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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-07-26
GENERAL SATCRE-No. 7O.l

AN ACT making appropriations to supply the
deficiencies in the appropriations for the
service Of the government Tor The ls;al
year ending June thirty, eighteen hundred
and sevcnty-two, and for former years, and
for other purposes.
Be ii enacted by Me Senate and House
Cf Representatives. Of the United States of
America IN Congress assembled
That the following sums, or so much there
Of rs may be necessary, be, and the same are
hereby, appropriated for the service of the
year ending June thlrIieth, eighteen hundred
anil seventy.twO, or for the period and pur-
poses hereinafter cXpressed, namely:
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UNITED STATES MINTS AND
BRANCHES.

BRANCH MINT, SAN FRANCISCO, CALI
TORNIA.-For wages Of workmcn and adj
jnslers, tweniy-Onc thousand ard five hun.
,lred dollars.
RRANCH MINT, CARSON CITY, NEVADA.
For salaries and expenses, deficiency dur
ing fiscal year ending June thirtieth, eighteen
hundred and seventy three thousand dollars.
For wages Of workmen and adIusrers, for
fiscal year ending June thirtieth, eighteen
hundred and seventy-two, SIX thousandtlol-
lars.
For contingent expenses, to wit, for sundry
miscellaneous Items, including wood, char.
cml, and freight for the fiscal year ending
June thlrtieth, eighteen hundred and seventy
two. hwelve thousand four hundred dollars.
For contingent expenses Of the same char
acler, for the flssal years ending June thir-
tieth, eighteen hundred and seventy, and
June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and seventy
one, three thousand dollars. For this amour
deficiency In the construction Of the assay
Office, Boise City, Idaho Territory, two thou
sand ninety-two dollars and Ave cents.
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For Publishing tile laws of the first session
OF the Forts-first Congress In newspapers
two thousand one hundred dollars
For pub ishing the laws Ot the sc..nnh ees-
sion Of the Foriy.ilrst Congress In newsJw-
lers, lS Thousand ple hun,lr,sl and we've
dollars.
p lirtGH lSTrRtInsr. For sA'aries of
envoys 'sy'fsoriuars, and intelsicrs y cnip
ten lnry, and ministers resident, for iIm iiS;ai
year ending June thirlieth. eighteen hundred
and scvcnty.0ne, forty-two Thousand dollars
AMI for the fiscal year ending June thlrtieIh,
eighteen hundred aud seveniv.twn, iifly
thauRand dollars; and IN settling the az
c0ints Of John r. Hale, late minister 10
Spain, the accounting Officers OF the treasury
shall allow hun salary TO the first Of January.
eighteen hundred and seventy, 1t which lime
his health was so far restored ss 10 he abe 10
travel, and the sum necessary to Iay the same
h hereby appropriated And the Secretary
Of state is hereby authorized to allow the n,v-
ment Of such Sums as the President shall all
prove TO the eOnsnls of the unitee States at
AIgiers, Bon.Ngnc, lyons, Marscilles, Nantes,
NhT anu Rheims, as compensation for extra
IF Iinary services during the late war In
Europe: 'royi h-i, That the total sum 50
expended shall not exceed the unexlended
balance Of the amount appropriated by the
fourth and nth paragraphs Of the act entitled
ti""~e it' n',it "PP'VPii iat'Vhs ~ Su.'u uNii
expenses OF the government iof inc ilsiai
year eha'Ng June 'ihftietii, eiyhtccn nundreu
ana seventy-two, AMI for Other purposes, :,
approved March third, eighteen hun'ired anti
&vehty-ohe.
fOr contingent expenses ni inc Unitel
states consuiaies ior blank books anu sta
nonery, ior the iNal year enuing june tilir-
lieth e'ghtees henafeh anu seventy-onc. NJ
teen Thousand dollars; and Tor the nscal year
enling june THIRTEEN, eighteen h,ni'irci ana
seyen'y-two, tticcn thousand dollars.
ror pay oi nragoman ~ me consulate al
Sonslahinople from Aprii iirst, eigl,teen nun
ufeu ana HXty-IN, 10 MaMh thirty-iirst,
e'shleem hnndrcd ahd'Slxty-seven, four hun-
ureu uo,Hts'
FOR improvements ami alteration OF the
irMestaht yemctry III Manga, SPAN, hve
hundred deyiafs.
TO reimburse the consul q the United
sales III tityol MEXICO ior INC care OF the
Pfmesaht American temttry during ihe past
sa'ary # Keeper, llyc hundred dollar. one
For me anniial proportion ~ the pnited
states of the expenses ol CalH srirtei light,
on tie Soast OF morocco, TWO hinureh ana
eghty-hve dollars.
FOR ad'lliional expenses Of the Unifet
states icga'ioh I'D france, consequent upon
me removal OF the sea- OF government from
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INTERNAL REVENUE.

For stamps, paper, and dies for the nse Of
the oilce OF Internal Revenue, two hundred
and fifty thousand dollars.
CAPTURED AND ABANDONED PROP
ERTF.
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SENATE.

That the payment Of mileage of Senator'S
for actual attendance ut the session Of the
Senate convened on the tenth Of May, eight
zen hundred and scventy-one, by the lno;la-
nation of the President, Is hereby authorized.
For miscellaneous items, fifteen thousand
dollars.
For labor, seven thousand five hundred
dollars,
For furniture, three thousand six hundred
dollars.
For expenses of heating and ventilating
apparatus for fiscal year ending June thirty,
eighteen hundred and seventy-one, four hun
dred dollars.
For compensation of John G. KnOwltoD, for
service as messenger in the Senate during
the month Of April, eighteen hundred and
siXty-nine, one hundred and twenty dollars.
To Jay Rives and Bailey for complete sets
Of the Congressional Globe and appendix,
furnished to Sena ors who had not previously
received them, under the act of July fourth,
eighteen hundred and sixty-four, three thou.
sand and five dollars.
For clerks to committees, pages, horses,
and carryalls, ten thousand dollars.
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CAPITOL POLICE.

For captain Of the police, two hundred anil
cighty-eight dollars; for two lieutenantss at
three hundred dollars each and twenty-eight
privates,at three hundred anil eghty-four dol
lars each; in all, eleven thousand six hum
lretl and forty dollars.
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TERRITORIAL GOVERNMENTS.

DISTRICT OF CoLUMBIA.-TO pay the gov
crnur, secretary, and three members of the
bard of pubc works Of the District Of Co
lumbia such sums rs may be due them for
salaries from the date Of their commissions to
the first of July, eighteen hundred and seven-
ty-one, three thousand eight hundred and
iIily-one dollars and fourteen cents, or so
much thereof as may be necessary.
To pay the the members of the board of
health from the date Of their appointment
to the first Of July, eighteen hundred and
scventy-two, at two thousand dollars each
per annum, twelve thousand one hundred
and nney-two dollars and iitly-six centa, or
somllch thereof as may I've necessary.
For compensation to the president and
members Of The council of the District of &C.
lumbia, for the session commencing on the
eight Of November, eighteen hundred and
seventy-one, two thousand eight hundred
and eighty dollars.
For deficiency in appropriation for legisla-
tive expenses OF Montana Territory, for the
fiscal year eniing June thirtleth, eighteen
hundred and seventy-tw0, the same to be ex-
pended in publishing the laws and journals Of
the last session Of the legislature Of said Ter
ritory, the sum of Ave thousand dollars.
For printing and binding house and council
journals of the fli1h session Of the legislative
assembly of Montana Territory, two thonsand
four hundred dollars.
For compensation OF members Of the flflh
Legislature Of Montana Territory, eight hun
drcd and seventeen dollars.
For rent of Office, salary of messenger, fur.
niture, carpet, postage, and other incidental
expenses Of the secretary OF the Territory Of
New Mexics. for the flsal year ending juno
thirtieth, eighteen hundred and seventy.one,
ono thousand three hundred and tfty dollars
and eighty-two cents.
- NuaA.tVl
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NAVY DEPARTMENT.

NAVAL EsTKBLIsHisEEr.
Marine Corps; For rent Of quartsrs for on
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INDEPENDENT TREASURY.

Contigent expenses under the act of
dx: For the collection, safe Keeping, trans.
ferring, and disbursement of the public
moneys, one hundred thousand dollars
To pay deficiencies in the salaries of Off
GERS, clerks, and others In the Office of the
assistant treasurer in New York city for the
present fiscal year, nine thousand three hum
0re1 and fOlIr dollars
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INQUIRY RESPECTING FOOD FIsI

Fer continuing the inquiry into the cause Of
the decrease pf the food fishes of the coast
and Of the lakes, three thousand five hundred
dollars.
For preparation of the illustations, tables,
and 80 forth, Of the report Of the United
States Commissioner Of Fish and Fisheries,
Ave hundred dolars
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An ACT to promote the development Of the
mining resources uf the United States.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-03-19
SEVEN /! /! !!

The editor who pretents to write for
and after the leadership Of dead man,
and who exhumes his rottiug carcass
to obtain political capital, must not
think to warp the already wavering
sentiments of the immaculate Sepeh
by getting posthemons signers to fall
sify the truthful statements Of this pa
per. Five OF the men who sign, by
his statement what he SO fatuously
terms " a lie nailed" are non residents
and cannot legally or morally belong
to any committee of this parish
Many of the names do not belong to
anybody living, and all but se'ea q
of the living positively deny having
been present at the so-called' meeting
OF this self-constituted humbug com
nittee.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-03-19
NOW ABOUT TITS NOW !?

x The lls3 Lea@lt'" charges THAT Gov
ernor V4'snoiA has appointed ihos.
Butler, q Democrat, District yudge
to fill the vacancy oecasicno2 by the
death Of Judge G. lIerricll z!;ilor.--
En- as mich as this hybrid has EorH
into labor about the appointment @.
Judge Butler, we will enjjy'Atca Tie
animal and cast, it's p;tills.
Gov. >}armoth appointed 1sr. But
ler, and the Cus'oz;aEloose Senators.
with but one exception voted Tor lis
confirmation. The vote On coniil1na-
ton is SIS follows
Yeas-..nll.s,son, Antoine, D1,her,
jilaclznoan, Bowman, Butler, Camp
bell, Con2eland, Daisssla, Gallup, Hal:-
wig, Hunsa!ker, Insrai'a,n, jerks,
Kclso, Lewis, Lincln, 1[olaua tiara,
i'luchbacA, Ray, McAlli!eD, .s'esan,
Smith, Swords, S',yphsr, Thomas;
Thompson, Wi!cox--2o.
Nays-IIa11'is, Todd, Twitc!,<'l|!! 3.
Il will be seen by the above that 4
minority (15) Of the CustonAo1se
Senator's voted for confirmation and
o.1|y one against, while but fturtcon
administration Gel4atcys voted yea,
and tsro nay. So it is the Custom
house party who contiimea IL. But
Icr.
Now dry up, or when yoa open
your mouth to mako an assertion be
sure it is 81 truthful enc.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-03-19

Joe Armstead, Of Buzzard notorlety,
under instructions from the weak
kneed Boss Buzzard, refused to take
from the Post Office the ssEMl-WEEKbY
REPUBLICAN of date March Is. AS
Joe is indebted to this office for sub
scription since August 3'st 1868, to
present date, amounting in all to $7.75
we most respectfully call his attention
to the following Judicial decision which
exactly touches his case
elf person orders his paper dis
continued he must pay all arrearases.
or the publisher may continue to sell
it until payment is made, and collect
the whole amount, whether it is takel
from the Office or not
Joe will also peruse the following
and get the weak-kneed Boss Buzzart
to give his opinion.
"The Courts have decided that re
fusing to take newspapers and period
icals from the Post Office, OF remov
ing and leaving them uncalled for,
prime ,ftcie evidence Of intention;
fraud"
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-03-19
NECi7.4NISN or MIN.

How wonderful and mysterious Is
the ,uuc!lal:isns Of imam Is q ma
chine Of tho highest workmanship
and artistic skill, 10 stands pre-e1ni-
ne,t. While thc entire animal race
Il bowed cart',war1, acknowledging
rl,,ss; lis !intsr;oi;ty, he alone stands
erect in the image Of Deity. Iet all
This complicated co1atsivanee for
ss;ttlc@ 9Th, durability, action and '@-
action, with lis ;,.:,.;s1l'slGigo Of bones,
muscles, nerves, wins, aEta1''ea, cS-
l1a],ssts, 'y'uislatics and tis*aoH, re-
f.1.a:,is useless n1,tjl it is v'5a''zed
by an i;1vi;;'>'o poser wor!,in{B be-
hind the curtain OF flesh. 7'Hi5 pow
or is electricity secuted IN tie butter
iys of the brain, and through the AL
iillal Geographic arrangement repre-
scented jy an i1:''l1sseruh.o network
Il nerves. lsocs, Of this il the pow
Ell behind the throne, tiie living,
thinking mind to which even elec
tricity is s1ybsery;cl,;, Through the
energies oil H. voluntary and inEol-
unts,ry functions, 10 batteries Of She
brain are excited, ;ull thy5 vast a'1j
con.p];1atu,! svateyA Of elHctro-.ele-
,ssra] ply pat iuto operation. While
lAln1 p!;.,# auI wills, e'4etN;>sl1,,s eze~
outes. This, then, is TIE ifuo so2lc,
III lie aDsI nloiioa.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-03-19
INCON.EI.S1'E.NjIF

''I'o,l5 sharp Republicans, there are
traitors in our camp. who will sell out
for money. Remember the words OF
our dear lameutel leader Oscar j.
Dunn, "vhen ID man t'eceire5 Won
once, never trust him again. ''-Iujt
Le.i'.1.
We have in this Office Oh file for fu
t71ra use, an unaraasatical sentence
written by lie ostensi:o3e !.li;or OF the
i"3 Le1&'e'', i'll support Of Gov. War
moth, and an other silly cast,gatins
Packard and Dunn, which we finl
upon comparison with present atti-
tu1e Of the Tai! Lo,aIsr, extremely
}lldicrous. N'hau we fought Governor
Warmoth, We dill it '1pun principle
and We're the fir,t parer i'll Tie State to
do so ; and at tie same time We sacr-
feed valuable printing contract.
The Boss D'izzarl. at that time,
worked for W1rmotn with the Object
and intention Of getting IA Office iron,
him, and falling in this, goes over to
Dunn Y7er lis edeat3, and :ears moi
that Duu,l's startled ghost may rise to
scar his eyel,a}ss. z
While Dnnn lived, this paper was
his st;.uncllast friend, faithful aud tine
to him when Ilc Died it raised 8. can
o,,y Of his virtues, since which tune il
lias left his ashes in peace: y"ne-ate''
lis moaoty and >ls1o.cl its@-t to Ev-
ing Issues.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-03-19
b. !$-------
Ty{TCjiLlE lT.!!LLD !?

I.ucifer Late, stated before wltnesa-
IS in this Office, that TO lsal 0nt an
t'lorized The dead nasn';; }.eas},t'' to i'll
cert the reply or statement contained
in said Leader and 50 dat he had not
o1f4rizea any SIGH testament to be
make
Of course, HE paper which is Of SO
aborted birth, as that OF the I"1l
Leadcr, cannot expect to have reapec-
liability sufficient to put at its head ali
editors name and consequently it is
not to be expected that it has sand
in its craw," but that it has o wzlit
Hre,. and that it's editor sneahs around
filthy places and Obscure corners at
Gielat under the cover OF darkness.
\ The penny whistle sheet which trie(
TO buy the members Of the Police Jury
ut twenty dollars Il head, has beer
hanging for the last ten years npol
the skirts of playcd-ont politicians
and has assumed as many names an<
political changes as it has existed
years.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-03-19

Some months ago eitizen Of New
Jersey, while searching for mineral i'll
the mountains OF Warren county,
Pennsylvania, stumbled into a wood
chuck hole and fell to the ground.
Tie found around the month Of the
hole what, upon investigation, proved
to be mica. lie bought tho property.
The deposit OF mica is found in cne
solid mass, fourteen feet wide, in con-
tinuous layers Ike roofing slate, and
is dug out in large square blocks,
which may be split up into innumora-
bic pieces. The only other mica mine
known to exist in the United States il
in North Carolina.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-03-19

MI. Nash, Of i:,,y:Ao@,Ss.. lat..i,na,
IS The NEST ss;T:teE.sl AS.aS We over
heard a. H. extends i,is t;s.l.,:5 u
}.:.s no'3lo fellow-c::tja4ns :" 80 taeil.
!sindt.ess in pitching; lbs household
goods out Z: doors ca t,le oueas.on
Of he burning Il 81 sl11;!l 1a1n ltatsr
,4is house i.sst friday" The goods
were bHdig and unnecessarily s.-aas.;l-
cd, and were III 40 ls,1"er whatever
in the house, but he is vegy t31aaiiyi1l
to The good people for tAelr gsAcE-
Gus assistance.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-03-19

At a masquerade ball recently
given III Glasgow, Scotland, an olli-
Ger Of inland revenue managed to
obtain admission, disguised as one
of the walters, and took q list of the
names Of all who appeared in pow
t2ered wigs lie he's since assessed
them for double tax for wearing
powder without license, there be
ing a tax Of five dollars per annum1
for the privilege Of wearing powder
on the head in Great Britain.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-03-19

AS Senator Wilcox is a Custom
house Wilderness sympathiser, it is
pertinent to ask the Duzzards how
he came to vote for the confirmation
OF Judge Butler, a democrat.
If it was wrong in Gov. Warmoth
to appoint a democrat, it was cer-
tainly greater wrong on the part
of the fifteen pretended Republicans
to confirm said appointment
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-03-19

The smiling 'countenance of Col.
Frank Powers, formerly Editor OF the
Feliciana Ledger, and now a resident
of jackson, illumed our saact1lm yes
terday. We are sorry that We We're
not present to shake the Colonel by
the hand.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-03-19

The Stockholders of that paying
sheet, the Tail LeaZcy, We're requested
to meet last Saturday but as no one
had his greenbacks with him, weak
knees made IN exhortation to them to
pay up, and they all responded, ''pray
On brother" Meeting adjourned
proceedings in next weeks issue Of the
Tail Leader.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-03-19

Mr.. Won Hussenticuful, from parts
unknown, got back in time to get his
little thing off again in the Tail Lieut.
er. He was dry, got his goazle wet,
and told the Boss Buzzartl that Green
wood Parish was all right, sure.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-03-19

The silly charge made by the mon
grel organ that Mr.. Newsham wrote
certain article for this paper, is an
unmitjgated fa]sehood. Our name
appears as editor of the SEMI Elk
LY REPUBLICAN,, OH first page, and as
the author of all articles which have
appeared in our paper, we feel it to
be our duty to say that we alone are
responsible for what appears in to-
DAYS issue of the REPUBLICAN.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-03-19

Yo1Sa AMERICA comes to us 81
fresh as the p ingtinle. Il is Il G
mo*5 sparkling aud original Of the
jt1yenilA publications just Whist eve
j? Child needs. 51.Go per ,ye:s.' sub
:sc.intion l,.ica, $3.50 with u valuable
NrAfuii1,n.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-03-19
Che Srn,t-aVeek'u Hspublitat..


TlTESDAY..............I MARCH 10, 1872.
< Our readers will have observed tll,,t
since the establishment in t.lis parish,
Of hybrid, called tho n.i,te Lct,7e2,
we have allowed. it to exc out lis mis-
eruble existence without Que wor,' Of
recognition, treating it with the silent
contempt it deserved ut our l.un,.s;.
Nothing would have deferred us from
our intention of a continuance Of this
course, had that sheet pursued the
even tenor of its way. But tllt. lust
issue Of this lnongrel sheet contains
sncll a tissue Of fnlsehoods. as to make
it our imperative duty to give it the
chastisement We would infict upon Il
mad dog.
This vile wretch. whose life, short
as it is, is already one of inf;amy, has
dashed to our feet the gauntlet, and
with reluctance We accept the chal-
lenge.
Come on, ye Buzzards, we've been
there before.
Lay on McDuff, and id be he,
That first cries, hold enough.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-03-19

s)E,.oE!s.,l,'s A1Lu>,Ii.1Y tur April

l)z>soAEs,rs 21Lo>ti.4Y tur April is
bright, and fall OF ssoo1 things as
usual. IT. f,~sl,;o.la are H2l,ios',;;ttg.. ),
iiuIl ssl>' interesting to ladies, and Its
literary matter y;Nsjsssl, ti-o';;,,ss2!ltt!,s'',
and s,'eeyE,,cative as well as entertain
ING, III is pre-c;t1inril!'y practical,
ard therefore most useful as i, i,;,::4.ly
magazine.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-03-19

TuE Al,EnlnAN ssrncN IuL.HS. U

Tie AMERICAN STOCK 5oy;:.&sr,.--
We wish to call Tie attcAtiHn OF our
READERS to this, the Oldest aol n.oat
widely circulated .J4rn ;AL O. its class
devoted to the live stock iato,es;;~
Of the whole country, :..a.,'a nu:a-
Der is handsomely lils:3trars;I will
I1nerayiis:sys, ant} contains 10y at
els,. nj i'ieiacG;ts to ,ev,r4. '.s,".s,,~i -
stock Raiser, onty $40 Il ~a";;'.---
Specimen copies as;.,5s address =.
I, 23olr& 4 Co, l'a.;;,"sb..yes, Chez
;cr County, FL.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-03-19

Col. Miller, who is alleged to have
been one Of the gang connected with
the robbery OF the bank at Corydon,
Iowa, some six months ago, was ar
rested in Camron on Thursday night,
under requisition from the Governor
Of Iowa.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-03-19
%~tNcsDp-@

Somebody tells the scientic Americ-
en- OF Il way to clear we'll of carbonic
acid gas. It is to lower red-hot iron
to the water, SO as to produce a little
steam. The vapor instantly absorbs
the gas.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-03-19

THIS number Of The SEMI WEEKLY
REPUBLICAN,; is sent to such persons as
are Je1ieue acouh2 like to become subsc9i-
1ers. Should Mey decline to do so, they
arM please return the paper through The
Post Office. For terms, see first page
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-03-19
The man who shoyes the gosling

quill Of the 1'a;1 Leader, says
1.-THE time has arrived when all
true Republicans must fall into line !;
remember that "Dirls OF fe;ttEer
flock together" and that all those who
are not with us, must be against u.s.
He forgets that Mr.. Ncwslla1n made
him Sheriff, and that against all his
pledges, he made a leading Democrat
his Chief Deputy.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-03-19

HucAlcberry says 50 unless the Boss
Buzzard sends his mule back, he will
Ieat the Boss" And further, he says
I" his old trade don't pay now as the
owners can track mulo in the dark. -
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-03-19

n: nts most =, s,,,t',I
H., III. HsF.hal' !, sI'',
That = field L q IL, n!
wards the ssttin. =,
send forth ', . 'ish,'
MAGNETIC m that' ,t,,,'
Spe'leouna pna,, d
stand ''nde1y cain,
near a boom like u
an early peach.
rr'm almost black
Her form is 50 IN.
worship hef'bs'o,,.
Her hands suggge,t,,
IN fingers TIPPED
Her smile ses,ns',d,
ato' her presence
laughs the 1;stens, n,
sveetsmusi;cIin,tbg,h
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-03-19

We will give a pint Of pea nuts to
find out the name OF the TIL Lett,7cr
man, and if we do, promise to set him
up in the boot business free of ex-
pensc.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-03-19
Sptthl

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What DIR. Crooks V
WEST AIM
propy;e.ors DR.. oro9R'
GExrIsMAN: Lam a''aa
for the benefit ! deF'SS
Tar, And to those aibe'e
that I had been ss''ie'n
q bronchial atfec'l"L
medicine with but h''1,
mowers. But after as''s
health much impro'ea'
bottles, l am happy
cd and in the enjoS'''eN
Yours,