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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-01-16

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together anil stirred until cold, is excellent for
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HiccouGH-A single drop Of oil Of cinnamon
dropped on sugar dissolved in the mouth, will
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The fruit cellar should be well aired and kept
at q temperature of $50 to sGo
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The Rual Ne,e Yorker thinks an earth floor il
always the best for young horses.
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Miss AMYR R., of Iowa. weighs $50 pounds.
No man will marry her for fear Of big Amy.
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GENIIIITY is said to be eating meat with a
silver fork, while the butcher has not been maid.
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Notices II the Press.
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its continued adaptation to popular desires and
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-29
The RELIABLE GENTLEMa..H.

Ills 10" y: peysonag~ arrived from E!.o
i:.szto:s parish 0n Saturday Hfghfo sud
succeaIet::r. getting s short paragraph
sn:o Gle lo'co1utoo Bus lie vas rot sat-
isfed With the inconsequential position
assigned to Lin and his startling IF true)
Intelligence He therefore posted back to
Il ut again, and this time te aas gained
the ear Of 10th the Fusion organs o'The
firing Of artillery was distinctly heard at
Greensburg On Sunday night" He these
fore infers that the speople Of Livingston
and the Sabine detachment were resisting
the Metropolitan militia. If We could
hope for sGch q thing 25 an intelligent
contraband we Should expect soon to hear
that eden sand Killers are gwine to let de
perIicc aloneo' But IS the occupation Of
the Intelligent coLtraband has go2eo the
o'yoJiaJ:e gentleman" has iS !.y Liz own
wsyo and. % Csualo finds 9eooSa S9lo5joe
e.noucS 8 Believe him.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-29

the citizens in every part Of the State from
tyranny. Many of the best men in the
State are coesced by what is retailed to
them as public opinion into ct least tacit
acquieSceace il the Fusion outrages. II
the State can protect them from theirPre-
tended friends, they will, in Seturn, accord
tie government cordia! and active supa
por;o We hop. che days OF intolerance,
t!tann: and se.roSisnl are about hume
bere5, and thas something like trus free.
DOM o: polit!ca. opinion and action will
be given 81 Sc ~a.se 80 we.: Ss :Ls sol
GSeS eace.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-29
NOT TRUE


%I.- se9cgt of the Executive Committee
Of Tw" Hundred, published in yesterdays
g'cey,.ees is so full Of Qli8sratemeu$s that
az attempt TO refute them all il an article
woul. extend i: beyond The propey limit.
.! ~ editorials Sejther Is il Necessary g.
do 500 Moss Of the0A have already been
refu'ed again and again, and she seitera.
ton os them in this Formal manner can be
regarded only az a sest OS the immoga.
proTsri. ''.A lie we.I s:r.cE 20 IS a. goo!
as Che truth 5 few points. aowG'e:. So
teeI constrained 60 notice.
The sepol: characterizss the 1rese.s
government Of the State as ''beref: o$
sympatLs virtue ;nsegrit,o prspeyty, IN.
selfigencc and numbers all arrated against
j" Supplying the missing cogusa which
seems =, have been crowded on? by the
rush Of important WORDS eve fnd hege az
most as many uisstatemeats 80 clauses.
In che first glac-. Che State government is
not Gereft Of sympathy FOX. notwitLstans.
ing the geryers6on 81 talent 60 she cause
OF ralsehood ana injustice ~ which che
writer Of this Se2ort aud others like him
have sought 90 prejudice che minds ct
sLo nations she sympathT o! the MAJ
Gorfty is with thfs government ]: Aas,
moreover, Che sympathy OF the federal ad-
ministrationo the federal and STATE Jude
carries, and LAST but 40: !east, it Jas the
sympathy of a decided majority OF the
people of this State So much for sympa
thy. AS for virtue and intelligence. the
members Of the State government and its
supporters, for the most part, were mani
testing the highest civic virtue, patriotism,
at time when the writer of this report
and most CT those who sympathize
with him were III arms against their
country, and had the intelligence to see
that justice was stronger than injustice,
and that right must ultimately triumph
over wrong. Yes, but ''prOperty' also is
arrayed against this government, if the
word of the Two Hundred is to be taken.
To certain extent, perhaps, the posses5ors
of landed property, the money holders and
money dealers may be arrayed against it;
but is there no other kind of property but
land and money? Is not, properly speak
ing, everything which is convertible into
money a species of property, and shall
not tie labor which produces moneys
worth be accounted as such? OF what use
are lands but for the labor which makes
them productive Now, even the skill aS
the Two Hundred, able as II is 20 snake
the wrong appear Sic right. can Tot pey.
suais anybody that tia: s..c:es Of prop.
ectr Represented by the !a5cxs g she STATE
is agyayed ago'"ss sLe present Sose.G.
snens Z: The ] seI gentlemen Wa $50
sued THIS Sepor: ve-e ait 90 Seaye this
Stass Tomorrow sepresentiuS though
the: may :he wealth. culture and co:sego
va.isEl sf large fraction az Sts snhab!.
tan's: nay. If che majority o: tIeis syn.
patIizers should leave viii G.e'n. size
State would still 1--we, still thI!ve. Others
Nth broader views would soon FL sLeir
places ouy SIGH soil %oUil yield az o:
gore i:s abundant wealth: and !nt.f.ie
genee enough woGli be left within our
bordyss % utilize ttat wealth, ~ WEI: q.
that seeded :oS tie conduct q: c"s c..sl
e@t;xso
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-29
TICK Els EIETE GENTl


ehoV ing tht noier 20 ".-1 admission to the Fan
anu Ina..cE II i4t HEaad Lottery
Any Ptis''h heIllls a EumGrreH coupon has the
same c.laEot OF "!nlnHS pt re Ia he lottery as
Lose WHO us tHei1 t'cEetS ioE ADMISSION TO the
rGIt. r.s1
Toe Directors OF The Association having through
a ser Is wears ses't e. 20 eZtLy means IN then
power 70 krt2 ftiFe auH foster t.5 ASSOCIATION 81
iGtht.de0 WIN :.!e pt'5ftss ai3 GeFti9pntnt OF
we l"9'4t tes % %! STATE 'ut- hauhS themselves
at p-tsti, IN ,H!Etu 70 an S4lt.it tLat elGaiiSers
- very eA.7'tnct' Lac a32pttt me following
taa, " "a 10 .-ie t Sei-i LIF oS I'ac.lc1l ana
CeI: way .! !.'s.!lS i-id7 NECESSARY 70 ptrpttu.
.t 'ti!5 -t'9t., ION ti'I p4te Il upon poae that
w. eh"o'" !. 20 co1,.H"t us course OF usefulness
ln7 ?n.rc. VI Tue as9"l4l"1 Is 10 create re
atNtu l.letEei aA-o-I3 a.. C.7Ss ci our '.a,As IL
o.. con- .lS r ar ;'Au :. ne same time y offering
ai9e sunni. axe t:e saIeo OF It's tcHets
70 "a t@Sont ,Iat VII eh22-e II 70 realize al
an; L zlL., 'tr il!aft 20 is pressing waits.
, ne pan a."p'tt ~ t'it ASSOCIATION IS to issue
wv W licAtts, a. MY cents tcEet; the same
price a. g 7,sa' ol ADMISSION TO tis Far, wit4
t6,ipai 4" tac ed ht3:ln rum o; Pie said t!lk
S.sr-oe'Li2 o. A4 t.t 70 o':e a. o!oSSa So%uo 90
S.s o.-reI - ~ ft,f q ~ ~ ~ S.II9FNo
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-29
Why EOI:

The Dolly Harden organ 70 ,aea'ir az.
Gated az the base thought Of arrestin8 Join
McEnery for treasono Her ancient yibo
bons and furbelovs are all rudietS Gnd
turned the wrong way at the mere sug
ges ion of such sacr.legious proceeding.
Whats Lay violent hands upon t.e
Lords anointed? Prepostarouso
yet the people are beginning 20 SIX
S'why not5' What claim has McEnery to
exemption from the common lot OF ofendo
ers? He has been playing governor long
enough, setting up his mock court, issuing
commissions in the TGme Of the State,
promoting strife and melting weak men %
deeds of blood, until this ratLee patient
people are Beginning % grow tired
of all the nonsense Snd think the
time Lac como fog tho Fesion
pretenSers to exert their powero os subo
side tbs great saaj0Sitv oS thinking
men Of this Sta"e gully .tcogni:2 Sc ak.
istinG Stase govoins-euS. ghepa:s Ia!o
ms their saxeso rot. s.ty srd STATE. sit.
rne&aapsed JfH:yt..esso Sos o;se a.: '!4e
tag sessstess Mo a.s Snat:s IS A:.:,;
asai.s: tie gasesr.'.s.:ls Los ;ne: s,:s!. ssiyo
thing Ike Sta :s:s. Gssls sic -:.sss.:ly
they fa"s secs:ssS co:scs ::.as G.o.'s so
sxUecs s:..se sU: so So: pay :.xe4 So
Sc. Sizes. e 100" Sla.. gained ...s:.;.s 3r
80. a's:.sa g 80 S4a:c0n'e,5s s4ec,e
20 secs:ls 'rsTo, a's 80. % = S..
Cos: s'a:lS.s &. .: e. ...s 80 =.
theHy cases isrGaHs az. 'voe:S.~ $50
Major Harpers may have 'a&en IN ay ..era
dollasSS two by way of fees from tie sacs:o
citrans sesiste.s sLon4 Colonel F.sYS Sss
already AauHeS Sses the eoa!s, aud Jr4ge
Dibbie S :rakfng pretty good Sim Of o:.
In the meantime the numJeS C 0fe tass
fesisters = growing smaller every oeayo
while those who have honestlS paiS theis
dues and got receipts Sn their pockets are
disguised with the fuss that is kept up and
that Hnterferes with legitimate Business.
They demand that Governor Kellogg shaft
endeavor to abate the nuisance and he
responds ~ striking at the head Of it.
Within a reasonably short time the chef
agi,ators will be silenced by the Legal proc
caedings Instituted against tLene for tfs
Governor is Ike Macduf He will Lei
sstrike atwretcLed kernes,' but is Sf.as
the leading conspirators.
The contest is one that can only Se
settled IL force, Sccolding to lave SickIr
sentiment and turgid rLetor;. are az: O.
place il il.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-29
fiWYFPS ON A STRTET

Tie 0anoble" army Of attcEaese C$ -.
Mary parish ars 81 ions stSi5s. Shey
gs:s.ss so.-t:o:oS 81. Suiss TSa:a's CO.'S:
iecasss !,e IS 9 Eesub.ScaHo They viii
co:.e ssosnI s.: sigi: wien tf.ey gov
weary ~ tie '.:ars': sit. s.e:s OWE sseai
ali Istses. j. s. !ite'yy'. il Sc 2ocsoss
v.ge 60 5 61 q similar strike. there would
&c Ses!..b IS WEI! ~ peace il sss :oar:s'.
:ssas Io:is VIA. tie Ios:s.ea os..s j. -.
see % oSeSr5 GaIf acgsa'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-29
PROCLAMATION.
ONE Ta0UsAsp DOLLARS REWARD.

STATE OF LOUISIANA
Executive Department,
gew Orleans April %, 1873
S-fnrinssion Saving reached me that forged or
fraudulent State license Blanks have been ter o
dered for sale, Slarge d scsun the face value
thereof being otfe ell as an nducemeut 10 purchase
hereby offer reward ofOne thousand Dollars for
informa. ion which viii fead to the detection and
conviction OS auv ls-rson ensagsdin SO def;auGinG
Che stste.
Given gL&er ny and and Pie seas Of tie State
hereunto attached this twenty eighth dsE of April
eighteen hundred aud sevsnty-three, and of the
independence OF tie Euiad States tie ni-6ty-
seventh,
WILLIAM J.. kEi.Y.oGGo
81 Re Covesuor:
T. q. DtS&3S'os.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-29

this object. and as it is the only journal
in New Orleans in accord with Congress
and the federal administration, is pledges
itselfso show that it has done and can do
moSe soy the city Of New Orleans ia Jrings
jag OF. claims fairly before che gogerH-
meat than all the opponents Of sbs goyo
ess:se .s put together
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-29
g CIVILLZIEG INFLUENCE

Tie it,le excursions lately taken By che
ifetropol:sans. III shei4 caracity as State
militia, ..re having most excellent effect.
WhereTeS they lave see appeared there
las been . noticest.. and sudles Eessas
t:on Of Characteristic svagger and boast.
ing Of the Eusic.s sougaas IS q rule, Chi,
class Of gentry Setires INFO Gle Asi9nif.
canoe betting sheiy :aierts AID hoaest..
and Vie ie:seS c:ass q: people GoEe S9go
ward and talk senSe and reA.oG.
Besides she .ySo.esoa.s Fftecs l. A:s
upon tAe Soca:s::es yssitei, 81 Offers stnal.
Cry correspondent, a.s excellent opfoytU.
aity Eos lying end being caught az it right
away TAs Shreveport papers have been
Peculiarly r4vosad ara have see the stree:
corner SoafeSs q: that little siIIage 70 geo
!oicing CveS reported defeats of the Sie:soo
9oii'a.s by '.the peoi!e 81 seTe:ai occ"'
siogs. Even the Iie..at.s published leSe
has tee1. yictimizei. ~l.ict. aftes al. vas
no. much ST triumph. 80 OF! aHsurGjty
thar has 5guintin: &c she wrong side "il.
capture she OLD lady % ang sims Colonel
Flanagan is doing good seGvice. and We
hope lie will be senc g. every parish in the
State especially Caddo Chose fearful Wire
chester rifles and that Lcrrid twenty-pound
gun would teach the 5and-hillers OF Red
river % little respect for the feelings CT
others. This would be blessed thing for
the misguided beings who appear so he
stepped in their own selfshnes5.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-29

81 g''osys"e 'ome d.ss 80 s:.s 3v".S
3 eee.s ca,fta'i.ts 80. Gsslarses 'so:.ar9a
70 Sn1I:,i:a5 liz as d sas :es:s:es S.e
E.ssB..scAs Sromr:ls% sao"ej ia: s:i'.
:sosgas Jas ga'? !is legitimate :as 90
s.sat;s:ss 50 .ie proge. Stas. "ffcSassss 80:
fss sinco %s;:es satfent3ro ::e ;,s s1in.
50 :.:S ;s o,ss aon'eSagos..% 10 'aso''s
Horor'''. S'SiaS :iese sSgcun.ssaGcee ~e
sHaH: sloe 80 ourpSfse : 60 e. ss az aso'S. 8
s.,:e q Q 9or-a Is
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-29

An applicant for tie position of teacher
in Pennsylvania district school signed his
name J. >Pyne Merritt Barker, and was
elected. Two weeks after opening school
lie ran away with the petty daughter of
one of the trustees, taking lis best horse
and buggy in the bargain. The board
won't experiment again with any middle
mama chan
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-29

Governor kellogg is determined to put a
stop to ali the various plans that have been
IN vogue for plundering the State treasury.
We direct attention, and particularly that
of the detective force, to his offer of a re-
ward of $1,000 for the apprehension of
scoundrels who have been uttering bogus
FiotpSo hlanLya
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-29

Senator Pnchback, state Senator Mascot
and Hon. l.. j. SOuer leave for New York
sonighr, whence they shortly depart on a
tour which will embrace all the chief points
GS interest in Europe, Including the great
Senua exposition. 10 good wishes wiz
Senctt them, these gentlemen map safely
%unt on a delghtlus cNSerience doe the
Sea few months.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-29

s. woman in Readi:g us, . . He"a' o
Snen they were sixty cents a quarlt9 81
:'ee&S " hen her husband rcuon.trat, weh
1oop Her ey tTayagan.r 81. s.au,a ]'rs. r...
s-oo % suN say She Was not CN.TINaaane DO
cause when she bought those peaches she
Sasended to put them in the refrigerator
s:S Keep them until they got cheaper.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-29

oThe great and peIemptory sale of the
finest selection of diamond pins, breast
pins, rings, earrings and bracelets, ladies
and gertlemeus English, Swiss and Amer
lean gold watches from the best makers;
vest chains, ladies' chatelaincs, bracelets,
rings. etc; also, bonds, city certificates,
@romissory notes, silyerwaree etc, will
positiyeIv commence Ga IDursddy, May /,
1873, at eleven o'clock, a. No u camp
street. Merchants and the trade io general
should not fail to attend.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-29

kings fool who was condemned to die
was allowed to choose the form of death,
and chose old age. An Iowa girl being
asked what form of death she preferred,
remar ked that if she must die, she preferred
70 DO smOthered-w kisses.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-29

S9osSotficc has been established al Bayou
Ces SAllemands station, and a daily mail
60 now received there. Tha postotiice is
Snown as Allemauds. and ali letters should
&c so addressed Mr.. James +. Williams,
she railroad agent and bridge keeper, has
&een appointed postmaster.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-29

e disastrous incident is reported from
sHe seaport town Of PAlamos, in Catalonia.
q cutter arrived, the captain of which was
quite unaware of the abdication and its cen
sequences. Having been greeted with what
&c thought a reasonable cry of ira Ia Re
.otSS from another vessel, be ordered his
snen to open fire upon it. and several Of the
e,rsw were killed or wounded.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-29

S9e Board Of Health report l62 deaths
Suy the week ending April =. OF these ID
were of smallpox, 10 OF sporadic cholera,
O Of cholera infantum, l OF cholera moIbus
ond IL of consumption. twenty-five were
buried from public institutions. The mum
Ger of deaths was three less than the proceed
.ng week. 10 the corresponding week oflast
gear there were but 100 deaths.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-29

Major X. L. Shelley arrived in the city on
Sunday, after an absence of few weeks in
Washington and St. Louis. During his SO
journ at the latter place he was the guest
of p. j Kennedy at his elegant mansion on
[ rAlnrn
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-29

The Boston Transcript remarks that the
United States is the only nation with coin
known as the eagle. No coin OF the san e
value is in existence elsewhere. What OBJ
lsction, therefore, can there be to the Amer
jrau eaplt. spreading itself?
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-29
THE GRAND FAIR LOTTERY

Arena commencing at 90 =. 90 WEDNESDAY,
April 81, O.. closing GaE q! 9he Ea.r. ticket
AgeIes Suuse close Leir6ccounSs al PIE Office Of
tie Assoc ae.on, Mechanics .usssueao 90 Tuesday
evening ssle eweuty -niLea ilsta.e, as 20 one Is
auelo..zeas outside OF Sleof.ice % siake settle
meme OF COLLEGE sls4ey slom 9,ero 4nirss syae-
oho.ey % to S,aoet o., osS S-see sLe 80 . o. 70.
Associa.io-o
olckets W., Re sols aoeae fsr 2 o 90 soose osss
s,lise. 20 p, oo.e drawing commence
> sSze. not 0s,.es ~ wttLle = e.o,.o'e os.'e
closing % % SO 6a.- w.o he ooes dogoS 60
ssoe4
GSTHEP EONEe.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-29

shirtS seven Thousand five Hundred and
s'gh'y-hce Collars On prizes will be distri-
:.tcd Sy TIE Louisiana State Far Lottery
.i.socoaticn, April 80 neXio A limited mum
seq OF dickets issuedo Gall at the central
.stlices No. l07 Canal a9rccs, GSover 4 Baker
ssscsroomso for your qiclletso
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-29

S'he safe of the effects OF NJ. Heindrich,
re formcg Partisan s%ecutioner, revealed
Chat he was strangely 5apt with his horri-
Gle pursuite He had made a large colec,
;on Of paUaiugs and enarayiugs, whose
subiects were always connected with CAPT
sxi punishment and It's Instruments
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-29

a merchant from the interior has jusS ar
rived at Khartoun, Africa, and reports Sir
Samuel Baker and party at Falackera, and
all well. This would seem to retute the
report given some days since OF his death.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-29

gln tie Boston and Providence SaliroaG
9 nov ewitcLing engine to be stationed
O. the Providence end, aud as it is 90 owait
Cor something to turn upo'' o. haO been sgo
oropSiatel,s named @Micawbero'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-29

The schooner John 70 KraDz, from New
Orleans, for Boston, arrived at Vineyard
6laven on the twenty-second Instant, with
Goss Of foremost and jibbOonc
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-29

The 9est thing IN the D0ubury Ee1rs thiS
geek 10 the statement that it is proposed 20
applo Che WestonHOuse brake 30 George
France Train as final test0
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-29

Parson Brownow hesitated toT 9oqne
weeksa out finally toob the Sback pay
monfys at the same time curoin9 the po1o
srty. protracted illness aud big doctors
Sill that forced him to DO 10
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-29

4 Young lady wishing for situation,
was recently interested in an advertise
ment for some one to do eight house
keepings' SO she wrote to the advertiser
asking where the lighthouse was, and if
there wac as way :eotins ashore on Sun
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-29

The Prince oSWales Gas recently SeeS
INSTALLED az Grand Master Of knights oelho
plaSo Englando Ireland and Scotlando
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-29
CIGARS,

HAVANA CIGARS AND CIGARETTES.
Domestic CIOARS and C!GARsTTES. and a fun
assortment of Chewing and Smoking TOBACCO
constantly OIL hand ard for sale by
ED. L. ZELL { CO.
Corner Canal and Caronde!et streeto
New ORLEANS, Louisaa0
goods cold fully warranted. Ohio! 90
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-29

PJ. KennedN Esq, sails from New York
=, 10 Cubas on the thlrtieth instant, for
Dueepstowro en- route to Niennas