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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-10

FoR RED ANIs.-Jshn n Fsrgsssa, IF Rsssse-
lear county, N. T., writes that be has thoroughly
cleared an old house Of this post twice, wifhis
hogs lard, and set it whery the ants arc trouble
some; they viii dessert the sugar bowl fr tho
lard. Plare . few sticks around the plate f6r tho
anfe to climb upon. Occasiouly turn the plate
bottom up over ire. Reset the plate, and in
They trouble nothing also while Lard b acces-
sible.n
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-10

=. A Cs0Plese Pictorial Hissevy q the Tines.
-"The best. eheapese, and meat saeeessfal
Family Paper In the Uhiss.o
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-08
OPPRESSION or TIE nRFENsftEss,


City appropriation certificates and Me.
tronchtan Police warrants. being rece3va.
bic Cor taxes and licenses. are worth about
seyenty-ive cents on the dollar. while
evidences Of debt against the school board
are rated at fitty-nine 20 sixty cents. The
reason toy this discrimination against the
detense!ess school teachers is that they now
have no friend at court, while there is
large party which would be glad from po-
litical and religious considerations 20 see
the schools abolished altogether. Some
OF our Democratic friends are opposed to
the education Of young negroes on any
terms, and the clergy Of one o; our hume.
rOus theological denominations are bitterly
opposed TO our present system OF free
public education. Fortunately fox the
good Of the rising generation. these enc
mics OF education are in the minority. and
belong, as a rule. to both the organizations
opposed to keeping the schools open. But
just At this time. this hostility on the part
o: some and the indifference Of others
operate seriously agains: the interests Of
the teachers. and give other city en-
p!oyes. including the Mayor and Admins
traitors. police. ETC.. preference which
equity would repudiate. We hope the
Legislature vii! make haste 20 pass Cow
ernor EaLn's bill. which viii afford some
relic: as soon as Il becomes law.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-08

Ptcdyl.ne believe that such an abuse OF
power as this should be sustained: 1t
denied the right Of removal in the case OF
Mr.. Bovee upon grounds Of public pollcy'
and certainly il should deny the right OF
removal IN Herron's case upon similar
grounds. And as the Supreme Court Of
the state co-operated with I IN declaring
the amotion of Secretary Boyee 10 have
been Illegal, i. should certainly follow It's
own doctrines and refuse 70 allow Gen
eral Heron 20 be removed by :. ''aospotic
| executive -
| in fact. SO weak IS III. fusion position in
this controversy that even The members OF
the Supreme Cour: who inclined that way
refused TO argue tie merits ot the ease
with Chief Justice Ludelinc. but insisted
on dismiss:nc the suit without entering a
judgmen. apon the merits.
And yet. because the highest conr: in
the State delivered plain Judgment that
the law uphold.. and that common poht'
lea! honesty should applaud. it As de-
noUnced as being infamous oya pretended
expert in the higher branches OF morality
and civilization.
The question might well arise in III.
connection, # those who Ienan! 81 ex'
srao.diDa,y judgment, .; which the!
propose 70 reap the benefit, are not nearer
TO corruption and the suspicion o: in'amy
than tie c"ur: Tia: they assAi! under sn"I
| circumstances as We have detailed IL the
above controversy:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-08
TFuUhrXEpTC.

Some wears since .hIS Was {. ia;IAiIa:
woyl to IL. citizen. OF new Orleans. j:
| was iuscribed.in the check books Of many
| liberal merchants. The theory o! the
word was then 81 shorten mai! time be-
| tween New YoGl, a'l,. California. The Pa
cifc rai,,oaA h.; rendered Tehuan.c9ec
useless :Or that purpose. AID 1t is now
placed in competition Is IN ,nterocean.c
route for the comic! OF the !.siatic and
Australian trade. The New orleans enter
prise. was the construction o: q first class
railroad, and. in preparation 'or TINS az
! elaborate survey OF location was made at
COS: Of more than one hundred thousand
dollars. The work was pronounced prac.
ticable, and = carriage way was COM
mencol. The war suspended the work
and the chartered right. OF the company
passed into the hands Of New Workers.
The proprietors have succeeded III having
a survey OF reconnaissance made by the
Typographical corps OF the United States.
The first exploration OF this party no.
being satisfactory as 20 the watt: supply
on the summit. q special examination OF
the ground was made by a scientific sur
vey which reported tho: Az ample
supply OF water might be had T.:
connecting and conducting the head
waters of II river flowing into the Pa
cjfc with the line Of canal at the summit
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-08
NEW ORLEANS TO TEE MEDITERRANEAN.

NEW ORLEANS TO TEE MEDITERRANEAN
.,-.-. . ,,.4" hor, boar
'04nee our "1SeS1 "nu O0o' '1"'o
gazing with such intentness upon the moral
1,.oo.oro,r. ~. uocb;,o+or ua have
jug! " '"0nino N'
quietly taken charge OF the material III
terests OF our city and devoted much
:r,,.. ,,,o.oioI l,,,as.
S!'Se' - --O' '-"!Il'!' 40 'otiitn' o-''-
tons. Cur essays upon steam service
FROM, o,,, ,,ort how. o t+rac.e1 the attention
''' '~- --'
o. the lew who DO not expect an olucld1
commission from Washington. and one
-. .t,;. .o,1o-, .,,r noe s.r, rs IN. follow.
- 'n'9 AVA = " 1''''
ing communications:
Eu1ToE REPyHrICA>:
The establishment OF the American line
of IRON .t.,,u.hjps. under the provisions of
the hIl! in aid Of the "Mediteranean and
o.;onta, S.an N.yiration ComraIlv"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-08
TEsT INTLIOUs DECISION.

II there We're non" !u: fusion "i!:"..S 70
report the .ecoris O: tie state !. would he
accepted .: :. :ac; ,ila.: ti.e >gp..me Court
o: Louisiana. La! rendered !. decision 80
plainly contrary 20 j'!s.:c" and IA" tla.
even ignorance itself could detect tie
wrong and Inc sop..s,fy 0: the judgment.
The .'icGi.l.... which prcterdS 20 lave dag
Gown - The very :oo,s .: !oc.c and rc!it-
ica! wisdom. SAYS in the Nos. en-, hattie
language that .he L;@h.s: court ~ Il"
STATE a5ase.i i;se.. il the dust III o.1eE 70
save i.seit from. being abolished, IL de-
ciding the controversy between the two
returning boards.
This Is ali the :!eI.s: varCfinc. x is
OF g SOY: similar 10 :Ga; which has pre-
vailed il TIE same quarter tor years. how
aye: and IS manufactured more to suit
The readers .! the paper than to accord
with any matured jidgmen: about the
Office. The only question that presented
Itself before the Supreme Court was rs 70
the dispute between Heron and Wharton
as 20 which was til" Iightfui Secretary Of
State y. the time the election 20 Eli the
vacancies in that board took place. When
tie board assembled General Heron was
admitted az :. member, bu: because he re-
fused to vote according 70 the iic:ation o:
one o! his associates. tia: associate being
tie Governo: ii the State attempted 20
,;eDosc nina ia the sn.is: Of his labors
;!pon a plea that was six months old, that
was not authenticated. and Tia: needed
judicial confirmation. \ greater piece cf
',o,i;ical j;ccla.v wr- never a:'e,.U.ea.
and ve'. because tie Supreme Court de-
c!'cd that ibis ill-;iilei ard !.i-aIge.: dis
:nssal o. puzzle officer was not legal,
the fi"9rH'c declares th": The Supreme
Iour: made Itself infamous.
y. submit. 70 tie pubic tbs plain cues
ton. thu: suppose tie Governor o: III
STATE should oot"n noin the Auditor :.
Statement; iinI heating Mayo. WIFI a. "
de!!Ul'eF. ana s-o'.!' .'.'o-l-' Ills t.'cy.-
irent are: :! ion t-i!' .! !"
TIN" wien Inc "''lsS q. 'aeiF re-
':e"'!'c o!l.c'' required '".m ."
.e''".in . 'o.n' r'o''c ,'nc'-os' IA 'i"e' 70
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-08

titanic steps. Now we may grant that
the estimated feeder flow of $4,000 cubic
feet Der minute may be suficien. 70 sup
ply both these flights OF !Och-steps. 1t
may be granted that the evaporation and
leakage from hydraulic pressure may.
while all is new. be sufficient &c work the
Last 1ndiamen over such an unprece.
den.ed nautical elevation. There are still
the dangers o: leakage il this line from
water spouts. earthquakes or storms II
an accidental break should occur. this YES
sci wit, {. cargo wor.i: from 100000 20
$500, 900 would be-nOt exactly strand
ed-but certainly landed among the cliffs
Of tie COrdil!e.as until The canal should
be repaired. This. with the utmost
energy on the par: OF . directory residing
in New York OF Liverpool, nigh: be in a
create: or less time, bu: 50 !ocg as there
is IN open se: way around the
HON, or 50 !0n. ~ " cargo can be
transhipra! by rail, across Panama. Ne
appreLend that no shipper or insurer
would consent 20 risk this aerial mode Of
passing from ocean 70 ocean. We have
not advertct 10 the extraordinary :e-npta-
tons 70 The brigands in all parts o. Mex
:co to cut or blow Up lock. and thus
have :. splendid vessel and cargo as com.
pletely at their mercy ~ ever was Jesse!
stranded Oh arabian coast OF Ladramant.
K our readers choose 20 look where that
Is. !: would BE grand prize. an! that
cargo nigh: distribute the teas and tissues
o: Asia throughout the republic .: MeI-
leo WIthOu: much benefit 10 the revenues
Of q Inenlicant treasury. We Go not in
clude this grea. danger, because the whole
line may be 50 guarded IS that no such
accident can occur. Still. offices Of ma.
rine and overland INSURANCE axe nervous
on extra risks. and at present could. we
think. DO better o. .,ln!ows.er mills and
petroleum stores
But laying aside :he c...i..sa OF this
!nterocean3c Giants Causeway over the
Cordilleras, the country Of Tehran:epec
is worthy OF development for its own
sake. The State OF Oalaca IL one OF the
mos: productive and enlightened OF
the Mexican republic The whole line
from ocean 10 ocean, aboanis with trop-
icai productions extremely valuable. Now,
if the proprietors @: this project wish to
make it valuable TO The United States let
them run a railway from good ship naVi-
CATION on the Coatzacoalcos into the State
, and to tie city OF Cajaea, with branches
wherever any trade may lie accessible
We DO no: recommend any particular
! gauge Ok road, since the tra.fIc will be so
precious and SO light that :: road may be
yum over almost any grade. bu; vita the
success Of a narrow GarGo road low work
ing from Denver ely. across she zoo: hills
o. the Rocky mountains. toward II Paso
! on the Rio GranGe, Nc can see no OBJ
stacles in Oaiaca or Iehuantepec which
! Nigh: not be Chyia:eG by \ sIn!i!.. work.
Those roads finished Inc o. light
steamers running between New Orleans
! and this terminus would De o. mutual
! service to Tehuantepec and % oar n!er-
. chants. ard would solve the usefulness Of
! the :sthIn,.S c: Te:.l.a.:eI": - Il" c.TS.-
! .Iad "or!l.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-08
NEW ORLEANS AGAIN FORGOTTEN.

l: appears from the will Of II. late
Hugh NcC.oskey. that notwithstanding:
lis intense devotion 20 the interests O:
New O.ieans. be invested the bull, Of his
money IN building up a chu:c!l il Ireland.
The taxes which he refused to pay to the
government that lighted the streets il
front o: his house. and that paid the po
licemsn tina: kept order about his prem
;ses, were reserved to be laid out in a COM
,nunity 70 which New Orleans il stran-
ger. We do not question the right Of Mr..
McCioskey 10 devise his earnings accord
ing to his disposition, but i; is great
'!;v tia: New Orleans has SO many peo-
pl. living or her increase that discard hor
when they come 70 distribute Their wealth.
We are withOU: a reading room or pub
lie library to commemorate the memory
and Nbegahty o! q single one .: The vast
host o: men who have crown rich upon
the trade Of the city: and, 20 come down
to finer point. We have not even = sp!eL-
alI tCSI.C.Et - U.i'I. "It.t our I4lLs
ionaires lived and died. \: first
The settlers who grew we.it,Iy in New
Orleans wen. back to Spain. then they
went back % France. and now they 90
hac: 10 the county they cane from.
France contains hundreds 0; people Who
made :il,i. fortune. in LoJt.-i.na: t..
balance Of Iu:opc i, studded with homes
that New Orleans PAD for: and New
England is dotted with splendid resi-
1ences thai were erected out ot MONEYS
earned IN the trade Of the lover Nissis-
sinni. NcC !0ssey's berves. only ADDS
another to .le lon" list Of uncra:e:ri men
w.6 directed Il. benefits % their wealth
away rom tie locality where 1t vas
canned. .n! ": We need this money
more than any CHER community. perhaps.
for q. pres@r; We ~. iigh;in. for lie
Eyery dollar TIA; i even 20 New Orleans
wi. ..,s.s: ier to Aclp thousand, OF people
in tle:c strcc;,. ac..;a.: disease and
pove:ty. and wIeT * !. 10 io.lge. needed
:or this pucpcs. i; vii assist IA Lending
:Le co,..I.u:!it: s":.e relief rom is pres
..: ;over.y q: io..,... Intellectual It.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-08
~mPERTINENCE.

T:uHa0,,lS j, SO sore-heat.d ia: lis
nerves are continually twitching his face
into grimacss, SO TO speak. 1nserdicted
not only by the national Republican party.
but by TIE State of Illinois, he diEcovers
that as q Senator he survives hi,nsei. rs q
Republican but by q few short months.
His especial function now Is 70 keep bis
seat warm Coz Oglesby, for whom he re-
tires in March. His utility is not tha: o:
the statesman. on! OF the warming pan:
and OF the latter because he is charged
with Goals Of fireo Il eve: "a man had
reason to take an extraordinary rect IL his
seif-esteem, Lyman has now. bat he
seems to have dedicated the short residue
OF his ;erln to VICIOUS indulgence OF his
spleen.
At all events, there is sa:.ie in the tail
Of his senatorship that defptes something
like vicious temper. As one o: the COM
mittee charged with the Louisiana inquest,
he Ia. iDterposed divers eayiis of mos:
unalaiable character. arl on Thursday
| took occasion took occasion to Insult our
! :ownsman, J. q. 4. Fellows. Esq.. dur :
the latteGs recital upon the stand. y
| question o: legal practice having arisen,
tIr. Tgumbuil remarked to The witness:
! "Well. sir. pity your ignorance Of pr.c-
dee" Tha: the daily Geographic synopses
| o: TIE testimony are framed by Demo-
cratic hands is well known. and i. is 20 be
expected tia. Mr.. Fellows should. as -
! Republican witness. be misrep,esented
| That lie lid no. merit the imputatioa OF
Trun.nnll is certain. and tie latter might
! much better husband his pity :or
| himself. III view Of the humiliation
III which hc stands betor. Ia.
whole country. .ir. Fellows enjoys too
large measure Of public confidence and
| professional practice TO deserves Lyman 5
! i!apeItinence. and We are nos surprised that
Senate. Carpenter, a LAWYER who has often
caused .yman 20 with. IN CONT. and is
thoroughly familiar with Mr.. Fellows
! legal co'niatS in the Supreme Court Of the
United States. should have promptly inter
! nos. 4 il: vindication o: the latter gentle
man. II Lyman wants 70 scold, he viii
! have ample leisure for such !. diversion
| aGer March. bU: because Of hi. decay rs
a Republican and as a Senator. las Le
likewise Iecays1 as 4 gentleman:
| PERHAPS. 50.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-08

4 shadow &arkening the prospects Of
Spain Is Tho increasing appropriately Of
King Amadeus 1t is stated that the King
an his side is completely disgusted with his
situation. and Only remains in the country
as a point of honor and to supper: the policy
which the Italian government: has traced
ont for itself
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-08

Edwin {. Bailey. formerly proprietor Of
ahe Boston Hcraid, ont OF which establish
sncnt he made fortune, and others bave
since got rich, has purchased the New
Nampshire Patriot a daily and weekly
ieurual published at Concord, by which the
Democrats Of that State have been wont to
swear for forty years or more. Mr.. Bailey 8
aspirations are toward the govc.noTsA! os
eL. Granite State.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-08

We had the pl casure Of a visit Yesterday
5rom Mr.. d. de Nivo, advance agent of the
Aimee opera boufe company, which will
pass through New Orleans to-day, en- route
Tor Galveston aud VIII return here in sea
EN- TO commence an. engagement at tue
Saricties Theatre or Monday, The seven
4ssuth instant.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-08

STATE or LOUISIANA
Hxecutiy" begartilaH Ic.2 {
ne" ''leais' s... ,o,isiona
"hf"fi' me ,eu.''' =. - - 90. ..hv the
u'u' olA .'-o .r';,5. .,,. of +, MEMBERS
'ohs'''"tioi"i .,,,,,h.n : 81.
aee''' '"eah' '"o =, .,,.,5U ! Nc.
loco - = Nro"N'' = ti., 10 S.oor5 sixth
h1i-i'n' up non ~ -. ,,,.,.r+f, Senatorial
H'''n'.'
'!s li''''' "D' 49,, .....:,e .,. s.,auc,.s
" Inv .,..,-,,+, law,
mas fe". ,''n ~, ' -. y v,,,,, ,,o,,rnor
now l. y ',l',''', ?T, mi, -.
VI ''i' 0'"'. - $3.50. S.,Il,.. -. p.oi,;ra
''''''n ~ ~. , ;t, .,}ii,,
'!'h am oil ,,o,., ,,,,er
,..- -. $ 900, s,. ,.ir va
'- .lis+,j.., i, aq,or.an., Win &c; Nc, ss.
,,.,. ,, TO-, &c .or1.,,e.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-08

The Marksville (tvoyelics PARISH Register
Aays stock has suffered very much in eOnse-
o,uence OF the cold weather, and it will re
s,wire the best OF treatment and care 20
Os,sch She month oG March without serious
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-08

Seun: Clarence Robinson, con Of James
Gobjn-sr, was going through - difficult feat
"f .qscstrianism a: the Olympic Theatre,
~. Le;lis, Tuesday nigh. when his horse
s.iet rs the sudden opening O! door, and
h. was thrown violently 20 the ground.
's..S little fellow was stunned by the fall.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-08

Che Young Mems Select Society "iiI give
gruui mask, fancy dress and dress ball
aud promenade concert next Friday even
ing at Exposition Hall. 81. Valentines
uight has been wisely selected by the man
$gers for this happy reunion. Cou'pli-
AnentarY tickets received.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-08

ISAAC Smith, of BrucepoT', Washington
territory, is out with an Improvement in
eyster -ongs. Vt consist in providing the
he4d of . pair Of oyster tongs with trans
vetsc}y perforated ribs SO az 90 render the
nars more SeaIiIy ana conveniently detacE-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-08

s'oH. .SUhn q. Conner. one Of the Texas
Representatives in Congress, sends us -
copy Of his speech, on Oklahoma Territory,
"a the fIouse OF Representatives on the
A4f..mHh nltilnn
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-08

q double track is being graded TO con
nect MeComb City and Summit, and extra
side tracks will be laid down at Summit, an
pprerprising town on The Jackson railroad.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-08

ri. Royal Hig'ness the King Of 10. Car
GsvaI, has issued letters patent 20 Mr. Peter
O'Douuell, one Gi the Camp street station
rr., styling him the Duke Of Cork. That
gentleman bears hi. honors meskly, and
~ill ehesrfully contribute his greeuback c
?" snake New Orleans happy when Iar'!.
G:y8S comes.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-08
Amounting 30 S::s:.:Sj,

viii take place under :he following: scheme:
!, prize of Ave ihcuss.nd do.'s il. gold. g? ~
IL prizes, Ole Thousand dollars bond each:
secured by first mortgage on improved
property of III" f"it g!uvud. neaIing
eight per cent interest. :rN"c'" sem.
annually AT til. us.ul. At Amer. s....... $3.50
l: prizes. five hundred dollars bond each.
same. as &boy. Observation-Disclosures. go.
y prizes. 'f Ken -lGT.S each "a the . =.
.tai stock "f til" Far GROUNDS A.sc'...
tO. par value -, '.cls. 4 20
50 prizes, tof '"ur -h.i"' zach, Of Sc
CauitaI stock .! III. FAIR Grounds -.sso.
citation same as a,ove 80.
lprize, DunhaIua upright fiiuo .......... -
prihs. Chickering'S s4Hais .'!uo.. SIS
pre- pre-. s %ss:, a,,ts, F, %o".
! priz.. coubr-bari'led s'.' gun. !..t.s:
improved ,. tu.udru. i".s, under -,.a.':
lever, double grip with l'a!il'r east. .C.I.e
piete, =. VI. Rti'- = So, H.Iulin9hSgl...o e:
1pI.ze. ladi.s god ."5l..l-. watch ....o 80
p'i%e. .ac.i", .ol" 'U.i'et"" Wat".. 49,
prl2e, laGIe>' god Il ia. iC1 Ut''. .o..o ~
ip'ize, Ladies' sol. .naint..e "@s"!...... 81.
prize. ladies gold Eat.u............s.... -.
q,ize, lad!-s' Sol! N&f": ................ 49,
prize. ladies' gold watch ..............s
prize, Grover s Bakers NAH .a?v c.Dt.
net Sewing Machine. Observation-Disclosures. -.
prize. Singers .",. case '"s.wor.. seq.
lp,iz.. Wheeler + Wilson's silver plate:
hal: ease SEWN: Machine ............... IL
lpIIzs, R"n., .X:rs. usaii.d sn,! ei.v.T
plated Sewing NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. -
lpriZe, wilcox \ q BIOS Il. cas-. lnaAu,..
Nv sewing Machine .............. q:
lrTHt, FLORENCE usa.h ".1... *""in.
Machine. ....s.......... -
1prizs, new American Stove. .NiI........ -
prize, Stewart. plain top stove. 20
2Iiz-, Bu.ks Brilliant Stove, j:.IrrcVsG. "a
Prize, thafre' OAK Atov.. ..,1S........ ~
prize. American Steve. extra. ........, rs
100 prizes. ten dollars il. COLE .......... i.N
10 prizes svo dollars II 60 .,l............... so
500 prizes, "!e Golas ~ gold .............. 500
ga2 pyiz.s,...., g. a.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-08

Mrs. Rhoda, of San Francisco, whipped
b. man who slandered her husband, and
sEas fined for it by The authorities.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-08

Tho 3o~esc point of the thermometer yes
serday InorHine was 3:C ac St. Paul The
highest point yesterday %itesHoon was -
ut New Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-08

fn the month Of January there were i52
eases OF smallpox reported IN thus city OF
(which sixty four terminated fatally
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-08

Dir. c. II. Rowan has disposed OF his in
seresc in the Summit IiDJ.S TO his partner.
Mr. John H. Grooker, and the former las
setiy.d Erom that journal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-08

Sealed proposals for building two wharFes
Between Barracks and Hospital streets are
5uyi;ed by the Administrator of Improve
Bnenta.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-08

a ,on of Joe jefferson shade his first ap-
Clearance so she stage lie Charleston 'e-
4puf -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-08

There were 6l2 deaths i'll fhis city. ac-
eording 80 the Board of Health report III
Che month Of January.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-08

T;ere was 10 meetin. Ell the Board OF
sica.tH last might. for w.at OF /" Quorum.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-08

Heo John Z. owen. Is going TO build q
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-08
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