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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-08-19
The State Committee.

The State Committee.
l. There shall be State Committee,
composed of three members from each
congressional district. Such members
shall be appointed by the President OF
the Convention Oh the nomination OF
their respective congressional delega-
tons provided that such nomination
shall be made by at least a majority
of such districts concurring; otherwise
and in default of such nomination. the
president shall make the appointments
for such districts.
Vacancies in any such delegation af-
ter the same shall have been formed,
shall be filled by the committee upon
the nomination of the remaining MEM
bers from such district.
The State committee thus constitu-
ted is charged with the affairs of the
party, and shall have power to perfect
its organization and to direct its con-
duct in obedience to the declarations
and policy of the party as the same
shall be sent forth by this Convention.
1t may decide all questions at issue
which may arise in election districts
calculated to effect the harmony and
the interest of the party.
The State committee shall meet at
such times and places as they may
themselves determine. but especially
at such time and place as the EXecu-
tive Committee may designate.
,. There shall be All Executive Com
mittee, resident at Richmond, COM
posed of three persons, to be appointed
by the President of the Convention !;
and a secretary to be appointed by such
committee.
This, the Executive Committee,
shall have no power to originate any
measure. 1t shall be their express and
single duty to execute and carry out
the plans of the State Committee, as
the same shall, from time to time, be
laid down by that Committee, under
whose authority it shall act. and to
whose revision all the acts of this EX-
ecutlve Committee shall be subject.
CITY AND COUNTY ORGANIZATION.
8. Each city and county. by popular
meeting, after due notice or through
the medium of existing organizations,
may appoint city or county commit
tee. consist of two members from each
township or ward in each city or coun-
ty, who shall be charged with the af-
fairs and conduct of the party in such
city or county regulating and
directing the same, either by
wards and townships or otherwise, as
such committee may prescribe.
Such committee shall elect a chair
man, whose duty it shall be to appoint
all meetings and regulate all affairs as
to the party, which may embrace the
city or county.
In the election of delegates to any
election district convention, it shall
be the duty of such committee of the
city or county to prescribe by public
notice whether such appointments
shall be made by ward, township, city,
or county meeting, and the number of
delegates to which such ward, town.
ship, city, or county shall be entitled.
ReSoiUed, That all nominations made
by counties, senatorial of election dis
tricts, and all that may be hereafter
made by delegates already appointed
under the plan of organization hereto
fore adopted, are hereby declared regu-
lar and valid.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-08-19
THE NEW PLAN OF ORGANI.
ZATION.

The late Convention at Rich
mond, adopted by the following
plan of organization for the party
in Va. 1t is quite an improvement
on the old one.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-08-19
THE OYSTER TAX.

The committee on Business, through
Hon. John T. Harris, presented the
following; which was adopted:
ResoLUed, that the Conservative par
ty disclaims any intention to impose
burdensome restraints on any section,
and pledges to correct any erroneous
or mistaken legislation disturbing the
harmony and welfare of the tidewater
section of the State believing that all
acts imposing a tax OH any interest
not general in the Commonwealth,
should be modified and adjusted on
principles of equity and justice to all
sections, reducing the tax imposed
within reasonable and proper bounds"
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-08-19
SULLINS COLLEGE,
BRISTOL-GOODSON. VA.

TIHR next Session Of Five Months. Of this School
for Young Ladies', will commence on the
2Sfh Day of January, '73, in charge
of the following teachers
REV b. SULLINS, A. NJ, Principal and Prof.
Of Mental, Moral and Advanced Nat. Sciences,
Prof. Z. Deiehuan, D. Phi, Professor Of Mathe-
ma-ics and Lan-uo.ss.
Mr.. y. =. Ch2nceaulme, Principal Academic De-
panment,
Mrs. Sullins. Principal Primary and Preparatory
Departments, and Miss Z. Cox and Hiss Jimmie
Carlwell, Assistants.
Prof, F. Z. Hacker; Teacher Of Music and Paint
ing and Drawing.
Mrs A. z. Sullins Matron.
TERMS. per Session Of Five Iortbs-one- half
in advance, unless by special contract:
Prh1ary Depaument...... ......sIO 90
Preparatory Department, ..........-.-. u 90
aca temic Dep't in Two Glasses, LIST Glass;. "a 90
81 class, 80. i 90
Collegiate DEPARTMENT Including Latiu...... 20 90
iptrIn languages, each ...-........ % 90
Music or Piano and 6uitar, each, with use Of
Piano .--.-.-. .......... p 90
Painting and Drawing, each, ..-........... 10 90
Needlework end Embroidery, each, ....... 10 90
Vocal Lessons to the whole school, ........ Free
Special Vocal Lessons. - 90
Board ana wood, -...--...-.. % %
Boarding department. in charge Of Principal and
his wife. Young ladies furnish their own pillow
cases, sheets. towels and lights. Washing can be
had at dollar per month. No deduction from
bills unless in cases Of protrscted sickness.
Eeg-For particulars address the Principal at
Bristol, Tenn. Jan. rs, '73.-tf
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..DLeMc0I.
J. K. SUMMON, M. D.

HAVING Located in BRISTOL Of
IL fer5 his services to the town and
vicinity. Special attention will be
given TO diseases of Women and Chill
dren, and all private diseases of males.
&c
REsIDENcE-On 9th Street. opposite
Baptist Female Institute,
oct. tn
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-08-19

ofits responsibility, but without fear
of defeat. Let all true Virginians
stand together for the sake of Virginia.
JAMES L. KEMPER.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23
T.: ENEMY TO ITS FRIENDS,

u: the readers O: TIE revolutionary organ
believe al they see in its editorial adum-
1iatioas they aye about the most badly in-
formed set OF people i'll New Orleans. No
proL1ine:: event Of Tie day connected
with affairs "a Louisiana has been cor
rac:ly reported in the P:;car2... for months.
.n! consequently no correct conclusion
:...: been presented in that oracle foy the
same length Of time, since the miSstatc-
neat Cf facts must lead to Their miscOn-
s::nc:ion. Congress has done nothing in
regard to Louisiana. and yes the public is
,;ai,r instructed tha; Congress has refused
t" recognize the Kellogg government.
"ht: The committee reports through its
G!t.e,rL: members. and what Congress
vii do il the premises, are two different
matters. and sensible newspaper should
fuse II mix and confounl the two as
beng identical, oUt O! regard to the press
;;sa!t. wh:c:. pretends 20 more intelligence
than this. ia other respects. the P;ccy.ac
has mis!oi It's readers. and if no corrective
has been applied they are certainly .nti-
tied :, or sympathy for the depth Of ig-
no-unce into which they have been
plunged.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23
ls.~ che Pageant wiz s@Rs

Tn. formation ~ the Sir 4rsHa D e'oE1s .
her. by ordered and decTetd as tcliOee
TIKI FIRST pIgI>IOS-snmprisrss eopA
Mask.rs in ranks of Four, and c"mmondo5 hy tie
LORD HIGH CONSTs SLE .F THE 3ErS 4ERS.
Will form Sn the south side Of sa1al stree theS
right resting Caron1slts sfSseto 0na tsaa .H2
toward the lake
THB SECOND DIeISION-soqn9risir RasRe9
Norssmen in sections of tour. aHS comm .utot 80
the MASThR OF THE HORSE, Will tNem OF shR
north eIde of Canal street, theiG Elgha o.''e.
ROyal street. and extending toward tho !eo~
TIE THIRD DIVISIONS comprising ~ CT 80
in open carriages, and commanded BY Pic &ohS
DF THIS CARRIAGES, Will tom. 90 SCso rfeoS&a
their right resting on Canal street
1HE SOCRTH DIviSIOS-s'ous9isi4s O. snssA.
ruhlic vehicles ana command, J.. - ot'sD 90
TIE VANS. ~iH form !he north s. 20 o. ejsn&
street tho night resting GIS, GSs.s .,os: SneS
extending tow q the rlseT
THE WITH DIyISIOE,CcrnrrsiW.s au5esS
and parties, whether in0H tsd Oh eos, IeYrs
s.utins ANY trade business in the af..s -
ti.ing articles or vaYrs will De u'Ie. 80 speC.4o
command of the LORD HIGH stERiSF e'F SHS
GUILDS, and viii form on ,h. S,uts sid. 9 s'eu&s
street. their right resting Cau eSos' S4Oi eB-
tsndius toward The river.
TIE SIXTH DlVISlON-Coul;v..~~ o seps9
ciers late corners outsiders ana su'"gte itg $50
where herein provided for. VIII ," tsndSd bp
the LORD OF THE UNATTACHED. .n% . S0rls
Camp street the pi&tr Ves'ias g. . % o eto.e-
All the aoave Will be rtd u!@d 6S % o
twelve Scloca u.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23

F.CADROE OF HOVSTKH P..::
Under command OF C,,cus.A.s S.9g. 90
a. :. Il, mandiDs The HOGSt'l.:i $50
ADH. ehargrd oy specisi .i,c' vim 80 i.sees1
:ioa OF the Re.cs ia the i!oya! IaII.a.
IfKRALDS
TIE EARL MARSHAL. oPTp' Ls 80.
STATE YRI~JSLRS.
Music.
THR ROYAL !iRMI
Consisting % picked G.tacIme..:s e. 90 Zoo
Arabia. Artillery. :!!tA Tuic.. .I.s $3.50
tsuso
pOuRsyiyAsIs
Crown AND ROYAL Hft.Ai.a
HIS MOST PusnSaHI MA.kSa. 90
KING or TIIE GAH.so.I.o
yHE COURT OF >T a..
DUKES Of IHE Mas
Escorted by guard Of honor %'i%...~ 20 90 Sac
a.n:s Own Nin';s.s'co... ~ %
H. ~. Aanc.rs
gAE ....sD i!'Gu al%'a.'
Music.
7HR EnYih SAyS
tit!an;" Hu5L,o.a
TIE SGfB AIGH Cns&iaSiV Go @SR
NE0MAHaI.
Sus!r.
sII!: BNuY G9e
sir.t DiyiaioEo
SHk &As1Eh OF 1!I& i!a''s o.
Music.
eecOrsi DiVf-!aao
TEr L"GD "p TIN CA%!siss
Muss.
Thiri Divf-iOno
THE LChD uS T:ik VAN~o
Hu.c.
Fourth Divi-iau.
@Hr i"ar H!GH sHER:FE ~ grp .gO.Ee o
Siu.c.
Filth advertising, fs;>,.:.u.
TN iOkD OF THE uHAHJ@..I
hgs..
SIKH Diyi.'ono
PLATOON OF IoLhao
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23
VOLUNTEER DIRT EATING.

The Fusion Legislature has delibe.-
..tely gone back Gu itself and or the doc
trine of State sovereignty by requesting
Congress 20 order q new election in this
STATE. /, It to be wondered at tha: the
P:rC"1:'lc Is ferocioUS. and frets for war
when its friends thus disregard its instruc-
tons and d!sparage its profound conc.p-
tioa c: the constitution? The Eusionis.s
pretend thai they We're honestly elected,
that they are entitled to their Offices. that
the United States has no authority to arb.
tfate Il any local matter. either for or
against them. and yet they !egislatiyely
affirm, SO grea, is their desire to receive
official positions. that they are willing to
have their election set aside. TO have them
selves returned to obscurity and to be
ordered into a new contest by the very
authorities which they pretend have no
power to direct them in any shape what
ever. They humbly retract all their
high professions of independence, they
swallow al their assertions about
the dishonesty and tyranny OF the general
government. they submit TO the suspicion
t1at tAei: pre5en. claims are based on
fraud. and. gently kneeling. ask Of the
Congress they have hitherto delighted in
abusing. that the election which they re-
fused 20 conduct honestly when they had
a chance may be ordered anew that their
cunning may have anothe. opportunity to
seek foc IL victory. AZ their prayer was
ordained to be refused from the beginning,
and as a little sense on their part should
have told them so, it does seem to Us tha.
tie resolution involving so muck Of re-
traction. qualification and selt-confessed
fraud should have been voted down by
the EUsionists O,t Of respect to what they
set fort. IS their principles. and what
they pretend 70 be facts. They have
zen Gir; with great ease for no available
or honest purpose that We can see.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23

mating with the commercial interests OF
New Orleans, which shows the two repub-
hes of Mexico and the United States in &c
cord for interoommunication by rail and
and steamer. We have the evidence that
this linz Of communication should be
most properly made by postal steamer
between VEGA Cruz and New Orleans.
VIII our merchants permit this commerce
TO fail for want OF filing this shor. link.
which might be done by contract IN thirty
days: We shall see.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23
HE SsrfgngO

~. arrival Of tbs King .nS aO9o 90 sSo
with mis- military essofs, Nhich s'If oiieo 'Gherl 80
W. head Of Canal street ae iI}g 3 O., On thS
moaning of nardi G1as - i'll be sureu'ced with o
s.lute OF twenty-five gus. Se vii E0e" sam,sh=
a-.Iy proceed to and take rOssessio9i AZ Hhe EI.o
Han sh"n the keys of the city will SeseI"enderes9
to sis Majesty by his 10y al sild d'noroS sEtJecS
th~ Mayor and where ne viii subGso 70 lSlF sraIS
a hrirS audience to the iJSES 90 Tos fAsLA
while the sagrant 10 sorm!as
Upo. arrival ~ this point ~. SaiSS si.% go
LOKDS Op THB CARRIAGES. Sss> ouc UGATS
TACHEH, and the LORD ij!.H SsIsHffs HHTHR
GUILDS together with their suiae, = ~ IL, aledo
ately proceed and take f0s'ri"e % 0hs poipt9,
her. matt er ASST gnrd for the wight go rSspS
tive Divisions, in the manner ia'3 oi"''o N Tine
our Royal Mandate, taking care 60 s'""' aIe ae@
in hns thrir respective bndeR. suio ret o. ssA
.r.,rs y. ths EARL MARSHAL o. Sk,s S8 n q
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23
HARD TO PLEASE,

Gc3a-,c federal soldiers were detailed 70
preserve order .: the capito. building. the
!lsionis:s set Up . howl tha: the national
authorities menacai the liberties OF the
State; because there are no fedora! soldiers
Stationed there to-day. the same set pre-
tend that the nation has abandoned 8 State
to be set upon and massacred by mob.
The fools who complained about the
presence of the troops will discove. their
level when they attempt to assert their
mastery in matters that the people with
drew tro:a .heir charge long ago.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23
Flow the Pagean. WIN S~aoo

Az precisely o'c!.cs = IOTs, s.iues - 40.
guns y. III be fired at the head e: mo stsreS
by Hri.adieT General the Duke of ot...N. soss-
ding the Rosai artillery, h.'. tis soHrS
and mil -. .sCort Viii tak. .p ths
aiong the ,outh side ~ ss.ai street :. 80. .E:aRo
section of 81. Charles street, a. ~ ~ sost.
when the left OF The King. ss.cr' = % h..voe
passed CarOnGe.et street., N" fIi.t J. .lsl.b Wa
move into h1', VIII en- ats !..' si.. s..s Sss.tai
Cana street III. Sc Cord Iivi.iOE -. .u.Er 10
line; the Third PviS ion vii follow Hs.G order.
y hen its left shall hav. crossed cam. Il s.t tho
Fourth Division VIII iOlOv. 'h- NTH 20 .. Esose
ing next il order. and th- Nf' tist-EGU lssss
zach III vision 20 be prov id-i ~i.a b.. - 'ousieO
its marshal .auked ,.tkel sa D. % aoS6o
ba.1sS senA . shield bear.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23

We invite specia! attention TO the adVer'
fisemcnts OF Messrs Frederckson X liarte,'
the famed druggists of Ne. i39 Canal
street. which will be found in another col
umn This house has long been considered
the fountain head in this city Of mineral
waters, and never WAS fame more Justly
and honestly won. N no place in the city
.en such sparkling and excellent mineral
ter. be found, and we are satisfied that.
we're the world searched over. no greater
va.Iety could w found than N our Town.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23
Soutr o, siarVSo

V'' ~. th.I''s street, Spa.si'g W.. 20 se
fh" t"-; ti"cI tu Prs street ihIDI.i. So: .'.ss
20 Magazine: down iasazlu. 20 ...li..cs stt,.,
though '.Gop" street % E.U'. .lvWst ,r.r. =. -hS
north SIDE o! sa:.l. 70 .bN a., 2t I..,s, .Gp I0
frmrtIt, 10 canal, to The EI.s state IL. A. -
Nuj"-is VIII graclou.ly r'Vlev %. .uA.,'. su&
dIh.iil7S 'hem to th'Ir Swn ei ,..., 4ito.,sarv
I'P"ui!S WAX hIs '0uIs :" kslsI=I'.uR ..I,pe
~ht'' i" Will give aHdisr.. during - t.ug o
:Nch loving su' jr"'s may "" !S0 .ss o. Ia.Ss
!."!"I ~ Tie Lord Chamberlain
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23

The Houston Union announces tina: SenOr
D.lgado. the great yioilnist from the CITY
Of Mexico. proposes 70 give series of per
eormsnces in Houston. y distinguished
citizen of San Antonio. who is fine judge
of music. expresses the opinion that as y
performer on the violin there is not the
equal ui Senor Delgado on this continent.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23

4 grand Mardi Gras ball viii be given
by V!cllant Steam Fire Company No. >. al
Turner Hail. The advertisement elsewhere
gives the names Of the committee Of ar.
rangements and other information relatin:
10 this festive occasion. 80 interesting TO
iremeu and others.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23
question of the hour. Mr.. Negley uttered

duCoLlOl VI LIE nOuI. -uA' -'OeAOy
this eminently wise sentiment:
One O, the best reconstruction acts OF
peace establishment would be the encour-
agement Of works Of internal Improvement
By Congress. One of the best armies 10
subdue the political heresles OF the South'
will be the column that builds the highways
Of commerce, and thereby stimulates the
industry and independence OF he" citizens.
t is with disposition TO accept what
has been elsewhere called "indUstra! re-
construction tina: the delegations from
Virginia and Georgia have obtained such o
generous RECOGNITION Of thei- merit and OF
ir necessities. Louisiana has occupied
Congress- and checke! out her share OF
the time and attention. IL ar exhaustive
,aport which proves an organized traud'
on one side, md az informal ir:egularity
on another, and 50 these combatants are
thrust Out o: Congress 20 settle their dlt-
f.rrnces with further and domestic
strife. IN the meantime the Mississippi
browns ou, TIE hopes Of her planter and
the factor. while the taxes. like the hoSs
of Egypt, are in svery mans bread tray.
II one State chooses to accept Intervention
bya iust federal aid. and another prefers
20 divide and destroy its people. be 1t so.
Bat when the people OF Louisiana come
to compare their condition with that OF
States not less brave or less honest than
herself, she vii! begin to feel that OF all
the plaques with which people can
atliict themselves. "tLe pla:Ge of poll
tics, il tie wort
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23

Since portion Of the Senate Committee
Oh Election and Privileges has reported III
favor Of a new election in Louisiana, the
Democ attic press Of the North is discussing
the question. lis notification n cOnstita.
,ionai ,ightl" The World Of the seven.
teenth Las more Than column On the
eubiect
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23

Colonel john Roy will! lecture a; th'
Academy of Sciences. corner OF Baronnc
md Common streets. to-mcrrow evening
at half-past seven o'clock, on the "EZl.".
sion of Boilers" All interested IL steam
anI its uses should attend.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23
TIE PLAGUE OF Politics.

For some two months pas. OK citizens
have looked to the te,essraplic reports OF
the Committee on Elections with as much
anxiety as if their daily bread and eternal
salvation rested en- thc strsso-y of War
moth Or the reraeity Q: Jacques. pu.!ng
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23

There may arise discussion as regards
the permanoncy Of republic in Spain. the
possibility uf the Bourbons being restored 70
the throne. or the suppression of the refot in
Cuba, but no sane man will argue against
ths Tact that Mr.. Jayne Magi keeps the
Ics: Of Havana cigar at lis new and e!e
CANT store. corner oi St. Charles and Com
iruu streets.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23
FREDEKTCkNOl 4 HARYE.

u
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS AMP
PHARMACSUTiCAL CHEMISTS.
l39............ ..CaurI .treet,.........o.. 1873
.Touro Buildinc-;.
Have Gi~sss in hto1e f.1' stoeL at pI.s
Drugs. MEDICINES.
CHEMICALS, GLASSWARE
rERFUNERY, soaps,
BRUSHES Of all i's"..l.'.nis.
SP0EGES- different grader.
PATENT MEDICINES French and American
stock, and anon. oar OWE s2'si.,s..s:
Cordial isir OF Iron and BARI.
Pulmcuic Ct.rr. Cordial. ,oIa;".n,. P.i"":.,c
Paste.
:out anu Kheumat." MiA.Grs; E.:-l:.L,!'- Worn
Lozenges.
Chlorate Potash Loa.nses: Norwegian Co! Liver
Oil.
Norwegian Cod liver OF wei. phosYha'. L.,n-
Genune Hair Tonic, s"liii:ied Giycerine.
DISTILLED COLOGNE WATER.
All these Article are prepared with :hs Greatest
care in our OWL laboratory. and are fully su.t
aHteth by
FRFDFRICKSOE \ IAETE,
Nc. l}s Canal street. rGuro Buildings
orders from the country. ly mai., viii lie
promptly attended :" :sS3 '.p
MINERAL WATER FOUNTAIN.
I39...... ..o..C"nai ~sreef..........-...I3:
'Isuro EuildiEsA,.
tn. oEiy place il the c.:s ~iierr is- .yGI.o Of
lind 90 draughs.
ICE CCiH aN;' SPARKLING:
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23

Colonel James 5. Cheney. Of the United
States and Canada Express. died at his
residence in Manchester, New Hampshire.
recently. after Il long sickness. aged about
Gity-six years. For many years Co!one!
Cheney wa. leading Democratic poiiti,
elan in New Hampshire.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23
PROGRESS OF THE NEW REBELLION.

PROGRESS OF THE NEW REBELLION.
Governor MeEnery. as his friends insist
in calling him. says 'this people" can
whip the federal soldiers and establish the
fusion government without trouble. The
Pic1y,r,e intimates. il very round terms.
tia: this is what ought TO be done. 1t
:he-cupon gives Us all the information
necessary as to the number Of soldiers al
the Barracks, their disposition. equip
;uen.. armament and 50 forth. Now fox
the whipping.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23

Tho bridge at llagan avenue having been
completed. the cars Of the Canal street line
will commence running through 10 tie
cemeteries this morning.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23

4 grand fair. for the benefit Vi Central
Church, corner Of Liberty and G,Squct
streets, Rev. DR.. Thompson, pastor. will
commence tomorrow evening. Comrli
mentary tickets have been received. The
committee of arrangements includes Mrs.
Frances Dunn. Mrs. Colonel Lewis. Mrs.
Governor Antoine, Mrs. Governor Pinch
back. Mrs. Saunders and Mrs. vance.
Those who attend the far will pass al hour
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23

Home made linen bJsoms and cr1s for
shirts, and shirts made 10 order at Leigh
toms shirt factory. corner Canal and St.
Charles streets. Rnc scarf. AZ the same
place for only one dollar.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23

Hon. Stephen Flanagan, Of tie firm OF $,
& j. NJ. Flanagan. Of Philadelphia. arrlTed
yesterday. by the steamship Yazoo, to wit
aes, the ceremonies of Mardi Gras.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23

President Theirs refuses 70 accept tie
Emperor's hospitalities for hi. stay IA Wen
na while attending the exhibition. He has
hired the Palace I.aitanburge: and vi.
there abide with the French commission.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23

The popular restaurant for ladies. at The
corner Of Canal and Bourbon street. has
been opened. and orr fai. readers vii! now
Se enabled to get their lunches as formerly.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23

C. Palmer & Co. deciar" ;Ga: Ees is
anxious that purchasers should 20 20 their
establishment for carpets, oi: cloths. mat
tiugs OF shades.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23

The Hand Book of the Carnival. contain.
ing Mardi Gras. it. ancient and modern
cbse.y2nCes. FOX sale at Scebo!Gs. No. !Ci
Cana. street.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23

Complimentary tickets 20 the gran! pie
mic Of the /. S. G.. on The inauguration OF
the Delachaisc grounds, TO be give': 70 day.
have Leen received.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23

The Memphis APpcai, OF Thursday. says:
"Mss Isabel Freeman. the pretty. petite
and popular actress who commences an en-
gagement at the New Memghi. Theatre. is
at tie OyertOn."
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23

Le1i;va Akekiss il the WY 20 spell the
name Of the Japanese Commissioner 70 the
Hicuna Exhibition.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23

The Lord Mayor OF London viii. On the
twenty sixth of March. entertain the may
ors Of all England and Wales AZ the Man.
aiun House.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23

Tho insurance OF sl0o,G0C or Horace
Gresley's life will be paid to the Tribune
i. Company on the twenty. instant.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23

Las. Saturday evening George 7. Down
ing gave reception TO Wendell Phillips,
in Washington. Governor F!Echback va,
among the guests.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23

GU; Of the's,1OI, 900 population Of Eng
land and Walc.. more than 100000 sre on
the parish .esis..r- ~ subjects G! poor Ia"
relief.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23

The Jam Of Eowanugger. India. aud lis
brother are d!sputIns ae"u; tie r.-hs 9:
aucression.