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Farm At pDhIiG S9In.

IME will offer at public sale on the premises,
w on TUESDEY Y. MARCH 18Th, 1873, the
farm OF Joseph McNutt, deed. said farm is
situated in Adams township, Guernsey coun-
ty- ChlO, one mile from Casselrs Station on
the Baltimore 6 OHIO Railroad, one fourth
mile north of the National Road. The farm
contains l6S acres, it IS well watered by never
failing springs, 40 acres of good timber two
veins of coal, Camel and Bituminous coal
two good orchards, good house, barn aud other
out-h6uses, and in "a good neighbour Ood. sale
TO commence st l O'Clock p. NJ. For further
particulars address J. C. MCNITTF
Or F. HANCOCK, Executors, Gallagher, Guern-
sey county, Ohio. febz72w
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POSTAL DECIsIoN.-It is held by the
Pustoffice Department, that the recent
decision of the Attorney General that
, double postage should not lie collected
at the offices of delivery on unpaid let
tiers, partly prepaid by at least one full
rate, does not apply to mailabIe matter
ofthe third-class, namely: Pamphlets,
occasional publications, magazines, un-
I, sealed circulars, books, manuscripts, DC.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-03-13

TIE Salary Bill was carried through
the Senate by the votes of twenty-lour
Republicans and twelve Democrats
Twenty-one Republicans and but six
Democrats voted against it. While a
Republican majority viii be held re-
sponsible for chs passage of the bill,
because they could have defeated it,
the Democrats are in a bad position to
rail at the measure. t....-. --... u.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-03-13

We are informed that the Inaugural
ton Ball expenditures amounted to
si5,0SO more than the receipts. Served
the committee right under whose au-
spices so useless anu eXtrdvagant a
f.,rce Was projected. ...
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feb2Otf
SHERIFF'S SALE.
belmont Common Pleas.
In Partition.
Margret C. Hamilton, ct. al.
Vachel Robinson eft al

Vachei Robinson, ct, al.
Il VlrtIe OF an order of sale in the above
y case issued AID 10 me directed from the
Court OF Common Pleas of Belmont County,
ohio, Will offer for sale on the premises, on
SATURDAY, MARCH Is, 1873,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock a. NJ. and
O'Clock p. NJ, on said day the following des-
crlbed premises, to-wit;
flrst Iract-beinS part OF the Southeast
quarter OF section No. p, Township 4, Range 3,
beginning at a post in GalIagher's line (1oW
owned by r. A. Craigg thence South Al poles to
rGck at the corner OF Carries land (now own
ed by Joha WiisonG thence West with the
Section line l33 poles 10 a post; thence South
% W est q poles 20 a post; thence South 541So
W eai iU.l5 poles TO post; thence North 40
west IG poles TO a post; thence North $50 West
~ poies 10 a post; thence North $50 West Z7.f0
poles 70 = post, thence south 40 West 20 poles
10 post al the place of beginhiDS <, containing
.! acres and liSpoles moe or less.
second IracJ.-Being part Of the Northeast
quarter OF Section ., Township 4, Range 3,
beginning for e saline AT the Northeast com
er OF said quarter Section and running due
" est d rOds 10 the bed OF the Creek; thence
COVE The Creek with the Insanderings of the
Creek 10 the place of beginning containing
lI2 acres, more or less.
Third Fract.-Being part of the Southwest
quarter Of Section Is, TOwnst ip4 Range:s aud
being the same tract or parcel of land convey
ed oy i4ulnar Mitchell 70 Joshua Robins H.
(now dec'd( April Is, 1870, containing one acre,
more or less.
Containing in all 10 acres | rood 2S nOI,.s
more or less.
Appraised, lst Tract. $3.50.
" End Tract, el5i.
sri ract, SlUJ
Terms OF Sale.-One third cash on day of
sale, one third in one year, oDe-tbird in two
years with interest on deferred payments 10
be secured BY mortgage on. premises sold.
W Z. COCHRAN, Sheriff
I. ". RILu.Y, Atty. febl3
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DoCN No. ),
MARRlED

WILKENS-KIGER.-O Thursday Feb. 2Jth,
at the residence OF Wm. J. GoOden, Esq, by
Rev j, Perkins, Mir. WIN. l.. WilRens and
Sarah f. KIger, all of Belmont Co., UhIo-
Observation-Disclosures the 18th uiL., by
Rev, j. T.. Hollister, Mr.. Oliver J. BraDsrn
anu Hiss Z. Il. j. Ramase, both OF Flushing,
Ohio.
BALEEL-HINkLE.-O tte eth uit.. by the
same. Mr. Joseph Baleci and Mss Elizabeth
A. hinKIe, both of Badger Soargn, Ohio
MEHON-DOU GLASS.-Un FEB. l9tn by Rev.
+. SteyI, Air. owen Mehon 10 Miss Aargaret
Douglass.
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An Awful Affair-.-IWO Hundred
Persons Engulfej In the Sea at
SmVrRa. t.F


NEW York, Marck THE London
Times Of the 22nd of February, gives
the particulars Of a frightttl accident at
Smyrna, in Turkey. A cafe built upon
piles over the sea, broke down sudden
ly during a performance given by a
company of aerobats, at which there
were two hundred persons present. a
loud cracking was heard, and within
five minutes the entire cafe had disap-
peared under the. water. A few of the
persons near the entrance contrived to
eject their escape, and some saved
themselves by jumping through the
windows into the sea. Boatmen row.
ed up in numbers, but their efforts to
save life were in vain.
The search after dead bodies was a
sad spectacle. The acrobats were with
drawn from the water in their snowy
costumes OF the previous night; the
limbs of all bodies were contracted
with pain. Two hearses were engaged
the whole day in conveying the re-
mains of the discovered to hospitals.
The total number OF bodies found up
to the present was eighty, and it is
supposed there are still fifty more in
the water. The company of acrohats
consisted of seven persons, of whom
three were women and one of these
latter only survives. Government will
institute proceedings against the pro-
prietcr of the cafe, who did not pay
heed TO the waning of danger, which
was.given in time. .,i-..,.. ...--
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SIX liquor cases were tried at the re-
cent term Of the Common Pleas Court
of Noble County. How's that Dalzell
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IsostOn Woo: Market.

March S.-Sales for the week have
been $50, 600 lbs domestic and $4,000 lbs
foreign. Included in the former are
the following sales OF fleece: 10000 lbs
at 57a6Oc; g., 600 lbs Ohio at 60c; 10000
lbs do on private terms; 5,000lbS Mich
igan at 55c; 5000 lbs do at 5Sc; 6,0O0lDs
medium at 55a574c; 5000 lbs do at 56c;
500 lbs Pennsylvania AAat soc; 1900
lbs New Hampshire at 6Oc; 10000 lbs
do at &c; 5000 lbs No, IL and at 15a
25c; LOCO lbs coarse ut 5Oc. In anwash-
ed the sales have been 900 lbs at 35c,
and $4,000 lbs at 40c.
. In pulled wool the sales have been
| GOO lbs extra at soc; 1000 lbs do at soc;
200 lbs do at SIC; 5000 lbs do at SIC;
IL. 900 lbs do and super, at JDc; 10000
lbs do at Csc; 1000 lbs super at 53a55c;
5000 lbs do at 60c; 1000 lbs do at Csc;
$500 lbs No at 46c.-Com. Bulletin.
MANHOOD; How LOST, HOW RESTORED
TUST published. new edition OF DR.. CuI-
J yerweIrs Celebrated Essay on the
radical cure without medicine) OF SPERMAroR-
RHGA or Seminal Weakness, involuntary Sc
minaI Losses, IMPoTENCY, Mental and Paysic-
al incapaCity, lmped1ments To Marriage, cts;
also CONSUMPTION, EPILEPSY and FITS, induc-
ed By self indulgence or sexual extraVagance
The celebrated author, in TINS admirable
eassay clearly demonstrates nom thirty
wears successful Practice, that the alarming
onseousnces of self abuse may be radically
cured without the use oil internal medicine or
the application OF the knife; pointing out
means of which every sufferer, no matter what
hts condition may be, may cure himself cheap
w. privately, an 1 rdCscytiy.
Es-rhis Lecture should be in the hands OF
every youth and every man in the land.
Sent under seal, in a piRin enV, lppe, to any
address postpaid, on receipt of six cents, or
two post stamps.
Also, DR.. Culverwelrs Marriage Guide"
price 80 cents,
Address the Publishers.
CHAS' J. c, KLINE y Co,
I27 D0wCry, New York, Pest Ufice Box, 4,5SS.
Jan3 7Jly.
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-
1aTdy.
Room No. l.
Clara Alexander, Lille Dewley, Mary
Clark. Katie Johnson, Mary Longley,
Alverda Miller. Lena Umstead, Harry
Alexander, ArdelIa Bewley, Lizzie Hub
bard, Emma Clark. Anuie Jones, Ella
Nc Bride, Jessie Nichols. Willie Ander-
son. John Anderson, sherman Doyle,
Willie IIewetson. George Hughes, Lo-
rain Johnson, Henry Meyer, Jimmie
Singer, Willie Webher, Albert Ferren,
Halle gic&cison, Benny Johnson, Fred
Lomgley, FRANK Overbauyh, Geo. Troll.
RooM No. ..
Frank Campbell, Mary IIonner, Tere-
sa King, Lena Merritt. Annie Patter-
sou, Annie Troll, AHhis White, Harry
Borof, Charlie ChrS, Jessie Troll. Efie
Davies, Josie Hewetson. Jessie Long
leY.. Lizzie Nichols, Amanda Rice. Es-
tella Umstead, Jennie Burns, Jesse Bew-
ley, i;ufus p. Rose, Willie SciIeck.
Room No. >.
George Anderson. Robert Garner,
Henry West Geo. Ncis wauger, Charlie
Simpson, Daily Walker. Josie Davies,
Sophia Siilweil, Emma Woodway, Ben
ME FariS, Tompkins Anderson. Albert
Kennon, Juo. Overbaugh, Eldie Um-
stead, Charles West, Cornelia Miller,
Mary Woodroife.
Room No. 4
Lula Brown, Hester Bewley, Mary
Close, Anna Daniels, Maggie Faris, Ell
Ia uewetsun, Clara Jones, Clara Mar
tin, Katie Meyer, Lille Simpson, Emma
Turk, Willic Anderson, Garry Amos,
Ross Barrett, Duane Cowen, Robt. Col
lins, Willie Clark, John A. W0odrOf1e,
Park West.
Room No. ).
Anne Amos, Margaret Armstrong,
Annie Faris, Mamie Grove, Emma
Hall, Mamie keunon, Belle Meyer,
Emma Lewis, Geitie Neiswanger, May
Simpson, Robt Hammond, jno Len!z.
Charlie Lauck, llenry Fctzer, Morrison
Giffin, Isaac Gitfin.
The foregoing list would he Increased
quite nne-third if it included Tie Games
of pupils present 10 days out Of %
Pupils with more than > iardy marks
are Matte Ewing 3, Sadie Ewing 5,
Lewis Troll 3, Albert Johnson !, aud
Emma Cochran t. j. j. Burhs.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

SENATE, March 7.-Rev. Mr.. New
man was reelected CHAPLAIN. Senate
resumed discussion of the question to
admit George &. Spencer, Republican
Senator elect from Alabama, and after
discussion, by a vote of 3S to 20 he was
sworn in....Senate then went into ex-
ecutive session and soon after ad-
journed.
SENATE.-March 10.-The commit
tee on Elections was instructed to re-
port at the next session on the best and
most practicable method Of electing
the President and Vice President.
The resolution declaring that Alexan-
der Caldwell is not a duly elected SEN
ator of the United States came up, and
was supported by Senator Morton.-
Mr. Caldwell presented his defense,
which was only partly read, when the
Senate went into executive session, and
shortly afterWard adjourned.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-03-13
Gen. Fremont Wanted i'm Fran

Gen. Fremont Wanted in France.
There is a current rumor that requi-
sition will be made upon the govern
ment of the United States by the
French government for the surrender
of General John {. Fremont, under
the EXtradition treaty, for alleged pro-
carement of money under false pre-
lenses from French subjects, on account
of the Fremont Trans-Continental
Memphis and FL Paso Railroad. 1t
win be remembered that about four
years ago there was considerable ex-
element against General Fremont in
Paris on this subject. 1t is stated in
official circles that no such demand has
been made, but should there be, ac-
cording to the present understanding of
The law, the General would not be SUR
rendered. isi ~
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AGENTS WANTED for the
FUNNY SIDE UF PHYSiC.

500 Pages, 250 EilgraUingS.
An il eresting and amusing treaties on the
Medical HumOuss OF the past and present.
IL exposes Quacks, IInp npcSJOrs, Travelling Doc
tors, Patent Medicine Neuaers, Noted female
Cheats, torIune TeIlers aud Mediums, and
gives interesting accounts OF Noted Physicians
and Narratives OF their lives. IL reveals start
I'm secrets anu lns,rucls u how 20 avoid tie
his which ueSh * heir TO. We give exclusive
territory and liberal commissions. For Cit
culars ana terms address the publishers
j. B. BURR Il HYDE,
HARTFORD, CONN, oR. CHICAGO, ILL.
jau9Siy
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80. El:tirsvt;;s School Report.
A.. L. 10

Names Of Pupils Neither -4bsent nor
1ardy.
RoON No
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In the District Court of the United
States for the Southern District
OF Ohio.
EN isASARUPYTY.

IN the matter Cf Samuel Hanauer, Phflip
Hanauer ami solomon Hanauer, late part
ners as ). HaDauer L Brothers, Bank
ruDtS,
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II Virt''e of an order of sale in the aboy,
u case issued aid 10 me directed from th,
Court of Common Pleas of Belmont County
Ohlo, L Will offer for sale on the premises on
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-20
CITY 0RpINANCEs---oFFIcIAL.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.

NATIONALITY or NEW ORLRAse. /!
City Hall. November 10, 1873.
I mo .3S9-Administration Serlesl
An ordinance providing for the payment OF
l the several accounts therein named.
Be it ordained, That the following sp-
| preparations be and are hereby made, and
that the Administrator of Public Accounts
/ warrant on the Administrator of Finance in
| payment Of the same, whenever there shall
be money in the city treasury to the credit
of the appropriate fund, for each account.
and not otherwise appropriated:
| New Orleans Republican Printing Com
pany, advertising notices for Department
| of Finance, approved. $74; advertising pro.
pOsals for Department of improvements,
approved, $40; advertising sale of market
revenues for November, 1873 approved by
| Administrator of Commerce, $40.
A. w. Hyatt, book for City Attorney q
office. approved, $25.
| j. A. Gresham, brief in ease of city VS..
SaIamander Insurance Company, approved
by City Attorney, SIS.
Louis Schneider, Administrator OF Fl
| nance, for cash advanced for making maps
| and freight on water plpes, as per voucher.
| $500 70.
r. II. Thomason, blanks for Department
| of Public Accounts, approved, 81 SO.
Joseph A. Brown, lumber for book ease
! for Mayors office, approved, Sl4.
II. NJ Dibble, recorder OF deaths. etc..
! recording deaths in the month Of October.
! 1873, approved, $93
I.W. Patton, criminal sheriff. fees and
| expenses in the month Of October 1873.
$3l56 81: maintenance Of prisoners. etc,
| in the month of October. 1873, approved by
the judge OF the First District Court.
5000 80.
Denis Long. water pipes FOR waterworks.
approved, $326l IS.
Holly Manufacturing Company. hydrants
for waterworks, approved. $l57O.
New Orleans Times, subscription from
June q, 1873, to June 90 1874, for Depart
| ment OF Commerce.. approved, Sl4.
WIG. WilmOt & Co, coal for wharfngers'
offices, approved by Administrator Of CONE
merce. $50.
Rice Brothers & Co, putting up stove.
etc, for First District wharfngers office.
approved by Administrator OF Commerce.
&. DeFeriet & Co, selling revenues Of
markets for November. 1873. approved by
Administrator of Commerce, $40.
Adopted by the Council OF the city Of
New Orleans, November IS, 1873.
Yeas--Brewster, Calhoun Fitzenreiter,
Lewis. Schneider. Sturckep, Turnbull.
LOUIS A. WILTZe Mayor.
4 true copy:
DANIEL SCULLY. Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-20
AllVSENlENTAe
81. Charles THEATRE

eeSoamille~ was enacted at this theatre last
night, Miss Ada Gray appearing as the
heroine Her acting of the part Ia not IN
like that of Mrs ID. p. Bowers in the same
character. with but little attempt - elabor-
ate the scenes in the fret act depicting
what has always been Objectionable in the
ulas-the life OF the woman OF the world;
but strong 10 the more natural and pathetic
aliases Of the character. The support rem
.l.Ted the star by meMoer, OF the company
observes 40 spscia! comment Mr. John
Dssis plays al! parts we'll. and, OF course.
gay" a correct approximation OF n. Dn0d'.
ihr III her. Mp y. q. Steele 10 an ambitious
ana using young actor, but is not yet equal
To- the requirements of Armand. Tonight
Ns. GRAY will appear in Little Goldie,
and on Friday evening will play Mimi in
The sensational drama called French Wo-
men," The fayorte Irish comedian, Mr..
Joseph Murphy. will appear at this house
on Monday evening, in Help
The Opera.
Tonight Donizetti's grand opera in four
acts, - La Favorite." will be presented, with
a cast ef characters the equal OF which has
not been here i'll many, many years. Mile.
Denain makes her debut, appearing as Lean
ore. NJ Gueymard will appear as ftfnand,
N Dpvoyed as Aiphonsc, and NJ. Magyar as
Baltha-ar An exceedingly strong cast of
an opera that has ever been popular IN TINS
city.
Saturday noon we are to have the first
matinee. The theatrical company eDacts
..Frou Frou". In view of the fact that the
play has been lately produced at one OF our
American theatres, much curiosity Is mani
tested to witness French troupe IN the
same drama.
Academy of Music.
''Dick the Chevalitr" received its hnal
representation at the Academy last nfght'
This evening will be produced one or the
best of burlesques. "Lucretia Borgia NJ: ID,
or the Granu Doctresse," in which Hiss
Else Holt will appear as GenG1To, her best
character, supported by Mr.. Harry Wall,
j. p. Kilbnurne. Miss Alice Harrison. and
other taSorites Little Minnie Madeira
will elso appear in songs and dances, a
favoriSe farce vii: Gs added to the bur
lesqne. On Monday evening the young
Anne rican actor, Mr.. f. L. Stetson, will
make his frs appearance in this city in his
sensational drama called Meek and Neck"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-20

>nmHel &. Reid vs.. Peter +. Kendall.
IHQuRIH DISTRICT COI1RT For THK PAAISH


JNOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THR PARISH
IL of Orleans. Nos. 80 35l Ho. 1891 lat. Seventh
District Court BY virtue Of writ of feri facias
to directed by the honorable the Fou tn
District Court tor the parish of Orleans, In the
above entitled cause will proceed TO sell at pubic
lie auction at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Ex-
change, ROYAL street, betwe Canal and Gus
Toulouse streets in the Second District Of this
city, on MONDAY, December %, 1873. at twelve
O'clock Nj, the following described property. te
ALL THE RIGHT TITLE AND INTEREST of the
defendant, Peter Kendall in and 10 4 irty thou
sand bricks, and lot of cypress and pine lumber,
| contained i'll the unfinished building situated on
First street, between Locust aud FIeret streets,
| together with tive lots of ground, design ated
numb~rs seven eight. nine. ten and eleven, in
"a ar" number three hundred ard fifty four.
bounded b. First, Philip Locust and Freret streets:
also, a lot ground with the improvements there
in square mum Der one hundred and ff weight
Fourth District OF this city, being lot number eight
hOu d Il BY First. Second, ST. Andrew and ST.
David streets, measuring thirty feet front First
.tr--t. ~ .ne hundred feet deep per plan of c.
nexed to act of May 2, 1851. before C II. Lewis
late notary publ c III this city and per plan
number twenty eight. in office Of Gottschalk. late
no'sIy pubhc IN 1his CITY acquired by defendant,
p, act b, fore J. q. Eu-ts. notary puoc in til is
city. dated fifteenth of april 1873; alse, certain
Triangular portion of ground, with the improve
ments the n. situated in the square bounded by
Palmyra, Olympia Gaequet and St. Patrick streets
in Nh, First Dis riot OF this rity measur ne one
hundred and seventy nine feet, two inches fr Mt
by one hundred and three feet three inches
one line, aud one hundred and tfty.two feet four
inches SIX lines, respectively, on the other two
sides of he triangle, Der plan of l.. Pile sur
We or, Feb uary 4, 1875; also certain square OF
ground, being square number hundred and
ln.ty nine in tho Third District Of this city.
bounced by Hancock, Monroe, Prosper aud Clai-
b rne streets also. lot of ground with the i'm
plov-m-nts. in square humber two hundred and
lightly four, hour h District of this city, bounded
nv Jat kson, Josephine, Ellen streets and Fulton
avenue, being lot number four, in taid square
measuring thirty feet front on jackson st Get by
one hnnditd and ten fot t IL depth per plan OF
H. Grant, late survey dated eighth of June Is47
d.. q l., II Iuta nptu
public; which properly Was acquired by the said
Gefrnoant per act passed before A. T. Beck
no'ary public in this city. the sixteenth OF
January 1879.
Sc zed in the above suit.
Terms--Cash tho spot
W. p HARPER
nc2O DEF y Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-20
MEL SCULLY, Secretary.
MAYoRALTY oS sew ORLEANS,
CITY Hall. November 10. 1873.
mo. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Series

mo. .y39y~-Administration SeriesI
Resoired, That the Administrator of Fl.
nance be and he is hereby authorized 70
issue wharf improvement bonds, at the rate
OF ninety cents on the dollar, in settlement
of the following claims. under contract
authorized by resolution No. 1917. Admins.
tration series:
Eager. Elerman & Co.. for rebuilding
the ship wharf at the head of Elysian Fields
street, Third District, $2l60: for rebuilding
the upper end of the steamship wharf, op-
posite the Lower Cotton Press, and pulliD.
out piles at lower end of wharf, e2l27o
Peter Markey, for 10000 feet iboarj
measure} 3xl2 plank furnished and deliv.
cred on the ievee. as per contract under
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-20
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 90 1878

ordinance No. 1920, Administration series,
at SO per 1000, $2496; less ten per cent re-
tanned ($249 Soy, $2246 40.
Adopted by the Council Of the city of
New Orleans, November Is, 1873
Yeas-Brewster, Calhoun. Fitzenreiter,
Lewis, Schneider. Sturcken. Turnbull.
LOUIS A. WILT, Mayor.
A true copy:
DANIEL. SCULLY, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-20
An ApOiOgy.

The Herald was hardly fair in its para.
graph yesterday headed "Slightly Bias
phemous." in asserting thas Senator West
uttered such nonsense as.
We know that Louisiana was Republican
in November. and We have faith that our
Redeemer liveth.
ANY one can see tina: the fault was caused
by the careIessness or neglect Of the re-
porter. and not Of the speaker. and the
former takes this method Of apologisins to
the Senator for thus spelling the comparison
intended
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-20
free Cubns

Tho preliminary arrangements for the
Cuban mass meeting IN Exposition Hail
Friday night have all been completed and
will bs announced Tomorrow The move .
ment has attracted the attention Of large
number of our very best citizens Who cal l
daily as General Quesada', headquarters.
Hundreds Of sympathizsrs throng his rooms
hundred letters are received by each days
mail from parties in all portions OF the
country. Full particulars Of the proposed
meeting will be published Tomorrow morn
inc.