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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-23
( u Il CARRIER At sEi.

.se OF Mr. Tristan Upper Is quite
as kaotty as tia. 0: Georc: t:1a,s Ira!E.
wLcu the New York officials have been
trying for severa! months to sc: CT. Of tie
Touls 81 s,n.os: any tern: short Of
downright foee alr. Iupre- i. a com.
mon carrier. ard. as it appear, from one
Q: bis proelan.a:ioas. has a constituency
somewhere OF the Teole, whom lie styles
'.mv people" His obligations as q corr.
mon carrier are paramount t. his author
ity as "a representative. Nay. lie is a com-
nor carrier. Unier . t.u::.c: c: mai!
service to the federal Coverl-e.t. H
has contracted t. carry tie mails le:weac
BsasLea: and New I5er;: " steamboat.
daily. which implies L. ir:eu,:on OF LIS
par: to tie e. Ii. boa. a.. >o.n as .c:..e
one a:a;ns: whom Lis peck e-:ec:ains
a prejudice approaches az! demands
a passage. thus assuming the cLarac-
ter Of an intermittent carrier. Mr..
Tristan Tupper Is bound as : co-nor
carrier to take al. persons AID co:1-oGi-
ties uHor tie tender t. hin Ct adequate
compensation. ard c.r ro: PLEAD Lis GIVE
or tae wliuls 0: his ''peol!e" IS g valid
reascr for refusing H. NUS. lie ready to
do this q. such tines and place. as L.
Ray have advertised tc d. B-: L. in.-
poe! a condition rcou certain Passengers
vic demanded compliance witt Lis pub.
lisLei co.trao: 0: traas.ortat:oc that they
shout: 10: lie: another passenger wto
made a similar application ccue upon Lis
svitt-s:eamiag aud corper-tasteoed boat
a. all Mr.. Topper is. therefore. ill.,
pleaded in this. to wit; that he La: re-
fused conriiance with lis contract as q
carrier of the mail by steam. and. agair.
that he his violated Lis c2ntrac: as a pub.
lie carrier il this. that be Las impose. as
a condition uron one set {: passengers
that they shall exclude another. There is
undoubtedly another oount agains. hin.
for obs.ruct.ug federal officers IL execut.
ing the proces. Under the kr-hluZ act.
Perhaps his Ieg,i advisers hive rot Rad
anything atou: VIVA: : done with
those who atteup: s.c!. little games.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-23
WELL TE.GHEQ suIFRIaE.

Tie af.ectatiou Of astonisLment OF the
par: G. the P:cay,1e aud T:nass when they
heard that slavery is not yet fully a3ol-
ishei il Louisiana alnos: resembles tie
rea! thing. ''WLat!' exs.aiu these viz
tuous a~rologists for ali tie political errors
Of tie day: slavery not abolished: the
domination CT one ace over another Lot
done away with" 1t has always been tie
custom in toe South to have alower strata
OF white society. dencm;nated for tie sake
@. convenience "~nUdsills." We perA
n.it.ed them to vote. hut denied them the
right to have p%olitica! opinions adverse to
those ct It's dominant element. TITS is
a t:Ge-Lonored custom with us-oue CT
the oides: ard most respectable. Nehave
consented t. admit the negro to a leve!
with orr nuds:lls. and deem that a5o-
lt;oy. cfs.,r.as- ,xm.. sion.
To aivaoo. Linz any further would be to
invade CIR rights, which 70 S2utL-
e-ue: car s1bM:. t;. 80 Yea see.
Ssra.or Carpenter. tia: vLeu We co.1cede
e tie re::o the right to receive LIS own
wages. ius:eaj Of Larding it over to his
master CT mistress. We tAiuk slavery i,
sufficiently abolished without filing hi,
head with any absurd noticnsabout rising
il tie world, becoming 4 Ian lei rroprie-
tor. a head Of Il family. ard transmitting
his name down to postcrity. The cO.cred
people are 20: used to a1y q ills so:; 6:
st;nc, aui We fear i: worla in,1rc them.
@: course. t-e.y are Lo: 70 l.: regarded IS
~,..yc.. Gully We insist upon cou:-oiliu:
their lato:. their votes. tLeir educate.
and tLeir soc.a! aud religious relations.
TIA. il al. They are free t. work :c-
whomso:ye. t.ev will, provided tie: w.-E
&: ell. ard faithfully. tu, til. right {:
opinion is reserve!to ''tLe People" aiorc.
Therefore oa- 'cli aaa respectable cit.
zens" viii AXE i. very hard Q: the Se1a-
to. froc. Wisconsin ia: Ii s.ocIi 90
down ir!o their hearts az. tr:ns " ttei:
badly eouce.'e1 t-oucL:s, AID tel! fou. 6.
five thousand peop!s il Exposition Hall
that tie abolition Of slavery L., OILY
reached An intellectual ccnc!us:oL,"
willie il ;Ls Lear:s Q: the people b!ackard
whit. i: is no: al admitted t.c:. If this
proposition were Lc; true. Or if i: were
susceptible 0: ji5P.oofi it would not be 50
gr.eycu. Tie objection to it Is tia: i: is
true. nd 10th races fee! i, to Le true.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-23
Net the Carpenter for the Cusion;s:s-

Not the Carpenter for the T~usion;s:s-
He who las: Tuesday night furnished tie
following pianks for a political platform:
as the President Rus: see the law. are
executed. lie must under the decree Ok the
United States courts support the ke:ioc:
government. and yea esa 10: help your.
selves.
ANY resistance to this government will be
resistance to the Uui,ed States. Al! acts
of dc .foe'o authorities are legal AZ to third
parties. This government. i. tie present
dc .fuc'o government. and you. as.gcod eit:.
Zens, eve allegiance to il. and It lsn: Il.
way to do TO keep up a resistance 20 il
Such an affair as tina: Of Gran. parish
does more harm than you can imagine.
No mar can tell NE that this ma ssacre
would have occurred if the victims had been
white. That culv two white men were
killed and seventy-nine blacks carries is
own condemnation. In the midst Of thu
war. VIXEN the passions of the whole coun-
t-y we're Il aiming. and blood ran from ocean
to ocean. no SUCH deed as that was dc.".
Bear obedience tathe constituted authori-
ties. Every act OF this governments valid.
Taxes are legally paid to it.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-23

as the Tines PECULIARLY calls them.
Perhaps he is not aware that Uncle
Sam does no. believe in jokes. We APP
prehend that Deputy Marshal Dehlynes
we'll known good nature and kindly dis
position can have little effect as a Plea n
mitigation Of the ofense Of delaying N
portan: business of the United States gov
eminent for twenty-four hours. Perhaps,
were i. a joke INTENDED to affect 10 one
but tie gallant Dekiyne, it might PASS OF
very well as such: but there are those who
were interested il tia: little game WIG
are SO very obtuse that they can lot sect :.
We can appreciate tie difficulties Of
Mr. Turpers position. lie vas placed be-
tween W opposing forces: Ills duty on
the one Land. and the active pre- adioes
Of Ibis people" on tie other: and in his
choice he chose to disobiig: the party
who would probably prove the more me:-
ciful. He doubtless reasoned something
in tiis wise: If l take this deputy mar
shall On the Iberia. my people will
d doubtless destroy my boats aud withdraw
their business FROM tie line. and give it
to the opposition boat TIA: is waiting for
a chance; if I decline to comply with my
duties as a mai: carrier and a COMMON
carrier. I shall! probably only be fined"
! This consideration decided tie point, and
IS the Iberia WAS approachin: under full
Roadway. lie waved lis lantern and she
pu: back. and NE: with many vezat:ous
accidents such as losing a throttle valve.
which wa; afterwards found: and tie
little game" began. We hope ii his
c,.e ever comes before a jury they will be
as mercifui as possible. and keep in mind
| tie fact that q wholesome fear Of his
..people" on the Teche drove Linn to pug
| sue lis bad course.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-23

FIVE TIlUC>iSU DOLLARS REV .i:D.

S:.:E - LvC...AsA)
rx"'Lt:ve Department.
Few r.lea-e, Az! y, :-3.\
N:.e...s c:.G:A' IctOTrat.0. Ia. bee. received
!: lie ia. O. {, atou. TIE ;Li.t.tL Gay 0: .:arc..,
! g, Ei.iau. &. HocOrai:, a. 81! 49,: WORTHY oi:..
.e.. 6. Ills STATE, was ~;rU:altv nurie1e. 4. V.:.
n,E. "a TIE va:isn OF Jackson, IL III: STAT. W =
per.o. o. persons TO N. unknown.
Eow. there:or-. !, William ?. Ee.o.. Go.ei.o:
&. ~. State 81 LouIs,.na, have ti.cu-L: - 20 lest.
IL. -. proclamation. oteJing a ;ewar: CT FIVE
THOUSAND DOLLARS &c: IL. a.,.eleas,o. AID
conviction CT tie u-rcefe. Q: uurdere:5 .: tie
sad william 1. Mcoo:aId Sal: ,eva:! to De ; All.
oa .Le certificate Q: ti.e sLe: Y al. .~.i...ic. a.:o.,
.ev o: said parisL Q: jackson. that SIC rerso. a.,
p..il. 80: TIE saae furnished 80 Information.
v:-..i. led to :h- axes: a.: Go.y.c.C. .: TIE
aforesaid :rUrdere; Q. nC!derers.
GIVE. ,.-Ge. nv hand aid tie .. q. o. a.. STATE
hereu,.to attached this twenty first Iay 81 Apr,
80. and o: tic indept.Jenee 0. T.. United States
:.e H..et:-se.enth.
WILLIAM z. KELLOGG.
s. the Governor:
WILLIAM WGESs
Ass..:a1; e.'::-vro Us ~. .::2r
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-23
ALMOST A cREvAssE AT BONNET cAR2E.

Professor Forshey returned last evening
from a hasty trip to Bonnet Care, whittier
he had been suddenly called By reported
danger OF a crevasse a short distance be-
low where the great break occurred in
April, 1871. Upon arriving a: the spot,
the professor found a number OF men at
work, putting the finishing touches upon
a successful attempt to make the levee as
strong as ever. From them and examlna-
ton, be learned that the muskrats. or an
otter or some burrowing animal, Lad
scooped out quite a cave under the levee,
causing it to fall IL. So as to let the wafer
rua out crer the depression. Atimely
discovery: and PROMPT and vigorous &C.
ton. however. checked the rush. and pre-
vented any serious damage. Professor
ForsLey Informs Us tie Robert E. Lee
took him UP to Dou1s: Care from de city
in three hours.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-23
4 PROPO:ED INVESTIGATION.

We understand tina. Governor k=iioge
is about to designate a committee. con.
sis.io9 Of prominent t-acciers 9: tie
State. to examine into tie origin. nature
aud amount Of the Outstanding debt otthe
State G: all kinds. with q view to deter
mine tie validity and biadin; Obligation
of the same upon the State, in ant;c;ra-
ton. probably. o: any action to be taken
hereafter before the co1-:s. or by tie
Legislature. to p:o.ec: tie public interest.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-23
f, X. Hogan W. W. JOHN HcCali.

cIXrH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- OF Orleans. Nc. 4-39-Bv virtue OF IA writ OF SELF.
IRE aud sale 70 NE directed ty the honorable the
sixth District Court for the parish OF orleans, III
the abov. entitled cause, l Nil proceed TO sell az
puDlic auction. a: the Merchants and Auctioneers
Exchange, Roya. street, between Cana and Gus
fou,hcuse streets, in the Second District or thls
CITY, on TUESDAY, June "a. 1873, at twelve O'Clock
NJ the following described propettv. 70 Wit
THE UNDIVIDED OHE-EALF lSIEhtS! o. mo
Gefc .Gaut in aud TO a certain piece or parcel OF
.reiud, situated IL the FESt District o. tGl5 cfys
in the square bounded by Posy ARE, Mag zhne,
Constance Tor tcGcher) and C~dliiope streets. sad
portisn Of grou: i ia Compcstd Of two lois ard -
designated bv tie tumher RS S x and seven OF a lslA
thereof in .le Office of Nicholas J. HoeN, alctloneere
The sad los adiotn each, other, ard measure
each. as follows: Lot number six. thirty hve feet
front OF P~.evtarre street. b. Einety-seveu ieet Two
inches five lines in depth lot number seven mTas'
ur.s tvect. tive feet trout on Poert are street. ~
ninet seven feet two inch 5 i've lines IN DEL. IL:
together with all the b ildi1gs and improvements
thereon. Inherited by defendant tom me sue:
ce.sicu of Nis father AID mother. snd tie "hoe or
said properly was acquired by John o Mccall by
purI:as. from James .. David son az Per act o.
sale PASSED before Hugh Madden. late a notary pub
Ic in this CITY, on TIL. twenty ti.st q! March. ia5'ao
Seized III tue above suit.
T.rms-Cash on the spot.
ny13 je3 2: Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-23
SHERIFF'S SALES.
lame, ]. O.Hara vs.. Theodore Ryon

.ysye, ], O'Hara W.. Theodore Ryon.
oISTa IsTErC rCOuRT . 4 PARISH OF
Orleans, No. HEY virtue OF . wr1t OF
frri facias to ms directed by the honorable the
>ixth District Court for the parish OF orleans, in
RI. above entitled cause, | will proceed to sell at
nnbiic auction, at the Merchants and AuctloneerS
Exchange, Royal street. between Cana! and Gus
tOmhouse streets, IN the Sscohd p,stI,ct 0, this
80 on FRIDAY, MAY %. 1873, at twelve O'Clock
n The fcliowirS described pcnperty. 10 wit
4 CERTAIN LOT OR POET1'E F GROUND,
and all its iii provements and rights. situated III
the Fourth District Of New Orleans IN the square
hcundtd bv Philip, Jacks)T, VIII " and Clara
s.Tre.s. end 10 designated hv the Number four on a
n:,n draw bv Louis H. Pili., late Sun veynr, dated
Nav Il. 1876, anu anne ed 20 an act OK partition be-
tweeI, Theodore Rvon and others. passed before
on lime /, 1857; which said lot or por- on OF ground
measures one huu dr-d and nifty feet four Inches
Ave lines f ont on Philip street, oae hundred and
rineteeu feet seven lines front on cara street, one
hundred aud fifty feet Two inches two aud a hal:
,es on The line OF lot number two, and one hun.
drri and thirteen feet eight Inches one and =
half lUes one tte line Of lot number three, As per
said Plan. Seized in the above suit.
TermA>Th!s beioy the second ami last auction,
tbe said property Will be definitely adjudica'ei
TO the highest and last bidder tor what it will
bring. at twelve months, ere ~, tue purchaser
furnishing bond, with good ard solvent security
bearing eight per cent interest per anhum from
date. and special mortgage On TIE property sold
until fuai pavment. SAID purchaser Will have to
deduct and paw ia cash TIE printing sheI!fs and
clerks tees. etc. which amount TO about one
Hundred ald thirty dollars, and Furthermore tho
state, parish and municipal taxes, the ano1ut d
"Aion Il ". P. EARPER
u,.,.,; Sheriff If TIE Parish OF Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-23
NOTICE TO TAX COLLECTORS.

s-Ars ~ L"-.>IAx..)
Audit; Gci'.. !
New Orleans, E1v -, -"
=, =, 49, -. Collector. - 7a:';.
Yo:. sc ,.,es. r.,.::"sd 70 eafc:caiI1tGiateiv
Sc cl.S..icn {: a., owe. ''!e LL7a'. Licenses /"
:. a.ia: III. .aE... 20: !.'e- t!"a '.-e !. Il. tie
!...L. OF tie Attorney C.I.:.; :to.se,:-.
Up to a.: lcs..i.:; ::e ,a., .!,.'t' Jane ;"s
:io. ycu ~. .u'to::1-l " receive =. =! 80 :"n'
MS G: =. genera fU.':. FOX cu..eL. laxe. III
Auditors warrants. Htaain: Gi'r sitss.:..' 70
JanLa,v 1 1874.
o. and ate: Jus I -. yc;.~' e !.,!vstHttT
VIZ. til reG.:.efls.:sc: Ci!cu' :: No.. 3, az. Go'..o'
two u, :. CT ea!l genera. tx; = I,:.! states
C.r.e:CE
VIZ r.s..:t::i.-,
CHARLES CLINTON. a:!..c:.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-23

Senator Burct Sal: q good tin: tie
ether G.c i: Il. reception a: L.e-tenant
Goverro, .antoine's Louise: SING. there
are SO L.ny Members {: Cor:re.s .! out
t. arrive here Oh = visit. ! notice our rebe.
paper, are giving plenty o: good advice -
tie coloceI people. As soon as their backs
are turned. We stall have the csuaI abuse
OF the .uigSe:s.'" We hope tie Senator
was mistaken il his las: remark. but shall
val. and see.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-23

FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD

STATE OF LoCIsiASA,l
fxe. utive DE- parti.enf.
Eew Orleans, May Il, 1873
Whereas. i: has beea made known to ne that Il
small boy famed ED KAUFMAN, aged about
nine and a hat Years, was k!tos pped IN the city OF
New Orleans. about the eixth OF May, and no
t:c:ICs OF his whereabouts ear be obtained.
Vow therefore l, ". +. Kellogg, Governor OF the
State o: Louisiana. in conformity 20 tie power
vesteI ia me Go by these presents oite. a reward-oI
FIVE HCNLRED DOLLARS to any person or persons
who ,lav arrest the person or persons who may De
guilty. o: said offecse. or give the Necessary !Lf'T-
matt en- which may lead to the arrest and punish
mert OF The offender. And I DO lie r-bv eni5in upon
a.. sher,f ifs and police officers to make d'tigent
search ard inquiry &c. sai. 10y. {, a. 10 1esto.e
hin t. his father.
w. p. KELLOGG. Governor.
T. r nCSY Ser-et1-vc s Statc. mylS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-23

Al exchange. in a spirit OF bitterness,
saws that ~ Maud Muller had her lite to
live over again. and meet the Judge il this
year OF grace, 1873, she whcu!d sue him for
breach CT promise, and obtain suile.eut
damages TO make Ter family happy. or else
shoot him, become a lecturer. ana u.e rich
and respected by all.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-23
MEMORIAL DAY.

The steambc boat BRADISH JOHNSON will leave
tie foot CT Bienvii!e street for Chalmette Ma
ticnal Cemetery, on FRIDAY, Nay 80, 1873 at 10 \.
Y. ard twelve O'Clock n. and two and four O'CLOCK
P. NJ! returning from tie Cemetery at eleven
o'clock J. u. and at o1e. three. AID i've CLOCK
P. VI. -.
Tickets for the raund trip. Fifty Ceu'sl Which
can be secured by applying to the members OF the
Post O. on board the boat.
W. G.. JAMES.
&C mn.arier OF Post No. I, D~eTartmen: CT Louisi-
az. Grad Amy of y e R.pu' lie. ElyG2'f
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-23

i Methods. minister has been co.tee:ln.
tobacco statistics among the brethren. T.
found -ha, eight leading members Il! a Ger
tain place paid in one year Si33 70: tobacco
and SIS Tor the supper! Of their pastor.
Why nett Perhaps all of that preachers
sermons were not worth a chew OF tobacco
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-23

.p artist who had painted a portal; OF q
-eut.ena an noted for his frequent hhations'
invited the g~entleman's friends to see it.
One of theua. who was rather Cear-s!shtec,
annroaching Il ZOO closely, the artist, IN
alarm, exclaimed. Don't touch i: II .snt
dry No use looking al L. then iepd'u
the cortlena,: u. can't BE my flieLd."
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-23
ALLEGED EDIFYING FACTS.

Tue communication III another column.
under the head Of s'Factsfor General Edi-
fcation,' was handed to US by gentleman
well known II US as a sincere believer IL
all the statements. deductions aud opinions
therein expressed. 1t is VIA: may be
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-23

New York fashion writer tA!nk. ::at
wearing lace is "a distinctive sign IL a re
lined and artistic taste. Did lie ever see IA
lat woInan adorned will a black lace shaw.
drape,. oye' /. white dress, and bearing
upou her bosom an excellent aub.otyre
.i,tr-e q: , deceased butcher husband
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-23

= very "~c.,thy @ia.lu.: .! :!tusrl!e las
..la "Gvti.' posted up - held: Il; any
man. q! w.nnai.'s cows u oxen glls IA the;e
HrI, oats. his ug h,Tiai! Will .c gu: OF. As
.he ease may tr. 1 au . Christian man.
and pay ny taNe.. hut dan. "a n-an WI" les
N. CRITTERS run loose. say l..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-23

.l- burning OF tLe a.c.usI.u C.u!ci: IL
Hail;m,,e "a. been :v;..! :" rs"" ':'c
aaUsed by Ii. sexton. at..In.' ".I'
awa.u mex: which !,s.! bes:. ..!;'' :..ir:
s..u proximity to II: c'..'. -. -. vas
et,,tnaily destroyed. ht: :.rli.i.,.. :. ;"'
church went wiki IL.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-23

u Devoted Iachtm.i." traces \ ftscin-
:,:ance t,:w..n the Grand Duchess vi Ge.
~rolstein ard d yacht. ;ns'anc:ns the first
ac.. where. ia she '.git.. :e: Boum." /. is
:, ne hoped that he vii: not ce'.c OEea'
Iac:. with -..ch iesis as these.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-23

i.hbage. the great calculating man. .hds
On, how the mercury stood ages ago by ex.
aminin. the rings On cid stumps. He says
the ring is thick in a warm year and thin in
q cold wear. Babbage's bead nay he yieh'.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-23

While u Texas man was trying 10 anchor
.,s mule - i stake. the au:ma! managed 70
:et lie rope around Ii: Maa'> neck. and
then ran away a. the toy @: Ii. speed. Tie
widow ha. Shoe maiy!s., :..; uow wants
- buy I. whole team OF TIA: breed :: macs.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-23

= ,htn.s, say. the las: giti Of mix
drawn ,r, II. "a COW IS sixteen ti!ues richer "a
cream. than Il. frs; portion yielded. Was
Mrs, Goose'. Jack, then. a New Orleans
:jlkman. and was this tie GU lie went tOs
viii. !. lai! -. water
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-23

The steamship S%trasstu.: lett New or'
leans Apr! 20. crossed :he ha' May j. !eit
Havana May :, arrived at Southampton
May -. making the voyage III TIE short
:iMe Ct fourteen and a halt days.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-23

i..:ay Cui...e girls explain TIA: these is
40 profanity In their expressions. "ty sra'
cIou<." darn it," aili "n.'gh:.: nee.
Gracious refers 20 then sweet nIslne!s. and
darn Il" /. their hose memoir: M:ustly:
pc: what is mighty nice" the: to g.: cay.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-23
q, s, MARSHAL'S SALES.

Thoma. Alien ct. ri . =. he'it TT. 81, Sss
r,au,I olt Marcelta-Nus j. lis and lDll..
IN THE UNiTEp STATES DI>TRICT COURT, DTS
tr!ct of Loi'saua -Bv virtue OF a wit OF vrndi;
toni .xani.9s 10 me dir; c:ed - TIE ABOVE ent!slt1
rri. I viii proceed to sell, to H." his hcs' bidder. on
TujES0A!, May %. 1873. at twelve S.sock NJ, az
The ma Il en- .tau'e 70 til. Cus'nuiltousr on tAila'
street. let veen Peters and cid Leve-, IL this city,
THE Steamboat NJ RIcLLA, hex boats, M
eli ery, tack e. apparel, furniture, etc - she no"
lies a. the Co:ve!f. Third District.
Tevm:-CasA III U.iteI States faIis AZ The hinc
Of sale. "
:we.ty sesoat isv OF May, 1873
s. &. PACKARD,
r..42.:,;. United States Marsha.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-23

s.-3oI man. who ha. seen much O: :Ae
world and :. no: tired q: II. savs: line
grand essentials 20 happines. are something
:, Do. something 10 !ov. and something to
10. S.-:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-23

Tie keeper CT ~ !owa :ce'heu.e
thrastei an old man a;naos: to death for
saying tha: poorhouse TEA was halt hay
and that poorhorse sugar wa, halt sand
Cp!Iions differ everywhere.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-23

:. Iop;. minister i. RAJ. 10 have n.
cured tue serious iispieasnre OF the wo'
:u,r Of Ii. CONGREGATION Ivy taking DIS the
tex: q: - rscen: 6e.u.n. "!io" '.c arr
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-23

u.,tr.so. E.v i. drawing crowded hoases
&. t,.. St, Charles Theatre. People 60
:ae,. 20 WINS. the mysteries Of his "1a'k
snI 20 away my stiied.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-23

Ii. Cr.sui, City seIenaders vH give
,hsir uins';.! ENTERTAINMENT AT slohe""'
Jacts.,. Hall. IL the Third DISTRICT q"
SATURDAY. evening.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-23

TIE editor Of a popular magazine in New
York declares that 10000 women are CON
..an..y s~cl,iir: poetry 70 him. tie co,Nmob'
-. sul,iec: treated being 'Our Dead Baby"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-23

. temperance basket picnic "li. DC gwen
n. tie Deiaehaise grounds. under the aus
l.ice- of tie Sons OF Temperance. on Sa:ur'
Lar. May 81. y good. ~s,c.s: rsrn'on iHay
IT, .ypprfe,l
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-23

.v:...e,n reporter says . hightlS-'raihe"
,i,a of a i,,.i base bali club are .aoeiIeo
..po..on." :Lev are s.c' . s':'c' "l.s.
lie !. .tM! awe.