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New-York tribune., 1873-09-05
SEPTEMBER WEATHER.
IN THIS CITY.


Yesterdays thermometer did not reach 90',
hut the temperature sneulary oppressive. Peter
Lynch age 80 Of No. III GOerckst., was overcome by
the heat at Firstaye and FOurthst. He was sent home
after having received medical treatment at the Seven
teenth Precinct Stationhouse.
GOVERNMENT REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OPFTCE OP THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, :
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Sept 5-l a. m
Spnopsis for the past hcenty-f0Hr hours.
The low barometer which on Wednesday
night was over Minnesota and Northern Wisconsin has
moved eastward into Canada being now central north
OF Lake Ontario ,, .., -, ,
fresh 20 brisk winds the lake region. where the
latter now veered to westerly with clear and clear
flondy weather with rain has prevailed from Peun-
sylvana 10 New-England
see the Ohio Valley, ana the Gulf and South
Atlantic coasts. ,,,.,
For New England the winds will veer to westerly with
clearing weather
FSr he Middle States and lake region gentle and fresh
souLhoe 10 northwest undS and rery generally eIe9T
heather. 49,.
In the South Atlantic and Gulf States. east Of the Mis-
sssipp partly cloudy weather. occasional coast rains.
and gentle to fresh winds mostly from the southwest
For tennessee and the Ohio Valley. gentle and fresh
southwest to northwest winds and partly cloudy
weather.
New-York tribune., 1873-09-05

D. c. sept i-Noace Is hsIs6y ggeu that On aod
after the 5tb inst ght.hp 40 - will b. pv- ,'
repairs and be place temporarily supplied by relief NJ ~ "
the following description eaector each t, NJ lag
marks Hull painted strek at heiis aoi lss
Al In nral
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-25
OFT OF GOURT

a plaintiff in ejectment can not recover
possession upon the want of title in the
defendant. but upon the perfect title in
himself. Orr blood-and- thunder neigh
boz Of the Picayme complains that it is not
Immediately placed in possession of the
public printing, because the Lynch board
is illegal. Unhappily for its hopes. the
same authority which expresses this opin-
ion declares the election ordered and con-
Quoted by Governor Warmoth IAN organ
lied fraud" and so. void db iaiiO. Being
thus without standing in court, the Pic
Iyatne'S action in ejectment is dismissed
for want of title in the plaintiff. Any
hope of obtaining possession Of the office
by a proceeding III chancery is likewise
cut of by an ugly rule Of that judicature:
that a party seeking equity must do
equity. and come into court with clean
hands. This last. Of course. the Fusion
lists could no: do. since the washing of
their hands, Ike that Of Lady Macbeth.
would not exactly the "multitudinous seas
incarnadine." but would blackeu larger
space OF the Atlantic than . whole school
OF ink fish.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-25
PROSPECTIVE LIBEL SUITS.


The attacks OF one of the city papers
upon the State Judiciary has SO tar ex-
ceeded all reasonable bounds that the emf
nent officers assailed have bu: one remedy
left. They are entitled 10 the protection
OF the laws, and owe il to themselves to
bring their slanderers TO justice. A news
paper may criticise the actions OF men,
and take issue with judges even upon
points of law and fact; but when III ar
ralgns the Judges Of our Supreme Court
as usurpers. and charges individual! mem
bers Of the Judiciary with perjury, perhdy
and corruption. il is time the issue was
tried, with a view Of furnishing them if
guilty, or making thei- traducerS smart if
they have assailed them uniustly. The
pocket nerve is one of the most sensitive
in the human system. and it is only by
making certain classes pay for the damage
they do that society can be protected.
We learn that immediate steps will be
taken to call the offending journal to an
account for the gross wrongs it has been
guilty Of in assailinS the personal charac-
ter Of men who have independence enough
to follow their consciences in their legal
DECISIONS even though they thereby incur
the resentment of the class which as
sumes to domineer over their fellow
citizens and place their own selishness
above the public good.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-25

Judge Dureil, the v;oegerent Of God, as
he styles himself, and his bosom friend and
partner, the famous assignee i'll bankruptcy.
Mr. Norton. left here Oh Saturday evening
for Washington City. L: their object is to
abandon our piundered State permanently.
we can not but say God speed" Adieu,
incorruptible Darrell. Adieu. honest" NoC-
ton.
In reply TO the above sq1ib ffo:n tie
morning issue of "the peoples paper" of
twenty-foucth instant. We answer the
writer thereof that neither the Hon. Z. H.
Durell no- Z. Z. Norton. ESQ, have aban-
doned their adopted State nor taken their
final departure therefrom. nor We're they
or either OF them summoned or subpenaed
to Washington City. This information is
furnished for the special editication Of the
maligners and tradUcers OF tie above
named gentlemen.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-25
AS OTHERS SEE Us.

This city is at present almost in state
of siege. Nearly every lawful authority is
called in question by rings of politicians
under pretense that not the Kellogg gov
ernment. but the McEnery faction, is in
vested with the lawful power Of the State
Basing their action upon the report of
Senator Trumbull. which by some strange
system of reasoning they have metamor-
phosed first into the report of the Senate
committee, and by an easy transition into
a congressional decision. they assume that
all the Fusion candidates for Office in the
late election have been successful. and are
only kept from the occupation and peace
able enjoyment Of the high places to which
they aspire by force. which can only be
overcome by greater force, or by strategy
and cunning.
Hence we hear of attempts to enroll
men into sort of militia organization to
seize the State House. the police stations
and even the courts of justice. SO far the
responses to these calls for volunteers have
not been Of a very assuring character
Few Of the people are prepared to plunge
headlong into a revolution against the
constituted authorities Of the State. For,
in the first place. there is nothing to gain
by such turbulence. even if it should be
successful; and then there is yet o whole
some fear of the power Of the United
States. which may be invoked in cases Of
domestic violence"
Yet, as the case stands to-day. New Or
leans presents to the stranger whom we
have invited 10 witness our Mardi Gras
antics a humiliating picture that of a
great city devoid of sufficient steadiness
to maintain the peace among its own peo-
pie without the restraining presence of
superior power The will is not wanting
for serious disturbance. bu: the power
to succeed is. which is not creditable
condition for city that makes so many
high pretensions to all the civic virtues as
ours does
The State authorities are prepared to
resist any forcible aggression. and to pun
ish any violation of law; but il would be
more to the credit of the community if
there were no necessity for keeping the
police on the alert and the militia under
orders. We are losing ground in our COM
mercial and business affairs just now. and
our monetary institutions stagger under
the pressure. The only remedy for this
condition is in timely submission to the
laws by those who are now in an attitude
Of rebellion against the State government
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-25
!fsw the Pageant will Form.

I'll. formation of the Six Grand Diy!slo:s 10
hsreb by ordered and decresd. as to.oWs:
THE FIRST DIvf.IOE-Comprisng a! Foo:
Mashers in ranks Of Four. and cummanf"d "T tiS
LORD HIGH CONSTABLE OF THE IhcNAERI.
viii form Oa che soht side of Cana! street, '!-'-
right resting Ca.On!e!es s.rSe.. and tAttu4.nS
toward the lake.
THE SECOND DlviSfOS-Compr'src ar Masked
HOrsemeiI, sections OF tour. aAd commanded %
the MASTER OF THE HORSE. will form on tts
north side OF Canal street. their right rss'iHs"@
RovaI street. and extending toward the laks
TEE THIRD DIV!SION-E uprising all ,nas&-'s
in open carriages and commanded by the LORD
OF THE CARRIAGES. VIII form on RCva. StSeeS
their right Testing OF. Cana! street.
THE FOURTH pIVlSfON-Compr!sins AT MASK.
ers lii vans, hoats. wagons. milk carts and 0thts
public vehicles and commanded by the LORD OF
street their r!gh. resting on Charities street. aUtS
extending toward the river.
THE FIFTH DIVlSION-C0mor:sins al venc'rT
and parties, whether mOuI ted foot, pres
senting any trade or business il The way of adVe~o
tisinc articles wares. will be under the special
command OF the LORD HIGH SHERIFF OF THE
GUILDS. and will form on the South side OF Cana!
street their right resting on Camp street. and ess
tending toward the river.
THE SIXTH DIVISIOE-TOmprisiiIg all s''ass
GeTs, late corners, outsiders and subeGts not el5e'
whore herein provided for. will be commanded bS
the LORD OF THE UNATTACHED. and will fOrm
Camp street. the right resting Oh Sanai street,
Al the shove vii! be required 10 as III 49e GS
Twelve v S.oca NJ
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-25

upon the faith of congressional report
and of ou, own knowledge. they must
suffer the guilt of having produced al! the
evils of agitation and danger that have
been inflicted upon Us during the last
three months. Whatever the sympathles
Of the public may be. if the citizen Is ~
right minded man he should surely sub
NIT his prejudices to the facts that judi
cial investigation may bring out: and
when he is informed that the men he trusted
10 conduct an honest election betrayed him
and themselves by entering into all sorts
of Illegal and wicked combinations 20 ad-
vance themselves, if lis judgment is worth
having. it will be given that his friends
shall be punished and the right maintain.
ed. The safety of our institutions. about
which the Fusionists discourse so much.
is involved in this prosecution OF the men
who have defiled the ballot box in this
State. more than it is in any special plead
ing about the right of Congress to inter-
fere with our government. for II we can
not hold an honest election and begin
honestly. how are we to have honest Off
GERS and go on honestly? In our case the
original wrong OF all the many wrongs
that have been committed within the last
three months was perpe:rated on the bal
lot boxes by the leaders of the Fusion
party. and upon them the punishment for
what has happened should be made to
fall. If the people ere right in their
reason they will agree with us in desiring
to see justice take its course.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-25
Order of Proce.siOfs

SQUADRON OF MOUNTED POLICE
Under command OF Ceionsi A. ). Badger. x. q. 6.
o. $. E.. CON nandirs the HOUSEHOLD BRIG.
ADE charged by special .tiict with the 2:sseyVEs
tou Of the peace an the Roya. CayitaS
HKRALDS.
TIE Earl MARSHAL oF TIL: EM!:Ra
STATE PRISONERS
Music.
THE ROYAL ARMY.
Consisting OF picked detaciments o; the .r3:'I
Arabian Artillery. Hath Iulcos and iala asya.
?OURSUIvANTS.
GROWN AND ROYAL REGALiA
HIS MOST PUISSANT MAJESTY THE
KING OF THE CARSIyAis
THE COURT OF ST. REX
DUKES OF TIE REALM.
Escorted by .uarI OF homo: detailed f:on, ::.s
Kings own" NIuety.secouG r.. ;r.sA:
II. Ms Laacers.
THE LORD H!CH A0MIEAls
Music.
THE ROYAL NAV.
lAtlant!c Sguad:on,.
THE LORD tIGH CoSSTABLh - TAE
YEOMANk..
Music.
THE BECE GHA-.
First division.
THE MASTER OF THE H1Ian.
Music.
Second Division.
THE LORD 3F THE CARRIAG-o
Music.
Third Division.
THE LORD OF TIE VANS.
Music.
Fourth Division.
THE LORD HIGH SHERIFs OF The '.;ii.:Se,
Music.
Fifth tAdverti-ing, Division.
THE LORD OF TIn t'NiTvACaEB
H3sc.
Sixth Division.
PLATOON OT pOLiCI
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-25
AFTER THE GREAT OFFENDERS.

OuE darling and daring friend OF the
P;coyue will have occasion within few
days to be more furious than ever, and we
shall expect them to make something more
effective than mere spread eagle resist
ance to the wrong and outrage that ''this
people" Will have 10 suffer at the hands of
the minions Of Capitalization. The federal
grand jury has found, and will Immediate
~ present to the United States Circuit
Court. indictments against five cy .ix
leading FusionistS tor having perpetlated
frauds during the last election. The ;.u-
tborities have been at work very quietly
bu: very effectively in securing the ev1-
dencc to produce this result. and the men
who have offended may be assured that
their misdeeds will be prosecuted hence
forth with all the power 0: the State and
fedora! agencies.
Tie people Of Louisiana should reioice
to learn that their real enemies are ,iiscov-
cred ant; being pursued. The federal ju-
dietary Is tree from bias il the matter in
hand. and nothing but justice need be ap-
pretended from its judgment. If the
Fusionists are convicted of having cheat
ed at the ballot boxes, as they are accused,
aud as we have charged them with doing,
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-25

MED this forlorn legislator. Really, this
browbeating of a man claiming to be
public representative, by threats of politi-
cal accommodation : this attempt to
drive our citizens into resistance to the
published law, by raving declamations
and slazy logic, is greatly to be depre-
Gated. We apprehend that Mr.. Texada
will be compelled to invoke the aid of the
federal army to protect him from the pa
triotic wrath Of the Picayrne. What says
General Emory? Let him be interviewed.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-25
How Che Pagennt .yili No,es

A. precisely one o'clock 'OTay salute OF SIlss
teen guns will be fired at the head % Canal strerS
By BIigadier General the DUKE OF kEETOH. com.
mardng the Royal Artillery. when :lle King. cOur.
and miltal escort will take up .he tine q; m&rcn
along the south side OF Canal street to the .nteEs
section OF 81. Charles street, and up that street.
When the left Of the Kings escort shall havoc
passed CarOndelet street, the Fist Division VII
move into I'm. when 'ts left .hs!. have pas5e!
Cana street the Sc cODd Division viii move !atO
line; the Third Dvs nn viii folio. next in orders
when its left shall have creased Canal street :Le
Fourth Division will follow, che hfth DIVISION move
ing next in order. and the Sixth Division iasSo
Each division to b. provided with band u music.
lis marshal hanked on -!t!!eS e lie a sNosl%
bearer and \ shleId bearer.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-25
THE TELEGRAPH THROWS OFF ON THE
FUSI0NISTS.


The Associated Press has proved a swift
witness for the Fusionists at Washington.
We have read many paragraphs which
would seem to have been put up" in the
interest Of these political sharps. The
telegraph man, left to himself. however,
usually knows no more Of the doctrine
or language that he transmits than dry
goods clerk knows OF tie manufacture Of
genuine, Turkey velvet or Mechlin lace.
Left to himself, tie telegraph man writes:
While the Credit Mobiler and some what
general corruption and bribery mostly al
tectlng persons, is one of the sensations "t
the day, it is due to the executive and Con
greas to say that Louisiana is vita them
the paramount question.
This superior notOriety over the most
stupendous fraud of the day was no doubt
throught a very valuable service rendered
to the Fusionists, or the telegraph man
may have gone back on them. 1t is. how
ever, the fact that the Louisiana election
was al "organized fraud" which has
made Congress turn with disgust from its
exposures. As between the put-up job Of
secret polling places, partisan supervisors
and breech-loadcr lallot-boxes. and &
State government based On the repudia-
ton Of this fraud, Congress has decided
TO recognize the last as a de .';aeto govern
ment. The telegraph man, in his zeal Of
service, gives the original and organized
fraud" precedence in public esteem over
the bribery OF one member o! Congress
bv another
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-25

III the repoy. Of the Senate committee
allusion is made 10 an Injunction o: the
Eighth District Court against the Lynch
returning board. The Fusion organ. with
chat disregard 0: current history which
amounts to a mania, claims that this re-
fers to one Of Elmore's orders. The COM
mites referred to an order issued by Judge
Dibble. which he afterward set aside, and
for doing which he was forcibly expelled
from his own court and Elmore installed
1t would be rather a strange view 20 take
of an election that one Of the candidates
could legally issue orders to the officers
charged by law with deciding whether he
was elected or not. There is nothing ia
the report Of the Senate committee that
recognizes Elmore's authority to &C. as
Judge Of the Lighth District Co1rs.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-25

The McDonogE tract Of land lying be-
tween the Nairn plantation and Buras, was
sold, about nine months ago, to parties
some Of whom have resold TO actual set
tiers. The tract is being rapidly cleared
and rut in cultivation. The front land will
make the best orange land in the State. be-
ing very rich and protected from the cold
north winds by wide batture, densely GOV
cred with willows The lands in the rear will
make splendid rice land. and vii! all be n
cultivation this year
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-25

Beatrice Cenci is the subject of new
work just issued in Florence BY the Can
OuicO Antonio Torrigiania, entitled al Pro
cesso Criminale della Beatrice Cenci,'
and intended to rerute Guergazzi's famous
novel, published tew years since By G. W.
Carleton "a Co
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-25
Route of .iiR.'riI.

Up 81. Charles street, tpa5siDg T.v"n e ,ci.. osl
the east sdel TO First street Though F!.,t -; t+rt
to Magazine: down Magazine to Hai;op- street:
though CallIope street 20 Camp. down Camp TO th,
north sidt OF Canal: TO Royal. to kspariad tJ
Rampant to Canal, TO the Clay STATUE whrr,. hi,
Majesty VII grdciousy review his Subjects and
dismlS' them 10 their own enjovm"nt. atteIrar1
rcIairins with his Court 20 Exposition Paiar..
where Ii" VIII give audience during .h- ,.y-niu, 10,
such loving SUBJECTS a. may be pgeses;.6 iox ;hfl
homo! by tue Lord Chamberlain.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-25
t:rnPrni Drirr.S

l. Az places OF busn, SIS. both puh'.s ~ .,.ivape,
are heitb orderei /" he CLOSED and al! t.afC aus.
ptndtd throughout the entire day.
:. Al houses aud galleries tioug ;h. ro,1f. oP ,,-ra
craslon are ordered to be decorated q: oth.rvy;s4s
dispaN some signs of ae.ianr to the KIM and ,oe
tht Dtttt guidance OF such hOu5eiel'rIs .hry are
informed that the Royal cnlors are Purr,le Cree,,
a! N0id: The Royal flower. the Violet : iht. R0ya!
tT'c; IRE taln: ti'" Roya! ord. the !eauegL av.E
the koya! beast. the Lion. ''''"
:, owners and driver: OF pulI,s ani private
ven" e.. are required TO keep ont Of The. h. iLva,
IA when the DIV isions OF the Ro.a! parnan. wiz
'oihl arr: through " hi'. IL viii pas.
j. owners and masters OF yrsst : anil .r.,,,.,
,mn VI P'fl. 'ir l!oPflttOrs of public sui.!pu.. :Ls
ASH, o: sll foI--.. nations al ..ar.. .Tfh 80,
ar cii""t'" '"' 'apl.v thels s.oya c,ssivs
~" 't. aE:'S i'i-. '.r- '.1. =. o:ti.. d: E-s.P
pcha'ty "f Rosa. 'i'sp"a.nr. To ,.,noy. al, OH.
IS tOis pass. ''"'" !"
.. AZ malicious ml-''iri uI,,. tia ,..p, a. A,S
aNH":s "'ts ~ thiowi:. aolli, sttt-,..n... .uA
- A.. " ,i'i i..'ita II" everest pc. ait..
.: Az hI'i".' ate and Improper .!ls,.ys w,H 'sC
rlSIo!N A'ihdr'! f1"n. ;Hr Pa.ran: .1 -I ,,r,
.; p'IpttUa! exile. s''"
.. N"'s'ri!' masi"I. VI! h~ sHo...a n, .T~ az
IN" streets 20 'f.d- the .Iue q: uro..,.i, T,i,,
IN" period "cCiiIs. AZ ITS ..oyeyar.,r ar,' - y
It''S'""h 'l%Hdt - hereby invested si.1 I'il ~,
rs 70 arrest al. :" found ai.A cusu.,gr'r %.
'ieli respective divisions -
+. =. ht"h an" every line ~ sis: ,a;...sHs . 90.
defe'! t"iun their ears at intert.l, ,,f =, 90 F
Htes during the ENTIRE NIGHT in ,dar t,' MN: NM
hl' ha'"stys subjects sv-rS .a.iIitv a,I -. @
V''.,i"" IN ST. kin !l!c1! own sriI,s .'I o.''
oElh% men Ming. a q q. consideration ~ 'GT.
favor they al. hereby empowered hr :" ,ilc
!s s5!estS TO raise their ,atc OF fare. ta Tytity
I0 NO per passenger after twely. o'.lncL p NJ
, ~ At sunset Royal Salu,e win h.. +',,'t - = ~, w..
t; ilnahdln9 the art5l!erv wi,r al, l.,yn.
in .r4r =" III lmhodlateiy y tNMA>K aaG speiar.
~ IA "''r! 70 2.Vc place and do appropriat. onoI,..
that tine. 1900 '-' '"''''S "A'''S
Ana nov erjo'nfYc s,rice a1,,,te,,,.... ,,,...,o
~ % i, neLo%e" subiects, his Majesty ...:l..nc.s
80. " ii.S ueterlnirajiOn to .Lfrr,. . and
i 'sloA OF this ",i"t. in order thar Ii. brr:
,l..
d Ailp 50, IA ihe t.'!lcs. Of t1rst ..ld .o..!..
To 'ly gives the h,Eo. AL. glory .: .!s ho.ss-
BY :ie King himself: ,,r..
"''', az the Carnival Pa'tc. 4ni ~itP qnraI -:
Eeiir,!ito II attached this the n:ueteentL day ns
y y t-dl y III the Year on, Lord htcea hun
~ 80 anu seventy three, and the ten huads4i
ana second Year of Our reign.
fr2I u % % ''
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-25

w Jasper Black burn, who went to Baton
Rouge az one of the House Committee on
the Peu:;entiary, writes to the Homer IAad
that, Of over five hundred on the prison
rolls. there are only fifty convicts in the
Penitertia,y, the remainder being farmed
out to levee and ra..rNad contractors and
~, nj NJ ta.innn
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-25

The proceeding, Of the second general
convention OF the Catholic Total Abst.-
nence Union ot America held "a Cleveland.
Ohio, October i0aud Il. 1872. published in
pamphlet form. have been sent Us by Nj.
D H. Buckley. secretary Of the New Or
leans Catholic Tota! Abstinence Society.
with ,,;s commitments
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-25

The Shreveport Times says the railroad
iron which arrived there on the Belfast for
She Texas and Pacific railway came in bond,
she duty to be paid there. This is the first
business the Shreveport customhOuse has
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-25

Oc the Mississippl warrant forgers, we
learn from the Clarion Swan, Steele and
Cunningham are stil in jail, being unable
90 give the heavy bonds required. Consi-
dine and Mary Mcbride gave bail and
aconted for New Orleans.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-25

The Canton tMiss.) MdL man is making
Eaid on the bad and trashy cotton that is
sometimes mixed with the superior article.
He saw samples in New Orleans lately.
The good cotton bad been arranged in the
bales so as TO cover up the Inferior article.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-25

The citizens of Brashear City are signing
a petition 20 Congress asking the passage
of law to have the brea5tworks created
there during the war leveled down at the
expense OF the public treasury.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-25

Mr. r. Gordy, the Republican sheriff
elect of Vt. Mary parish has filed his bond
aad qualified, according 10 law. He pro
Eoses to take possession Of the office in an
amieabl. manner, az the proper time. So
saws the Attakapas Register.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-25

Lydia Thompson gave the newsboys OF
Cincinnati about 500, the proceeds of a
performance, to add 70 the funds in the
bank Of their society. The newsboys
passed an appropriate resolution of thanks
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-25

The employees Of the freight department
Of the Jackson railroad will be granted
leave Of absence TO enable them to partiei-
pate in the carnival. The freight ware
houses will therefore be closed to-day.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-25

A large number OF passengers came
down On the X. f. Lee from Ficksburg to
enjoy Mardi Gras in New Orleans.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-25

The manager of the OeStiiche Post,
German paper in New York, has mysterl-
ousiy disappeared with young lady and
left an indebtedness OF 500 to the com
DOa;to-s
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-25

The Washington Republican says each
succeeding development in the Pomeroy in
vest CATION adds to the belief that he was
the victim of foul conspiracy.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-25

The Terre0unne Patriot says that plant
ing seed cane on sugar plantations is now
completed with one or two exceptions.
The cane has kept in splendid order for
plau:in. 80 far as we can hear. The stub
Die cane is rather backward IN consequence
Ct the severe winter. bu: is said to be III
fine condition.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-25

A grand fancy dress, mask and hremen's
ball will be given tonight at the Turner's
Hall, by vigilant Steam Fire Company No.
,. complimentary ticket has been re-
eeiyed