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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-08-26
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our0 BEN 0ei3 Ser leBteren.
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0emont lift zines Ser i0re6It6ltelt, Sic ie
in Q[lnerifa porfamen. lllto oas mill piel
5eiBen! SIM entieBli6iten tparen bis tebt
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umoeftirsten Ofen aus Die Baggons in
8rdno gerietben. 2(ber 6aS bonn ent7
~eT5elten 0ampf BET 2entont ongeri9tete
lIlt6eil 1T nod 9rGBGi6er. Sci ben Wagz
MISUNDERSTANDING ma6ten Tlammett
dI16 gtalt6 ben 2ei0en Der ntettten Ser@
ulqlitdten Elm roi6es @nbe. 0ber Der
lie6enbe 0ampf nnb bas fD6enbe Waiier,
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,itqe BEL Gemont entfeiielt tpllrben, tpaz
rem nnbarm6er3iger. Son Dem balben
Ounbert ibrer Opfer t0oteten ite perbdlt7
ntBmdBiq 1tltr tpentge auf Der Stele;
duoere mur6en rn0 tDer0en lG1t9lant ,
inter flr6terltdcn Qualen getootet.
lIeber Die 6aupt16ul0 an Dtelcm lt7
aliide berrI6t i9on tebt fet1 g3tpetfel.
SdIfel6e murbe Dabur6 1erbetgeftbrt,
baB Der @~onbufteur beS &~Dblcn51ges
trob Der @eiiung gum 8arten auf Die
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-08-26
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Grpb Ser @tnfpra6e zines G6tcagoer
De1ti6en Sernperen5iurtiten, Ser aus Der
8un0eSOerfaiIun9 ben Ginselitnaten ba5
9tc6t a6leitet, iel6ft 5ol0e Sp~trituoien,
ipofiir berett5 6te 8rnbes1teuer be3ablt
lit, tDeg5une6nten ltnb GIT ber1tt0ten, 1ebt
oer 8terbrauerbun6 1etnen Ser
iu6, bonn Gun6e S6ub 9egen io16
f6reienoeS ilnre6t 5u erlangen, etfrig
fort. 9er Seriu6 erregt Bic allgemetnite
2lufmerfiamfett. go tpurbe 3. s.. Ser
2(rttfeG Der SQinots StaatS3ett1ng, tpelz
der auf ben1elben btnipieS, bon elmer
9roBen 3aDl ber tit6tt9iten 8lGtter abz
gebruGt. l1n6 tpte Ser 2e1er am Montag
aus ben Waibin9toner 9epeI6en fab,
8erbrt6t man ii6 i'm 6tnan5mintftertum
nnb I'M Suitt5mtniterium Der Ser.
Staaten ben &opt Dariiber, ME man it9
5u1G6it ben 8ierbrauern it Wofia6uz
ietts gegeniiber berbalten 1oue, bic ii6
um S6uB ODER UNI GiiGer1tottuuq Ser
8un6esfteuertt, tpel6e BON ihnen fir 6as
6ur6 bic Staatsbea1nten consft5trte 8ier
beretts entrt6tet tparen, an Sic 8unbesz
regterung getpenoet Daben.
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ftertrm in @a1btngtDn 9ult, ft9 fei0e INT
Bic S10e 6erum3uDrMGen, Dber etma car
mad Ser iauberen 2ogif u~n1eres @bicaz
goer oeutfden Semperen5iurtiten 3lt ner>
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G6icagper Sa6funotgen fretlt6 Nrroz
gang nno @igenbInfeG unen0Ii6 grDBer
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belonnen unb Derpetit iebt bic 8rauer,
itatt i6ren in Der Wtanter Des bieiigen
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bunoesre6tIt6en unb itaatenre0tlt6en
Bbroien, Die auf BEN SAT- paiien, mic Die
GSauit auF5 Nuge, Die 8ere6ttguug gum
@orgeben geSen bas i9dnoli4e l1nre6t
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-08-26

@Gre Sic nor0meitli6e 8aternbetpegz
ung ltno Ser &a1npf nit benz 8urttantS>
mus in GDicGgo ni6t, 10 lpitrOe ii0, tpe@
na6e 9fienanO nm 80litif finmern.
Sn0eiien iinb berl6ieoene gSablen Dor
Der GDiire, Die, Db9let6 ite fetnen II II :
mttte1b1ren 8e3ug auf Die %nattona1
len Nllgelegenbeiten bdben, bod sur uln@
geftaltung Oes btS6eri8en YortetpeienS
niGt Dentg bettragen tperben.
@m 2. September lit StaatsDd6l III
Californian; Die StaatSgeiebgebungs7
mabl Ooielbft beitBt f0Dn t~nIofern natiO>
male 2Stdtigfett, ais Die nd0ite Stats j.,
~geieb9ebuuQ einen Na6fOlger 6e5 0emoz
fratii6en Sulbesienator5 Gai1erleD 5u
nGDlen bat. Die Giien6abnmOnOpOlz
froge ipielt, %beIon0erS in Solge Ser
lleber9riffe Der Yaciftc Central, audi 1T
Der callfornii6en YOlitif jebt cine be-
trd6tlt6e &ole.
2lm 8. september lit Staat5tpa6l IN
Otaine nit @ini0luB bDn 0ouDernetrS>
unO 2%egislatur> WaDG. 0ort iteben ftb
peientli6 Die betben olten Yarteien ge>
geniiber.
Sim IA. Sftober iil16 in BennIbGbanten
etnige StaatSipablen (aber fetne 9OuDer>
%geurstpabD aI0 BET i6lten fdmpfen tDez
1entlt6 Die Qlten 8arteieu. 2n bemIel>
ben Sage lit in Ohio StaatStDabl nit
@tnf0luB bon 0ouoerl1e1r5ipabl. 9ort
lit Der 80mpf meit tntereiianter, neil
GOlf5partet I'M 6el0e iteDt. SIN Suite
ref1e Der leBteren lGge Offeltbar cine 3er>
malntenbe Jtteberlage Ser Bourbonen0ez
mDfratte our6 Die republifnnii0e 8arz
tel, neil 6ieie Democratic lie 81 nod GIT
Sab lit, UNI Der neuen Bartet 81 2tebe 51
iterben, unb neil Die meme Yartet inter
Der iebigen @Dnitclldtton Die gum Siege
erforOerlt6e numeriibe Stdrte bod nod
ut6t bat. 9te @eleBgebungSmabl in
Ohio beitbt AUDI IN iOferu rationale 8e>
beutung, ais Die nG6ite StaatSgeiebgez
bung einen gta6folger OeS 0emofratt@
fden SunOeSieratorS SDurma1t ST tpGD@
len bat. Nn bemiel6en Gage lit in Soma
StaatStDabl nit @ini6lnB bon 0ouOer@
neurStpabl, nobel ftp Die bis ieBt in
Soma 10 iibermG6ttge repu~blifant16e
9artet urt6 Sic jun9e @ntimOnOpOlpartet
Der 8auer1 gegeniiberiteben. SSn Snz
Diana erfolgen al Oemielben Sage etntge
2ofalipablel, tpie &rei5ri6tertpa1len.
Sim 4. NoDember lit StaatSpa6l tn
Waiia6uiettS, Marplanb, Wiinneiota.
Ofiiitiiippt, gteDa0a, Nep SerieD, Stem
gort, Seras, Sirginien, @iscOniin,
&aniaS. @rit fiir tpentge Die1er Wa6len
boben bic Earteien &ortebrun9en getrofz
fen, 0a tie DObG %ipiiien, baB baS 8olf i'm
Sabr na6 Der 8rGliOentenpabl feline
langen @a6lfdmpfe mill. 9lm meiiten
Stau6 iDirft betreffS Der Sta%atSipaDlet
am 4. gfonelnber bis iebt bte Wtaiia6uz
iettier 0ouDerneurS &anotDatur SEN
Buffers auf.
Sn SutnotS baben mir am bierten Noz
BENDER fetne StaatSwa6len, ionoern 1lr
SountD@ nnO 2Dfalpablen. 11nb bod
ftltD Dteie tntereiianter ais DieIe BET Dbl
gen StaatSmablen. 9enn BET ben @a6z
len auf Dem 2anoe ptrb bic iultge 8a17
%ernpartet, bte i6on BET SEN Jti0tertpaDz
len I'M Stunt 10 merftpitrDigen GrfoI9
bate, in itarfer Ybolanr nit Der Qltttz
mOnOpolfabne gegen Das geiammte alte
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cage nir6 ait bteIem bterten 81 o.
bember Die DetBe 8a6Ii6Io6t
gegen ben 8urttauismu5 unb feline
S%onntagS7 unO &enperen3 GDrannet gez
f6tagen merben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-08-26
Sas ne4te 9Nn09eri@t tm
MfSiDttri4
(Gtus benz @nSeigcr beS @8eItenS.)

@ir itno feinespegs geneigt, aue2pn6e
@ert6te itrenge Git Derurtbetlen. Nenn
Gduber n1t0 W}0rber 2eben uno Gtgenz
tbum in ganSen 0iitricteu unit0er ma
den, tpie bteS Dor tpentgen Sa6relt 6ur6
bte Geno'1@e ytdltberbanoe IN etntgen
Counties BON Sitb Snbia1a gei0ab,
tpenn iogar bic @aDlurne Dor bcm 0ez
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GolfeS, tDo nt6t tbeDret6ii6 gere0tTer>
ttgt bod praftii6 9eboten unb Der
uI{ob", Der ite ouSilbt, tit nod lan9e
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-08-26

OteIe StW0b'9uH9 lt'tl lepoW N"t JUN e'"' 'U'"' ~
Romen ser Nbonueuten ouf etnmol eingelanot rper@
ben, unb s1por inter WorauSbe5ablun9 flT oa5
SoDr 1873.
Ereten Sn eiuem GGub fpGter meitere NbOnnenten btn5u
70 weroen bte Nbonnemetspretie fir bieic ST henlelbert
@Iub@9tGtenb erebuet. Golden, bic Clubs DON 20 bis 20
&bpuneutcn btloeu, ien6eu mir l GrenipIar gratis.
Seber ate abonneut, Der nod snei meme IbonneateH
fir 1913 UNI 81 eiuienoet, ergdlt iein @remplor elm Sabr
frei.
lin @oitmeiIter, G9enten &C. fir,@libe unb l~lufoiten 5n
enti6Goigeu, ~9emdbren mir %benleIben etnen Habatt pom
10 &roSeut auf aue @elOer, bic un5 Don benielben stn9ez
fanot peroen.
@eloeiuienOurgen in6, no &c m68Ii6, in Soft @elpz
enmeiiungcu rber re9titrirten 8riefen 5n MAIDEN,
Ntan aoreiiire:
SWiuots StaatS5eitun93sGp.,
Gbcago, Su.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-08-26
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SIItnotS Sta0tSSettuug"
Der l0fftn."
office: eds ofz@aibimgtOntr. UNI 5. ausnus.
Mbp,tnein emts:@reife:

F" 8cnelunsen limb Su o%oreiiren an Ste
Suinpis Gtaats5eitmn8SsGp.
Chicago, 81.
8cTonnere 80rtbeile
%sspGbret mir Gbunnenten, sic lid iIr Serbreituns rns
ieres 8iattes bemuben, wie folgt:
26pd)cnblatt, iopic @elcn:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-28
e.ssesaY.. EIOnue0rC.

IL his speech in the Cortes, in 1867, sivO.
eating bill guaranteeing religious liberty
n Spain, Senior CASTELAR, gave utterance to
This magnificent piece of sentiment:
lam going to give the chamber-opening
my conscience-ail my religious thought /
do not belong to the world of theology and
faith. | belong to the world OF philosophy
and reason. But if at any time had to re-
turn to the world after had left it | would
return to the beautiful altar which inspired
within me the grandest sentiments of my life.
! would return to bend ny knee before the
Holy Virgin. who Galmed with her smile my
first passions. | would reeurn 60 soothe
nlv spirit III Che scent of the incense, in the
note of the organ, in the light beaming
through the stained glass windows of many
color5 and reflected 10 the glded wings of
tue angels-eternal companions of mT soul
IN my intancy-and in dying | would seek
an asylum near the eros. whose sacred
arms extend themselves o.er the spot /
most love and vtnerate Du the face .. the
eartae-the tomb OF my mot ht..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-28
STOLEN BOND. RECOVERED.
Clever Capture-4 Sew Orleans ErOAcg
and His COnfeerate Arrested.

Ourin. the wints, of 1870 the room o.:
Senior Carlos Castillo Lozagc, ;he agent
ana treasurer of the Cuoan Junta, at tina:
time guest at the it. Charles Hotel. cor
ner Cf ct Twentieth and Broadway streets.
was entered by al unknown thief, his trunk
broken open and United States registered
bonds o. the amount OF s21 = 900 earGled OK.
The de- .i- o: this bid robbery were pub
l.s'e: A. .ho time. and It will 1e remem'
.f.c6 that . we'll dressed and elf.rent!V
:.."ectable man was seen :oitering 'n the
coi!6o- i'll the neia1boIhood OF ,h. room
occupied by Senior LAago while tie latter
gentleman was at diner. - h':c 50 engaged
the stranger was accoste1 ~ one OF the
.hambernaFtis who was passfn. through
The corridor and VIII inquired hI5 business.
The stranger ;fsked l. Senor Lozasc was IN,
and requested the chambermaid :" step
down TO the Office and get his yalise.. The
chambernaid unsasIectingly departed. aHd
during her abst nee ne stranger unlocked
Sencr Lozago'S roori with . skeleton key
broke open the trunk IL his Soom and made
off with the bonds.
No clue 10 thu idGtity of the thief was
ever obtain. d, but sons months atterward
Rein K. Bennett, castolahouse officer,
and Antonio Peueti.r, Frenchman. were
arrested by Detective Thomas Sampson,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-28
The lee Blockade Of Our fauas..

Our Sat. canals 1T. locked np by :!e
frost Cor :l.e winteE a !ocs2'gt. earlier than
last year. a''estia. the passage to the sea
.h.usands Q: .,ns OF .-hess Western pro.
IIr'-. The masses .t tre! ght a.,.s' therefore
be 'ransteT.tt. No railways 90. ..Ss.: owe. !.
She boat. Eut:.l l'i. yeopenin. o: SIR canal
nasIgatlo. "a the spring. J.. .ifi.r event
heavy Jose. will 'al. upon th.. .tEppers.
ANA to max. NIatsers verse. sac railways
viii 10 soubte 20 usual. promptly adopt
their wintrg schedule Uf Surr.d-ed FIRE: at
charges, 70 the prejudice "s producers and
con>um rso Nor Is it secondary evil re-
sulting from this early winter embargo upon
our C nails that from forty TO fifty thousand
persons are thrown out of employment
There never was such an opportunity for
volunteers for Cuba.-Ne,c York Herald.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-28
WIN Z heN s.enrn IT,

The New Orleans RErUELECA: IS 3 sour-
nal not only appreciated by it. reaCers of
the same party, but also admitted by many
of lis political opponents 10 be the abest
edited paper il New Orleans. and though
we ourselves DO not entirely agree with it
IA everything, the frequent extracts we
have made iSom IT'S columns and the notices
W. have giv.i. it. prove how highly we
prize .ts opinion. generally. Never. how.
ever. did ". copy aa article from it with
lnor. pleasure or which ynoIe entirely greed
with HTy own sentiments an: she opinions
we have so frequently expressed bot, in
our articles and conversation. than the one
found in our columns to day headed '.The
Lesson" t" whc. we call the attention of
all Republicans. and which we shall notice
more particularly and at greater length at
some future time. when we have more
leisure to discuss the suhject.-Ropides
Gazette.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-28
NEW YORK.
Canals Frozen Fast,

NEW YORK, November 27.-Dispatcheso
from the collectors at Utica and Little
rails report the canals frozen fast and that
boating Is over for the season.
About 300 boats with a capacity of from
100 to $500 barrels each, are in the neigh
borhood OF Utica. and the produce on board
will have to be shipped by rail
The Ring GOnviets.
James II. Ingersoll and John d. Earring
ton, the convicted ring men, were lodged
IN the Iombs at quarter past two o'clock
this morning.
Mills to Resume.
A Boston dispatch reports that number
OF Eastern mills which suspended operations
are about to resume
The Tiffany Jeweiry Theft
Harry Z. Murray is the name OF the sales
man with Tiffany & Co who robbed the
firm OF Sl2, worth of jewelry When ar
rested he confessed his guilt. and, with his
wife, assisted the police in recovering some
of the articles stolen.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-28
Two Anecdotes.

T1le!.. are two anecdotes of Laa2seer
which have not seen reproduced. In one
of his early visits to Scotland he stopped at
a village, and took great deal of notice of
the dogs. jotting down rapid sketches of
them on a bit % paper. Next day. resum-
ing his journey, lie was horriiied to find
dogs suspended il; all directions from. the
trees. .tr drowning in the rivers. with
stones round their iecks. He stopped
a weeping urchin I-h" was hurrying of
with pc. pup ia III. arms, amt learned. to
his dismav, that he was supposed t" be an
excise officer W 40 was takin2 notes of all the
dogs he saw u order - prosecute she own.
eT- thereof 20. unpaid taxes: so the people
were al anxious 80 get rid of :beir dogs.
AuotheS time !. went TO Portugal. and the
kin4 sent for hin, 20 express hi. admiration.
"Ar. Sir Et.win." said the kins.'I All. go
gla1 tc..o you: I'm so fond cS teas...''
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-28
FOREIGN
BOmbnrdment of Cartagenas

MADRID, November 27-CartagenS Vas
hombarded eight hours yesterday by che
land batteries. The town and men-of-war
Mendez and Nunez replied with vig9r. The
outlying fort. Don Julian, was silenced by
the fire of the besiegers. It's reported that
the commandaDt and several other officers
were killed. The insurgent fleet in the
harbor got up sseam to-day, for what SUr
pose has not yes been developed.
The rebel leaders, through the Admirals
OF the foreign squadrons have requested
truce OF swO hours. 1t is believed that
propositions fog chs surrendes "I tho city
,yS!I sUo. ase made
A Russian Loas.
Ios;.cs. November 2s-Ihe EoglscHi'ts
ann"unc. q EAssis0 Eve peg ee.. so.s q:
S7.GJ0.O0c.
Heavy Gales.
Heavy gales around the coaA eo>say,
The New French Cabinet.
PARIS, November 27.-The official an
nouncement of the new cabinet was made
to-day. 1t shows some changes in addition
to those previously reported. The follow.
ing is the official list Of the ministers: OF
the Interior, Due de Broglie; of Foreign
Affairs, Due de Cazes; Of War, Duo du
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-28

| The suhjoinei :ettes was addressed BY
General Eafae! Quesada, on the twenty.
| third instans 90 the Most Rev. archbishop
\. j. Perche:
New ORLEANS. Sovemte. %. 1873.
| To his Grace, the Most Rev. J. J. P.rehe Arch
bishop OF New Orleans:
MOST REVEREND SIR-'Ihe indignation
| of humanity has been concentrated upon
| the atrocous authors OF the recent Cuban
massacre, and temporal sympathy has been
extended ~ protect the livin. and avenge
| the dead.
There is. however. higher ami more
! holy duty due ~ the memories and spiritual
happiness of those who thus perished. 1t is
to assure them the sacred office OK the
Church, Of which SO many among chem
were communcant.. 1t is to implore the
pardon o4 jus, God fN the sins committed
by them while in the flesh, 80 ask that the
happiness OF Heaven may afford a glorious
exchange :cr The sorrows OF earth, and that
God vii! turn the oa,barOus hearts of those
who murdered their fellow beings to a con.
temptation ct their wicke'ineSs and to r-
peHtanc~ OF their horrible crimes.
It il to you. most reverend and excellent
shepherd and spiritual father of the holy
Catholic Church ir louisiana that the U,l-
dersigned appeals tor counsel. consolation
and aid.
The friends and relative. Of the patriots,
murdered by some OF the Spanish authori-
ties in Cuba respectfully ask that your
grace %il authorize and, if compatible,
conduct she sacred and solemn requiem
office a. the Cathedral. for the repose of
their dead. Co which they are entitled not
only as Catholics, bat by every eonsi.eSa-
ton OF Christianity and humanity.
We are exiles. Our native homes are
held by those who denounce our acts while
living and our names when dead. Those
who ordered those acts OF assassination can
not be expected I. grant the consolation OF
relig!ou rites 20 the victims OF their I'M JUS
tice. Even the aonors of religion would be
a reproach To the iGhumaDity WHICH Uccs'
stoned them.
Hopless. then. Of AZ. hons, able .epriturs.
or Christian offices for the martyrs of free
don. who have perished in Cuba. the undey
signed, for himself and in behalf of sorrow
ing friends ant relatives. solicits sour
grace, our spiritual father III Che faith, in q
foreign land. :his Christian service, which
they can not dare 20 expect in their own.
With profound respect and veneratson
for your grace, til. undersigned has ehe
honor 10 sub,C;ibc himself your son iQ
Christ. and mos: humble ana Olses.ieDt seq
vaDt.
GENERAL RAFAEL 0CEsADA.
! ape:sonai interview ;ook place Weones-
dag between The Archbishop and General
cIesat.a ia relation 20 the matter suggested
in the ;e::e' copied sGoye. and it was ar
ranged that . requiem ma.s should De eeie.
brated on Wednesday next, tie Archbishop
70 Ctficia:s in person.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-28
LnbOriDg. Homestead and Cooperative
AssOciatiOA.

Cooperative societies have existed !o
many years in Englando Prussia anC
France. and their benefits have been made
apparent to the most superficial observer
In France they were sustained by the
bounty Of the Imperial government IN the
shape .. loans Ia Prussia the crown has
J become their patron. In England many o,
the societie. wer. founded by capitalists
Blu: the mos. successful Of all are those
founded by the yoykmen and iaborers them
I selves. Commencing with very small cap.'
tai and limited purchases. under good mar
agemenc and honest zeal they rapidly ex'
tend their operations until they have thou
| sands Of members and their capital gains in
volume. bns Of those in England :.
worth near .!.o0o,o09. and possesses i'm.
| mense warehouse, and stoJeso IN the
United States very few have acquired any
notOrietvo The association which Miss
Jennie Collins. ot Massachusetts, founded
unaided tor the benefit o! working women
i. notable exception. The good that this
lady has done Is iucslculabe. and hes sole
lever has been cooperative labor. The
Dswey .! woman has never been better
illustrated than hy her !abors, and even in
the sphere of her operations she exercises a
political influence by n" means TO be de-
spised.
liere in Louisiana is an excellent field for
such an association, and MIR. A. Gerard has
founded one in the parish of Iberville. The
prospectus sets forth that its mission is to
reconcile labor and capital. to enable small
farmers to acquire homestead, that the
man who works the soil by the sweat of his
brow may one day become ats owner; to
encourage the small farm system as tie
best means of cultivating the soil of Louis
lana to It's utmost capacityo
It proposes to create farms and dwellings
to be sol,l9 20 establish stores where the
stakeholder may obtain supplies; to arrange
to make advances of provisions and Other
supplies to assist the farmer to sell home
steads on long credit and easy terms; and
in other ways form 3 complete cooperative
as sOciatiOn.
The char ter % the association is carefully
drawn and expresses its objects in clear
and forciole mannero
The Importance Of the success of sucH an
organization will be apparent 70 every one,
and it deserves a helping hand from every
weso W..heS 60 the prosperity of louisiana.
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RIO GRANDE.
Arrest of n 1IexicnD PIunderer

ATTEST VI II NaeKlCHn flunOefer.
BROWNSVILLE, Texas, November 27.-Al-
berto Garcia the chief of the Mexican ban
dts who robbed the store of Mr. Schubert,
at Conception, Texas, some days ago, of
about $4,000 In cash. together with arms and
other goods, and fled to Mexico, has been
captured by the authorities and brought to
Matamoras, and is held for extradition
This arrest has been made with more
promptness than any previous one for years
Stolen Hides in Mexican Market.
MArAMORAs, November 27-In a legal
contest in regard to the validity of the sale
OF lot OF about two hundred hides it
turned out that tour-tifths of them had
been taken from cattle bearing Texas
brands which had evidently been stolen
and crossed into Mexico. The brands of
King and Kennedy, the largest stock raisers
in Western Texas, prevailed, while the
brands OF many other Texas stock raisers
We're embraced in the lot. This is said to
be a far sample of the hide business in th@
section of Mexico.
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Assignment to Duty,

STATE or HouIsI-Ss, }
Adiueant Generals Otfice,
New Orleans, November 25o sG:5.
ss.s,-Ss, Orders So. t3:
rExersce
!. Brigadier General Louis =. Souec. Lou
i.ianA State Militia. will. AZ soon as practic.
able. organize ard assume command o: the
Third Brigade. Em.: Div:.:ono LouisianA
state Hatioaa! Gla:l.
.. Erigs.lie: General Souer will report 20
Major General James l.ong.treet. command
ing First Division LluisiaGa State NatScas:
Guard tor surtEer orders.
Ey O:!es NG the Com nanier-in CHIEF.
HENRY STREET
A.ju.ant General.
H,ise!-r s'~n-gsi Z. :. >ou.r louisiana Stste
a lAoAAl eia2Sn
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fariel; OF Finances, Pierre Magne; of JUS
tee, Depreyo; of Instruction and Worship.
tountlen; OF Agriculture and Commerce.
Desllllsny; o; Public Works, De Laney; and
OF Marine Admiral De Horney. Beauisr-
morei ana baiDle are the members of the
previous ministry who.have retired.
italian Committee.
ROME, November E.-At an influential
meeting held here yesterday. at which ID.
ID. Field, of New York. and William Rich.
ard, secretary of the Paris Peace Society,
were present, it was decided that an Italiane
committee should be organized in connec
ton with the judicial congress of Brusselso
Count Sclops and General Garibadi were
appointed honorary members e the COM
mitipa.
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Yun TeniRerlfUre.

The thermometer at Louis Frigerio's. No
80 Chartres street, on November y, stood
as follows At s 4. M.e 55o. at . P. NJ, 6!0
at p. NJ. G.1 Lowest point during the
night Of November .G. $40 Rain during
the night of November IS and day Of No
vembet -. s's amt three-tenths inches
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DIAMONDS. JEwELRr. ETC. - Messrs
Montgomery will sell this day at eleven
o'clock at Hart loan office. corner of St
monds. watches. ieweirr. etc The sal. OF
diamonds will positively commence at half:
past eleven O'clock. and the whole will be
closed as on the previous 40 days. without
TINT Nr reserve