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ernora Wilderness Senator: who tried u
overturn The 9stAts. Government to turn
out eoeorsd lieutenant Governor, and
put in . Democrat, to turn out a RepubI.
can Governor; to tatn out four Republi-
can State, Senators and put Democrats in
their places They crammed the Demo
crat Kellogg down the threats Of the con-
.vention, in place Of the Republican Mary,
who was really their choice. Aud finally,
by oil this series of black, treacherous and
infamous Customhouse dictation they have
driven away. over one.half Of their own
numbers, cut OF from them the whole
body Of regular Republicans, and COM
pletely Disguised the whole people of the
State; and, therefore, we cannot and will
not support their candidates, or recognize
their organization in any way, but will
give u hearty and. united support to the
nominees Of the regular Republican con
vention, to meet in New Orleans, August
s, 1879, and presided over. by Hon. H. J.
Campbell.
Resolved, Tint the resolution be pub
lished in the New Orleans Republican.
T. r. BENEDICT,
President.
ALTRED CArLA,
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MiiCAI 0 TIcEs.
VT Wnrd Republican
'" Mother CIelt.

New Orleans, June &c. 1872.
j, rpoplar meeting Of the First Ward
',;;csn Mother Club, held this day,
siI1ou;ns resolutions we're adopted:
,v'Iraa That we, the members of the
! Ward Republican Mother Club.
w endorse the action Of tho State
.,,:,;ou. presided over by Hon. H. j.
sa"Il, in its efforts to, bring about
''"r 'i IN the ranks of the Republicans
1's;;:;aua and we attribute the failure
~. the two Conventions lntely assem-
; ~, Eaton Rouge to the Vaccinations
~ corrupt clique Of Federal office
;,y;;u o,,r midst, whose course during
h. tvelvemonths proves that they are
t,r;ned to rule or ruin the Republican
s:;I,ed. That we recognize the State
,s,tye Committee, presided over by
II T. J. Campbell as tho only legiti-
ri head of tie Republican party of
-;,pa, and pledge it our undivided
[rot in carrying out such measures as
Ssnrc q s%lorio;,s victory for our party
n November election.
Ssllyed, That the thanks Of the Re-
leans Of this ward be, and are here
[,derea to Messrs. Isabelle, Melon
Boswell and Murphy, delegates to
Sepublican State Convention and
Err Washington, alternate, for the able
lrriotic manner III which they dis
n;sl their duty.
Isdvel, That the Corresponding Sec
Er be instructed to publish these reso-
in the N. O. Republican and Lou
kuN. and transmit a copy to the State
e~tyc Committee.
Ssued) A. FklLOT.
1 true copy Of the original resolu-
ttEs: =
Il. MCDONNELL
Em: Sec. First Ward Republican Moth.
INrh
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after SUNDAY, November /, 1872.
Trains will Leave and Arrive as follows:
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PULLMAN PALACE CARS attached to all
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and but one change to New York, n I'LL
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|"'h Ward Radical Republican
Mother Club.

New Orleans, June 26, 1872.
singular meeting held this day Of the
w ward Republican Mother Club, the
h. ,.''ass resolution, presented by John A.
~ vas unanimously adopted:
~ ~savea, That the Customhouse con-
wv s"u assembled ut Baton Rouge on the
~s'a'h day Of June, 1872, did not rep
w. "e Republican party of Louisiana.
packed. by the utmost Outrageous
and corruption, in the interests of
~ .%,"lahouse. 1t expelled. the legally
st, aNs'esatcs Of the people and put
biz, ~pIaces men who did not live in the
ssss' lucy pretended to represent. Tho
d, .s4' and secretary were convicted by
a, WV convention of fraudulently al
w. ae rolls Their masters, by q trick,
~x' discovered that the majority of
snl,. ''on favored q union with the
"a AeF'bl'cans, substituted. a fraud
IT,, '0ton in place of the one really
b ;s' W which such insulting conditions
ah :, that union was made impos-
bo,.,. lucy refused all honorable offers of
b., s, sar': with the regular Republicans.
Gs,,o.A 'na'ed q johnson Democrat for
slse Who swore that in the massacre
so,s ne rebels were peaceable and the
hsen "''e the rioters, who filed the
ID eon,,' MUSE with Democrats, and did
etooaa:' s'.glc colored man in it;
y 1lrr vote on Summers civil rights
-'a:natca fer Lieutenant Gov.
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TRAVELLING PUBLIC !

TRAVELLING PUDLICl
On and after March 2s, 1871,
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS
vim leave the depot, foot Of Canal street,
daily, ct s I. H., running through via Mobile
and Ohio .Aailroad, 70 Meridian, Miss,
making close connection for Selma and East,
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Third Ward co!fax Guards.

Ia large and enthusiastic meeting of
Ecslfaz Guards, held at Clay Hall, the
Ety,sixth instant, the following reso-
n, vcro unanimously adopted:
7lEsE.s, lanes d. Ingraham and S.
hkard, delegates to the State conven-
J Baton Rouge. have proved them
rs urreant to the instructions confided
as care by a too trusting constituent
in view of their gluing treachery and
lily to I'll principles and tradition of
Republican, party, cna it also appear
that me said J. Fl. Ingraham and S.
j.. packard lave labored more for their
IN mLud'lL advancement 'than for the
VI OF The Republican party.or their con-
nants; therefore, lie it
ssolral, That We, the members Of the
known rs tho Colfax Guards, in reg
~snrtng assembled. hereby repudiate
Ennce .an6 in no manner recognize or
uienance the traitorous, infamous and
l'1aablc conduct or;nctiens.of said J,
iHsrahnm and Is. 3. Packard, dele
Esin and to the .said convention, as in
VS. expressing The feelings or political
Ea.ents of this club; and be it fur
Solved, That inasmuch as the said In
faan and Packard .are prominent aspir-
ehpositions.of trust and honor in this
rnanity through the assistance Of our
s. therefore this club does hereby de-
Ellie said j. H. Ingraham and S. B.
Fssato be :untirely unworthy of our
s<asss or supponti lin their aspirations for
y Or political advancement; be it fur
sNlved, That We, the members of the
w Guards, will not recognize the nom-
E'ns made by the Packard convention,
We hereby denounce Mr.. Kellogg rs a
sss the Republican party, and not
syd his nomination; be it further
solved, That We, the members of the
= 40 demand tho removal Of Mr..
40 Nr. Casey, and Mr.. James Fl.
>'ham from tho Customhouse.
ssos7ed, That copy of these resolu-
ss@ forwarded to all mother clubs
~SSsaout the parish and State.
JOHN KELLER.
President.
I. KEAr1xa,
Secretary.
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1THDs ~ II
In Franklin, on Wedneedey,
a - '7l5 P. NJ, HERsERE Edwin
: n sscond son Of John A. and 1sa-
lp,t 0Niell, aged IA years and Il
w Gas an amisble and intelligent
st's aad his sudden and unexpected
d sna .,s IT.. a Gloom over q family circle
b, 'ss az Known and respected by the
a'su " Franklin,-a circle in which
~ " and obedience form the lead
ho ON traits of the most amiable
Jaw ~ The family receives in this,
t<ss'i hereayement, the heartfelt SYM
al who know them. HERBEnT
Int how cheerful the reflection
A. sn;rit still lives in communion
y spol on high, where the family
y .shere.united and death be known
s.ns yANakupas Register. =
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NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE Il TEXAS
r ALL r o Il D..

CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
On and after MONDAY, April /, 1872, Pas
sengcr Trains will leave and arrive as
follows:
1880 a. N. EXPRESS AND MAIL, Daily, for
Mobile and regular intermediate
Stations; arrives at Mobile at 200
r. N.
400 A. N. COAST ACCOMMODATION, Daily
except Sundays, for Ocean Springs
and intermediate regular and flag
Stations; arrives at Ocean Springs
at $40 F. n.
$40 r. 81. FAST EXPRESS, Daily, for Mo-
bile-win stop only at Rigolets,
Bay St. Louis, Pass Christian, Mis-
sissippi City. Biloxi. Ocean Springs
East P~ascagoula and st. Elmo; and
arrive at Mobile At l1:30 P. n.
A fast Express Train will leave Mobile daily
at 100 a. NJ, stopping only at stations named
for Fast Express from New Orleans; and ar-
rive at New Orleans at Ills A. N.
The Coast Accommodation Train, return
ing daily, except Sundays, will leave Ocean
Springs at $40 A. NJ, and arrive at New Or
leans at 1000 4. N.
Tho Express and Mail Train, Daily, will
leave Mobile ut 1880 A. NJ, arriving At New
Orleans at Clio +. NJ.
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and Natchcz and corner of Camp and Com
mon streets. Mileage T~ickets-gool for
families and frms-50O miles for go, and
1000 miles for &3O-are sold at tho Ticket
Office.
A6-Through Freight Trains run daily, OK
ccpt Sundays, morning and evening, to and
from Mobile. Freight received ut foot OF
Girod street, and through bills Of lslins
signed. G. W. II. BAILEY,
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Restaurant.
ON pONTCHARTRAIN WHARF.

The public is notified TINT I have per.
fected my arrangements for the summer
season, and am now prepared to feed the
hungry and wash the dirty. My restau.
rant and bath-house ore located on the
wharf, left hand side, where visitors will
be served with the very best, at reasonable
rates. NOY.
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Located over the Freedmens Savings
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III Carondelet st.
OPEN DAY AND EVENING, NO VACATION.
The old and young can enter at this
Institution any day, no distinction
made in regard to race Or color. The
design of the Institution, is to furnish
opportunities to those wishing a rapid,
thorough and practical business cdu-
cation, fifty to NJ hundred per cent.
saved by students, by taking the rapid
commercial course. Parties having Or
binary ability, who have entirely ne
elected their education now have the
opportunity to qualify themselves for
almost any position in the State; in
an incredible short time.
From two to three months is all
that requires to complete the CONNER
al course. Terms reduced to suit the
times.
For further information call at the
College, or address
Prof. A. T. Selovcr,
Principal.
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Dr.. Colctso would also state as an evidence
Of their usefulness in Fever cases that his
ALTERNATIVE PILLS IS .
were used by HIS Royal Highness tho PRINCE
OF WHALES during his illness, and the sur
geons would not ALLOW any other Purgative
Medicine to be Used.
In order that the people may not bc de-
ceved in purchasing his Alternative Pills, he
would state that they are all manufactured
1t his CENTRAL DEPOT,
- 81 Carondelet Street,
New Orleans.
where he prefers 70 feeeivo al applications
thai, he, may send . medicine which he can
guarantee and which win prevent impostors
rom trying 70 conntetfeit; bit aftef having
oncc used tbcse; patients can never b do
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49,
THE COURTS.
DECISIONS-Noy. n.

Supreme Court-ChainbTS-BY Judge Fancher.-
sh,ugnesy sg The MayOMoon granted 10 the matter OF the
o0eoin7 Of ave- north Of One hf h5 Of
granted appointing Samuel A. Lewis, esq OF keu'fok as Ionm
place james NJ SgeeLy resigned WI am sg "isus
LIMITED divorce yrauted HewNok only granted TIE comp mt
T. " 5sb ed 2b sec 81 There Is no sach
remedy husband. Tie application for Judgment IN t sco
be denied Wboek sgL McDonadsoh aud ors-telort
graetei aPcton granted Tor
and o AIT baueer-rhc is frivolous AID udg
thereon FOR tue plaintiff ordered Both pares may amend ne Pa
BJ Judge Ingraam.Brown and others agt Van WJek-Mohn
granted; costs abide event.
y Judge People rel Fund1 egt Van Nor-Ihe
aupcaton mo with $50 costs OF opposing the motion
y Juir BriIy-Johm sSt DavsOuPToposed amendments %
settled
Common Pleas-Specidl Te'm-By Judge Robinson.
CLARK at Cir-Jugment Of divorce granted to paiatf from d.
ndan back smJuy per oreJ- per snnum %" coua
SCI fee. a., =, -..--..,
mall
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ONE HUNDRED, AND ND N5NETY--NINE ADD

ONE HUNDRED AND klNEFY-NINE ADD
TIONAL SUFFERERS.
NAMES or OTHER MERCHANTS WHOSE ESrAB-
LIsIMENTS HAVE BEEN DEsTROYED-TOTAL
NUMBER OF FIRMS BURNED OUT, AS FAR AS
REPORTED, 2,OA3.
THE TRIBUNE continues its list, alphabet
cay arranged OF the sufferers by the Boston Pre-
viOus publications show as follows:
On Monday list Of .............-.... 687 sufferers
On Tuesday list Of ...............1,l5T suherers
This morning list 100 sufferers.
Total OF firms and individuals who have
been burned out, as far as reported. ,O13
1t will he seen that only tho list Of buildings burned
are any estimates given Of tho losses and those at the
Assessors valuation which Is naturally less than the
real value No idea can DO had at present, probably
never will be- had, OF the losses in stock, merchandise.
&C. and no effort Is made give any such estimates
cept from the statements OF the losers themselves
Allen, r. & Co., woolcns No. 80 Frankn-st
AImy a Co, commission. No 50 Franklin-st.
Ant6ers T. c. 4 Co. paters, No. 10 Morton-place.
ArgaD, Clark Sleeper, hardware, No 81 Erankiln-st.
Arnold Samuel j., leather No. - Mathewsst.
Bailey Gilbert, type founders, No. 70 Federal-st.
Baldwin, Samuel r., twine. No. CO Federal'st
Banheld, Forristal Coz fancy goods, Nos % and 80
Federalet.
Barker, &. r Co, boots and shoes. No 10 liighst.
Barnes, Walter g. paper boxes, No; "a Federalst.
barrett, Charles L. hides, No. III COngress-st.
Beokman, s. A. j. Co, straw goods, No rs Pcarl-st.
Benedict & Burnham Manufacturing Company, No 6s
BIgeio%, A. NJ. A Co, leather No. rs Pearl-st
Bigelow j. X. 4 Co.. paper hangings Nos IS and IS
fI Mi cbss. II. boots, No o. Pearl-st.
Birkber & Burns, cloth nnishers, Nos a. %, and rs
Blake stoarns woolens. Nos, O. and CO Franklinst
Blakoly, William; dwelling, No: q Gfidey-,t:
BoxGord Charles Il. & Co.. paper No. 81 Pearl-st
Bradford Anthony. cutlery. Nos Ito and i7S Washing
'' nf ~ sc1,c Company, No q Purcha.est.
1 Brioket. ". H.. clocks, No. IL atlkst