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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-04-09
The Colfax Emeute.

Our community have been in a great
state of excitement backed by all sorts
of wild rumors that have been waited
from irrepressible Colfax every hour in
the day since our last issue. Up to
writing this article, Tuesday morning,
all We can CLEAN, With any certainty Of
the seipblnnce of truth We give to the
public. The negroes of Colfax, pro-
verbally bad and turbulent set, lead
by a few bad, very bad men, have
taken entire and torcible possession ct
the Court House and Archives OF the
Parish Of Grant, aud driven OFT vlo-
lently every decent white man, and
have turned the Town into an en-
trenched military camp, with pickets
aud outposts commanding all the roads
leading thereto. What their avowed
purposes were and what legal objects
they have in view; or their excuses for
such shameful proceedings, we fail to
divine. We give facts as We receive
them and until further developments
furbear comments. Suffice to say that
thus far they have perpctrated many
base and inhnman outrages. Three or
four families of whites have been forced
to abandon their homes and fled here
from danger and for protection, and
are yet here. A large armed crowd
went to the house of Judge Rutland,
VIII" had been previously driven away,
searched and rausacked the house, des-
troyed the furniture, and broke open
a coffin containing the remains Of a
child of the Judges and threw its dead
body into the road! An agent of
Wheeler & Wilson, q gentleman we'll
known here. was on tour selling their
Sewing Machines, drove into Colfax to
pu'sue his legitimate calling when lie
was rudely approached aud one of his
Sewing Machines violently taken from
him, and was told by the mob he could
leave and be glad he Jared no worse
and was let off so cheap aud easy. As
he retired, in somewhat of a hurry, a
volley was fred at him. They have
been pressing horses and provisions
many miles from Colfay, and are even
forcing good and peaceful negroes to
join. Work of all kinds for many
miles around has stopped, for all the
lalolels have gone to the seat of war.
An AIMED crowd Of thirty went to the
huuse Of w. j. Cruikshank, and took
from Lewis F. Amelopg, one of the
best and most peacable of citizens, his
horse, and forced him to go into the
house and get his gun and hand it to
them. They then went off la militaire
in search of other booty. ...
These statements are all facts and
we give them as such. Many other ru
mos of base outrases have reached us,
bnt we forbear, for the present, max
ing note Of t. EN-. What all this will
lead to or how end, we are at loss to
say, but look upon it as the legitimate
fruits and teachings of Radicalism in
Louisiana. The end is not yet!
70 ~~~---o-~-~--%s-~~ ~~-~~~-
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-04-09

~ We learn by the New Orleans
Picayune, that there was special SER
vice at Calvary Church, Oh last Sun
day at7 A. NJ, on which occasion Bisl,.
op Wilmer ordained our fellow towns.
man, A. N. Ogden, Jr.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-04-09

b Peterson & Surls, Uuited. States
Mail Contractors, have secured the
Livery Stable OF N. l.. McGinnis, on
Jackson, between Second and Third
Streets, and intend keeping horses,
hacks, bnsgies, &C., foI hire; also a
Sale and Feed Stable. n,
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-04-09
OUR HOME JOURNAL,
New Orleans, La.

u We direct public attention to the
business card of VIM. Hustmyre. He
has established himself permanently
at the corner of Front and jackson
Streets, the old favorite stand of the
late Jacob Walker, and we bespeak
for him a liberal share Of the public's
favors.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-04-09

~ And yet another acknowledge
ment due the Leonard Scott Publish
ing Company, New York. The March
number OF Blackwood is on our table
bnt business and company have thus
far interfered with it's perusal.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-04-09

II We are authorized to announce
that :he Reverend Amos D. Mccoy will
hold Divine service, at the Court
House, in Alexandria, on Easter Sun
day in the forenoon; and at Mt Olivet,
Pineville, in the afternoon.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-04-09

"a At the auction on Saturday for
the lease of the Refreshme Mt Saloon,
attached to the Town Hall, it was
"knocked down" TO Morris Aaron. 1t
will lie retitted and opened to the pub
lie on the 25th of the present month.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-04-09

B The general appropriation bill,
No Sc, passed b.. the Kellogg Legisla-
ture to meet the expenses of the State
for the year aggregates the snug sum
of 50, LOG, 1912. ss.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-04-09

IA Carpenter admits that the Lou
isiana case is a very grave one. A very
deep grave for the patty upholding
Kellogg Boston Post. r..
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-04-09
An Enemy 10 Health and Hsppines,

=
Dyspepsia not only destroys health,
but ban,shes happiness from tue FAM
~. A Dyspeptic is not only unhappy
himself, but ,e makes all around hin
unhappy. Dr.. TUFTS Vegetable Lis1
Pills is a certain remedy for it. They
are a sure cure for costiyenesss. Tn
them.
"THE LIFE OF THEE FLESH IsTHg
I, BLOOD"
This is an admitted TACT. It is cbsi.
GUS that when the blood becomes col.
rupt the whole system is corrupt also,
aud those organs which are weaker
from functional arrangement will sut
Ter most. The large majority Of f.
male diseases proved from this causs.
The true policy is to direct the remedI
to the source Of the disease. 1t isin
this way that DR.. TUFTS SarsaparilA
and Queen's Delight acts. ltsspeciae
effect is on the blood. 1t purities, " "
talizes it; expelling all distemper from
the system. +"
BEWARE OF cALoMEL,
and all Mercurial Com pounds. Better,
far better, endure disease than tanpst
with this mineral poison, DO matter
how carefully prepared. Its txteusivs
use has already proven the eause d
great and distressing injury. d,
TUFTS Liver Pills can be- taken at IL
times with the most perfect safety ~
without diet. ia ~
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Proctor e. CANDLES EXTRA OHM
SoAP.-This Soap is made Of the ttk
ingredients, is agrseably perfamed. !
is sold at the same price as cauuOa
soap, in all tie Groceries in the coun.
try, and in the city Of New Orleans.-
This superior Soap has acquired IL y
market a large sale for the toilet, y
wash linen, and all. other domestic
uses. 1t is sufficient to buy once onlj,
to be convinced of its great quality,
and to give itethe preference toalfsshh'.
ers. Ask for it in your Grocery eye
you will buy no other.
All our acquaintances are perfect!
satisfied with 1t.
Il The Post Master at Bridgepost!
Conn.,, has the following notice potssa
at the window: "Ptice Of three cens
stamps, three cents each /; licked W.
stock, I've cents each. The clock wy
answer the question, Has the mall =
sivsd =" ..seuI.i
.A4cA !n..
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-04-09

u" The April term of the Parish
Court opened on Monday, there being
no business adjourned in course.
Judge Fl. L. Daigre (fusionist) presld
ed.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-04-09

< A RELlEF.-You are troubled with a
bad breath; it annoys your friends and
acquaintances, as well as YOURSELF
You would like to get rid Of it, but you
scarcely know, what means to adopt
We will tell you Use the fragrant
SozoDoNr. It will cleanse and beautify
your teeth, and leave your breath pure
and sweet. Accidents happen keep
spalding's Clue &C Il NAT
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-04-09

E We have received New Orleans
papers from the South Western, B. L..
Hodge and St Mary.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-04-09

a. The. Post Master at Bridgepost
Conn, has the following notice potssa
at the window: "P.ice Of three cents
stamps, three cents each licked w.
stock, Eve cents each. The clock wy
answer the question, Has the mall =
|tived =" -Gt;I.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-04-09

eB- Poetry is the true expression of
an excited, xalted soul, without aim or
purpose.--lGoethe.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-04-09

PAouuSSI Ny thS uoSoy VI SSSSt"DAS anu
other matters, under certain conditions
of temperature and atmosphere. Why
this disease attacks those who live in
malarious districts in Winter an d
Spring? Why it attacks as rule man
from infancy till he has reached the me-
ridian of life? And why the brain, the
thinking element so little understood,
should be the seat of this disease, at a
season when the effects of Malaria are
usually so little telt? are questions open
to investigation. My own impression,
true drawn from little experience, is
that the brain is acted upon electrically,
it being an electric pole, there are Ger
tain conditions when this subtle poison
received into the system is attracted by
an electric affinity to that portion of the
brain and spinal marrow which gives
evidence of being affected by this dis
ease. In this communication I cannot
enter into discussion OF this point in
the subject, as it would not be interest
ing to those for whom it was intended.
SYMPTOMS.
In my experience, these to an mex
perienced and unobservant locker on
would be considered irregular; yet in
each case seen by me, (ten in number)
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adj s 2O-3O.

49, } } -
1t appears to the Committee that when the
composition of the Colonial Council and the
qualifications for the exercise Of the franchise
are given in the Colonial Law, all the regula-
tlons regarding the proceedings at elections
could be given by an Ordinance. They are in
cur opinion not Of other nature, than that it
could very we'll be left to the Legislative Pow
er for the interior affairs of the Island to fix
them they contain q great deal of details,
which can not otherwise than be foreign to the
Legislative Assembly of the Mothercountry,
and it would certainly be beneficial if the way
to effect such notifications in them, as expe-
rience might prove advisable, were easier than
the method to be followed for obtaining altera-
tions in the Colonial Law and finally, there
might be need of different rules for the 2 Mu-
inequalities Paragraph 2O-33 contain no.
thing but such rules that could have their place
in an Ordinance, only with this exception, as
stated above sub 5 IA, that the clause contain
ed in 5 33 providing that the nomination Of
CrOWnmemberS may be left to the Governor,
should be in the Colonial Law itself; and it
will therefore be proposed that those paragraphs
be omitted here.
The enactment contained in the Colonial
Law Of 1868 and transferred to this Draft, that
every person who is eligible in the Municipali-
ty is bound to accept election as a Member of
the Colonial Council, unless he has a valid
ground of exemption, has in our opinion not
afforded the benefit that had been expected
therefrom; it has not contributed to keep
alive among the citizens the sense of their OBJ
legation towards the Municipality. 1t is GER
tainly SO, as always advanced by the advocates
of the aforesaid obligation, that scarcely any
one against his earnest wish would be elected,
and the difficulty with which it has, notorious
ly, been attended to get especially Crownmem-
bers is no doubt to a very great extent just
owing to q great anxiety in avoiding to inforce
, 1873-04-12
AUCTION.

2 FTER Begjering af Frederik-
= steds Skifteret vii blive opraabt
til BortsaIg we'd cen Auction her paa
Auctionscontoiret Tirsdagen den CITE
Mai f6rstkommende, midday KI. IL
cIo4
, 1873-04-12


bestaaende af Lodder Land No. SO,
81 & 80 Strandgade her Byen, til
h0rende Planter Richard G.. knights
Fallitbo, Lodderne opraabes f6rst
serskilte, hVer for sig, og derefter
samlede under Get.
Conditionerne for Salget og andre
O~plysninger kunne erhoIdes paa
Skifteretscontoiret.
Frederiksteds Auctionscontoir den
Ode April 1873.
C. SARAUW.
, 1873-04-12
Total 5 408,018 SO

Balance of deposits S 54,298 20
4 new deposit accounts. viz:
1 Minor, 3 Various.
81 Withdrawals amounting to $I,2IO 2l
ReceiUers for Satarlay, 12M April 1873
IN CIiIsrIANSrnD
T. E. Nendcs Esq, Trustee
P. Knudsen, Esqr, Member.
In FBEDENINsTED
J. G. Rippor8er Esqr, Trustee.
T. w. Schousboe, Esq. Member.
JOH. +. GOLDBERG,
President
ST. Croix, 7tn april 1878
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-25
WHOLE NUMBER l777.

ot Marshal Bazains before a special court
martial will begin in the latter part of
April.
The Ame''tean Register says the first and
second acts of Sardous play, "L'Oncle
SAM" are filled with abuse OF American
women and manners. and remarks an un-
grateful return for predictions which
Americans in Paris and elsewhere have,
hitherto shown for the author.
PETERSBURG, January 24-The Offein
Gazette, IN an article on the Khivan uues,
ton, expresses surprise at tho attitude as
sumed by the English press with regard tu
the Russian movement in Central Asia,
The GdzeHe says negotiations between
Russia and Great Britain on this question
have all along been conducted in a
friendly spirit on both sides. The
object which Russia now has in view
is to render peace in Central Asia more
secure. 1t is difficult to settle the b0unda-
ries of an unknown country. But no en-
cr0achment upon the territories of Afghan
istan IL medtated by Russia 1t is proba-
BILE there will be all understanding between
the two governments at an early day.
MADRID, January M.-The committee on
the abolition of slavery in Porto Rico has
declared in favor of granting owners the
large indemnity of $3.50 per slave
KEY WEST, January 24.-The Spanish
bark De Las Leves, from New Orleans for
Malaga and Barcelona, with cargo of cot
ton, went ashore on Pacific reef, On the
twentieth instant and was hauled off and
brought to this port by wreckers to day.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-25
CONGRESS-.

The Louisiana Investigating Committee
A Day with Closed DOors-study of
Louisiana Iaws-Mr. Anthony Presi.
dent Pro Tem.-PnenmaticT Tube to Chi
caGa-Atlantic and Great Western
Canal-facifc RaiIroad-soutis Garos
dina xOntRsts
WASHINGTON. .. G., .Ianuars o.
The i.ousiana committee finding no
witnesses present TO testify concerning the
election fof Presidential eleetors or Unitet
States Senators. closed che doors fO con
slider whether the decision OF the Louisiana
Supreme Gours yesterday does not preclude
them from going into any inquiry regard
irg the legal status of the present Ioui.5-
ana State government.
The Committee on Privileges ana Ereeo
sions spent :he day with closed doors, in
forming themselves regarding Louisiana o
laws. etc. Messys. MoNIileD and Ray wess
present.
Senate Mr. Anthonr va. selected pre.:-
dent 0r the Senate pre- tem.
a hifs was Introduced authorizing -
pneumatic tube trou New York 90 Chicago.
Mr.. Speuc.r introduced q bill construct
ing public buildings at Montgomery. Ala
bama.
Mr.. Naywnod presented s memorial in be-
half Of the atlantic .nd GrsaS Western
canal. Ordered printed, and referred TO u
special committee .n internal naviSations
8 long dehst. ensued over the question
of exactiug money :rom the Pacific railroad
already paid f.- freight. etc. Nc action.
HouSe.-Vhe report of the Elections Com
mittee that neithe. DtIarge nor Bowen.
from South Carolina, were entitled TO q
seat. was adopted without d dissenting
voice.
Appropriation. and District busines. ac-
tuuirss fhc balance OF the sayo
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-25
The Roaert Emmers Bale

Last night was a great occasion ~ Old
Fellows' Hall, for then and there the Rob
ert Emmett Branch Nc. II, Hibernis Mu-
tual Aid Association, gave their first grand
dress ball. The committee of arrangements
consisted Of Messr.. 3. 81. Fitzpatrick, w.
J. j. Armstrong. George McCieskey. Will
liam II. Byrnes, ". +. Bulger. Stephen Nc
Namars and Daniel Malone. These gentle
men understood their business. and all the
arrangements were perfect. The ladies who
participated in the snjoyments of She night
were .astily. prsttily and shOwily. though
not saudily. dressed. and the gentlemen'
noted Cor their gall.nt.y at sli times. rather
eclpsed themselves on this occasion. The
Emmets were especially attentive 90 our
reporter. who extends to them thanks for
cnnrtasies
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-25
NEW SCRISe
Snow. Sfecs and Northwest Wind ns Sew
Y0rk-ArriSafs-EOs she Car.HOOk
ATurdeycr-IIe Will be Hung i'm March.

An0Ns Sfecs and Northwest Wind ns Sew
YOrk-ArriVnfs-EO she Car.HOOk
ATurdeyer-He Will be Hung in March.
New YORK, January 2i-The storm CON
'inued DURING: 'he night. There are fouy
inches O! snow on the ground this morning.
with slect fallin. and u cold northwest
wind blowing.
The steamer City Of Havana takes ihe
Cuban D.a:ls.
Argiv.d-Steame. india.
The ear-hOOk murderer Foster was S"-dnr
sentenced to ns hung O8 the seventh of
Marcis.
Skies of 1887. st8; fve-.wenries Of 1869,
i15A: 1861, lis Gil5A: 1865. ll63.. HeH
ll54: 1867. il6is: 1868. iI6Iso new fiv"s
ti4l.; teu uf0rties rs Tennessee rixes S0le.
new 81: Virgnis sxes as, new SO. con.oli-
dated 5JA, deferred tli7s; Louisiana skies
50. new 45 levee skies So rights 20: Ala
bama sighths 81. five, So; Georgia SKIES 70,
sevens 90: North Sarolinas 33A. new i6,
special tax -: South Carofinas 40, uew %.
Ap"If and October q.
Money al one loaned as f3c. closed firm
at 20 coin. Exchange firm in the morn
ing, but weak IN the afternoon on appear
ance q! some borrowed bills; closing quota
tions were 9as to 9Ia. Gold quiet fhs
morning, but higher and moro active in the
afternoon; price advanced from Il3as 20
fl1Hs on heavy specie engagements and
large imports. Loans were / to 5 for carry
ing. Governments opened steady ON FIVE
twenties of 1862. 1864 and 1863. and strong
on tive-twenties of 1865, new, 1867 and 1868;
during the day they were very active, and
closed strong at from Il to % above last
nights prices.
Coffee quiet at 17@20c for ordinary to
prime Rio. Sugar without material change;
fair to good rtfining 909Ac. Molasses
firm New Orleans IS U72c.
Tho Pacific Mail officials say the steamer
Alaska is not due at Hong Kong before to-
day
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-25
But tell She ehildres, "sst9rdaye
If you'll. be ver, good
1'!l take you to the matinee
And show you Robin Hood.

lion. William g. Brown. the new State
Superintendent of Public Education. is ev.
den!ly determined TO disappoins the citi.
gems of Louisiana. Withou. any flourish
Of :rumpets. lie has entered upon .Ls. re
sponsble dutie, Of his office in Cha, .ligni.
fed and intelligent manner tina, indicates
a true gentleman. and a thorough apprecis.
tion of the Interests that She people iaye
committed 10 his .areo
4 call at his office yesterday found him
quietly at work amid a large number Of re-
pcrts from the several school boards o! the
State, mastering their contents with That
rapid facility which eyiL.ed q well di.ci
plined mind. and tina. Suggested the ad-
vantage .t hi. isurnliisti, training. a
nun Der of iadies AMI gentlemen. white
and eolor.d called wh:'. our reporter Nas
present. and every one VAS ia.crsbiv i'm.
pressed by iis courte0Us and iuaL'y bear
ing.
II can NOT be long before .fe .ea.mruis:
will recognize Mr. Browns .tc:lin. merits
and singular fitness 70. the position nc
holds .t th., juncturs o. our S!ate aaa
national life.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-25

A SEWING IACHINs FOR TWELVE Dot
LaRs.--Among all the inventions GIade dur
ing the present century, none have don.
more TO amali0rate the CONDITION of
the poor than the sewing machine. ils
benefits reach 20 every eiass of society. and
their effects are felt everywhere. Millions
of people now live in the enjoyment OF
knowledge. and the competence knowledge
has enabled them tn acquire. who gould
never have acquired il bat fer the money
earned by their mothers with IL SEWN:
machine. who. If they had not been thus
assisted. would have been forced 10 toll
with their hands foT tho small pittanc.
sufficient 20 keep body and soul together.
But hitherto the high prices at which :hes.
machines have been held by their ip.
ventors has eireumscribed, in p degree,
their usefulness. as many mere coald have
enjoyed their benefits than have done SO. it
they were cheaper. Thousands who could
not pay $65 or SIS would have paid
$40. It is therefore with great pleasure
that we announce that a good serviceabie
sewing machine can now be had for S'2.
This machine is the invention of M.
Beckwith, and we publish this morning
certificates which should satisfy the most
incredulOus that it is good one. We have
examined the machine, and find II simple in
construction and that it does ats work
rapidly and well. What more could be
askeds With ono OF them sewing woman
can qusdrupls her daily earnings: wife
do all hes own sewine. and even .al'or
Largely increase his income. And for only
$l2. Who will fail to go at once to No !95
Canal street and purchase ones
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-25
FOREIGN.

New Captain General f0P CUBAN ore
Troops for Cuba-Americnn Securities
in Observation-Disclosures at Shanghai
The steamer that Run Down the
North Fleet Public Indignation In
bounded-Emiara ration from Germany
Paris-st. Petersburg-Indemnity go
Porto Rico Shareholders.
LIVERPOOL, January 2A-AryiveS-8de
laide from Mobile.
MADRID, January 2R-The Council will
appoint a new Cuban Captain General.
One thoasand troops left Cadiz for Cuba
to-day.
LoTDo,. January -, 2 +. 2-Rmerican
securities excited large business and wide
fluctuations. 1t is reported at the Stock
Exchange that prices have been forced to
float the sew loan. Sonds-l86j. OLD. 9e3s;
1867 %. een forties -; aow fvss SO.
Ths sindeEUess Gas broken GUS ~
Shanghai.
The belgian consul at Dover has inform
ed the authorities that the steamer which
run down the North Fleet was the Pe!ays,
bound from Antwerp 90 Havana lie IS 80
sure oS il that he lays bis right ." Che claim
of she regard offered :ot the discovery of
her name. Public indignation at tn" heart
less conduct Cs She captain OS the steamer
il unbounde6.
BERLIN, January 98.-:n che House .:
Deputies today question was asked
touching emigration and ths measures the
government! had taken 20 prevent: At. The
MHi.teS seplisd that it was sm.ossib'e 20
,e.trict emigration after granting :he sight
os don!c!.e. Wha. Vas wanted was s1-
ligh snoG and judicial legislation. which
. sUUid ma ke ShOso " no noe Thought af sDsi-
grating salGe their country at,.v. all others.
Emigration could best Oe sGun.e T.ctsd bS
.lesstinS and improving the condition. OF
tn. psople q. home. This was 'yha' 'he
government was aiming ~. and Sy this
mean. aope5 10 check tie tide os emigrs.
ton.
PARIS, January 2:-?he 3ento-ia' Dipio
Daatiqste states that the Count of Paris had
requested an Interview With the Count Of
Chambords bus had al yet ssceiVeS 10
answer.
Several ioususs ahnouaos thai the srial
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-25

VALUABLE SALE Op REAL EsrsfE -
BANKKUPTCy. .-Messrs. Nash & Vodgaon.
today. at the St. Charles Auction GI-
chuge. for account OF the estate Of Jcseph
G. Ellis. in bankruptcy. for cash on the
-Dcs. valuable two,tory frame residence,
No. 81! ST. Charies street. bowen h~;po-
meme and ferpsiehors etreete: and large
and valuable square Of g.oUnd on Common
street. near the Marine Hospital. Ses ihe
advertisement !Ov full pa siculsrs.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-25

Rs.srs. 4. Morgan & g. wholesale deal
ers an and importers of foreign and domes-
tic fruits. corner of jefferson aud Old Leyee
streets, send 60 Us . generous quantity Sf
luscious bananas. with tbF compliments .;
Captain George u. Woe, master 81 tue
soaosaes Mai. from Por: Hs.osio. Jal-aiea.