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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16
Enterprise OF the Associated Press.

We i-euaen-!v have occasion to cOmpii-
mem the enterprise Oh the Associated
Press. which supplies Us with information
w.ra.E tro or three days after i: has been
pIb.:shed in the R~ErCBLIcAS. This tele-
gram = al Illustration. sent t. the New Or
.-als ev-nir: press. yesterday:
NORFOLK. Va. February 1.-THE steamer
A..Atue. from New York fox New Orleans,
v-I.t ashore on .he seventh AZ Mays Head.
-. .sa tntaI loss. NJ lives !ost. A small
par, =: th- cargo will IL ravai in q liam,
n-.-; condition.
T1is information. together with the list OF
c~oa-..uce-. vas published in the RErUBLI-
Can -; Thursday morning. and the Asso'
.i,t.G Press has done well TO follow OuE
enterprise :" closely.
Th:- dispatch seems to have been dated
a. Norfolk tha eleventh. instant. which
maiies il :nur days coming over the wires
but then ti.dt decay is compensated for by
the unprecedented speed Of I Madrid dis
patch published here last evening. and
dated February -.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16
The Haunted sChsOlhOuses

AT interesting description OF :he haunted
sch,olhouse in Newburyport. Massachu-
sets. .,om LeSL!e's illustrated, is published
on the second page of to-day's REpCGLlcAN.
Ar exchange saws:
Some pro-y people OF Newbu-ypsrs are
irving 20 spoil the story Of the haunted
scho0l-house. where the swee: little boy
with golden locks looks in AT the window
and GoWu from the ventilstor overhead. by
explaining how the whole thing i. done by
certain m!schievous boys of the school. The
BOYS. however. deny al! completely in the
matter. though it Is c confessed there are few.
!. any. checry-tree choppers among them.
Tn. s.nr: : a very good one as it stands,
tie i:;-ie s.ost il interesting enough, and
..a. scnouih,use il becoming famous.
WAY canEo. the New~oucyporters let :;
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16
lie Centenaire: or. One Hundred.

This great Partisan sensation. produced a
short time since. fO- the first time "a
America at the Union Square Theatre. New
York. and now in the height o: success. has
been translated and adapted, by Mc. George
Ryer. one OF the best ''oid me-" pa the
stage. jointly for himself ami and Miss
Isabel Freeman. Il well Know actress and
resident of this city.
The principal characters n snis drama are
ina. of The Lc I.atcrr jre-a nan ~ wears
n.i-ani lis great granddaughter. C'"' =.
These characters. are particularly aItF'=.
20 i;iS, Ere"man's and Mr.. Rve.'s c:"@e:
iG~iosvncracie-.
The first presentation Of th;s piece. on:-
side of New York. vii. be at the Memphis
Theatre. on the twenty. fourth Instant: tie
next AZ Robinson's new Opera House. Gin
cinnat!. and then at various other large cities
IN the West. Miss Freeman will leave heie
Tor Memphis in Il day or two, and We H.sli
rn- ample success in her new roe.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16
NOTICE,


CNiTrr NTNrH- COE-oLinsrsH GsSH vgTlrG, Z
SrH orleans, La, February Il. 1914
~ A~IIo2DANtE NTH INSTRUCTIONS iEks
J. Cclv-d from the Commissions ~ The s.enprai
Land Office. dated January 90. 1917. note" 10 here
by given that on and attct 'he tiFFkkNgH a
oF MARCH, t3.j, the following lSIds III th~ latG
Southwestern Lsnd District, Ioui.iArS ~hiGh
WEI" approved inder IN" act ~ Jun' ;. it5". ~" the
state Of Louisiana. for ite New orr ace. oitsl"usas
aud Great Western 'a>lr'al, lvin. vest ~ Hra sh~aT
city, and declared Ioririi"+ :" ~" '"it-i Stat"a
20 entry undrT ~" i!",i,"ns -: thr Homestead
laws, to vii:
All such inappropriate land> ivia; H"'I wing ,p
Towl.uip5 -. : and , soG'h. r.nEr ! 'a>'.
TuwnshI, - :: 2 .. J" tuI u ,"I'!.. rang" sN'S.
WOwu-hip,t 3. ., -, u and y ,pv'i. rAr - ! east.
ToNn,hip T., e, y, ~. II. !! md =. Io,'I range 4
east.
Township. -. !. n.nI iI.,!th '.n..:e~sG.
Townships. u !! AUl l. ,"ith, I'n." 'I-'.
townships u, - and - 'p'.tl' l'n-" :."s:s
Townships L. and = -"l'r = rtuSr ; "'|.
Township. =, - and - south, range '"as'.
Townships u. 4: - and = .outh, rang" !" r.st.
Township, i ana 10 south. Fang" II .aA'o
Town .lIDs - and 10 south, :,u.' u ".s.s
TUAn5Iip. am" south. rang" . "rsc.
Township, and ; -"Uti.. rang" ! Ac.t.
Township, :. ; .un south. r.n-. q. A's'.
rOnu-hip-! :. amt > south I.t.. I wess.
Tnwn-hip. /! /: . iu~ ! sou'li. i.I-. : west.
Townships !, ! . 'ild . -o,.t'. range d wes:s
ToNn.nI:,- |, ! and /: -"f.tI. vt4. : west.
Towu-..p> /. 2. @nd south. sang. vest.
Township - :. ;. sand ! south, / .nE" . N".'.
Townships :. :, ant . .pat.. T4ug.. ~ ""':q
T,wn-tip. = !. iaud : south, I.LF. u ~"s',
EuNn,l.vS !. &! ard /. oOuth. rang. =: ""r:.
'HARLE> BARNARD r.. N'-Eo
~ 3'awtw y II. HYATT! H"."''".
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16

Tie engagement Of Nix. John L. Owens az
tee Varieties Theatre. which has been sue
c~e.stri during the :wo weeks OF its exist
ence. closed las, night. The matinees have
been largely attended. especially that yes
tecGav. when Mr.. Owens repeated his t"Ie6
Pamm.-. Paul Pry" and Live Indian
constituted the performances last night,
and the entertainment was just such as
would drive away the blues and provoke a
smile from the most confirmed misanthrope.
Mr.. Owen, VIII play a. the Mobile Theatre
tonight.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16
Par-a-Sakc.

The Memphis -i~y"irtche says .: III" Mar
tlnottiRavei paDtomime Of 'Pata Cake
.taat it abounded in sach tricks and mirth
A. Kept the audience in almost an lncessant
roar OF laughter. a great many tricks were
novel. and those thar Were not We're 50
much better performed than is usually the
ease with ?ant0mime troupes as 70 appear
az good AS new. a grand fairy grotto scene.
on. q: surprising briliiancE and spI"ndor.
wound u, the nights entertainment. which
va. on. .. beauty, interest and fun through
QUE. The bale, t.oope, OF which Van Halnme
and the Mssdam.s Billion, Desire" and
Mazett; are tn. leaders. u unmi7tahably the
finest combination y: terps!chorean artists
that has ever appeared on Memphis boards.
The dances We're a. novel q. they We're
graceful and spiendidly executed. and The
music By the orchestra. mostly new. vas
fully in keeping"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16

NIxc CARNISA.'s LAST EDICT.-As Ma.Hi
Gras apprOachcs it beAooves the CitiZtn- o.
tits gooIl" town. and toe stranger. that
.,.e soiourning therein. to pay particular
attention 10 tie ei.rts Of Ills Majesty. Rex.
King q tie Carnival. ~ many vaiUaH!"
ru.nt regarding n" coming ~tes'!ra. might
y. LOST ana some of its cn."y:ncnts oe :r2-
d.re.; impossible. Therefore We d.cec: a.
~trntirn to the las. proclamation "t II" az
ru,, notentate. which appears :'.- 'no:1in:
IN our cuiumu.. The world Is comIuand.'i
70 70. their shirts ami men, furnishing
g.od. at ). y. Moody. II" head 81 .ha''--
ah..shment being. by appointment. Shi';.@:
70 IN, Court. Now ~ ih.t order ca;:.:>
WI, :. a very pleasant duty. We en- ga
il vi! nc obey.d 70 the letter. Moo'i... :""'.
h,- i.repaI.u Tor ;he emergency. -: -" 49,
jus: opened ia: ger lots ot :.lc mos: "ct"t.:".
cracats. neck ties and fancy goods ~ ."nt-"-
mems wear than We ever saw. ~ c"u:@" y"
has always shirts enough 90: ~ m:!:oa-
sUcnS ii.rts. too. "a few ii a h!:...'l :I
nevri :Atronizci him exc: v"r'.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16

poses her origin to be such as she was in
formed it was in early childhood. What
that information was or is We do not care
to relate, tor the reason that the writer is
not certain in the premises.
Let it suffice that she IS to-day earning
her iivin: by her talents. and is able to in
duige il maay worldly luxuries. She played
before a New Orleans audience during the
present season. and 50 ~acceptably that she
was the envy OF her companions. Fresh
bouquets which often fell az her feet would
placed on an unmarked grave in a Paris
cemetery.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16
CANCELLATIONS OF H0Sn.

STATp or HoUf,f2NA,1
EXecutlNs Department.,
Sew Orleans, JauIdry y, 1873. y
%NHERhA*, APPLICATIONS HAS BEEN MADE
w to me for the cancellation Ofthc official bends Of
Hubert BOnzano, IA administration oil Assessments
ci tho city OF New Orleans, to wiz: one bond dated
AuTii l., 1870, in the sum % S25 900, ~IgBed 10y II.
B0nzano 90 principal. and John Armstrong and
Christian Schneider - surcti,s $, tbs said bond
the said II. BO 2auo OF his duties - .AdmipiStrar
tor of Assessments aforesaid and
WhHiea., application has been in.i1 20 me fE
the cancellation of the official bonds OF Hubert
BOnzanO, as Administration OF Assessments of the
city Of New Orleans. to wit: 4 bond dated Februs
arv 20, 1871, in the sum OF vs. 900 slg+e@ by H
BOnzano rs principal. and Christian Schneider and
Cuthhert II. SlOc0mb "a s]ureti"S, the arid bond be-
ing likewise conditioned for the faithful prffOrms
ance by said II. BOnZauO OF his duti"s as Admins
traitor of Assessments aforesaid. Hptl%r is hereby
given to al! persons interested IL said bonds
to tile their objections 10 the casccilatiOp thereof
in writing. in the office OF the Secretary of State
within ninety days after tn" Jas. publication
hereof.
Given undo: my hand and the sea- Of Gnp state.
This twrntv-stvrUth day OF Jauuary, 4. b. 1873, and
of the independence o! ia" Unit" ! StSt.a fLe @iues
ty-seN"ntl.
WILLIAM T.. KEEG@3&e
Ey the Governor:
WILLIAM WFvK-,
Assistant Secretary o.! HcaS-. i-s' G
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16
PROPOSALS. FOR B~sSutETTt." ON
ERtNkIIN STREETs

L.Tiir:, ~: .'J,iL> ADDRESSED =" II IN
y dor,I,uri "EE =. .r".!.ru - III. Tii.. .nfI6
;Ae.y. "r...'. ". THII:>iAi |"p!.".: q. ;!T&s
iy maxim: pII'. h,rt!"it"' 80! '"p.", - 't.yhp
N. tw1rT.r.r Irr.Il' - hIIIs'i -.:.U: :cu
tS,.n F.!lr.'N ROAD "ui ia'h -n:. -t:".:. ",s IflIg
10 .l,-ti. al i".s o.. -. ~ :n. .y'.:,".: 90, SI.y
Su.E".Ur.
4. p.rt.,n,t y, ~ ,nosa'> fs 81. .o"..:rr3 afs
,...I.: 10 - .rp-t ~.f!! ~ Ada. ,...t.S'u. - Fas
u.n.r. . ""'I'H'" ~: iA"lt .~rt"r!l.:1 30 #issi- by
-. cd tfa'a't'' 'H'' !.aIOt.I; -: - . a G45iPe
va.#. shell 70 :c:'"I'''! "a ~. ':.oss cot Saloo
AZ. 90 - '"' 'Jrf.".t.
Hi.d'!. - "n"ii. 'u> contract ..s,.' ESs:feS
". 10" '!'.! '.-'.s.:, !.t.....o 90. s:.asS The
.iu.ti' tlyJ :. mliS.
No - Wi. "r -. .r.f U!.,.. r'sU'o.so f tp
The '"itit'dtr ~ la. iiaII. - 90: -: 5g aaGer
ina TIE required '.-i drpo- .ras %, d. made
~" 'tj' !"se!:", :.r ID: 80 . .G9 ~aY &aG
al bt..
B:c-t"'" ;~r:::.. ..oo' e. '.s.q..son. srn4o
r.et" - I" D." iatorar Proposals .Ds Gguguettes
On t.aas... sites.
tr4t I'd JAMES LEWIS. A&p.p4f2aroso
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16
THE KING OF THE CARNIVAL.
another Royal Edict.

We are happy 20 announce that this Az.
gust parsonage i. prosecuting bis prepare
tons with undated ylgor, through the va
r!ous officers and dignitaries in charge Of
the realm during his absence.
Carnival Palace. from moat & trrreS.
presents a busy .cene of preparations. Its
Offices and salons are perfect hives Of in.
dustry, and the cheerfulnesS with which tie
manifold duties incident 20 hi. maiesty's
approaching fete are discharged t~estiies N
the strongest terms 20 the loyalty and en-.
thusiam OF hi, servants. Yesterday the
royal standard was displayed upon the bat
Elements. and d salvo of artillery was fixed.
in consequence Of the following dispatch
being received. announcing the approach
ing departure Of the King for this city
New YORK. February Is, 1873. P. NJ.
To Bathurst. Lord High Chamberlain. New Or
.-ans
His majesty and suite leave Tomorrow
by Pennsylvania railroad tor Memphis.
whence they vii! proceed to your city via
river. arriving on the morning OF February
-. The royal party travel. strictly ;ncoG'
nito. together with The troops VIII" break
camp DIT Staten ASlduu Ic1ui-HLf Ahp A'h
Tom Scott has rendered grea. service III
arranging the schedule. and Superintendent
n. j. O'Brien. OF tle Southern Ex-
press Company. has assumed charge
Of HE m,iestys baggage, ior
which a special freigh, train CT
thirtyeight cars has been provided. DIS
patches viii Dc forwarded from various
points while in transit. His majesty's pres
ence in thi. city has caused intense excite
ment; but with one or Two exceptions :e
has steadily refused TO accept the many
ovations. both public and social. that have
been rendered him. His majesty enjoys
excellent health. as vel, as ali other mem
Der, of the royal suite. One elephAn, died
during the voyage of the " Malta"
lSPLANTl.
Secretary in ordinary to His Majesty tie
King.
The three following dispatches were sub
sequently handed into our office, by which
il will be seen that his majesty vii. be en-
route to-day.
New YORK. February -, 1873. 4 P. N.
Hon. L. a. Witt. Mayor of NeV Orleans:
His majesty. the King OF tn. Carni; "a
leaves tomorrow at I P. NJ. toc New On
leans. Have done ali in my power TO make
his stay in our city agreeable. but the strict
secIusiOn maintained b. the royal party has
to an unfortunate extent neutralizsd vUr
etfOV.s. W. +. HAN EMEl En-.
Mayor OF New York.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.
What Time Has Taught Gs.-It has take

What Time Has Taught ts.-It has taken
two Thousand years to teach the world that to
sustain the body in its conflict with disease, not to
help disease by weakening the body, is the true
end of medicine. We have the lesson by heart az
last. however. We know. for example, that tear.
ing doses OF aloes, salts. ialap, 'roton OIL, caIomeI.
colcvath. ETC.. are the best allies that = debilitstins
maladv can have in irs assaults on che human
frame: and that = medicine liks Iostetter's stom-
aCh 5 tiers, which stren2theus al the bodily gov
es and rallies the sinking constitution, as the
most powerful antagonist of the .nor0!ic Fsinci-
pie. whatever it may De. that lies at 'hs root OF
"a. complaint. This knowledge has been = long
time i'll reachin. us, bur i; is Invaluable. W. 'sn
now Contro. and cure dyspepsia. bilious dis,ur-
Dances. constipation, IhsGmatism, nervousness
and manv other painful c0mplaints,S once consi1
cred lucura5l., with this 4imir.b.. corrective.
f4iy .OiH
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16
CANCELLATION OF HOSD.

STAFF ~ H"-sNEAR
Executive department,
View Orleans, Eebru airy :: 1871
%VHhESSS. APPLICATIONS HAS BEN MAIDS
w tsme for the cancellation ct the bond Of JuieB
4. ssicot, as Criminal sheriff in aud for th~ parish
OF Orleans, 90 wiz: \ hori dated November 2fo
1870. in the sum Oi &50,o O1, signed By Jules a.
Mascot, AZ principal. and John Y HoE|", lrsnfois
LaCroiX and victor PessOH .rs suretlte; the said
bond being conditioned Tor the faithful! perform
ance hy the said Jules 4. MlstCo: 0G his dU:IS6 a.
Criminal sheriff aforesaid.
S0tIc. 10 uersby given ~ all pHTsOus iat"r-Nte0
in SAID bond, 10 he their objections I" the ERh'
secretary OF state, within ninety days sft%s Shs
last public e ION hereof.
Given .udeG my .r.ui end sea! " the state, ShiS
seventh isy OF February, eighteen hUudrsd ana
seventy 'hiee, and OF the indie pendsn"r OF Shs
lnlt-d Mates the L!uttN-seventh-
WILLIAM !. KELLOGG,
BY the Governor:
rILiI>v WHghs
A.atst4nt SGnrANAr ao 49, 40 Ns
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16

People vino have come to this city Tor the
purpose of witnessing the great festival o.
Mari. Gras. Al institution peculiar on this
continent, to New Orleans. should not tai!
20 seize upon the opportunity to procure
one, al least. OF Anderson's wonderful Pho
tographs-another thing which is peculiar
to ou, ci,y-tor they have a Worldwide
reputation and are admired wherever pho
to..sphy i. properly understood. Whether
!: be tina .leIe :, something peculiar III our
sunlight. OF that it be in the singular skill
of Nj. Anderson. il il nevertheless sure that
ne has no superb: in the world. To satisfy
themselves OF this .act our readers have
only II visit: his gallery. at No. Is; Cana!
I....t
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16
Loca: intelligence.

~.r."r.H david NJ. William. was
yesteyda- before Recorder Noughton.
charged VITA m,nslaushter. tor killing
Louis C.agl. On Me.airie Ridge. His attor-
aey wave! a preliminary examination. and
che paper. 20 down to the Criminal Court.
Bond was tXei Il. $1,000.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
CANCELLATION OF bond.

STATE OF LOUIsiESA,y
Executive d. Department,
New Orleans. January IA. 1873. y
WHEREAS. APPLICATION HAS BEEN MADE TO
" NE for the cancellation or the Official bond OF
Moses Fox. as constable OF the Eighth Justice Court
in and tor the parish OF Jefferson. to wit: ? JonG
dated February ~, 1869, in tho sum of $5NO, signed
BY Moses Fox as principal, and Henry Weber IS
surety, the said bond being conditioned for the
faithful per formanCe by the sai0 MOses FOX OF nus
duties as constable aforesaid: Notice ls hereby
gwen to a.. persons interested in the SAID Oons To-
file their objections 70 the cancellation thereon, IN
writing, in tho office OF the Secretary OF State
within ninety days after the last publication hereof
Given under my hand and the seal Of the state
this fourteenth day of January, A. D. 1873, and OF
the lndepeSieASs of ths United states the ninety
seventh. WILLIAM = KELLOGG.
B. the Governor
WILLIAM WEEKS, Assistant Se"setsEy of State
,a1S ar
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16
soyItE TO CONTRACTORS.
Ms-ox'. ovFl.r. Cousc,. HAT,

NssOX. oFF'H. CoCsCiL fP4Ld,
CIV ot Ca.relltOn, January 81. 1871. =
%OTI'E Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT is CE0RB
~ .nc,. with AL ordinance adopted by rhe Nayo$
and Council ~: the city of tarGolltOD january ~,
1873, I viii adjudiestr 30 the lowest bidder, on she
third day of March, 1873, 1T II 4 81, 1.-THE C-uncD
Hall OF Carroilton, the contract for constructing
the woGden ~Gurhings on the following. streets, to
witt
Burdett-, from Eev-r 20 Fourth streets, both
sides Except such ~ has already been m1de In
conformity with existing OTdinanCes).
Hillary, from Levcc street to FOURTH street, both
sides except such as Ina, already been made lA
conformity with existing OrdinanGesl
This to be dOHe in accordance with specifications
hled tho thlr' S-hrst day OF January. 1853, with thg
secretary and CONTROLLER Of said city At the AtOre-
said hall. and that the contractor shall commence
said work in fifteen days after adjudication, and to
be completed as per contract with tho mayor, and
tina. said work bs paid ion rs per amended charters
OF the city.
The adjudication 20 Re subject 10 the approval
OF rejection vi the Mayor and Council.
A. g. BRICE. Mayor. .
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
CANCELLATION OF BOND.
Ertry oP ~Lo-i-i.SA.)
Executive Department,
ScW Orleans. February II, 1857

STtTs OF Lo"isiaSA,
Executive. Department,
New Orleans, February II, 1879
C~HkHvAS. APPLICATIONS HAS BEEN MADE
W To me Tor The cancellation OF the official bond
OF Alexander I. Barber ~ h4rbOrmtster in and
for the parish Of Orleans, to Wit: 4 bond dated
August y. 1863. III the sum OF twenty i've hundred
dollars. signed nv Alexander r. Barber rs principal
and q. l.. BOrie and Garter L. lowe AZ .Er"ti"s;
tho sa-i bond being conditioned tor the faithful
performance by the saIi Alexander y. Barber OF
his duties as harbOTmaStcr aforesaid.
Notice ia hereby given to all persons interested
in the -a:d Oond 20 lille their objections :" the can
collation. thereof, III writing. in III" Otfic" OF the
Secretary ri state, wIti.n ninety dafs after Tho
last publication hereof.
Given under my hand and the sea- Of IN" state,
this fourteenth day al February. eighteen hundred
a nd .cyrnty-thrt. and Oi the Independence oI the
United States the uinetr--"v"nth.
WILLIAM L. EELLOtt;.
EN 'ie Governor:
WILLIAM WEEEd,
.ai.t,nt S.rr.s.,yr ~ S.,fr t,iJ ~.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16
CANCELLATION OF BOND.
STaTs uY g~oUi.iANA.) !
Executive Department, |
Wv OnIeAns. Eehr,nrE Il. I4I3N |

STATy oy Eori.iINA.)
Executive Department.,
New Orleans, February II, 1873
Nt1HtREA~. APPLICATION HAS BEtN MADE TO
W me tor the cancellation al tn" Official bOu,i
OF Louis r. D"iassiZe as Administrator oi Wafer
work. and Public Buldlng> IN an! Tor the 'l'No
New Orleans, TO vii: A bond dated N" second
April. 100. m the sum OF A25oot, signed by
LOil. I. Dclas-!zr rs principal, ana ii,'nr , jo'!
bert and sidney TheZIu ~ >UTet'"-; IN" -ili bona
bern. conditioned for the itltItui OcriOTrIin"r b.
the said LOul, T. DclssSiH- 81 MS dItits Nv Admin.
Ist Il tOr aforesaid.
Eot.. i5 hereby given 20 all parsons Interested
in tll- said bond, 20 file then ObI""t!OI- To tn" "'f.'
collation. thereof, IA writing III III" ONE" OF N.
Secretary "I STATE, within alI":S day, ate lie
last publication hereof.
Gwen and, my hand and She s.al Of IL" Stat".
y - -l-y.utl, iar of February, eighteen hundred
and sevcutv-thTcr and o. N" in'!"doId'I'" ~ III"
United STATES IA" :II!.':.-"F"uth.
WILLIAM L. EEEHp"IG.
Bv 'l- GOvrrnnr: .
WILLIAM W,t&., Assistant Secretary OF state.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16
wAH!S.roN. February Is, !9-i.,

WAH.S.roN. February Is !31i. ,
80 ? III.
General ". II. Emory Commanding Department: ot
the Gulf:
The King of the Carnival lea"es New
York tomorrow. You are hereby ordered
to accord him all the honors due his exalted
position, and further TO render him a.. the
assistance he may require.
WV BELKNAP.
Secretary OF War.
Toward evening another proclamation.
emana.in4 from his majesty. WAS extern
aivelv circulated and read. It, teno: ap-
peared 70 meet the appreciation OF the pub
lie. and in order 70 give Il as extensive eli
c~ulation as possible. We reproduce 4 below:
EDICT XII2.
20 az whom these present. shall come. greeting:
Know We, that whereas, his mos. puls-
SAINT majesty the King OF the Carnival pur-
poses a triUmphai entry into his r",ya! cap
tai, tie city OF New Orleans. on The morn
ing of Mardi Gra-. 1873. which dag has
been officially declared a legal holiday. l. Is
hereby ordered and decreed-
|. That all forms OF government. wh"ttle"
civil OF military. then existing. that may y
anvwise interfere or contiic: with Is
maipstl'S authority are hereby abolished
during the interval between s"L:!S- AID
sunset or that day.
>. That all public building. bureaus ana
Offices. whether national. State or mun!
cipal. az. hereby ordered 70 be Closed. had
all duties connected Herewith suspended
during the same interval ot time.
,. That all banks, insurance companies.
and other corporate. bodies, together viii
al private places of business. except those
actually necessary 10 the proper entertain,
nent of his majesty's guests. walt 3e I"!d
am.naDia to the same mandate.
!. Tha, all traffic upon the public Ligh'
was or puollc places. now OF - oe Gere..t-
ter sex apart for the royal pageant. OF oth-
erwise dedicated ~ his mrjtst.'s uses. IL
riyidlv iuterdicted during the entire da".
). Tha, all loyal subjects. whether III
organized or individual! capacity. are heGe-
by enioinei 10 report forthwith for service
10 the right honorable the Earl Marsha. .!
the Empire. who il charged with the exc.
cution of all the provisions OF this ou: rJ.T".
| ur0clamatiOr. God save the king.
Given under our hand and seal a. q" .it.T
| of New York this The tenth day of February.
1873. and tLe one thousand :.nd stcort .:
our reign. RAA
Attest:
BATHURST. Lord High Chamberlain.
New Orleans. February IL. IS:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16
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