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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-07-11

New carpets, and all widths of oil
cloths, at Bancroft & McCarter's. 16
G. w. Newman Sc Co., are now offer
ing special bargains in the following
goods:
Ginghams-6 yds best domestic bingham, 81 90
Muslins-S yds good yd wide brown, 100
Crashes-10 yds good crash LOO
Hosiery-12 prs ladies' white cotton hose 100
-12 prs mems do do 100
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-07-11
COFFEE.
DRIED FRUITS.
SOAPS.
SUGARS

Common brown, per b. .6a6H .IC
Extra soaps. I" 7aS1S .l22S
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-07-11

A good dinner at Tom Harvey's for
% cts. 15tf
Cochran has the choicest brands of
flour. 10
New spring prints of new design to
be opened this week at
SIT BANCROFT & McCARTER's.
Clothing to suit the times at Perley
& Bearce's. 10
We are now offering a splendid
piece of heavy black gros grain silk
for - per yard.
81 G. NEWMAN SC Co.
If you want fresh Rolls, Rusks, Pas
try and all varieties of Cake, go to
Morris s. Bottger. jan1-tf
Trunks, valises, travelling bags,
rubber goods, wool socks, etc., at VIM.
Clapp's. ian1-tf
VERY CONVENIENT dwelling, also
Office, to rent. Enquire of
24-tf +. w. CUNNINGHAM.
Just received 200 pieces of new
prints at Bancroft & EeCarter's.
June 18th. 25tf
White linen duck suits at Perley s.
Bearce's. 10
We are now Offering some very hand
some and elegant summer Delaines at
25 cents.
21-tf C. w. NEWMAN & Co.
TIL. Lewis friends can find him at
Perley & Bearce's. 10
Madam Foy's, Thompson, London
corsets, and all other kinds; ladies'
white and colored corset, at Bancroft
& McCarter's. 16
Cochr On keeps all kinds of wooden
ware. 10
l. -
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-07-11

The latest novelty in white dress
goods-the satin stripe lawn, entirely
new in design-you can find large
stock of them all at G. w. Newman
81 Cos. 21-tf
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-21

employ the ST. Lawrence as the outlet OF
the upper West. Now, if the power OF the
republic shall pass to the zone OF the st.
Lawrence and Lake Michigan, the comb
nation of that route can defeat an annual
appropriation, and then the mouth OF the
river closes. The canal once cut can not
be suspended. These are reasons Tor
statesmen. though they may not be OF
much force to. expectant contractors or
advocates Of temporary ezpedlency. In
regard to the concentration OF the current
by private contract, we can only say that
if Captain Eads and the Board OF Trade
Will respec. the testimony Of our citizens
as to the results OF two such contracts
already made Tor that purpose, they will
learn the government has the privilege Of
expe ndiug It's money in its own way.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-21
MAGNANIMITY.

Our friend W. Jasper Blackburn. Of the
land OF Claiborne. is known as one of the
most knightly and magnanimous oppo-
nents that ever couched his pen against a
political foe. The late fire in Trenton al
forded him opportunity 70 crafty his
characteristic love o! fair play. and re inn
proves it thus:
The Office of tie Louis;cau Farmer ven:
I'D IN smoke with the balance OF Trenton.
The editor and proprietor. J. Jefferson
Lewis. ESQ. has our regrets az his loss.
and as we pitched into him just before his
demise. we take this occasion TO take u all
back. Or if be would rather. he can have
the use Of our columns 10 reply.
How many OF our Fusion papers in
North Louisiana would Offer the big
hearted Blackburn a similar chance:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-21

The statement made in paragraph IN
Yesterday issue Of the REPUBLICAN, that
.;Le To,man board of returning officers,
which subsequently counted the rotes for
the c.he. parish officers, threw them out
for st. Martin in order 70 enable McEnery
to appoin. the defeated Dem ocratic cam
dila:es," il incorrect.
The Fo,man board did no: compile nor
coun: tie vote as it appeared on The cleo
ton returns Tor St. Martin ;os either the
memb eis CT the Legislature, the State or
parish officers. and declined to declare the
resu!: or to act on the returns. because. as
stated by them, from the evidence sub.
United +" them. they were convinced that
there had been such violence ard intim.
ida:ion a. the polls as TO effect the resul:
in said parish, and they referred the mat
ter &c the Fusion Legislature SO far as its
members were concerned. We aisclaim
the intention Of imputing wrong motives
70 them IN their refusing 70 act Oh tie St.
Martin returns.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-21
OUR MINISTER TO SPANISH AMERICA.

The telegraph confirms the gratifying
rumor that the President has rendered to
Colonel George Williamson. Of Louisiana.
the consolidated mission TO the republics
Of Central America. No appointment
could have better deserved the acknow:-
etcmen.s Of this SNte and city. and 10
more conclusive evidence could have been
presented tina. the President feels neither
prejudice nor resentment toward the South
ern people. Colonel Williamson is one
of those who. having fought openly IN
the field for that construction Of the com.
mon constitution which he deemed right,
feels under 20 obligation to dedicate
the yes. Of his life "a discomfort OF OPP
position.
Satisfied that the restoration Of Southern
prosperity will depend on employing its
industries and resources, he had devoted
his influence 70 securing the construction
OF the Texas Pacific railroad and cotnec-
tons from New Orleans to San Francisco.
He - convinced that the future commerce
OF New Orleans must depend greatly upon
the Development: by rail and steamship
connections, OF the great trade with the
tropics. AMI this i. emphatically true.
New Orleans has no rivals tor
this trade. Size must be tie point OF
concurrence for the products ct our
whole Northwest. with the whole
Southern continent. Colonel Williamson
will 60 10 those States Of Spanish America
which lie within our commercial grasp.
The FIVE States which constitute she. Fed:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-21

ST. Martin with the blood Of brave men.
BeBlanc was not in search of a grave. His
warlike movements were simply spectacu,
lar. He chose those swamps as the elevated
arena upon which the eyes of the world
might gaze with wonder and admiration.
His ends we're accomplished, his most bril-
liant dream had its realization and the cur-
tain falls upon the scene when the eagerly
gazing world saw with admiration that
Badger. with his l20 Metropolitans. min
iors of Kellogg, could not badger DeBlane
with his 800 swamp warriors He would
never lower his colors or lay down his
sword except before the troops that march
ed under the 0gis.
We are glad that the scene is ended.
TIE marching and the countecmsrching,
tie pageantry of the grand parade, We're
too strong for excitable nerves. Now that
the grand proof is given to the whole world
of the heroism Of these st. Martin swamp
e1s. !e: us have peace.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-21
ABOUT TEAT COMMISSION.

II 1.-The Legislature. as represented by
Booth and Zaclarie or the New Orleans
Times had taken as much trouble 70 hunt
up Nash's commission as sheriff OF Grant
paris h, as they have 70 prove its existence
by parol testimony they would have given
us some evidence that they believed such
doc ument really exists. Colonel Puck
cite. editor Of country paper. IS placed
upon the stand with one immense -four
ISL Of praises ard panegyrics as TO his
respec liability and :rUtltulness. 70 prove
tina. G ove1nor Kellogg :oid him that he
had commissioned Nash. or intended 20
do so. But all the hearsay evidence ID
the State will fail 20 prove. the main
poir:--.lat is, the existence Of that COM
mission. It does not exist: it never did
exist. and probably never will be issued.
at !eas: by Govesrcr Kellogg.
The explanation of this case. which has
given our Fusion gossips SO much trouble.
is very simple. and has been known for
month OF more to halt the people :ha:
fei: any in:eres! in the matter. About the
time the opposing delegations were visit
ing the Governor in the interes. Of their
respective factions in Gran: parish. GER
tain gentlemen made such representations
to him as 20 induce him 70 look into the
matter. Upon an G.: pa';e hearing. the
testimony brought forward was Sc favor
able 20 Nash tia: the case came very near
TO going in his favor. His name was
handed 70 :he Secretary Of State by Gov
ernor Kellogg. with the request tina. a
blank commission lie prepared for his
signature the next morning. IN tie mean,
time another delegation Game into the ex-
ecutiye Office with statements and proofs
SO damaging to Nashs claims that the
Governor declined 20 sign the commission.
and tore Up the blank which be found Oh
his desk in the morning after he had sent
the name 20 Mr.. DesloIde. One Of our
reporters. seeing the name On file i'll the
Office Of the Secretary OF State. and know
ing nothing Of the circumstances militia
ting agains. the appointment. copied !: as
matter Of course. which accounts 10,
the announcement in the REpCE1icAS
abc,,: which SO much las been said. /.
will he seen. therefore. that notwithstand-
ing :Le Governor a. one time intended
20 issue Tie commission 20 Nash. and even
went SO far is 20 direct commission TO
! be prepared: and that tie reporter Of tie
RE1UrL,cAS. in lis energetic desire TO be
up with the times. go. o little ahead. there
was at last he proverb;al slip between the
cap and tie LIP. and Mr.. Nash never saw
! his commission. and 10 one else ever saw
! il. Wien .'tLe Legislature uext1etels to
tbs matter We hope j: will embody this
s:a:emen: in its appendix. and le: Mr..
Pucke.te and all o:ie, worthy gentlemen.
| whose testimony does no: prove :le;I
roc alone
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-21
sECTARIAN PATRIOTISM.

Tie Presbyterian General Assembly.
row IN session a: Baltimore. has decided.
bv g Ia rye majority. that the Presbyterian
Church of The United States shall take
par: in celebrating me centennial! ami
versary Of American independence, not
as Americans. bn. IS Presbyteriars.
Strong opposition TO this seetarian resolu-
ton was offered on various grounds. some
Of IL en- quite as sec:arian as the 1eso!u-
ton itself, hut finally j: was carried. We
think i: g bad precedent and hope tina: it
viii not be followed. To turn great
national celebration into an advertising
medium for the various sec:s which
the iis: connection between Church
ard State in this country has ia
yo.ed. or 20 use It as field Of COM
pe:i.ive exhibition :or those sec:s
seems % US, quite foreign to the patriotic
purpose rrope, 20 such celebration. II
is rot as PyesbNerians. Me:hod:sts. Rc-
man Catholics or Mo:mons that We re-
meno;a:ei. ard although it was a reli-
eious motive which stimulated the first
settlers a one section OF Cur country TO
leave their homes in :ne Old world and
brave the dangers and hardships Of bleak
New Engiand's shore. ye: 10 such motive
had any par: in the movement which :e-
sul:e!in GUY achieving national autonomy.
For that we fought as :reemen. no: as
Pgesby.erians &. sec:arians of any isind.
As = people tie Americans have little
sympathy with sec:ai:an rivalr!es Or
sec.arian .r;um. Is: :som which We feel
encouraged % l!ed;c: tina: the action Of
the Presbyterian .As.s:.i!: viii anl no
;r.i:a-o.s,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-21
eral Republic present the following com

eral Republic present the following COM
mercial summary: -
Costa Rica exported in 1871, "a, 1927, $50
pounds coffee. OF this crop 95,379 sacks
were exported to the United States, the
rest to European countries, chiefly to
Great Britain. During the same time
there was imported into Costa RIGA values
estimated at 50, 225, 900, of which Great
Britain supplied seventy per cent, France,
Germany, ETC., twenty per cent, United
States five per cent. Nicaragua exports
about 81 ,00O, 600; imports estimated at
$500 San Salvador exports about
1000, geo, Of which 80, 100 sacks coffee
and p, 619 bags Muscavado sugar are sent
to the ports of San Francisco and New
York. These cost us about $3.50, coo spe-
Gle. The imports of San Salvador amount
to about $500 600. Of which OF: Western
States furnish about $50, goo worth, chiefly
hardware and medicines. Eatables,
-four, etc." are imported from france,
Spain and California. Guatemala ex.
ports s1,150,C00 imports S1,5o0.O0o.
The exports consist chiefly Of cof-
fee. sugar, tobacco. cochineal, wool.
etc. Imports chiefly from Great Britain.
France and Germany, the United States
supplying but small portion. Honduras
exports SLIPS, 600: imports abo.: sl,00o.'
coo, chiefly from Great Britain.
These republics, situated no: mere than
five days by steam from New Orleans.
have an extent Of territory abou. equal to
that of Texas. with population Of two
million.
TO this important accession 70 the COM
merce of New Orleans Ray be added the
fact that Hon. J. ". Foster. Of Indiana.
has recently arrived here On his mission
20 the republic Of Mexico. The address
Of this gentleman 70 the merchants OF
New Orleans shows the policy Of our gov
eminent toward Mexico to be that Of COM
mercial cooperation. while the dec!aIa-
tons and acts Of the Mexican President
prove reciprocal purpose to open direct
commercial and postal connection with
the United States by way Of New Orleans.
These two countries. stretching from orr
own door almost TO the equator. com.
prising such variety and capacity Of
soil. climate and production. will
organize such a commerce as can not be
equaled in the United States. sirce no
por: in the United States is so near such
products and no other city possesses such
means Of supplying the Western interior.
We are fortunate in this policy. We are
truly favored that the President has Sc
lec:ed two highly competen. men to rep
1esen. the commercial interests Of the ma
ton, that this is 70 be effected through
the commercial agency Of New Orleans.
We have reason TO believe tina: each Of
these gentlemen enters public service
with an intelligent appreciation Of their
duty, and that with the cooperation Of
our OWN and other merchants the saga.
cious policy OF the government toward the
sister repablics Of the continent may BE
made etiectual.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-21
NOTICE TAX COLLECTORS.

STATE ~ lor,s,ATA.)
Auditors Oth'e
Sew Orleans, May l.. 1913.
TO Mr. -. lax Collector. parish:
you are Hereby required to enforce !mmt dia:tiy
.he collection Of a.. overdue unpaid licenses by
Pacing tie came. 10, later t;.aD June :. IL tie
hands @: the Attorney General for collection.
Up 20 and :e!ntinc the last day OF Jane pros.
mo you aye authorized 20 receive al! OF the forr
mills Of tie genera! f!,d. for current taxeF IL
Auditors warrants bearing date subsequent TO
January !. :8.;
On aid ate, j.'v 1879, yon WI, mp'y strictly
With the requirements o. Circular No 3 and collect
Two III IS Of SAID geAe:a. it,i IL V..ted States
currency.
Very 1sspe1.f."~.
CHARLES CLINTON. Auditor.
.. On,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-21

The genius of journalism consists in
knowing what not to print. and the silence
of a paper is oftentimes mere helpir1 10
a community and servieeable 20 justice
than anything it prints. 1t is frequently
more d;tficult TO decide what MOI 70 say
than what TO say. No quality Is more 's'
sential to the judicious and sueeess:n. 'oi'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-21

CAPTAIN Garrett J. Lydecker, United sta'es
engineer corps. who has just completed a
photographs survey of the lava beds un'
der perious and difficult circumstances. Is
well known in New Orleans. Previous 20
His assignment as professor of engineering
at w.. Point, he was 20! some time Oh
sluty in .nis city.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-21

4 very young Emily recently received
this letter from her favored admirer: Deer
emily. cant meet you too Day new
Just been whipped and put IN Bed. am
Rittein this under the Bed Close and Wal!
sent it; by John the tutman. SO no more a.
Present from yoers till deth johnny.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-21

The New York Commercial! .tHce':lssr IS
,eioc.d 70 hear that Colonel Alcibiades De-
Blanc. OF Louisiana. has been arrested.
sand principally" i: says. "because his
middle names Thucvdides M.ietus. II
we're any judge of names. Aleiolades lhu'
cydities Mile:us DeBlanc Is a dangerous
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-21
PROCLAMATION.
FIVE TKOCSANO DOLLARS REWARD.

STATE oP Ior!s;ASA.)
Executive Department.
Sew Orleans, Apr! q. 1873.
Whereas OF ia, Information las tee! received
bv IL. TIA: OIL @: abOr.: the :ivtieth Gay u EaT"h
1879 william Z. McDona ID, an OF. and worthy CIT.
zen cf tbs STATE, was h:1tally murdered az 'tI.
n,n. N Tie parish o.; Jackson III this State. by q
person o, persons 20 ne unknown.
Now therefore, ]. William P. Kellogg, GoveI;c.
OF tire state Of Louisiana. have though: II 20 sse
tbs my proclamation. offering q coward al fiE
THOUSAND DOLLARS cor the apprehension and
conviction Of the murderer MucGere,s Of the
sad ". lam Y McDOLa.L said reward 70 he ;,aid
o.: .:e c.I: ficate o: he sheriff and iatric. a.tor
Key o: taid parish q! Jackson :hs. TIE le:.on ap
plv;r. for the same :.Iu shed -.e informal 81;
wi..; led 20 She arrest and co!.:.c..c OF Il :le
afo.esai murderer OK MIlde;ers.
Given under ms hand ard :he sea- {. ':e state
heIeuD-o attached this twenty first day q; Ap:ll
1873, ard II the independence q: lie U1.:.! state
IA. :..uett -seveI''.
WILLIAM 2. KELLOGG.
Ev :;e Governor:
WILLIAM WEEKS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-21
PROCLAMATION.
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD.
Ev Re Governor:
WILLIAM WEEKS,


S1ATg - iovi.fASA)
..scuti-. Department.
View Orleans, Apr! a. 1873.
::'c,n.:ioa .a'.:.: ve.c:..: that forge. OK
f:al.. Zen: state license Banks !ia'. been ten
..ere. 20. .al- la'ge L..csLn: cI tie :ac. ,ar..
th.I. Of ilg ot;e =. .I.c. msnt &c purchase
:he,.rv offer ,ewa.t. CtI.c hot.saL.l Dollars 20!
attenuation. which. VI. cad 20 'he detection and
CONVICTION o: ;.:EoE enCa..,. :. 20 .:gsu..
tie state.
even r:ie: .r- and 49,. Il. ga, o: che STATE
ieIe.llto attached = S twenty. -tti. DAY Of Apri
e.gi t.ea hundred and sev-utv-:niee a.. g.: .Ie
.rd.pe:- de:,ce o: .as vG.ted States IL. nil.:v.
se,.-.a.
WILLIAM =. KELLOGG.
E! -. Governor:
?. q. ULSLGS!r,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-21

Maquoketa. Iowa, man was few das s
ago handling a pistol TO satisfy himself Just
how certain suicide was brought about.
when lie narrowly escaped ike fate. He
only had his nose blown with a powder
blaze and little blackened. lie vii! blow
his nose the old way, hereafter. and .e: the
ob;lo.ophy of shielding alone.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-21
ADJUSTMENTS.
ct. CHARLES THEATRE.

or. CHARLES THEATRE.
HEN npPAR Proprietor ard Manager
Euxasement Extraordinary,
For One Week Only, Commencing
Monday, May IL, 1873,
OF the World-renowned
PROFESSOR w. NJ. FAY,
In his celebrated
DARK SEANCE,
Al presented by him in connection with the
DAVENPORT BROTHERS.
.1so ,he Great nlusionist from the Egyptian Eal,
London,
PROFESSOR ROsERT HARCOURT.
Prices of admission as usual.
n,,s6t P GLEASON. Treasurer.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-21

The only recorded instance Of the sue
cesstul employment Of the peace policy
toward The heather is TO be found IN The
first book Of Samuel. fifteenth chapter.
thirty third verse: ''And Samuel iewea
Agac 70 pieces
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-21

IMAM in Chicago has just COMMITTED tu'
icide because he could no: endure the
thought of being a burden on h:s vile.
This was very foolish, when he could so
nasilv have divided and lessened the bur-
den by taking another woman.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-21

Mississippi chivalry was revived lately
in a charming duel at twenty PAGES win
.,ouble. barrsled shotsuns between gallant
..eolone!" and q valorous ''lnajor. the lat
,er's honor being satisfied with load OF
bucksho. in his knee joint.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-21

We are indebted to Mr.. Kramer. :he
manager, for invitations to attend grand
mrsiea, entertainment to be given by the
Crescent City Serenadefs At stonewah
jackson Hall, in the Third District. on
Saturday evening next. \ rare 'ses: is
NrOmist Il.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-21

A brave though child-like form faithful!
at the nos. of duty was the son OF village
.-enorter. and having discovered broken
rail on the road just out OF town. SAT ior
g., tonrs nm q fence near by waiting tor
she train. so that he might carry sle par
ticulars of .hs acciden4 to his father. eueA
devotion to the paternal interest +" very
affecting.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-21

Little Rock, Arkansas. has adopted
smus hand milk a, church festivals as
rare occasional diversion. bu: adheres 20
whisky us The staple elemen: OF private en-
iertain,nents. Ifyou don: believe :: ask
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-21
NOTICE.
~ AA-

Nv .R.s... Nav = :j-:
De....u.I: members .: -ie Lou.. az. Jockey
Club !e hertbv notified 20 .et-.e -. mi; hack
dues with :Ee club 1!.hi. Ten aav. from dat.
Fai. ure 20 DO so Wi! :icu. .he penalty Of be-
dropped from tie ,oi. Of members an: ;e;l. p.c.
ceedeG agaiLs: in ,he courts
JOSEPH =. UC.NOR,
uyis sap Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-21

Tho finder Of q Russian leather pocket
book containing letters from Senators
Howe. Cameron and Harlan. will greatly
Cblige the owner by sending his address 10
This Office. where it will be called fox and
he literally rewarded.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-21

The Williamsport Bulletin editor says:
s.See our insides today for full account
of the discovery of eleven dead bodies IN
Kansas" He should he called upon 20
render no his account.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-21

That man who hung out card 'buggy:
ror Salt on a second hand bedstead, has
suddepIy arrived at the conclusion mat
oupctuation should be made speciality IN
.,nbl;c 90 hools.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-21

A splendid steam engine, second Glass;
manufactured by r. J. Gould, OF Newark,
N. J., for Eagle Fire Company No. I. OF
this city. was shipped from New YORK on
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-21
EDDY KAUFMAN.

Aged zine and q half years. !e!: RS aems'
Wednesday evening. May :. 'ls::: a, ha-:pas: tour
O'clock. and has not been heard from s.:ee. Re is
very Intelligent lad. and was dressed at TIE Tina
in gray cashmere Jacket and pants. brown hat
ard CATERS and check calico shirt. He s Of rather
large SIZE full oval face. light brown aai' aid faie
complexion. 4 liberal reward will be given for
any information concerning him tina: "..' .eaa :"
his restoration to his distressed parents.
5. KAU!MAH.
r1e1im Corner Poydras and Baronne streets.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-21

Colonel D. b. Penn gave DINER 10 Sen
ator Carpenter Monday nigh. a: Moreau's.'
Warmoth. McEnery, Kenner. Sheridan,
Wharton. Semmes and hos: OF othe: COM
genial spirits were present.