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TO PERSONS OUT OF EMPLOYMENT

Our PROPOSALS orr Inducements There II no lot
terry OF chance game In terus and shat pro
pose 10 do or our agents i 10 IemunaIate them for
their work Tor THE COMMERCIAL
Our papors worth All that We AL Cor them, and
our premiums are gins from % our Intends WhO are
willing 10 assist In extending our circulation
Persons who contemplate Competing fhr either one u
our premiums viii obigc rs BY sending their addrcas
10 Us al ones.
Agents may claim ONE II the int three presonts,
and then continue work until they will perhaps he en-
Titled u one Of the WatChes II will thus he seen that
every rctcr up Of club o. not lee than Ave Huscr-
idrs, gois az least valuable Kin with fr chance
or gold watch worth $3.50.
We nov urgs our ola lrionds "a ~ 10 work f0r TIM
COMMERCIAL af We desire b. double our circulation
heiof the end "a the year. This he done N all
preeii patrous Al agrge ~ ASST 10 the god cause
All Communications should 10 addIessed.
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COUNTY COURT.

County Court, % Monday in each month.
Quarterly Court, lat Mondays in March, June,
September and December. Court Of Claims
ID Monday in October Court Of Levy and
Assessment--2d Monday in June.
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MAoIsrRArEs ANp MAoIsrRArE's couRrr.


lStca|ord-2d Division-W X Carson, 2d Sat.
urdays in August, November, February and
May. % Division--J b Dennis, I'd Saturday
in July, October, January and April. George
Bobbett, Constable.
| Grab Oreh0nd--lst DivisiOn-G w Parker
4th Saturday in March, June, September and
December. ID Diyision--Robt Stewart, 2d
Saturday in March, June, September and DE.
cember. Tuck Ballard, Constable.
Walnut Flat-lst Diyision-Craig Lynn, %
Thursday in March, June, September and De.
cember. "a Division - lth Thursday IN
March, June, September and December. Tol
Douglas, Constable.
Hghland-lst Division-Lewis Ball, Sd Sat.
urday in January, April, July and October
% Division John Henson, ist Saturday In
January, April, July and October. Jas. 5
Young, Constable.
Woyesburg--lst Divison-E Padgett, 2d
Tuesday in March, June, September and De
cember. 2d Division VIM. GOoch, 4th Tues
day in March, June, September and December
Granville Singleton, Constable.
Tsiugsuille-ist Division--John Cash, LIST
Thursday in March, June, September and De
eember. ID Division ID Alcorn, Sd Thurs
day in March, June, September and December.
Sam Campbell, Constable.
H,lstoaple-lst Division--Darius LAmme,
81 Tuesday in March, June, September and
December % Division-J L Hughes, lat
Tuesday in March, June, September and De-
eember. w X Jones, Constable
POLICE COURT.
Staajord-John NJ Phillips. Jr., judge. 4th
Saturday in each month. 1hOs. Purdom Mar
shall. T ] Adkins, Special Police.
CHURCHES.
Chrifian-Dspot Sireet-Prsaehing By Ed.
S II King, I'd and 9TH Lords days in each
month at III o'clock, a m. Sunday school
o'clock, X Warren, supt Worship every
Lords day by the congregation.
BaPtis- Rev A d Rash, PASTOR Church
meeting Ia Saturday In each month. Preach
ing lst and 3rd Sabbath in each month at l
o'cl0ck, m. Sunday school NJ O'clock, q
Il Waters, Superintendent
Msthodia Episcopal (Soufl) Rev. @ @ Over.
street, iastOf-Scryices every sunday morning
Prayer meeting every Thursday night. Sun
day school At . o'clock.
Resbysalaa CS8ufhonl Preaching by Rev.
VIM. Grow, lst AID 81 sabbath Ia each month.
Sunday school at . o'clock, a n.
ffeuLsisian (Goa0ol AScahL)-Rey. T II
Cleland- 2d and AN Sundays in each
mouth. Sunday school "a Q o'closk' M
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A NOVEL building association having
300 members. has lately been started at
Stamford, Ccpn. Each member pays
IN 90 per week, and as Fast as the hou-
SCI are built, lots are drawn to deter
mine who shall be the posscssor. This
process Is continued ill all members Of
the association are supplied with houses.
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The Weekly Commercial

Published every "Wednesday Is Que Of the largest, as
well u the hanisnt pafcrs issued wrst of Inc
mountains. To tbose who have hcn constant r,slers
Of THE COMMkitCiAi. 10 Is not uccessary 10 slrcak
We ash thsc Who have never ss.n the Weekly ~ scni
cor specimen copics, which viii mail With pleasure
10 any addrcss.
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ANOTHER PROPOSITION.
FOURTH

To the person sending the largest amount of money
for the Daily Weekly, either BY the year month
between nov and January ist, We will give one Gold
hununs Oaae watch, full plate lever movement ehrO-
nometer balance, warranted, value $50.
For the second largest amount 81 for suhscrip-
lions " our publications will give two Dance sil-
yer Hunting Case Watch, full plate lever movement
ehrononietor balance, warranted, ydao SO.
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RICHMOND JUNCTION.

Passengers leaving Louisville $40 a m train make
lose connection OF ElizahethtOwn with 1880 train.
D. BROCK, Superintendent.
o. BRADsHEAR. Gen'l Pass Agt.
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ANOTHER PROPOSITION.
THIRD

To the person sending 10 rs the names Of Eve sub
seribcrs with $40 or which We will send the paper IN
~ December 81, 1874 we will give Gold Icn, value
So So
For ten subscribers and $40 for like period we will
give ~ Of silver Plated Teaspoons set Of Knives
and Forks, worth Is.
Fur club Of twenty and go, r the same length Of
Silver Plated Forks OF enc dozen silver Plated Te.-
spoons, worth s. 80.
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ICE DEALERS.
4 liz Cents per Pound

double IaFtion deliver GA Saturday II deslresI
&c Accounts due Al the close " each month II
6i-tf ROBl. 4. BAllkOWl
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- N+NSs AANeoAiNit = ~
Secretary.
Stanford Lodge, No. i92, A. Y M-Meets at
Masonic Hall last Monday night in each month
A II Penny, w NJ; NJ Phillips, Jr, s ";
Geo. d Hopper } W; A A Mckinney, Treas
Sanford Il. A. Chapter-Mcets at Masonic
Hall every LIST Monday night in each month
Jas. Paxton, III p.
HustOnrils Lodge, No 1874, A Y M-Mects Al
Masonic Hall, Jacksonville, KY, every Satur-
day night before the full moon in each month
Z W Brown, W Nj; B @ Afford, Sec.
Interior LOdge, No 7SO, I 90 I-Meets a.
Odd Fellows Hall every Saturday night ]
Il Dennis, w & 4 Miss Lizzie Pendleton, W
VT; w Il Yarnon, W S; Miss Amanda
Moore, w II J X sewcll, WFSiJ W Paine,
l.. ID.
Golden Star Lodgs, No. 29s, T. o. @. r..
Meets at Odd Fellows Hall, Crab Orchard,
Kentucky, every Monday night. II. Pheri,
go w. G.. T.; Miss Alice b. Hardin w. v. T.;
w. G.. Jones W. Sec.i ID. b. Edmiston p. W.
CT
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- -. Golden Rule Eaoan,puneHi No. III
SE<s5Sz Meetsai Odd Fellows Hall Ist and
'S'e'.. 81 Tuesday nights in each month
Jos Miller, q 7; Jno o McAlister, S w; Jas
Daugherty, II p and A A Warren, Scribe.
A lLls0nio-Lineoln Lodge No. 60 meets
IN at Masonic Hall, corner Main aRd
M Lancaster streets, every 2d Monday
~ night in each month. X McClary,
w NJ; l. X Yates, 5 w; T W vanon, j VI;
DR.. Geo. McRoberts, Treasurer S @ Cundin,
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The Daily Commercial

i larry etgh-paco newspaper with foriy-eieht COL
umns hilcd with news o. gen5ral and interesting
character.
This law pIlce = al,ut thai Of the blank rspcr on
which TIE COMMERCIAL. b printed, and our ofl.r
made soely &c The rurpc Of Introducing the paper
20 the reading cowmurity
We shall expect and hope that every one II our ms
ent patrons WI aid Ne IN extending our circulation
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RAILROAD and STEAMBOAT LINES.
KNOXVILLE BRANCH.

r oursvTLIE tSS NASHVILLE R. R.
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POLICE COURT.
StaHJord-John NJ Phillips. Jr Judge, 4th
Saturday in each month. 1hos. Purdom Mar
shall. 7 ] Adkins, Special Police.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-30

by the contrast between their faded
clothes and the differing garmeAA which

by the contrast between thear faded
clothes and the differing garmeee which
fill most of the pews. This is to be sure
a weakness, and censurable one; but
are we not taught to be tender towards
the deficiencies of our teebles fellow
Christians
We throw OFT these suggestions for
the benefit of those who are independent
enough to be conspicuous for short
while by their plainness, in order to set
fashion by which all Christian ladies will
become inconspicuous al church. Lest
any Of our charming readers should fear
thai beauty Of attire is to be sacrificed to
such reform, We add that this is not at
all necessary. Grace is compatible with
the utmost simplicity, and really pretty
woman will lose nothing by dispensing &C.
casionally with the adventurous attractions
Of fnery. Has she not the whole world
outside Of the church walls in which to
shine, and can she not within those walls
be satisfied to aaorn herself with the
beauty Of holiness?"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-30

ing the districts and increasing the legis-
lative compensation. The executive de-
partment is rendered personally more
Independent also by liberal salaries. The
Governor receives ten thousand dollars
and a residence. The heads of depart
ments, chosen by the Governor, six thou
sand dollars each. These features look to
securing the services of a class of men
WHO can not be bribed upon the current
propositions before them There are
some salutary restrictions upon legislative
power; the majority requisite to appropri-
ate money, impose tax, or defeat q veto,
must be Of the whole number of members
elected, and not OF the whole number pres
ent. No bill is to enact any object not
stated in the title. There is long list of
subjects on which the Legislature is for
hidden to pass special bills, but which may
be provided in a general law. The law
governsng cities is TO be uniform. Their
administration seems assim;lated to that
of the State and federal executive. There
are stringent provisions declaring any
person holding an Office under the United
States, Or under any city government, in
eligible to the Legislature, or to any State
office. The penalties OF bribery, or the
attempt to bride, are very severe, and all
persons elected are required to make oath
that they have given no money or other
valuable consideration to receive votes.
The legislation OF country always
shows the moral or immoral tendencies Of
the people, and the dangers resulting from
the lax tone of legislative morals are evil
IDENTIFY guarded against in the schedule
Of amendments proposed to the constitu-
ton Of New York This idea. of constitu-
tional amendment might be well adopted
in Louisiana.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-30
FATE Plays z JEWEL,

IN discussing the great evil to the :epi.
tation Of New orleans caused by the Grim.
inal deeds of the class know. IN police
patlanee as ''.oce:s' a.! '.sap?egs." til
Tines say:
There seems 30 :- Il sc:ans. niitferenr"
OF the par: OF our police authorities 20 ar
cal " hioh certainly 60. pc J!."c.as.
And again:
The shame rests ~ New cr,"ans. 80;
set New O.!ea95 official. has % .,ye: :.
remove It.
No,y, we have 40: III. $i:ch:,s: wish Of
Intention 70 iesen,; sh.- poli.e from any
calpability resting or then: :ot no: su!-
pressing tie public ell complained of.
bat we 30 desire to pom: ont the facts tina.
t., strange Indifference" Is not confined
to the police force. and tina. ''few Orleans
officially" ias powe. in the premises.
We have often wonie.ei Why the Mayo:
and Administrators. protesting and doubt
less feeling such Keen interest fog the
weIl-being Of the city. have failed to take
oficia! cognizance %: the many recurring
assaults ,lpon he. fair fame given by this
,aw!ess class Of her floating population.
They could certainly make it warm for de.
linquens police officials by proper o.
posure Of their sins OF omission or com.
mission, and might even 60 70 the length.
Of appealing to the executive power Of re.
moval if the facts warranted it. without
oyerstepping their duty 20 the people
Again, Administrato. Brewster sits a. e
member of the metropolitan Police Board.
Why does he not there introduce 3 raso!1.
ton of instruction 20 tn. police superin.
.endent and captains to sigidly enforce
the laws. provided .here IS law to "ove:
the case We vii! help hin. to pillory the
recreant commissions: who woI'i 6a1"
oppose such q reform measure.
We believe with our contemporary ;i!a'
a remedy can be found. and we hope .ha:
IN iuture il vii! stir ~ - :As "'Gr:..s
vi 0se duty j. is TO disco:.! il.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-30
The BIhRsTED COUNTRY.

We noticed yesterday a card signed by
''a subject of her Britannia majesty,
announcing his purpose to resist the col
lector of the bogus government and
threatening to sue the government Of the
United States if ~ am closed up 1t is
presumed he means his shop. We return
to this card because it represents al error
which aliens occasionally commit. The
people and government Of the United
States allow men to publish anything they
choose upon their own personal respons,-
bility. Hence We see many an essay on
civil and religious subjects which could
not have been published il the country
to which the author is subject. While,
then, this impunity is granted. it is not
very chivalrous for subjects Of another
government to enter into the !oca: politics
OF this country. express violent opinion.
against the legality of its government. and
even to denornce j: as bogus: !. IS not
chivalrous. because i civil troubles arise
among U.s. and it should become necessary
to resort TO arms. then the subjects OF her
most maternal majesty would forthwith
run under her ample skirts. and claim her
protection. This sort 0: agitation does
its part towards making strife. and some.
times results in taking out foreign prote".
ton papers, and even IN the formation o.:
foreign legion. &. warehouse guard. We
repeat. therefore, tina. we will Maintai.
for the alien every privilege Of person.
speech and publication. II our govern
ment can not stand such attacks and i.
has grown Up Under inee8san: foreign
slander--let It go down. but common
propriety should. we think. suggest
to all alien residents among Is. tina.
al active interference in our affairs is not
a proper return for the countenance and
protection extended them. Is 20. the
threats Of sui. agains: a government.
that is not suablc except by its own con-
sent, we must respectfully refer The sub
iec.s OF her Britannia ma, est: % Geneva.
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TICKETS FIFTY GENTS


'9sIt'inS the holder to one admission 20 9ts SSa,so
.ld chance III the Grand Lottery
any person holding mum bered coupon Sc ShS
.amo chance OF winning prize IN the lottery ~
those who their tickets fox adInissSoS 80 ne
EaiIo
The Directors of the Association having fNrouGs
series OF years resor ed TO every means II thelS
power TO keep alive and foster this Association Sc
Identified With the progress and development o.
the resources OF our state and finding themselves
at prtstnt involved 70 an 5XteHt that Sntahgers
!ts very existence, have adopted che following
plan. which to them seem the only practical SnG
certain way ofTalslng funds necessary to perpetU-
ate this institution and place it upon basis thss
" ID enable t to continue its of usetSlnssso
The object of the Association is to create
RbWed Interest among all classes of cs 'ens ID
our coming Fair, and al the time by offering
t@Fge Inducements stimulate the sals CT is tickets
- an extent that will enable is to gears the
amount adequate to its pressing wal IS.
The pen adopted by the ASSOCIATION Is SO sesuS
200 200 tickets. at fifty cents ticket she .amo
?L.co as IS usual for admission to the Fax, 'it
"a 'Cten oeaInS d huihoei; inc stA" =. iIrS
- -, 80 ~ NC auh!!s 'l"d ~ IS' S"dEo
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-30
TIE DANCERS TO PAY.

The Fusion organs urge the people to
resist the payment of taxes until the col
lections are forced at the point Of the
bayone'. They omit. however, TO point
ont to the people whom they would dupe
the probable consequence of such course.
II It comes 10 the point of necessity, We
have no doubt the bayones would be
promptly used to aid the courts in sup
pressing even this form Of rebellion: but
such necessity can only arise in the more
rabid and intolerant Democratic communi.
ties. Il would be glazing injustice 70
make the great mass of the peaceful citi-
2ens OF the State pay for the lawless acts
Of e reckless and revolutionary minority.
therefore would it be fair and proper to
quarter the militia or troops employed as
indicated upon the parish where organized
resistance to the government is made.
We az far from anticipating any such
exercise OF power, however. On the con-
trary, our information is that Mr. 3lc-
Enery's advice to organize resistance has
been treated, in all parts Of the State, with
an Indifference or positive rejection, which
must be very humiliating to the giver
The people Will pay their taxes, and in q
month or so, when they see how earnestly
the administration is bent on reform, they
viii do 50 cheerfully. But should the
Pjcdyne, McEnery & Co, succeed in set
ting up a revolution in any parish, We
nope the authorities will see to it that that
parish, and that parish only, pays the cost
OF Is suppression.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-30

Tie venerable president Of the Two
Hundred Is not to be discouraged by
TRIES. The failure Of the committeeman
to respond to his last half dozen or SO
calls for g consultation seems to have in
NO degree da9pened his ardor. and he is
a: :: again. This time he solemnly ap.
peals TO "every individual member" IL
pu: il an appearance at the Chambe: of
Commerce on Monday evening. We shat,
have reporter there 20 see. but are willing
&c wager il advance that the meeting is 80
chilly that the venerable aforesaid ca.che.
a hai cold.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-30
IN AMENDED CONSTITUTION.

The Legislature u New York proposes
somath.n: new in Fundamental! legislation.
!, has appointed e commission 81 consti.
tu..onal amendments. which IA. reported
Amos: . code. Is the amendments mus.
be voted OF as a who!.. a.: ordinary legs.
.aturr may in st,..; ,eicr.: III. whole
organic Jaw withou: tn. cal. ii q convan.
:.u:. THIS IS certainly "a advance. per.
ha!s IL improvement. in constitutional
legislation. since the call o. convention
opens th. whole .ubiae: III origina! COM
:3ac:. while these 's!5o'e,a'. ameal..an:,
SLEEVE IL. pubic ais.ontan: On nj coatro-
'erted questions. !ea,in; grea: principle
und!stu.D.d. 1t il .nde.. assia....l I'M. the
american 10 IL. Tng!isi, constitution.
which consists either o. IL. common law
o. VI statutes.
/: can be readily seen that these amend
meats are in response to the public de-
'nand for protection from many abuses
which peryade society. The Senate is
made . mors Important body ~ eaia,s-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-30

Tie eEposUre of the brokers' wing Iy
til. paper IS calculated to have healthy
effect al. the price of General Assembly
warrants. Anticipating the flooding o.
the m.rie: in few days with thousands
Of dollars worth illegally kept from: The
treasury. and consequently great de.
pre..atior the brokers. who pay the bulk
OF tn. taxes, had ceased to purchase. and
tbs maIbet showed downward tendency.
Now. i IS c'ea: there will nc: be enough
20 pay State licenses alone. so they m.s:
appreciate 20 nearly par.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-30

.he auditor, in view Of the exposure III
me brokers' ring in yesterdays EE."BI:-
".@. has determined to adopt the rrle Of.
cancellinS the preference warrants taken
j.. b. .h.. collector, before granting; :hen:
:. settlement. This plan viii insur: the
speedy consumption 0: this class OF wy.
.a3te,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-30

81. refer the g'..;e.. ~ ;hs k::vr:scts
40 the advertisement: :. III. mornings
0.n,r. suggesting -. :.r;Dsrsh.! .: .
thorough business man. with from three 20
8v. thousand dollars capital, IN aanu!,c
o,,ri-, hnsiuess where the money ~an be
e,y,sI oyer every fifteen days. The "ufi-
s.sss is perfectly legitimate, certainly pro
6tahle. firmly established. and from. 1t q.
Sandstone profit can certainly be roaIze1'
address "Establisbed." REeVBLICAN 9ts's'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-30

Nr. 4. I. Tucker. OF 81. Mary. y lis.
linguistic! Bourbon politician. explains
through the columns OF the P;coy7.n. that
ne was no! the Tucker who spoke az the
meeting 81 coiored men at st. James
Chapel las: Tuesday evening. Mr.. L. lie
5. Tucker. the eloquent and accomplished
..o!oged orator who did address his fellow.
citizens OF. that occasion. is anxious no:
to be confounded with the fiery champion
o: 'ha s.. Mary Democracy.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-30

Hghe sheriff of the parish Of Orleans Will
cell at auction tomorrow. at IL A. NJ,
at his warehouse, No. - st. Ann street, be-
tween Royal and Bourbon streets, Second
District, furniture, goods and movabes.
And at ?. NJ, on the premises, the con-
sonts of bakery, situated in the Same dis,
frict, on CarOnd. let walk, near BASIN street.
See advertisements.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-30

The directors OF the Stay" Na.i0nG: Bank
Aaye declared dividend of three and n
quarter per cent - the stockholders, and
&hroe-quartcrs OF one per cent to the de
positors upon their average daily balances,
payable on aud after Monday, tho four
secnth of April next. We publish this
gro.niRg the quarterly report Of the condi-
aicn of 6uis bank Oh She twenty nin.h IN
Mtarto
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-30
EXECUTIVE ORDER
STATE OF Loe.s:AR'
Executive Department.
New Orleans, March II, VI ,

STATE OF LoC-ssAsp Z
Executive Department.
New Orleans. March II, ts7a'1
Tt having come to my knowledge that eS7e1S
ments for taxes heve heretofore been uneoAALS
made. and that MARI ed favoritism has been SNOWY
TO ind viduals to the detriment of the genera We"
fare and the interests Of The State and oeAng ~ess
ous that each citizen shall bear his proportot o. ~
burden of supporting the State government '"os
more;
hereby give notice 70 all state assessors 40
dlscrepancies errors omissions, such Sc Gave
been complained Of will henceforward ts oohslo
cred sufficient cause for the immediate femsvs 6
the delinquent officer All errors and Snhss'oh"
in existing assessment rolls will te SrotEVI'S
corrected, rs provided for by law.
Given under my hand and the seal OF ~" 81 -
hereunto attached this seve nteenth day OF S"r"s.
in the year of orr Lord eighteen hundred and stv'
euty three and of the independence o: ths Yates
States the ninety seventh.
WILLIAM =. KELLOGG.
By the Governor:
WILLIAM WEEKS.
Assistant Secretary of state @,1@ -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-30

Information has been recoi"e. 5y :he
Consul General Of Switzerland that. III con-
formity With recent act OF its Congress,
Che republic has established department
0G commerce and railroads. and appointed
o federal inspector Of railways. IN Ins?ec.
cor Of rollins stock and timetables, and a
controller Of the rates of fare and freight.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-30

S'aptain 4 J. AEuew. o! the American
schooner Linda, has our thanks for COP:
at the Cenira; :D."rilcH Telegraph, q new
Journal Issued scmi-monthly at Belize. Hon.
aluras. and the organ .! the interest. Of
British and Spanish Honduras. IN. :!s.
NumbeE il dated March 10.