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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-07
An IHdIERRRt Denial.

WAhhtN0rOH, ID. u, August ., lbT3
EDITOR REPuBLIoAN Seeing the name Of W,
II. Brown used In your mornings paper, viz
"Who the Eleven Are" ] would say 1t Is q
malicious, ylndiotlye SANDER, II the name as
above Alludes TO me. I am aud have always
been the supporter Of u. y. Grant, Wilson aud
Chapman, aud declare this as my full express
sion. Mr.. Summers advice or answer 10 the col.
Orod people Is founded on . hatred 10 tho great
ohieftan, and would tend 10 the enslayemeut Of
our race.
1 am, sir, very respectfully,
W. II. HROwH, "a,
Not tho hummer, but Waterman Of the Navy
Yard.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-07
RRAzmIAS FRBPLR SPTCriCLES.
, RorosALqroR HARsoR InPRovEMNrs

- ROPosALS FOR HARBOR IMPROVEMBNTs
UHIIEp stAI.a snaINEEa,s oyy,cE.,
S S Sis a E Il a. e II Ia * Ya. 10 I
AUX BEES SINS H!AIRgog, FRA'KFJROJ
Fur sOD,h pier extension q 81 fcOt, repairing .p
S,ls5 oui e fsat hsmls eL timber.
40 . cubic iced plBS timber.
IL a ds H Sois. : Ia ic cSs L,,s pounds
~ cords Of slabs or brush.
Amount available for expenditure on contrast,
: MANIsTEE HARnoR. MICHIGAN
rsVStpoai 70 aoTt6 shore d enamel froai IisiIht
Pi r. r. east. rsl9lIius APPso1inA,slJ
80 linOll feet Oit uIbsr. lula.
eg ll9sai feet eak timber. AIs
W W $aIi $$$ii: \ y; ~: sSs Gass pounds.
80 s sISSs S1l sSu sl n 027 pounds
$50 IlnSai feat Norway pine DIss.
~ cord. Of stone.
e6.OO0 = -
PERE MARQUETTE HARBoR. MICHIGAN.
side Of ohshRs, aSd SsSstSSsas ~ fsS G more sTS %
~. o. south pile rs'Stmsat. TSlairihs spproIi.
IIS cubic fsSt pIus timber, IaIIa
~ linSAi ieSi osk iInbsr, iIs.
10 ' Sross GSlis S y H 10 ISS. 100 pounds
aSll ilnsSi lest korssS plas piles. ... Is
"a cords o. slabs. 49,. ... tr. ...
h pTSSSlas 20 z sIV e. g 600 ,.,.,
Gs,OOGa ...,...-..---
For tsE EIsT,s .Esd ~, hA AZ Ei9hIaAs
q G9.Snsl and oo1sttiOtlaE Loo iesi ios,,
% 49, sable -. pias timber, l9Ils, "
| ioOS iissSi isst oaf tmbst' "a
ss9 dIiI, solls. e isebss ioas,T
M ID ii bolts 3 iSs6Ss iSSs "'"' ''""'''
Grew .h SSi -, " inches lons'i SOS pound. n d
lo9l IlneAi test oak bilSi-
= sSrds sios e N'''S '"'' '''f 1000.
5ssa Si5sI S q i IL sss..a s,sSu 20 .r.a
-. Amount available for expenditure On contract.
Ell 49, $3.50,
For rs cords ~ sIes.' nass ., ~ aioh'"AH'
Amount available Tor oIp1ndihlIS on contract,
:. MUSHROOM HARBoR, MICHIGAN.
pliers, - avs ''1 'A
plsT requiring sppISIImGisiyi ''"'' '"'' '"'
| 10 cable feet plns lumbar, IlEl?.
i.40 iineai foot oAk timber, Iis
~ MY ~ ilae1i ioet qAk pile. as.a4
ts diiII boiiS, . issI foS III 80 ,' POuZdc
~ screw solts. Y isSt long. ans DoaSA,.
u cords o. sloaS.
sO an0oH' available io' srpSHdi'nre on oon'F'o' s.
GRAND HAVEN HARnoR, MICHIGAN.
| For turnlahlna mataflala and bulldnF III bundled
feet Of pile fevstsat and ropaFinE and reh inS me
/ t,tiO linail feet plao Imbsf, I3Tia = ri
/ lts llnoAl feet oak timber, i6IIs.
w nneal igst oak timber, tHh,
| bbm lineAl feot eak pllaA &.
| ~ Nlnoh aillt noitsI ~ III tn.
lL1Sj Inch dTlit laiis,l
/ l9b S1iaoh aSTsu belts, lao pounds. -
tir0n Straps ~ fast I inonos X inoh,
| ~ oorda 81 htone. .#..H ..
| bU0 cords OF slabs. a . '.. we
| Amount available Tor expenditure on contract,
,hLAOk LAKE (HOl L.ANDJ MIoHIuAR,
| For Furnishing mAtsriAls aBd buildihE iOaT hun.
dIed l40l foat Of pile Toyetenl feet "a the north
md SS Isst Os i6s so1th sids 81 the RAIbOT ISGaiT
5aiI linsAl isSI u ! ias tImbsI, I94Ia
t52 linoal feet Of OAK umbeT, bIlA
sol linsAl feet Of OAK iitnber aEA
| I8s9,insh diff baitsi
~ inoh driit boitnl 100 poundA
l0O.lnoh DRIFT bolt,)
y O-inoh screw bolts, go pOundd.
| IS Gods u stone, '.-.-'r...
tt1 cords Of slabs
oaNO will be reserved for dIBdGinE and contingent
SI.enssa Amount available for sEpsSdttarS On oCn'
sAuHATUOk hAhbok, MICHIGAN
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-07
SsBE 2 q FES PEsFE2E

Ia the case Of WILLIAM r, MeCIGsREY, GdmibistTa-
Tor Of Robert deosassd, the Adnh stTAtoF
aiotesAld has, with the Appreciation Of the suprams
Polnied SATURDAY. the san dAy Of August, I57s.
Tor the nnAl settlement and dialFlbullon Of the
hand A. far A. the same have beon collected Gnd
turned Into money, whom and where All the oTsdtoFl
and heirs Of eaid doooaasd are n,Illdod 10 sItsnd
With their oAlIls pToPsIiy youehod, OF thsy may
doosAssd,a estate; Provided copy Of this oTdsF 10
published onoe week for three weeks IN the RRPUH.
LiaAH previous 70 the AAid dAy. !,
Tseti A. WRBSTRR
iysi.W8u' Haglstss ~ Wjil,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-07

rs will he seen by an advertisement elsewhere,
the presidents OF all organizations aud distrIot
clubs who are to take part In tho Greeley and
DcksOn House this evening"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-07

for laiies, misses aud children In great variety,
~ IT. s. oartreil's, 90 Seventh street, corner OIL
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-07

the Inducements offered In boots and shoes by
aaTtTell, wv Seventh street, corner oil.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-07

The Greeley and Brown club Of the Ninth
and Tenth districts met at Germanla hall, on
Eleventh stroet, last night In the absence Of
the president, Frank Carver, the vice president,
called tho club 10 order and II. 5. Boyd acted as
secretary.
The three gentlemen Of the Tenth district
elected. at the last meeting as members Of the
central committee were discharged, and Messrs.
George W, Bauer, John II Sessiord and J. A.
Rutherford were appointed In thOlr place.
The committee 10 dram bylaws made q re.
port; which was adopted
Messrs. W, L. Brown, Edward Nolan and u.
Fisher were appolntod committee 10 make ar.
Tangements for the club TO attend the rAtlnna.
tlon meeting tomorrow night. Adjourned.
Alter the Joint session Of the two clubs, the
members OF the Ninth district met and effected
a temporary organization Of q Gree ley and
Brown club by the selection Of Frank Carver as
president and II. s. Boyd secretary,
Messrs. W. Z. Brown, X. J. Fleming, d,
Fisher, NJ. Green, W, II. Shorter aud Frank
Carver were appointed committee 10 procure
GERS
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-07

A dispatch received from New York last
night states that Eliza Thompson, q school
teacher OF Washington, ID. a., attempted sui.
eide this morning by jumping into the river at
the foot Of OoItlandt street She was rescued
with much dimouliy by police officer RfteT
sinking twice, and Is now at the Park Hospital
In critical condition. She states that Hho
came here two Weoks ago on a vacation and
has been living with her mother In this city
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-07

Picnic off Q Peabody Literary Association.
The annual picnic Of the Peabody Literary
Association will take place at LOefieT's wash
lngtOn City Garden on Wednesday, August II.
The COMMITTEES OF arrangements are spnrlng no
pains or expense 10 make the affair one Of the
most enlOyable Of the season, aud can assure all
their friends Of an evening Of pleasure.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-07

Tho attention Of our readers Is respectfully
called IN the large and elegant stock OF boots
and shoes offered 4. 3. qartrell, go Seventh
street, corner Of l, at reduced prices for sixty
days. .' ''H
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-07

Tonight the members Of the United Friend.
ship Club give grand picnic at the seventh
street Park. The members OF this association
are proyerbial for knowing how 10 run such en-.
teTtAinments, and they will certainly have what
they deseTve-afun attendance.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-06

BUEL.-The Buel correspondent
of the Elko Independent says
times at Tecoma are a little tight,
owing to Buel Il Bateman shutting
down on their furnace, and the dis
charge of numerous laborers. There
is said to be some disagreement be-
tween Buel x Bateman and the hide
pendent Mining Company, which
has some claims to the mine. The
company intend to take hold of the
mine after TIE 18th, and work it
themselves
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-06
RENO.
From the Crescent, Sd

From the Crescent, Sd
New TIBN.-W. S. Bender having
resigned his place in the employ of
the Central Pacific Railroad Com
pany, has purchased an interest in
the business of the Depot Hotel.
CITIZENS MEETING.-Next Thurs
day evening the citizens of Reno will
meet at the School House for the
purpose of selecting a location for
the State University.
SENTENCED. John d. Sullivan,
convicted of grand larceny, was yes
terday sentenced by Judge Harris to
two years penal service in the State
Prison. On Monday next the four
Cinnamon are to receive theIr-sen-
tence, closing up, We believe. the
criminal business of this term Of
court, and adding six to the WashOe
delegation in occupancy of the old
Territorial Legislative Halls.
WELL REPRESENTED. - Washoe
county enjoys the reputation of be-
ing the best represented county of
IIIt ctltC III tIIC NtN lCit cldtt IISoA.
Twenty of our citizens are now en-
ioying the hospitality of the Silver
State, and We are well satisfied that
at least twice as manvmore are justly
entitled to the same distinguished
consideration. Washoe county fur
nishes the only female representa-
tive, and hence the conclusion that
WashOe favors the wOman's rights
doctrine. Of the six car robbers
sent from this county, three
citizens of Storey county, two citi-
zens of California; but Il claiming
residence in Washoe county, and so
of the others. \ large percentage
belong elsewhere. The expense in
Cured by the county for their trial
is the price We pay for the adj
vantage arising from Il connection
with the railroad; the privilege Of
taxing Its property at their own
valuation. about one-seventh Of its
real value. whether estimated at its
market value. or on the profits paid
to the stockholders: Washoe county
is made the battle ground OF robbers
and plunderers. Some of them are
reaping the harvest they have sown
in the State Prison, for the others
the harvest is ripening fast.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-06

A VALID REAsoN.-The Oakland
News supposes the reaso the Cali
fornia Assembly refused to pass the
bill exempting editors and reporters
from jury duty, "a that the men,
bers think there should be some in
tellisent men ona jury occasionally.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-06
PAY DAy.-The Eureka CONSOLE

PAY DAy.-The Eureka CONSOLE
dated We're busily engaged yesterday
paying off the large number of men
III their employ. Somewhere in the
neighborhood of 1000 Will be dis
bursed by this company alone. The
Richmond Company, we believe,
also pay their employees to-day, and
viii put upwards of $4,000 more
atloat. The Phenix pay ON the 10Th,
and viii add about $50 900 more to
the sums actually paid out to labor
ing men of all classes. Taking into
account the Lemon Mill and several
lesser company's the amount Of coin
distributed in Eureka cannot be far
short of $3.50, 900. This sum should
make lively times intown.- Eureka
Sentinel, 3D..
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-06

MAJOR WI. RoGERs.-A lengthy
communication from "Uncle Billy
Rogers" appears in the Elko indie
pendent in refutation OF the I'M
founded charge of the Petaluma
Crescent, referred to by us some
time ago. The Majors reply is in
strong language, and backed up by
certificates from some of the most
reliable business men of this coast.
We may re-publish the communion
ton tomorrow
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-06
New York, February 3.-Rev. DIR.

New YORK, February 3.-Rev. DIR.
Cuyler, of Brooklyn, will be tried
tomorrow for violating the rules Of
the Church, in allowing a lady to
occupy his pulpit.
To-day was the sixty-first anniver-
sary of the birth of Horace Greeley.
The event was celebrated by a recep-
ton this evening, at which most of
the newspaper men of New York
shook the hand Of that we'll known
Journalist.
The Reformers held a large meet
ing at Apollo Hall this evening.
Delegates we're present from all the
wards. Resolutions were adopted
setting forth that the Reform organi-
cation was the exponent eff the
Democracy Of this city. and as such
called upon the Legislature to give
the city a charter which shall leave
the entire government of the city in
the hands Of its local officers; also.
denouncing the recent frauds, and
recommending hat the Iaborers be
paid by the Controller under the
new powers conferred by the Legis-
lature-
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-06
A QUESTION OF Terms.

Two State Senators were elected
in White Pine county at the last
election. The question has siRce
arisen, which Of these Senators holds
for the long term and which for the
short term. We infer from an artl-
Gle in the White Pine News that
both gentlemen still claim the full
measure Of the Office. The News
can find nothing in the Constitution
or statutes governing the case. We
believe there is none. The Constr
tuition provides hat the Senators
elected at the first election should
draw lots. but this does not affect the
case of Senators to be chosen IN
Senatorial districts subsequently to
be formed. The act of 1869 creating
the county of White Pine reads as
follows:
"Sec. +. The county of White
Pine shall constitute one Senatorial
and n Assembly district, and until
otherwise provided shall be entitled
to a representation of two Senators
and five members of the Assembly
in the Legislature of the State"
This does not specify the terms fer
which the two Senators shall be
elected. We do not call to mind
any general requiring the drawing
of lots in such cases. 1t is a novel
and anomalous case. The act OF
last Winter increasing the represen-
tation OF Lincoln county IS more
definite. That county IS % en-
titled to two Senators and three As
semblymen. Zone of said Senators
shall be elected for and hold Office
as Senator for the term of two years,
and the other Senator for four years"
This is definite. The White Pine
act probably individually omitted
any reference to the length of the re-
spectiye terms of the Senators au-
thoriZed.
In the absence of any act author
izing or directing 4 drawing of lots,
between these gentlemen, there
might be some doubt as to how far
the Senate would be bound by an
arrangement even though the parties
agreed to be bound by it. There
appears to be nothing in the statutes
expressly limiting the term of either
gentleman to two years or four, or
prohibiting White Pine from being
represented ley two Senators each
holding for four years; but the
spirit of the Constitution favorS q
long term, and a short term, for
obvious reasons The News favors
a reference OF these claims to the
next Senate, that body to decide
WHICH, SLiIl uOlu over . dIlu Ildb IIt
people elect at the coming election
a Senator to succeed the claimant
who is decided to hold for the short
term. As Messrs. Mills and Cleve-
land were elected on opposing tick
cts, it might be difficult for a parti-
san majority in the Senate to decide
the case on its merits. Perhaps that
body would decline to touch the
question, but leave the present Sena-
tors to serve the full term but it
would be prudent in the people OF
White Pine to provide for the emer-
gency by the election of a Senator
this Fall. As the law now stands
White Pine IS entitled to two Sena-
tors, and there is nothing to show
that the term OF either of them is less
than four years.
MAJOR WI. RoGERs.-A lengthy
communication from "Uncle Billy
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-06

Big LoAD.-A team of l. mules,
belonging to Jacob Waddish, loaded
at the freight depot this week with
$4,000 pounds for Hamilton. Many
other teams have loaded with heavy
freights and rolled out to the differ
ent mines. Very little delay has oc-
CURED thus far in loading all the
teams that have applied for freight
at this place Elko Independent,
81.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-06
NoEECS-

TAvING SOLD THE SAZERAC BUILDING
ANB BALLOON, all persons having papers
or valuables on deposit are requested to call for
IN. SAM at once; and all persons indebted To me
are requested to call and settle, as all accounts
remaining unsettled will be placed in the hands
of an attorney. UEO. l.. dlbSoN.
Carson. T. bruary 5, 1872. fe6-1m
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-06

The ladies of Petsluma, Cal, have
formed a Leap Year Club which
they have named the "Wee Wee
Club" The club gave a successful
party recently.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-06

Morlath is the name of a new
town laid out a few days ago, in Nc
Geary District, thirty miles north of
Eureka.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-06

Marin county, Cal, has voted, by
21O majority, in favor of giving Il
subsidy Of S1G0. 900 to the North
Pacific Railroad Company. This re-
suit was to be expected. Except in
very rare cases, all subsidy elections
will terminate in favor Of the sub
sidy, for the people asking the sub
sidy are interested to that amount in
carryingit it, while very few people are
interested in defeating it to an
amount which will induce any exer-
ton, and a large number of voters
are not interested at all. II San Fran
cisco Post.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-06

The Southern Californian is the
title of a new weekly paper pub
lishel in Bakersfield, Kern county,
CAL, by Selwyn Britain.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-06

The BIGGEST HALF.-The Deseret
News says: 1T is an old weather
wise saying in this region, hat the
bears come out Of their hiding places
about this time Of the year, and if
they can see their shadow they take
to their ~restagain. This agrees with
the old Scotch saying:
=. When canilema> clear and fair,
The half o. Winters to come, an MAR
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-06
GOOD TEMPLARS
n.

L CONVENTION OF III LODGES OF TIL
n State If Nevada will be- held in Carson Cit
commencing Mnaiay, February 9Th, ls73, ard
viii be continued for such time as may be deter
mined by the Convention. All members q III
order in good standing will BE- admitted to seats
and allowed to participate in all proceedings.
The business Of the Convention will be trans
acted in the Subordinate Degree, and will be
opened in the higher degrees only for exemplihca-
ton Of the private work of said degrees.
The Convention vii! assemble at Masonic Hall
at , o'clock p. m on the above day. Public In
-~tallation Of the officers OF Union Lodge, No. 4, al
- O'Clock. ?. M.
4 public meeting at the Methodist Church on
Tuesday evening at - O'Clock.
Addresses will he delivered by A D. Wood. G.
W. C. T.. and VIM. II. Mills, q. VIC
The public is cordially invited To attend the
public meetings.
WIN. PATTERSON, Ch'n.
Committee OF Arrangements.
J. }. LINZ, Sec'y. Ja2l-td
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-06
CLUB.

~yFEMBERS OF THIS CLUB ARE HEREBY
vi notified that the regular meeting will be
held THIS TUESDAY EVENING. A good
attendance is desired, as very important business
Will come Def re the Club.
T.. s ELDRIDGE, President.
Carson, Feb. 6, 1872. te6,lt
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-06

MURPHY MINING CoMPASY.-rhis
company lately incorporated in San
Francisco for the purpose of operat-
ing in Nye county, of this State, as
We see 10y the Reveille, is going
ahead in earnest. The superinteRd-
ent is working 30 men on the mines
Of Ophir Canyon, and the fine mill
situated at that place is shortly to
be set in milton. Our friend Hill
Beachey is President of the com
pany.- Eureka Sentinel.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-06

The Chicago Tribune wants DR..
Livingstone brought back and put
under bonds to keep out of Africa.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-06
Dissolution Notice.

THE COPARTNERSuIP HERETOFORE EX-
listing between J. J. Mcclellan and Byron
Sherman. under the name and style of NcCLEL-
Ian & SHERMAN, is this day dissolved by anu
tual consent. J. J. Mcclellan is alone authorized
to pay all debts due from said firm.
J.. J. MCCLELLAN,
BYRON SHERMAN.
Saltwater, New. Jan. Il, 1872. ja2'-3ot
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-06
10 s. t.!

CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT ISSUED BY
n US for Que Hundred Dollars CSlOO), dated
September %, 1871, and numbered s.Z94, payable
to the order of CHARLOTTE MARTIN, AND BY
HER ENDORSED. All persons are cautioned against
purchasing said certificate, payment Of the same
having been stopped.
WELLS, FARGO 4 CO, H. +. RICE. Agent.
Carson, February 2, 1872 fe3-lw
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-06

My friend, stop that terrible cough, and
thus avoid Il eonsumptive's grave, by
using DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery. For curing all throat. bronchial
and lung diseases il has never been equal
ed. Sold by druggists. jaSl-w
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-06

chanical and all others Of the attest
pat and best laAaGAetare. Including
nris Of nearly every creature in AMI
nsJ nat"re, Baby Carriages, Ro-kins
lses, Wax Dolls, AMI all kinds Of
ties.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-02-04
AuUSRnl RNTS.


This evening Miss Lydia Thompson and
her talented company will appear in the
first act of "Sinbad the Sailor" which
will be followed by the burlesque of the
Brigands.' Miss Lydia Thompson, as
Alless0ndr0 MassarOni, will introduce her
world-renowned rifle dance. Tomorrow
evening, for the first time, the entirely new
burlesque extravaganza. written expressly
for Miss Thompson and her company, en-
titled kenilwOrth' The grand spec
tacular burlesque of g Joan OF Arc" is in
rehearsal.
St. Charles THEATRE
This evening the Ticket of Leave Man"
will be presented. in which Miss Lolita will
appear in her sparkling impersonation OF
Sam IFilioughby. Lolita, assisted by Ben
De Bar, will shortly appear in burlesque.
Varieties Theatre.
Tomorrow evening Mr.. Edwin Adams
will enter upon an engagement at the Va
rieties Theatre, and will then appear in
:. EnOch Arden" which will be presented
every evening during the week and at the
Wednesday and Saturday matinees.
The Opera House.
This evening the opera of "Lucretia
Borgia" and two vaudevilles, each in one
act.
TivOli Circle.
The Paris Pavilion Circus is warmed by
furnaces, and is comfortable even when the
weather is cold. Performance this evening.
and tomorrow noon and night. Go early
in order to secure good seats.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-02-04
Law and Order Triumphant.

The Springfield Republican, of the twenty
seventh of January contained another evil
dence that the editor of that able journal
fully understands the Louisiana trouble:
For the last four days everything has re-
NAMED quiet at New Orleans, and the Bit
ter legislative struggle seems to have
ended. with a complete victory for Gov
ernor Warmoth at all points. The Carter
lite members of the Senate are back in their
seats. and the House members OF that fac
ton have appeared and asked for permits
sion to return, which has been granted, OK
cept in the case of Carter and several Of
his chief abettors. The House has passed
a resolution ratifying the action of the ex-
ira session in expelling Carter and electing
Brewster Speaker in his place, and the
courts have strengthened Warmoth's po-
sition by declaring that the assemblage
over which Carter has pretended to pre-
side had no legal authority. Governor
Warmoth is certainly very far from being
a model official, but in the complications OF
the last few weeks he has represented the
side Of law and order, and his triumph Is
therefore matter for congratulatiOn.