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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-26
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I-@ sE-r--l-s--l5 i-14- g--4-a--y p-5c=laS
J Z --sat ba,,le ALREADY gives co-e -La: tLs
/ political campaign Of I.72 has commenced
Every State his is skir1isLers and tie
diminishing Is brisk al along tLe lines
These minor battles are Tot confined %
SIT elections which tak4 Place this
spring. summer and I'll T1sy vii b
ought II the wa-i clubs Q: ol- cites a-i
towns and il the parishes Of or STATS
y local politicians. And tLe pr=ss Q: It's
1-oad coantr:r-ra-ticularly the partisan
I-sss-vil enter 9Th ss,-.t, i not always
nth fairness, i--o th= contest tn, ! 70
determine tLe choice Ct President 5o-
he ne1t tern During IL l2s. twelve
74ars tLs administration q tle t=I=-aI
government has b@=n eo-4iei ~ tt
p@3ple - Republican hands with tn ez-
press undermining TIA, J. Vas 70 be al
-l,ir;s,e-ed il accordance VIII R5pcb-
Eczr principles : understood ac1 pro
c-z--@d II TIE people d this CON-
t-v. During ". L:ncol1's si1li-ist-a-
ton IT, government vas t4;tLt1-ly admin
;ste-ed II The interest q tLe people. TIT
--=at mn neT5- dsra-t=i from tie
cardinal principles Lii down By tn Va
:;onal Republican party. T. was i'm,
i-st and eninent,y c9ncil:A-o-E toward
4en Z: lis ow1 party whose opinions Iii
- -
subjects q public importance Nr. Lin
c1-n vas also p-nc-:Lously jus. 10 lis p-sr-
s7nz- and political eneuies and Il F-s- Il
IL fullest sense . rLi-2-----cP-st AID
Ea--.ot. These qualities eniear-6 him 70
- country and 70 u-en, vitLol: re5-a-c .
race q color Gifted with r--e nd
-1..:..- ambition l. did III SIX power b.
t. all q intriguing ana -e-ce1a-v pol
texans rs nation and -@-e--cticI-
, = tLe C4ic4 = President w=-= c5-sz---
mated without a. e41-t q Il r.a-- -3oE-
II : t-9se el5=- : v@-v -4.--= -; 5-ii--y
d. tt american people La 6:c.a.z- IL
PRINCIPLES c: IL Na-:5-4- I.=r-l-:e.-
party. aLi elected VI. L:-c-.- T.es.z.-..
= lse.. Proving faithful i IL III rs.
r5r-osel II him il tines tat r-=l ----s
s5u.-. ;n-ri1-,=, which : sometime, Iii
. potent lever III el=-t-z. men 70 L:gL
ot.c=. was unable 70 de:ea. - -4-e.ee-:7,
i: VI Lincoln 70 the Presidency. lis
faithful adherence y Tr--c:--- and Us
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-26

g-oes. who court the votes o. negroes on
election day, who parade with Negroes II
to-chlight procession. who So up ne-
gro and listen to his speech and throw Up
their caps when he says nasty thing
about the Radicals these very nan We
say abuse Msssrs. Marks AMI Fenn=- for
saying tat the negro has & right 70 60
these things which the Democrats help
hin 70 Do, All which tn! s-o--:.y hin tor
doing
L this Weakness could be cured il tLese
conservative gentlemen. and they could be
broaeL. 70 10 wha, 5Iess-s, Na.ks and
Fenner have done. thar would b q great
change COY the better in the political situa-
ton Il all the man Who privately think
a. vs Do would co-,= CT boldly. tkey
would soon eci this e.er-.l a-d disgrace
FL chatter about social equality. tor the
Democrats would not dare 10 attack such
a crowd Of voters With tha:r slang and y
tupera,i3n- They know when ar3 vL@Ce
u ring their gongs. and they take god
care not 70 Do i when the no-se IS Ike .
scare away = solid pha-4nz 0: voters
The Re-or-ers are ne1-a- = II R4Eub-
Eca1 lines than thy a-e = IL D=Io-
cratic camp. The Only difficulty that
presents it'll against tLe:r seeking 81
alliance With tLe.- reEes: opponent is
the dread t1ac thy entertain IT,, they
VII al lie called niger equality fellows
They know that their Interests and their
convictions are OF or side. aci yec the!
are afraid o: VIVA. Ms. Gr,rdy vii say
ato-; than i they - WIZ, tLey know
that they ought to Do w ask them d.
hber2,eIy ana il their oEc 6eteEss - play
tha same game that the Democrats 10.
Let ths1 tel I-s, Gccciy = . . the
d4viI, ana she viii take hint a-1 b VOL
dertuly improved il he- ciy--:ty, Politi-
cal bullies a-e Ike the DULLES 0: LIE corner,
much more respectful to tLe MI who
detas cLa:- muscle than 1lsy axe = rLe
victim wl0 submits 70 their b-avai3.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-26
FOX u -EC.- YES E2-ElI.

--6-= are many. : graz L---I. r. DJ--
s.5.e c;;.ze--s = Nv ORLEANS an trough
O: IL S3ltL who would q, with tn
Republican p4r,y :: tL=v could g. -
without sub 5c,log themselves u IL al1-5
vLicl rs teea L51p=d Jpn i-@5,-s, L4-as
al Eec-e- because q their st-a-5L-:7--
va-5 III MY :-55-s5-e-r q II pin
ci-l- TIA :: : IL d1-r an Il i-.ar=s, @:
tie South u = once accept o: tie political
equality O: 81 c.e-- WI: IL a-e
obliged . DO bv III Law u IL la2i that
,Ley should a. cL=z-t1--llv and . peaceful
c:,.ze-s ress7:-- 70 themselves IL
rgt, = make every e@5- . e.,
q Change II tLe law By IL free D.:
-: v5-! public se--:n@-c which
originally demanded tLe Enactment b: tLs
Objectionable statute. Wi - are
obliged . d because i : tn
5z4i VII q tLe majority. -. "
should do Sill lo-e cL=er-1Ily because
i : tl= interest q every na- 70 conform
himself 70 tt bei which h must sleep
upon It's we understand 70 IL tie %
sirion Of Mes.rs. Marks AMI Fen1e--t--a.,
the political status q tt coIored r@or.s :
:--evocab.y 5ze3 upon the sane basis =
TT Il tie whites arj i i tt duty. as
vel Is -L4 interest = every intelligent
citizen = a. :, himself = It's tac- acl
= NIKE the best q !; thai gu L -aie
IL! 50 IL Icy a-= wiling = 2l:l= by
t. ~. vL:-- Il! lave Il rov=- =
cL2r.5, ard vL:et ley would ~ change
:: l.! eo--L = i principle. az founded
q e.-:r! an justice, i v.o-z-=, u s=E-.-
n=-, 2. r:1- a1l i n=-e,r 0Epossi il
0beI@-c= g sr:-:: q p.e;c5ic=.
81 v=t tL=-= gentlemen. IL Swing
boldly a1d ol5--E VIZ, tL=.- r-a51c=-5
declare : : = an 5.sL-1=s: ~. a.
challenged as traitors = t1=:- former
faith ana q r=1=-aGe~ ae,-zi--- ,-=.- raee
Their Ia----14-- j. perverted their objects
--:ss,z-=i. tLe.- actions at-s=i, tLe.- L1r-
es-- ;--=acL=5 AID their -=s-,=a-za.-i-.-
oal=i into ae-- An5 :. tL@y d
og=-lT OILY " II slaoie---s il
c2vertlv an Wiz s~5-y disposition . =
: brave = ~ g. :: IL D=-oc1.1.c
I=ai=rs Ga-e5 = - VII Nor. Fe21e-
III Mis- L1v5 sal. t--F would d. -
i a. i-s,1----. II IT, - = VEL satisfied
a. = Il correctness q = POSITION II.
ASSUMED L + Ee-1t--cz-s al I....y
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-26

The Citizens Guard is a very violent r.
former on general principles but II -2cAs
capacity to 60 into the business spsc'n-
cally. It's principal disposition IS 70 r.
form somebody out Of Office and than 70
reform somebody els il, which does Tot
cure ,he disease at ell, but only provides
Tor removing the doctor. L would MAKE
Is think better Of tn Guard i i would
oncs il while prescribe against the
abusas that it says exist, instead Of con-
tinually telling Us tina, al our troubles
and naladies would b cC-4d i Governor
Wa-norL was not the executive o-ice- OF
the State. VII it not obHge Us by vary
ing tie pitch Gifts song and the wording
TOO: We have heard al aboU, the Gov
e-r3r. now tell Us something about some
thing else
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-26

\ sma-. young man il Eas, Abingdon.
Massachusetts. having had some Irouo-e
with lis father. was senc - Boston o. Tues
day and -e.egEa2hsd - his parents that
their son had fallen OF the India y hart and
been droEned. The SAD Intelligence nearly
craz4d lis mother. and MS father hayl1-
made a--acg enen-s FOR :la funeral. Yro-
ct-etief 70 Boston Tor me corpse. while the
young nan returned - attend LIS own
----
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-26

Judge Cotton adjourned from bis usual
place Of orato-y in front Of Jackson square,
and gave the Democrats Of the 'en'n
ward a little q his political blnce-AO e
las, SATURDAY night; H made special
ple. a-ains. tL4 Retorners th2. tie evl-
dence did 10, supper, AMI I'LL upon the
Rep1b.icars Win a depression that Ne
could u. prove, neither o: which pad
much c: .=e. The judge IS better at
Jackson sss2ra than he is :: Magazine
market. an tbs : ID. SAYING lUc- II
his t.rO- e:-tz-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-26

Tie whole nun. b=- Z: deaths = Ills CRY
las- week was IL. gains. - TIE week pre-
v:ous. one died q sporlezE. ) q COL Zes-to-
q he U-a;a. l. u co-suu 2-:on. ; OF chronic
G.arrLea. Of various tevers. ii Q: p1eaLo-
IA. and ; Of rheumatism.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-26

:. person having Ueen mentioned Who
Lad JeeL noco-:oC.>ly unfortunate = A-=
Is. marriage relation. and Vet had sc-o1
after married a-a-a. was asked : i vas NOT
-azl 70 embark Il az adventure which be
lad ALREADY found u te 20 disastrous.
No" said The philosopher. eleva-ing rs
hand, ana lis col1-eaaIee glowing with en-
tlaCs.as-l. i a lie triumph c: hoE,e over
-vr.r-lrrs
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-26

: correspondent q a contemporary LIS
coried tie following eri-aPb. 70 be seen II
the chusclyard :, Malaga: Here Les Juan
Pe-ez. Who vas a good father, good son
and a good husband. No-e.-Do ro1 mis-
take Lin. 10. you1-e- brother. Who bears
he same 1ame. ana : now i penal se-vi-
-uGe II Ceata.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-26

The calico Pr understands tla- Speaker
and Acting Governor Brewster leaves -o-
WasL;agt shortly. and inquiries Who l be
Governor then Nobody that the Picaya'''e
feels Interested Z. Al honest E2n, doubt
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-26

James Gordon Bennett. s.. leaves to-
Scotland II My. . vis:r NO sisters that
arr living there. James Gordon Bennett.
u, takes charge u lie New York Herald
during the absence @. IL father. He Vii
a-so visit Europe some uL= during the
summer. and va.- there 10 lie arrival OF
Lis Yacht. ana Iaeu proceed 10 s. Peters
sar.. a-reeaJly 10 a. limitation iron lie
Grand Duke ALEXIS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-26

i gentleman from London lately. 4
making return OF Is income % the Tax CON
--:ss:orers. vro,4 OF lie paper: "Fo- tie
last three years N income has been some
what under SD. Il future i Vii be more
r-eca.ioas. a. 1te nan : dead q whom
borrowed tie MONEY.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-26

Our readers VII md LIS morning il tie
REPUBLIcAS a lively description Of tie
grand bal SATURDAY evening al the EaTle-
.:es Theatre. Our reporter returned tro2a
the festive scent >an1av morning after the
raue- Lad -cre 20 T-esS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-26

We copy from the Louisville Courier
journal AZ interesting sporting article
about the forthcoming grand main a. New
Orleans mex. month. /. viii be found on
tie inside o. his mornings REPCBT-cAS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-26

The Chief OF Police al Cincinnati! has to--
hidden a. persons connected With lie De
Ta--me1- 20 az - committeeman o. dele
cz-es . either Q. ne forthcoming political
-r--.---r-.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-26

The Columbus. Georgia. So, OBJECTS .
the singing .: Hall Columbia a, public
concerts I - South. because - Is the
national air Of the section ,Aa. = striving
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-26

Many persons v10 wear reading glasses
are s.rely annoyed 3, lie difficulty Of kaT-
ing .Lem n tLe.c proper position OF tie
nose. To al sucl = VII d Interesting 70
know that rising young op-ic-a2 ms de-
vised a very ingenious ezpeG.e1, by which
tia. ead can b- accomplished. l. consists
simply II rubbing liz bridge Q: The nose
With .eesEaT
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-26

: man ha7ing announced that lie wanted
70 NARY a ~, win plenty Of snap in he-.
the Lacrosse Ltgde- advises him 20 go IoE
the Wisconsin g.-l vlo swallowed foxy
percussion caps 20 ocher week
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-26

\ young lady i-9ll Syracuse. New YoEk.
i member c: lie family @: Powers. TIE
sculptor. in E.o.e2ce. ana : making rapid
r-c--e-s luLe- L. tuition.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-26

: Philadelphia woL4an who had broken
Ler leg vas - modest TIA: she would not
permit the surgeon . SCI i. and there q
in- 10 female doctor around. modification
e-sueG which resH,-4d Il dealt.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-26

Dolbea- Commercial College. a. Nos. 2ol
and 2l3 Canal street. NAY DC Visited by me
rub,:c today from Ii 4. n. 70 3 P. NJ. q
from ) 20 P. II.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-26

Richmond nan writes 70 tie :Dislaseh
Of tina. c!,v. TIA. lie report o. II death -
downing. which !: published. : extremely
mae. r,-5.rs.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-26
HOUSTON AND TEAA>
CENTRAL RAILWAY.
Change of Schednle-January / /. 1872.

DEPARTURE AND ARRIVAL OF TRAINS.
..3O A. VI Expre.. leaves Houston da.-v, arrv-
ing az CoTsicana "a 80 ?. NJ AID a.
Austin 81 P. ". Connecting a.
SavaSo,a with daily stage for An
ceCsol Huntsville Crockett Rcsk
Henderson and LoDgviev. A. Eea--e
with International Railroad Al
Calvert with stage fo- 0e.too-t--
weekly Al Br-Eocd FOR Waco
daily. Al Rich,and for Fairfield
Cotton Gin. Palestine and -y!er. Al
Cors:caca to- Dallas Mckinney and
SheTual- !. Let5ac-e- for La
Grange and Bast-up A. Austin for
Sal Narcos New B-aEc:e-s- san Az
ro1,o and 81 PaSo.
1880 P. VI. Night Express leaves da.,v a---71c
AZ CorsicAna a. 80 4 NJ and 81
Austin a. 1. " Connection With
-. points made IS above.
C.ose connection - Houston With Morgan steam
e-s va Galveston Houston s-d Henderson AAi--
road o. s-ea--eos. from Galveston
Prom CC-s-cz-A trans leave az = y AID ri
P N arriving 3. Houston a. ?. " and : : 4.
From Austin trains leave g rs A. " az = z
arriving = Houston a. : P " and SIS \. V.
PASSENGERS fo- Sa- A2-o-.o and a. points u
Western Texas I'll save Iwt-ve Eo--= 0v gong "a
A-s--- A-d avoid Ce4--y =, TIES o. -e--5-s stag
-
Passengers for Northern a-i Easter Texas VI,
I'D -. .-e cheapest. C--.ck-s- al most peasant
-o.-e 5--E non --y-t.-a: . sky hU--s g--eEeI
c-z- "a Ed Ev-r.
F-e---- 2-Tays a. on a. oy az o.Ae- -o--e
CO9NELICS ENNIS.
Genera Superintendent
-kx.s z GRE
eec=-a. F-ei-h- and Tzcke- A-e1-- Jz.5 y
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-26

I. Russia tie doctors I've thirty OF tony
miles apart :roza e4c1 Other. The Russians
are healthy people. p: This and tha;
tore her
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-26

They say female comqo>:,o-s gel Il, = =
their copy very RAPIDLY. being ANXIOUS 70
re. the last word
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-26

Santa Cruz California. vas 1eee.'-H
favored with for.v-oue ra,l5ovs 4 one cay.
Rather variega-ed weather.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-26

eco AND S65 WILCOX 65E
COV SEWING MACHINE. s-E8ys Z ore
aid ready 20 sew. % II ,! hand O. to.
RECOMMENDED b. The c-rc-cz- faculty as lie 81
ooe Il -oT delicate ladies' 20 Use OF account q
.-1--ess. Fl-s- clas= machines O. s. kinds II
offered -o- sac Tie New Domestic Sewing
cine = made O. a. e---rly new pr-1c!FA .
-a-Ee assortment Of ladies ready Ulade SUE
WAYS CT hand, @: a. co.o-s 2-G styles, ns--T
t--eC o. or Celebrated - zl-z machines
oele " u. :. EsQRICh No. rs CANA s,rs
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-26

Sam ) becoming civilized. and lts 81 :
las learned 70 wear shirts ana swear
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-26
DIRECT IHP0RTATION.
D. H. HOLMES,
No..l53 Canal and 1 5 Bourbon streets.
FRENCH EMBEo-DER-.S AS0 FAa-S LINGE2Y.

7s-- age. c-o.ee sex Q: E-e-e2 EN5ao.-
DER-E> anl ?z--s. --yeEaT. -; -ees-Ted ~
steamers Ho.- g.: vao:z--s I'm Es--e-
portion Q: tie aSo-e a-,1e-ss hav-1g ben
s..-.,,- da1z--d y t1= voysse - L s-Ee-et,
together ~ 2=z-! - Q: ?EECALE C0S--rN -E>
10. La.i.e- y-sse= a-d Cz.-dre-- At GREAT sac
.CCES nLe5 = =
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-26

sTASTED-oSR Kindred -EIC>ASD y.
~ women &-C Ce,-G-r1 = ct,-, nh ne .o-s.
= diseases DyStvps-a 6l4--,sa t.iols =
'--e- feTe->- genera CsS.-.-v. o-s-ess, :.
PTS eIe-; 70 x cured " the cr.eb-s-sd ~
:1sCd b;,.e-s. ?E-ce, : q oo..e
spS1 81 We r u
4 GkNT> NANThD-NAEE TVAINS y.
- SON IS non ready. co-10a1.o- 10 y.
but "a ke o-lr people WI son ~, - - street. =
s-;o>t1-oS ,or. hers - : TIME "a .zugL. ara,
N1o read | us book VI, see clearly rAs- I5ae +
4FI-vs~l: tor oest agents goods = AneTiss,
dress GO00SPRaD'S ENp5SE S,SIS NAP y
AZ hpl>,, NJ. l. N1;cAs9 street Mex
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-26
John GRAHER.

WV o1-A < Il.
Proprietor o. Phc---C >-sc-s az C1is-,aEs- 10
= and :, :-vs-ac Feds s--oe-, opposite Po-Iear
cre,c railroad Third District SeE Orleans. ca
--ases, Bz-oCehe5- 8CEEes a-c SADDLE He-ses
hEcr- Eorsrs bought sod sd KEEP. o. lTdr
Patent Netaitc B1rA- Ces-s yakoEsay Bsd
Walnut s-d pan CoE1s z-wzvs OF hand Fu1s
as attended 20 ~ ne P-o--e-o-. vlo AoPa=,
strict attention 70 business 70 Obtain s1aE'
pablo pz-o-a iTaF
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-26
TARPACLN.,
No. 81 New Leyee street.

Between 7sv6-as a-d -ac4ye..e s.-ee.:
Keep a,~avs o. hand E large sssor-ne1. Of ID
2AJLINS which tZeE vi hl-e % merchant
covering merchandise o. tie Lr7ee and nj -
a. damage aoc-C-1E 20 goods whrc her Ts, ls..
LIS and 1e- a-e enQ.oveG 70 protect tie saaa
A-or6e-s To- >h;22.Rz, Railroads. Co,.o2 Press;
o. any persons requiring -z-2a1-.= " saiss
orders 20 SAMUEL BROOK. =L-e- vi 5e ?1ou?tt
ATTENDED 70 issa
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-26
SEQ 900 IN PREMIUN >.
SIXTH GRAND STATE FAIF

SAA Il GEA\D ! A :. \ L r.
MECHANICS Ay0 AGRICCLTC2AL PAR AS>0.
CATION az LOUISIANA
" = 1e-E o. lie FAR CROWDS. = t1= c.,v G:
N-w Orleans
April -. p. 10. p. p. 20 and 50. 1872.
Exhibitors ar .=-.,ej from every section o.:
A-L--lCz - looks a. o--- ~ - ~ @:
NscL--er~. Wars G--cha16I-e >-cck- G--.c---
ira P-pC-c-s, Fruits. F----z aaes etc. al -l-e
o-1ee o. tL- Association = Mechanics Institute
Stockholders zre -e..r-1eC 70 Cal a. ~ o-.ce
a-c -rc-7- t---- -.5 .ets 10- - z-d
:--a-.-- . -h-.- duties a. tie coming Far. ON
nv Rev kLo'6ers car y adde's - tie Assoc
to- VIII -le o4-a1c- Of stock OF had Those &C.
SING 70 become stockholders ~ make their a--
C-Cs--o- a. C-lc--
Fg- further Information 80 Premium Ca-a-os-.e
web = So 10 a-v sdi-ess ---e o: charge.
LUTHER HOMES
SECRETARY and Treasurer.
" o---zo= February . "a mills -uDxT
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-26

= CT L TICE.
St Louis. Iron ,Ioun,air aru .cutss.,
Railroad.
TEE ONLY ALL RA-L R1TE
20 = LoG;s- Chicago, C-ra1s. Sa- F-a-e.s-o :
pa Kansas C-.y, IeaTec-ort1 $. .ossp1
Ana ali Points North, East and Wesk.
i"V EXPRESS TRAINS leave tie New O..s.,.
sackso- and Great NcTT-e-l resi -.
daily a. A. y. and 8 P. N
~ A.7EE>S Train las-es Re toc- o. Cana 49,
ca 81 "A i. u "a re SaE Dreams No7-'s.T
t-&t-A-ooga Rai-Toa-i making e.ose co.-s~,
Ions {; u Ole VI re Soo--e a1d CL,o =:
Foao 20 a. penis North, "a. ard Wes-
Fa- Lcke-E s22lv 70
&, .. SHELDON
IcEet Agent New Orleans jsrE.I- - c.
northern Ea---1a1. corner CAMP an Co.
s.cet.a 11deE Cry ao:e-; 0. %
- Vt. BEDE-L
.ieE4- agent View ORLEANS Noble AID Crs--.-,.,--
Ea---Uec- corner Camp and Conr7a- $50,
S'o.E 6---t---- opposite CITY Ro1e.
Co.. s--. : z NIEGFI3LD
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$0TIC E.

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8A8CCCK E-5,E -ScrI>EE3
Combines the Original F.e-c1 patents a2d tT''
American Improvements v-.cz lave ,r5a sl;1'
& By the United States Counts
Has been 43og-=l y - C-.-.5 >-s-es sc7''
n-eEt and BY - Board @: Supervising --zee''@
Q; Steamboats,, a-,- - approve, @: - >re'':s
C: the Treasury, IL leading "a vav Ines sd I
may c: ;Se I---l--e-- ocean a-5 land s;'''
ship eoa2Ea-les. 2>E : = amos, daily sc :! ?
Ere Departments G.. II r:.1o.?a- o--ss Q; 2
Union :. IS Tie e-I.-a.-. -: ?-ac-.ol- -2-2.s
;2e2t q - w-ses: 40 most s-ll-->t-.. -.
writer's but - PRIME --laz-2-- @G4,-o- : -
record q sod vo-A done
Over One Thousand Actual Fire. Phi o..
and More than >>.ooG.0G1 Hsi'
of Properiy saved from the Flames
- machines q s1y 5-.,.---! information adt-*
! y GSAN-Ss. ',---- q. 49,
o. ca al So ne --al-.---s = y. = "a
street. New Orleans ID
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RAILROADS.

STEEL RAIL: DOUBLE TRACK:
BALTIMORE AND OHIO
RAILROAD,
The s-ea. short line fson c1nc;1aa., o. Co,-z5us
EAST.
sz7t-g eighty-seven 10 ITO miles AID AIRING oae
train n advance ..
NEW YORK.
Saving ef.v-r.ne niIez and arriving 81 80 hzif
hours II sdTs1ee AZ
BALTIMORE.
S.-=-- sa-.,-y-s4ven miles and a--5---- e-st.
a-5 -h-ce-q -.arters hours u a1Fa1-- a
WASHINGTON.
REACHING
PHILADELPHIA
o.e train the e-;eke5-
-Hg GREAT IRON RAILWAY BRIDGES
o-s- the OHIO -.v-r a. Pzrkers5c-e and 5e-l-7,
are Completed
MORNING AND MIGHT LINES %
Pullman. Palace Drawing-Room and
sleeping Cars
Are -a1 OF tits route from s. Louis Cincinnati OF
CoZGoCs 20 Baltimore 2CQ " ASH s-1- Ky,
WITHOUT CHANCE,
b this route you avoid a. on-l3-- cra1=fe-=
F.cke-s :o7 sac a. a. r.cEe: o3sce= = :ae South
and West
L ". COLI
General Ticket Agent, Baltimore. NzTy-azd-
J. I. WILSON
Master Trzasportati, I. Bal-i1o-e Maryland
SIDNEY B. JONES.
General Passel ger ! GENT C.-G---z--- C-Io.
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SPORT>AEN'> HEADQUARTERS.
NO.5 5>T.CHARLE> STREET.

TACKLE JUST RECEIVED
T. a-te--so- @: c. a-i COUNTY, ocrc- ase-s :
!5 -rs--L - NJ superior =-3ck 4-c1 II ar-7-
-l--s WI - -s-t 10 ses 80 z1. * So--L
e--ao-r II % o-irr a.
VERY low PRICES
t5.---d Lance rood. Ba-r1oo E.cko-~ and Ta-.s-
POLLS The l-@=- -v-- e-z---c = IL c-v. tie -
= : Linen Cotton s.---e-t and cut linz. 2EEL>
NET LINES and FISH BASKETS ever desC-5E-,5-
q z II lg-AL FLIES Limerick and Derby HOOKS.
2-1cs1. >aezpb-sd- Trout rass C-osk-- P--r.
AID G-av.ta-.J- HOOK
FISHING APPARATUS OF EVERY KIND.
A--o GUS R.5e=. P.s.o.s an Ammunition NJ
e-r.y DESCRIPTION
+. CHARLETuLF.
y : : C1aI.es street. So O.. tie Re- G.-~
u -
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NV ORLEANS. MOBILE
TEXAS RAILROAD.
Change of schedule and Rate. Friday.
Decs mber IL. 1871.

Ds2ARTCRB' And 42aIvAL OF TRAINS
IL 4. ". Express Ceaves ta---. a--.-ez :. Nc
BE SO ? u. Connecting vi
Trough --a--s -or Lo-->----e- = -o--s
A-a-ta. Ly-oA5.-g AID a.. points
p ace >leep.-g Cas- II % rs train
from View Orleans . Louisville. also
1u- L-Csas, 1e4- NoJ..v - Lv-eA-
burg. without Change.
) ?. II. Evening EXPIRES. aea-es daily ~.
IVES a. Aoo--e a. l!:So ?. y making
c-ose Connection VII Noble and
90 Railroad for Meridian. Nina
Ia--o-- Ly1ohb-r- sld Nv YORK
t-cC So1--e- trains -cAvt 49, = Y; a---ve 8.
Se~ Orleans a. :. u.
From Noble. rains -ea-e lrgJ :. u: anne al
New O--ea-s a. ? "
Freight taken AT uew tariff rates.
Fare from New Orlean. to Mobile, -,
Mirage tickets 2-e sod IS fo..ovs t-cc: 70.
1a---l-s A-o --1s S1p niles to- 80 ipe5 I--es tor
80.
T.cke-. sod =, tie Once co.1sr Camp a-G CON.
nor streets
Through Freight Tra-es daily between w o.
leans and Mobile. Freight received a .oo- Q.
Girtd street before ?. " delivered y Mca.le 3.
So A Y. next day.
70 HeiEht 81 x rece.red after P v
Lh-o4-a DL4s Q. L2clng signed toT a. POINTS
So-1- East AID West Apply al E-e-1- CAce ::
iaot % G--ot s,-oeL
G.vR 5ATLET.
CHARLES : FITCH
Genera Freight and Passenger Agent
c. !. WEI-Stl o..
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CHARLES I FITCH.
Gece-a- Freight and Passenger GENT
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