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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-09

State recognize it: the general government
knows no other. How is the government
the P;cdynes patrons ''believed
well put in the pas: tense. for few
can believe It now they had elected.
to obtain means. to carry on their
play And if. according to the PicGynoss
advice. its patrons refuse to pay the taxes
imposed by the real government. how are
they TO resist the legal means which will
undoubtedly be resorted TO for tie pur.
pose 0: compelling their Submission No.
ne.ghbor Pc. il is not wise to keep up 4
sp.ri: Of resistance. active o. passive, TO
the reg ,.,a-ly constituted government in q
republican country. There axe other and
bette: means TO accomplish your object, il
!: : the cause of justice and free gov
.tnmer:. IS yo. say It IS. There : q
persistent opposition, watchfui and eager:
holding up every wrong act o: the obnoN.
ious GOV ernmen: to public inspections Il
| eonsta,.: priezing Up which, If It la, 10
o.he: feet. will keep tEoSe who suffer
FROM !: Internationally :ler: and
maintain tie tools OF the opposition bright
and harp and ready :or Use when tie
proper tine arrives. namely. the next
po.i;ica, campaign. such opposition rs
| this IS perfectly legitimate, and the Pier
! 2. n. IS not unfamiliar with It's methods.
J, j slow. 20 be sure. and has the smpor-
tan: drawback Of being utterly ;mpotent
unless .ased upon truth. When it is so
| based. however. it is certain Of success IN
| the long .un, and, in the meanwhile. has
| The advantage o. being safe. honest and
patriotic whereas ''ilickIng against the
| pr!cks' is always foolish. and sometimes
dangerous. Instead Of passive resistance. .
then. which, i; carried out IS the P;cG-
.:a' suggests, may get folks into trouble,
We would sugges: to It and it. patrons ac-
tive opposition. There are few men, pub
:ic or private, above the necessity OF being
| watched, but as that !, not exactly the
Office o.: friendship it is well to have hos
:!litv as detective. Watch the new gov
eminent, PIC. growl when you smell any.
thing objectionable. drag corruption from
its corner into the full light Of the sun.
ana while performing this useful but I'M
handsome Office, look hopefully 70 the
future. remembelin. the adage which
promises 4 certain though ephemeral
period OF prosperity TO every member OF
| the canine race
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-09
CARD OF THANKS

Han, OF AMERICAN H. AND L. FIRE NoSP-Ht
h'-A " New Orleans, March {. rs
A. a regular monthly meeting OF TINS ION IN
hold on the sixth instant the following :e'' ~"
wa unanimously adopted:
That we tender our sincere thahks - -;
arssths: to Mrs Sullivan for forai arch &c .-He es
decorations to the Misses Won ara $50 So AZ 4
- o4lar adv friends tor special favors A1sc %
onr esteemed exempt members, Mr. o. -. y
and family and Mr.. Jose Domingo, 10 49,
cents furnished on the line of marcE' 'H'- --' y"
armstrong and Bulger our marshals;
al HssnTiUc- oar many friends that .ha-! ''-"''S
shall pever be forgotten. we remain,
A. MULLER, ;. = DDaayyTPfEl:
s. +. VOSBOURGH. ). >. 1!Es =. S,.,s.s
F. SNEELEN.
10 = IN,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-09

WfiSo:--A' : =. NJ. Mare, 3. ~. WILLIS
WILSON. son ~ Laura ..IverIuOre and Henry !. i.
sOu. aged thee wears and nine months.
Tie friends and .la'.ves Of the family are N.
,:e.: attend. -" funeral. from Ii. al. ;. sderc.
No. ~ Grave! stree, IL: three nca o.. Sundsy
March.
hartir-cn SATURDAY.. sia,ci. ?. a. so A. ",
OLIVIA NAR1 hatli.h aged Mlnete.i. year.
i.a'lV. o. Louisiana.
III" friends au.. a.. .;al'anc.s 81 the fam.
.n'; a." nose % L.; hro'h.I- Charles A. Ba.t,i,
and Z. o. B".U" .re r'specttU:ly invited :, attend
t.e fuHera On !r,da.. ninth instant. 10
-. :r"n 'l- i.n.e "f y. 'an!, =. a.,
'tEup street. '."@sf. -. Joseph .LI Ie'o!.,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-09
4 CARD,


SEw 0TsIyAy.. "..e' ..
-. Undersigned herewith, publicly '"It'l' -
o,a,etu, thanks 10 the american NH'u '' .ES'a> ="
Association" for their prompt and IA. paw ~
,os: SUSTAINED by fire soiu1y Household 't'e,f' 90
the morning of March : AZ ms r"eld'ic' &c "
L.-ayet:. street bet ween !ibe:ts AL :''"".-~
s"@ 'I. NTCOIATS <pE!H":.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-09
THERE MUST BE IN END TO REBELLION

THERE MUST BE IN END TO REBELLION.
Il our people and those who are clothed
With lawful authority would help to
restore peace and prosperity 20 Louisiana,
lei their voices proclaim IL q firm. and de-
cisive name. that there must be an end
20 rebellion within her borders. Licen-
:ious notions OF free government. are in
cui"a ting ideas that are incompatible with
government. and unless those who are
charged with the government Of the State
30 their duty rebellion vii! continue 20
p.a.: or prospects OF 4 speedy ye.l.rH to
peace and prosperity.
\ few days ago the judge d: Cur Grim.
!nai IoUr. made @ remarkable charge to
the grand jury OF the parish o! Orleans.
He :oid the gentlemen composing that
importas. branch o: he body polite that
they represented, as the grand inquest Of the
parish OF Orleans and city Of New Orleans,
the interests OF 1.-The greatest commercial
CT: o: the South, the greatest moneyed
interest OF the state. and one Of the most
enI.4itened people Of the world but,
continued the Judge IN Ii, remarkable
charge 20 those whose especial duty it IL
70 ureso:.: crime. by discord and strife
Louisiana, with hey Urea: capacity 90
r.ospe. the present and bless future gene
e:atlCLs. viii SOON become not only an
oppressed, nI. degraded people
And this discora. The Judge MIGHT lave
continued. is not on Y inLarmonious. bu:
rebel..or.s. 4 j: the case o: al the dis
! orders :Ea, attic. what Nigh. he :: great
AMI Prosperous State. j: the laws were
properly obeye1. AID a. i IS crime to
defy he laws. instead o: recommending q
| compromise with a few men whose Chief
ambition Is 70 incite REBELLION. lie should
nave charged: .he grand ury to present in
| iictmen:s against al! such persons.
The grand Jury. while 10: proiting by
| .he charge 0; the learned Judge or the
po.i;:c", situation. very s"nsibly came 20
The conclusion tina: the scope G, their
.,ut!es does rot embrace the expression
o: opinion or political questions. and
plainly s.y IT,: We're they 20 adopt lis
suggestions. they wo,l!d De utterly without
po.va: TO enforce then. .i'.1.e .jell, like
President Buchanan. : ;aoor;ns under .
mistaken idea o: the duty o: I! i!gh pablo
f.nc:iOnary when lie fail. 20 enforce the
| law: .l.a;ns. crime and would co,,,p.0,rise
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-09

VI. :. y. Davis. Mississippi :..an.er.
l.,,in. = large ;r.c. a: Uupro4uy:!v. land
ON i.is hands. GlL rot ). down and osncau
III. ,ar,l Zines an! grow! q: u" ...roe-
ru. ...uietIy divided Il ap into SINAI. farms
,r7r..d N,tl, comfortable houses on each.
chen secured Twelve ialn;.ias iron. North
Carolina % occupy .Le.n. ana .'!r"a"v = 10
Io.>.ps - :la s.l.:;s ?. =: e1pe..G'H:.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-09
NOEICE.


SrATy ~ ior e'.:s.
Auditors one
New Orleans. MarcL :, ~. }
IN compliance with act No. 80 o. lS' ,L's'"
promulgated, holders of vouchers ioE ~" '@'@"
session of the General Assembly al ~ h' 20
,uested TO present them immediately =: .'-s'h ~
an! receive their warrants thereon.
On and after MONDAY, March II. 'ouc1s-s = :: g
,er1.lar session of the Genera: Assembly Nv 80
presented at this office between the hours o. %
NJ and Y NJ. and warrants will be .ss!.G :-s1.GS
in III. order in which they are received
CHARLES CLINTON.
su9i,or oF p,,f1..,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-09

l..s announced IN England. IS his own
statement. ,ha: the late Emperor Napoleon
was born N f.ue Ceru.! LATTE. As al! the
obituary sketches N! him say That he was
born IN the TWiileries. .nc correction has
some historical Importance.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-09

Henry Remicl1, q young man living in
Nittery, Maine. has obtained verdict OF
$500 against his fathers estate in a suit
which he brought agains: his father for
damage. for an alleged attempt to shoot
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-09

a purctnai Minnesota maiden lately mar
RED a casual acquaintance who happened
20 he in church. rather than be kept wat.
.ug tor her ori.ina! intended. who was a
quarter OF an hour behind the appointed
sine.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-09

An engineer on he Boston and Albany
railroad. ate. running :: locomotive with.
or. accident ior nine Years. has had acct
dents happen 20 lou. engines "nder his
charge :hi> winter. fortunately without st.
r.oa~ II wv ~ passengers.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-09

The St. ioui. Jo,u,,GI deliberately pro
poses a society for The killing OF Old togles'
The society is organizing. but threatens to
split on the question as 20 how the fossils
shall be dispOseA Of
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-09
4 ( ARD.

- .RsE.... ':ars9
..."p 's'..I -. olaal,s - .h- ..1..,;.,-
-. 4. .sn"s Ass"cist on q :.~ Orleans to,
'h.iI 'rpnp: s.:-l"'. -: and garren- % .g.. y;
~. ss'ai:".. o.. "a. -. =. OF L.f.......
&c. Har"I :. - ~. Iecomr.e.. s...! ..,4,
:-Ds % :.g "r.. a. ia3"-
a-s:s:: MRS. VICTORIA LEWIS,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-09

Sir. Sothern Is engaged to act in CaIitor-
ma during the months OF June and July.
and in Australia during September and DC
,ober. lie VIII return TO this country IN
December. and remain here durin. next
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-09

\ iull aud ex ce!len:Iepor: o. theieHciting
events N New Orleans was published IN
Chicago by the Ee."i"g Maj. which taxes
che American Press Association dipatches.
al hour earlier :har the Associated I1ess
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-09

The value OF horses exported in 1872 from
Great Britain amounted to ti'9,i'2' against
EG72 si3 in the preceding year. To France
alone last year the declared value OF horses
sent was 1885,.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-09

A lady died in Newburyport, Massachu-
setts, at the age of ninety-fve years, in the
room in which, seventy-three wears ago that
very day, she was married.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-09

Tie loves: pom: q: the thermometer
yerterday mornin. Was !. a: 81. Paul.
The highest poin. yesterday afternoon was
80 n Yndiauols. while :. was 80 ~ Shreve-
por. and r.cssbu"g. ~! =" a. New or'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-09

In Montgomery, Alabama, the other day.
four young men did get upon spree; one
took out his little jack-knife, and now there
amt but three says sprightly reporter.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-09

See advertisement OF the loss Of jury
~arrant for January, 1873, issued by the
clerk of the First District Court. for the
sam Of ffty-four dollars.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-09

Women are like horses. The gayer the
harness they have on, the better they feel.
We got this fir ON an old bachelor. who was
early crossed in love.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-09

Nj Tanhaslingen. OF hentnckV' ''"'i-7
20 be the largest manufacturer Ok h'u'''n
NH syv in the niteG States.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-09

own affairs. With whom, then. were the
.'people Of Louisiana engaged in such
dreadful struggle, in which they got beaten:
We can not see what is to prevent the peo-
ME Of this State from having their own
way. provided they can agree among them
selves.
Perhaps the P'"cy,ne has not stated
the ease fairly. Perhaps it meant to say
that minority OF the people OF this State
who labor under the delusion that the
political succession belongs to them py
hereditary descent. attempted to carr!
their absurd notions into effect. ana were
rather painfully >nubbed. That IS the
way !; was done. There was not th''
unanimity among the people thai 'he
Fusion organs pretend. There were
more peopl. against them than there were
for them. and hence they came 10 Sflei'
Il may be some consolation to them 20
print their lam citations in as favorable Il
light as invention Will permit. but II is
our duty 20 keep tn. truth before the peo-
p,e, 50 we have taken tie liberty to sub
NIT an emend. ton to the sYan-like dlrSe
OF the Fusion organ.
-1s------
A ci,y paper that boasts OF It's ability 10
furnish IS readers with the latest and re-
liable news, Ia. the following exclusive
information
\ few citizens. many of them without
arms. have made
faaIla demonstration and one of them, H.
nocent and unarmed, is slain. 1t Is sald'
from grape shot, Lged from - cannon ol
the United States.
When Journal depends or what lis
said for its information. it sinks below
the grade OF 4 newspaper. and becomes
simply gossip. We do not know whether
our contemporary had reporter III the
| midst O.: the strife or not. Certain 1t Is.
however, that a pretty fair account OF the
scrimmage at Jackson square on We'd
ne,dav night. appeared in its columns
on Thursday morning. In that re"
port. although undue prominence was
! given 10 tie part taken by the
! United States forces. there is no NEIL
ton made Of their firing single gun, not
even so much as pistol. Was our neigh
bor's own reporter asleep or hiding. that
he did not hear the roar of the 'remen-
dous cannon Of the United States, a
grape shot from which. "it is said.
killed an innocent, unarmed man.
If there is a man in New Orleans who IS
willing 10 step forward and father the
above Statement: lie should be at once
hunted Up an! secured. He would be
able to give testimony that would cause
jacques to she'd tears o! envy. We SIM
cerely regret that our contemporary has
fallen into the error Of supposing that
there were any innocent, unarmed men
within range Of the police guns on
Wednesday night. Or that the United
States troops tiled u cannon III the fight.
| Because il IS notorious that the contrary is
the true version. !, will not do for an en-.
terprising city newspaper 70 depend upon
what is said for its information.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-09
~ INrENn-a2r sPIRTT.


bane Of this community: the poison tia:
has corrupted he fountain Of national
liberty and inflicted q whitening blow OF
the material interests .: he great stare o:
Louisiana and OF The chief city OF the
South. An ;ncent,;ary j. described 20 %
one who malicicusIy burns house OF eX-
cites discort!: and II either case the crime
is one of prea: magnitude against society.
An incendiarv spirit has been the blight
of this people since 1861. Il then. in the
name .: freedom. rushed them into a f.tal
rebellion aca:ns. national freedom and
free government, ana i Gas been the great
obstacle TO the peace ard prosperity OF
the State ever s:nce. The man who self
;shly and nna'ic:o7,s'v ire, the minds OF
men i. no better than ne who sets ire
to their dwelling houses and business
places. and should IN reality meet with
rs promp. puni,h,ner: IN the one
case as the other when caugh. and con-
yicted OF Lav:n: outraged the law.
| Government mean. order. and it IS .bso-
| lutelv necessary for the constituted author
tiles to maintain !: .hev would preserve
the bes. interests OF the people. This is
necessary under any form. OF government
that may be adopted monarcnial, yepub-
Ican. or otherwise, 10 argue because a
neor,e have chosen > :snublican form Of
| Government tbay can not enforce order 4or
the reason tha. i would be tyranny to 90
SO. IS to ARGUE tia, popular government is
| q f,;l17re Pit every man who IS ;mbued
with = nroner idea OF ,;berty and honestly
iayors free core.rme,. will ADM. tina.
| order must be had. even If Il has to be en-
| forced al the poiI. .. the pavonet.
| Maintain order, and tie people
| will throrrh .he': REASONING, faculties
determine al. Questions q. state. On the
other hand. allow disorder 70 rear its head
and boldly contend with constituted az
thority. by force OF violence. :or s1lpren-
acy, and those who a.e charged With The
administration Of government and the en-
torcement Of It's laws are compelled 20 Use
physical force to restore order. This was
the case in ;>"I. when NJ. Lincoln be-
came President. Rebellion. IN the last
DAYS OF Mr.. DIcnarar'> administration.
had been allowed 20 rear its head. It
threatened no; only the dissolution OF The
I great American Union. bit the Tery
existence O: .r." cOve.n,nen. on
this continent. Armies were being
raised to srstain :le rebellion against
republican government: and Mr.. Lincoln.
taking a aifefen. view from tina: enter
tanned by NJ. Buchanan IN regard 20 the
powers OF the federal government when
| domestic violence threatened the integrity
Of the country. - soon as ne became
President, determined 20 use physical
force to put i down. lie tirst Gale!
upon Congress for seventy-tive thousand
men TO put down tie enemies o.
republican government, and made
repeated oal., Tor Gore as the
war for freedom progressed. No other
course could have saved the American
Union and fee government from deStrllc.
ton at that time. for al incendiary spirit
had gradually spread itself throughcu. the
Southern States ard melted rebellion
against the supreme government: Of the
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-09

Ruzz-aaw .tsm-Henry Stonafer, OF f"''
.a.;no Tea, In bi. life he was lovely,
End n his death he was divided.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-09

A Chicago paper says the women of Utah
have recently altered the orthOgraphy OF
sheir creed. They now spell! it "Morsmen.'
instead Of Mormon.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-09

Martin Thinner administer. doses OF pro.
verbal philosophy a: ;eH "en's LASS III d
~. Louis saloon.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-09

The distinguished Senator from Yer.
mont was. no doubt. delighted to receive
a telegram the other day. from one Of oUr
venerable takers os fire risks. Senator
Edmonds. being a Yankee. would natu.
rally place more reliance upon the state
ment 0: one OF his own countrymen. "a
towny,' perhaps. than he would upon tina.
OF q native Southeyner. OF course, il is
out C. the power OF Senator EdmOnds to
do anything in the matter. however kindly
disposed he may be hut 1t viii be re-
garded as compliment to his section o..
the country. that one OF its sons Is a.
hono.e! member 0! the Senate. and an
other the authorized mouthpiece OF 8
Yankee espresso" Southern "ommn-
nifty, and that the two are TO some e.
tent III sympathy.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-09

Plymouth, Massachusetts. ha- raked mp q
clam weighing nearly pound IN! a man,
uhereof Is makes "iamo-.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-09

Two English sisters named Pratt have
.,st nut mp their shingles as dentists in BeE'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-09

Singularly, none o. ii" papers have seo
eaid that in these days OF Dus'1es every
vyoman was a paper carrier.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-09

Mr.. John Garstkamp, State tax collector,
sixth District. requests parties 10 come
forward and pay their State licenses !oT the
current year.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-09

Specimens 0; every known family OF
corals have recently been discovered in Full
son county, Illinois.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-09

The Peensy,oa"jc,. a: Oil City, has sus'
uended because the editor and his wife
couldn't agree aDou. his employing female
.eOmpOsitOTs.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-09

And now Richard III. is said TO have
heen prohibitionia.. III be was not. says
Spicer. why d. 10 stop King Henry'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-09

New Jersey expects 70 hang two men III
April one in May, and three in june be-
sides supplying tie usua! quantity Oh cham
napue.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-09

ALondon philanthropist oeGueathed nan
, million dollars 20 charities and thousand
20 his family.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-09

Nov York doctors asser: that heart dis.
ease will soon be :he !eadin. disease o!
America.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-09
IHE LIZLNREli. liN.Iir..
elise YOUR Ll.Is..>:

s"ot. Us c:slC1 ''"'- - f.o!s arS.sss .
10 81 '...l.. ...- 80
NJ. o.l..n. I...4 ,
q t''s''t"'s -: .i'.r toni. - o.l.o. 90
inc most Hig'nt Il t.r'! 80 '..-.. . asjo- =
isin 80 cate 10. th.ii .vs.. 'Gs..e.d Tor . .
''.ni.1 M water. This ".t:.' - /. 800. 80
~ f:oc.''i 20 inspac; III" s'''g.. - e.
ant VIII hoy" not &" hsv. :" .. :3osoo
"l..i"!s IoT II. cu'tin: q: l-y..- -. $50 50
G'' u.l"r penalty o: 'hs law.
r.. -. !.eSse company.
{. G. FcHSn:i.
a as Co.. IsSS $50
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-09

Ms. Nic:or.. I..wi. returns her thanks to
'uc American N.'ua! Insurance Asscc.a-
.on .. Nrw Orleans. Ior their prompt pay
men: 81 .r-, hy IKE. sustained ~ he: a IL"
.iyr a. 10. = Lafayette street. "n II" nth
instant. and recommends tina: a>.G..4t!un
:. ;lr community ~ large.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-09

W,wcrc much .rati!ed 20 neet again AZ h!s
r'ay. =; business Colonel :. y. Moody.wh"se
painful ary.i.n. We noticed some days ago.
The Colonel. although no. entirely a. wei! as
ever. :. SUI abie,o extend = warm welcome
~ - uuacr.... customers wh":. they call.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-09

Our Gallo contemporary continues &c
give an .nvid!ouS assistance to the tax
resisters and nulitiers. 1t vents its
ignorance CT American institutions i'll
q malignant misrepresentation OF our
columns. Seeing the lamentablc diff
cultles in which its own favored land of
France i, invol:el. we would sugges; it,
exclusive attention, to the complications
Of '',!er right, left and centre" In such .
middle 0: anarchy. monarchy and com.
munism. its couuaels Nigh. be valuable.
Here they are co!chedin a dead language,
TO which no one :ake, the trouble to give
c:rclla ton.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-09

The Republican Contra! Committee q,
Louisiana cordially approves Of the action
0: the administration. in reference 70 this
state. This is more than an Offset 10 tie
,lisappcovai of tie New York Committee 4:
70: orr, is o. equal rank with the other.
and the mater is one @: or own :mMeli-
.te concern.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-09

Has constantly OF hand and ,s :. '.''s 20 8: e.
direc: invoices Of the most eesaL: a.: :R"i,e eco
!ectioas OF jewe.ry from I'll. very sss: 5o-.s"As
manufactures.
large assortment o. watches e.,w .!s 20
:acot and others.
Diamonds reset with and IA :ts '..sse see'eo
Fine Wstchss and Jewelry repsirsS L:d ra~'atse
tee6 s15 sn p
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-09

,pw ORLEANS, MARCH Q. 1873.