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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-07-31

cisty named Hip Yee Tong" formed for
the purpose of the prosecution of a traffic
IN Chinese women to be sold into livct, Of
prostitution. Seven members were arr stcd.
but the society consists of $50 members.
and the officers are searching for the others.
The following are the circumstances lead.
ing to the discovery. Several weeks since
the chief of police received letter from,
three Chinese girls, which translated, read
as follows: This letter is written at our
wish. We are three poor girls kept BY an
old man. All Can, and an old woman, ALI
Die, as slaves to make money"
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FRANCE.
The Future Policy of Mac ,Nahon.

PARIS, July 3O.-It is commonly reported
that Marshal MacMahon will retain the
presidency but six months Ion Der, when he
will resign and return to the command Of
the army. 1t isconsidered certain that the
republican form Of government will be sue.
ceeded by monarchy, and it is deemed es.
sential that MacMahon, who possesses & reat
influence with the army, should be in com.
mand upon the occasion OF the chan ye,
The extreme lett centre intends to agitate
the question of the dissolution of the As.
sembly in the provinces during the recess.
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SUMMARY,

The second race was for horses that had
never beaten 2:45. for purse of $500.
$3.50 to the. first, 1875 to the second, 1925 to
the third, $3.50 to the fourth.
This proved the most exciting race of the
meeting. Clementine was the favorite, but
Little Longfellow had hackers. The former
won the first heat. but was fifth in the sec.
ond and third, when forl play being sus.
pected the judges ordered Budd Doble o
drive Clementine, who won the next heat.
The drivers Of Berts and Longfe]low were
also changed by order of the judges.
The fifth and last heat was intensely ex.
citing. Clementine and Berta came up
on the home stretch under whip, neck and
neck, the former winning by half a length.
Walter third and Longiellow fourth. The
crowd was greatly excited, and chcored
and shouted. What was most remarkable
was the fact that Ciementiue won the heat
in 2Sh.
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The Chester Guards.

q; meeting Of this company. heil at
steptoe's Hall las: evening, the following
officers were elected: William J. Steptoe,
captain: 8. S. Francisco, first lieutenant;
X, NJ. Labostrie, second lieutenant. Sixty
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The remperafrre.

The thermometer at Lo2is Frigerios 3,
No. 5o Chartres street, yesterday stood a.
follows: At A. NJ, s0o; at 2 p. H., 80;
at r. NJ, 790. Lowest point during the
night of July %, 7io. Rainfall July 3O'
one aud oue-tenth of an inch
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HOTELS.
INEAGARDEN HOTEL.
Mississippi City, Mississippi,

Having been put in complete order, is open FOR
che reception of guests. Induce meuts are offered
% IL .1lies as the rOon:s unusually large and
airy. wharf and bath-hOCse have been erected,
giving ample accommodations for bathing. The
Jlotel helng directly open to the Gulf of Mexico.
Salt bathing is at all times assured oysters fish,
crabs, fruit and vegetables III abundance. IL g.
graph Office at the fo-e enables guests to eoinrlu.
cate with all parts of the world
Terms-Per month, SAD per day. So 80.
LUNCH HOUSE, separated from the hoteY for
she accommodation OF Passengers by the trains,
will he kept III the best STYLE
lNt In J. q. NIXON. Ennacee
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On CarOndeiet street.

There IVES considerable angry talk on
the street yesterday about a payment of
certain warrerts to the amor1t of about
$4,000. Many persons seemed to think it
was con..ary to the declared policy OF the
Auditor. 1t is not so. They were old war
rants-not of the year 1873 They had all
been examined, found to have the proper
vouchers, were all registered except two,
which were thrown, out, aud were on funds
properly appropriated. Mr.. Clinton sent
list Of them with clerk and the money to
the Treasurer, with the statement that he
could see no reason why they should rot be
paid. They were paid except few, whose
holders were in New York. The funds
used in paying these back warrants were
back tax funds. and were properly used for
that purpose. 3
The object in paying them in this manner
was to prevent glut Of claimants for every
$1,000 that reaches the treasury.
These warrants were paid in the order of
Their registered numbers, from 299 to 40
They*were not all the property of one
broker or person,but were owned by half
dozen or more, az follows:
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BY TELEGRAPH,
WASHINGTON.
4ecretary ReiknaD.

Secretary Beiknnp.
WASHINGTON, Jr'y 30.-Secretary Bel
Enap retu ns Tomorrow.
shipping Postal Cards.
One million postal cards were shipned
from the factory at Spring ield Yesterday.
lhe Company are now p. .ntiog 900, 900 deily.
PardOns Confirmed by the President.
The President has confirmed the pardons
recently r, commended by the Attorney
Genera. The papoi+ have been sent TO the
State Department, and orders for heir !.
lease VIII b ISSUE ;rne 'at IL.
The Charleston Collector.
Genera Worthn. on leaves tonight for
Charlest On to assume charge of the or u ,ul.
house.
The OHodoc..
Careful innui J at the Br-eau of Justice
and other Otncfs d'1covers no official or up-
official report of the judicial result against
The MOdocs.
Governor Davis Leaves for Home.
Governor Da> s of Texas left here to.
hight for that State. He represents that at
any time be cor d have placed in the No. n
the $4,000 Texas bonds at eighty cent,
but expects within th'ru' DAYS to plsr
them at rinetJ cents. While here he DR..
sented documents and made statements ,.
several depar inentq. which, he thir Ks, Will
lead to the removal from office of Postmss-
ter Clarke, at Galveston, Postmaster Whit
tlesy, at Houston, and Major Och''tree
na -s1a' OF the Eastern District OF TeA.,.
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Time-2:30, 2:29l4 2:3aA 2:2Sla.
The last race was a rupu;ng race, for .
purse of $500. 1t was won by Mary L in
three straight heats, Flash second, George
Sterling third, and Lorena fourth. Time
lac. lash, l:49A.
The GOodv<Ood Races.
LONDON, July 30.-The race for the Good.
wood stakes to-day was won by Ublan.
Hippias second and Ruffie third The bet.
ting at the start was five to one against
Chlan, ten to one against Hippias and
twenty five to one against Rutfie. Nineteen
horses ran.
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NEW ORLEANS, RED RIVER
LANDING
ALEXANDRA LINE OF UNITED STATES EAIL
COiCHES

4 Concord Coach will leave Red River Landing {,
Louisiana, EVERY SUNDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY. at . P. NJ. on the arrival of the packets
KATIE, FRANK PARGOUD and EATCEEZ from
Rev Orleans, for Smsport Moreauville, Maasura,
Garksville, Evergreen, Cheneyville, Lecompt. 81.
SjvnS At Alexandria at A. NJ next morning, max.
llg close connection with stages for NatcLitoches
Louisiana, San Augustine and NacOgdoches, Texas
The mall eaves Red River Landing DAILY for
Che above places.
apr sm B. H. PETERSON, Prolrietse
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CRIME.
The Stubborn Prisoner Surrenders.

AuC ouEFcuUeras
New YORK. July 30.-Wes Allen uncou.
ditonally surrendered at Sing Sing yester.
day. was removed 10 a cell where he can do
70 harm, and will be taken to Auburn in
the next batch. IL will be remembered
that he threatened to explode can of nj. %
Glyccrine.
Fratricide at Newark.
Jame, and Alexa 1der Bjrrjl, brothers.
quacTeled u their house at Newark, last
night. Alexsn nder stabbed James in the
bres. with an old shoe knife, killing him
almost instantly. Alexander, who was
lltlle Intoxicated, fled, but afterward sur
rendered hiuself to the police. Nobody
wiines sed the fight but the aged mother Of
the Birlilis.
Shot While Under Arrest for Rape.
LouIsI LIE, July 30.-A negro named
Isham Miller, charged with rape, was shot
End ki'led in Marion county few days
s'nce. The officers went to arrest him, and
finding him in field, ordered him to ac-
compsuy them. Miller started with them.
when gr1 in the hands of one OF the ar
resting party went OFT, the contents enter
'ns Miller's body, causing death IN an hour.
The officer claims that the gun was dis
charged accidentally. and surrendered him.
self tor trial.
A Small Boy Makes Big steal.
ST.. LOUIS, july 30.-It has Just come to
Ii ght that valise containing $3S, ,OOG worth
of Lima Mining stock, of California, which
was left at the Atlantic and Pacific railroad
office last Friday evening, by George BURY
and S. A. Christie, was robbed that night |
by street Arab, thirteen years of age, who |
sneaked into the Office while it was being
scrubbed out by the woman who takes care |
of it; $40, 900 worth of the stock has been
recovered and the thief arrested.
An Infamous Society Of Chinamen.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 3O-The authorities |
to-day discovered positive evidence of the |
existence in this city of secret Chinese 60
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THE TURF.
The Second DAYS Race NJ

The second Days Race at Cleveland.
CLEVELAND, July 3O.-The second day's
races opened with favorable weather and
large attendance. fully 10000 people being
on the erornd.
The 4rst race was for horses that had
never beaten 2:2l; $1,000 to the first, $l375
to the second, aud So25 to the third. Three
entries.
Judge Fullerton was the favoyite SlOO to
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Patrons of Husbnndry in Vvtsconsin.
OSHKOSH CITY, Wis, July 3O.-The ex-
scutive committee of the Wisconsin State
jrange, the Patrons of Husbsndry, at q
CONTINUED on FOURTH PAGE.l
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James Carter VS.. Steam Tug Eairiieid-No.

ISTHE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT D Is
= trict OF Logsiana.-Bv virtue of an order of
S2urt 10 me directed in the above entitled suit.
~. NJ, proceed 10 sell to the highest bidder SAT-
GIapAf, august 2, 1873, at twelve O'Clock NJ, at
tns nan entrance to the Customhouse, OF Canal
S,eet, between OL Levee and Peters streets in
sn1ss scIty the following described property viz
TEE STEAM TUG FAIRFIELD her tackle Ell.
S,ies etc. as she now lies in the Old Basin near
Giaibsrne street in this city.
Iertle-Cash in United States funds at the time
United. States Marshal. Office New Orleans
July DC. 1873 PsCKARn
1yz' - II aul3 United States Marshal
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q. S. MARSHAL'S SALES,

ID. L. NlcCan Il SON vs.. Steamboat Nav.
flower her tackle, etc-No. 10 $50
TN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COrRr
L District of Leuisara-By virtue OF aa oy,i.r
OF court 20 me directed Ill the above en-.
titled su!t, will proceed to sell to the hiches.
bidder. on THURSDAY, July 81, 1873, at twelve
louse, Canal street, between Old Levee aud
Peters streets, in this city
THH STEAMBOAT MAYFLOV FIR. her tackle etc
Tercs-Cash at time of adj Indication
United States Marshal's office. New Orleans
Swel-iieth day Of july. lS'2.
s. 3, PACKARD
lV2u :, 2t 81 United States Marshal
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MISCELLANEOUS.


Pursuant 70 the provisions rf al act Of Congress,
ApproTed March g. 1873. authorizing the cOnstI,Ic
tor ot bridge acres. the Missis issipr river at st.
Louis. Missouri, by the ST. CAR am. Carondelet
Bridge Company, the aforesaid CON pany hereby
gives notice to all concerted that t.ey WILL on or
before the tenth day ot July next, submit TO the
Secretary of War, for Ii. examination and ap-
provel, design for a pc bridge, consisting
OF two channel spans o: six hundred feet each,
and two end spans of three hundred feet each,
with elevation of on- Hundred .eet above low
wafer mark. They will also f e a map giving the
proposed location of the biJge. the topography of
the banks of the river a. hiyh and o~ water the
direc ton Of the current at al stages. and the
6Ouldings, showing accurately the Oed OF the
etream and furnishing sccc other information as
may be required for fu.! aad satisfactory under-
standing OF the subject ~ lie Secretary of War.
By order of Board of Directors &c the st. Clair
NJ HENDERSON, Secretary.
St Louis Mo-. June 50, 1873. jyl2 30ts
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sCMlfAR Y.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-03
Die 8eiunoheitsaeieke.

IS lit nusloS, blE StaGts=Se9istaturen @eiess fir
Die Sr5altuns Ger Seiunobeit oes Bublitums eeben,
lpenn oas 9to5e @ries Der SclbfterbaItun9, oefieu
SolJiebuns pom benz BileH bes SnbiDibuum5 oh.
biR9t, Gin tooter Su4ltabe bleiben bari. Ss sicbI
in oteIem 2aaee fuum ea crmatiene5 mdnnilhes
ooer luetblide5 Nilt9lIeo oes Bublifums, meltne5
nidt ihon 3eu9niiir Su @unfteu Don Spfettet's
WGsenbittsrem ssiepen bat, Die Don Rerionsn en-
ertannt bobsn tt0uscs in Der 0iienibaft, 2iteratur,
Stunt, i'm 9anhcl ui.o isoem 9einaits ,fuei9e uuo &c.
lebrtcn 8truf aus ssFt,ut unp uutsr3eltn.t norosn
fino. 0uie 3eu9sn babeH in Den auebridli6iteH
Borten eIflGrt, DGB bisis yiIibur9 cine S6uBWfbr
ss9en epieemiibe Stantbeitsn, Gin madtiss6 Uiittel
se8en llnoetoauli0teit, cine usrtboole antibilioie
Vtent3ln, tin appetlttrre9er, tin 3utrd3li9es uno
b~atrlloies Relbmitiel, etuc CUTE Gcclimatiiationss
WteSiJin, Ella gteruenzS tGrtungsmittel, Gin al9emeis
mes 9rdItisunesmtttsI, Gin SbuB sssen bic na6lbet-
li9en &SirtuRsen Der Wtdlaria uno unreinen Daiiers
it, uRo oaS fe ben 9cbeusfrditen ctHen 9rao bon
Stdrte uno Gbdtigtsit uerleibt, Der bur6 tcin anb, res
Der in 9ebrauh bcfinelttcn St6rtunass uno Waeens
mlttsl eeiudbrt ptro. liner bteien l1mItinben ioute
bos Raturseiet Der SeIbferbaIturs ieeer p~erniinflts
gen Berfon, UsIde tbsls fuessn innspobnsnbsr
S6udGltGteit obsr In Tol9e beiisn, oas fe urses
funten S%irfiiien a~us9eirst tplrb, in 9eiabr febt,
ben eroBteH iroiiter Sc9eH, Die 9eiurobeIt, 81 pers
Iieren, bic Widtisfeit bee @ebraudes bss Sitttren
as elmer Shuslneoitin lebren. Btrbauungsleioenbe,
fpel9e "a su ueriu6en untssloien, fino ~serabeBu ibre
st9enen 5eines. @s prb %sarantirt. bas es ans 5ors
men Der unueroaulitteit beilt, unb RE @aIentetoenz
Den uno Reruenidpaden peroeu i'm sunsen Berslt
ben. ole ibnsn ioIde AbbiIis ~ssrudbren miro.
T1-S2t6ml
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-03
SecmiIGte Seriate .

Hems0or t, 2. 9pril.-Gin entietlidei
Sorfau ereiSuete iih nm Monta9 gtafmit.
tage in eiuem Sauie in Gpsrionltr. in groof;
Inn. Die Spet nod lu9eubIihen S6bne bee
Srn. Sas. Wont9Omerp, bon II reip. 8 Sob.
rem, gcrietben in ibrem flnoiihen llebermutf
onf Die 9rauenhafic Sbse, Elm iogenauntes
ySdngeipiel" 81 ipieleu. Der dltere &nabt
ioqte Softer oarileQeu uno Der iiin9ere woQts
Den Sentersoienlt Delieben. Sas @noe zines
SeileS mar nm etnen OaAbalten bes Sber.
booens 9elfluugeu, eiie Sdleife geidiirSt, in
melf)e Der aeltere ieinen SalS itedte. Oar.
auf lieB CT iid) bon einem erb0bteu @eger-
ltanb berab uno i'm 9tu bate lih bic Sdleift
Su einsm nidlt Su l0iencenS noten suiammen.
9esogen. Sa 6eralbere ben sappelnoen8 ruoel
niht oarallS beireieu fonnte, lief er anaiter.
fiiut bcrunter uro melbete Der Glteren S6ne.
lter, oabSameS oben iite unO idlate, er tonne
ibn ntdIt srlpeden. AlS man ami ben Sous
boeen elite, lamb man BEN Sungen erbroiielt.
gSeld)' cine entietlite @aruung
- Der Central. &Grper beS ySuno Salbs
insSano" belt am Wontag absnbe in ben
yGermattiaz 4iIsmblp. GoomS" ietne i1brlids
8eneraluerlammlung inter benz Brdtoium
beS 9rn. Ssrmann 8ode ab, nabm Die Sab
reSberidte pcS Superintcnoenteu s. Seioel
lino Der auoeren Beanten eutsesen nnO CT
mdbtte ielne biSberigen Oirettoren wieber fir
eth mettereS Sabr. Ser 8uuo repr6ientirt
lsst Elm Seriiherunss. Capital bon 81, $780,
600, bat $1,000 oils llnterftieuns b.t Sooes.
tdls1 unS S2672 fir &ranfsn9sioer i'm per-
IloNsnen Sabre ansoe5ablt. Ser ueberiauB
in Der 8ranteufaie betrast s256O SO.
Stofes.) - @eitern Worasu reaiffrirts
Sobn Sparfs, Glert Der Court Of Snsr NM
Strminsr, baS YroseB : Yrotofou uub bic
amenbirte y8iG Of @reptions" i'll Stofes' Sp.
pelation in Der @ouutp.@ lert's Office. 9ies
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Son SungOr, Wiuiue, &eabing.
Semi, uuo anoern Srteu lte9t peiters &unOe
iibtr Die iebte Sturnflutb uOt. Su Dtaine
befIratet man i'll 6olse bcS auStrittes css
Yenobacot unO in Yennigiuanten III SOIge
beS Substitutes res S4ugltia sroBe Serbees
ruilaen.
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Sine SerIGumpuna bcS ,Simerican"
0caen Baltimore.

Die llrtltdllOe 5irlllgen unS, bier sillen 9es
genltauO Uifentlld) 81 beipredjen, meld)cn eil
tG9lides Slatt, Oa8 bon alien @lieocrH eirer
6an1llie aeleleu miro, meldes ben Sa3 iibcr
oiieu uuo irel auf benz 6arliltentll6e liegt,
itsts nit GROCER Soriift tehaneeln muB,
Den IS aber bennOt nitt iguoriren bari,
mil IS aubers lelner Selimmun9 getreu blei,
ben unb Dem tQQliden 2cbtu ais SpieQel, Ser
&abrbeit unp DIientiiden Ntoral ais Seldiit.
isr, BET gerlaumoun9 unD @emeinBett ais
tur6tIoler Setdmpier bienen.
Su Der auSipGrti9en Erelie, BEGINNERS i'm
Siiben cirfuliren IN nclersr 53eit piebcrbolt
Bcli6te iiber Die in Baltimore berrld)enDe
entieelldle 9mnoralttGt, Die iiA ifIisBlidD
oabiu suipteteu, DaB pielelbe belonoers in bic.
ii9en SUdteridulen 8lae 9e9rliien babe. Die
Saltimorer SageSpreie murbe als bic Suele
fir btele 9eriitte augegeben, melbe i%elbltuer<
lidnolld in perlhiebenen liioliden Samilien,
Ole hire S0hter nod Baltimore geianot, 9roBc
Iufre9ung beroorrleftft, uno sablreite 9iat.
fraQel bon uerihiepenen Seiten ueranlaBteu.
Der Geranlaiung i'll benz ganseu Sarnl
eab ~folsenoe 2epei9e oeS rSualO" III It-
lanta, @a.:
Gdrecflid,c Jmnprdlitdt.
Wai btngtOn, q. YtGrs. Die bcutiaen Wtpr:
QPHDlQIIeC SuiIlINUIc y tUlVutItR UlIlltl, lUtWut uuI
zine itredlide SmmOraIitdt in Wtarplanoer 1Ddter.
ihulen teuten, beren @injelnbeiten Elm nmii6sreifen ppu
SitsnIuiisteit uno ~gertommenbsit %anoeuten, wetes
9eraoe,u entiesIib tit. Die @roB gel hpOrenen neroer
elne grinolide Inter ludur9 peranltdltcu uro Die SGuls
bigen in Mntla9e pTieben. Wttt!lerpeile herribt elm
f0rmIitsr Yanit ar allen Samilien, ipelte 20dter III
$altimorsr StuItn baber.
Oteie yadriht purbe in Der gar3en iii0li-
den Breiie copirt uub beiprod)en uuo fonrte
Hidt Derfeblen, aQenthalben 4ufmertiamfeit,
III Baltimore aber g~erubcsu Staunen III errez
gen. Die Salttmorer ,SileS" muroeu eiirig
uuterludt, uno mon tonnte nirgenbS elllen
Sertdt iiber eerartige l3uitdnbe ftuben,
iuobl aber euthlelt Der yImerican" pom Is.
WfGrs elner Ialbuu9&uolen 2eitartifel
iiber yOie Vafer, nGldje inter Rem Iiirnib Der
9eieQlbait ldlulnmern, uno BON oeueu man
IN reipeftabieu 4reiIen nur f~liiIterno ipridt."
Sn bielenl Irtifel erfldlt Der .4negicau,"
baB uotOriide Srauen;immcr Gin GeldGit
blraus MAIDEN, Iunge yiGodjen burd) SCR.
%iptedun9en in SGlisr Der Sd]auoe III lcteu,
uuo DaB bieieS @eidGit in jeOer Strabe Der
Staot bliibt. Shlisblid) ipiro in benz Irti>
fel aeiaet, baB b~eionper8 ole SGiilerinnen
Der Dfliheu Standardization isbr oft ioIAe
eebeimuiBpolle @Irfulare srbielten, uno eaB
oieie Sbatiahen ben Grobgeihoreneu reht
iuobl befannt ieieu. - Die Yointe oes 4rtis
tells setste iofOrt, porauf Der uImerican"
binausmolte uro ertlQrt aud), baB Der Ittiz
fef, peld)er in einenl aroere1 Vlatte ln0 urls
ter aubereE llmItdneeu cine f0rmlidDe 4ufrs.
auua bier berooreerufea baben niirbe, ME
tiae taube 0uB unbeadtet Su SOoeu fiel. 0as
vublifunl lit 81 isbr baran 6sp0bat, Don
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-03
0Nu;Ennn.

Sc nnierljegt tein,m 3weifel. baB has Sci
lo9g'ihe Commencement in 2OuiIlona iiA lnehI
uno mehr beieitlQt. @tuer Der @epelie bier
iiir iii tas Sd)sittr1 Der ACKNOWLEDGING
Nie proisttirt mar. 2icyicm Srlsunitr y0snt:
ide I3eituug" lagt barber: n9te SteucrUcr.
iueigeruug tit "a f~aluire'' ridt nllr in 9ten.
Orleans. ~iorosru aud in ben ganb-0 iitriften,
Die riiditdnbigen Steuern, Qnf OCren Gin
t~reibuug @ouueruenr Scllog9 briu9t iint
idon ieit 1863 riiditdnoia urb Die groBer
@runobefiter unO @tidGft8teute iibsrall i'm
Staate fauften bic BON Der &ellog9. esierunl
au59el1euten nsuen @arrant5" nit 81 Gents
pom !Suncert auf nm 0omit ibre Staats.
iteuern on bic &cIog9'idsn Stcuereinrebmer
81 bejallen, wGbreno Die dltersn bon &ars
mouth au8aciteltcu D@orrants" bon 1865
bis aui 80 Gents u0m Dollar berabgsiunten
limb"
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Die ct. gouiler rs # |. go #" (Sdur5l
permabrt iid 9esen Die 3umutbuns Der raot.
fallen Preiie, oaB fc Der llberalen Yartei Den
9fliden s~ereubet babe uuo on Den alien polts
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Ofuiitfeife iirb in uolem @anse. Die ySdnz
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Weuer Saunerciu.

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UNI bic Se1mten trDd6lt peroen. SIN auitraoe:
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