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HRALROAD TIME TABLE.


Tennessee and Pacific Railroad.
No. Leaves Lebanon at. 90. $50 a. n.
Arrives at Nashville st.6:3O A M
Leaves Nashville at. 300 p. N.
Arrives at Lebanon at. 1900 P. N.
No Q Connecting with Prices Stage Lines for
Alexandria, Liberty and Sparta; also Ior Ne"
Middleton Chestnut Mound and Cookevlile,
viii TTn on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
only as follows: ~. o.oo
Arrives at Lebanon 81. 11:O0 A. NJ
Leaves Lebanon at EOO p M
Arrives at Nashville at.-S:3O p NJ
O.. xouts. Memphis, Nashville and
ChaffanOOga Great Central
Through Line.
Chattanooga train leaves 9d5 5 "a PM n and 1885 NJ
nFsr,nhis train leaves :. 200 A. N. and l:4o Pm
q arrives. ...4:45 P. NJ. and BIO A. II.
st. Louis train leaves. .2:O0 A. M
arrives. .5:OO p NJ
Tnuahoma train leaves. $3.50 P. NJ
Sc arrives. 9:46 A. N.
The s:i5A N. train does not run on sundays.
T,he 9.00 A. NJ and BIS P. n. and l4oP'h' Trains
run daily.
Huntsville and Nashville kaltrOAo'
Taova STATEN on North College street, at $50
az. 1:40 P. M. and 200 Am.
Ives At 7.3O A. ". and 800 P. M
The 19C P N train does not stop at amy E Point
1sid function and does not run on sunday
s,auattu Accommodation, Daily.
Leaves Nashville. 4'V0 r NJ
Louisville and Nashville and Great
Southeru NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. anu
Decatur DIVISION
Co,Ne SourH-Nashville and Decatur trains
Lava stations on South Cherry street at $50 A
~ and 600 I'm. No train Sunday morning.
Accommodation at 400 P. NJ, (goes 70 Oolun-
bia Trains arrive at 4:45 A. N. ana 4'OO p M
Accommodation at 900 An
rvausvIIIe, Henderson and Nashville
Railroad.
CT Iouis Fxpress leaves Nashville. .lIO AN
ST Tonis Mail leaves Nashville. l:5o Pm
n T1onis Express arrives at Nashville :i:40 AN
II Sonis Mail arrives at Nashville. .ll:2o AN
IoufsvtIIe and Cincinnati Snort Line
Railroad.
Trains leave snda at LouNYlIle ~ lOnoM I
LEAVE. ARRIVE.
Southern Fast Line, except
S.t;' = n,sss daily 3:55 P. II. 1885 P. n.
Cincinnati Night Express, I'm
except Saturday ...... lO'4o z NJ O'VO A. IL
Lexington Mail, except eos
Sunday. ...........-s'ssO 'VV n ~ WV
Lexington Express, except .EE
Sunday. ..-..... ....' @'OO - -
Frankfort Accommodation, ,o.,o -
except Sunday....-..'. 500 r A' iO.0O a -
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SICK AND DYING oUTCAsTs

man some would doubtless say, sis rather
strict" If that be so, l attribute it to hi;
being initiated in the Old system
But be that as it NV
will fearlessly say that he 1cW not olloay a
criminal TO be lCrOnged, iIlSuLted nor abused
if he knows it. While talking of the prac-
tical
KINDNESS OF GEN. JOEL A. BATTLE
to the sick and dying convicts in the hos
pital l would be forgetting myself very
much were l not to make honorable men
ton of her ladyship, Mrs. W. Matt Brown,
who for substantial acts of love and
kindnes in that respect stands sec
ond to none. For not the sick
alone, who are her especial care
but the sound and healthy are made the re-
cipients of her bounty, kindness and chart
ty, Madame-to thank you as we ought we
are incapable. The language would fail us
to do you justice, to express the sentiments
of our hearts. We will not attempt it; we
will only say, ''long may you live to be
THE HAPPY WIFE OF W. MAT BROWN.
and long may he live to be your husband
and our Warden"
Mr.. Brown, the su of our system, the
Joy of our hearts, how can we adequately
thank you for the great work you
have done in our midst. You found
us in the lowest depths of degradation and
abasement and misery. You Immediately
extended the right hand of love--you
put us on our feet and elevated US even in
our own esteem, so that once more we con-
slider ourselves members of the race of
Adam, of the masculine gender. You have
done much more than this great thing for
us--you have driven gaunt hunger from
eur tables, and have put plenty of subStan-
tial food properly cooked in its place-you
have pulled down the instruments of tor
ture, and cast them after those that love to
use them so well, and you have hung up
LOVE, HUMANITY AND KINDNESS
IN the place of that bulipen, where num-
bers of prisoners used tc be collected every
night to be led to the hall of execution to
receive the slash" That place is now a
vacant space, a void, presided over by
THE AvENGING SPIRIT
of Frank --, saying: 81 will not do
this"--"say that or go there"-and Il could
not bear to be brought up before Mr.. Mat.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-22

horses. In front sat the white haired Irish
bard, playing the golden harp. Behind was
a large plaster cast of an Irish wolf-hound,
surrounded by a guard OF honor OF four
voung girls in aruOr bearing small banners.
a leading feature of the last car, the gal
glasses, was repeated, consisting of a
platoon of the largest IIishmen in New York
and vicinity. All are literally giants,
tunes of long saffron nantes,
flesh coloresl tights, with top-boots,
helmets and battle-axes. They wore wigs
of long black curls and black moustaches
falling to their breasts. Citizens on foot in
line numbered many thousands, a majority
Of them well dressed, wearing stove-pipe
hats. Those with soft hats aud caps were
compelled TO march in the rear of the
column. Half dozen bagpipes were seat
tered through the ranks. Aside from an
Irish jaunting car, and one or two men
dressed in costumes of old Irish gentlemen,
no humorous features were visible. If any
man in the line was SO exhilarated that he
staggered one of the marshals led him out
Of line. took his regalia and set him adriit.
Numerous Irish women insisted on joining
in the march, and indifferent of laughter.
kept on until elbowed aside. Mayor hall
and Common Council stood at the City
Hall steps receiving and returning salutes.
The Mayor considers his star in the decline.
and did not, therefore, repeat his exploit OF
last St. Patrick's Day in standing IN the
mud to his shoe tops. The display, as a
whole, was anotable display OF the strength
and unity Of the immense Irish population
in the metropolis.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-22
st. Patrick's Day in New York.

New YORK. March lS.-Considering the
backward season, things in New York to-
day looked remarkably green. Irish citl-
zens have had a great holiday, the weather
being bright and bracing. Early III the
afternoon ST. Patrick's procession moved
down the Bowrey to the City Hall, and
thence, after passing in review before Mayor
Hail. up Broadway. The line was two
hours passing gwen point, but was not
kept well closed up The crowd on the
line of march was immense, and policemen
were deployed along the sidewalks at inter
walls of thirty or forty feet to maintain
order. The military were followed by
scores of charitable societies, and the rear
was composed of citizens on foot. One
regiment of cavalry was in line and one
company of artillery, without their pieces.
dozen companies OF juvenile cadets of
temnerance. dressed in various gay uni
farms. were distributed Throughout the
column.
Tableaux and emblematic effects were few,
in this respect falling tar below the great
German parade of last year. Inc principal
car carried a beautiful banner lately pre-
sented bv nun of Kenmare, Ireland, to the
St Patrick New York Alliance. The ban
ner is of rich natural silk, green on one SIDE,
white on the other and exqulsitely emorold.
cred. The inscription is: Let Erin pope
Underneath the banner were seated TWO
New York ladies who were educated at
Keumare convent, and at each corner OF tne
car we're two young girls in mai ana hei-
Inets. representing the four Irish DIVISIONS
of Ulster, Leinster, Munster ana Coh,
naucht. There was but one other pictorial
car. which was drawn by eleven gray
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-22

Pat had worked two years upon the Cen
trail Pacific road, and applied at Ogden for
a pass over it home. 81 can't give you a
pass said the superintendent. you have
no ground to claim it." And haven't l
worked two years on yer road ;" said Pat.
Eyes, but haven't we paid you for it q
"Sure, yer honor, you have; but after work
ing two years on it you ought to let me go
home free" Il can not do that, sir. Why,
look at the case in its true light Suppose
you had worked for q. farmer two years
and he had paid you every cent due you,
could you ask him to harness up his team
and take you long distance for nOthingf'
.'Oh, no. your honor" said Pat. ''but if he
had his team already hitched up, and it had
to 90 any way, as yours does, he would let
me ride. l know he would Pat got his
pass.-Cincinnati Commercial Letter.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-22

DY X. GUiNAULT, AUCTIONEER-OFFICE
SATURDAY, april &, 1872, will be offered for sale
at twelve o'clock NJ, at the Merchants and Auc
tioneers' Exchange, Royal street, between Canal
and CustomhOuse streets, by virtue of an order
from the honorable the Second District Court for
the parish of Orleans, dated February %, 1872, the
following described property, to wit
IA TRACT OF LAND, containing 56l1 superb
cial drpents, i'll the parish of Laourche, composed
of two lots. numbered five and SIX, as per plan now
exhibited at the aucti0neer's Office measuring to-
gether 30 arpents on a line adjoining tracts Nos.
and l. so arpents on the L ad Joining tract No. :,
and bounded on the other sides by Bayou Boz Ut and
Lake Bout If said land is not sold IN block, 1t
VIII be sold by lots, as per plan TO be e1nlbited at
the sale said lots measuring, each, from 3oo 10 iVo
superficial arpents.
J. 4 TRIANGULAR LOT OF GROUND, in the
Fourth District of New Orleans, bounded by Camp,
ST. Mary and Few Camp streets, measuring about
SO feet base by 60 feet height
). CORNER LOT, III the square, bounded BY
Louisiana avenue Prytania Delachase and Coliseum
streets in the Sixth District OF New Orleans said
and 1874 feet front on Coliseum street, between
parallel lines
Terrns-For the properties firstly and secondly
described six sevenths CASH and of the remainipo
oDe-seventh one-thrd cash. and the balance al
six and twelve months For the property thirdly
described, one tlllrd casn and the balance at six
and twelve months.
The credit portion of the price of the three pro.
perties to be represented by purchasers notes
bearing per cent interest, secured BY mortgage
saa Ts?d Der cant ets eventual
Acts of sale before Thaodule Buisson notary pub-
lie, at purchasers expense including United States
stamps. Purchasers of the land in Lafourche to put
themselves in possession il conformity with the
an. mh5 Is 20 2, APPS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-22

DY NASH & HODGSON-w. /. EODG.
ID sor. AucTioneer-Otice No 40 G;avier street,
On SATURDAY, April 10, 1872 at twelve o'clock NJ.
the st. Charles. auction Exchange, in the base
rotunda OF the st. Charles Hotel, N this city,
by virtue and in pursuance Of an order of the
Hon. william Kern, Judge Of the Parish Probate
Court for the parish of jefferson. dated March
6, 1872 docket No. 100 for account OF the success
sion of Edward Gideon bridge, deceased, at public
auction, will be sold
TWO LOTS OF GROUND, with improvements. in
the sixth District of this city, in the SQUARE
bounded by st. Charles, Prytania and Delachaise
streets and Louisiana avenue, designated as lots
Nos II and II, which adioin each other and meas.
IRE. each 30 feet front ST. Charles street by
depth of i26 feet lot No. y forming the corner of
St Charles street and Louisiana avenue all be-
tween parallel lines, American measure, accord
ing to plan made by Louis H. Pile, surveyor
dated March -, 1872
The said lots are very delightfully."- situated.
and "a by SO feet sold subject TO a lease
in favor of J. H. Dorand, expiring on the first
OF March, 1875, at the rate of $500 per annum
payable monthly, as per act before P. @. Cuvelter
notary, dated March !. 1870
The improvements consist OF a onestorv frame
house, on the rear of the lots, used as school
house and fronting Louisiana avenue The
buildings on the corner sold subject 70 the con-
dit tons OF the above lease.
Terms-Cash Oh the spot in United States treas
urv notes.
Act of sale before P. Charles CuveIier notary nub
lie, at the expense of the purchaser ucluGiIly the
stamps and the taxes for the current year.
mhiO l6 80 apt 10
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-22

Ri NASH & HODGSON-w. I. H0s
- Auctloneer-Otice No. 40 Grayier strTii
"a hDAf, April q, 1872 at twelve ocloesii
the 81. tharies Auction Exchange, in tn s.
ment rotunda of the st. Charles Hotel, in We
by vlrtne and in pursuance Of two severalt
u! me non. Louis Duyiguead, Judge OF me
district Court for the parish of Orleans
eesPecllTeiy Oh the twenty fourth day OF ~
y, oa anu the seventh February, 1872 dosS
Ji,o59, Tor account of the succession OF Jane
lesley deceased. at public auction, will Ns
w VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND, Ws
n'tn we buildings and improvements w
situated IN the First District Of this city 4.
Rn u,,I0 Io.nded by tarondelet (late.
n"ioHhe tate BaCchusl, Dtlord date Tritoh
aud 1 NallIope streets said lots adjoin eaen
"lS measure together about ST feet iront v
phutitt street, by depth of IN feet II ineDc
ni.ts, between parallel lines, all more ~
-; an Measure, according to a plan ~ u
US w, r. fiil", surveyor, dated Pebi uary y
Inc Improvements consist of a one sto'!
n 80 safe root frame cottage residence, hlyy,
~. 40 taron'ielet street, with two story bres
.tn "InS' orSk carriage house and st@pe,.
go az under state roof. The main h9'sss
throughout. The back building contains
.Iis, storerooIn, water closets, etc" ",
smtouShout. The stable is large, and IS .
l,lii. building, with feed. Ia .tes AID
cist.,,'g 'ed. The yard 10 large con.1h
, .,s'e'hs and hydrant, 4 is LAID out VIII
ana repair. ~ VIM ~
d;l ms eligible and desirable property IS
conrsSs =. sppostte the new temple Snai., IS
rsiir"5d "a contradiction, is urrouutied byeiiHS
rnnu =. running in every direction, and isw.
ana ot ~ so,ue OF the tnest residences n "
nr nr or,Trs rare Involvement to procure sT
terms and COnditions-Opa third cash u
r nsts,vs ,treasury notes, and the balance ID
1p "Snsents az one and two years in the nctsv'ys
OWN nrS divided into coupons If requireG
wv Wv, oruer' bearing interest at the rate o.
Per cent per annum, with special mortgasg
n newu"r privilege, from day of sale unuaas
pay the mortgage to embrace the e'g
and n pr, sena for attorneys fees in case All
s sG and the policy transferred to the d
u';,i que noles In addition to which, the Pnu.e
s w. assume the taxes for 1871 al up to thss
a. ~ os anG ABOVE the price OF sdiudicar
ACT oi safe before p. c. Cuvellier nOtanfy
ss tl. OF the purchaser, including thSs,s
states internal revenue stamps. mh2s|
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-22

pT C.yALETON. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NO
twelve O'Clock NJ. will he seld at the st. Charles
Auction Exchange on ST. Charles street BY virtue
and in pursuance of an order from the Hon. Louis
Duvigneaud, Judge of the Second District Court for
the parish Of Orleans dated February Il, 1872, No
.o2i7 of the docket Of said coNpt, the folio ing
described property, to wit
ONE UNDIVIDED HALF OF A LOT OF GROUND
vacant, situated i'll the Second District of tins city,
IN the square bounded by Galvez ST. Peter Miro
Galvez street and Carondeiet walk measuring
French measure, 80 feet front on Carondelet walk
lol feet inches and lines in depth and front on
taivez street, and r3 feet inches and lines on
the opposite side aud 50 feet in width i'll the rear
acquired by said Melville Durel by purchase from
hliiieux on the twentythird of August, 1886. by
Terms-Cash.
Act of sale with United States internal revenue
stamps ar expense Of purchaser, before O. De
Armas, notary public. f,.22 20 uh7 Is %
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-22

nv NASH & HODGSON-w ]. Hoss,
Il Auctioneer-Ofice No. 176 Gravier stryts
SATURDAY, April 49, 1872, at twelve ocloefs
the st. Charles Auction Exchange in the :
n1ept rotunda of the St. Charles Hotel, in thu
By virtue and in pursuance OF xhree sereralrs
al the Hon. Louis Duvisneaud, Judge d.
Second District Court for the parish ii
Ieans. dated respectively February is andHs
and arch g. 1872. docket No. IS l3l, for vsr
of the succession of Charles G. 3. BaquK
ceased, AT public auction. will be sold
i one VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND ass
with the buildings and Improvements h.,
situated in the First District of this eity,h;
square bounded by Prytania POlymnia CeEs
ana Urania streets. designated as No. "a andr
ures 81 feet II inches and s hines front on Prs
street by depth OF III feet 10 inches sndsa
between parallel lines, American measure Mt
ing to plan made by Louis H. Pile surw
dated March -, 1872.
The improvements consist OF very stysA1
story frame residence known as No. lao hx
street. with an ornamental iron fence andl
some Corinthian columns III trout and eoaiia
wide hall two arc he'd parlors, dining room, iRs
etc. below, with some SIX or seven roO1sik
bat n room wafer closets clothes closets NJ,
stcre room etc. The house has gas aud hi
lures throughout, with very handsome M
mante!s in the principal rooms. Has payedE
cistern, etc, ana Is ID a very cnOlct ana Gel-<
neighborhood.
D. ONE VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND, asa
with the improvements thereon, situated i,
First District of this city, in the square BOUNDS
Girod Carondelet, Lafayette Gate hevls anil
rome streets, designated as No. :, and Esk
% feet front on GirOd street, by depth Of III
IL inches and lines, between parallel lnar
the privilege of a common alley, SIX feet vs
its Baronne street side, opening into Giroe2
all American measure, according to pan J
bv Louis H. Pile, surveyor, dated March-M
The Improvements consist OF an ebgloe snet
y,,,,l% FOR M
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-22

1t was a brilliant Fond du Lac boy who,
seeing a dog with muzzle on for the first
time, exclaimed: mamma, mamma, bet
five cents the dogs are going to wear hoop
skirts; there goes dog with one on his nose
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nELTA INSURANCE COMPANY.

nELTA INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFFICE CORNER CARoNDELET AND COMMON
STREETS, NEW ORLEANS.
CAPITAL STOCK DEPARTMENT.
Shares 6 100 each. Annual interest dividends ten
= per cent.
PREMIUM DEPARTMENT.
All dividends to Stockholders payable in Cash.
FIRE, MARINE and RIVER policies issued by this
Company at Current Rates Of Premlums-
TRUSTEES:
A. baldwin, C. J. Leeds L. H. Gardner,
G. P Blancand, F. Laborde, j. Lapene
A. Elmer Bader, A. H. DMeza, o. Hopkins,
O. Bercier, Emile Dupre, c. H. Moulin,
A. Tertrou, John BrunasO, ". B. Conger,
3. Euftt. D. Boulisny, E. B0rdelois,
r W. Theurer, A. Palacio, T. L. Airey,
IL A. &c Lizardi T. N. Simmons, Joseph Alei1,
&. Ganucheap.
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L. W. BAQUIK, Secretary.
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PY NASH & HODGSON. ". ]. HODS
- AUctioneer-Oftice No. 10 Gravier stls,:,
SAT RDAI, March 80, 1872. at y NJ. 81 y
Charles Auction Exchange, in the basementn~
OF the st. Charles Hotel. in this city, by WIZ
IN pursuance of an order of the Hon ISls
SlSneauc, Judge Of the Second District esu,
the parish of Orleans, dated January y
de- ket No: 81 s6l, for account Of the sueees.
William ". Hunter deceased, at public au"
vi, be sold
ONE SQUARE OF GROUND, situated inthsxM
Distrlct OF this city, being the squaIe,
bounded by Seventh HARMONY, ST. David "
trty streets. subdivided into thirteen los J. \
measure about ~ feet front each, by deptnsa.
10 TO l3l feet about, all more or less, A@
measure, according to a plan made oy "
fine, surveyor. dated March /, 1872, row.
b nltlon at the place of sale
Terms-Cash on the spot II United States !"
ury notes.
Acts Of sale before A. l. A. n. DoriOeouh
mes, at the expense of the purchasers, ne.
the stamps and the taxes tor 1871, and W"
dav Of sale
fe2. nlh2 l6 % 80
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-22

COMFORTABLE COTTAGE RESIDESA
POS CARONDELET STREET, BETWED
LORD AND .CALLIOPE STREETS, OPfS
THE NEW JEWISH TEMPLE SINAI
TWO LARGE LOTS OF GROUND ON
CREDIT, AT PUBLIC AUCTION.