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New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-31
PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY sup
PLIES.


OFFICE CHIEF QrARrzaN Steep
Department of TrsSe.
San Antonio, Texas, May 2 bay
GEALED PROPOSALS, DULY ENDORSED 40
- suc1. subject to the usual conditions vii, be
received az this Office and at the offices of th~
United states quartermasters at the severa, posts
named below. except Galveston. Texas. AMI Cadas
LAY siFtSFv OF juS Sn m 10 on paS t
grain al places and in quantities, more oA oess is
AUSTIN, TEXAS
16, ,a50 pounds Oats 80 go pouuis Corr,
FORT BLISS, TEXAS.
l9,.!o pounds Oats or Barley, 80 42a pounts Gsrse
FORT CLARK, TEXAS
il.2 $50 pounds Oats 2.3i.,'6 pounds ccr.4.
FORT CONCHo, TEXAS.
:ai2b pounds Oats 1894 pounds Core.
FORT DAVIS, TEXAS.
1856. pounds Oats or Barley, 35'3;' Hesa4s
FORT DUNCAN TEXAS.
1920 pounds Oats 2o7-9 pounds Corn.
FORT GIBSON, INDIAN TERRITORY.
l4l.69 pounds Oats 233,2.) pot.ads Cora
FORT GRIFFIN, TEXAS
:5.,;N pounds Oats So: o,o pounds Core
FORT MCKAvETT, TEXAS.
Sic, ,320 pounds Oats, 633,64} pounds Cogn.
FORT QUITMAN, TEXAS.
1856 pounds Oats or Barley, % aji pouuds Cora,
FORT RICHARDSON, TEXAS.
.2I,eso pounds Oats 541 $50 pounds Cora.
SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS
.3a. 900 pounds Oats 1873 oo5 pounds Cora
FORT SILL INDIAN TERRITORY
S3: ~ pounds Oats l so pa pounds CorG.
FORT STOCKTON, TEXAS.
fi}oeo pounds oats OK Barley. 2,1 }t9 pound.
Corn.
BIDS vii be received for the delivery OF ,;'a
pounds Of Oata. more or esa, az Cajdo Station, Ola
the Missouri. kans and Texas rail Dad Tor Font
SN Indian Territory.
BIDS will I,e received for 4o} $50 pounds Of t-,s
more Or less. to be delivered at Denison, Texas;
also Tor 9s9,63 pounds of Oats, o. less, to he
delivered at Galveston Texas; also for l22 IA
pounds OF Oats, more or less, TO be delivered at
Austin Texas.
The above are the estimated quantities That ~ils
be required at each place accoruing to the present
distribution OF troops, but the governMent Reserves
the right TO ncrea Sc or diminish tie same at &nt
time during the continuance OF the contract
AL grain to be well sacked; the oats II. good reg
blrlaps the corn in good, new, double gCIliei
A.. grain TO be inspected on beh St OF the Uni teA
States al the Place OF delivery.
Delivery of the grain to commence within thirty
DAYS afer notice OF the award OF the soGtracE
has been given.
Ii IS desired to purchase in ,is vicinity q escri
post from the products OF the neighhotf". FARMS
and settlements; and BIDS for any peItol OF the
specified supplies will be considered.
Separate bids must be made 10. eac II pos i. s-i@
I:ca.e and for each article.
Bank forms of proposals can be had Oa -ppllCs
ton to the quarta-masters o. tae above Iamef
posts, or 70 the unders igne,.
By order of the Department Commander:
$ B. HOLADIRO
Deputy QIartermaster General, Ua.ted States
Army, Chief QuartermaSter mY-I g.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-31

WHOSE WATCH ERNEST B:lla1z was a.
the corner Of Magazine and jackson streets
Offering to sci. good gold watch foc a sum
80 insignificant as TO create suspicion. He
was taken before Judge Mccullough. when
he stated that one OF the wh;tewashed sepU,.
clrs= Of Dryades street had sold i. TO hin
fo- So,
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-31
rIefeoroiogicni and River Report.

i'l5 s:gaa. service. United statez army.
reports. toc t-a 6euef: OF commerce, the
meteorological r.oord. and rise OF t'l OF
the rivers. a. 3l3 2. NJ. l0ca! tine. yester
DAY a. follows.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-31

Yesterday being the day SCI apart for the
ceremony Of decorating the graves Of CrioU
soldiers. al. the d.s.-.c. courts adjourned
over to to day.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-31

BAL. or HorE JCSIoRs.-Thc first grand
ca,ice and Ma bal. viii be giver this cvf:.-
.rc bv the Hope Hook and Ladder F!se
Co.npa-y No 3. Jr.. az Carrol. Ha...
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-31

SuoRg hASD.-Mattie Gainnie sought TO
Obtain a small advance in money from an
acquaintance, and as the party OF the
second pare vas unable 10 see it, Nat be-
gan f :,.a:sc lin :or which the assai,alt
goes down . tso Criminal Court.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-31

Considering the dull month and other
circumstances the prices are to-erab.y far.
The cd c,.nre continues to rule, but a
movement VIII soon be matured which Will
break VI the King, or at least shat;er i SO
badly that it viii grow little more gen
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-31

MUNICIPAL CoURTs.-These courts a..
tended to little business yesterday further
than attending 10 the dock.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-31

j. J. Hendricks, the fellow who can s.
neatly write another mans name. gees t
the Criminal Court.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-31
PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE AM
STEiNps

SgF.Cz sHlzg Quart s'ft<-F'p
Ue.a-tXel. 0. 90 H-'. a
sew Orleans La, 3T ~, -'5.S
SEiIGD PROPOSALS IL TRI?iTCa Il n.Ia
- copT OF t-I!s advertiser eu- ata - zach
MI be rect.-ed at t.iis Office u:.. we've ca" o
N, MONDAY, June 50, 1915, toI APP T.:'- s-'i1-n
posts N shis Derartmcut. moitlly q, iefliJet.
tlcn July !, 1913, 20 June 2l,.5'l va - :dis
lowing quantities of corn rl.IS, :. 81 s-3
STRAW more or less, viz;
so.por ''.'s, ga. ..:ss
sona 60 soL-.
Jackso: Barracks La........ s. :"
Baton Rouge, La..........e.. - =
Little Rock, Ark.........-.s - -
JaC khon, SlI55. ."
BIDS for any part oTle supple, -, - gece' -ss
Al aeces-ary iuiosmat.o.- i. !s9a:. - b-iGinss
rec q-iyerents etc With blank 'ocln4 = p:op'-riss
describing the I'D and quality 0: tO-a.e ana
Straw, VIII Le fy:H.s:4ed o. sPp-'lt'oa :. 'hta
Office; and bids aot made upon these Il. =. - 70
conformity tLetto VIII no: Je cons .de:el
Proposals to be aidIes5eG to tLe .s.cs fs.A
ard ma! ked Proposals tor Fgrasen
WILLIAM 3. fC'sEs
ny3D6t tn.cf QGar'-rnlsteT
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-31

EArMAHER BASE BALL CLU,;.-This even
;n- there WI, lie an annual fancy dress and
calico bal. given by the Hay:naker Base
Bali C.uj a. Jackson Hall. corner OF Cal
i:cpe ald Clara streets. The names 0; the
committee OF arrangements ant: managers
are a sufficient guarantee of success.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-31

.vo city clerks since
Boston has had only -. W. iSs2. aud taey
its orgaatza-iou in May,
have been father and sou.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-31
omcc nIi..;.,irpi and Mexican Gu!f Ship

Ca1al COMPANY. New Ocleeas Ms 10, Title
a@u., meeting Of stockholders :o- t--e election CT
Crec -o,s Q: t25 COMPANY vi! &c bad a th3 office
O. ne co1,pa--~. " Il CouM6-strez . HNE-
DAY I-.IA 2 f;-g tor l. 4 NJ m, ? u
nv til L. {. L1MA3IE. See:e.arr p-o ZEN.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-31
pRoP0sALsFOR FORAGEANDsTHAW

OFFICE OF CHEF Q-ARTRRaAsTHR, ,
Depa, tmeut OF the G!lt :
New Orleans La, Ma %, 1873
CEArED PROPOSALS. IN TRIPLICATE WITH a
- copy Of this advertisement attached 20 each.
VII be received at this office Uti. twelve o'clock
NJ, J;,Ge 90, 1873 tor supplying the Cnted states
O1arternasteT's Department with such QUANTITIES
OF com. oats, timothy hay and wheat straw of the
best quality as may be required for usa at the
depot in this city, to ship 20 stations i'll this de-
pac.men. NOT otherwise provjei and to fl. req'.is
s.tlOn5 received from the department OF TeTasa
during the fiscal year commenting July ., 1879
ald ending June 80, 1874.
About 10 tons of corn and oats, lJs tons 81 hay
and 80 coas OF straw VIII be required n the Citye
AMI that required for shipment - not known. =
is for any part OF tie supplies WI. be secei veEs
A. necessary Information in regard to b. idnSp
requirements, etc, with blank toIms OF proposals.
viii be furnished application ia THIS Office, and
BIDS not made upon these forms, OF il conformity
thereto, viii not be considered.
Proposals to De addressed 20 the uader. gne4 in
envelopes marked "PioDo7a,5 toy Forage'
WILLIAM &. HI",,,o
tJ'i 'i.,pfC Sta
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-31

the city, and on the other to safeguard
those OF the butchers. tAe tax lately i'm
posed by the city should be reduced from
s!xt7 to forty cents, and they firmly believe
that By such reduction ali Interests would
be secured, AID all parties interested sat
istied.
This was signed by Mr.. Jean Bertin as
chairman
Mayor Wilt and Administrator Turnbuil
received the petition and told the petitioa-
e-s that due Cols;de, alton would be given
il. Probably t..e Administrators under
stand the situation and are able TO handle
tie meat ring as l. deserves Some people
are SO captious as to think the entire svs
TENT il is systeu,-a.i wrong. and thai
a radical change should be made in the dis
position o. our markets. Almost any
change would be an improvement.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-31

UMBRELLAs-Uniess our suggestion IS
carried into teetotal effect. the rain vii.
flood New Orleans. 1t is proposed tha: the
lucky and the un!ucl1y carry umbrellas
every day, no matter if the sun does shine
brightly. The provecbial Dad luck Of many
people i. obtaining fair weather whenever
good effect. Let all heed our remarks, and
Mr. Probabilities will get badly fooled in
nis daily representations
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-31
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
PROPOSALS..

DEPARTMENT or COsNEFCg,
Eew Orleans, May ~, 1873. s
CEALED PROPOSALS. ADDRESSED TO THE CN.
= signed, Will he received a. this offce until
THURSDAY, June 5, 1873, at twelve O'Clock NJ TO
establish a skin ferry at the head of Upper Line
street, Sixth District as!per ordinance No. 2lis
Administration series. L. NJ TCRNbCLL
mv23 2; q 22 % 81 81 ie3fJ Administrator.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-31
IaE RIVERS.
A1o-s 50

TIE :.vev here IS two .ees i've !lcAss
below Li-L va.ec mark o. ISL.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-31

THa- GLORIOUS JUHY.-The following
are tn names OF the petty jury v-o 0o-
elared Pierre Bertin not guilty:
State, Of louisiana VS.. MARTINEZ o-.So'
alias .ec-e notwithstanding and entering
dwelling house in the night time, VIII q
dangerous weapon. AZ,
J. Mitchell. C. Quinn. John versing. VII
liam Wall. Louis O'Brien, j. Augustln,
JOSEPH Meyer, john sheehan. ". Wheiton,
LII, Z .merman, j. Trepagnier, George
Baztie
Tie case was given to the jury Mondav.
tie twenty sixth instant, about twelve
O'clock and Tuesday evening, tAe tweLSiy .
seventh. a. half-past seven, they oroush'
il a verde. Of not guilty.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-31
OFFICIAL NOTICES
SPECIAL NOTICE.

OpFIos STATE TAx COLLECTOR, FIRST DlsrMcf, j.
No. l63 Grav!er street =
New Orleans, May 50. l371S
DARTIEs HAVING COMPLAINED TO Me THAT
1 my irspec sOrs continue to annoy them aftsr
their licenses have been paid [ would suggest that
n future ali annoy aace can be avoided by piacD
tha license or licenses in some conspicuous place,
at the place of business thereby conform nc with
law as read in section iify.Our, act No i3 Of 1911
my3l 2t \. c. FOLGER, Collector
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-31

The GRAND ISLE ExCURsIoS.-The steam
boat Bcssiec, Captain Gus Richards, will
not start for Grand Isle until tomorrow
morning, being detained on account OF
portion Of her deck leaking. She viii 90
down tne river, ou. Southwest Pass. over
to the island and return by way Of Bayou
BaratarIs up to the river end OF Harvey's
canal
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-31

SALE OF MARKET REvENUEs.-The recent
change made by orr City Council relative
to the market ordinance took an unusual
number Of spectators and meat vendors to
the Ci:y Hal yesterday to attend the auc-
tyuras Obtained for the month OF June:
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-31
..OTICE.

w a.. WHOM IT MAY CoECERT T:-EIIE~Esss
II certain suit, instituted by Henry J. Card
neL aad lster bGt,er; trustees vs. Eew 0rleanss
Court OF the United States District 81 s.i;is mae
and known OF the docket OF said Co,:T No.
oi9], tie aforesaid trustees have adveI-ia.t iOy
sale, on FRIDAY, June 8, 1873, certain prepeitS
lying within the city OF New Orleans and
OF such property the same can NOT be corrsr4;x
designated and located and in such She afore=
said tir5tees may seek TO include the rgopebty and
ferry rights referred 10 in and em' '.raCed 'T cers
tam acts and Joint resolution Of the t.-reral Asa
seHo:T ct ILe state et Louisiana, aorc .arcicsss
&c No. %, page ,.en.y-sl!l.: approved Apguae
Ac: 10. ad, page twenty-five, approved February
J.iu: reso:.ution u. g., page ..z.T-ssv.s. ST.
Act No. 81 psss iity t".. approve! !s5cu..y 80
=, ", then, .hs i, o 70 fv a. :.erz,ns n.ornss.
ever intsl ding to urcla q. -atI .,-- othee-
wise that the seveIG acts and tie SiI.s e)It,o4s
o. the Legislature ct Louisiana nere:aaso~- re-
fe,.ed to, and any and all o.her statues o' -i,s
STAT SO they have Or pretend 70 .a~e coz
vtTea o. 1tc! fered with any property tEeu ems
by he, Trustee for the Of '4e r;.b'
flr they have pretended to- .r have .;auted the
iig4- OF way through he: pubic streets. or up1e
.Ca., CT have ia:er:t.ed .le:ew.,: ..a ..
t,ley seek 20 transfer, %. lave ..lAsfeire!
ee X ~ INV '',sG's Way Or or anref 10 -
: the .!.y 0. .nw Orleans IN her o". .-l' Or helt
ia tc.s. ~ tc. for the p.tlic 81 ?r aar pe:"2 a
pa,.o:s .,olhstertr, a.: -.i.,vue,....- ~ -
VOID: that neither the Ncw orleans NGG,'e alr
Clat-:aooga Railroad Conpany o. tne New O.,a:rr
No5-.e slG Texas Railroad Company la; y ls-e
a ~ .-it, tItle, interest calm il a.s. 70 tue
p Cp=iIJ aHd lights Aforesaid, and tha- 80
v.1c:.t 4 l7sa. or eq ,aJ.e rslt 10 l,e .la
LFp3t-ecdtetl-e SAME, or to aiec. 'hc sa4 rTpSs
eIlY AID rights, rr any part tLeIc0f 5r the ,!seC.
o. ;st reterct': 10 in and forma; t.e ba. q tise
SIT or l!oceeilng afJre 30; - s..c
c. New orleans cams 90 BE- ei- 500
AID o.l7 owner, legal and eau;-abe, ~ 81. OF
the plo-erty AID :!gats aGore sa aI, tj.: See
a-c sIs aimed as hey Claim has been an. uJ7. H.
oT q jGf4lhe1 o. fhe Supreme Ee.tt - !.1a-a
rendered CO.trad-CtOrily witit the Stw ~ s.us.
Mobile AID Texas Railroad Companv. ale VII
gatG any person or persons se.ttl! up .a7
r;.-t o" eltle 20 tie sad 1:ove:tT & .a.s priv
ic7t5 and t-agsL.sca v.lethc. s.d.l.ls - hott
uLjer tire oltc.npate: 5a.. not cge3 sep
and Vi. prosecute :!Ic came. s;.c. -c.he sLSs'
exteu. es t.!e .aW.
tots :. .!..Tx s!lpr-
GEORGE $. LACE" Sitv A.-,gae-. rny3 u
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-31

CITY MEAT VENDORS IN CoMMlIIEE::-
The acton o. the City Council resara.n;s .;,s
the market ord; nance shockeu .hsr sOfnT fnTmed @
comnlittee AID presented the following
NEW ORLEANS. May 80 lo'''
To the Mayor and Administrators VI ''-e wy
New Or.eaus,
GESrLEMEN-Your petitioners Ii. '"olS saa
represent that in the last ordinance pas.
by your honorable body, the interests OF
the butchers are seriously injured. tor WA;-e
very few will be benefited BY 1t, by tar
the greater number Of them will be ru!ned.
The tax OF sixty cents per stall Will tail
much more heavily on the small butchers
who daily sell but limited quantity OF
meat-aad these are by far the most nj
merous class, than the ordinance hereto
tore existing. ami which has just been re-
pealed
Your petitioners would, therefore. repre-
sent to your honorable body. that IN order.
OF the ore side, to protect the Interests 0:
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-31
Notice.-Onice American nlrtual In-ur.

anco Association Q: New Cc-ea.5. ~. 2 CONNER
ca. Place. between s.. Ciac-es a-f Camp streets,
New Orleans Ma q, I315.-No-;Ce Is he-eov gwen
20 J.. whom il NAV concern AID 70 the pt.JlIt gen
era.!- that, by & restitution unanimously adopted
by tie Boa-C o. Trustees a. their special meeting
held Cu TIE sere2teelt ar. D. LEU bA r, Esq,
has ceased tc he Pres:deat CT :i..5 ASSOCIATION.
BY order OF the Boatd.
ntv21 l5t E. METER, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-31
CORPORATIONS,

sioners shall be in the same mode as that for the
election of directors, and twOthirds Of the votes
shall be required for the election Of each commits
sioner. The liquidation shall be in the
and within the time directed by the stockholders
at a meeting 10 be convened for that object.
" Th@s done and passed in my office; a. the city Q:
first abeve written, in presence OF Messcs. Henry
L Ker and Alcee J. Ker, competent witne sses, who
hereuntO sign their names, together with said ap
pearers, and me. notary, after due reading.
OtiS-2a! slSned:
Victor Se-e...... -
C. Roseus. .22i
john Jackson, per James Jackson. "a
James ac1son
Ar. M:l.en6arger & Pollock. ociS....................2.
T. o. Moore, per John +. Pollock.
Wa Sxlne pfi ciaiborae :Hhh ls william ca ID
Mrs. Louis Claiborne, by william c. c. Cla
Miss C.arise C.aiborne, By william {. c. Cla..
borne Jr. agent. .........................io leo
" I-IIdLA u u Cidi OIAt,
Mrs n 4 Johnston, by Ai.ajn Eusts, agent...lSo
Charles H. Kelno1; per Theo; Conmasere.. LEO
y Ntan.dU5, per Charles I. DuSazon......... .3p
Thomas Layton for self ....... .................ioo
And 39l4 shares by proxy:
P. S. Armtta ,c....... IS Henry Bodne-. 50
Rev. 5. B;teuI....... 80 +. II. Brauer......... -
j. Brunus .........-.. 10 A. T. Le.olg ..........l@
Catholic Association 90 II. V. LOring, executor 5
c. Ceateu1........... 80 John T. Moore. ,......l;0
d. A. Cha1raix.... NJ. MIGrat ath.......... %
A. Caste-iain 90 Jackson McNeill...... IL
Mrs. S. A. Croome. lib; Charles Manson ..... 66
De5uvs Ogden.... u n Mithoif ............ 40
{. T. Deb,eiiIl.. 10 Anna M.ltenoerser.. .. l
A. De.as. .............. J. n. Pe-Che Arch
j. y. c. Freitag..... Is bishop .............. so
p Focstai........... 25 George Palfrev ...,... ~
f. Forster. 33 Fanny c. Qlgley..... 25
A. n. Gfford......... 50 Frederic Rode yaii. ..2l5
L. G-i.aing. ........... 40 Ferdinand G. Rode.
Miss Frances Gasauet ~ wa,d ...............2 253
Miss Martha V. Gas. Mrs. Julia Rodewald. IL
QUel. 10 Henry A, RoIaNaid. 50
Peter Cioeet. t........220 A. Z. Richards. I3A
Robert tIoeet... Francis Rogers. ..... ~
Pablo Gepi .......... so II. II. Stauley........1D5
william Harper....... 10 John Stewart.......21o
Theo. Hillma........ 10 Edward Saucer...... II
Emosene Hicks Estate John Smith. -. 81
Pred. e. Huth .......l0J Dr.. George TerTeI.... 50
J. &. Jones 100 r. +. Theuyer. o.
Mary s. James. 35 William Wa,ker...... s0
BraIish Johnson. .2le Estate c. l.. Wolfe. .
R. L. Kennedy........ 25 George G.. Williams. -
5. s.. Marie Lebretoa. 40 Mrs. H. Wson........ ~
Jules Lecesne......... 81 PhIlo h!te.......... 80
Moses Lazarus. ....... 10
Thomas LAYTON For self and for pro1.eS, foug thou
nd 2rait. ~ taa SlSrea
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-31
Local Intelligence.

HEAruEys.-Recentl a lad from the
Third District Orphan Asylum had a COW
in his charge back of town. A brawny fel-
low appeared ani drove the animal away.
and rot..:Eg has been heard Of it since. The
lad informed his employers Of the circum-
stance, and 1t was arranged to send the boy
out with another COW, but a man accom-
panied I'm, secreted near. As was sus-
pected, tne heathens appeared and were
about TO run of the COW, when the sentinel
appeared The three whelps Immediately
disappeared, but fellows whorob orphan
asyluns should have been arrested and
thrown as phvsic to the Modoes.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-31

Cap.ai.. Malone and Spec:a: OH:cer Du
inas Yesterday arrested J. W. Hunsaker.
late paris. Judge of \. James PARISH, On o
warrant issued by Judge O. j. F!aGg. Of
tie Fourth Judicial D:srric. Cour-. St
James parish. charged by George Z. Bovee
With embezz.emeut AID breach of trust.
The accused will lie taken today TO st.
James parish. He was formerly parish
Judge. .le predecessor Of Judge S. +. S;51
ron. Tne en- bezzlemert is said to amount
70 aoc1. 81 .l1t in school funds. the crime
being COMMITTED while tha ACCUSED was
treasurer OF the school board.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-31

DISTRESSING ACC-DENT.-When tne Me-
ropo!.can Battery was firing the national sa-
lutte at twelve O'clock yesterday. one o.
those unfortunate m:sLaps occurred w:':c,.
mar the completeness OF sach day. As
Officer James Rawlings was ramming home
tie charge tor a second fire. tne gun was
p,emattireiy disc charged. f.iyhtful'y lasoer.
a,ing h.s right hand, tearing Oft the thum1,
breaking his forearm, and inaictln1
other injuries OF e lesser character. Officer
L. D. Alien. who had his thumb On the
vent, had it torn open by the explosion, but
the surgeon VIII probably save il. The
wounds OF O1icer Rawlings are mere Sc
.:ous, ard it is feared he viii be
compelled 20 lose lis arm. He has
always been a faithful and conscientious
officer and highly esteemed BIZ his supari
ors. He is married and has a family. Ii
was ne who. during the troubles in ST.
Ma-t:a parish. made his way from New
IBERIA TO Brasheay City o. foot with
wounded coITade.
Tie wounded men were conveyed from
the ce,neterr II a United States aMbu-
lance. under the charge OF Dr.. j. B. Cooper.
The tac.s Of TIE Case becoming known to
the people on the grounds. they .immedi..
ateIy contributed about 500 toc the relief
O. the sufferers. Th:s generous aid will BE-
especially timely to Mr.. Rawlings, for WIKI e
absent in st. Naytinsvi.!e the house he lived
in was burned down, and his household
property destroyed.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-31

The impression that the Den:oc.a.. are
still il possession Of Grant parish is false.
The Reput leans hold al; the c.tces. have
held q tern, o; cour: ari enforced every
mandate. Shay, the e.a.if, G.a not resign
but holds cr. lie say. .:e e:.ned .'.a: state
mcnt TO save bis lite. as he was surrounded
IA the pine weeds y men wlc threatened
10 hang h:9 ii :lc lefuSed TO Do &c. This is
the way ,hs tus. n;a:s n.anu:att-:e ey:.
.ie2Ce.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-31

4 Fusion Ms-.:.aa. W., ca:.e! a. .'.e
G,re:no:'. o:f:ce ye-tc: da-, are: saw clerk
busy Ma.-.., ta;nIl.e: eo.:es c: Ca:pca-
tec- speed. al. ore. tl,co-n:r-, exc. .a:.ne,::
'keIiog. IS a. enigma. Ca-1el'a. made q
speech aga-na. l.:n. and he:e !.e IS pr.at.n !,
ard distributing !. &c strengthen lis post
ton. icaat understand til. q. a.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-31

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New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-31

The Eic"y,'ue wants .hc United State, g
have fee ira le. SO do We. especially with
Mexicc. We Can then trade tina. country
a tribe OF New Orleans astat, - :o- a few
K:cLapccs. ard make a. eaoc.nc.s Dre-.:.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-31
LOCAL POLITICAL.TOPICs.

An echo of the Presidents proclamation
reverberates back from the classic forests
of Bossier. Notwithstanding there was
fifteen hundred coIored majority against
them. the Fusion candidates seized the Of
fees and dehed federal and State troops to
come and take them. The colorei people
were ready to take Up arms and resent the
outrage themselves, but the Republican
leaders thought i. best to settle the Difficult
" without. bIocdshed. And this has been
done. When that proclamation came, the
UsUrpers broke for tle woods AMI did not
feel at al wariiks. They overwhelmed tue
legally elected Republican officers with
recognition. and did no: for any greater
consideration than that the troops De kept
away. Taxes axe being raiJ. spd al is
lovely. Not the least among the shameful
acts of the McEnery preteasion was the ap.
pointment of Democratic officers in this
Overwhelmingly colored parish.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-31

High Fusion ei-c.e' are a. auiet a. the
grave. IL Low FUsioo ei:eles tacr. is :
split. .E' question IS Whether tie dog is
dead or ;.oi! Those who think 1t Is and
favor ACCEPTING The situation. are in TIE
'nn49a' majority. They are called the
Dead Dogs" Those who still have bosom
in t!e'r hopes axe eScess:vei: rare, but as
they have nothing e'5, 20 dc before aud
after &c, lunch they Keep UP tain: bark
ii around tie heels Of ..ei: d:scoaso.a.c
al..e. Tae~ c.suiiT ca. :aeAs:.vss tie
I've Plrps.'