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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-17

House and make them in the presence OF
the General Assembly. Mr.. CAN'T spoke in
favor of the resolution. He hoped It would
pass. SIR. Southland wanted i. referred to
the Committee on Elections.
Mr. Demas urged its indefinite postpOres
inent. He thought it decidedly wrong 30
confer with any body of men setting them
selves up as % Legislature outside OK the
State House.
After some further discussion .he .eso!r.-
ton was indefinitely postponed by an al.
most unanimous vote.
Mr. 6ouer presented The opinion Of The
Attorney General in regard to the bill in
cooperating the Louisiana Central Railroad
Company. lie asked that it be printed IN
the journal of the House. Agreed 20.
Mr.. Hahn introduced bill No. Sl-an acs
70 provide additional regulations :os the
board of directors of tho public schools of
the city of New Orleans; 90 provide q per
mauens revenue for said schools, to pre-
vent litigation against the school fund.- to
fund She .choo; dsb., to regulate the en-
ploymen: OF teachers, and to direc; the
Council D: the city Of New Orleans TO ievy
d school tax ana perform other duties il
connection with the public schools. This
bill! was read twice and Se:erre1 70 Che
Committee on Education.
4 message from the Senate Informed the
Elous" that the Senate sitting as a cour. of
impeachment at was ready to proceed with
the trial OF Governor Henry C. Warmoth.
Speaker Lowell announced the appoint
ment OF severa! standing committees,
which will be found published in the re.
pUBLICAS under she heading of 'Ofioiaf
journal Of the House Of representatives"
On motion. the House adjourned antil
twelve o'clock 81. to-day.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-17
WHOLE NUMBER ITO.

Bolton, has been held to await the action Of
| the grand jury.
Conductors on the Harlem railroad, who
recently rendered their resignation in cor-
sequence of the order of the company that,
each OF them should keep 81 check book
ana give punched tickets 20 passengers,
have withdrawn their designations.
George Cheffelin, who has been arrested
charged with killing his wife on Tuesday
night, says the wound was inf cted by her
paramour, barkeeper, whom he found in
the house when he entered.
Joshua A. Leavitt, editor of the TmGepsrs
dent, while visiting his son yesterday, was
struck with paralysis and remains uucona
scious. DR.. Leavitt was born in 1894, and
for forty years has been identified with the
press Of this city and Boston.
Four Sing Sing cOnViCts escaped over the
river on the ice, the fog covering them
Evening -Einney closed at say. Stero
ling 9%. Gold I12E Il2N. Governo
ments advanced y d u; skies of 1881, IIf0
0ll6k; fve-twenties Of 1862. ll4B; 1884,
HAS IAN; 1865, Il n 1854; new 1875 ID
1l3A; 1867, lI5Is; 1868. ll5A; new tvesa
ll24 !. ten forties lil6i1lA. Tennessee
sixes, old IS, new, 79; Virginia skies. old
45 new so; consolidated 55i6; deferred, f5e
Louisians skies so; levee skies so, eights
20; Alabama. eights 80 fves SIS; Georgia.
eixes 20, seyens so; North CaroIinas, old,
OO, ne" 40, bptCtdl sGdAs IOS OOuIH SaEs1
inas 40, new 81; April and October, %.
Money quiet aud easy during the day as
8 to on call. Prime discounts are quoted 40
9 to ~. Exchange firmer, and leading priu q
banking firm advanced the rates to 91eo
Actual business was at 9A to 9aS. GOl8
more active, ll24 to ll2hs; cloBed firm aG
1928 to ll2h. Loans ranged from to %
for carrying Governments opened slightly
above last nights priccso during the dag
advanced from Is to 10.
In an interview Yesterday Oae oF Sh@
prosecuting counsel in the Stokes case SAID
he thought it would be very difficult to,
have stay of proceedings procured, and
that there will be even greater difficulty in
the prisoner being able to secure a new trialo
The AtaIanta Boat Club have electe5
Ransom Parker, Jr. president for the ensuo
ing wear.
The Board of Fire Underwriters yestero
day appointed committee to consider the
subject of fires originating from SUPERB
heated steam.
Commissioner Vars Buren, is sending t6
the Governors of the various States circuo
lars requesting that each State shall send
to the Vienna Exposition examples of theS
materials used in common educatiOns with O.
statement of the results obtained.
George Schaerfiin, who killed his wife on
Tuesday night was arrested this evening
at his lodgings in Third avenue.
When the cell in which Stokes was Gone
fined prior to his sentence was searched, s.
bottle was found which, on examination by
q chemist, proved to contain a GonceB-
trated solution of strychniue S'hs Sesgbs
ot the analysis was reported to-days
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-17
CONGRESSo

Western Iiivers Steamboat Bill-Resolu-
sion of Inquiry About the Louisiana
State uisbury's Amend.
ment Defcnted-COloradO Re-A dmis ion
Biif-TerritOriaL Government for In
siiaDs-PrOpositiGn 80 Refanb the Cot
GOD Taks
WASHINGTON. January f6..-Senas-The
steamboat bill for Western rivers passed
and goes te the President for approval.
The bill! fixing the second Monday in Oc-
tobet ios opening the Supreme Court
passed.
In the Senate Mr.. Morton offered reso-
luton instructing the committee of Privi-
leges and Elections 60 inquire whether there
il q legal State government in Louisiana,
and, if SO. by whom constituted. He said
he was authorized by majority of the
commttes to offer the resolution and stated
the design of it was to give the committee
authority to go into the whole subject mat
ter of the investigation already committed
to them.
AIR. Salisbury offered an amendment
directin. ,hs committee. if it found no sga!
government existing IN louisiana to- III
Yuire when il ceased. and $hether any fed.
sraf officer. executive or judicial, had any.
thing to do with the overthrow OF thefegal
government. che amendment was lost,
and Mr aortOD's resolution sEas then
adopted
Honsc.-The bill admitting gCoiofado'a a
State without an election, was discusseh
TEs bill establishing Terrtorisl govern
ment ;oy tn. Indians vii. seriously affect
railroad. from th. North and Ssutf trading
in Teya. through the Indian Territory.
Ths bn! amending the agricultural col
iege acc, extending the time for granting
lands. passed.
The Committee on Ways and Means will
have before them Tuesday proposition to
refund the cotton tax.
The Credit Mobi!ier investigation is pro-
crossing slowly. and the impression is
growing :ha: many leading CongrsssInen
will be tainted.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-17
Appointments by the Governor.

Governor Kellogg yesterday made ,hs
following appointments. which we're
promptly confirmed by the Senate:
Ia. collectors. Emanue, II. Gruher,
Webster; John Kerrigan. ST. James; ID. G.
Sittig. st. Landry; X. Martin. Lafayette; j..
b. Rogers, Cameron: Jacob Ryan, Caics-
sieu; Thomas 0. Hoffman, Catalonia; John
W. Todd. Claiborne: Samuel White, Qua
chita; \. n. Jones, Bienville; Oscar Crozler,
Lafourche; Bennett Hitchcock, CoQcOrdia.
h. p. Snodgrass, Tensas.
Supervisors of Eegstration-George w.
coomb5. st. John: George F. Merrill. fber.
vile; Oscar Holt, West Baton Rouge; Louis
h. LOloire. st. Martin; n. NJ. Hayes, iberia;
K II. Chadbourne, st. Charles; H. L.. Tu-
reaud. st. James; Theodore A. Fletcher.
Jefferson: Chariea Dupassan, twelfth ward,
Orleans: William NJ. Batchelor. thirteenth
ward. Orleans.
Parish Surveyors---Jsseph L. Bihbs, Cal
casieu: Benjamin K. Coleman, Claiborne.
Justice ut the 1eace--Wiliam Hidgely,
foursb ward, ConcOrdia parish.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-17
TICKETS FIFTY CENTS.

emitting the holder &, one admission % she Pair
and u chance IN the Grand Lottery.
Parties presenting their ckets az che gate 70,
admission to the FaI. should be particular and ge;
their numbered coupons back from the Gale
Keeper. a. they cal. only s.aim drawn prizes Oh
shrir numbers.
Til. Directors OF III. Association ha.in.. through
q series years rssor'"! 10 every Slean. in their
power 10 keep alive ard fos5cv this Associations so
identified with the progress and development Of
the resources OF our State. and finding themselves
at present involved 10 sKteGt that sndaDgeTe
ito vary existence. aay. adopted the following
plan, which To th.ul seem tn. only practical and
certain way ofraisDg funds necessary to perpetu-
ate this Institution aud place = upon . basis that
Niiiena Ole il 10 continue sts course of usefulness
The .birct Of the Association. Is 10 create q
newed interest among all eiass". ot our citizens III
our coming Faiy an. AZ tn. same time b. oferin 2
large Inducements, stlmuat. the sale of iCe tickets
to an extent That Ill. .n.5i" 10 TO Sesze .sD
amount adequate TO IL pressing wants.
The plan adopted b. the ASSOCIATION IS 10 issue
a't0S tickets, at fifty cents ticket. the same
price s ususl for admission 70 The Fair, with a
o"upon attached bearing .uuIber. the said tic.e:
emitting III. holder t" on. admission 30 OuS Salr.
the c.upoY /" be retained ny himself.
On .hr last day OF tie. Fair numbers correspond.
ing with the uurlb.s .; ticket. issued i'll he
placed in wheel and all of .he prizes IN another
when th- grand drawing will take place .nder the
srpe'@isoR Of the SOIo"iEg Heis .now4 gen.
tlemen:
|. n. narSs Esq. Pr.siieu. OF ~. hechanics' and
Agricultural fai, Association:
srR-We. the under Sighed 'ave received sDUr
communication asking eng aid in experimenting
the drawing "a IA. Grand Lott.r ry .he kaiT
Grounds AZ ,OuE rsA, FaiE. and fully recognizing
the Importance Of I'll. .nterpii1. which YOUR As
sOria ton has .aboted earnestly 20 establish. and
belie.i the plan you have adopted to be thor
Oughiy practical and well worthy the confidence
and support OF the ~ bic. cheerfully comply with
Hor:ug your Association may .ni IN thi, plan
th. 'seg - earnestly sought for. Ee remain. with
GENERAL q. T. BgAURBGARDo
HON. l.. A. Wilt,
Mayor o. che city of New Orleans
Elg Iafrf l. fr,.t
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-17
FOREIGN,
Theological Instruction Forbidden f6S
Public Schooi5-The SENATE of Italy o.
The IAyiDRstOne Supplies EXpeditiona

Theological Instruction Forbidden SS
Public Schoois-The Senate of AtaIyos
The Livingstone supplies Expeditions
ROME, January l6-The Senate approved
the bill fOrbiddiug theological instructioIs
in public schools.
LoNDoN, January S6-&dvcea from Zar?o
zibar to the shirtieth Ns November stats
that letters have been received there frouc
Ungaub, announcing. that the expedition
with supplies for DIR. ivingstone, whiclB
was sent forward by Mr.. Stanley, had again
started sog the interiOS oT Africa en- the
eighteenth OS Augus$.
pans. january l6-LsOyd: q Bonapar6o
i-t Journal of this city, publishes a speciaR
English edition Shis evening", containing
.wv leading articles. Yhe first thanks th@
I.7er, aud people os England for the kind
mes. shes have shown the exiled Empero9,
The other is q manifesto headed mo Sueo
v.naer,' signed by Nm. GranieS, de Casp
sagnac and 3ugune do la SancOnGSeirse
II concludes as follows:
The Emperos is dead; the empire fives9
Because France feels the want OF the popEg
lar. energetic action in the heir, unblam&o
BILE as he is irresponsible, in the oIeve9
mother, in the love and respect of &francgc
the empire will be re-established.
There is much excitement in Spanish siso
eles in this city over the note of Secre$arS
Fish 60 Ministey SiCkess iD TslatSOg5 80
slavery in Cuba.
MADRID, January '6.-Rcpo,te srosn Gna
North represent that tho Carlist insurgen ta3
are acting with horrible cruelty toward tho
inhabitants vino refused so join shei2
ranks. Many cases of murder and muYiIac
ton are reported, and hundreds of young
men havs been forced to join ahs insu6o
gents.
MARsErLLEs. January SG.-The 8dmiraa
OF th. French squadron a. Villa France
gave II bali last night on board his fagshra
The officers of tho American and British,
men of.war in the harbor were N gite+l. bus
declined to attend.
LIVERPOOL, January IG-srsi.sS Jag
nary i5--Ship Il. s.. Scranton. sIUpe Ss 70
Orleans with BIZ! bales OF .nt.".io,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-17
CIfISEfHUfSSreHs

Skip Thousand nt the FuneraS- -CpOsiua
of Siores-VIve pEnipeecur-Pive in
France Grand deception by SDse &cms
prcssG
a.oNDoN. January ':-s carsft? esaimaf&
Of the number Of persons at Chiselhurst
yesterday, fixes it at $4,000. Many yCstores
ino London and throughout the countra
were partlyclOsed while the junerG process
sion was moving.
While the Prince Imperial was Returning
from the chapel to che family mansion, he
was saluted by the cry of " Vive Empev
reur!'" !r reply he said: eThe Emperoe
is dead. Vive Ia Francs."
At the grand reception given 20 Says aG
Chiselhurst by the Emprcss Eugene an8
Napoleon ~. to f0O1 soldiers, etatesmene
and other distinguished krenchmens the
Empress and her son passed shrougI' ems
room. filled With people, in the sicepesS
mourning, and CAV" tht;S handsso He kissede
The imperalists expect tbs speedy Cestoria"
zion ". this empire with III" EmgresS 90
rgptNk
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-17
WASHINGTON.
Dispatch 20 the Louisiana Committee.
The Senatorial Election WarmOth's
ChRnces Lessening-The Edgar Sieve

plSphhtu =" Sht
The Senatorial Election Varnoth's
Chances LesseninG-The Edgar Stew.
ayt.
WASHINGTON, January l6.-Hr. Wheeioek.
. member of the Louisiana commit e. ..-
ceived Dispatch from New Orleans that
the election for Senator Was postponed To-
day. 1t is believed Warmoth Will hs de.
fea ed. His chances are ie.sening.
The Town Theatre of O9ess.. burned. No
lives lost.
The fs,pressmen's Mutual Ben-ti. cen.
vention convened yesterday at Phi!adei-
phia. Fifty delegates present. Recsipts.
sos ,1J8; expenditures, e62,33..
The Arkansas Legislature Saffcted :0r
United States Senator. ResuS.: Dorsey, 4: !,
Garfield. 81; Bowen. -.
The steamship Scandinavian las arrive.
40 Portland.
Brigantine T.. .Iaae- Cost az sea TSe ere.
were savet. Iw"Iady passengers were lost
The steamer Eica. s.swa-. !. a. Key
West. under command Of Captain So,nlaers,
formerly of the United State. navy. He
confirms she landing .: the stores !or ID.
Cubans.
The S:ovar. landed siessw Cuban pa.
sengers from Aspinwall. including Colonel
Aguero. Eleven Cuban passsngers remain
ed on the Stewart.
The steamer Erie. burned Of Pernan
buco. had 10000 t9g, o! coffee tor Esw
York
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-17
NEW BUILDINGS.
NEW ORLEANS CREDIT FONCLER
ASSOCIATION
Office. 10. 45 OLD LBvEE STREET.

Oflioe.S0. 45 OLD LEyEh STREET.
Buildings constructed by :he association N zen
months work ended Dec. n.ber 81, 1872:
One house cOruor Dauphine and Deslonde.
one double tenc cmeut hOuse OIL Gas.ues street.
be wcen TOnti and ROchehlave
one house on kiguta street. bet ween Chippewa
and AnnuuGlati0n.
One double tenement house corne, Palmyra and
Dsrgenois.
one house on Girod street. between st. Bernard
Que second house on Gtrod street. between St.
Bernard aud Annette.
One house on St Claude street: between Kef
One double tenement hons. on KIysiaa Fields.
between Gr0d ard Il. John BAPTIST.
one house. co.ucI Sol!daie al! 81. anthony
stItCt..
one house on Pelm.rs street, between Roman
and Ptl'dT streets,
eS,e brick houses O.. .,u.Irs street Ess1 atU
cOUet 81 d II ntpgu.
one doun trne'nen; house, so-usr ~ Claiborne
and Bay 90 road.
One dnu hi" tenement ho.st' "1 Iau Dsine street
cor or Dclery.
one hn~ du's'rf +.u5t. OS Caro- .'ole: street
bet we"U FIRST aut S.co.d
s'nc t."-tory sou-. VII. an ron ~eeands in
trAHt.oa ''is..i.ui. ..re.t, t..sss e .Usa!Ca and
Poet.
one l"r4" -. s.rn.7: .,see:, ..:vssa Good
Uge handsome, s'yl:sb fuishai .nldtrs cn
I.pty-otss -. at, t.t seer BiNt' aud N-l.tr
On. .ousa o.. 'U.. st. -. s-:..u...s ..e GrI
~. house 81 GIslG. s.aa., b..seeL. soc...
b. We .!d .OT.eE.'.E.
..ue 'ouse On 'aro1ccl.t stree. sa..ae. rou-
sh'r ans sn.Hs-
o." .us- o.. :.jss Cox .r,e., Between '.a.,.
~ ho &C. D sas4u=; stn ? Between D..lg1y
sar hol.s.a sgs.l. s..ee:, se....r casae.lgs
5nr hos. o.. G.a..,r .t..e., between Uo..-:
.lno house on absds s.r.... :e:".ec :on.i -.
- ,,, -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-17
Hubinsiesn Concerts.

BY the announcement elsewhere, is will
be seen that New Orleans is to be favored
with series of tho Ruhinstein concerts.
which will commence at the Opera House
on the twenty-seyenth instant. The celeb
rity of these concerts has been illustrated
By column after column OF the most favor
able comments of the leading journals in the
North and West. and so quietly have the
arrangements been made that the fact can
hardly be realized that Rubinstein. the
greatest living pianisf. will soon be among
US. accompanied By Henr! WIenia"ski. the
world-renowned vioiiniet. See announce
sueN:s
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-17
Frozen TO Death.
FrOHfn 70 Ue1tne
We fearn from the Handsbo!o Democrat

We learn FROM the Handsbo!o Democrat
the following:
Mra. Mary Lsspartauie, rom Louisiana,
who was visiting her sister, Hrs Gr,s-s, At
Biloxi, duIug y temporary f. of insanity
r,su lntJ the woods On tRa evening of the
twenry seventh OF = ;c5.nb-r. Dligeut
search Was made tor her, but not until the
third of J.uuary, one week after her disap
pearance, was the unfortunate Woman
fonnd. She in all profanity died from ex-
trems cold the same night sae vas missing.
When foudd abe wa4 horribly 1 l.shgured by
vultures, and ia almoas sIata u nudity.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-17
The Weather Yesterdays

The clouds were cold and cheeriess I'll
day yesterday. and, AS was predicted by
the probabilities. there was decided fal!
of temperature. About nine O'Clock last
evening there was just a s!igh: .9r.ukiing.
but otherwise theS. was no rain ye.terday.
At a late hour last night the weather be
came cooler. and fires vii. be dec.ceGiy
con! Portable this u.crning.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-17
Senatorial Vacanciess

The proclamation Of Governor Kellogg
for an election to fiji vacancies in the State
senate. in place of Hessrs. II. J. Campbell.
S. NJ. Todd. Q. +. Hunsaker. 7. II. Noland
and W. l.. McMilIen, appears in this morB-
iDg's REPUBLICAN.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-17
Sa-s sh. y-:lr :e.vi,:.. C,si27, .::7!.:

!! seem. th.. Varm,!ion ..r.'. j- ..''.ne
more el.. h. ai..ro ~ irnrig, ,,u:S. '.t-t
-Uring {. s,ia!y " s"s"gsi I,.u.,!a-. +, III.
H.ooH.IH tsU.a5 :..1 aud -.tj'.t III
Pam. :regs. and nov ccme- sac :l;ci.-
srng. .hI. xiv. fannie. have setti.' "a
oar parish WITHIN ,.o last mpn'h.' .Ass
sG4li.. ike business. and We .,t.5=...!..
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FOUND.

TIOEND-A LARGE ENPOUEDLAED DOG.
II F.d on u collar with pe attached; white
Areaat tn. CIV, er CSn .Aiul the same By proving
srVpeTty aud paving ,ponses. Apply 20 WILLIAM
CoEDON, OOrgen0ls street, between Saiiny r. and
RsnkA jal5 ?!
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-17

For material for sersationa, stories, dried
up BoheuIians vii! do well 20 examine the
late files Of CalItorns papers. ut kind O.
warns one up ov cold day. you know"
said old Uncle Zeke, Ito spell aous suD.hin'
startlia'."
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-17
RESTAURANTS,
.TIES OYSTER sALc0N.

UARlETIES OYSTER SALOON,
EEW CHOP HOUSE,
Oyster and ,.cHch Est'oon,
La the rear OF Hawkins saloon, varieties Place
Bot Chops Porter Housr and Ten6-r}on steaks
BEds. Game etc, ssTyed up 10 Or6-r aud IN tempt
Ang styl-, b, J. Z. HuRILL
EvcRerly OF the stssmers Fa.ehsz, Psrgoud and
etheS rIrsR stsaE-r& (al6 ln
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7 O~T Or NISLAID-'NB CERTAIN PRO
FL mtssory note rir the m Of $500. drawn ana
tRdoTS-u - John Henry dated January 4, 1877 amt
payable Oh: wear after date. and bearing interest
At eight per cent per annUm rom dale III paid,
and paraphei no yarl..ur hy Il. CoGmsgere. notary
public ~ ths city, to ioentNy it with an act passed
&efsre him On the s,d January 4, 1872. The puhliG
10 warned not to negotiate .ad note. tho payment
of the same having bee. stopped AZ. the hands of
6he Eaid john Henry.
jalo II ?. :. fc7. MANUEL BONNET.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-17

Z OsT OR AII-l.Alip-A CERTAIN DUE BILL
M or ackurH icdgucui q ven 10 ms by Ar. Her
mann T. Eturcken. dStHi NeR crLeSrs September
1877 writtru in the ~, !suguagp, for three
hundred tancs (Frcnch cOln), II, ~h deposited in
his ha1ds for g. r. keeping. Mr Sturcken has been
nc itied Of the o4~ Of the ani he finder viii
~ suitably rewarded upon returning said acknowl
rdgnent "r due bill 30 him.
sltle2i MARTIN iTTZLER
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-17

II Osr OR ~TDb"S, THE PUBLIC ARR
II ! hc.t BY notified no. 80 d 5"ount nor take in
payment tbr tulhwirC nOtp- and obligations stolen
o few iay. ago from tbe undersigned:
A not. OF b -, drawn hY Uoniuiqus Mourlcq 70
the order The Uudcrs igUed. Ga.e1 OclodeS u.
1917, pa able ct .i.l. dsyS.
A uots nt r l75 draw. hy Cam t'o'. 20 the order
Of Rcard aud by h!Gn .ndnrsed. dated March L!
L5T2. pay able one year str date.
Two due bills or osigl, ions drawnny Fr.ncoi.
Trle-cne OF 1870 aud the o her OF H2to-tO tao 1.-
der OF undersigned and yah IN demand
note or obligatlsn OF Za2, drawn by jean
HOurmrnt 10 the order OF the unuegslGneu. aateu
March 81 1872. pa, Bile On demand
Payment OF tho above !otts and obligation hs.
@aeu stnpped. -
jalc u - tiFRRE hAZpUE.
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gy TELE GR APH

sy I EL Z G r A P II,
LATEST NEWS FROM ALI POINTS
s--@
WtsteRE RIVERS STEAMBOAT BILL
Has louisiana Il State Government
sS-
MOTIONS REs0LUTION or INQUIRY
saULsBURg's gmENDMENT DEFEATED
WARMOIa sa1 TIE SENATORSHIp
Significant Dispatch 10 the Committee
THE SANTANA BAY PURCHASERS
FUNERAL. OF TIE EMPEROR
GRAND RklEPTIOS Bv THE EMPRESS
.S-s-e
INVESTMENT or 4 CAMP
3Ish: IN THE MISSOURI
DANGER OF ICE At ST. LOUIS
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Cast iron dish cloths are adyert4sed by .
Maine hard ware nan.
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INVESTMENT or 4 CAMP
HIsh: IN THE MISsoURI
DANGER OF ICE At ST. LOUIS

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