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Neue Wn3eigen.
SlniicSlnna in Scrns.

Der llnter,eiChnete Bat 0ergaueeRen Serbit bei iei=
ner EunoreIie ourb Gera3 elHeu iur enc oeutihe I'm
iieotun9 Ouruau5 ~ginfii9en glaB i'm Iorben ps
Stuute6 an5aelu6t. Oerietbe liegt unmittelbar on
Der projctfirten SiiO-9acifc> Bobn, 80 Wieileu ipeft=
LID BON oem ieeieeu @nOe oieier 8abn unb eb%eniopeit
norbiib bon Dem jceigen @nnpuntte cer pEeraier'
&entralbdbn," tv Uieilen pom Sountp=Sige, 5 Ntei=
Zen bon etnem 9roBcn 5al;perte nm an Der 6aupt=
BoiiitrdBe bes GouHtp's. 9as 2ano 9e60rt gum be-
fen IN 2eras. Der Eitel lit periett, unD ole &duf6
iinO br liberal. Mle Deutibg, Die iih
cine CUTE GEo biitige Setmatp iuheu unc Die geneist
itno, i6 bel Der Aniieblung Su betbeilteen, mogen
oa5 Ndbere %erfabren. fuenn fe 5lpildeu Z uno 8 lpr
abenbs poripre1cn bel Or. j.. Gbener,
Sir. ia, Sipro=G eutrafs9Ipe.
U4,7,2O, 3, 6,o,32,5) Baltimore, Wlo.
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9r. 9Dnig's
& amuraer Wruf<Sher.

Sn @roB6rtttanien, Srantreid unb Seuti6tan6 1T
Or. au9uf 3onie's 0amburser Sruitt5ee etn9eihb:t
unb in Den Nrmee'n. SoipItalarn, IrmeubduIern mo
offentliden G~nitalten in bcltdnoi9em 9ebraube, TO-
mic aun in Der bausIidrn Braris. 5%auienoe bon
@iittei 9etrost baden, ftro BON benz Sraiitbee blei=
BEND ee5eilt moroen. 0as Badet tolet % Gents uno
1T in allen Ipotbeten %oorrntpig.
u. SugeIer s Gcnp.,
(Sdu. 15,1S.,2 .p.) M9Gnten fir Imerita.
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Wn Wlc. bic es nuaebti

ga Der n2lopo@8auuersin Gr. 1" lid ~aufgel6It BAT
unO nit alien UiitalitOern i6 ir~cunoi1oftti6 abgc=
%!nnoen, 70 mcroen blern!it ale Perionens lpetde ats
OOer nift, aui9eiorbcrt, 0ieielbeu an oen aouutatcn9.
$. Robinion, jun, Siooit=@te Der 9uniitraBe unb
Sroaopap, an Ooer Dor Ntonta9, ocn p. Sanr. 1872,
einSureibeH.
SIN ~slHitrose or6 @rGiocnten:
(i8) Suuls S~cDfenfeie, Gefr.
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0ilNiie<8unb.

@erein fir sebensperitdaeruns, aransenEHnters
ftiisuna une SupperatiorSefem.
Sotuobf &ebens-, ais and 3eitpolicen iperben BON
elmer incorporirten 2ebensoeriiderunes s. @eIell@ Gft
oes Stddtes yteD=9ort aus9e9ebeu.
aranten@ltnterftitsun9 ite6en Dollars pro WoGe.
Jtdbere austunit ert6eilen bic autOrtfirlen Isenten
oe5 Sunbes. DfS.13,1S)
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9cuer 8Qunereiu.

Ncuer SQuoeret1
gGF Seinnntb=S auDerein Nr+ 9. @Rga
Grfe SerIamntlnn9 lno @in3ablun9 9pnuerftae,
BEN 1. Scbr, bel S0L 2tpp, GIe Der @baies uHb
Somerictfr.
@lntrittogetb 80 Gts., GuFagc 80 Gts., 3inIen %
Cts. pofcGttih pro @ntbeil nei $3.50 bis $2UU g6Tina
oun9s SumilIe. Seine Sooie. Seine Gotcn! acin
2GartcH!
Simmer baar GetSi
Hur 1000 antbsile meroen Gus9egebcn. SIN Aui=
TRACE
(lS-2Sl Sciurid, SecS, prot. GER.
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'US Sinnn.

Saus= un6 @runbei9entbums<M dtIer,
SIR. rs uuS 40, Xa~ip=S5uileiuas,
Gde Der 2erington= uno ct. 8aultrdBe, Baltimore,
tauit uno ~perfauit gisentbum in Der Stabt IL. in oen
e%onnties, Sisbt 9Gns= uno gruno 3inien elm, ioru'e
timnten Seoin9nnaen, leibt @etoer aut 5uperl6if9e
Siderpeit mo beiorst ole Jpn aaoertrdUfe @eiGGite
prompt, (34n22. 12JJftcl
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@eaa's "GRAND DUCHESS" G6ls
uiiG,es Waijer.

NIjHJEb NNUIjtts
HRHAD's GEAED DUCHESS COLOGNE"
"RKAD's GRAND DUCHESS COLOGNE"
aRKAD's GRAND DUCHESS CoLoaNx.n
Oa5 bette folnii6e @aiier in amerifa, unil6ertrofs
fen bon ir9enb einem anoeren Artifel. Rein Seiuder
Baltimore'S ioate es untertaffen, fb nit einer SiaiGe
bie5es
an~sae5eid1neten parfIrn3
5u periebeH. @benio pirb einpiobleH:
sEeap's SempeiritfersSSpqaet,"
.8ieao's EempeIritter< SD amet,"
,gteao's Gempetritter=B oquet."
Gerner loate auf feinem Goilettentiine fehlcn:
rReao's masiid,es Yuluer lhr b5ien pals"
-Eeap's mogiibes VuIusr iiir boien 5als,"
eiE unihertreiii9es Seilmtttel ftr Safsfeibcn irgcno
iuelber Art, mic cine Ifaihe, rtdbtig angeDanot, bars
tbun miro. Die gBirfuas oss gstttels III einf nuns
bsrbare. rs. 3. Reac,
(Sept16.1S) Scr. 1Sf, Baltimore, nabe &iabtRr.
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leberj6us iibsr bic Mnssabtn.
$2,96S,o0 o 25 1924, 6S IL $4,OO6.5 500 81
getrieb5foiten.

65 97-100 p. C. 81 7-10 p. C. SO 58-p. C.
@egeu paSSabr 1870 baben itd} bieGtnnabs
men um $1,485, 662.33, bic 4uSqaben INN
s453 ,427. SO uermebrt, mOrauS I'D cine i3u-
nabme beS Wetto=Brofits um 81, O33 ,234 En-
aibt. Ser I%il9ungsfono fir bas ltdotilfe
9arleben lit auf 81 ,354,316.67 a%ngepatien.
Ourf Den SilguugsionS murbe bas 2onoo-
ner snleben BON 800, 900 Yiuno Sterlias hm
S83 ,248 %perrin9eft.
Mm 81. Sftober 1870 ipurbe aui Die &api.
tal-Mftien cine Gipibenoe Don A Yro;ent Be.
sabft, unb cine dbnlide am /. Wai 1871.
Dessleiden besablte bic GOmpasnie bic Oao
rauf laftenbel SunoesleHern prompt. Die
Yerbinolihfeiten Der &ompasnie babsu fit
lett Der abrednun9 bonn 80. September 1870
folsenbermaBeu permebrt: 6-pro5entige Yrios
ritdtSaftieu aweiter Serie 1921 400. Das
@ewinn= nno @erluReG onto seist, uad ab-
aug bon $500, 900 fir abgeiddete &erlnfe
al Dampfern, einen i3uma1s bon 81 ,7S1,.
681. go.
Sa8 Dampfer SefA1ft.
Im IA. Suli 1865 faufte bic Gompaanie
BON ben Ser. Staaten A Dampfer, melhe Die
Namen nSQegang," ,Garroa," u9omuiet"
NIB ,Worcefer" erbielfen, smedentipredenb
auSgeriiiet uno auf Der Qinie smilAe1 Ualti.
more uno liverpool einseitelt ,purben, ami
iuelder fe SO erfolgreihe Neiien madbten.
Iaeroinss ermieien itd bic Dampfer fir ben
groBarti9 anmadienben Yerfebr ais ,nsurei.
heno; allein oieie 2tnie legte ben @runo fir
ben Dampfer . Berfebr 5miifen Baltimore,
3iperpool nnb Bremen, Der iest TIM bobfen
Maabe bliibt. Der ~srOBartise Griolg bteler
&inien fann oarnad beretnet peroeii, baB Der
Surplus Fluid bG 9auptbabnlie uno oeren
Yerbinoungen(5u welden Die Dampir.Qinien
gebSrenl iett S23, 246, 1852. 3S betraat.
Mebl= unb &Oblenban6eI.
Der Derttt oeS transport > Departments
srgisbt, baB bnrd bic gabu 1,077,e4 9di-
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SanOcreire.
standardization.

Die 0tit9lteoer pcs - StGr : Sapoereim3 STR. 3"
Iine bterourlb beudGri6tigt, 6a3 bic SabresuerjGmIll-
llbr, itottitnoet; 81 Straie fur g~tt1terl1cineRbc. Sm
Aattrage oe5 YrdtoentCu:
t20l SGlUrnon 0ututaun, Getr,
Oentge WaIgingtnuzSauBerein S3r. 5.
Sic Wiit9lieoer weroen ble,bur9 5ur Sabres=8er=
f%at1lnlun9 aui MtittiDud), rem "a. 3, 0its., abfno5
ltr, eingelaoen. SDed: 2Eabl bes YerUaltun0s=
9tGt0e5 un0 abb6r Des Sdbre5 8eri6tes.
(20tl 2efnluLer, Gbriitiiibrer.
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0ufang ri1rs meuen Wanpereins.
9n1tinnt>Sn

Cbtser gerstn bat iu6 polfdnois o~rgonifirt uno
iaineSSeamten erDd6lt, pesbalb Aue ein9elaben file,
luelhe antbetle 3u Hebmen Dltnldeu, bel SrH. >.
Sidoborn. Sde ppu &iougbz une Regifterfraae,
aN,ttppt 4beno Z nbr 5m erIbrinen, no Su9leib
Die eritc 4u1ase itattfnoct.
81. GReid,, Yr1i.;
Q9,2O-D eJpf. 9ehmirt, Setr.
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- vSie WaG)t anl ytbetn"
So trdgt Nels.
gortras nit @eIans bel Gag uub gtuGttn
u. &lcineibft's 4e15= Tabrif, gtr. 21SI
Roroz@ apltrabe, Z Sbiiren liiolI6 BON
8elatr 0tarfte.
(SeIana, porsetra9en BON "unierem Gr!5.A)
Gs fe6t bic @adt i'm 9'eIJ an Jtbeiu,
0(ein 8aterlanb, fdnuit rubt9 ielIi,
60 lan9e unlcr &leineibff lprldt,
Dari's lrtcren eineH Deutl1en MOT.
eht lit Der ReIS uno aud, gar iein,
Sbr 8unoen font 8an5 ru9l9 letHi
Gtebt tet uno fault rebt ell
Bel SfIeineibf Hur alein!
(Dtottfe IauI6t mo trast:)
Scr fnQt bic nBatt am Mtetn"
Dott ipdt mn NiitterEdhtE
Sci Sieineibh mus Is lein,
gBo RaT be BelBe rnGht.
Sort Sbr Die Msefer ttirreng
RdIbinen ~brauIeno Itebeu3
Gin Erei6eR fat gum Srren,
Bor g iein Wort Su fpreten!
IS fbre6t oas @ctnurr 6ee 8drsn,
Der 3obet tniri6t init 3a5Ren,
Die 9faroer iGrei'R, ais Ddren
@s 2ouienoe BON Sndren.
Dem Beoft wiro's Sell Seridnlttsr,
Sas 1T bic Shul6 Der Wipbcn,
Weil jegt in unierer Dtttten
Bran 5ablt nit lauter 0oteH.
Der Sermeliu bitt' @raocn,
Ooh &ieineibft 9ieht fe n!&i.
Shone % aar' fir ieinen 2a0en
SIT ieine critic BfIi6t.
Ghrei'n ftisIih bod Die 0crSen:
2as uns ole Wiiff' uno 8rageH,
Wirb Sober nit uns iber5eH
Genn feline 8els' mir tra9enf
gber! Aber! fein @rbarmen
gel;e tra9en Jfei6' unb 9rmen;I
WGfie, Gra9en, @oharette,
Bic Sobanla uno Die gtettR,
Boas, Saporiten uH6 Yenerine,
Die Wargaretbe mo SatbGrine.
feiHe OefeH auo 8elSmiiBe
2iebt ielbft Si5marG nm Inner f5rtSe."
u. aieineibf,
GHgross8eI3fabrifaRt.
&teinz8erfanf In Der crIten @tage oes Habrif Sc
6duoes uub in S1r. a6f]a, aScft : SaltimoreEr,,
eeeeniiher Aooms' @rpreB@SiRce.
Sas 9roS=2aaer miro in 9sr. 2f3, RpresG APPS
gtrase, iortaefiibrt. fHua. 81, 5gffe.l
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9er Sentide GerreiponSent.
Baltimore, %. aanuar 1872.
Ger

AID ADVERTISEMENTS, NOTICES &c.
Published in tho "CoRRzspoNnxNr'' In the English
nd GERMAN languages.
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Snnss<N,,4e;os.

8ertuauoteH uno Greunben Die trouIige HaGri6t,
oaB uniere 9eIiebte 2ohter uub Shpeiter. Roia
Sea. in benz sorten alter Don 5 s obrsn, 8 1ionaten
une IS Eaeen o~eitorben lit.
Das Scsrdbni5 iR6et mprstn, Wsittmodb,
Radlrniftas nm b nbr pom 1rauerbauie t5sllir7
3o7nl aus TAFT.
t?Ol @ittpe @eprs #pff uns Sinner.
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S~eriamullanQs- Mnaelgen.
G. .. g. g.! aufaepaBt!

Die @htslieocr Der nrose Sir. lis" balteu Witt
rppd,, Den q. San1ar, Ibenrs q ubr, in ibreln
Gotaie, 9ir. &1a, g9Git : BultunorcifrdBe, cine Con
ucrtion. ane Wiit9Iisoer Derben auigcfoyoelt, ib
eiu8uitnoen, oa piuti8e 9eidGie jur 8ortage torz
inca. aue SbDcitcr%to9en itno Sur GbciInabme Gin
9ciacen. SIN 4uitra9g
At2C-1 rer n&Uae Er. fi5, SC. .. g. G."
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11rOuiOrntiQ,

2ebeuszSerfderung oHrh fuodcntfihe Brimiers
3ablun9en. Silbcn Dollars pro sSo6e &ranteIz
9elb.-Sin mad cen @Rieeen nes Stnates Wfarplano
incoIporirter uno uHter ben auipicien Der
,Gseeuieitiscn SebenS Seriid)crung Geiels
jd,aff pom Saitimpre,"
Hr. II, Soutp@, 9egenttber Germanftraee,
oraarifrter GereiN. i222-l
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pt. l. Wienet,
Sgutide Nb0tlcfe.
Sic Slrfiidls 9ujiiidru N9hcr
1000
SelObnuua

n IL HH
ely VF fir irgeuo einen Sau BON bin.
Den, bluten6en, iudenoen ure
ihlpdrenoen 6Gmorrboioen, metGe Sc Sima'S IA
morE9oIoen@9etlnlittet ni6t turtIen fam, Sc ii nIr
tlr gdnlorrboioen unb nidts anoere5 1~ubereitet mn
Baue ppn mepr ais 20 Sabren Iauer furirt. 90
bel allen 0ro9uihen gu BADEN. Yreis al.
Odnie ". SOus, aaent,
(0eJ.7,t9,t&ml Rr. 339, get 8oittm6rs syoss
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gHo. lc.s sirgra nrsGG;na

AtNj ASiS Dttito DSfuutJN
gerionen, wel6e um3is9en, etnsn gSehiel res @es
fbdite5 maiden ODER @eihdite ~etubttren mrroen luobts
tpln, tit e!nen lleberidia9 Iir @eindIts6ildner. DRIFT
iu6eH u. {. 10. On Gusgenbeimer s aSeil, Shreib<
inateriatien : Sabritanten, gsr. f55, 9Seft zSiaitiz
tnOreitrafe, 5u ienoeu, uelde fceben Elm dns9epebna
ts6 afiottiment BON 9d,reib.Su!ten, Nlbmtls,
Vortemonnaie'S Golbfefern unb cine aroBe Nus
lDabl bon bi6lnen @e9enfGnbeu, ipel1e I'D fir
Ueitz1eibente el9nen, erbaIten babe1.
Sinige biDi6e S5ibsln mo Sebefbidber p0rrG<
tbi9, Detde icbr bilt9 ob9elaiien iperoen. t292-)
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Gclnrr ~nns,nIrihcm
Oclncr alts3n(eiheu

$5000) aui @runoei9ent9um in osr Gtabt.
12U0S Sinees = SarseGnt,
500 t20-) Nr. 3, ct. 8auljtr
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9ermifd)te Gln3ejgca.
Bur Nahrfht

fir Sehermann 0a6 i'd itlne pon mcinem Sobae
Seinrid, 3inFauc 9eInahte Sdulpen dnertenHeH
oner bssahlen tueroe S9uaS Sinfdne,
1921 yfr. y42. Cf<&abette., eide Der Durbamitr.
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Mnseiac.

5nr 9anmutsrIaItcn uno 9tclen gu r~ebuJrtsH Bret.
len uetoeu SIupfIeinss gtoten in Sablun9 angenoms
men. ~. 70. nv GuSblin < Sobne,
(gfOp. fS,3Y1tcl Gle Der Wr~ TT unb SIeiioentftr.
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0r. ScOrQ NcultuQ

IN BON europa 5uriid9eteprt uno miro, ME fribty,
ietne Sprenliunben iHr augen. unc ObrenIcs
BENT c td9lid Don II bis ) ubr in Rr. 90, Rorps
GbarIesfrake, abbaIten. (252-)
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-02-09

BETHESDA MINERAL WATER.-.Among the
most fatal diseases to which residents OF
the Mississippi valley are liable that known
as ''Bright's disease of the kidneys" has a
mournful prominence. Regarded by many
as impossible OF cure, the victim Of it sees
death in its most horrible form as inevita-
BILE. But quite lately it has been discovered
that the waters of the Bethesda spring
were certain and speedy cure for this hor-
rible disease, even when it had assumed its
worst form. This spring is situated at
Waukesha, Wisconsin, and such is the fame
that its waters have earned that it is
shipped in vast quantities all over the
country. The analysis Of this water by DR..
c. f. Chandler, the celebrated New York
chemist, detected that the principal miner
ais held in suspension were cloride of sodi-
UNI, sal patassa, sal sodium, bi-carb. lime,
bi-carb. magnesia, bi-carb. iron, bi-carb.
soda, alumina and silica-the fourth and
fifth largely preponderate. We are glad to
notice that depot for the sale of the
Bethesda water has been opened in this
city, by Mr.. H. D. Huff, under tie st. James
Hotel, and as the price charged tor it is far
lower than that charged for other mineral
waters, we hope to see it come into general
use NJ an early date. Although regarded
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-02-09
We copy this from the jackson Plot j.:

Samuel P. Harvey, chancery clerk of
COpiah county. was, on the fifth instant.
brutally murdered by man named Robert
Rice, at Hazlehurst in this State Mr..
Harvey was a witness in the contested cleo
ton case of that county, and was on the eve
of his departure for jackson, where he had
been summoned to appear in evidence be-
fore the Committee on Contested Elections.
Mr.. Harvey was most exemplary citizen,
and a thoroughly competent clerk, respect
ed and esteemed by all who knew him: and
it is alleged that 20 provOcatiOn whatever
was given for the cowardly and inhuman
act which occasioned his death.
The perpetrator of the deed was for a
long time a fugitive from justice during
military rule in this State, he having com
mitted an oifense, and escaped by Jumping
from a train of cars while in motion. Up
to the time of this writing, no effort has
been made for his arrest.
The circumstances of Harvey's death. so
far as we can learn, were as follows: Harvey
went into store, and Rice approached him
with pistol drawn, and said: Now, you
must give an account of yourself - at
the same moment fired, the shot taking eff
feet in Harvey's breast, killing him almost
instantly.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-02-09
Joint committees Of school buildings and

Joint committees OF school buildings and
finance.
Communication from the principal of the
Fulton School in regard to using Swinton's
UniteIStates History, was referred to COM
mittee on text books.
The secretary presented his report Of text
books received and disposed of during the
month of December, 1871. Referred to coin-
mittee on text books.
The custodian of the depository presented
his monthly report, which was referred 10
the committee on text books.
Communication from Miss w. A. Brown,
asking leave of absence for one month.
Recommended by the director OF the sec
ond ward, to be granted without salary 1or
the time Recommendation adopted:
Request from the president OF the JEWISH
Asylum for Orphans, that text BOOKS De
furnished to the inmates of the same now
in attendance at the public schools he,
quest referred to the director OF the ward
with power to act.
Report of beneficiary cadets, forwarded
by Colonel D. F. Boyd, Superintendent
Louisiana State University, for October,
November and December, 1871: also, asking
that eight vaeancies may he filled. Inc
communicatiouwas referred to the commit
tee on high schools.
Mr. Boothby presented the following:
Res0leed, That the committee on repairs
be authorized to cause an additional room
to be constructed in the Jefferson School.
The resolution was adopted.
A number of bills were presented and re-
ferred to the finance committee for examina-
ton. after which the board went into eX-
ecutive session. and, on the reopening of
the doors, adjourned.
WILLIAM ROBINSON,
Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-02-09
A ku-kIux StOry-NVhat a.Passe eyer from
Memphis to Cincinnati Says He saw.

CINCINNATI, February 5-A gentleman
from Tennessee gives the following account
of some ku-klux operations which came
under bis observation on his way to this
city from Memphis At Brownsville, Ten
nessee, on Friday, band of Ku-Klux had
just hung negro, whose dead body was
placed on the train by the brother and sis
ter of deceased. About the same time the
train was boarded by one hundred ku-
Klux, each armed with two navy revOlvers.
After the train had left the station, the
Ku-klux commenced firing at the negroes
in the ears. wounding four, two of them
very badly. A number of other persons had
their clothing perforated with balls. AS the
train passed through the woods one of the
party hurried through the baggagecar and
over the tender, from which he fired upon
the engineer, the bullet passing through the
engineers hat. The engineer now seized
his assailant and hurled him from the train,
down an embankment. the brakeman firing
two shots after him. The supposition is
that they expected to stop the train and
take possession of the Objectionable parties
who were on the train. At Bells station
the party left the train, taking the wounded
with them.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-02-09
ADJUSTMENTS.
ST. Charles Theatre.


This evening benefit of Lolita, the fairy
coincidence, when will be presented the
comedy OF Captain Charlotte" the extra
vaganza of Norma" and the farce Of
Family Jars Rainbow matinee to-
morrow at twelve o'clock.
Varieties Theatre.
Benefit of Mr.. Edwin Adams at the Va
rieties Theatre this evening, on which occa-
SIGN ne will appear in his unrivaled rendi-
ton of En0ch Arden, with Miss Augusta L..
Dargon as Aanie Leigh. Grand ''Enoch
Arden " matinee tomorrow. In prepare
ton, the great drama of ''Red Light
Academy of Music.
The repertoire of Miss Lydia Thompson,
the peerless queen of burlesque, does not
begin to be exhausted. This lady takes a
benefit tonight, when she will appear, sup
ported by the entire troupe, i'll the comedy
of Little Rebel" and the burlesgue of the
"Princess of the Trebizonde,' which has
never before been presented to New
Orleans audience. "kenilworth' matinee
tomorrow aJ twelve o'clock.
TivoIi Circle.
The grand success Of Mr.. Dan Rice with
his Paris Pavilion Circus in TivOi circle,
has eIuboldened him to invite the Grand
Duke to witness the circus, gymnastlc and
acrobatic performances. The public are
delighted with the entertainments, which
include the educated dogs and the trick
horse. Go to the matinee at twelve o'clock
to day, or to the performance this evening
at quarter to eight o'clock. only tour
more performances in Tivoli circle, the
next move being to Washington square,
Sunday evening.
Odd Fellows Hall.
The new Presbyterian church, to be com
20, t1,., a ~
like many other useful institutions. needs
funds, and so the Rev. B. Wayne has been
prompted to induce the ladies to preside al
the fair in Odd Fellows Hall, which has
now reached its last night. In addition td
the refreshments offered, other attractions
will be presented this evening, including al
entertainment by the Sans Souci Club
and song by a well known young lady
Remember that the fair closes this evening
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w. Jasper Blackburn. in letter from
New Orleans to the Homer Iidd, says of
George w. Carter:
l met him after his failure to take the
Mechanics Institute by storm, and said to
him that he and Governor Warmoth should
never have fallen out and become such
mortal enemies; that they were once bosom
friends, and knew each others special
feults and weaknesses, if either had any,
and they should have remained friends. l
told him, also, that he might be the best
writer. bnt thought Warnoth could out
general him. He said candidly, Warmoth
was the hardest man to head he. ever got
after" And such is the general impression.
have never yet heard the bitterest enemy
who did not acknowledge that Governor
Warmoth is q man of superior tact and
talent
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

BY NEVILLE & VAN SOLINGEN. at half past ten
O'Clock, at warehouse No. l, Customhouse
building cigars, cigarettes, rum, linen tobacco,
drdss goods, boots, cork screws, spoons, bitters.
claret, gloves, suspenders, umbrellas, cravats,
handkerchefs, black silk, jelly, poke tbooks,
knives, thimbles, necklaces, finger rings, toy
watches-COectOr sale.
BY SHERIFF SAUVINET, at II o'clock, at Aer-
chants and Auctoneers' Exchange, schooner
Time, her tackle etc.-Widow Masdelena Lang
hoff VS.. William W. Ryan ct ais.
BY LOUIS STERN & BROS, at 10 o'clock, at No.
is Chartres street, 800 cases boots, shoes and
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NOTICE..

TSrrED STATES LAND OFFICE,
New orleans, January %. 1872. :
COMPLAINT HAVING BEEN ENTERED AT THIS
rariSh oasipst Robert Poindexter for abai-
dd onipat lis homestead entry, No IA, dated
Anil %. 1869 upon the southeast quarter of the
tbaa = quarter east half of southeast quarter,
southwest quarter of southeast quarter, section
twenty township seven south, range twelve east,
in Greensburg distltcf, , LOUISIANA with view 10
hereby summoned to appear at this Office on the
twenty sixth day of February, 1872 at O'Clock p.
NJ to respond and furnish testimony concerning
said alleged abandonment.
CHAS BARNARD. Register.
ia2I law w w H. HYATT, Receiver.
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TINE TO HARMoNIzE.-We copy the fol
lowing from the LOuisia'aia'a of yesterday:
The peaceable election two or three days
ago of officers for the ensuing twelve
months, in the Third Ward Republican
Club of this city. furnishes us the opportu
nifty to suggest the absolute Importance Of
hencefOrward laying down that bitterness
and hostility which has divided our people,
and in view of the great work to be accom-
plished, and the great battle to be fought
in November organize and harmonic all
the Republicans of the ward. No good,
temporary nor PERMANENT, can be accom-
plished by division and strife. Nothing but
unmixed evil can come to the Republican
party of split in its ranks. In view,
therefore, of these facts and considerations
let every Republican discOuntenance and
frOwn down any attempt at division IN the
Republican ranks in future.
Let the leaders and controllers of the
party give no countenance whatever Ill the
future to the efforts of the demagogue and
the INSCRIPTIONS aspirant after notoriety.
Let our organizations be preserved intact.
Let each ward with its one mother club,
and every member of such club be willing
at all times to subordinate his private
preferences of one Republican over another
to the will of the majority and for the ben
eft of the whole. The time is fast ap-
preaching when, as a party, we will need
all the unity, all the oneness of purpose,
and all the numbers that we can secure and
command to successfully contend against
the serted leglons of our welldrllled enc
mics. And now, at this early period, at this
initial step of one of our wards, we throw
out these remarks for the consideration Oh
our friends.