue,tvaixth Sunday after Pentecost.
nou- 11a-nad;ation Of Bssi1icas Of SIS. Peter and
"a San 1e-st Elizabeth, wid.; st. Pontianus' F. IL
~. ~ At Fnncis Of Valois.
1eoU' ,.o., a19-prese1tatiou B. 2. A.
n.ot -nop. 80 Cciiin. 2. NJ; st. FeGcitss.
wv 93-St. Clmeut7 2. H.
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John Reoler, q colored whitewasher Of Du-
buque, on Friday night fell from stoop to the
sidewalk, fifteen feet, striking on his head, and
breaking his skull It is thought his Injuries
will prove fatal.
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4 musical society, under the above title, has
commenced in the South Division with decided sue
cess The meetings take place at the University under
the conduct Of Mr.. George F. Root, and have been
changed to Tuesday evenings to accommodate those
whe wish to attend the Monday evening lectures Sing
ets, take notice.
, 1872-11-17

buSINE53 E31EnB,
Many attempts are mnde by our merchants to place
conspicuous and appropriate signs upon their prem
iees. In this connection, would call the atten-
ton Of all OF renders to the new ones dspavea
by the ". ~ Strong Furniture Co., Nos. 2G6 and ga
Wabash avenue, the finest and most tasteful in tbe
city.
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and are doing business usual, at No. 6s Chuncey
tt1eat, corner Of Bedford, Boston.
, 1872-11-17
BUSINESS NOTICES.

g Salt >Itheun, cured by using Jnn1psr Tnr
Tnrk. '~--'
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The Boston Fire.
Wellington Bros. / Co. we're unin1ured By the dres
, 1872-11-17
THE CHURCHES.
Ordination of q New AIinister--
Choir of ST.. NIary's.
Services in the Churches To-Day
Episcopal and Roman Catho-
lie Calendar.
NOTES.,


l. very interesting service took place last
Wednesday evening at the Second Baptist
Church, corner Of West Monroe and Morgan
streets, being the occasion Of the ordination to
the ministry OF 1Ir. John R. Matson, member
Of the middle class of the Chicago Baptist Union
Theological Seminary, of this city. The exer-
cises we're participated in by Reys. T. ". Good
speed, Waite, and Whitehead. The sermon Was
delivered BY Rev. John Gordon, pastor Of the
Western Avenue Baptist Church Mr. Matson is
to labor az pastor Of the Danish Baptist Mission
in this city, under the control of the Second
Church.
THE cHoR OF ST. MAB1's CHURCH,
corner Of Wabash avenue and Eldridge court, is
NOW fully or sanized. Mr.. Frank G. Rohner, who
Inns been organist at the Jesuit Church Of this
city, has now charge of the organ, and one OF
the finest quartettes in the city, consisting OF the
following weu-known and excellent talent: Mrs.
Antonio Mcclure. soprano; Hiss Iibbie Farrell,
alto; Ill. Edward Schnltze, tenor; Alr Frank
T. Bowen, basso; together with well selected
chorus. They WILL to-day, perform Farmers
beautiful mass, the Veni Creator, by Harrison
11ilard, and for offertory, the Aue Ferun by Ros-
eini- In the evening they give some very fine
selections.
The third sociable of the members of All
Saints Episcopal Church, Rev. H. G. Perry,
rector, will take place Thursday evening, 28th
instant, at Mrs. Ralph Hills residence, No. 169
Carpenter, between West Indiana and Fourth
streets. The first two Of this seasons socables,
Els such, under the auspices Of the ladies Of All
Saints Society, have proven 80 successful IN
every way as to justify similar expression Of
the pleasure in store at the next for those Who
will be there
TRINITY CONCERT.
A concert is to be gi7en very soon at Central
Hall BIZ Trinity Church EpiscopaD in aid of the
church building fund. Some Of the best ana
teur musicians in the city will take part. Among
the prominent features of the entertainment
will be the celebrated Kinder Symphonic, by
Adolph Rhonberg, which will be given for the
first time in Chicago.
, 1872-11-17

Globe Theatre.
The low pricea Is, 25 so, aud rs cents, and the
splendid company, fills this popular theatre nightly.
, 1872-11-17

The Sherman House certifies to the nuHe-
no-ty aud uniformity Of Husnets Superior FlaEorng
Extracts. Sold oEeEyNta1e.
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-
and nre doing business as usual at No. 6s Chuncey
tt11eat corner Of Bedford, Boston.
Globe Theatre.
The low prices, Is, Is, so, and rs cents, and the
splendid company, fills this popular theatre nightly
John Reoler, colored whitewAsher Of Du-
buque, on Friday night fell from stoop to the
sidewalk, fifteen feet, striking on his head, and
breaking his ekull- tits Thought his in5uries
will prove fatal
BUSINESS NOTICES.
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5Ess Ths ass ssr,es t. t f.ys!ss
Extracts. Sold oTerswHe1e t.s E 1'1''A7 o0''0
.G 9Maha aba rIzs s9o2 4 b1 IL
Fl e roSnsts osss n Nes ss'A 81. for address A.
s1is E9r e q
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Box Boz es:, s:,fstS'sa Go1sston. ans1s;: II. ~
wANTED--MALEH HELP.
Bookkeepers> Clerks. &c.
NroT1CE-To ADVERT1sERs -AFTER TO-DAY
IN the Business and Editorial Rooms Of The Tribune
sa x 81 s I'll b. ssann
WANTED TWO COOP Statesmen, By LEAD
lent encouragement; also salesman specially for the
fiss Yek 6s oss ssnh''a's Boz
WANTEpA BooKKEEpER AND l ASSISTANT,
aa s'Sa tSEs f. 4ssae s s1s
WANS;Tc!E5R9 : 4. " Y00UNa MAN THoR6VGHLY
~ J. b b bs7ls II SF KsE Kkssz
w goods clerk must underst aud his business, b of
a E' fse6 e sehs
WANTFP-A RETAIL HARDWARE MAN, WE'LL
required
WANTED-A SMART, ACTIVE BOY, ABOUT Is
sh6 e NO. IL &
WANTED-BooT AND SHOE SALESMAN FOR
bring and
Trades.
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eto+. na n1Huy w o"o o1'oo'' eosne1 oi
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TTANTED-T{VO FIRST, ,CT,A 81 ET0NE n RVERS
~ MeGt me at Pock's Bpildnk, cnrner Twentg~third-
g.. aaa 111caIgaa-as., Monday, fiona 70 u a. "a.
~ com11eReo Monday morning. Inquire at tho lunch
couaker, ttu Cl&tk.et,, pAsenaent.
TVANTED-f0O STONE ANN RRICE MAS0NS Ann
y laeorers q corner Thsrtyninth and Langley-sts.
JAoaEo q. a1Ll.
1TANTED-A GOOD TTTREER~0NTS WTT0 GAN
w mn a ecrnii,saw CR6NE H1TE \ HERH IN 49,
ner kingsbury and llinois.sts
TTANTED-A RiINCH. NTER IN 4 ma 40 ST0p
W six South State.st, A@' q -" @A@' ''AoA
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WANTED--FEMALE HELP.
Observation-Disclosures.

Observation-Disclosures.
N1OTICE-TO ADVERT1sERS-AFTER TODAY
IN the Business and Editorial Rooms Of The Tribune
viii bo in lid Ecn Tribune Building. corner Of Dearborn
End Madison-sts Tbs CanalHh obsca will bs dscontIn-
WTANTED-AL LADY WHO UNDERSTANDS TYFE-
" setttng. Apply at 464 Wabash-ay.
WANTED a C0MPEFENg WoMAAN As
w chds nurse; one used to the Of infant and
having lived that capacity preferred. References re
auired. Apply ut 40 West Washington.st.
1TANTED-FOUR OR FIVE BOX MAKERS;
w girls None but experienced hands need apply. No.
II North Hnlstedst. -.
TTANTED-ONE EXPERIENCED RESTAURANT
" cook, wages ST. per week nnd room in building;
eral housework grls wanted immediately Don't forget
that always get the best and the best paces Mt
WANTED LADY CANVASsERSlH HAVE THE
w best selling article for Indy agents In tho world So
capital required mako 50 per day. Call Monday
at ID West Raudoph-st. -
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wANTEDs.FEHfALE HELP
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hTOT1CE-T0. ADVERTISERS TO-DAY
1N the Busn8sa and Editorial nccEl3 OF The TsbEle
will BE- at the Tribune Building. Of Dearborn
and Aadisonsts. The Qanast. Office will bo dlscontin
11ed
, 1872-11-17

NOTICE-T0 ADVERTISERS-AFT TO-DAY
IN the Business and Editorial Rooms Of The Trbsao
will ho in the new Tribune Buldlns noEaer OF Dearborn
pad-
, 1872-11-17
INSTRUCTION.

ATOTICE-TO ADVERTISERS-AFTE TO-DAY
IN the Business and Editorial Rooms of The Tribune
will be In tbs new Tribune Building, Of Dearborn
and atadsou.sts Tho Cana-et Office will be dtscontiu
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-10-19
Nrnnetrt Journal,
Published on Water Street Foo, Of Uourt.
AUGUSTA, MAINE
BY SPkAGtK. OWEN Il SASH.
Qallg 3ienuebrt gouraal.

Is issued every morning, except Sundays.
Contains the latest ne"s 10y telegraph and mail
gives reports ot the Markets, AMI carefully pre-
pared poiitical and local articles, ANA senerout
anoAnt OF farming, uome ana miscellaneous read
ing with u fun compilation Vi state
Terms, 81 per uaitun IN ,adOumce, $oii payment
is not made within the ycar Single copies scents
70 be had at the bookstores and al this of4e.
Advertisements one inch length, three in
serlons or less, sl0o 25 cts for every suDsequeni
Insertion. Longer advertisements, those lnsurtct
tor any considerable length OF time, Viii be lnsertec
at favorable terms the advertiser.
Special N o ices 20 per cent. additional.
Amusement d Notices. s2 per square per week.
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-06-01

AD- The Customhouse organ
thinks the omission of the Con-
vention to make nominations a sign
of weakness, thus attempting to in
fate Republicans on it's side with
false ideas of their own Importance
and defeat the restoration of har-
mony. It is clear that this
sheet, and those who run it, have
no desire to reunite, for while they
know that the convention in post
poning nominations only obeyed the
wishes Of the best Republicans, that
every effort should be exhausted to
secure but one set Of nominees, and
that this could only be done by
united action, the generous pro-
posal for joint action is treated with
ridicule. Fortunately reconcilia-
ton will this time be taken out of
men "who cannot teach and will
not learn" The PEOPLE will meet
in convention and dictate the terms
of settlement, and we have all con-
idence in their ability, because they
are sincere.
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-06-01

%Pelican Lodge X. c.. will re-
ceive our thanks for an invitation
to attend their FIRST GRAND PICNIC,
to be given for the benefit of their
relief fund, at the. City Park, on
Thursday and Friday, June: 9Th
7th, 1872.
A fine programme Of entertain
ments has been drawn up. The
Lodge will start at an early hour
on q march through the city, thence
to the-Park, where the festival will
be opened-by Mi. H. ]. Cline, and
the novel feature of set oratory will
be introduced. DR.. r. /. Crom-
well will be the orator of the day.
We hope circumstances will be
Ill propitious and that Che object Of
enterprise may be realized. f'''<3
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-06-01

pT Yesterday Evenings Pica-
yu'1e still wriggles about in distress
over the prospect of reconciliation
in the Republican party, and in its
agonies it groans, its wishes as the
opinions Of the delegates to the
" Democratic and Reform Conven-
tons" who are arriving every day.
It scouts any aid from Gov. War
moth or his party, although it says
the Democratic pa::ty "do not dream
of carrying the State election against
the reunited elements Of the Repub-
lican party in Louisiana, including
the solid negro vote, and backed by
all the political Influences and Off
cial instrnmentaiities of both Grant
and Warmoth." '~-
What then does it "dream OFF"
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-06-01

Vice President Colfax has re.
ceived a paper from Georgia, signed
by 1856 colored persons, who repre-.
sent that they are anxious to go to
Liberia, where, they say, some OF
their friends are doing, good for
themselves and good to the benight-
ed nations. They cannot go with
out money, aud therefore ask Con-
gressg.to help them or: assist the
colonization societyin sending them
thither.-Er.
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-06-01
ATTITUDE OF PARTIES1N
tpu1sIAah =,

It is clainaed that there az tyr
parties in Louisiana, III; ~ D Z
ocratic party, the National Repnbli-
can party, the Reform party, and
Liberal Republican party; and Tor
a long time we have been laboring;
under this belief, but Developments
Of late begin to show conclusively
that the fight will narrow down to
q conflict between the colored men
and a fow true and tried white men
who believe in equal rights, justice
and freedom on the one side, against
the .proscriptive, .klu-klux, white
mans party democracy, on the 9th
er. Hear what the New Orleans
Pi;eayuae says on the subject. and
remember it is the organ of the
Reformers who proposed to combine
with the Cnstomhouse party:
The question then, is which of the Re-
publican divisions in the State has, most
claims upon the confidence of the people?
Both have made propositions looking to a
support of their respective tickets. Gov.
Warmoth has made overtures to the Dem
ocrats looking to a union of al the anti
Grant elements Of the State, andt the Grant
party have also made overtures in the same
direction. Right here comes up the ques-
tion of race. The Grant party being
composed almost exclusively Of negroes,
the demands of this element are represent
ed, with or without foundation in fact, to
be of an e%xtravagant character. The ne
groes are said to be dictHtorial aud disposed
to defy their white colleagues. Should
they insist upon nominating q negro can
ditlate for Governor, the white people
would unite instantly upon q candidate Of
their cvn race. But let us hope that this
conflict will be averted, and that prudence
will preside in the counsels Of our black
feliow-citizens.
We might just as well tell our
ncighbor right here, that this threat
of consolidating the white people
upon a candidate of their own has
no more terrors for us than Mr..
Pinchback's oratorial bullyism has
for them, and while we deny that
the negroes arc d~ictatorial and dis
posed to defy their white colleagues;
admit that the day has passed
when they are to be made the sup
plant tools of designing dema-
gogues, because they are white, no
matter whether they come from the
North or South; and if the nomin-
alton of a Negro for Governor is
cause to make the white
unite upon q candidate of
their own race, would We not be
justifiable by that sort of argument
in putting a man Ut our race i'll
nomination?
Now, let us have 10 more of this
US try to secure
q good ticket without reference to
color, except only in so far us a fair
representation of all classes and
are concerned
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-06-01

neS-Early yesterday morning a
fire occurred on Common street,
between Carondelet and st. Charles
streets. destroying the Shakespeare
Saloon, and damaging adjacent pro-
perty and goods to the estimated
amounut Of nearly twenty thousand
dollars,
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-06-01

.. @rOur friend +. ]. D'Avy, Esq.
will receive our congratulations on
his appointment as Major and Aid
de- Camp on the staff OF Major-Gen
oral Hugh J. Campbell, in the First
Division of tho Louisiana State
Militia.
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-06-01

Josh Billings says; T an, n rather
fayorably impressed with GIN and
mill ~ an extrak, and think .
minister o@ the gospel mite content
with some: onsit,fof hash;succean-
fully, but when he ossms To- receza-
il to, his people. ! have ny
about It, unless be knows his
peoplerbet4er than + do" 4~+
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-06-01

sE1~ The National Civil Rights
Bill of Mr.. Sunneris having a hard
road in the lower House of Con-
gresa. A strict vote was taken on it,
on Wednesday and failed for want
of q two-third vote.
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-06-01

~-How CAN 'better. feelings be
established, how can "co-operation"
between the "old citizen9 and the
csaored people be had as long as We
are only recognized and classed as
Ignorant venal 'tpopulation?' Men
who say they think us as . race
unfit. for equal privileges shouldsnot
growl If We look on placing them
in power with suspicious aprre-
hension.
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-06-01

%- Tho Philadelphia Institute
for oolored youth, held its nine
teenth annual commencement exer-
cises in Concert Hall, on May 18th.
The examinations were of a salts
factory character and prizes were
awarded successful competitors.
The Principal Of this excellent in
stituticn is q lady.
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-06-01
OUR AGENTS.

MISSISSIPPI g. Daniel e. Young,
Greenville.
LOUISIANA John A. Washington
Black Hawk, Concordia Parish; Hon IT,
Y. Kelso, Alexandria; Antoine q Ster1ett'
Shreveport, A. G. Ruth, Carroll PARISH.
J. Ross Stewart, Tensas.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA James
A. u. Green, Washington City.
ILLINOIS Lewis B. White, Chicago.
KENTCCKY:-Dr. 4. A. Green, Louis
vile.
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-06-01

l9-Thursday was observed with
all the honors due to tho anniver-
sary of great events. The decora-
ton of the soldiers's graves, and the
delivery of speeches at Chalnsette
were more than q success. Hum
dreds of persons werei in attendance
and with but one or two unpleasant
incidents the day passed off well.
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-06-01

s%The latest vagary in the wo--
mems rights line that we hear Of is
the application of Tennie G. Claim
for the colonelsy Of the Ninth New
York Regiment. -.
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-06-01
FINANCE COMMITTEE.
Hon, F. j. HEBRON
Hon. THOS. H. N A D.
Hon. Ed. BUTLER.
Hon, A. W.
JOHN PARSONS ESQ.
SATURDAY, JUNE l, 1872.
TO OUR CITY SUBSCRIBERS.

We will be glad if you notify our
Office Of any delinquency Oh the
part of our carrier, rs cur arrange
lncnts arc such that every ISSUE OF
our paper should be regularly de-
iivered.
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-06-01

%Want Of space prevents US
from offering much counsel to our
friends this week, bat we will have
our say in good time.