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New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-27

the crowd together. Colonel DeBlanc
was conducting himself as good citizen
should do, and whining golden opinions
from his colored neighbors.
Now, while We rejoice to find tha: such
happy condition Of affairs has existed in
St. Martin, exists ye: fer aught We know.
and may continue for all time. re must
express our regre. that Governor Kellogg
has been troubled about the matter at all.
We fear ina: the reports which came to
headquarters were vastly ditferen: from
the statements Of the witnesses who .es:i-
fed before Commissioner Shannon. In
short. j: is absolutely certain that some
parties living in St. Martin parish though;
they had grievance: were fearful Of an
impending tragedy. and without stopping
to inquire into the matter a: all, Q! wait
ing to authenticate their narrowing tales.
they posted of to the Governor and Sc:
the State militia and the army Of
the United States in motion. 4
clearer case of false alarm we never
heard of: more deluded set If fellows
than those who broke open the g1n stores
upon the assumption that DeBlanc and
his followers were fighting their battles
on the Teche. We never saw. There are
those who lay the chief blame for all the
unnecessary fuss upon the authors o: that
sensational poster which called upon the
rabble to rally q: Clay statue. Perhaps
they We're deceived by the same false intel
ligence tina; led Governor Kellogg 10 send
up General Badger with his forces. View
the case in any ligh: we may. and it turns
out to b= wretched fasco, a commc.;on
created by simid people. who are unable
to show. when afforded AN opportunity.
that there "as any substantial !e.soa Tor
their alarm.
Our Fusion friends in :Le city are as
badly deceived ss any. They !ashed
themselves into !u.cre Of excitement
under the mistaken notion that Colonel
DeBlanc had raised the standard Of re-
bellion in st. .Martin, and was :,bou: 10
sweep over the plains Of the country par
ishes, bearing the Fusion banner 20 con-
Iues. and success in the hunt after Office,
while that worthy gentleman was innocent
Of any such lofty designs. We think it
about time 20 restore those guns, as they
are 10. likely to be needed fo: tie csten-
s!ble purpose 70. which they We're stolen.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-27

rovinces of Texas Florida and California,

provinces of Texas, Florida and California,
and, We might almost add, of Louisiana
And get partisans formerly, as now, op-
posed with bitterness the acquisition of
each Of these provinces. 1t is, TO be sure.
a little pew to urge tha: it would be better
for these provinces TO import foreign
king. rather than live in an American
republic. Each 60 bis own taste, but we
are very glad that the taste for being gov
erned by q foreign monarch can never be
enjoyed on this side Of the Atlantic.
Philo-morarchists had better emigrate to
the Kingdom of Victor Emanuei or Of
Marshal Mcmahon.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-27
MEMORIAL DAY.

Tie s:t AT boat BIADISH JOHNSON WY leave
the zoo: u Bienvi,le street for Chalnette Ma.
'iona' Gem terry. FRIDAY. May 80. 1879 at !" A.
II. and twelve O'Clock NJ. and two and four O'Clock
P. M: returning from TIE Cemetery at eleven
o'clock a. ". and 3: one, :h:ee. and ave o'clock
Pm.
Tickets 70. tie round trip. Fifty Cents, which
can be secured by applying to the members OF the
Pvs; OF C.4 boa.d :ue boat.
W. G. JAMES,
&C rmanier o! Pest No. I. Department OF Lou!s;-
ana Grand Army OF ii e Republic, mv22.d
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-27

Some Of our Republican friends seen, TO
forget what State Senators and kepresen-
tatives in the Legislature are elected for.
It is to represent them. ito present their
petitions. enter their protests. 70 secure
their appointments. and in word, 70
speak their voice in all things. The
Senators are endowed with an important
share in the appointing power by the
constitution, and it is especially through
them that tie wishes Of the people Of
their districts are 20 be made known to
the Go7esnos. They speak tie voice Of
their constituents. If they recommend
unsatisfactory men fox appointment. that
IS the misfortune Of those who voted for
them. !: is the fault Of the people, no: Of
the Governor. who respects their indorse-
men:. in certain parish Republican
Senator was elected last fall who caused
the Goverro: to appoin, Denocra. as
tax collector. Of course this Was unsa:is-
factory 20 a dozen Republicans who
wanted the Office themselves. Bu. they
have no right TO complain Of the Gov
eInor. and growl abou: his ignoring their
will. He did no: ignore il, but expressly
deferred to it when he appointed the man
the Senator recommended. When they
elected Senator they appointed an agent
10 attend TO tina. very business for them,
and if he went back on them, let the TOW
be between him and them. Il they are
the majority they can elect somebody
else nez: time. Bu. they canno: avoid
tie consequences Of their own action.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-27
PROCLAMATION.

srATR oP LOUISIANA
Executive Department.
New Orleans. May i, 1875.
Whereas. j: hss heen made known 10 me that d
sna.! boy LameG EDDY KAUFMAN, aged abou:
ni:e and ha.f Years, was kidnapped in the city OF
New Orleans. abou: the sisth Of May. and no
tidings OF his whereabouts can be obtained.
Now therefore l. ". =. Kellogg. Governor Of .Le
State Q: Louisiana, in conformity 20 tie power
vested il me DO by these presents offer reward o.
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS to- any person or persons
who may arrest the person or persons who NAV he
guilty c! said .tfense. give tie Necessary il fox
mat. on which may lead 20 the arrest ard punish.
mept OF the offender And DO hereby erj sii :ipon
a.. sheriff. and police officers - make d.igent
search ard inquiry :or said bog. 50 as TO Iesto..
him to his :atier.
W. P. KELLOGG. Governor.
flGSf lNKE as
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-27

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Auditors Offre. I
Eew Orleans. May Il. 1913
To Mr.. --. Ta1 Collector, 49, paIish
You are hereby required 20 enforce !mms date'y
the collection Of all overdue unpaid licenses by
placing the same. not later than June !, in the
hands Of the Attorney Genera! .or collection.
Up 10 and including She last day of June fsos.
:no you are authorized TO receive al! OF the four
mills OF the general fund. for Curren: taxes. IN
Auditors warrants bearing date k.tseGuer: 20
January !! 1873.
On and after Juy !. l0.: yol. viI' comply strictly
With the requirements o: Circular No. 5 ard collect
two M IS CT said general fund il Ia!.si states
currency.
Very respectfully.
CHARLES CLINTON, Auditor.
1n1l3 q. On
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-27

white man can live. and who, without an
idea beyond themselves, are content. as it
were, to sit in the shade and watch the
grass grow.
They are inhospitable. low. insensate and
weak. with hardly an idea above their con-
ditiOn or a care for better existence.
once was passing Cadisn farm where
a man lived with his large family OF chill
aren. in dilapidated structure, tumble
down. old and rotten in the extreme. His
fields were lying waste while lie sat al the
country store and wondered when some.
negroes on the place we're discovered IN the
drove. and the other resting on the plow
while he was breaking up the ground. How.
ever. we suppose they are satisfied. and
God knows. as one said. "wG0 else should
complain"
OF the hill people higher character is
given:
Tie hill people IN North Louisiana. are.
however. brave. gallant and free. ready at
a Il moments cali 20 fight and die for right or
justice.
This ''fgh: and die" or kiil-othe1-peo-
lle class is more dangerous perhaps. than
their associates the unqualified Cadian or
''semi-Creole'' Of the correspondent.
Both together make perilous sort Q: a
posse. and should be called on: in favor
of ''righ: and justice" as seldom as pos
sible.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-27

III. she,;ri of the parish OF Orleans cells
g. auction this day. a: 10 and 1920 A.
NJ, u, Lis warehouse. No. Z; St. Ann street.
between Royal and Bourbon streets. Sec
cnd District. furniture. goods. groceries
md Lnyai,ies. See advertisement.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-27

Mons. Ubassr played very lice game
in s.. Louis last Thursday with Ar. Z. Z.
AmeE. beating him at the odds Of = dis
count. and making an average OF thirteen
10 Mr.. Ames' less than one.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-27

There were 1870 deaths in this cit- !as:
week. There were twenty-five from spo'
1ad.a cholera. twelve from cholera IN
fan.u,,. seven from cholera norbus. fifteen
ir.m consumption. five from smallpox. and
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-27

An evening paper announces in stun
ming headlines that Governor Kellogg in
s'ieated certain parties TO make charges
agains: the St. Martin prisoners. This
disingenucus way Of putting it is founded
upon a statement of one Of the witnesses
that he Governor advised him to take tie
action lie had adopted. We have 10
doubt the Governor pointed o':: to the
witness his obvious mode Of redress ior
tie grievances lie came to the executive to
complain Of. !. is the duty Of every intel
lgeo: citizen to direct the inquirer who
may not oe so highly favored where 70 go
to obtain justice. and we never before
heard tie fac. that one had done so urged
a9ains: him by way Of reproach.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-27
EXECUTIVE ORDER.
state Officers Ordered 70 Military Duty.

S7A-r OF ie-:...~%
EE.'gti'. Department.
:ev .i.ea.. Mas H. .-}
Ender Ii. ,'o"i.iols G: the lni.Ii. avs .: .l-
State Of LoI.sa;,. :: s Hereby directed .Eat a..
eInp!o-ss z :he te-...i Offices af 80 S-.te o:
Louis ana, II :he cit: % New ofl.ais .!aiie 20
military duty. :ort! with enro.: themselves il!
some military Organization IL tie Frst uivis.o.
Immediately form military co.4 paL..e= 70 .e as
sgrled % Tia: division.
Banks and necessary information can be OBJ
tanned at tie Office of the Ad utan. Genera. OF the
State.
WILLIAM P. KELLOGG. Governor.
EE!ay STREET. Al, utan. General. my2.2p
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-27
CHARLES CLINTON,
IN IV-Ne
n-2. ~ State Auditor
AT 40. 4G-DELINQUENT TAXE>.
TO THE pCBLIC.

STATE ~ L"J'..-AEA1
AUDITOR. OF c--.
View 0Tleats. Nav u, 1875.
desire - -.ll The attention Of al citizens n"i z
d. .a : taxes 20 .!l- :ct that &C: No. IS o the
las' .essoa .: :he Legislature expires by rs
alit.tirE or .e fourteenth o: J IRE next. alter
wi,;c :.Ie = wi. be 1T be f"r them 30 avail
Themselves o. its p.ov' 's!oIs ie,ni.t, ste:s ST al!
..5naies. After that dav tie stringent pro:si
act No. -. NIdeI TIE revenue Jaw Of 1851, p IL
10 app ic,'.-, aIi he revenue officers OF the State
VI lave % ior iu. 10 enforce the law, how
ev" !ars i Se. It "! be their duty 20 n.
.:itI. suit il. ever. case, which VIII !.."Ove not
On. .l.- ? .ne,.. OF he and le heavy penalty
0: 1ty 1eG cent t." .;le costs 0. co-r:. WHY. in
v..7 ycsses W.. ia srs az. ti4aa ':e veusl.y'
ari "ftea greater tran tn FAX.
a. :..s- .esr.ts may be avoided ~ T'ay:1. .:n:-
;.'v ~ amount of deinG :ax ,.!ie before ...e
:,..-t..i.. o: J.1e and wc.l,i .estectf-i jlrg.
al persons Owing .;:-: .syss 70 avsi tls!ns.iv.s
0: ii. Ig.v.,essc 9: ,he .aw by cou9:is s.'.. -
teams.
CHARLES CLINTON.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-27

suffering eountryman. observing Che
rar... shat is TO be seen of the porch OF
yesterday asked: &c cant: tina: i-p-Pa''
rot :.:e,..alk. Mer Mister! = "Eei lie can 70
talk 80 ,locL better as ia, vat you :a!k.
kl..p Le.. head off, was the reply.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-27

Mi"Livan convicts are hereafter 20 be
treated with very distinguished consider.
alton. Striped garments are 70 be abo.'
ishe1. and 10 State crimina! will Ie re.
gardei as 700 depraved 70 be allowed the
privilege .. coryespondin: with his friends.
Beside. The unedrcatej ones are 30 be edu.
Cated. and when discharged. each man will
seceiye a sui: o! clothes. ten dollars in cash.
and such money as he may have earned By
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-27

STATE GP LorlslAy
Executive Department. :
Sew Orleans. April 81. !673.)
Whereas official Information has been received
by me tha. Oh or about the ,lir'ieth day o, March
1875. William B. Mcdonald an cd and worthy citi
Of this State. was trutaliy murdered a: Yer.
n. in the par! !sh OF Jackson, in this Sta:e by
person Or persons to me unknown.
Now. therefore. !. William p Kellogg, Governo.
OF the State Of Louisiana have though: fl 20 issue
this MY proclamation. offering reward Of FIVE
THOUSAND DOLLARS for Vie apprehension and
conviction OF ft.e murderer or muIGere,s of the
sad William L. Mcdonald said reward 20 be paid
on the cert cate Of she sheyif and district attor.
Key of SAID parish q! Jackson that the person ap-
p.yii 6 fOr the sane furnished the inform ton
which led 20 the arres: ard conv.c: on Of IL.
aforesaid ul.rdeTer uluiGerers.
Given under my iaLd ard the seal Ct The STATE
her.Unto attached .Lis twenty fist day OF Ap:.i
49,? ard OF the Independence OF the V.I,ed states
IL. :.ine:; seventh.
WILLIAM p. KELLOGG.
Ey tie Governor:
WILLIAM WEEKS.
Assistant ~ StaS>
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-27

Until the appointment Of succe ssfor TO
III late Chief Justice Chase, Associate JUS
,ice Clifford ;s by law vested with the pow
ers and duties of the office, by virtue OF h!s
seniority Of appointment.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-27

lyon are .Le dulles. boy ] ever saw.
Grossly exclaimed bald-headtd OF! nnc!e
20 HI. nephew. "We!l. uncle" replied The
yeu,h. with glance at the old gentleman's
bald head. "you ean's expsc: ,ne TO under
a:an! .hings as quick as sou do. because
you don: have che trouble ct getting EN-
fh,c:rh your hair"
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-27

The water IN the river opposite New Or
lean. rose three inche, yesterday. |: now
stands two feet six inches below high water
mark Of Is7l-ligher than j. has been be.
fore since the standard of 1871 was fixed.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-27

4 Washington doctor asserts thai "baid'
headed men die young" He probably con-
founGs cause and effect. and means that
those who dye young are ap: TO become
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-27

pr: :..,cr ?. Lane. principal Of The Baton
Rouge Institution for the Blind, publishes
MI cioguen. appeal in behalf OF that noble
. charity u she Grand Era Of the seventeenth
tpss
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-27

pli::p Joseph contemplates the publica'
zion Of :. weekly Republican pap"V !n Mo-
b.,.. 20 be called the Watchman. The tirst
numse, will appear on the seventh OF June
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-27

A. O.wego, New York. if man is seen
standing idle on the streets i've 'Elnu1es'
he is fined $40. If such law existed here.
and could be enforced. wha: sou.ce Of
revenue j: would be!
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-27

A rrari CONCERT will be given on We'd
nesdar evening, May %. at the corner o.
Julia and st. Charles streets. tor tie tenehs
OF the Unitarian Church.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-27
CAUTION.

sINO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.-I VIII.
4 LIAM c. NEAL, private in Captain JoseDh
Dolans Company T., Colonel Baillie Peytou's regi.
ment of volunteers in the war with Mexico am now
applying to the Commissioner OF Pensions for a re
Issue 10 me of bounty land warrant Nc So 2o for ao
acres, said warrant having been DESTROYED by the
turning of the steamer Alice al New Orleans
uy2 laws: WILLIAM c. SFAL
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-27

Cooing is wei. enough before marriage.
but the billing doesn't generally come III!
af-er. and then it comes from the grocer.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-27
iIEs1 u
IMPORTANT DELINQUENTTAX.
PAYERS.

s1A-s op Ior,siAHA.1
Auditors Office,
Hew Orleans. Nav TO- 1893 }
!sh Ct HI.eaLt:
S.R-Very many Taxpayers hayc this cay pre-
seDted Themselves at your tttice and p.ofereG to
pay :her raxes for past years. in compliance with
act No. 't Of 1873, aEG in response 20 my published
notice OF Saturday last, ealing their attention
thereto. your action N refusing to receive these
taxes, and referring said taxpayers to the shelif-s
office where. !.y advice of the Attorney General.
you ha! placed the tax bills. is hereb. i;sap.
piev.A. You are required 20 receive all payments
II dei. i.uent taxee from those WHO prefer 70 pay
them n oIp.iaHee VIII. &C: Nc. !: OF 1888. which
reads as follows:
SECTION I. Be- j: enacted by :h- Senate and
House % Ee''r; sentatlves Of the sat. If
Louisiana IN General Assembly convened. That
the de!irIueut taxpayers OF the State a
hereby relieved from tie payment q: interest
and penal ies imposed upon them for pavnlen.
o: taxes when due: provided, however, t!.at :i-
same are paid within ninety days from and after
the passage of this act. in default 81 which a..
pena.t Is ard interest 20 remain as Heretofore.
>E. ?. Be I further enacted, etc. That his ac:
shah take effect from and after .ts passage.
in a. ioubtll eases relative 70 the COLLECTION. 81
the revenue, i: IS hereby mad. yo.. G..y 20 aIpv
lor information 20 tiis Ui,ice .;;.c..
Very respectfully
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-27

The New York Times Gays tie change in
the superin.endercv Of police from he!so
:, Ma,se,I. is a Change for the worse.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-27
4 CARD TO THE PIRLIC.

Ire report Of tie picavune does me an i:i.s:ict.
I'D NOT say in testimony before Jud re Stan
nos. IL he ieBla..c that the police II e
OIL, reop'c that made any disturbance did no.
say was .O:'-d 20 receive the wounded .tficers
said was r:,.itelv asked 20 take N the wounded
men. and g. d &c.
MONROE BAKER,
NEt1 u O. Mar.insxii,e
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-27

The rnrils Of the Austerlitz schco. heiu
. picnic a. the City Pa:k. sixth O's:f'e''
Yesterday.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-27

Coierige said that tole1ation was 'mpos'
eit,e Ill. Indifference made It worthless
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-27

\ boy abou: ten years old. ragged and
bar..oo,sd. dropped into 'he censra! station
NJ Detroit. and one Of the men asked him
wh 3. Iii. :a:he. was. "Dead." replied the
lad. "Where's your mother Run.
away was Che answer. "That's Tough.
confirmed! the officer. ~ should think you'd
feel pretty .onesome.' Not q bit o! il.
exclaimed the boy. frightening up: there.
Ioiug.o he the hicges: circus here neSs
moa.h you ever set your eyes on -
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-27

Taien: Is that which is in a mans power;
genius IL that in whose power man is.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-27

We haven't 20: any postal csf!s ye:.
Postmaster kinggold waited 20 see it onT
merchants wanted any. But :hey do not
care 20 show :he enterprise those Of New
York. 81. Louis. Cincinnati and Chicago
did in ordering 5000 OF more each long
before .ie frs. Of May. Half million
were tough: in New York the frs. week.
Ten thousand are coming 20 New Orleans.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-27

TIE distinctive badge of the soldiers OF
bon Carlos is fla. red cap and silver sas'
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-27

The young lady whose feelings "were al!
varket; up" has ordered fresh supply.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-27

". note :he arrival Of the Rev. James
4. Handy. If Washington. District Of Co.
Iumtia. who was formerly stationed in
New Orleans. a! The ST. James Chapel, on
Roman street. Mr.. Handy was twice
cjec.s,; 20 the lower house of delegates in
Was,ing,on. where be won for himself the
-esr... and esteem of the whole commu-
,itv. We feel certain that unity ill once
mar. .,r.yaiI in ST. James. which for the
pas. gear OF two has been troubled with
tlissensions. Under the guidance and good
teaching ot so talented minister as Mr..
Handy the church will IN short time, we
,snst. be IN prosperous condition, Sue
cess 10 tie gentleman in his lew field OF
iabor.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-27
PROCLAMATION.
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD,

STATE ~ Lor's,A.A;
Executive Ee1artmrli
New Orleans. april q, 1878
1i'c'na'ioH :a"i:s reached II. that forged or
:taGcfent state License Banks have been ten
deIed for sale large discount on the face vaIue
thereof being e'el induce nerlt 70 Purchase
1iereo- otter reward o: One Thousaid Dollars for
:l:pImation which VII lead 20 The detection and
conviction OF aHy person engaged in 90 G,f;audin,
tie state.
Gwen rader Try ,aIG ard NE sea, 0; n. stat.
heTeunto attached lbs twenty eighth day o. A1r.
eighteen hundred and seventy-tlree. and O; The
Independence Of tie Ia:ttI Sta..s the :,;-..v
seventh.
WILLIAM p KELLOGG.
B. tie Go-.yior:
+. 9. .,LSLOSDE,
Sec:c.ar, Of S-... .,,.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-27

Poor critters :" exclaimed Mrs. Parting.
Z II. VII, a sigh. "Wha. poor creatures
are .on plying now. mother I" asked the
in.,uisitive Ike. Then unfortunate VIM
min in Eng'ari as are slam5erins FOR the
sutiera ge." replied the good old lady. 'From
VIVA, ] hear :Ley are all either unmarried
e;m:,:o or farred wimmin withcu: rhi:.
.,,ec. and would much iuther have babies
Shan ballots. il they could git en-. Now.
.en,. :: appears they can't. :hink the
leas. q men might do would be 20 ie: 'em
vote, j: Us emmy comfort to the poo. things.
Sutteyace: IS a woman's lot. ennyhow.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-27

George Elliot got $4,000 for writing
HMid:l-march."
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-27
NOTICE.
TO TIE HOLDERS or LOUISIANA
STATE BONDSs

STATE or lor s:Asa,
Auditors Office,
Eew Orleans. Nav %, 1873.
On ani are, ,tae l. 1878, past due coupons OF
January and February OF the present year. vii! be
paid upon presentation a. :he Louisiana Naticna!
Bank. in New Orleans and az the banking house
u New York e1 W.uslow. LanleY Co.
4. DUBuCLET.
State T!tasuf6f.
CHARLES CLINTON.
mv2;st,c Auditor.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-27
NEW ORLEANS, RED RIVER
LANDING
ALEXANDRIA LINE OF UNITED STATES MALL
Coaches

Concord Coach vii! leave Red Rive: Landing.
Louisiana. EVERY SUNDAY. WEDNESDAY ani
FRIDAY. at P NJ. on the arrival OF the packets
KATIE. FRANK PARGoUD and 'NAyCHsz from
New Orleans Tor simsport. Mcreau.i!s. Aansura,
Marksv.Le. Evergreen. CheneyviIle. lecompt. al.
irving az Alexandria at A. NJ. next mcrf::.y, max.
ing close connection nth stages for Sate,:oches.
Louisiana. SAP Augustine and Nacogdoches. Texas.
The mali leaves Red River Landing UA1LY tor
the above places.
ap27 6m E. r. PETERSON ero;,istss.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-27

YKHEETH. ....TEETH.. Eth
GREAT REDUCTION.
E3O-Goid and Platinum Sets-G3Ds
Usual charge : Sl00l
G15-S.Ivey Aluminium and other MateIi..s.Elt
Usual charge $50
G2-Goh Fillings-&1.
Usual charge SIS.
Ef-Si!yer Amalgsm and Guiliois Cece.:
Siing-S1.
Usual charge $3)
DIR. G. 4. BETANCOURT.
i73...........St. Joseph hStreet..........l74
Between Camp and St ChaSies.
Offers TO insert SETS OF TEETH az .he above
prices with without the extraction Q: -" roots.
Warrants the purity OF all Materials. as also the
fitting Of Plates stability and duration. OF filings.
as If paid at the h CHEST prices.
Extract ons and other operations pe1:cGEed BY
means of an;esthetic agents.
ToOf hache cured instantaneoIsly.
Consultation gratis :sl.Y "
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-27
PROCLAMATION.
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD.

P. nEsinNrP. secr.tarr of State. =
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-27
NOTICE 10 TAX COLLECTORS.

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