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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-30
taxrrRAb NArunE-No. s5. |

AN ACT supplemental to an act entitled IAN act
to incorporate the Texas Pacific hailroad Com
pany, aud to aid In the construction of it's road,
and for other purposes" approved March
third, eighteen hundred and seventy one.
BE IL enacted Ly the Senate and House of Repre-
se1ltaLtues of The United States Of america IN Con-
qIe-s assembled, That the lace value OF all bonds
hereafter issued by the Texas and Pacihc HALL
road Company under the provisions Of All act ap-
proved March third, eighteen hundred and SOW
enty-one, shall, at the option of the company, be
either In gold, or other lawful money OF the
United Statss bearing interest, ut like option OF
the company, either in gold or other lawful
money of the United States ; and any mortgAge
heretofore executed by said company, securing
bonds payable in any lawful money OF the United
States other than gold, and the bonds Teclted
therein, and to secure which said mortgages was
given, are hereby isgalized, and said mortgage
and bonds sl all have the same effect as though
they had been authorized by the act TO which
this is q supplement; Proutded. That in all other
respects the requirements OF that law in regard
to such mortgage and bonds have been fully
complied with.
Approved, March 8, 1878.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-30
RaiI B1a6 EtuEs.
gHENNsYLvANIA IN @6szzz<
on AID AyTzR MONDAY, sEPT. 20, 1873,

RAILROAD, - S
on AID AFrER MONDAY, sBPT. 80, 1873,
-ralns leave Depot, Thirty-secOnd and Market
MAIN LINE WESTWARD,
Paol Accommodation, a9o, 50 and 10 so A. NJ, LILO
AS $50, 80 and 1891 p. M. On sunday 74o
M LOO, and Z 45 r -
Niagara Express daily, except Sunday. T2O A. M:
Mail daily. exceIt Sunday 500 A. N.
Fast Line and Erie Express, daily, e1- ,..opu
HsfERsbSqs eeRs sqRqS ASc daily except sunday, $50 NJ
Lancaster and York Acc. dafly,ex- oopw
psrfSs.saPs ssSs s4Rs1Hy HEsln except sunday
Cincinnati Express daily, $40
Southern Express daily, iysSp G'sS r. r.
Pacific Express daily, ll.b5 r. M
Erie Mail SATURDAY. night runs only 10 Wiiilan5p9s@
and and baggage delivered 81 iis Market street by
NEW YORK DIVISION.
Express for New York 94l $50, 10, Ti5, $50 aad
u a n, u 80. 1.sO, soO' 6.so and % +. A'' anu
Sunday Trains $40, 50, sic, T.s5 A. NJ, 19 80
100 p. M. and 1900 night.
Rmgrant Train for New York 11.4o night
FROM KKNsINGToN DEPOT.
For New York 81 A. NJ daily and 40, r. M.
Bustleton, $40 M, t20U noon, o.1o and ~ 7. M
Trenton 80 80. 10. NJ, slO, $40 T. 0, $50 And
$40 and g 90, P. IA
Accommodation foT brlsbO Ii Sos r. M
FOR BELVlDERE DIVISION.
Express for Trenton, Lambvills Phillipsburg, East
on, scranton 60, T.s0 A. N. and 40 P. M.
Way Train 10 Lambertville and Flemington, .1OO
For o. PesninSton' % ing ON Tso Is 1000 A. M, and sO.PM
Accommodation for Lambertviile and BelVidere
$50 T. N. >-. -,vxv,,,oxv
FROM MARKET STREET FERRY,
Accm'n for New York, via South Ambey, and boat,
and via ,amesburR and Monmouth junction $50
A. M, and via Monmouth junction and Perth Am
Accom-. for New York, via Trenton, 6 80. g. and 10,
A. Il 10 noon, 2. 8, Q, and p n. For Trensoh'e'
way way Trsina TTsin ISp Sar sorde8to%n n
For Kinkera Branch. 6 80 A M, and
For Long Branch, $50 M and ?,
For HightstoWn $40. a. H. ana i'oV' ~oV' anu o.
For Pemberton, and Long Branch. e1S A M, /, and
$40 N. Tuckerton Railroad s.lC A. h.' and
Fer Sedford. 6, e15 A. M i, 9, and $50, Pm.
For Mt Holly and Pe%eerton 'ls a a. :, NJ, IA p'oS
1rat4 arriue Thirty Eirst and Market Streeu;-
From Pittsburg, $50, 71b a. NJ. $50, P. NJ, daily
i220 6b5 A M, " SO r NJ except Monday. From
sre and Willlamsport e.55 M, daty, except
Buifalo and Niagara Falls, 1a20 daily ex:
ept Monday. FIR N Lock Haven, Einlira apd
ailiamsp r. From New " " YoTs; '44s " Y
eva Kens 10 2O and II 25, II As JPN. sunday Trains
SlO, (sg2 Kens) 1922. 1i.25 ll.45 n, and u 70
A M. From taston, Phillipsburg and Lampertvile u
II t.33, M; Kensington Depot, ., 1881 ID, 30
PM.
Sleeping cav Tickets can be had OF eOl Chestnut
Street, and Depot Thirty-Second and Market Sts
The Union Transfer Company will call Tor and
nheck baggage from Hotels and Residences Time
Cards and full information can be obtained az tne
)epots and Ferry named above, and at the fenow-
| ing 40. .,,..... ...oo.,
TICKET oryons Ne ss sss eRssaai street.
SE cor Broad Ches n1i
| A. j. CAsSATT. General Manager
| my26 D NJ. BOYD, JR, Gen. Pass' Agent.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-30

The mixed train will be run subject TO delays In
cid snt to freight business and will stop only at Sta
tiOnA where time Ii given
NEW CASTLE TRAINS.
Leave New Castle for Wilmington and Philadel-
phia Ut T. 20. A. M, and 6,25 n. Leave Whining
ton, l.26 and 90 p. M, for New Castle
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.
Additional To those above, leave smyrna for
CLAYTON IL 80 A. NJ, and 1856 p M, leave Clayton
10 ,lnyrna $40 A. NJ, and 2t6 p. M, 10 make con-
ne .tlOn with trains TO and from Dover and Sta
luna south.
CONNECTIONS.
at Townsend, with tine Kent County, and 9utsi
Anne's Il Kent Railroads.
AT Clayton, with nd. q D. 4. 4:
AT Harrington, with j. & b. X. R
At Seaford, with d. d Del. X. r.
At Delmar with L. S. X. X, and W. q P. r. r.
d. r. KENNEY, Superintendent
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-30
NEtI A6BertisszsSts.

EAIsnnEn n No,we would OILY call attentio
m UnUEW = TO our WELL AU0UR with Wnlcd
man can earn s25 day in good territory. IL Dores
apy diameter and or inary wells at the rate OF 100
feet per day Fam, Township and County Rights
for sale. Descriptive book sent en- rectlpt OF sc'
postage, address AUGER CO., st. Louis Mo.
Oct6 4H
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25
SENATOR CARPENTERS sPEErH,

The Fus;onists Of this city eut-a ,ed
tie opportunity presented 20 them Hy :he
visit OF Senate: Carpenter here TO invite
him 20 address them upon the questions
and disputes which they have raised and
still cultivate 20 dis:rac: this poor STATE.
This invitation was signed 10y enough OF
the leading men Of ,ha: party to afford to
politician Of average GIickness OF per-
cep;icn and the necessary pliancy Of dis
position !. hin: as 20 tie kind Of speech
tia: was wanted. and. no. 20 Pat too fine
q point upon il. that was expected. He
had been pat through The usual PAGES OF
prepara.iol: he had been dined and
winea and pet,ed with h.t.er:ne sreeci.S.
Liberal quotations from the ,epoc. ct tie
Senate committee in the Louisiana case.
0: which lie is the pu:a::ve author, i.at.
beer committed % memory and reci.ei
to hin. iy festive orators owe! tie flowing
bowl. \: ii;s: i; WAS though: tes: not to
ask any Republicans to sign the call ior
Iim % speak. as :ae Flsioni,:s w:shei: 20
have tie orator Ill 70 themselves. But.
for some reason or another. this resolve
WAS 50 :4r modified as 70 !e: in some coli
ored men. jus. for the sake Q: appear
a.ces. But few signatures were obtained
however. the coiorei men generally :ee!-
ing tha: the little arrangemen: was origin
a:sd in a feeling Q: hostility 20 them and
their interests.
~ short, TIE vhole affair ~..s generally
regarded as q movement in Il. Fusion in
te:est. !: was given out. w.tLou; suti.-
cien. authority rojabiy. tL.: on. 9: tie
city papers had made preparations TO
print the speech in full. n very large
extra edition. and scat er il broaicas: c:e.
tie State as az e.cei:en: Deu.o:Iat;c-E Z
sion-M Emery party document. T-e re-
sui. has by no means justified these lofty
expectations. The reporter Of the EErca.
.Ic.N was instructed to prepare synopsis
Of the Senator 5 remarks, which dnty be
performed il highly sa.i:.:a::o,: manner.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25
CONTEMPT OF COURT,

The :;".",! shows 4: greater aptitude 4"
find :a'.i. With Judicial decisions than
knowledge G: he ..s.> j: :r:tIcises. The
iates: judicial image :na. las attracted
Is attention al! supplied j: with a first
class seusa.!on. : .ns. wherein a member
.. tie bar was .ec: % prison by Judge
Hawkins :or q coi..eIr: OF court. Tie
circumstances o: lie s.-e are in some
respects similar q :La: which occurred in
the Eighth D!-tg:c: Co.-: shortly after
Judge D.hlle ..5cende! lie bench OF tia:
tribunal. 4 petition was fled which. in
Substance. attacked Il. legality Of the
cc;.r: and the cav:c..- .: Judge Hawkins
10 81: IS a :uii.r:a, ot.ice:. Il the petition had
been heard. and a,su:len: had thereon. j:
would have presented the singular spec.a-
c.e u, u louisiana j,;ie- sitting on trial IA
:.lS own case when IL: objec: Of the trial
was % ascertain whether he IS fraud an:
{: cheat o. . law:.; Judge. No judgment
IL :avor q: the ,}e:.:!one: could have been
legally rendered, as the affirmative, if de.
creed. would establish the incapacity OF
the Judge &c :eA0e, :: decision a. all. The
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25

But as no synopsis processes to be CON-
plete, and as the Fusion organs refused
to publish the speech which the leaders
of that party had asked to hear. on the
ground that it was not what they ex-
pec.ed. and have refuse d 20 let MIR. Car.
peuter. OF any Of his friends, have copy
from The shorthand no tes prepared, he has
been compelled, in justice to himself. to
take the trouble Of reproducing the speech.
from memory in order 70 place himself
right .pon the record. He has addressed
:he following note to the REPURlIcAS IN
explanation Of The position:
New ORLEANS. May "a. 1879.
EDITOR REPUBLICAN,:
Havin been refused cory Of the report
Of the remarks made by NE the other even.
ing. Cor publication By me, and what said
seem-n e to be greatly misunderstood, nave
reproG uced my remarks as literally as l
could from memory. and ask you TO publish
MATT H. CARPENTER.
The refusal Of one CT our city papers 70
either publish TIE speech or give Mr.. Car
penter a copy for publication is new
chapter in the chronicle Of New Orleans
journalism. No one can question the right
Of a man TO refuse TO give up that which
lie deems his own property: bu: i: will
probably be regarded elsewhere Us a
strange proceeding 20 invite . gentleman
20 make public address. and then to
hold the repor: Of the speech as a privi-
legged document. The only possible effect
Of such action is 20 pu: the speaker 70 the
trouble Of repIoducin an extempore ad-
dress. This he mas done. and the speech
appears on the inside pages Of this morr-
ing's EErUtL;cAS.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25
4 POLITICAL CArECHIsE.

Senate, Greene has proposed series Of
questions 70 the Democracy of North Leu
isiana which that tribe will find it diff
cul: 20 answer. This special ca:echism is
produced in another column. We deem
it pr oftahle 70 the rank and file Of the
Democracy Of Louisiana 70 keep these
primary ideas constantly fresh in their
minds as The tendency Of the teachings Of
their leaders is to make them lose sight
@: them. and they fail into trouble in con.
seOreLce
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

grand mass meeting CT Republicans IS hereby
called 70 assemble III Mechanics Inst tnte. a: p.
NJ, MONDAY. May &c. 70 submit 20 the country She
condition Of the colnrci people o: Louisiana, aLc
70 express our confidence IN anc our determine.
:;on to sHppor: the State ani! Aa:iorai adm:ttTa.
::ons Senators }. H. lns,aham and J. Herr. E.cn
and 7. Morris Chester W.! speak.
J. A. MASCOT. G. G. ANTOINE.
&c DsSLONDE, =. L. S-iMp:.
P.Z. CANONGH. ". q. ELLIOTT.
". W. JOHNSON, WILLIAM WEEKS.
&c ANTOINE, PiCL VI. DUNBAR,
Y. Z. BARRETT. JOHN Y. MASON.
GEORGE DEVLZ!N. n'2i
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25
NOTICE to YAX COLLECTORS.

STATE OF Ior,.,ASa.D
Auditors once. :
Rev Orleans. May II. 1873.
To NJ. 49,. Tax Collector. parish:
You are hereby required 20 enforce imme d:ate.y
tie collection Of all Overdce unpaid licenses by
placing the came. not later than June 4. in :he
hands of the Attorney General for collection.
Upto and rcluding the last day Of jnre vrox'
ino. you authorized to receive al. OF the four
mills OF the general furG. tor curren: taxes. IN
Auditors warrants bearing date subsequent to
January !. 1873.
On and after July !. 1875 you vii! c:mI'y strictly
with the requirements OF Circular No. ; and coec:
:wo IL; Is Of said genera! ;ap1 ~ VG::ed States
currency.
Very respectfully.
CHARLES CLINTON, Auditor.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25
MEMORIAL DAY.

Tie eteamboat BRADISH JOHNSON VIII :eave
:he foot Of Bienv:lle stree: for Chaimette Ma
:ional Cemetery. on FRIDAY. Nay 30. 1873 at I" a.
NJ. ard twelve O'clock NJ. and two and Jour O'clock
P. NJ: returning from the Cemetery a: eleven
o'clock 4. j. and At one. three. aIG tive O'clock
P. NJ.
Tickets 70, tie round trip. Fifty Cents. witch
can be secured by applying 20 :he members o: :te
Pos: OF oE board the boat.
w. G. JAMES,
Co miraIItr Of Post No. I. Department: Q: Lo':is:.
ana Grand Army of Il g Republic. ny22td
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25

A down Eas: paper states tia: Elder
Krapr. :he rev:vaist, declined 20 90 TO his
mothers dying bedside recently tor :Ee
reason :ha: she was sure o! heaven. and
the audience LIE was exhov::ng was in dan
,.er .lt ianna.lOr.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25

.Mcn are What Women Make Them. is
Che title of . new book. Looking upon the
numbers Of poor devils who Nigh: have
been somebody. but who are now working
fifteen hours day 20 feed and clothe an m
creasing family. the pacagraph:st concludes
She ...!. 20 be all right.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25

NJ, learn from Rev. J. c. Har'ze!l ;ha:
Miss Susan VI. Warner. OF this city. has
been elec:ed ore OF the missionaries OF the
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society OF he
Methods: Episcopal Church. Miss War
ner las tor several years been connected
with our public schools, and is at present
priuciua! Of one of the Carrol!ton normal
schools, Her services are asked for either
Mexico or South America, to one OF when
ccun.ries she will go, we understand, to AID
IN .he missionary work of her church. We
do not know when she Will go, but are GER
tain tba. she will be followed by tie good
wishes and prayers OF ter many irlends IN
his city.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25

The sheriff Of the parish Of Orleans Will
eel a: arc:i ion tomorrow. at 1890 a. NJ, on
.he premises. :he goods, merchandise and
all III. movable property contained n the
premises. No. liGie Customhouse street. in
the Second District. And a: =. NJ. on the
premises, 30. 81. Liberty street. in the
F.rs. i:.s.ric., boilers and all i.acL.Levv
connected herewith.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25
1N1fRfsTING 10 STATE COUPON hold.
ERS.

Governor Kellogg gives public notice
in another column tha: the coupons OF
the State deb: due January and February
las: vii! be paid at the Louisiana National
Bank on and after tie first of June prox-
imc. This will be good news 70 bond
hol de,s. who have rot only been kept out
Of their Interest for several months, but
have been unable to sell their bonds for
an ny:ling like a reasonable price. The
cheering assurance is also given that the
coupons :or March. Apri! and May will
shortly be paid.
Thus the financial clouds that have
lowered upon our State for SO long time
are gradually passing away, and. as Old
Prot;. hiiities would pu. it, there is fair
r1ospec. Of clearing up weather in our
LCriZCc.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25

"Won'dn'. your wife be hoppin' mad II
ehe knew who wrote ,his!" began a swee:
MISSY. found in the discarded coat Q: hex
husband by al inauis;tive wife in. The
hair OF :ha, unhappy husband. when swer:
mp i:om Che parlor carpet. went long
way toward s:utiing half dozen dolls.
He ...e: leaves anything in his pockets
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25

petition was, therefore, ordered to be
stricken from the record. The contempt
consisted in the persistent attempt Of the
attorney to give his reasons for his action
after the court had declined to hear him
and requested him TO 81: down. !: is in.
genious in the Herald 70 see any gtea: out.
rage in the action Of a judge who protects
himself from irregular and illegal attacks.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25

Tie Buffalo Express says: Il: IS all very
well 70 .alk abou. the dignity OF the United
States. bat the ,ln:h is, Indians are good
deal Ike humble bees. and the man that
stands Oh L,s dignity with nest ot bundle
hees Is a fool"
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25
PROCLAMATION.
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD.

S1ArB OF ior.s'ATA,2
Executive department, !
Sew Orleans. Apr. q. It.J.)
.Wne;eae cffc!a. information. has been received
by ice ;ha: on or about the ih!r.ieti DAY @: March,
IG.::. WI: .al. 3. McUocald an Old aid wo.tly ei:.
zen 0: this State. was hy.tai!y TlIdere;. a: VeI.
Eth. II the parish o: jackson. in :E:s S::e. by
person g: persons to mt Unknown.
Vow. therefore. I. William P. Kellogg. Governor
o: the State Of Louisiana. have Though: Il. 70 .sse
this Mv proclamation. Offering a reward Of FIVE
THOUSAND DOLLARS for tire apprehension and
conviction @! tie n.,:rdere. OK nurieTe:s Q: tie
said william i. Mcdonald: sale reward 20 be pad
the ert!fcate Of The sheriff and ds'yic: attoi.
Ley of sad parish o. Jackson ;ha: ;he pe rson ap
plying 70: .he same furnished the informal on
which led 20 the arres: and conviction Ct :Le
aforesaid m..deyer nurdereIs.
Given under my hand and the sea: OF :he State
LeI.urto ATTACHED this :wenty.frst Gay o! Ap:'.
:s.3. ard O.: tie independence ct The Uli:ed States
IL. L.le,y Sc venih.
WILLIAM ?. KELLOGG.
Ey gre Goverror:
WILLIAM WEEKS.
Assistant Secretary OF Sca'e. .;,22,.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25

Our talented fellow citizen John g. Oev.
.reux. Esq. Will lecture a: 81. Alphonsus
Hall On Monday evening Tomorrow! 10:
the beref: of the charities under The care
OF IL. Sisters Of Mercy. His suhjee: will
be -, Coirlri.-k.l!e
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25

Tie g. Louis Reput.icon says :Le Dc"
o.r., o: tina. clty showed very pious
spir!: IL leaving on. the ie!egraphic repor:
Of Senator Carpenters New Orleans speech.
iu order 20 make room for a column a0ou;
,he Presbyterian General Assemblies.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25
EXECUTIVE ORDER.
state Um.ey. Ordered to Military 81;

e'a'e Uh'tE" VE'eFe" Z" .T!4Itar5 D"'S'
ST..Y .r to-...,.A
I,..-'". Department.
sew .i..i. M&y -, ~.
:ii- 'i- ,:o',s "Ls Z: ii. :....:i.. :aws q: -
s:a+S Lou. I = hereby di:. c'e, II ~ =.
.u ;,oye. !E the several Office. q! :!l- STATE O:
10 .,-:lua, IL '!e e-tT o: *+'v G:..ank. .iet. %
~. l.ary .:str, forthwith. eIGo. 'h..rs.!.e. =.
soue iIi,:sIy organ =atic:l Z. '.- FIST pivscn.
OF Immediately tom. .!,.iy .ou 9s:..ss. 20 le .s-
signed 20 that division.
Banks and necessar: Information .ar BE %.
taned al ,e oitics OF 4. Aaj..au: Genera! 6 tie
STATE.
WILLIAM P. KELLOGG, Governor.
NANRY STREE! Ad,ltar: General. My...y
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25

Wherever you see veranda breaking
ou. like u spring eruption or an Old coun'
try house, you know the disease whlcE mas
attacked that house, without flag or any
other signal. ]. is Summer bOardevs.'
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25
ACT 10. +s~DELESqUENT TAXES.
TO TIE PUBLIC.

S1A-r Hv Lo'..iASA.
AuCtni's biEcr.
New CIea:.. May -, 1892
:.tr. :" e.. 'he attention. o: "a citizens ow: e
. nCuei. faxes 20 .he fact that a.: So. 20 OF tie
las: .essiol Q! me Legislature xl.:es by te own
IN :.t.rE Oh :Ie .tErtesnti o: sane :tI: after
Which tine ;. W.. ie .mposs Ge :nI :l.em 90 ava.
themselves Q! il. p:ovs YeHiIt.I- Interest aI'
.aualt.ts After tia. CAV ::le st.inCeE. p-c"!scrs
@; a.: No -. .ufeI ti- !erpLL. Jaw Gf .t.I, W.
e ap,. able aL.l ,h- officers OF the state
W. have 10 OF. ioc ia: 70 t.:c'ce She law. low.
eve: ia:si. =: NAV ts. J: " De thei: !ity 20 i'll.
s..I.e 81. x ever. ca.e. H.!ct WI .E'olve not
c,'v lie p ymer: o: lie "a: ai.l ..e heavy penalty
o: .:.y u-. cent o. lie costs q: cc,r: wLi'i. il,
v.rv IEa' W. DC greater :La: :Ge IeLa.iv
ara n!te.. g.eate. ;uaL Il. :aH.
a. ::.se tsu.'s may he avoided by pay q: I'm.
ry lie amount Q: deinc 2tI' "a: '.l.e O'tore :he
.teei.1 o. Jane, and wc..G :esIec't.. L; se
g.! !.:scns .,w ng s;.ci :az.s 20 ava. ;I.ms..vr +
o. Il. =. -.-egel .: sI- !..W by con VI: wi. is
:trIus.
CHARLES CLINTON.
ali
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25

The estate of the late Major General
Henry W. Hallsck has been finally set:'ed
ia the San Francisco Probate Court. Ate:
deductiug tho widows allowance. comm!s'
,ioIs, and costs. the estate nets the Gum Of
$50 IL. void.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25

How 20 make ones self obnoxiors-Io
walk down crowded thor0ughfare carry
ing ladder On your shoulder and 10 turn
round every minute % see It any one is
look ipg At YOU.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25

Bushyheads is the name Of one OF the
editors Of California paper. Fancy the
feeling. with which Captain Jack would
toy with bis scalping knife if Bushyhead
wen. 70 interviewing him.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25

The Boston Pos! thinks New York Is
small place 10 cover so much wickedness'
But the great trouble is that it can; Keep
~ coyeref.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25

A invenile dandy said to his fai: partner
a. a late ball: Don. you think my nous
.aches becoming! = The miss replied :
"We!;. gee. bu: they haven't arrived
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25

Vernon: Toy is in luck. The school
.eache, was just going to "baste him. wheh
,he lightning struck the house, and in ms
excitement the teacher torgo: al! abou: the
intended THRASH hing.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25
PROCLAMATION.
O>E THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD.

STATE 'p io...,ASAj
Executive HUua.tulerr
Ne" OieaAs Apr. 81, 1873
Information haviis reached me that forged CT
fraudulent state License Banks i.v. bee. zen
GeieG for sale large t!.scsuH: Oh a.. face value
thereof being ofe'eG as al inLucem.n.to purchase
Ihe'env offer a reward otOne Thousaid Dollars 70.
;L.oimaton whic, W.. l.aL 20 .he detection: an
conviction. OF aEv i.!scn engage. Il 40 i.-::s q, .
tie state.
gwen r;der mv :ani a.: the sea, o: .ie STATE
heTeuLto attached .!!is :wentye gi ~ ta- o: A1:53
e.:iteen hundred and seveX.--:!,ee and .: me
iuGepe.Gence q; :Es United S,a.,s n. .i...y
seventh.
WILLIAM !. KELLOGG.
Ey tie Governor:
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New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25

M-. J. x. Aiceo Gauthreaux returned 20
tie ...y yesterday from Houston. Iexas'
whittier be went to attend the State Far.
His Victor scales took the first prize.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25

TIE rleasure-seekers at Vienna are IN
trouble. Rooms that used to cost two doi'
lars now cost :welye, and hackmen aenano
=. .mar fortune because Of the strike.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25

James NJ. Bailey. the funny man sf the
Copreo.:cut Danbury .vc,cs is abou: to Visit
California. and will coon publish eol!ec'
zion pi l!s droll sayings.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25

G,upewaId has for sale Virginia Gabrie!'s
teau.fn! songs "Ruby." "by the Sea-
.We.rv., "At the Window "Oniy' and
AClear.ing Fires"
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25

Some one has said that "the MOBILES: thing
on ear:n is a man talking reason and h:s
wife listening to him."
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25
PROCLAMATION.
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.

FIVE HUNDRED OOLLhRS KEW ANu.
efATE OP LOUISIANA?
Executive Department. I
New Orleans, May Il. 1878.
Whereas, j: has been made known TO me tina: 6.
sma!; boy lamsd EDDY KAUFMAN. aged about
n.ne ard ian years. was Kidnapped n the city OF
New Orleans. about the sixth Of May. and 10
tiiings o: his whereabouts Can be obtained.
Now therefore !. VI. P. Kellogg. Governor Of 'te
State Of Louisiana. in conformity 20 tie power
vested in me. do by these presents offer reward OF
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS 10 any person or persons
who may arrest the person or persons vlo may he
guilty Of said oflense. give the necessary i,for.
mat. on which may lead to the arres: and punish.
mert of the fender. And do hereby erjs.r .pOn
al she..fs and police officers &c make d.igent
search ard inquiry :o. said hoy. so as 70 ses:o!e
L.H to LIS father.
w. P. KELLOGG, Governor.
r. G. DESlONUE Secretary Of State. nylc
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25

Senator Carpenter has delayed Ills de.
parture until today. when he viii leave. as
we understand. by tie evening train on the
jackson railroad
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25

An iowa clergyman who had donation
party lately has beans enough 20 last h'ln
.L;rty-seven years.