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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1873-11-29
Nos M9urs s0nt nos Juges.

Nous sommes bien ma'ades. ct dune dan
gereuse maladie.
Cette maladie est d'autant plus serieuse,
dautant plus dangerense, d'autant plus nor
telle, que nous ne Ia voyons pas on qu'elle
nous semhle fort uatnreIe
Nous rions vooutiers d'elle ct de ceux qni
nous Ia signalent CONNIE dun simple ridi-
cue ct de gems de manvaise h"me"r.
Et nous disons avec une emphase amari-
caine:
Malaie. Allons done! Jamais notre demo-
cratic ma ftA plus vivante ct plus g!orieuse,
ian,ais notre rfp"hliq"e ma etc plus solde-
ment assse, ct nous sommes les maitres
incontestas dun avenir sans pareil. Les
Etats-Unis demain seront nm continent.
Mons n'avons qua allonger le bras pour saisir
le Mexiqne, Cube ct rAmeriq"e Centrale. Et
nous alongerons bient6t ce bras souverain,
car il est dams nos destintes d etre les maltres
absolns de tout IN hemisphere. Notre pavil-
lon national, ciei bleu seme d'etoiles blan-
ches, flotte partout, sur tous les sommet-, a
Ia crete de tontes les vngnes de Ia mer, salu6,
respecte on redonta par toutes les nations de
IL terrc. L'Angleterre mons redoute, les
pagne trembIe devant nous, 10 France nous
aime, ct Cube nous offre gracie"sement sa
taii,e de volnptueuse Cyclade. Nous sommes
riches. forts, intelligents ct libres. Mons
avons en- Washington, ct nous avons Grant
Etre American, par ce superbe dix-neuvieme
steele, o'est etre plus one le Girls romanus des
temps d'Augnste. Qni done oserait nous
outrager i? Comme Ia vengeance serait
prompte En verite. rien ne nous est pre-
sentement impossible. ct il ne tient qu'a nous
de Greer des poetes qni chauteront nos
ptoires, des scnlpteurs qui transformeront en-
statues nos hiros immortels, des architectes
qui nous batiront des monuments dun style
nouveau ct dune Incompatible grandeur.
Ne sommes- nous pas riches, ct le genie nest
IL point a 10 disposition de !'or? Mais 81
Tart nous est inconnn. c'est que nous Il
dledaignons CONNIE nuvre de faibesse. de
paresseuse civilization ct de d6cadence HON
teuse. L'art. ainsi que ie comprennent lei
emasculas de lEnrope, NEST point Ia revela-
gnage dune patience de miserables ct d
pris0nniers. Nous le comprenons autrement
nous. ct notre force est celle des Cyc'oPe
modernes ct des VuIcains du retentissan
laboratoire. Nous torlons le fer, nous for
geous Ia machine. nous manip"lons Ia fo"dre
nous effacons les distances. nous forcons
temps, escIaye desormais docie, a marche
devant nous avec Ia rapidit6 de P&clail
Mule montague nc nous arrete. tout fieav
s'6largit pear ,.sens. ct rOcesn. chameau d
10 servitnde, courbe son dos sons reperon
nos audacieux ct iunombrabies navires. T
nos villes? Files naissent en- un jour, gran
des. bet!es. commercautes On dirait uu
creation spontante, Ia CREATION dun GAni
Paris jalonse New-York, Londres volt uu
rtvae dams Boston. Berlin ct PhiIadelph
sont s@nrs. Marseille danserait dans u
quarter do ID Nduvelle- Orleans, ct demai,
aux Lavd bsds qui furent 10 tombtau d
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1873-11-29
samedi 2o Novembre 1879.
Suspension.

Ellie sera momentan6e, d'nn mois seule-
ment. l,. ..
Un mois de repos ct de silence, apres huit
annaes de travail constant ct quotidien, sufira
au Lou;siandis. t.
QUAINT notre droit de suspension, il est
plus positif que celui invoqne par les danques.
Car nos dcposants peuvent retirer leurs
dpots.
Car nos ac,ionnaires mont pas de dividende
areclamer.
Car nos patrons sont nos nnais.
Car notre huitieme volume est termin&.
Quant 4 nos dsbileurs, CONNIE tonjonrs,
nous comptons sur leur bonne volonte ct leur
honnetets parfaite.
Et nous ne nous permettrons pas de dire,
meme tout bas, qu'is sont 10 cause dune
suspension neomentanee.
Car nous traversons l'annee terrible.
Et le Louisianais, frele esquif de rameur,
aurait bien le droit de d,sparaitre sous Ia
vague. quand Ia Louisiana, navire dc haut
bord, est vio'emment emportse sur une mer
de fure"rs, de tempetes ct de marriages.
Mais l'esquif passera sur Ia lame.
Mais le navire, vainqneur des vents, des
courants ct dts tempetes, restera debont ct
fer sous ses agrees ct sou pavilion de libre
Amaricain.
LIN mo"ette ct Ia fregate Ont des allies.
Donc amis lecteurs, accordez- nous le mois
'au fepos.
Nous vous rapporterons des Attakapas,-
contrie des Acadiens, des grnndes prairies
ct des lointains horzons,-les vieilIes iagen-
des de Ia coIonisation, du travail ct de 10
libert6.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-07
VIOLENCE TIE FRUIT OF IRLUr.

1
l. We trace to their tr,.- sol.rc. III. a.
:anry scenes G.. violence ara terror to
,.bicb :unocan. citizens va-o SUI, .ectel in
The RIO. Of The fiftl, instant, !, vi! J.. e?:-
den. ;ha. thew originated IL the t.ia..: bv
! Which .aIt;sh ,,a,, ,a;, a:rs..1 IN, ,;ob,
| o,1 certificate .: s-,.ara.a. /. ,an,aue,l..
! D.rlo,,. ,aalIv -,tan lei ,.f2,r. tho :,,,,s.
! ~ .,,,,.o,,.;,t;o.7. .o,; ..,-rd;..r. vas
p.,yar,aG ~, +, ,,..r.;,. :, ,,iv:l. he
..o;1. -, offac TIL. .os,itic,, nlc.a.! -.
: hes head Of r.. I.afo-i, 1.o.,7r2.n, .he.
man ,.,o,. ac,. had cof.s... .lte,. he r.:
yngt;r. Of ,a:orr. Til. ner, elevate!
and enriched. ~ =. :.e.ubI:.:n party,
endowed BY -, vii. !. ,.ol:e. anG. patron.
ar. .,olrcol. cav. ;.t.r., with tie local
.,,erai.3ps .: tie constitution: .lepa.t-
,n.n+.. .wo.,, 20 .-.c..,. ii. laws !nl,2ar.
TALLY g, h. tor. !: 81: liz whole peopI.,
( charcoal 20 have combined /, surrender
lis mower, Of o..:cc and influence
with his rar.y IL consideration Of
=. reward TO iya bestowed upon him ny his
new allies. The terms OF this couDac.
arr. believed to have been. upon tie part o:
the then Governor. the employment: 0; his
whole official power for the benefit OF tie
Reform movement. This power and Off.
cial influence vas rated IN the estimate OF
comparative contribution IS egua, e
twenty thni,sani votes. The contractor.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-07
THE CRISIS AND CURE.

The fever whose first symptoms and
successive stages have been upon our
people for Ten months past, has :uini-
mated. and is, we hope, cured. New Or
leans, naturally the frs. commercial city
in the Union, has been occupied by parti-
san bands, whose sole object has been the
control Of her revenues. They have pur-
sued this object, careless .: the stagnatiOG
Of trade Indifferent TO the failure o. mer-
chants, and have closed their selfish cam
paigr by enlisting portion Of the citizens
against authorities formally accepted by
the appointed tribunals OF the State. and
recognized by the :eGara! government.
We feel no disposition to triumph in
decision. even in favor ii order, when at
tanned by indispensable force. We regret
the injury tina, may Inv. been inflicted
upon 3 misguided people. and ,.n-
cerely sympathise 10 those Who
have suffered .leata .! wounds
IN Lisgrac.iul RIOT. III this
appeal from. the legal forms Of adjudicating
| official rights &c the forum Of force. It
mus: be seen that those who inauguCate
this i7Buo have exchanged the character OF
plaintiffs AZ law Tor tina, Of insurrectioE-
iets. These facts 'ye regTet, and we 49,
| press TIL. regre; without fea: OF unworthy
impu:atiOn. upon or motives. II vii! be
remembered thu. during the period when
these violent M ..!reS were maturln- tho
RRP,HLIc.: announces: the preparation 81
| the State govc.n,!"n: 20 meet any attempt
az It's overthrow. !: "a. also sad that
those pers oni.ily threatened with violence
were re5,!,..e 10 meet any force that might
be employee. against them. lawn:
then Ie.i.! the exercise Of any !aWies'
force. when tLere might have beer some
DANCER a: IL exercise. We may II an
.q1ally fearless manner express the nope
tina. our citizens will ac..uiescc IL tho
restoration o. orde. and obedience to law.
They VII find in the state administration
and It, friends every disposition 10 peace.
ard no tendency 70 abuse the power con-
fined in the: hands By tic execution. Of
TIE state laws by legal force alone.
Our merchants, property holder. ne
chanics an3 day !abo:er, have al interest
j: the maintenance OF order. 1t is tar ST.
perior 20 the interest CT the politician in
his maintenance in Office. We appeal to
tho5. daily and practical ;oiiers 10: Ire |
common welfare. Their interests ..e !
our. There is : common 'lEior between |
~. and common antagOnisn: against !
Hose who have gone through a! the
phases Of election fraud. judicial appeal.
interv ntion and bloodsLe! !
by violence to gain possession Of Office,
We have pledged those whom we repre-
sent to al obedience to any form Of legal
decision. They would have abdicated
Office II repudiated by the authorities Of
the State and federal government. They |
require and will enforce exactly the same |
obedience in others which they Of red
themselves. Such IS orr candid and fear.
less overture for peace and obedience TO
law. Let - hope i VII be accepted by
hose whose property an! those whose
laily bread i stahed Upon such AZ 81. lis.-
mont
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-07

that have lately occupied the public atten

that have lately occupied the public atten-
ton. The strong hand of State authority
is about to be laid upon the leading agits-
tors. Some OF them have already been
arrested, and others are to be looked after
at once. The leaders in the present agita
ton viii probably be set aside by their
own followers. but It is doubtful whether
their example viii always be borne in
mind by others who may take it into their
heads to upset some future State govern
ment here. For the present. we have 4
hopeful prospect Tor peace. which could
be made brighter by moderate enforce.
ment of the vagrant laws.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-07

TT. Times setS - TIE claim tina: Z. 81
.oi.raL ne "-esiden: months ago .hat 4:
':!is people could no: have thei- own
way n .L.o matte: o: compromise. the,s
would he . tigh.. AsGrant prefers 70 dis
charge his duties IN his OWE fashion, rs
declined the d.c;ation, ard directed Cen
era! Emory 10 have an eye On az those dis
posed TO GU: Up antics. Thus. owing to the
timely prophecy o. .te Times, the troop.
were n readiness when :ie time came
for hin: Who would BE- free" 10 strike
The blow" and i the brave peelers had
no; already dispersed The real citizens Of
New Orleans" the boys il blue might have
marched them down TO the Barracks. It
is not alwayg prudent to make prophecies,
nor to claim Tho credit OF having made
them after the predicted events have
transpired. The present case cones IN
der the head Of giving Information 20 the
enemy.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-07

40 ''O '"r o., r.- -.-''o 10. '',,'''
INC i''7'-'4. % 40 '',''' 'o''- .i-' ~''s, ''7
parry .. "a" '''-' oi'-ei' 'N' nae a.. -. 'N0
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l"-p al 'l0 '''7' u ''11 =, y ""''.l'9 ~
'"5'.:' 49," VIZ &C., 'l-' "'.'' .; VIC
A-r90o. Dgn''o,Scy' telnio1'0" ~ '7! ''''N
0''76.,d' ',-' "'o'' 10 - ="
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-07

TAO Of the wounded rioters wee :a,er
TO the Charity Hospital, yesterday. The:
are poor. friendl9ss fellows, Who have
been !ured into evil practices by smarter
men. Cne Of them is wounded by i re
bail in the cali, and the other received a.
charge Of fine shot in the front side Of the
head. The former vas no doubt shot BY
the police. but the Other by his own COM
:ades. az they only had fine shot. Both
the patients are evidently Germans, and.
DR.. Smith informs Us, viii be wei! IL s.
short time. When they get ont OF the
hospital they ought 10 let politics alone.
and. hy al! means. ::oep on: OF bad COM
pany.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-07

3ine. Arabella Goddard will cease alto.
gether 20 appear as a piano fore player
aftc. she has completed her Australian and
American tour. She has given he: farewell!
cCRc.gts in England.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-07

io7h Billings sag: Il VII! state Tor 'ie
information o. those who haven: had a
chance Few lay il :nsec: w.sdam AS freely
ga hav, tina: NJ" ..ng!o hornet. who feels
eel. VIII break ~ = Who'll. .aruv H:':.cs."
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-07

A famous rose tree in the island o. Cev-
lOn is eighty feet in circumference and if
teen feet high, 1t has been known to bear
two hundred roses n tuI. biOoI. e.: one
sime.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-07
enanca OF inalieuahle riehts. by means

tenance of inalienable rights, by means
duly pointed out. It is . fair corollary
that this last violence has sprung from the
initial fraud. There was restricted regis
t-y. an unfair location o: election pre-
cincts. partial appointment Of superin-
tanlents. with the subsequent acts TO which
Nc have adverted, This category of fraud
is closed by riot But in these closing
scenes many of those who have been most
active were not visible. He who engineered
the m;,chieyous movement to It's tragical
end does not seem to have made the same
speed TO headquarters az IN the memorable
ride oi last summer We hea- of NO special
locomotives Numbering over the road. we
see no mail and merchandise trains
switched Of to allow ~ open track to
returning conauer0r. re who fires the
fuse is usually safe from the explosion.
and others. Who With the pen and
by speech have urreG this sad 'agi-
.atioI. and action. what is their
position: Have they incurred no moral
responsibility .or tais result! Esop tells
US that when :. victorious soldier had
seized !. trumpeter. the latte. made plea
| that he was non-con.batant, because the
instrument which he carried could scarcely
.nHict wound The :.Umpeter WAS told
that With this harmless instrument he had
melted others to deeds o: blood, from the.
dangers OF which be vas personally e1-
.mpt. both by lis position and profession.
The best course FOR our citizens to avoid
such c.lamities as have betallen them will
be to choose for OE4c. men incapable OF
practising OF profting ~ election frauds.
We asserted a few days after the last State
election that the people OF dis city were
biaD.e!ess o. any disturbances 1t the polls.
The "cilne Of having prevented fair
count o: :h";r vote had been committed
BY professional politicians. We nov offer
to the world renewed assurances Of
popular peace anu obedience to order.
on tho occasion o: the riot there
was no manifestation 81 popular
sympathy with the attack on the
police force. We haze no,ed no re
viva! Of hostility % he federal gov
eminent among those who advocated Sc
ceasior as I. lawf1: principle. The IN
natural combination between a Republican
so-calied Goyerno. md leading Demo-
cat the choice b. this combination Of
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-07

Angus; Holtr. D.. bookkeeper N I.ai sing.
burg. tried the experiment Of brushing a
chip away from !. ju...w. lie is salts.
Gei that the best way 20 save his thumb -
~ pG: !: in a jar OF alcohol.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-07

An Italian musician has invented 4 BIG
eddie. wit! metallic striags going al!
around y. which = saii 20 make four .in!c.
- mu,,. noise Is ;he Instruments now in
use. N bass violation .: -: Ii. rules o: ~.
L. m.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-07
NOTICE,
STATE OF LOUISIANA, J

STATE OF 1OCisiASA, 4
Auditors Office, :
New Orleans. March :, 1873.
!C compliance with act No. Sc OF 1873, this day
promulgated, holders Of vouchers for the extra
session of the General Assembly Of 1872 re
Quested 70 present them immediately at this Office
and receive their warrants thereon.
On and after MONDAY, March II. vouchers o, tine
regular session OF the General Assembly may be
presented at this Office between the hours of 10 4.
NJ. and Y NJ, and warrants will be issued thereof
in the orde: itch they are received.
CHARLES CLINTON,
,.,s- -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-07

The Ease % Ingegsoll, Of .he :anl'.is ~.
anilIion-doilas ring. came NJ 10. argument
satel- il New York 80 q sgeca. :e-E! Of
Che supreme Court.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-07

a wild boar hunt was had a few days ago
IN the wilderness Of Hunterdon county.
New Jersey, with the result Of bagging one
saonster with tusks nine inches long.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-07

GS,ar!es Clayton, Congressman elect. has
Tcsigned his position e. surveyo" o: the
Bort OF san francisco. 30 take Gr.r: nI the
sl!.. -. March.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-07

'yherc is an engineer on the New York
Central who has a secret ambition 10 run
ais train SO fast, some day, that the pas
ssengeys wils become bald-headed.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-07

sThe st. Louis G Jodes Washington CORES
Sonden: says there seems but little reason
10 doubt that Governor Pinchback will be
Recognized by the Senate.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-07

Tina: was = thoughtful! individual WHO
zen. 80 ehuych or Sunday and :coi. his
flute .long 20 ainuse himself II case the
sermon proved dull.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-07

4 carpenter OF Indianapolis has a double
pupil 20 his eye, which enables him to see
objects at night with almost as much .a,..
ssnd facility as in the brightest daylight.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-07

Beri:H's cour. teweler Is nearly sian.v
years 81 age. worth million and lives q a
shsn.y beyop! Caa:l..tea5:rg. .. srh.rh
GE She city.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-07

Tie ',.epe: OF a London music nal, bred
fer Of the survivors, of the NOrthBee: to
sit on Ii. stage during the evening 10: t~o
Vyeas.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-07
ANoTHER JUDGE AFTER THE PIcAYUBE.


We notice that Judge Hawkins ID after
the -P:cGysne with 3 sharp stick. and our
unconscionable contemporary affects to
see in The ayenging hand an attempt to
destroy Journal which is edited in the
peoples interest. Without discussing the
poin: whether It IS necessary . the peo-
pies interests to charge an honorable
State Judge with perfdy and perjury. We
pass on TO the views the proprietors the
many knights Of the yard stick take
0: the exploit. n case Judges Ludeling
and Hawkins both fail in their l.be, suits.
and the bill. for counse! fees is not too
steep, these respectable tzadesmeD will
take much c.edi: upon themselves. II
the paper IL mulct il heavy DANA es. on
the other band. hey VII! grumble a. the
rasLress o: the. editor. an! look around
Coz new ore. II presen. some Of them
are q Little bit scared, and begin 20 think
the poores. Investment man who knows
hothir: 81 ooIt.os :aE make IS u big
:. gsv:?ec.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-07

..r.'- mcn:hjv is proposed in New i..r..
60 i, .atitl9d III, .'"edi.. /: j. spppcs'a
th;. periodical vii! be tlle6 with pointed
articles, in! always 9oin: III the gi.b' d.
feat.yu.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-07

Tie Memphis Appea! says that chewing
gum accounts for the ignite teeth and
Jssrir complexion" o; the .cHoo. g..!s
q: :ha: city.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-07

General Geor-- i. Cu-tar Vas IL the
Gait House, Louis lie, las; Monday -ht.
having AS: returned from Lexington. where
?,e ru.. ha-'d q sll'niis! saddle nose. Bcr-
nado:.e. note. 10: ia s:"",i IN Il .gg,!.e
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-07

ir. Henderson. whilom business n.,..
ger o: the Lydia Thompson troupe. has
been forced by :l!ness 10 abandon a. aot!ye
pursuits.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-07

ir oiien time there was no punctuation
.n literary works. Stops were trst intro
Suced in the year 1920; the colon in 1899.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-07

Phil. Sheridan. in canoe, chasing Early,
would be an appropriate companion tor
Winnie Raan!'s statue OF Earagt: oI. horse.
Sa.iy
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-07

a S.oningtor girl recently contracted
neuralgia by sleeping with her hands ~
stocking OF :nush 20 whiteI them. The
aausi !Toze.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-07
EXIT.


Representatives Harris, ofPointe Coapee.
Smart. OF Vernon. Bickham, Of Washing
ton, and Smith. Of Sabine, FUsionists.
who have been acting with the McEnery
House of Representatives took their seats
in the legal Legislature yesterday. This
action was as timely as it ''as sensible and
patriotic. for the body with which they
had been identified, at about the same
hour, came TO an ignominious. b.. not
unexpected nor lamented demise.
st. James Hotel witnessed the last dy-
ing struggle Of the revolutionists. Driven
from Odd Fellows Hall by the police.
temporary refuge was there secured. and
an attempt made to expe. the gentlemen
above named. who had returned to their
legitimate duties, but this falling. ~ ad-
J0urnment Sinc die was all that remained to
them. Whether this was accomplished
pro tormc depends upon the settlement OF
the dispute as to whether there was
quorum present.
however, this Is 10: MATERIAL IL '4eW
Of the fact that their power Tor evil IS
terminated. We have not expended much
labor upon their So-called legislation, but
cheerially give them. at parting, our best
wishes that in the walks Of private life. to
which they retire. they will more Judi
ciously strive to promote the public wei
fare than they have in they brief oocu-
panoy of public station.
Of course there are a number who will
q year hence occupy the seats to which
they are entitled in the legal Assembly,
and from them We shall expect double as
siduity in the work Of reform in order to
make up for the waste of valuable time
they have caused at the session JUS: o7e..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-07

A young lady of New Brunswick, New
Jer.ey. last week publicly whipped IN "A'
suitev who had nlaligned her character.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-07

Colonel c. w. Squires is representing the
Business interests Of the Houston 'hrosi'le.
and W.. IN Louisville few days since.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-07

Iil'os: every home IN Northern lo'.a -.
O. piano. Ju: tie only thing piaye. upon
Chem j. 'aevel: ~" an! 'Doker." when
they a.. no: use: ~ :. dining tab. ~ The
faui'v
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-07

Eismarck's wife is short and stout. and
rather fne-lookins She otiiciates AZ her
Lvsbands clerk and secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-07

4 lady OF color ~ Hu:herfordtor. Eort..
Carolina. haT!ng been cas:igated by her
sable lord. waited patiently anti! he hac!
gone 70 sleep. and then poured i kettle q;
b0lI!p. water oEer lin.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-07

III. loves: ?oir: u y" ;'.'rn"""re:'
yesterday morning rcs ! above .".o n
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