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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-11-24
PosTPoEEmERTs.
DISAPPOINTMENT OF THE FAIR.

WITH REGRET THE DIRECTORS OF
w the Memphis Agricultural and Mechan-
cal Society announce that The fifih Annual
ar has been postponed until farther notice.
The crtraorlirarT sanitary and financial
trgub.ds. nov witnessed On our city. have com
PEELED them rtlugtantly b. this rustrrncmeuts
AZ d a evident that n SIGNAL failure uuFt
result ron an elort b hold tie Fair on The
lfth Of 0clobcT.
J. o. BALLENTTNE. Prssileut.
L1oS IEousDaLE, Secretary. at
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-11-24

Jos LocrE.-This weli-knoWn citizen
has received the latest piciorials. home
and foreign magazines, daily journals
he has ies copies Of Frank Leslis's
Illustrated Weekly. with FARMLAND
and Miss Lou WHkerson's portraits
therein. Joe presides a. bis old stand
% Main, near the corner Of Jederson.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-11-24
NOTICE.
Chamber Of Commerce.

1lHE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING, OF
1 the Chamber OF Commerce will De held al
~ clOck = m. 9th instant TODAY. when
business Of importance will be transacted. de-
handing the punctual attendance OF every
member. Members are respectfully urged 10
be present at the hours o'clock pm.
]. M. PETTIGREW. President
LION fROUsDALE, Secretary.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-11-24
TAXES.
City Tax Sale.
0PPIcK OF CRY Tax COLLECTOR,
MEMPHIS, TESN., November 10, 1873.

0FPIcE OF CRY Tax COLLECTOR,
MEMPHIS. TESS., November 10, lS73.)
ON THE 1sr OF DECEMBER. 1873. THE
DELNouESr TAX LIST FOR 1872 WILL BE ruB-
LIsHED. and THIRTY days thereafter sale will
take place according to law. All those wish
ing to save HEAVY COST and penalties can do
50 by calling at the office. Exchange Build
ing" right away and settling their accounts.
Sealed Proposals will be received at
this Office, until IL o'clock m. on the 18th inst.
for advertising. in tabular form. a list of prop
erty condemned for taxes of1s72.
FELIX W. ROBERTSON,
69-7S City Tax Collector.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-11-24
LnneIx nneI.

From the 81. Joseph mo. Herald. Oct. ST.
A duel without witnesses was fought
last Saturday in fancy county. near the
county seat OF Forsythe. John Goforth
and Simon Melville went out 10 hunt
deer Each was armed with the old
fashioned squirrel rifle. Goforth said to
Melville: II hear that you have beeu
lying on me" What did you hear |
said2" asked Melville. That | had
been beating my wife. And so you
have" replied Melville. Those who
told it lied; aud when you repeated it
you also lied; and you knew at the time
you were lying" These were pretty
plain words, and they brought about
some pretty plain shooting. Both men
agreed to step off thirty yards each, wheel
at the word. and fire Immediately after
wheeling. They did so. Melville, when
he had measured OF his thirty steps,
called out wheel, and both men turned
and fred. Goforih was shot in the right
arm and Melville in the right shoulder.
Both wounds were painful. They man.
aged, however, TO walk into Forsythe,
where a physician extracted both balls,
aud consoled Goferth with the informa-
ton that unless he was very careful he
might have to cut his arm of. This YER
sion Of the case agrees in the main with
the stories OF both men,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-11-24

P. G. Bigley has opened his coal Office
at % South Court street, and is prepared
to furnish the best article at reasonable
prices. lit
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-11-24

Has removed his Office and residence to
the Irving Block, No 326 Second street.
DR.. S. Hinson, dentist; R. L. Watt, as.
sistant dentist. Sc
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-11-24

One door west of the Theater, rs JEFF
ferson street. Imported wines, liquors
and cigars, by j. STENKUHL.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-11-24

country was at war with the allied His
pano republics Of South America.
Thirty gunboats, built At New York and
in the vicinity, sailed out under the
Spanish Gag in the winter Of ls69.7o.
And now we will have an opportunity TO
fight those same gnnboats. But We do
not believe there will be any war. The
Government could easily take and hold
Cuba, but could not cope with the Span
ish navy in less than year. Congress
will meet next week; the war fever
will Gbate a little; assurances OF con-
tinued good feeling on the part oil our
ancient ally will be rendered by the
Spanish Minister, and the whole ques'
ton viii finally be submitted to arbiira'
ton, which has recently been so salts
factory in adjusting difficulties with
Great Britain. Meantime the Secretary
of the Navy will brush mp the old hulks
Of the navy, make a warlike show and
ask Congress for an appropriation Of a
few millions, which will find its way
into the pockets Of contractors.
WE are grati6ed to observe that the
DeSoto Bank has resumed its full husi-
ness again after partial suspension Of
several weeks. The excellent gentle
men at the head Of this institution en-
10Y 10 a remarkable degree the conf
dence of the community, and this is now
strengthened all the more since they
have made good their promise to re-
open at an early day. This is one Of
the cheerful signs Of the times added to
the many alluded to in . late editorial
in regard to the returning prosperity OF
Memphis. Surely our stricken city ex-
hibits remarkable sigma of vitality and
power. What a complete
transformation has taken place within
few weeks, and our fnancil skies yet
brighteninEl Out from the clouds and
gloom of the past year We believe that a
New Memphis will emerge purified,
strengthened for brighter era of pros
perity lpd expansion than yet known in
all our history.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-11-24
NOTICE..
i. O. O. H

NNHE SPECIAL RELIEF COMMITTEE
Il gives notice TO all needy Odd Fellows OF
their families in the city. that they will be
supplied with whatever their necessities may
require, by making application for orders
upon the following Committeeman:
A. w. NEWSOM, 166 Front street.
GEO. w. L. CROOK, 81 Madison street.
VIM. HENRY ID Madison street.
J. p. HOFFMAN, 308 Main street.
The Odd Fellows commissary store will be
open from 10 TO IL o'clock on Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturday,. n-l00
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-11-24
No. % M.Dlsos sraEEI.

No. % MaDisoS SrREET.
MsHPHIs. rEss.. November Y ls'S.)
WE ARE GRATIFiED TO ANNOUhSh
w % our friends and the puphe I'm -.
upon our own resources =.
We take great pleasure in returning our sin-
cere thanks 10 friends and depositors ioi ne.
Uniform and generous confdence ana .ufpoIl
durinr sur fem porary trials. ana solicit . con-
tinuance Of their business With ".
JAMES BLDBks Presidentt
7. R. FAHSsuOErH, Cashier .s-s
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NO TOILSOME TREAD OF
THE CREADLE.
Orders promptly flled on receipt Of SO.
BEcKWITH SEWING MACHINE Co.,
s62 Broadway. New York.
1s3-xviii- 2I-eod -2ukW
WANTED.
Information Wanted.

HrLouFsT- WTCKsTROM.- OF AUGUST
III Hiiouegf and Neiis Wickstrom. swedes,
raFirof makers. supposed 20 have died Of yel-
low fever. Any information concerning them
fhanffully received hy
6s-1 J. ~. RlsBl, 20 Front q.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-26
NEW 1CRtE.

irrivals-The New Vicar T:fheGn2s
New YORK. February u --Arrivod-
Main. Fano,l, Manhattan anal City Of
Houston.
IL is understood tha: the Trry Rev. wi.
fam Quinn. has been appointed Go the
utic" ol EIca: Genera! of the a.ch1iOreso
OF Ne" York. TO supply the vacancy caused
NV the deatl: of the Very Rev. Ur. Starts.
The Very Rev. Father Preston Yemaina
chancellor OF the Diocese with the title and
powrr> ot Year Genera! in all ulatte!a peg
tanning to cbancery.
The FAMILY physician :escif.s :i.as SeaS.
Heil. VA" killed DoRo!ioe. is insane.
CIrI.U D.vcIavrVd- and Wit. iaSr htJrgf4
suit against Mr.. D.contu. editor 81 II
..o"iStd. Spanish. organ in shI- city, :cs
.'r"'er Sl0.t!O !0r III. publication Hf aD
..!i'ge! :I.ci. ID charging Bey. lave ssie ana
".i' ':i'h iIi~appr"v.:"t!"A '@ G,Sa"y it,
:':I,.... for CuUana.
=! i ,ue.:i.c q. Il large frDinh .f cuban
refugees. yesterday, ,esoiution- ,v-f- paspo
-. and IL Ichg by manifesto as"p'.i. pro-
testing a.M.Is: alltgIdIcs 20 spain. and
for She stand of Cuba
j. is -ai'. that CLAIMS Hac- h.fn fled
aGain-t IA" estate Of :l- late James Eishp
J'. alul"s, e.: .ai :" i!a; amOur@ oS itA 6n"
III" value.
lh" shipping az th.. pors las displayed
S'I"T- az h.i. mast today. a. a mark Of
respect 90 D"nieI y. L-ary. . lar:e ship
"Wrer. vel. SHOWN ~ ;he South, who died
on the 80 a.. home :roIr Brazil.
Stocks dui'. Monry firm a, i.iS- T. c"hc.
God hrni IL: iiii.. EkehaHgr. long 81;
.ort 90. G..erubents duB aus ~;1.sdy.
sac a"i!, .:.iI and steady.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-26
At Exposition Building.
Proclamation.

To a. :hr .oyal subjects Of his Majesty Rex.
greeting:
Arnory Hall, No. s. Camp street, having
been selected as the depot for the distribu-
ton OF all Kinds of furniture for the house
hold Of his roya, hghness and those Of is
loving eubjects. now. ]. Due De Mon
gOmerie, do issue this MY proclamation J..
all his loving subjects to repair at once L.
the said depot. and there receive the various
articles OF household furniture. mirrors,
etc. for the purpose of adorning their par
Tors, bed chambers, libraries and dining.
rooms, and the supplying OF their kitchens
and servants rooms, the better to enable
them 90 receive, in becoming style. his
angus: majesty and his retInue. The above
goods have arrived in perfect order, and
are now awaiting the acquisitions for dis
tribution. All acquisitions for The came
must be s;gned by Lord Boutwell,, secretary
Of the exchsquer, or by the president of
any national bank within the domains Of
his royal highness.
by order of Rex.
DUCDE MONTGOMEKlE.
Mubel Handler
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-26
The NIardi Erns Isnlid.

TIE Mardi Gras balls a. Exposition
Hall. the Varieties Theatre. the St.
Charles Theatre. the Academy Of Mu-
sic. the Opera House and elsewhere. of
which so much was said in advance. and
such brillian. prospects were pictured.
prove 20 have been ali that the mos: ex.
.ravagan. fancy had tainted them. The
participants were huoyant with happiness
throughout The night. and when they finally
retired from the scenes Of festivity under
the gasligh.. regretted tha, Mardi Gras
came bu, once year. since Mardi Gras
balls are SO bewitchingly enjoyable.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-26
The mississippi valley Tran-pOrtati0n
Company
DUO DE MONTGOMERlE.
Mpbel Handler,

One If he most attractive features in the
grand procession of yesterday was the
miniature barge of the Mississippi valley
Transportation Company and the grain
elevator attachment. The agent of this
company, which has done much TO promote
the business interests of New Orleans. is
Captain J. 7. Burdean. of No. Is Poydras
street. The barge had just discharged and
was going to the free por. Of Car:plIton 70
lead, where there are no extra Wharfage
charges The editorial staff of tl- REp;E.
!lC,N. after the procession had passed.
united IN puafiing sparkling champagne
20 the health of Captain Eurteau and .he
success Of the Miss.s- g!: Valley Trans.or:a-
ton Company.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-26

WASHINGTON. February .S. 1873.
lite PRESIDENT sec. - special message 20
Congress to-day on Louisiana affairs. The
reading OF Il created u decided sersa.iop.
The President urges She decisions of the
State courts as his reasons FOR his action IN
III. matter. He also announces thas in de.
fau(. OF oongression.! action he will con
tinue to recognize the Kellogg government,
and put AZ end to the local difficulties in
That State by abolishins the pretended
NcEnery government. He states that while
Congress is competen: 20 decide the elec.
ton returns and qualifications of its own
mem ters. such decision has no effect on the
:Itle OF State officers. Both Congress and
tl.e executive should be governed in the
recognition OF the latter by tho adjudicstions
Of the local tribunals.
This means the dispersion IF the McEnery
organization after the Adjournment Of Con-
gress.
Carpenters election bill. WAS not taken up
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-26
I"OfsEfGN.
%cw ;ahdiisfe FOR the Spanish Throne
prime. Alphon-o TO be the 9IonaVcb-p
c.V cabinet Elected.


NJ" i.... February "a I. ,n1oa
.."r.o. ~ t..t tWtnt.- fourth ..v. ;hIS *I0
.:..' f.!-n' 80 been mad. brI"."n DukS
-. Hunt'u'I-!oC and IT,. .. sk"r"rJs Of
cG"'r !-ahc!ii 10 place PnEr" AiE,hOns9
%. l." tii""n" If Spain, ii" DTL' :" bT Ses
90. during tie minority OF Z, n"" AfphoE'
-. Aud tb' jet 20 mar! t." .JEDge5s
UgaenIe. OF IA, D4ke. Isabel accepts the
N ,gr.mm". Jni two 3IMpOrtan; parties
rb.: for. V !! 80! togeth"- IA :hr pTesens
SPAN l. ".'si..
MADRiD F.h'uary .j.--'lh- C"rt,,s havd
a'.ci.,i M :s,low.ng Cab.7. tigueras,
President -: :hr Eou.cil; .'o.'":ar. Mlnstek
al: >;ar.: Su':r eron, Min-..r ot Justice:
Pc, VI ,rgaii. Ginl~t.g ol lli. iuterisr: Acoss
't Hinl.trr -. War: OueTo, Mruister of
.."aac.; Chr MIN ater a! ?ub..c Works.
irrla. M,n!-t,T of ColOnic.
AIt"r The H." ministry mad takefs their
.e.-, S""o" :!gueras declared that :hera
..,uid b. r.a'.ge Hhat..r. III tbs pro-
-:4rIn., =: ~ covtI"DlrGt
.'itDi!n. re 1:GaGy 10 - The frirfaViSes ia
i.:.' '.'' e" excited and threaten an OUT
"i''.<. F'tdut!ODs have been taken to
iir"Frnt ''!tt.r's IN tho streets All public
"""!diag- and many privat" houses in dis.
c'htent"G quarters u; the city are occupied
~ troy General BargOa is iR command
Vt tn" militia and also has 1T his disposal
th8 "I. '.I". at tho guardIsps OF the
p '.. 90 : S'S''SS%r% pf
--T~- --~------A--zaszzz
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-26
A Hing for Auain.

And now, just as Spain is putting rn tie
garments of republic. an arrangement is
entered into 10 dotf again the kingly robes,
by putting on the throne at futur. time y
lad who IS the son Of his mother and she an
ex-oueen. In the meantime the prop0si-
'ion is for Spain TO bc governed by Regent
AS for the :uture OF Spain. We sAaN see
wha. w.. ehal! see.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-26
ORLEANS, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY z6 1878

waving her handkerchief in Joy Of the dis
eovery. while The clown hugged her in the
contagion Of ecstacy. Another conrasted
the sewing machine of 1876 with The blush
ing damsel who runs that OF 1873; a third
showed the. dame of 1916 wearying out her
eyes with Ler needle, and her succssso. -
umphantly working beside her.
The Septoline OIL and the -. Charles
Nursery came before seven OF Cares
cabins. followed 10y Grunewalds pianos,
Rex's own orchestra. The Old way Of
washing caused laughter. and The Steam
Washing Company admiration. 5. II. Ken.
nedy showed samples OF his store. and d
barge OF tie Mississippi Valley Transporta-
ZION Company. with d c;sterD from MURRAY r.
wound up Ike list. and lef. tie way open
for re
eix:h Oivisioe,
led tv :he Lord of the Unattached. whose
banner covered the last but nc: Tie teas:
diverse of all this molly tbrong.
All along the line of march :he streets
were crowded. the buildings decorated with
the standard Of Rex. .he stores claimed
COMMISSIONS @e yoya. tuynishsrs Of sup
plies.
Every face wore happy smile Of wei
come. and lis gracious majesty received
from ali wishes for his prosperity anG many
succeeding conouests.
When the procession again reached the
point of departure and came under the e1
tended hand OF the statue of Clay, the
royal Rex dismissed his followers and
sought repose.
Only az the bal. at Exposition Hall would
he see .hem again unit! Father Time. in his
never ceasing course. on next Shrove Tues
day would awaken his Eevelers to .hei. al
legiapce.
Exposition Building.
After Rex had yielded 20 Comus the
streets of ais REALM, he assembled hi. sub
jects a: the Exposition Hall. His trusty
Turcos stood sentry q. the staiy-cases and
along :he corridors. Festoons Of fage
decorated the hall, and in the chamber be-
yond. surrounded by his Egyptian guard.
Rex, seated upon his gorgeous throne, and
assisted by his lSvely c0nsOrt, received the
homage OF his loyal subjects. Then away
into tie breezy morn the dancers were
waited on the wings of melody, and grey
dawn acne brough: weary eyelids down
20 the close Of the reign Of the King OF the
Carnival.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-26

dress and masquerade Mard, Gas ball last
night, at the hal! of HON. Hook ana Lad
der Company. Marengo street. Sixth Dis
.rict. 1t w.s very nice and Pheasant az
fair. such as that club "an have only as \
Mardi Gras festi".,y. though .hey nryes do
Lnytnin: b. halves at o. f.r .im.s.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-26
CONGRESS-.

Credit HiobiIier Debate-Bittcr :sprecaess
WAsHISGTos, February 25. -Housc.-Tha
Credit Mobhier occupied the HMy. with no
action. The speeches were bitter. Ths
galleries were packed.
The debate on the resolution expniling
Messrs. Eronks and Ames continues,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-26
First OispafCh,e

VlISSbSe
First Dispatchi
WASHINGTON, February % The iuuis'.
ana question is up NJ. IrnmbalI is making
a terri bly, denunc.a.Grv spsech. The ques
lion comes MP III d reguiiH- 'na?U"r, not in
yolviEg the points - :ss6r. but under the
agricultural college r!!l the question b.ins
that no money should he gwen 10 Louisiana
10 6 held ty uelrplng government. The
discussion will be long. IN! q: present H.
wolves the Kellogg government. which .dr.
Carpenter asserts. and NJ Morton admits
n cn!ionuv. could not stand I'VE hours with
aut fedora! support. nu- she discussion will
lead 20 no p0-Itlv" j. ...!a'ion. Il Ia simpl,
a DECLARATION. ana ,nc is.:e - wheil,S
Louisiau4 eLal be- st,l"ksn ::Cln taa St.s o..
20 wt.es, college m"E"v = ZlV"n
!S.cond D..y.'rhe
WAsf;!%GrON. f..r""S. >. - Nnsgs
TrumUuI!. Morton, ta!p"n''i .u.. iiI
spok. "n Lnul-ian. affair. '9-..ay. Turi,
.ue.che. rt.. rchV,'. ..l 'ue!v several IT,
ports. 5i.e .Cr!cu.' .:.l c.!!"ge bill, whIc!.
gave AZ opportunity -. 'tcba'". vent !n
:h@ committee on conference
The Presidents message. alter al. .tirg
tv.uts. conclude: ~ nave 10 -Ieaj!iu =.
conInerGat!gn /" .'iate upon tAe subject.
but If there Is any ,Iactica! way VI .omo'-
ing these difficulties 81 Il +. islltiGn, .hrn
earnestly request tbs' .uc!. action may ~
taken al tne present session -! Congress.
1t seems ddvlsd1i. a.r ! should stat, nn.
what course | sLal: ,.ri brssu.i 20 pursue IN
rtteIence - !he Ina'7.. n question. Ia toe
event %. L" a''lnn ''-.f,g ':.son cy COngr.-.
at TN: tine. suhlr.; ~ al.r s.'i. factory AZ
rengemeLt mat mny b. ln-G. bv parties -.
tie Cu;rrversv, NrIc.G al all .Aings e. the
mos; desIca Die, w i te III: duty, 50 far -. -
nay be Necessary i.r Tne 20 dcto 20 aIh'.s"
20 ina: - .VGynMCL' heretofore recognized
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-26

Discussion on Agricultural College Bi!i--
IS the Kellogg Government Lcgat-Tk c
President's .Hessage-W hat His Duly
Will Be-TO Adhere to ihe kellOgs
Government - Congress May Judge
Qualifications of its !IonIbers~Stare
Judicial Tribunals Decide About SlHie
Officers.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-26

Always read the adytr.,-tm ut, OF sher
if : sales. at which opportunities are offer
ed to buy desirable real estate. horses, car
riages, furniture. stocks 81 goods and other
articles. A chance for bargain. n horses
and carriages ia offered in .,!e- aive. tised
today. 20 take place at :.'Ige t.!4:.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-26

Nearly every man on ne New York
Times are English. The T"to.ne torcc is
mainly native; of III, Sun. native; Ford,
native; Post, native; Commercial. 1ative;
AaR, Irish anil native; Telegram, Irish:
Ne,cs. Irish; Wii"ess. Canadian; Stats
Zeitung. German; Jounai. German
Courier. French; Brooklyn Eag!e. I-1ah and
native, and IMjofs. native
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-26
PINCHBAOK TO BE ADMITTED
no ONE CONTESTS HIS RIGHT
.speciai 70 the New Orleans Republicans.
WASHINGTON, Eebruarc %. Is.

WAsAINGTON, February - IS1.S.
Tie admission Of General McMlien as
Senator for the short term is undetermined;
but the fact tha: Pinchback has no con.
testants on the ground. VIII probably lead
TO his being sworn in as Senator in the
extra session. oonvsning immediately after
tae close OF the present Congress.
The effect Of the Presidents message in
the Senate viii be 10 induce postponemeE.
Of acton IN Louisiana affairs, leaving the
arbitration Of the question with him, as sug-
gesteG.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-26

H3 RECOGNIZES OUR STATE COURTS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-26
RANKS AND RANKING.
INTEREST on DEPOSITS.
. CITIZENS BANK OF LOUISIANA

.karkD..i issue TINE CERTIFICATES of de-
post. bearing interest at the rate Of POUR PER
CENT per annum for SIX months CT longer and
THREE PER CENT per aunum for Q shorter period
not less than two months. fe22 3m
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-26
BY TEL EGRAPH

OUR WASHINGTON DISPATCHES
SPECIAL MESSAGE TO CONGRESS
THE PRESIDENT ON LOUISIANA
II RECOGNIZES OUR STATE COURTS
KELLOGG THE LEGAL GOVERNOR
NE%IRI TO HE ABOLISHED
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-26

THE PRESIDENT ON LOUISIANA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-26

OUR WASHINGTON DISPATCHES
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-26

SPECIAL MESSAGE TO CONGRESS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-26
KELLOGG TIE LEGAL GOVERNOR
.s2seini TO the New Orlean, RrButl.cuu.

ME&ERT TO nE ABOLISHED
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-26

EeG hv he Lord High Sheriff OF the Guilds,
came into !!De 70 show che enterprise Of the
merchants Of the city. Here we're many OF
those to whom credit IS due for the succ. a4
Of tie pageant. whose scheme. Of adverti+
ins reach even the shadowy realms of Rex,
and pam: cn A.s Chario.s III. qualities OF
the II wares.
flTsr III line. a. first in Gnaiitv. was
LeightOn's Premium Shirt and close
after the vans OF the Sanitary. Fertiizng
and Earth Closet Companies. Next the
cartoon Of the effect of English baking
powders. the rising youths contented face
showing contact with Saracenis htters,
whose flames. like all others. might be
Guenched by the Babcock fire extinguisher,
or pasted over by Weber. the .tcker of
gigantic bills. The carriages Of Ho'!ings.
worth next invited !ocomotion. and Cole
mans cornmllS ground its way along. i
fire proved safe, a forge and blacksmith
shop. the famous stree: locomotive. Philip
Werlein's pianos soil, tied patronage.
The Kansas Pacific railroad displayed
the bison trontlet. The sewing machines
OF Weed, Wheeler & Wilson, Grover s.
Baker, and Howe, the king Of sewing ma
chine inventors, contended for the mas
terry. One presented the happy old lady
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Of mounted maskers. Here ~tr~ I'll :ne
co!ors of 'he rain bow. and characters the
like o. which can neither be found on the
earth nor N the waters under the earth.
Riders with calves heads on them. and
calves with no heads ;tisu-atively speak
ing'. ceptaurs reversed. lost" children OF
a sunny cHme, property io- sale.' ''iudges
OF good whisky" Indians. Chinese and all
nations mingled and rode in fun and frolic.
The Lord Of the Carriages then led the