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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-02-01

mite UNI Die GrlaubaiB, befbmcren 81 bur-
fen, bab er liA nidt ertnnere, ie einenDoQar
bon Dates Amss erbalren su baben. Nad'
benz 9err Collar biele MusiaSe feterlth be-
ihwpren, %propu3irts t9err dimes be6en Quit
tuns fur bic beiasten ;w%6lfbunoert Dollars.
Ames bate ndmlth beim uSerseaat at
&rms" bes Senars aebntaufenb Dollars De-
pcntrt, unb uenn ct 9elb ausiu3ablen tatte,
70 CAB erMnweilunsen. uelde Der sergeant
at arms" ais Gmpfanssbef4etnuns in fet'
mem 8siise bate. befanb ii4 aud bic an
@srrn Gclfar ausssfeate fur $1,000 une
wurbe aud benz l1nteriu&unss Gomits Dor.
se,eist! Der Sergeant at Mrms" ertldrte
pa5u unter Gtp, baB bic Sumn,e uirtlt&
ausbejablt worben fe,. Same es ein3ts auf
bic Iusiasen BON Dates ames anoererletts
an. 70 mare sewts ieber senetst, benen bes
@rteren metr @lauben 3u fhenfen, BEL fol-
den 8ewetfen aber mlfen felbf bic etfris.
fen Treunbe bes Germ Collar uertummen.
@as fol- ND aber Don unieren politiiden
3ufdnben IA zen, %penn ftlbf Der gieeprdi>
bent Der g r. Staaten Der 8etbeiltsuns an
einem eolcfalen Shwtnpel, Der else. unb
fosar bes Meineibs iterfubrt paiebt! l1nb
nod 1T bic l1nteriuhuns niht su Gnrs. nod
erpartet mar ~rpettere f9mahpuQe Gntbul.
lunsen iber bic bprenlpIe Corruption bod
sefeQter 8eamten!
Or. Durant, Der @iceprdIpent bs5 Credit
@obilter, 9ab $4,000 CUR 8eirettun9 Der
@ablfoten bes Senatpr 6arlan Don Soma
Der, unp Baibned, Elm anterer Director bes
s. M., $1,000 Dem Senatpr StaYer BON
Nebrasta gu bemielben 3wede. Muf bieie
@eldnbni6e antwprtet 3arlan in feinem
Slatte. benz darlington Chronicle" @as
Jpn betreTs, 70 fei oisangabe wabr; er tonne
aber nidt einisbsn, nae btsie Anseiesenteit
ttsenb Semanben ansebt unD mas @utes
babel beraustpmmen foae.
un6 70 brtnst ieter Sag feline @nttuluu.
gen, unp wer fpielt babel bic 6auptrp1e =!
9iee.Yraioent Collar, giee.Yrditoent @il.
fon, Der vt~ustnbbaf.e" 9arlan NIT feinen
3ebntauienb Dollars, fowie bic meiFen Der
tleineren 2t&ter, mel4e ale an benz Credit.
Mobilter. S4wtnba betbeiltst inp, seb0ren
3u Der &laGe DOR 2euten, bic ibre Mitmen.
fden nesen bes @enuGss etnes @lafes Bier
Dber @etn ,ur 6GQe perpammen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-02-01
II E IS d b r.

Golumbta. General Mrsquero bat
laut Der in @uepoquil (Ginabor) erlhstnen'
ben uMAbts' i'm Staat BON &aetea bas
&riessredt ertldrt. SIN Ganca 1T 9err
Gnsucrsio Salsor YrdiicentiAaftseanot
Dat.
@ent3uela. &ls Yrdfbentf3aftsean'
bibaten iinb aufSetreten: Cartilage 9eesS.
Settle 3spata. Sufo Mrsfemena unb &a'
fael Nur.s. Die psruaniihe 0efanotfaaft
nad.Sapan unb Gbtnu 1T NIT Der "Ireaui>
pa" In Banana einsetrcHen.
Sn2ota 0rafFrt bic glatterntrantstt
70. ba6 man tas &usnerben Der san3en
Staot befurttst. @aes, was fann, entferat
fih, bic 8esieruns ttut ntats, bic Burger
itnD penn 5obeslArsden selabmt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-02-01
(Gin9efanbt IT,
abuepee, @is. 20. San. 1873.

Son Der @niiht aussebenb, bab potl me'
ntse Deiner 2efer aus anoeren @e9enben
&exntnte BON unferer neuen unb fhDnen
9eimat taben, tbeile i'd Dir einises nit:
Sn Der Gutfsrnuns penieer Neilen BON
uns fnb fleine &niieelunsen, blbid am Gee
eelesen, NIT Sdse. unb Shincel. Mablen ;
bic cine beibt 1osearo, bic ancere Gla9
Bank. Mnt Meilen meiter liest bic Stabt
Sturgeon Bag, no Elm srrser S&ifeeanal
eebaut ruirb. Die ean3e @esenb 1T gut unb
bat eutss qanb. Sdtrt man ben Mbaepee
Hlub btnauf 70 fou,ut man In febenNeilen
~ BEN Excitement Torefut1e, mo- @tow
SGsemablen, S&u.tebe unb etne CUTE Bier.
rtrtbf&aft anautrsfen fnb. Eeutf&e Gar
raer taufen bort. Cine Iutbertf&t 2tr&e
ttRt bafelbf. DIE borttsen &attstfen Rab
Rttslteber Der ct. MarteR.3 tr&e BON ~.
nepee. Bon bort setts bur~ Buf& unb
8armlans mad BEN awSlf Retlen sntfernten
StssSsen Bar. 10 lsbbaftesSsr ssbr berrf@t;
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-02-01
Giienbabmem In BEN Sereiui9=
ten Staateu.

Mm S1lu6 BON 1872 waren In ben Ser.
eintaten Staaten rnb In tbrsn Ierrttcrten
7O,l78 Metlen Etfenbabn polenbet unb 49,.
600 imBau, 70 bab MIR bemud4f etua ll3,
600 Meilen I'M Gang baben tuercen. SIT
ncts bat BARON bic srObte Mn3abl Mellen
an podsnosten Gtfenbabnen, ndmli6 Cool
eann tommt YenufYluanten nit 57S7 Diet,
len, bann Nsw gsrt NIT 1901 Meilen, Sbip
NIT 1929, Soma 3679. Wenn man bic
poppeltsu @eletle mitsdblen woIte, wie ie
he penniYlpania uno bic Ybila. uno bic
&eacins u. q. So. baben, ferner oae bic
Babnen, relds In bic Minen uno Don Mins
3u Ntns fabren, 70 wSrpe YenniYluarien I'M
bebinst ben erfenylas etanebmen; ntrsenos
fnb lolhe Sammen fur ben Giisnb1bnbau
permenoet porpen in arperen Staaten Der
linton. wie in @snnipiuaniea.' Seine Bah
men batten fdmmtli6 sroBe Ssrrain s4Die'
risfeiten 5u uberptnpen, 10 bteurite eis
YenniYloanta 8abn rieiise 81utsn um bic
gaesbsnp's 3u iberiteisen, bic anoersn bat
ten anpsre 5Dben gu palTren. to9s Ddmme,
Mauerwerf, Sunnels, sswal,tse Du,hf,de,
sroee maiiioe Brudex fcmmen auf alien orr.
Mu6erbem aber lino bic pennfYluaniihsa
8atnen, namentlt@ Die Yenni9lpania unp
Die Weila. unb &eaptns R. q. faf bur4'
sdnsts NIT Doppeleelets uerieben uno nit
sroben prd9tisen Depots uao ssualtisen
DerfRdtten auseefattet.
Die9aufofen Der Bis iebt In Der l1aion
%po1enbeten 10000 Metlen Giienbapn psrs
ben auf 5 1886 taiunsn ansei4lasen. Die
10000 Meilsn Gnslanps ic1sn ebenfouiel
fcNen. Sn 1872 purben 400 Nilicnen
Dollars perpenpst UNI 1913 Neilen neusr
5hienenpese ausulesen, uno tn biefem
Sabr ms,pen bic 8autsien nod tDber fsin.
Denn niAt i'm p%ersansensn Sabr e'n @slD'
femme einsetreten mare, 70 wurtea ni&t
Bios 1913 Meilen neusr 8aanen In 1872
se5aut pereen fein, fOnbern pieae,ht
5000. Die Union bat uussfdbr 10 uiel @et.
len Gifenbatn wie Geutl9lanp, Trantrei9
unb Gn3lanb 5ulamnaen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-02-01
Die bsutide Ginwaneeruns mar ben Ro'
saaA MIA fofnk.

Die beutfAe Ginpaneeruns MAJ ben @o-
naten mad mie folst:
Sanuar 1866, Tebruar 295l, Mdr3 6.726
Mprtl Is, l42, Mat 2O.l32, Stunt 1906,
Suit 1O,OS4, Musuf 1858, September TO-.
l6l, Oftoter l 1866, @opember lo,629, g..
700.
Das 3eiltsiel Der bier ansefommensn
Ginpanberer par 50 stnsen nadIlabama
SO. Mrfan1ls q, Mufralieu !, Srttif4 So.
lumbia Is, Californian 276O, CANADA 1919.
@btna 5. Colorado PA, Connecticut 6272,
CUBA II, Dafotab 81, Deleware 800, 0i>
itrift Columbia $40, 6lOrtDa 80, Georgia
40, Seabp 3, SQinots 36.l36, Sntiana
1861, Soma 1864, Sapan 8, &anias 1915.
&entudy CSC. 2outlian1 365, Maiae 3S4,
Marylanb 1913, @a61duietts 1914
Merico 10 MiGisan l2,340, Minnslot1
6OS2, Miiifippt &c, MiNouri 5007, Mon-
tana Is, Netrasfa 1877, Nsuao1 lis, Stem
Brunsmtd 50, Newfoundland l. &ew6amp-
1tire 225, Stem Serls9 l0.Sl5, @ew Msr;eo
3. New gjort ll0,22S, Ncro Carolina 3S,
Noua Scctia q, Sbio 1902. Oregon l6,
penni9lpanien 3l,l47, &tope Sslano 1851
Glib. Mmerita %, Sub.@arclina ZIG, SEM
ne1ee 1868, 9eras 235, utab 1855. @ermOnt
3l4, girsinia 35l, @aibinstcn 3erritcrium
l6, @ef. Sneten 6, Wefsgirsinien 339,
@iseonfn 1928 unb @Yomina 20.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-02-01

eenn cs iinp rrrt ;rei SGaes unp cine wael'
muble. rrsi &irhen, etenlortcle 6ctels. etne
| 0ruderei unb metrcle StUrss. aud plenty
Yisrfneiren. las @auptselhlf1 1T 6ols.
banrel.
9Ee Flih sebt man in tas 5ers Ser Sar'
mersesenb. Neun Metlen e%nlfernt trift
man eise meifens pom Yelsiern bsieste an.
fsplune. Tort taben bic Yrleer yottobl
cine srpee Mabl, unb Sdsemltle leBtsn
!6erba sebaut uap liefern quite Waars. Dos
Settlement beibt 0ineoln. &ewaunee Co..
bat swet &irhen, Stores unb (. {. 3wDlt
@eilen fIplt9 1T Bic Nnisrcluna Gasco,
ebenfa1s NIT mebreren @e,hdftsbdu!ern.
Gem lfer sntlans maht mai cine Tabrt au
9anbe tn iibliher &iGtuns. uno fommt
mad &epaunee; bann sett Is bur6 Yieree,
cine sertrsute Mniisrluna, NIT bret Yiers In
ben Sse; Sdsemublsn &c. &emaunee lie9t
In einem 9bal unb 1T County, SiB. Die
fattpl,fhe Stride Rebt auf elmer InbSbe:
aud cine quite @6ule tefnbet f6 bort, bic
burh Srbensfhnefern seleitet .pt,b.
SD ihliebe tur eiefmal. tKbsm i'd Dir
nod be &amen Der @eamten bes ct. So.
ltpbs. @ereins ~ Ntnepee mittbeile ; lie bel.
zen, mic fclat:
Mrddtent; S. &nipfsr.
gics graf. 9. N. Simrn,
SecretGr: 81. Rbinart,
Shabmei1er: ". Welfer,
8ctitafter: ST.. 6crnid,
Srantenrirectpr : S. Miiinh.
Itin Treunn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-02-01
1teberf1ebt Ser Gin,panberun9.

Sbrem Gaterfanbe mad tparen bic I'M %
risen Sabre tn New yorf a%nsefrmmenen
Ginuanoerer folgenber Hationalttdt:
@rpbbritanuien.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-20
THE COUNCIL AND THE SCHOOL TA7

The COUNCIL AND THE SCHOOL TAX.
It strikes US that Mayor Wilt is a trife
over sensitive. Otherwise We have no
fault to find with him at present. and he
may be assured of our willingness to en-
courage him and his brother officials in
an independent course Of action in all
matters that the law has left to their dis
cretion.
But we shall not forget. and hope Mr..
Wilt will not. that the Mayor and Ad-
mini5trators are the servants of the people.
employed at an exceptionally high rate of
pay to transact the public business
promptly. Ia matters where information
is required. reasonable delay ought to
be given. but no time should be lost. nor
should there be any unnecessary hesita-
ton. We thought on very late occasion
that the Council was tardy in the perform
ance of a plain duty. and made bold to
say as much, at the same time suggesting
what occurred to US to be the proper rene
bito. " bAAOS@ LdIIISNls lAC -sldJ VI lNACo
no exception. but strongly objects to the
one omitted, which he interprets for US,
however. to be one in which he, as an Off
cial has really no concern. for its applica-
ton would not affect him.
Now it is not necessary for US either to
admit Or deny the solution offered by the
Mayor. but we take this occasion to inform
all concerned that we are very much in
earnest in wishing all our laws properly
enforced and having exact justice done.
There has been too much disregard Of the
statutes: every man who could find any
interest in resisting a law would suggest
doubt rs to It's being constitutional. and
forthwith al! business under it must be
suspended while two lawyers fought it out
il tie courts. from tie lowest to the
highest. It is expected Of competent
officials that they shall have some knowl-
edge Of tie law. and display an alacri;y
il obeyinc it: and when they DO not an
answer this reasonable expectation there
should be a means OF stimulating them or
of holding them to ~. acccUu: Tor tloig
shortcomings.
We appeared in til, 'a&:to-a> tie friend
Of the poor. neglected school teachers
thos. faithful guides Tor our children. TO
whom our SUCCESSORS as :ulers. voters.
trade : and even :liers here Will owe mach
o. the success OF failure that attends their
efforts. Through tie hesitation and. We
may say. .av,lt Of the predecessors OF the
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-20

present Mayor and Administrators no
adequate provision was made to support
the city schools, although the law, If
rightly construed, was ample for the pur-
pose. This caused great disappointment
and suffering, and now that the LAWS made
as plain as words can make it, after the
teachers have suffered privation, nearly
coming to the point of starvation for
year or more. we were naturally impatient
under longer delay. And We are most sim
cerely thankful to Mayor Wilt. and Adj
ministrators Brewster, Calhoun. Fifteen
reiter, Lewis and Turnbull for their action
in voting to suspend the rules and pass the
important resolution authorizing the
school tax Messrs. Schneider and Sturcken
have put themselves on record in oppo5i-
ton, but this act of long-delayed justice
was accomplished without them.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-20
OUR RIVER OUTLET,

The order to reinforce the E5savons
dredgeboat By sending her cnsort, the Me-
Alester, to aid il deepening the bar chan
pe,, should attract the attention Of our
merchants and members Of Congress. The
news that two vessels have been stranded
in the channel vii! fly on the wing, Of the
wire all over the world. and ship owners
may hesitate to dispatch vessels for port
whose access to the sea is 50 uncertain.
When We regard the immense protuct, and
ropUlatior y hose nearest path to the sea
lies through this outlet, We are filed with
astoo:sLmel.. ,La: neither ou7 own citi-
zeus nor the producers Of the interior at
tach the importance 70 its Improvement
which it demands. =
TIE sudden closing of this navigation.
recurring tx. instant aiG Of two ,iredge-
boats, should. We repeat, attrac: attention.
I. is ~ :,.ti.ia:.o: 20 "Ec people Tow
mG:,. they ...e dependent upon tie ,e5,.-
lara,r:orgia;."!! o: federal money 70! the
.x;ste.c.. .: ;L-i. :o:e;.u trade. :;upDo,.
Cong.,.s ...o"il SUSPEND tLi. arprop.ia-
t:o,. :o- o-e var. where would the grain
or co:to, trade Of New Orleans De: There
a,c :.ow direct linz, Of RAJ. and canal
across from, tie Northwest % the Atlantic
coast. There :. a. declared purpose in
C..aa.:a. Ne England and Chicago to
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-20
- IT - .
TICKETS FIFTY CENTS.

emitting the holder TO one admission to the Fair
and a chance in the Grand LOTTERY.
ANY person holding lUmDere. coupon las the
same chance of winning a prize IN the lottery as
those WAC Use thti1 tic~ets 10. admission 70 the
Fair.
The Directors of the Assoc alton having through
a series o. wears resOrl ed TO every mean, il t!leT
power to keep alive and foster this Association go
identified with the Progress and development Of
the resources OF our State AID lnding themsei yes
az present involved to an sXteEt that endaLgers
its very existence, have adopted the following
plan. which to them Seem the only practical am
certain way OfrasiEg funds necessary 70 perpe.lI-
ate this institution and place K upon bass That
VI! enable it 10 continue its course of usefulness
The object of the Association - TO create a re-
newed Interest among ali Classes Of our Cit zens Il
our coming Fair, and al the same time BY offering
large inducements stimulate ne sale of its kels
to an extent that will enable = - 1tG.2e ~.
amount adequ ate to It's pressing wants.
The pan adopted OT the ASSOCIATION IS :ssIe
2t"'"t tickets at hftv cents ticket. :..t. SANE
price as IS usual for admission 20 III. Fal:, y:
coupon attached bearing .,.il! th- -s.,. . *.
emitting the holder 20 one ADMISSION :" o. Fax
tue coupon to BE- retained bT himself.
or the last dar Of the Fii: numbers cores pond
,ng with the number 0: tickets issued -. h-
placed IN wheel, and al, Of the pre-, II another
y len the grand drawing vii. TAX. r.la"e I.ie! The
supervise. OF the following We. know gen.
temec:
I. y. Marks Esq. Pre-. den. OF ~. MrC.a1.cs and
Agricultural. Far Association.
S.:.-W., the undersigned, have r"ce.-.G yoJiI
commune alton asking or aid i. experimenting
the drawing OF the Grand Lottery on IKE FAN
Grounds a. your reXt Far AID tai. recognizing
t.- IN 20. :alce o. the enterprise which 70: As
atIou has labo' ell earnest : 20 estab... ;,i
1'a"Ting the pan you have adopted I" be 'ioI
"uyi,y practical and we. vort'lc :he confidence
ana support Of ~" y. ,c. C..e.:Ii..y comp VIA
vow reaI"s:.
Hop: :o,.r A--"..a.o:. rl.- .:;: il. {; - pa
Il. T..: earnest: sought f8r, ". I.i..a.,. W.
= -. g.-,.C.. very truly your.
GENERAL &. 7. f'.AtHE1ARD.
HON. L A. WITT
&av"T .: 'itgof Nv "r..l:s
Cra's: c,ra:ao. ESQ. :a'l:cE Irwin. E-r
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-20
THE TAX LAW.

"Barister," whose other name IS TN
doubtedly ''Briehess, first attempts TO
explain and then proceeds to denounce
the tax law of the Legislature to the read
ers of the Picamlne in such a fashion that
it would be an offense in us not to LET the
patrons of the REPUBLICAN know the sub
stance of his pleadings. The Peoples Or
gan" is the special mouthpiece ola very I'M
fortunate class humankind according to its
and their own showing, and ''Barister' is
undoubtedly one of the most miserable.
since he not only confesses to wholesale
partnership in all the injuries that have
befallen ''this people" but proves his
right to the same by establishing his inca
pacity to '.ge: in out of the weather.
even with Il comfortable protection III
plain sight. II IS impossible TO reason
with such men or such organs. since their
orbit of intelligence is outside Of all cal
culation or restraint by TIE us;.a! process
Of intellectual discovery.
The new tax law is a a:onstrcs:ty. and
IS tearfully unconstitutional. because it
forces the tagdy citizen 70 adjust his d.
tics to tie State according 70 the cont:ac:
which he made with the community wheI
h. entered into i. 1t is Ho.s.ro!:s'
because it prescribes that the delinquent
shall be deprived during his delinquency
of the right to avail himself Of tie benefits
Of the judiciary which lie te:Us.a to pay
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-20
EXECUTIVE ORDER.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Executive Department.
Nnu- Drlaana Ml-rl = lR-A y

STATE OF LOrisrASA)
Executive Department.
New Orleans, March y, 1873. )
I. having come to my knowledge that assess
ments for taxes have heretofore been unequaly
made. and that marked favOritism has been shown
to individuals to the detrimept of the general we!
fare and the interests of the State, and being des!r
Gus that each citizen shall bear his proportion of the
burden of supporting the State government. and
no more:
hereby give notice TO al State assessors that
discrepancies errors or omissions. such as have
been complained of. will hencefOrward be cons:d
cred sufficient cause for the immediate removal o;
the delinquent officer. All errors and omissions
in existing assessment rolls Will be promptly
corrected. provided for by law.
Given under my hand aad the seal Of The Stat"
hereunto attached this seventeenth day of March.
in the year of orr Lord eighteen hundred and sew
enty three. and of the independence OF tie uni,ed
States the ninety seventh.
WILLIAM 7. KELLOGG.
By the Governor:
WILLIAM WEEKS
.,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-20

open the st. Lawrence to the sea. If these
outlets be made adequate to vent the pro-
ducts Of the Northwest, there will be no
longer motive to appropriate dredge
money to open the mouth of the Missis-
sippi.
Here is reason why our representatives
in Congress should examine the possibility
OF an outlet ship canal. They should in
troduce bill and press it with their ut
most influence. Our merchants aud prop
erty holders are much more interested in
this matter than they seem to think. They
have timely warning: let them not
neglect it. The whole upper country
having other outlets, and the power Of ap-
preparation passing into other hands, the
annual appropriation for dredging may be
suspended. The possibility Of this evil
may be avoided by cutting canal. This
neglected. the opportunity may pass away
forever.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-20

The weekly weather chronicle from the
Chief signal Office. division Of kilograms
and reports Tor the benefit Of commerce
and agriculture. giving ageneral summary
Q! the weather. for the week ending the
fifteenth instant. has been received.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-20

Hon. John P. Jones, the new Senator from
Nevada, contemplates erecting an elegant
private residence in Washington for oceu-
pancv by himself and family.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-20

Paris has band OF robbers led by boy
of fifteen. They have committed eighty
thefts, with violence, and at least six mur-
ders. Three of the band are females.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-20

The sheriff of the parish of Orleans sells
r.. auction this day. at 1890 a. NJ, on the
premises. No. 80 ITALIA street. between
Magazine and Camp. First District, furni'
turc and moyabes.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-20

Figaro says that Helen Josephine Mans
field is the bert dressed woman III Paris,
and gives delightful receptions to her gen
flemep friends.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-20

/ meetin. of the stockholders OF the Or
ieans Railroad Company viii be held on
the twenty first of April. 10 deliberate on
the proposed increase of capital stock and
amendment to article eight Of the charter.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-20

A Michigan girl drew a $1,000 farm at
gift concert recently. A number OF Michl-
''ganders" have applied for the position OF
chief manager already.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-20

Attendance at the theatres was small last
night. in consequence of the rain during the
day and the unpleasant prospects toward
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-20

The highest point of the Thermometer
yesterday afternoon was 49, at Shreveport
when it was 76' at Indianola, - at Nicks.
burg, c. at Cairo, and 6i at New Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-20

The Chicago papers are waking up to the
fact that there is altogether too much straw
bail in their administration of justice III
that city.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-20

A Roman paper says the King of Italy
has been warned by the British govern
,nent to be on his guard, because plot
against his life has been formed in London.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-20

The Thomas Sherlock left Cincinnati for
New Orleans last Saturday with the best
trip since the war. She had over 1900 tons
Of freight. at good rates, and about fifty
ilassengerS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-20

Lord Lytton's personality has been sworn
under $4,000. Among lis requests was
one 70 Lady Sherburnc Of diamond ring
which had belonged TO his mother. from
whom he inherited the name Of Lytton and
tLc estate Of Kpebwortil.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-20

In Japan whole crop of newspapers is
beginning to spring w. The japanese are
also learning something about the liberty OF
Che press, as many of the papers have been
already suspended by the government.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-20

Senator Chandler Is SO delighted with his
grandson that he has settled $4,000 on him,
and offers the same sum for all the future
,yranda oIs
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-20

"A fast a. the cars Of the Crescent City
railroad line are repaired they are supplied
viii! change gates. which are inserted in
Tie glass part of the drivers door. They
are 10: ornamental but are convenient.
They are no. an infringement on the Slaw
-. .,lt.r.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-20

What is the difference between the duties
OF valet and the duties Of a nurse! The
first brushes ones hat, and the other brushes
ones brat.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-20

A business-like young lady of twenty-five
in Waterloo, Michigan, got $ll 900 cash in
hand from her bridegroom of eighty before
fhe marriage ceremony,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-20

We have received from Senator West the
report of Senator Carpenter. of the Com.
Ini.tee OF Privileges and Elections OF the
United States Senate, to whom was referred
Tie Louisiana question.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-20

japanese letter-carriers trot over noun
taius and plains at the rate Of sixty miles
a dav.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-20

Beecher had an audience Of 1854 Roches.
ter. and the society realized 81 !. after pay
Ing expenses.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-20

There are probably no: far from 5000 nail
machines in actual working in the United
States,