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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-01-17

tepe llar III Oct SuUe. USetHeH mpWte
i'd iiber Maspeburs, tpie Der Serr iiber
Seru1alem.
8irHi6 i9ien eer tief ersriTene
Wann ieinsn IbrSnen mdbeppa ;u sez
bieten.
unp bic 5ersDse pom Wsdlenburs ?
frus Ct sleidsdltis.
Sebnten Guren geiianp entl9iepen ab,
u. @raf lllrid er;dblte ausfibrli6 bic
nnterretunS.
ll~eberbaupt, idlps CT, besrilst Nie~
nant ben 8etter unp Sefreier. Die
Rasceburser @plfsbefe aussenommsn,
perpdni6en aue Deutlden Cure anfanft
bic neuen 8ries brinse uno @srrerben
aber ras 8eid. Sir Gas erbabene
Strsben Gurer Majeitat baben bic OeYS
iden fein @eritdncnis, fir cas e%sanselis
i6s @ein feline Seseiferuns. Der
spSlfjdbrisen 8risssleiren miire MIN
iaen ie Srieren unp rubisen Sang res
Ssfebenpen.
San; meine aufaHuns! lprah Der
&Snis, ure bic ausen frpmm gum Sims
mel bebenp, fubr er fort Sat ni6t Siais
as, Der Yrppket, pieles S%srtcmmene, seis
itestopte @plf seseidnet 2 Sat nitt Stat
as tlaserp ausserufen: @ebe Der iinpi>
gen Station, benz Splte, beIdwert NIT
S1ulr, benz bpsbaften 9eible9te, ben
Ysrbsrbtsn Sbbnen ! 9erlaFen taben fe
ben 5errn, seldfert ben 5silisen Ssraels.
Bon tes Subes Spble his gum S6eitel
III Sstles nidts an ibm. @uncen unp
Seulen unp anseibwpuene Striemen.-
Ous finp bic Deutlden, mein SObn !
Gin spttloieS, entartetes SOlf.
Der graf ias nieOsrsspradt; rsnn
aud Sutta sebBrts su ben Gntarteten. Sn
aufridtiser Soda6tums bob er pas aass
III ben frpmmen Mienen reS bibelfitnpis
gen Jirten unc paste, aus benz Sers
pammunsSurtseile einsn tlu9en S4lus
;u ;ieben.
81 cine Nation fir ras &elisiSie ers
itprbsn, franz pom Der Spble bis gum
S1siteL tann mSdte Cure Majstat cas-
1ppte Yersebli& ;u bsleben tra9tsn.
SGwsbsn sebbrt ;una6f 8raft unp
Deisbeit isinss 8Sniss. Darum tebrs
sr besl1dsnb mad Sdwepen surif unp
dbsrlaGe tisft serbIenbete Nuticn ibrem
Ysrpientsn S9idiale.
Satan, psBbalb Serlu6eit Ou mid ?
rief 3~iirnenp Der &Snis. @aS lpri9t
8ptt reiter tur6 rem Manp hes pro-
pbstsn? Guer 9anr pirp ;ur 8iir, cure
Staste psrren niepersebrannt pom Seuz
s. Cure Nder7ur serbeeren 5remplinse
unb fe serSpet pur6 fetnrli@e Seripiz
flung. Oieien @uslpru6 res Serrn
su srfiaen in . eatl6lanr, rasu bin i'd
berafen, msin Spbn! Gntwecsr befebrsn
iI9 bic Dsutiasn gu Gptt, wie bic Ninis
sitsn. unr iie perpen serettet. Srer fl
Sersarren in Der Serblenpuns, -unr ranu
wirp ibr 9anb sur 8ite ibre Stipte iper.
ben nierersebrannt pom Seuer ibre older
Eur serbeeren Sremblinss meine setreuer
S1peeen. Sa, bic DeutI6en seber
unter, ME Sptpma II. @pmprrba
lem 8rafen Hang rie Inpenruns pea
yrpptetcn Slaias auf bic rsutlde Natiur
bart, furbtbar, unmeni6lid, unp ieir
Gmpfnben mari einen rilsren S6attsr
ibsr pes &5niss @elen.
Gursr Majeftat slnii6t iibsr ras 3sid
su beitreitsn Serbietet raS Ser.
trauen in Gurn Sdarfblid. Op9'erin.
merit Gt6, mas Der Gnsel su @braban
iaste : rdren ;ebn 0eredte IN Soroma
Der Ssrr rpirpe um pieisr ;sbn Gersatsr
wiIsn taS Strafseri8t u~nYpa;psen lai'
len. Nun CLAUDE i9, es ieien bel als1
Gntartuna bic Gere8tsn in Deutidlanl
mad SauIenpsn sablbar.
Taai&uns mein Sunse! 8ranf 1T BIZ
Natipn BOILER Yeulsn pom Saapte bic
,ur Gcble. Sur fforfe Mittel. SSeuer Il
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-01-17

SplpdIeH uHp SHTltIt VHp ppHe SplV.
Des sanpsrafen Diener feufaen uno fla
gen, neil ibr toQer 5err ppbl 9elp bat
fir foibare Sdserei unp Galfnerei, fir
pra1eret unp lucuaiide Mable, aber
nidt gum 9cbne ieinsr Sne9te. SpSar
bic penipnen alter percienfpoaer Wdns
aer perprast Der 9ancsraf. Der etsenen
Wutter unp S9meter sablt er zen De-
putat ni6t aus. Seire Damen flasten
bitter beim 8aiier. Cine Wense i9tmpfs
li6sr Yroee7e beorOben ben 5ehen. CT 1T
pbuis banfsrptt.-8as tbut CT nun? Gr
i~berlenret mir NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
sen,-tbun Mil er inpeIen ni6ts. Gr
boit, aus Der Glemme beraus;ufommsn
bur6 mid. Nidt INN res GpanSeliums
piqsn Iudt er mein SinpniB, icnper aus
Nptb uno @eliten mad fremren Gisenz
tbum.-Ou iisbit alip, mein lieber Spbn
muir Elm ein;iser reutider 6irt seist Sns
tereilefir pas eSanselii6e 8eien,-unp
pieies Gi;tsen SntereiIe entiprinst i6muBS
iser Selbfiadt une i6reienper Nptb.
@ae ibriaen 6irten Gno mir feinelelis.
sic barren pss slusenblides, iber ren
Sdweren bersufaQen. limb pie bic Sir
tenL 70 has @plf.-aba @ptt 1T mein
5elfer. Sbm pertraue i6-feiner Mene
Iaenbilfe. Dur6 bic @a6t ces saers
bS6ltsn perpe i6 suleBt rennp6 iesen.
Der Iiamant mari belle Strablen in
OGben's 9usen, unp @ulaY's @orts Al,
@olf tlanssn pipsriarudspou pura feline
Seele. Gr bate zen 8Snis BEL elmer eise
ertappt unp triumpbirsnp bob er pas
Saupt.
Cure Majsitat bat remna6 ben
I6impRi6en ~eanpsrafen absepielen, Iaste
sr balb fraasnp, balb Yeri6ernc.
Des @ptbe bur6crinssnpsr Bid
rubte Aa6tis auf benz iusenpli6er Sprz
i1er.
0p9 ni6t mein Sp9n !! lautete unbes
fansen bic Intwprt. Wan iou ben
slimmenpen Dpdt nidt auslbi9en. SD
babe an benz 9anpsrafen sebanbelt, ME
@ptt an eem busfertisen Sucen i'd
babe ibm bic Gsbiete Ginger pbilifer sus
Iprp@en int Sale er sinitebt nit sanser
&raft flr Gpttss SADIE.
5err lllri6 Ienfte iberpunpen eas
6aupt.
Wun aebe, mein Scbn ! Du bait Deis
ne slufsabe slansenp selbf. SD bin
1ein S6ulpner. @m Sage Der Mbs
re&nuns iolit Ou sufrieoen lsin nit mir.
Du trdsit zen &sii ess Graien-mit
6reurs perpe i9 cine 5aritenfrone raraus
MAIDEN. Yis tabin bleibe mir trsu ers
seben. Geitatte ni6t &aum Der S6lan'
&c eeS 3wsifels unc rem Satan ces
@rswpbns.
Cine iabe @lutb ihee iber pes @ra>
fen @eitts. Der SSnis bate i'm
eur6l6aut.
Geretter ,Simuel! sa6ts er, nad
Ieinen 3immer eilene. 1ie 1T ca cine
Grfaauna seS @elabtss mBsli6 Sinp
ia nidt einmal @esanten bewabrt sor ben,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-01-17

Werfe, uno 10 rpurben pann Sprnsbmlid
iammtlide Sfentli9en plase, an pensn
Som 10 iberaus reid IT, auf cas- Glan@
;enbite erleadtet, NIT elmer Wannidfalttsz
felt in Seee unr Gbarafter unp elmer
Yradt brilanter @usfibrung wel6e ben
alien 8uf pen8om in rieisr Sinii6t bat,
INNER BON Neutm betdtiste. Oieie 81
Illumination ertredte ii6 iiter bic sanse
Stapt, pom porta Yia Bis biniber jen<
ieitS Der Giber in bas 0isrtel BON 5raz
ftSere uno pdbreno bic Wittelpunets ces
Glan;es iepesmal bic ~fleineren oper srSz
seren pldysn paren, batten rod aud
bic Yerbtneenren Strassn dberaa uno
DOR alien Senitsrn ibre 9ampipnS nit
benz @appen Res papfss. Oas mar
riesmal ni9t Der SAL. Sur bic beiren
Straben Gcrio unp 8ippetta, fsrner bic
pias;a eel pcppla, auf rpelGe cisIe!ben
miinpen, pann bic 9ia;sa GOlcnnp nit
bem anitceenpen Stanrebauis bic pias;a
rottcnpa, unc enpli6 raS Capitol parsn
beleu1tet, urp ;tpar mai eie SQuminas
tipn ppn, Wunicipium peranitaltst pprz
cen, inrem eaiielbe ;u benz 3pefe Die am
isbnli6e Summe BON 100000 1rancs
aussepprfen bate, cine Summe, bic aber
obne 6rase iebr erbebli6 iiberi9ritten
mpreen 1T. Die iibrisen plase ,paren
ni6t iQumtnirt prer recprirt, unp bdtte
Der Wonp fi6 ntdt dber iis erbarmt ie
piirpen in sbQisem Ounfel selegen bas
ben. Gbenip mar IS nit ben idmmtlis
den Straben. slS i9 uni 8 llbr auss
sins fanp i6 nur bier unp pa an einsels
men Saulern einiae ,penise 9ampen; i'd
fpnnte rur6 sdNye Straben tpanpern,
pbne aud nur elm sin,iseS bsleudtetes
gu fnpen; ia ielbt auf rem Gpriu unc
auf Der &ippstta mar bic illumination
Der Yripatppbnunsen cine unsemsin be-
I6eipens. Der ancere unterl4sicunss>
punt ;wil1en ben frabers1 Ssitli9fettsn
uns Der sefrisen beitanp BARN, ras ebez
mails Der Yapt rsnt Der Subsl gait ftets
tn bsrporaseneer Wetie bsrauSssbObsn
mar, 10 bab man iid INNER betpust mar
unp blieb, tbnt Selte bic Teierli9feit. -
8eitsrr sassser mar Der SSni8 Vietpr
Emmanuel In elmer Wetie in cen Sins
ter9rure seiteut, ME Is taum auHauen'
Der bate ssl1sbs1l t0nnsn ; Is mar sspif
lebr be;si9nsas, sas tpabrenb bas Capt
tcl nne cas Staneebaus I'M reidisn 9t6'
terslan;e itrablte, Der auirtnalil9e palaf
jssli9sr illumination sutbsbrts. "
mar gar a'St ;a Serte''e1, ME abit9tlld
bic psrl0n eeS 5erriters ;ariidseerdasi
mar, rar'it bic Nation berScrtrete uni
pa'l't Der 5sls' ia Der ebarattsr elmer ma
tlpnale1 Obne Spnts aufseprast peres
Us ut rIss cine lsbr bersatlar'e srl@et'
rllns. sIr cas S@attentpntstbl'm Sle'
tor en,anuels ut 9eiter1 eetplslel' pereen
ME es taur' rraltll1sr SslhsbsH tpnnts
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-20

Excessive Heat-The Indireet DanEage
.Claims-GrOss sum TO the United
STStes-New Bank in NIOargOmery-
Murder of a Wifo's ParamOur.
WASHINGTON, August l9.-The heat has
been excessive here to day, the thermo-
meter reaching 9I2 in the shade 4.
A cOlOred man named Edwards last night
shot and instantly killed Robert Humbert.
also colOred. Cause-alleged criminal in-
timacy ct latter with the formers wife.
There is information from Geneva which
warrants the assertion that since the ex-
clusion of the claims for indirect damages
the business before the tribunal has been
favorable to this government, and that
several awards for direct damages have
already Been agreed upon, the indications
being that on the conclusion of the adiudi-
cation gross sum will be awarded to the
United States, thereby avoiding a reference
of the subject to board of commissioners
1t should not be expected that particu-
lars can now be officially given as the pro-
ceedings of the tribunal are conducted in
secret, and the information furnished to our
government of the same character.
The Merchants and Planters National
Bank ct Montgomery, Alabama, has been
authorized by the Controller Of Currency
to commence business.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-20

Excessive Heat i'm New YOrk-NOrtal Caro-
lima Election Returns-Inter natiOnals
Federal COunciI-COftOn Ships Arrived
Out-Disappearance of a Widow Lady
Greeley and Brown Mass Mcetimg-A
WigHyam In Union Square-A. 7. Stew
art and Greeley.
New YORK, August I9.-The heat has
been excessive here to-day, the mercury
reaching 1902 in the shade.
Official returns from eightv-fOur counties
in North Carolina give Caldwell 2673 ma
jOrity.
The police raided on the gamblers at
COney island yesterday, throwing several
three-eard monte tables iuto the surf and
scattering the thieves.
No new cases Of yellow fever in the har-
Dor since Saturday.
The federal council of the Internat1onals
met yesterday, but did nothing beyond ap-
pOin ting a committee to request the citv
authorities to sell coal to the poor at cost
price. Attendance thin.
The steamships Adriatic, Holland and
IDAHO from New York to Liverpool and
the Thuringia, from New York for Ham
burg, have arrived out. The Holland car
ried 1874 bales of cotton, the Adriatic 1881,
and the Idaho 1901.
A wealthy widow lady belonging to
Chicago, who recently arrived here from
Europe, left a friends house on THURSDAY,
and has not since been heard of. Foul play
ID suspected. The lady's name is Tinsel1,
and is sixty-fve years of age.
The committee appointed to arrange for q
Greeley and Brown mass meeting on the
twelfth of September, met last evening
The plan to erect wigwam in Union
square, capable of accommodating 1000 per-
sons, was reported. 1t was decided to in
vite the leading men of both parties to
speak on the occasion.
The first invoice of the new crop of South
Carolina rice was received from Charleston
to-day, being the earliest consignment ever
received here.
Two hundred feetOf Montgomery street
causeway, jersey City, sunk this morning.
Loss 5000, 900.
George Kendrick, broker, who was
charged with offering for sale stolen West
Farm bonds, was discharged to-day.
Arriyed-San Francisco, from Bermuda.
There were several cases of.sunstroke to-
day.
The Ere1ljng Nc,rS is authorized to state
that the report that A. T. Stewart had said
the election of Greeley would be national
calamity is false.
Arrived-Steamship Canada and City of
Montreal. Arrived out - Abyssinia and
Olympia.
Money easy throughout the day at "
cent for call loans. Exchange 844 ass.
Gold excited closing at ll4A 01l4as. Loans
a 2 for carrying. Governments quiet; skies
of 1881, ll8; tivetwenties of 1862, Il6B !;
1864, Il6B; 1865, 1853; now lis. StaUe
bonds dull and very stoady Tennessees,
old 1874, new 1884, Virginias, old 4549
new 50, consolidated 5012; deferred Is;
LOuisianas skies, old 50, new 4G; levee skies
60, eights 20; Alabama eigbts 80, fiyes So !;
Georgia skies 73, sevens IS; North CarOlinas
old 81, new 20, special tax l3; South Carroll
mas, old 81; new q n, April and October %.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-20
Base BRlI Sundqy,

The Lazy club had a contest with the
Capitols Sunday at the Base Ball Park for
d purse of $50. with the following result:
Lazy, Is; Capitol, - Umpire-Thomas
White, of the Athletic club.
The Washingtons made a score of Al to
q by the Empires. James Kegan was the
umpire.
The Lottas played the Morgans, with a
score of 13 by the former to by the latter
Normend, Of the Florida club, was the
umpire.
The Battles played the Hopes, and
though at the close of the ninth inning the
score stood 81 to 81, from some unexplained
reason the latter club refused to continue,
whereupon the umpire gave the game to
the Battles by score of 9 to 0.
The Excelsiors, Jr, added another fine
victory to their list by defeating the Jack
sons in a score of II to7
GrasshOppers VS.. Clippers, II too.
Lone Star VS.. StonewalI, "a to Is.
Iltna vs. Magnolia 6 to 90
Washington, Jr., VS.. Louisiana, % to 49,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-20
WHOLE NUMBER 1913.

anees are in progress there. The authorities
OF the town have called upon the military
! forces toad in restoring order.
LGter.-5 p. MA telegram from Belfast
! says: The report is current here that the
! city Is about to be placed. under martial
law. Inc same telegram states thatst the
military Is now charging the rioters in the
| centre of the town.
MADRID, August l9,-The report ia CIR
rent here that ministers and other higb
| officials have received warning of a fresh
outbreak to be attempted shortly bv the
partlsans ofex Queen Isabella, and that the
occasion is to be seized upon by the Carlists
10 renew attacks. 1t is certain that fears
OF new movement of some kind are enter
tanned and active preparations are in pro-
gress to meet it.
A telegram from Pampeluna gives an ae-
count OF a local disturbance there SATURDAY.
between the Carlists and Liberals, during
which the mayor of the city, interfering to
prevent a breach of the peace, was himself
struck by one of the Carlists, who was
promptly arrested. Subsequently other
Carlists engaged in the affray, and at
tempted to assassinate the mayor. Seven
shots were fred, but without effect
The police coming to the rescue of the
mayor captured three of the wOuld-be as
sasslns who are now in custody awaiting
examination.
GENEVA august IS.-Ihe board of arbf-
tration met at noon and adjourned at 4:30
P. M. Mr.. ROundeu Palmer was not pres
ent. The speeches of counsel have been
printed. 1t is expected information of the
proceedings of the board will soon be COM
munieated to the press,
TORONTO, August I9.--The Globe of this
morning publishes q letter written by
brother of DR., Livingstone, residing at
ListOweI, Ontario, which says: ~ inelOse
extracts from a letter just received from
my brother, DIR. Livingstone, of the date of
Uiiji, November IT, 1871, which l presume
came along with Mr.. Stanley's dispatches.
Onthe envelope is written This leaves Uni
anyembe on the fourteenth of March, 1871
Signed John Livingstone"
LONDON, August l9.-At a. banquet given
in Brighton yesterday, Mr.. Stanley, while
to toast, said he thought he
heard expressions of incredulity from some
Of the guests as to his meeting DR.. Living
s one, and he vehemently retorted and
in Indignation from the table
and subsequently left Brighton. 1t ia un-
derst0od that he will probably return be-
fore the close of the meeting Of the British
General Sherman arrived in Edinburg
Saturday.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-20
FOREIGN.

Riots in Belfast Catholic and Protestant
MObs-Placing the City Under Martial
Law-Fresh Outbreak Apprehended in
Spain-Active Preparations to Meet II.
LONDON, August l9-The riots at Belfast
have not yet been suppressed The mayor
and magistrates have issued prOClamatiOns
warning the rioters to disperse, under severe
penalties for continuance of the disorders
Fighting continued last night the stones
falling ike hail.
Noon-Dispatchesj just received give later
news from Belfast. RlOting still continues.
-Four persons. were killed in the streets this
morning. Much complaint is made by
peaceable citizens of the authorities for
want of vigOr in suppregsing the riot
Ruttians with pistols in their hands stalk
through the city, whole sections of which
are given up to the rioters. The populace
are divided into two hostile mobs-Catholic
and Protestant. Whenever they come IN
contact there is a fight. The troops, with
fixed bayOnets, and the police, endeayorlng
to stop the disturbances, have been Obliged
to fire into the rioters on both sides. Num-
bers have been wounded.
4P. M-Advices from. Belfast, up to this
hour, state that shots continue to be eX-
changed in the streets, though it is not
known that the rioters have concentrated
in large numbers at any point. A telegram
from Largan, Ulster country, onthe Belfast
and Ulster railway, says: Serious disturb
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-20
DAVIDSON B. PENN.
TlIe Artillery BBIl-A Brilliant Assembly
ut Barnes Hotel.

Last night Barnes Hotel at Mississippi
City, was aglow with light and-resplendent
with grace and beauty. 1t was the occasion
Of the ball given by the First Regiment Lou
isiana Field Artillery, and bright the lamps
shOne DER fair women and brave men. All,
indeed, went happy as q marriage bell, and
although bearded veterans were the con-
spicuous objects in the glittering scene their
enjOyments were not broken in upon by
"the cannon's opening roar, and bright eyes
looked love to eyes which spake again
The appointments, under the careful and
skilIfui management CT Major Hurd and
Colonel Nixon, were perfect in point of
grace and comfort, and the dancing ended
only when the rosy light of day broke upon
the scene. Conspicuous in the array of
gallant gentlemen and beautiful ladies, we
perceived Two of the editors of the REPUB-
LICAN, radiant in "stEaw kids" and those
infinite graces which make the editors of
this paper, at least those two, so irresistible
with the fair sex. Tie lateness of the hour
at WHICH our reporter arrived from the
scene prevents an elaborate description.
We may say, however, that it was ore of
the most brilliant affairs of the season.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-20
Mr.. Penn on the State Debt.
New ORLEANS, August 20, 1872.
EDITOR REPUBLICAN,:


| EDITOR REPUBLICAN
In reply to the many Misrepresentation
set afOat concerning my views relative tc
the payment OF the State debt, have tc
say that they are in entire harmony with
section eight Of the platform adopted at
Cincinnati, and afterWard ratified at BaIti-
more, as follows:
8. The public credit must be sacredly
maintained, and we denOunce repudiatiOn
in every form and guise,
also subscribe fully to the letter and
tenor Of section third of the platform
adopted by the Liberal convention which
honored me with its nomination, and which
is published as follows:
g. We demand that our State government
shall be administered Justly and economi-
caIIy; and to that end we pledge ourselves
to the abolition Of useless offices, the reduc-
tiOnOf eXOrbitant salaries OF officials, the
early redemption of the legal obligations of
the State and the reduction of taxation as
speedily as possible.
The charge repeatedly uttered reporting
me as having said that "if the debt OF the
State was forty millions more, no matter
4O' SSAIA~CIou' uC ~ "Oulu Dc "lIuugy
if elected Governor, to recommend it's
payment in FULL" is a gross and un-
warranted Misrepresentation. I never
made any such statement, but expressed
my views to the effect that reputation,
either direct or indirect, could not result in
other than disaster and ruin to the State,
and that the business community could
better afford to pay $40, 900 in addition
to its present debt than to suffer the conse-
quences of a Reputation of any Of her
legally contracted obligations.
It is alone with regard to such legal obH-
cations that / have expressed any opinion
not regarding resistance to frau
dulent or illegally contracted claims in the
right of reputation.
The question OF legality or illegality is |
obviously not one within the province of |
he executive to determine, but rests en-
.irely with the Judiciary department of the |
government, by whose decisions, if elected |
Governor, shall be invariably guided.
Very respectfully yours,
DAVIDSON 3. PENN.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-20
BREWERIES,
GEORGE MERZ-
OLD CANAL LAGER BEER AND ALE BREWERY,
Corner ViileTe and Toulouse Streets,
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS.

take leave to inform eur saloon keepers and the
public at large that the new installation for the
manufacture of Lager and Ale on the ICE AND
COOL AIR PRINCIPLE is now in full operation I
Cau fdrnish the public with an article inferior to
none manufactured in the West or East and supe-
rior to any beer manufactured here, and at rate
mach cheaper than the imported lager from abroad
Paets viii prove the truth ofmy assertion.
Orders hlled with all necessary Carefulness and
promptuess and particular attention is paid to the
chipping for country customers Come and try,
and you viii be satisfied in all and every respect.
auf6 2m
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-20

Captain K. w. Francis, of the Terrebonne
Patrol, was in the city last evening. He
reports that the sugar crop is excellent and
promises to be much larger than last year
In Terrebonne there are but three parties
the Liberal party, that supports Penn for
Governor; the Pinchbaek party and the
Kellogg party. The four or FIVE McEnery
adherents there have concluded to abandon
the united State ticket and go for Penn.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-20
The flames Cadets.''

A large meeting of citizens of the first
ward convened at the wigwam on st.
Charles street, between Polymnia street
and Felicity road, last evening for the pur-
pose of organizing an auxiliary Greeley ana
Brown club in support Of the State nomina-
tions made by the Liberal convention. The
following gentlemen were elected officers
for the campaign;
President DR.. C. P. Ames vice presi-
dents, w. w Nasits, Samuel G. Reid, q.
mick; corresponding secretary, I. H. Kicks;
treasurer, W. j. O'Connor; marshal, NJ.
Dore; assistant marshals, John Bennett,
Charles Beggs.
The club adopted the name Of the Games
Cadets, and will meet regularly hereafter
on Monday evenings at the wigwam.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-20

A telegraph clerk of London, who was
engaged on a wire to Berlin, recently
formed an acquaintance with and attach
ment for female clerk who worked on the
same wire il Berlin. He made proposal
of marriage to her, and she accepted him
without having seen him.