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"A que and Fever,
OR CHILLS AND FEVER.

The proprietor Of this celebrated medicine justly
claims for it a superiority over all remedies
ever Offered the public for the safe, certain spec
dy aud permanent curt OF Ague and Fever, or
Chills and Fever whetttr Of short OF long stand
Ing. He refers 10 the entire Western and South
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has been sufficient fora cure, and whole families
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two after the disease ha. been checked, more es-
pecially in diffcult and1ons standing cases. Usu-
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the bowels in good ordr. Should the patient,
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taken three or four doses of the tonic. single
dose Of Balls Vegetable Family Pills will be sutfi-
cient.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-08-26
ANOTHER TESTIMONY.

BENTON BARRACKS. No.
April 20. 1860. !
Dr. John Bull-Dcar Sir: Knowing the efficacy
of your Sarsapariia, ana the Heaiiug and bench-
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statement Of my case
was wounded about two years ago, and taken
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have not sat up moment since was wounded.
am shot through the hips. Ny general health is
impaired, aud | need something TO assist nature;
have faith in your Sarsaparilla than anything
else l wish that which is genuine. Please ex-
press me half dozen bottles. and oblige
CAPT. c. P. JOHNSON,
St. Louis No.
P. S.-The following was written April 80, 1866,
by Mrs. Jennie johnson, mother of Capt. johnson
DR., John Bull--Dear Sir: Ny husband DR.. C 5,
Johnson was skilful surgeon and physician in
Central New York, where he died leaving the
Of age he had chronic diarrhoea and scrofula. fol
viii gave your Sarsaparilla 1t cured bin.
have for ten years recommended II to many in New
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Sarsaparilla. He Is fearful Of getting spuriou
article, hence his writing to you for IL His wound
were terrible, but believe he win recover.
Respectfully.
JENNIE JOHNSON
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JACOB SCHEETz, Proprietor.


CELEBRATED REMEDY.-Read the following
testimonial of Schcetzs Celebrated Bitter Cordial
PHILADELPHIA Jan IL, 1878.
JOCOB SCHEETZ, EsQ..-Dear Sir: | deem 1t a
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the truly wonderful effects of your Bitter Cordial
Whilst in Mexico in the year lo4T, was attacked
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man. and other first class practitioners in that city,
and was by them d0sed with kino fannic Acid,
Morphia, Opium and even Nitric Acid, but without
any perceptible relief. In fhis city have been at
tended. as hundreds can testify, by the very best
physicians, both of the old and homeopathic
school, but usual their remedies were OF but 1T
tie or mOmentary effect
A short time ago was induced TO try your Bitter
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phIa:
NORTH EASTERN MEDICAL DIsPESsARY,
2l07 B-addock st. tl9th Ward
PHILADELPHIA Jan. 18th, 1873 }
JACOB ScHEETz, Esq..-Dear Sir; do hereby
certify that Physician III charge Of the North
4 !
ter Cordial fair honest and impartial trial, aud al
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+ case know Of four bottles having fully and per
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-20

The Southern agent OF TIE Associated
Press at Washington sends at length d sps-
ca: dispatch to the New York HcrUii ga
the report of the Senate Committee on
Elections and Privileges. IL which every
thing is given from a fusion standpoint
This habit OF the Washington Office of send!
ing dispatches with partisan colorng we
have had occasion to refer 70 heretofore.
The HerGN dispatch is signed by T.. 4.
Gobright, now and for many years the
Washington agent Of the Associated Press,
which seems to be a doubIe-barreled con
Germ, the Southern agen. using for the
Southern press the specuIations of the ''old
reliable Gobright, whose years should. but
do not, add to the correctness Of his con
lectures about the polit.ca. situation here
and elsewhere.
We take this occasion ~ -epea: that the
reports of the Associated Press for its
Southern customers are prepared with the
especial object of atfording comfort to the
Democratic journals, whose pleasure - as
great Al being cheated as to cheat.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-20
THG THREATS
Aimee in Opera B0ufeo

Nile. Aimee and her efficient troupe re
| .,ea:sd last evening at the Varieties Theatre
20 large and brilliant assemblage. that
most charming opera boutfe LA Ggande
Dachcssc.'
We consider this work of Ohenbach the
most charming of the repertoire. because
the music is always sparkling. the action
pGuant. but not too pronounced. and the
dialogue no: aisogethag improper Cor ears
polite. Opera bouifa. a: best. we take it. is
not the most desirable school for Juvenile
training. nor yet does i come within the
purv.ew of milk for babes" but La
Grande Duchcsse' approaches. perhaps.
nearer 70 tne possibilities Of stric. propriety
than anr o: is rivals II the line OF mimic
entertainment.
Nile. AIMEE. last evening, was in much
better vcicc than Oh Monday night. and
san. the numerous gems OF her role with
.rresIstIh'. droilery and great purity of
expression. Her costum!ng was perfection
itself. and Fit. must have been a miracle
OF stupidity. indeed. to have withstood
such charm. as nj .ht shake the saintslip
OF an anchorite.
Mons Jutaau. The tenor, already great
tavorte. sang and acted admirably. lie is
l,y long odds the best !f..s: we have ever
han III New Orleans.
The GenerM Bo.m Of II. DIchesnc has
become an institution, and i, would be su-
pertiaous 70 endeavor to add a new panache
90 his peerless military ehapeau. The
P,,',.,c P9"i o, Mr.. Btnthons. though weak
as 70 voice, was a capita piece ot character
painting.
Al; ot the ether parts were cieveriy rem
deied hv the respective artists assigned to
hem. our limits preventing IL. however.
from partioui.i.ziug az ta!s timc.
The aud:ence. which was cr!;ica, IA wei
q. numerous. testified their appreciation by
repeated. an3orcs of many fay0rite airs.
Tonight ";iiTbe Bicue." one of the very
best of 0ffenbach'- creations. will be given.
the box office already indicatin: Az outside
pressure, wh!ci. those ,iesi?in. zig ible seats
would do well 70 remember.
Tomorrow night "Le Petie Faust -
very naughty, let il 5e granted, but none
the less tavorite with those whose musical
appetitcs require very stcong flavor OF
sauce piquan.
Saturday matinee "La Erande Duchesse."
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-20

North Carolina Bonds 'St0len-GOvern-
ment Bonds sBOuEht-TeiegTaphA Ambas-
sRdOr - Cinnamon nj Punta Arenas
Collision of Trains-Denth OF an Actor
New Office for Ihe Evening Post
Saw-dust Swindlers' Tbreats go Suit
Against Police OGlcers-FraternityO Or
ERniZatiOn.
NEW YORK, February IA box con
tanning $4,000 worth Of North Carolina
bonds were stolen from u store III BTOome
street.
The government bought $l.0OO.0O0 Of
bonds today at l3 % 100 n Is SjIO0.
General Thomas 4. Erkrrt, general SIT
periutendent of the Western Union Tcle-
graph Company sailed for Liverpool this
morning. He was escorted on board by a
party Of Lis telegraph friends General
Eckert IS expected TO be absent about ywG.
months.
A steamer has arrived at Pun,a Afenaa
with 81; Cinnamon: tLirty-one died on the
passage.
A milk train was run into bv passenge1
train near Harlem, this morning One pas
senger was killed and many wounded.
Afrived-CambIia and Sau Jacinto.
Old JennO, we'll known actor. waa
found dead in his room this morning His
death !s supposed to have been Occa,ione&
by heart disease. He played at BoOtu's
lHtdJlc !dSb SEeHlnS, anu appeared III llSuaE
good health. His death causes profoun,S
sensation aud regret among the fraternity.
The Er"ujHg Post announces an intention
OF erecting new Office at the corner @E
Fulton and Broadway.
The Jumel case will go to the jury sss.
morrow.
Assistant United States Attorney Denyi1g.
has been threatened with assassination IL
he continues the prosecution of the rawdust
swindlera. another of whom WAS held Sug
trial to-day in $1,000
McManu4. who was arrested on shs
steamer Java as the supposed PhilipsoB.
the alleged Manchester iorger, has com
menced suit against Superin rndent Of Po,-
lice kelso and Detective Dulenbury gog
$4,000
The Theta Delta Chi fraternity OF shr
United States organized today for the pus-
pose of celebrating their thirty fifth ann
versary. Fifteen rOlleg IS were represented.
Money stringent and capital more dlti''
cult OF access, even at high rates. Borrow
er- on call, with stock colateraIs paid l-:Ss
10 -, with the bulk Of business at LILO. Ih@
demand continued until after three o'clock
and the latest loans were at Is. Exchange
weak and lower On borroVe bills and time,
Money closing quotations 81 70 Sls. Gold
has been steady through the day al il4la q
ll43I. Loans were / to for carrying.
Governments duli and steady, with but ia
tie change in prices from yesterday
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-20

Certain New York newspapers having
criticized the decision of Judge Noah DAVIS.
on the writ OF error in the case of Stokes, 4
telegram from New York says It is proper
10 state tnat the decision j. universally re-
garded by the bar as one which. under the
circumstances, no Judge could have con-
scentiously or judicially avoided. Judge
Davis is jurist of eminence, having been
on the bench of the Court Of Appeals in the
State of New York, and has the very high
est reputation for Integrity ana learning.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-20

Lsg;sla:iOn of Both HOuses-Bond en- I'm.
psrtati0HsT The Bankrupt Law-Texas
and Pacific Railrond-jiarbar Appre.
nriatiOna.


and Pacific RailrOnd-Harbar Appre.
priatiOns.
WAsHISGroS, February i9.-Senate. The
House bill removing the disabilities OF ex-
Governor Smith. OF Virginia lextra Billy,
passed.
Mr. Sherman, from the Committee of FL
nance. reported, without amendment,
the House bill providing that upon all I'M
pO-tatiOns OF sugar, mOasses, pig iron and
railroad iron the smOunt OF bond required
snal. only be IN penal sum 81 double the
amounts of duties on such articles, and
upon al, other impoTtations shall be penal
sum equal II the ;uv0ice value OF the mer-
chandIse imported with the duties added.
NJ. Wilson introduced a bill authorizing
the President to appoint three commission
ers 81 revise the bankrupt law and TO re-
port amendments thereto.
Mr.. Stewart. from the committee of the
Pacific railroad, reported, with amend
ments. the bill supplemental 20 the act in
cooperating the Texas and Pacific Railroad
Company. |: authorizes said company to
consolidate with, or lease any railroad in
Texas or California connecting with its
main line on such conditions as may be
prescribed by the laws Of those States; and,
also 90 construct branches from its main
.ine north to points in Utah or Colorado or
the State line OF Nevada, and south to the
Mexican bOundary-0ne branch north and
one south. to be so constructed from the
main line in each Of the territories of New
Mexco and Arizona.
NGH&@. - SundrY appropriations were
made. The Potomac river gets 5 $4,000 for
beacOns: the Commencement lighthouse.
near PONCE. island, midway between Cape
Henry and Body island, $j0,000.
The Joint resolution giving the printing
%. debates 10 ". j. Murtagh passed.
Military matters occupied the balance of
the day. a bill passed that no one shall
be- promoted who is addicted 10 the intem-
pe.a.e use OF liquors or drugs.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-20

A Washington society gossip says ::
Speaking Of the grand rounds reminds NE
Of General Shermau's receptions. SO
charming and sans ge'.. 1t is long way
out to the Generals house from ell civilized
society residences, but his deyout wife
doubtless likes to be SO near her Church of
St. Alloy ysius, ami when one does get there,
ne is repaid. The General is the best
'talkist' in Washington, and it is absolutely
Dewitching to hear his reccl.ections Of cam
pagus and of travels
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-20
ORLEANS THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1878.
POLITICAL. GLEANiNGs.

Politics and the weather were in as full
| accord yesterday as though the special tele-
grammers and "Ol,i Probabilities" had
quietly fixed things up 70 their liking. Sun.
shine and clouds aIternated in the political
skies az wei! as IL those Prob has care
OF, and produced. without any especial
cause. = genera! feeling 0: dampnes: and
, mugginess.
Governor Warmott, before day. .ed ctf
, with . eOnsotato:y message TO Major Tom
Bynum that things were hunkidori. and
the boys shouted keep stii upper !p:"
but. notwithstanding hi. was read to the
"Legislature," the members failed TO over.
como the weigh: which 'biank" throws
against him in :he :ace for Senator.
The associated Press dispatches have
come 10 ne regarded as 30 partisan that
even the fusionists vii: not longer believe
wha: IS said in their favor untii the news is
substantiated through other sources. so tina;
the press report .: the divisions in III.
Senate committee was nOt even discussed
until Representative Darre!. was heard
from. lie tel.graphed substantially the
same thing. viz: tina. two members were in
:lvo- of Kellogg, Two ;os McEuery. and
three FOR a new election. These may be
Classification kellogg, Morton and An
:hony: for McEnary. T.umbun and Hill
Doth expiring soceheadsj ior new elec
ton, Logan. Aicorn and Carpenter. That
the three latter should take such q stand
indicates either :ha: they are determined
70 find the limit OF federal authority over
the States. OF that our case needed better
infringement. especially from our congress
siOnal delegation. Unfortunately. it vii! be
impossible to tes. IL. sense o. Congress on
these reports.
With undaunted front and confidence.
Senator pinchbacl, mex: make. his bow.
lie flashes over the wires to the Hons. David
Young and ). Ross Stewart.
Make no compromise. Our whole govern
meut Will be sustained.
This is what we haze always contended
must be the resui:-none other save the en-
tire overthrow Of our whole government
could eyentuate. And thus we are content
to leave the question. despite the many
other dying ru,uor.. - he certain solution
ot ZANE.
THE THREATS
Against Republicans. so loudly INDUCED in
for some days. experienced marked
decline, and bieod wa. by 10 means in de-
mand. An empty exchequer is a bad thing
20 star. a wa, upon. the boys think: and as
the ''reapectables'' refuse - shell out. we
have excellent prospects OF protracted
peace. Mr.. McEnery's police had better
ind a more profitable employment. and
thereby do something toward easing the
seae-a. burden.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-20
FOR EIGN.

Catholics SrGni;ied-sdllmaR Cars on Vic
land Rullroad-~pain md Other Poyys
ers-France and ttrmnry- uBitiOn iEa
"orto Rico-H0 Indemnity fOl Certain
HiaVc~-~papish GRrliss
Ennd DisPersed-Atteupt 10 Excite Mu-
tiny-Totai Wreck OF Il NnaIrr- BeyO-
luton Suppressed Costa Ric~ RRifs
way Projects.
LIVERPOOL, February !9.-~Arrive8~-0.s-
wiugo, from Mobile
DUBLIN, February i9.--Patrick Duggan,
Bishop Of Clontert, and Rev. Father Quinn
have been acquitted of the charge of usin O.
loNNr1NL1Hn nG EIOuru nAnu 1
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-20
A Dinner to Senator Pinchbacko

The Washington Hd'.o.:a; Era has the
f,ilowin; item concerning sccia! life at the
capital:
Yesterday .hc following gentlemen enter
tanned Governor pincbhack at dinner atthe
family residence of the Hon. Frederick
Douglass: Lewis II. Douglass, representing
hi. father. who is absent. Robert Purvi-,
John +. Cook. George T. Downing. j. Sella
Martin. James Warmley, Sr. +. q Barba-
does. John T. johnson. Collins CrusJr,
Charles H. Peters. Il. L. Boston, Christian
A. Fleetwood. K w. T"mpk,ns. Sidney
Mcfarland, Sinclair Davis. George Smith,
Charles and Frederick Douglass. Samuel
Proctor and others.
The dinner did gcea. credit TO the caterer
and the gentlemen present paid him the
compliment Of doing IL full justice. Gov
ernor PInchback made an able speech,
which. for lack OF space. we are unable to
report. Many other speeches were made
IN response, expressing sympathy with and
pledgiug support to the Republicans OF
Louisiana, and in which highly cOmpli
mcntarv references were frequently made
10 Governor Pinchback. The company,
after the usual toasts, separated, carrying
away heightened estimate OF :heIr guest.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-20
WASHINGTON.

Precedent and Cabinet Officers Rt the
CapitOl-The Louisiana Problem.
WASuINGvoN. February i9.-President
Grant and Secretaries Fish and Boutwell,
visited the Capitol today. The Speaker
and Mr. Garfield called attention to the
Pre- e,.dent's presence.
1t was stated las. night that General
W.s. authorizes the statement that, in his
opinion. the present Congress will not be
able 20 solve the Louisiana problem.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-20

The Austin Journal learns from pirate
letter from San Antonio that the party oi
Comanche. Who recently captured Mr.
Moore's daughter, having killed Mr.. Mo re
and the rest of the family, above the town
Of Bandera, were overhauled in tho Erio
Canon, and the girl and negro recaptured,
also large number OF horses. Several II
dians we're souaded IN the fight
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-20
RANKS AND BANKING.

NATIONAL. BANK.
CHARLES rO--HOFF, President.
r WL0ERMANN. Vice President.
~ WAGNER Cashier.
Directors:
J. Il BRIGHT. Z. PR!GS-.
p gLOPMAE, L. REDER.
A. LEVI. Z. SIhG
G.L. Z. MAYER, {. WbISHAAg.
l.. NEWMAN, J. r. WGLDERMASN,
c. PcVGHOFf. E.s. WURZBCRGBR
Discount iaTs-TUes,lsys and FRIDAYS.
Offering days-Moudays and Thursdays.
hr'haus. Oh al para OF Germany sold in surs
80 sIt. ia2l I'm
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-20
SEC0SD sEMg-ANNUAL STATEMENT
CY-HR
MUTUAL NATIONAL. BANK
OF NEW ORLEANS.
Canal street..............l06
AZ :he co.e OF business. Tuesday December 81. l372.


IO6............ Canal street
AZ The co.e Of business. Tuesday. December 81. 872.
RESOURCES.
Casi-rr:,enc~.. c~....................... S132.H as
Casl.-t:old coin. lO.3-2 38
Loans and discounts.... ..... 1913 93l Is
United State. bonds TO secrre circUia.
................ l66 O05 0C
other stocks bonds and mortgages. 5000
DIe from redeemn: and reserve
agents. %, 951 I.
Due from other bank, and bankers. IOOI9 80
Banking house. use......................... 1910 90
Furniture aad fixtures. es.............. 1854 81
Premium on United States bouds..... :224! 50
Premium on gold. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1928 81
ro.a,. s2.725 87s 81
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid din.................. 100000 90
sl,rr.u. fund O53S rs
Circulation. ..................... $4,000 90
Dividends unclaimed 1894 81
Individual deposits. l.746.44O 81
Due to other banks and 5ankers.., 03
Pgof. and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4e.455 "a
Total. ....................s ~, ,725, $40 "a
ALL DEPOSITORS PARTICIPATE IN THE PROFITS
Second Semi-Annnal Dividend.
Declared December 81, 1872.
6E per cent 10 Stockholders.
u: per cent to Depositers.
PAUL FOURCET. President.
ALBERT BALDWIN. Vice President.
JOSEPH MITCHELL. Cashier.
Directors:
r. Maspero. John T. Hardie,
John D. Cobb Charles Laftte,
Adoph Never, P. Poursne.
Albert Baldwin. Paul Fourchy.
Ernest Miitenberger. ja9 3m
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-20
ADJUSTMENTS,
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.


riDETT OF MUSIC.
H. BIZ 2..:............... Manager and Proprietor
s.c!.. week .: the distinguished actress
Mrs. ID. p. BOWERS,
Supported br ". J. c. MCCOLLOM and the A''
DEM. "a ....i Dramatic Company. presenting.
-1ontny and Tuesday, February 2 and IS
"a. Grand Romantic and Historical Drama, written
eEr,r.,., :rr Mrs. D. Z. Powers. By ~ ".iit.
E.. - -. ats entitled
!lari. Au;oinettc. queen Of France.
w'DaE>DAr-.n. srea: sensational drama
CAMILLE.
TdCr>DsT-.',,e historical play ELIZABETH.
FRIyAY-Brn.;I. Q: Mrs D. p. BOWERS, The 10
manic aud it-'"Ti.a! play Of MARY STUART.
SATURDAY E"0E-MARIE ANTOINETTE.
SAT;!DI: :'"HT-MACBHTH.
SUNDAY. !!r a. drama EAST LIME.
~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-20
FOR RENT,

L CAh AbAAN
VynR RENT-ST0RE no. it3 CANAL STREET
4 formerly Orcupied by Joseph II. Wilson. Pos
session given first OF March Apply to JOHN F.
BUTTS agent No. 1851 GIav!er street. fe2o Il
vNOH RENT-A RAISED COTTAGE IN IHE
L Sixth District). OF NatGuCe stIcet between
Constance and Laurel containing six rooms. front
an. : d- CALLER ries wood shed, large yard. VIII be
rented cheap Apply on the premises, CT address
letter &C" ihi5 office. fei2
HOUSE FOR RENT AND FUENiTUkE
III for sale.-A comfortable two-story house
eiigiby located on Camp street, n everything
complete foI housekeeping. and AL Il good order
bel IL nearly now, Will be sold IN block 10 pir
CHASER for hi. own use Tie esta!l7hnen' IS coz
p.te il a. departments. having been se.t cttd oy
T. ov-re~ for use. viii DC 500 O. account q at
heath. Farniture dealers and vrnioTs AeeG i"i
apply Address HOUSE, a. TINS oft1e J@i
NOR RENT-THE CONTINENTAL HcI5.,
Z ,0ruer OF Carcndelet and JEL@ streets. ih!s
Ao.ti IL ius- COW beng finished, has lE ""ns AID
stOl q, blllt pTee5.r 1Ur u" titTellIS di-t oA
,he European plan. located neAt 10 tho EXPOSITION
building =
r any person having means 20 furnish the
above hotel in proper style, LIBERAL lease !oI
tern of yea1s VIII Ike granted
Also stores to let. -
Apply to GECEIA W hoffh,
fcI. Ina esd New oT.eaoA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-20
BY TEL GR APH

LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS
ASSOCIATED PRESS PARTlsASsHIP
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS YESTERDAY
TEXAS AND PACIFIC RAILROAD
NORTH CAROLINA BONDS STOLEN
PULLMAN CARS IN ENGLAND
TOTAL WRECK OF A WHALER
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-20
ARKANSAS RAILROAD ACCIDENT

4 Partial LIST OF The WOUNDED
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-20

TOTAL WRECK OF A wHALER
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-20
COSTA RIGA RAILWAY PROJECTS

CONNECTICUT DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION