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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-14

| Judge PierrepOnf and the Russian Mission
-(;rand Jury Indictmenis-(elebra tfou
by the German Patriots Of 1S1S.9-
.,IoPher and Child Arrested for Nurde,
-Steamship Collision al Neil Safe
Four Men Drowned,
New YORK. May 13--JGige Pierrepont
has not been officially notified. bnt it il
believed tie will accept the Russian mis-.
! sion.
Th. grand jury la. indicted ssvera,
quacks for senGin: improper articles
| through the mails.
The German patriots cf The German
revelation Of 1913 and 1899 celebrated the
event 10 day a. East River Park. Addresses
were made by Genera. Sigei. General Weber
and Others.
Jane Armstrong and her little daughter
Mary have been arrested in Newark,
charged win mnrder ia pushing Maria
O'Dav into the riser. Apr:: 8, and drown
ing her.
Cornelius 4. Logan. minister 20 Chilli.
will leave for his post abont the twentieth.
Prominent Odd Fellows vii! give him a
dinner Thursday evening.
Arrived-Steamer Wyoming. The steamer
Americns, while passing through He'll Gate.
came in collision with the steamer Hope.
which runs between Backwells island and
Hart island. cutting her in two. Four men
were drowned from the Hope. The Ame,i-
Gus sustained very little damage.
Arrived-Slberia, Moro Castle Canada.
City OF Bristol, City of Brooklyn, Merce.
dita, San Antonio, San Jacinto, Montgon
cry and Champion. Arrived out-Celtlc.
A HeraM special Gays The POpe passed a
sleepless night. disturbed by coughing.
The Times Wash ngton special says the
President yesterday pronounced a. pure
invention the statement telegraphed bence
yesterday thai he proposed instituting high.
handed proceedings in Louisiana. He
asserted that his course could not be more
decided than it had been. If further occa.
sion arose he should &C: as promptly as Ir
had before done.
Money was in good demand early IN H..
day at :. but iur.Dg the evening the sy.:.
ings Of capital Increased and the rates o.
interest were ste adiiy declining Gnti: Joan.
we're made as low as , y cent. The late
street dealings in money were at 3a:. The
discount marlSe: continues easy, and prime
paper passes at 'ay t. cent. Exchange:
without any decided change IN ya:e., an,!
the business !s moderate at sixty days.
Sterling St as5:. Gold W.. alternately
weak and firm ans. range! between !i.!.
l!!3.. Rate. :ov carrying today were
gold to i-.}:.. Governments and S.... loads
unchanged.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-14
FOREtGE.

EArfsaioD In Goal Mine in Novn scotf;s-e
The POlarts Suncrers-N ewspnper Sups
pressed in Pnris-A Communist Elected
to the Assembly-The POpe Pnsses his
EiGhty-Grst Birshday-dIe IL GraduaIIs
:inllins-Effect of the Panic in VicnnE.vs
i Carli.s Conspiracy frustrated,
BERLIN, May T3..-The bourses Of the
| principal cities OF Germany are extremely
depressed in consequence VI th0 panic iIs
Vienna. The government. with a view tcs
their relief, will introduce u measure into
the Diet. applying the Pyussian share of the
warcontributiens to the purchase Of BILLS
and public securities to- advances for the
accommodation Of merchants. and to tho
redemption of the debt for rail way work.
VIENNA. May 18th" operation Of the
bank act has been suspended.
MADRID, May l3-A Car,ist conspiracy
for the overthrow of the republic has beeI
discovered in this city. Three sonspirators
have been arrested.
Senior Sagasta has disappeared frons
Madrid.
The ministers are Geiiberating over tho
project for electoral reforms in Cuba The
system agreed upon vii probably be the
same as that of Spain. The deputies to the
late Assembly from Porto Rico, will soon
issue manifesto explaining their conduct,
and declaring in favor of a federal republics
ROME, May l3.-The Pope was very feeble,
yesterday. lie had falnting tit of an
hours duration. His condition is rather
worse to day. He is still excessively feebleo
To-day is the eighty-frst birthday of his
holiness.
LoNDoS, May ii--he~. Thomas robfrs0
son. chapter Of Rocheste! Cathedral, dieG
today, aged eighty-two.
ST. JOINS, May I3.-A ,rtscfiption has
been started for the Esou:maux children,
Steward John Heron "a 8 that Hall, on
his return from the sedge expedition,
seemed to be affected by the heat of the
cabin. He (Herron) made him cup OF
coffee, only a part of which the captain
drank. He complained at once, took to his
bed and died in two or three days. The
character of his illness is extremely un cero
tain from the description given.
HALIFAX, n. s.. May l3-An explosion
in a mine in PictOu county sook place yes
terdaF. Forty two men are IN the pit The
slope is burning and there are no means Of
egress.
GENL"A, May li.Mme nsson. wife of
fere Hvacinthe, has given birth to boy.
PARIS, May l3.-Arthur Rane (Radical)
was elected by an overwhelming majority
from Lyons to the Assembly. He was a
member IF the Commune. but resigned
when theurler to execute III. hostages was
issued.
The sale o: she ..,...": .r!:1o. "a, beers
prob iDited.
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COURT RECORD.
TUESDAY. MAY f?, 1873.
Eir~f District Enr,P


TO $1,000.
state vs. Jack Lewis and r. H. Howard-Rot
berry. Venue changed parish of Jefferson
State VS.. Francis Richards Bisamy. In'ernia.
tion qnashed:
state vs.. F. c. Nahar--:'e,:ury, Plea O. no.
guilty.
State s2 ,ei Francois ana Thomas McElror.--
Habeas corpus. Wit lnai!taineG and prisoner s
state VS.. ?..e. Eern.-Lsyceny. Plea cf 40:
guilty.
state vs. Jos" ar'inez, alias Jose Pachsrc-
Emoe2z'ement. Plea of not guilty.
state VS.. Henry Cushy.-Robbery. So:i- prose.
State VS., 7. ). McKay.-Mans'augh.e- Plea Of
not guilty.
State vs.. Louis Gulbei --ob'ainins good, :ndes
false pretenses. Plea OF not guilty.
state VS.. Henry Parker.-Robbery. Nolie prose.
qni entered. Accused :emanded t" prison on other
true bill.
state rs. Edmund Basqun-Assaui, with {.
dangerous weapon. Nolle prosequi entered.
state vs.. Etenne. alias ice T!.ompson.-Larcenv.
Verdict not guilty.
State rs. Dennis Daily Setting fire to and burn.
Eng q house IN The day time. verdict not guilty.
State VS.. Robert walker Assault With intent ~
e'mn j: rape. Verdict guilty. recommended /" :,e
mercy OF the court.
Second Di-tric. Court.
Ihe src'essions q: John Kelly .ai T...:c..
JACOB Chewing opened.
Fourth District Vorr..
raro'.ne j; ia Iomard IS. Emile Felix ro-,,ais
NJ hnsband.-Ds cision: The. violence on File -
,aoish,s the ai!egat Ons Q: plant Is petition and
hti 'sht 20 the r. lief Sic seeks hsre:.. Let there
,nrnt ID :avor os plaintiff PRAYED COR, and
against !fe dt tendan:. anc with rostso
Superior District Court.
J. j. Green ct az. rs Charles Clinton, Auditor.
ana Antoine Dubuclet, Treasur er.-This case came.
up for hearing hefoie Judge Hawkins yesterday,
!tutohers h0id Interest coupons, and ask that the
auditor and Treasurer be mandamused TO set aside
POI uoh OF the general tax receipts now accruing
Tor their payment Respondents plead the exist.
snce OF act No. 8! of 1872 which aoo shes the State
ue OF 1und. etc. The rule sSas made peremptOry,
the endge in his decision declaring tie sfore said
act No. :! Of 1872 !egisati.. nonstgosi.y yo-aul!
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Colonel T.. w. DekIyue.

The United States marshal has reason 70
congratulate himself on having for a chief
deputy a gentleman possessing the traits of
Colone! DeKIyne. This gentleman has had
every obstacle TO contend with since he
started upon his recent delicate and respon'
sible mission. but his courage and song'
.tr0iH seem a: 70 time to have forsaken him,
Whether as soldier. diplomat or ,actician,
Colonel DekIyne seems to be the naster Of
every position in which circumstances
placed Lin. and h;s peculiar duties. as chief
deputy marshal. have placed him III many
embarrassing ones.
Colonel DeKlyne Is a young man. less
than thirty years Of age. He was a gallant
officer in the navy du1ing the war. and LETT
that branch Of tie federal service. taking
with him testimonials TO his gallan,ry.
We shrink from ;ndulging in anything
tha: seems Ike tlattery: but we can not
help noting in this young man these eln:.
nent traits Of character which will unques.
tionably shape for him a brillian. future.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-14

VALUABLE IMPROVED AND VACANT REAL
ESTATE At AUCTION By THE SHERIFF.
| Particular attention is called to the sales a,
auction TO be made this day at noon, at the
| Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange
Royal street. by the sheriff Of the parish
Of Orleans. Said sales comprise:
]. a lot Of ground. with the buildings and
Improvements thereon. situated in the Firs,
District Of this city. forming the corner OF
Common and Tonti streets.
=. a 10: Of ground. with the improve.
nen:s thereon, situated in the same district.
on Oorgenois street. between Gasquet and
Palmyra streets.
,. 4 portion Of ground. situated in the
Fourth District of this city. on St. David
street. between First and Philip streets.
:. Two lots OF ground. situated in tie
same district. On Liberty. street. between
Jackson and Philip streets. One Of said
lots forms the corner of Philip street.
). A portion Of ground. situated in the
same district. on Locust street. between
Philip and jackson streets. a:.d forms the
corner Of Philip street.
I. lot OF ground. xitl, the building.
and improvements thereon. situated in the
Sixth D:stric: of this city. on Napoleon ave.
nue.. between Magazine and Live Oak
streets.
:. 4 piece or portion Of gsound. situated
in the same district. in the rear Of the above
described property.
s. 4 square Of ground. with the buildings
and Improvements thereon. situated in the
same district. in that par, thereof called
Huntsville. bounded by Levee. Tchoupi.
,ou!as. Arabella and Joseph streets.
.. Five lots Of ground. with the appurte.
nances. etc. situated in the same district,
on Prytania street. between Louisiana ave-
nue and Delachaise street.
70. And one-half Of a square Of ground.
situated in the Second District Of this city.
bounded lv Canal. Customhouse and Rem.
don streets and Hagan avenue.
For full particulars ana terms see a!yes.
::seNCCts.
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Benefit Of the ouisiano Relief isIg~.

OeheHt VI she Louisiana Keller Lodge.
Thursday evening, the members o! the
Shakespeare Club give grand entertain.
ment a; the Varieties, for the benet; of
Louisiana Relief Lodge No. /. The benefit
cent purposes Of this lodge are very vel:
understood by The community. Its funds
are devoted to the relief Of strangers So.
journiDg here. and in cases of death. 20 their
burial. The lodge also cares for the Ills.
tressed families Of strangers. j: expends
annually large sum for :he supper, Of
these charities and with the happies. re.
suits. To assist such an association in its
praiseworthy efforts. 20 contribute 20 tie
snccess OF its endeayccs mus: he regarded
by all thinking persons as :ru!y CON.
mendable undertaking.
Eu: the members o: :ie Si..kesp. re
have offered Is very fine .r.a: 20 .he levers
OF the drama in their program me: al. if
there is any one who could 20: Ic a..ra. ed
to the Varieties by the purpose Of tie ben.
eft. he or she would certainly b. drawn 70
the theatre by til. attractions prcser.ed by
the bill. "Don C..-av ie Eszan," with
Eraushn and Buck .:hs latte. vo:un.
teeling !ror: the Orleans N-aIna:ic, IN
the pr;ncipa! roles. ani "Rcbe.: Ma
caire." with johnston and S.u,npi IN
the leading parts. certainly wou!d
fill any New Orleans theatre Il. the shor.es.
notice. The Shakespeare furnishes rs with
some Of the bes: acting. and some of the
best plays. that we can see from year 20
year. The gentlemen connected; with j,
give their services 70. the afnusemer. and
qualification Of their friends: and though
they can not as a club assist in .'psy per.
formance." they have individually :euGe,ed
their services ON this occasion.
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WEDNESDAY,
The GdiOuS Printing Inv.

The following IS given az a sample or the
''reform" when the Fusionist. are pledged
TO carry ou:. wien MeEnery shall be .ecos
n:zed as Governor. We Copy :rom tine
Lafayette -:G.tyE..r:
%-ArH cP Ior.~.ASA }
Executive Office.
View Orleans, apr! 10. 1873.
1r accordance with section fifteen rf act
No. s Of 1868. approved July "a, 1868. the
Lafayette -A9cettistr, published by w. Il.
Bailey, is hereby designated as the official
journal in and for the parish of LAFAYETTE:
and toe said w. r. Bailey, publisher of the
Lafayette .ldtertiser is hereby authorized
to publish all the acts of the General As
sembly of Louisiana, and TO do all the paro.
chial and judicial printing for tie parish of
Lafayette. IN accordance with and under
tie provisions OF she above act
JOHN MCENERY.
Governor Of Louisiana.
ID. b. PENN,
Lieutenant. Goveyno: and Presiien. Of
Senate.
The above appointment :s one which the
lawyers would call de Ionis non, as no ..ac,s
OF she General Assembly Of Louisiana.
appear III :ie rambes Of :te .!G,..,:s,.:
before US
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pGsspOnenlPnf.

On accom-: Of the incleme.cy u .he
weather Mr.. Girls void has postponed his
lecture or 'Injun Neal 20 Friday night
next. Tickets already issued will. of
course. be good for that evening. lis to
be regretted that SO rare treat OF fun and
laughter IS thus delayed. hat we console
ourselves with the thought ,ha: what is de-.
f"rred i. not lost. The box Office at the
Varieties is open to day for the securing of
seats. and Colonel Pete Tracy can there be
found to attend to the wants OF o.r FUN.
loving community.
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The Late General Eyank t:artlns r


This brave man. whose death we have
already noticed. was born in New York
and graduated at Yves: Point in 1899. lie
was lieutenan: in the Seventh Infantry
in iSi3. and participated III the Florida
war. He was brevetted for sal!an: con.
duct at Monterey in 1916. At She breaking
out Of the late war he took sides with the
South. serving throughout the entire con.
rlict with eminent Distinction. His defer Sc
OF Port Hudson made his fam. world wide.
Though mistaken in his po!itica! course
and his great !alen' n,is,;.-cc'ed. no one can
impute to him other than the rufes: mo-.
t!ves. He was a brave. strong he arted,
honest man. We pay his: soldiers :rib.
ute. and trust 'ha: LATTER !if. s fs!;i Sever
he sleeps we'll"
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4 PraisewOrihy Presentation.

Monday evening our old and valued
friend. Gustavus Ho!lander. deputy United
States marsh Al. was surprised by a sudden
irruptieh OF his friends q. his modes. ,nan.
! sion in the Fourth Dis.ric.. composing a
complete surprise party Of Che noe: ap-
proved order. wLo invaded bis Aomic!le
bearing . most mysterious. yet carefully
handled burden. The hospitality Of cur
| friend was equal to the occasion. and over
| came his natural timidi'y and The blusLes
| inevitably attendant thereon. Nha. The
! burden conveyed! by his friends might Aave
been was thing about which he did not in
the ieas: concern himself, on: wha: he
could do for his visitors was 3: Cn2c aud
most accep,ably apparent:
After the usual friendly greeting had
passed. Messrs. BravemaE and casanave
addressed Mr.. Holi ander in terms tha: he
must always recall with qualification. sat
ing that they represented the DISCHARGED
jurors of the United States C;rcui: Court.
over which Mr.. Holiauder had presided.
during their term. as deputy marshal. with
such satisfaction 20 them. that they could not
resist the temptation. OF leaving :heir pests,
TO testify in some substantial way, 20 his
unwavesin. coar:esy and fidelity TO tis
duties.
Thereupon appeared beautifully
gold mounted cane and fine silver service.
appropriately engraved. the acceptance Of
which was solicited by the donors.
Mr.. Hollander. completely :aker ~ sur.
prise. could only thank h;s friends for their
kind appreciation Of his Efforts 70 discharge
his duties IL his position toward :hem as
well as others with whom hi. official s.a
ton brought him in contact. His :ha.ls
to the donors o: these eiegan: gifts were
not the less appreciated because :hey were
wholly uupSemedi.ated. and the whole at.
fair passed off. we believe. 20 the ;..!ec:
satisfaction OF al! concerned. i
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Smooth as Glass.

Why shouldn't: it be. when K;:.redge'.
behetit comes off on Friday night next!
Dolly Davenport. he Of the winning way
and social smile. OF genial laughter and
heart free from guile. viii be on hand for
the first time in this city foc three years.
He appears rs Splash in .hc Young
Widow" the inimits bic and versatile
Cavanagh plays Ton, Moore in the Irish
Lion." and Letfingwell. the king Of bur.
les9ue. offers himself as Romeo Jof;er Jea.
:ins. The boz sheet is now open. and those
VIII" wsn: good seats had better go early.
The parcuette and dress circle wi! be re.
served 70: ladies and their escorts.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-14
Work house Releases.

Judge Abeli released two more prisoner,
on haoeas corpus yesterday. who were con.
fined in the Workhouse on commitments in
default of fines. These were boys named
Francis Doherty and Arthur McElroy, aged
nine and sixteen years. Judge Abell stated
the recorders had no power to imprison at
hard labor. as it was only lawful to infliet
such punishment after conviction by
Jury
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-14
From SIC .Martiusyille.

The following dispatci, was .ecc:vei ,,y
Marshal Packard yesterday:
Sr. MAkTINsv,.LE. May ~. 1879.
5. 3. Packard. United States Marshal:
DeBlanc. both the DeClouets, the three
Fournets, and two others, submitted to ar.
rest by me to nj ight. | will get the three
Others. and reach the city on Saturday.
!. W. DEkLYNE, Deputy.
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LOUISIANA.

The Netropoiitan Cavalry Returning to
the City-.Gepcral Badger Embark. on
She Ozark for Brashear~The Troops
Leaving~Arres; of DeBianc and Party.
New IBERIA, May f3..-A squad of Metro.
politan cavalry arrived here at noon by
land. from s.. Mayt;nss:l!e. to awai. :h.
boat.
The :ranspor. Ozarl arrived .: sv.
o'clock with Badgers force, took On th-
cavalry and piec. of artillery, and then
proceeded 70 Brashear. en- route 20 New
Orleans. A squad of fifty will &c, Off at
Terre bonDe to install the officers at h.be.
daux.
Two companies .; United States .roors,
with Colonel Smith. left on the Minnie
Avery for Brashear, where they have en-.
gagged transportation to New Orleans, and
will probably arrive there toNOrrow eve
ming.
Two companies of United States troops
remain at St Martinsville, of whom ten
men and one officer are at the service Of the
deputy United States marshal.
<Hvn Ia a.
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TEE REMAINS OF MINISTER ORR
Celebration by the German Patriots
The pope's Eisiity.tir.t Birthday
CARLI>v CONSPIRACY EKUaTRAyED
RACES IT HlsHii,lE AND itYlNsI1N
TEE aA11WAY MECHANICS CONVENTION
WASHINGTON.
Cabinet Meeting g-Arpoihtmenis and Come
Nissions- Remains sy sl,e iate Minister

missions JseEMsiGs sy sise lats Minister
Ovrs
WAsh,sc1os. May i3.-These was a full
Cab NET meeting to-day. rxcep. Secretary
Of War E-lknap. Tue suss:;ns vas sLoE,
and uniml'ortan'.
William Simpson Farsccs Las been ar.
POI. ted eorsuf 20 Palermo.
jackson S. Schultz. of New York, .uc.
ccsGs Van HUren -. commissioner - Ih.,
Vienna exposition.
Hon. james !. Cg:'s remains wi! come
via Hamburg. Nv soon &s navigation !.
open. in charge Q: his soy.
The President has signed :he sommis.
siOns Of Postmas.ers Clark. az Savannah.
Taylor, at Athens. Dunning. a: Atlanta,
and Belcher, at Macon.
The Presiden: has gon~ 20 Connsc.:su:.
He returns on Friday.
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Tho Temperature.

The thermometer a: I4c1is fyigerIo's,
No. 30 Charities street. yesterday stood as
follows: A: 4. W.. :!o: at :: P. NJ, G;o;
at s 7. NJ. ca. Lowest point during the
night Of May l.. Ga. Rain May !3. ore and
one.tf:!: inches.
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until Friday, when they Will !eay. e.. New
Orleans. ~" "
The names of the eleven for whomu,f,.p
deputy United States marshal has variants
have not been ascertained.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-14

An suctloneer. at late sale Of antigui.
ties. put up a helmet with the following
candid observations: ''This, ladies and gen
tlemen, is helmet OF Romulus, the Roman
founder, bu: whether he was q brasA, iron
or type founder, can not tell"
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sfeteOro!O91caf amt River Eeport.

:ae sigma: service. United States army.
reports. for the benefi: Of commerce. the
meteorological record. and rise or fall of
the .:vers. a: :':43 =. ", local ti1ue. yes:er.
.:ev. as follows:
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For SALE.

INOR SALE.-A DOUBLE VICTORIA CAR.
l. riage. as good as new having he. Il lately en-
tirely renewed, and SET OF DOUBLE
HARNESS. Also, fine MARE, seven wears old, an
excellent buggy or carriage horse. To lie seen at
the stable of the late 6. H. Siocomb, corner of Es
planade and st. Claude streets, between the hours
OF A. NJ. and IL u. my9 l3
COR SALE-A FINE SINGLE SEAT TROT-
Il ting Wagon new. VIII be cold cheap. For
particulars address letter G., this Office apr
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bor's dog was a hunter, said is ~as half
hunter and half setteP-that he hunted
until he found bone, and then sat down
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WANTED.

SMALL DWELLING: HOTSE WANTED.
~ prompt paying tenant wishes to obtain
house of four or five rooms il. a .uint naigAbor.
hood not further above Canal street than Jackson
street. Rent must not exceed 80 per month. Adj
dress D. D.. this office. g!' ing particulars. APPS
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BUSINESS CHANGES.

pY THE DEATH OF MIR. DANIEL
- E!unI. the firm of d. BLUM, STERNE CO. is
dissolved. The undersigned will continus the
same business az the old stand, under the style Of
S1ERNt y hLOPMAN. SOLOMON STERNE,
. PIERRE KLOPMAN.
Ne" olIeans. !ebfuafy ]. 1873. iuy2 I'm
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PERSONAL.

ITO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.-I, WILL
n, Lam 7. NEAL. private in Captain Joseph
po.aAs company l, Colonel Baiilie Peytons regi.
ment OF volunteers in the war with Mexico am now
apply ing to the Commissioner of Pensions for Q re-
issue 10 me OF bounty land warrant No IS 2O for 2O
acres, said warrant having been DESTROYED by the
burning OF the steamer Alice at New Orieana
Dy2 Law St WILLIAM MAJ
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III: RIVERS.
ASc:. :oR

The river here is two feet niue ;uciep
below high wafer mark Of 1871.
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~. MARTISsv,LLE. La. May 49, iS:}
Deputy Marshal DeK!yne arrested De
Blanc. DeCioutt and six others this. eve
ming. and viii get the other three for whom
warrants are issued, and will reach New
Orleans by Saturday night.
Accused we:e III camp ii b,u: three miles
from here.
The war Is over. and che Mstropolitans
VIII scoa star: tor home. They are all we'll.
n
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BY TELEG RAP H.
FROM ST. MARTtNSItlLE
DeBfanc. DeClOuet aHIsI SiS
Others Arrested.
DeKLiNE AFTER THREE MORE
The MARSHAL AND HIS PRISONERS
EXPECTED HERE SATURDAY.
Return OF the Metropolitans

"yHf: WAR IS OVER
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-14
LOST.

OST.-sT ORDINARY SIZED BLACK AND
IL Tan Terrier. nswerng TO the name OF Prince,
Areward of $40 will be paid apon his return TO
No. % Prytania street.
New Orleans, May !, 1875. inye