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RPx--En Route.
MEMPHIS. February 81, $50 I.

MEMPHIS. February 81, $50 I. u.
To Bathurst. L.rd High Chamberlain:
His majesty the King Of the Carnival.
accompanied by his personal suite and mIl-
itary escort. jnst EN- barked on the new
steamer Brilliant Will arrive in the capt
tai At IL A. NJ. Mardi Gras. Movements II
the royal party have been very quiet. Very
few people aware of their presence. De
parture of steamer very sudden. Excited
considerable indignation among merchants
unable to get their bills of lading ready.
and unconscious of the cause. His majesty
is in excellent health, and impatient to
reach his capital. Lord High Admiral still
suffering FROM the gOut; Lad to be carried
on board in a litter. All well.
ISPLANTT.
Secretary in Ordinary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-23

A boy in Paris can discover animalcui"
in water when it il entirely invisible TO she
naked eye of others. To show that there 10
no deception, he draws from the water what
he sees, and on microscope beng applied
to it the correctness and power os Aia sighs
L. nHnlnf.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-23

The contract for reporting and publishing
III. congregational debates 70, the ensuing
sin years. beginning March =, 1873. has
been awarded 90 Mr. William j. murtagh.
the lowest bidder. Ms. Eurtgh vas ono
OF the early preprietors OF the Washington
RrnilbHrup.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-23
GlgicaS Saznr.

Some people. who are up to mischief, de-
hgh. 20 play tricks upon travellers. but
Messrs. Hartz Il Levy. Of No. !42 Canal
street. have favored this city with tricks
for travellers and our own residents. Their
advertisement announces the character OF
the tricks. but to purchase some of them
would give a more practical idea Of their
value as amusements.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-23


VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL EsTAfs At
AUCTION BIT THE SHERIFP.-We call atten-
ton to the saLes az auction. to be made to-
morrow at noon. at the Merchants and
Auetionesrs' Exchange. Royal street, by tn"
sheriff OF tLe parish OF Orleans. Said
sales comprise
I. Two lots Of ground. with all the bufld-
irgs and improvements thereon. situated in
the First District OK this city, on Julia
street, between R.chehave and Dorgenois
streets.
.. A lot OF ground. with al the buildings
and Improvements. situated in said district.
on Julia street. between Carondelet and
| Baronne streets.
3. A lot of ground. with tho buildings
and improvements thereon, situated ia said
| district, in fAubourg AnnunciatiOn, on st.
James street. between Felicity road and st.
John Baptist street.
Z. Three lots of ground, With the build
| ings and improvements thereon, situated IN
| faubours Avart. Sixth District OF this city,
/ on Pitt street. One OF said lots forms the
\ corner of Pitt and Robert streets.
;. And two lots of ground, with all tha
improvements thereon, situated on the right
bank Of the Mississippi river. on Webster
! avenue. between Market and Jackson
/ streets.
For full particulars and terms ses sdves-
| tisements.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-23
NEw YORK.

Wcarhss Very Gold Id-CeIebrs:ioH Of the
Day.
New YoKs. February .2.-Westher very
cold; wind strong and north west. Danger
signals on the weather bureau.
Nearly ali the places Of business are
closed. Salutes were fred By the forts.
Arrived-Steamships Terry, Mississippi,
New Orleans and Regulator
Four thousand of the United American
Mechanics aud thirteen councils OF the
American Protestant Association paraded
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-23

The climate Of Alaska. heretofore con.
sidered frigid beyond the growth of even
the more hardy garden vegetables, is said
70 be growing warmer in the pas: ten years.
Apple trees. trsnsplanted from California
five years age have. it is said. already 6orae
frnit
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-23

Mrs. Jenkins who 10 widow. and rather
poor. makes no secret of her feelings for an
old bachelor who has q very large farm and
a comfortable dwelling. She says she loves
the very ground he wake on, and azores
the house he lives ino Something like true
ioyr that
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-23

An iowa doctor last week thoughtfessly
lanced pimple on patients nose with his
vsosinating lancet. 1. took beautifully.
but the patient cay. tina. both Tor appear
aucs and comfort be would prefes TO have
aIaalf-nox
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-23

It4ly hos nineteen illustrated pspets, with
sn aggregate circulation OF 5000 copies.
E..- 3f the political dauiss Of Isaly have
. circulation OF oger 1900, and the COM
pensst:en paid 20 editors and reporters q
vary skau.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-23

Pennsylvania sloats over the richness OF
ur. Mary Ann Eeichert. of Ashland. the
circumference OF whose sylph-:ike waist Is
,igh. inches Rore than her hcight, and who.
if she were uniadyiIke enough t" kick any
thing, wouldn't kick the beam for tive S.un-
Erpi uouuds
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-23

IN view of the large number Of cofofed
peopio who are emigrating, Virginia plan
ters want the Legislature TO make it pun
lshabIe ofense for foreign agents to iDcIte
the .a5Ur:ny classes 20 leave the State
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-23

As 'le Philadelphia courts have decided
that steam whistles must not bo blown
"itpin the corporation limits some OF the
worLstops arc putting IN goncs that can be
heard t." ;~tIes. tn AZ renewing tbs Aui
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-23

Charles Francis Adams has accepted the
invitation OF the New York State Legisla
tuce % deliver the address GA the occasl' .
Of the memorial service by the State in
benor Of the late William Il. Sevars. The
time has nc: Vet been fixed.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-23

Running short OF talk" while calling On
MIS- sweetness, brilliant idea struck Kan
cas- youth. "One thing Is certain" said he;
'if don't go over the plains this spring,
III marry and raise crap"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-23

lt appears that that eccentric genius,
James Irving Crabbe, has engaged beau
tiful Bohemian belle 20 sell his Hinss oo's
Erracrdinafy at the corner Of Canal and
Csrondelet streets.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-23

The attention of our readers is called 20
the announcement OF the election of officers
of shs Seventh Ward Independent RepUb'
NnSn Clnh
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-23

a widow at Lynn, Massachusetts,, mort
gagged her house and lot, invested 500 IN a
lottery and didn't draw q cent She is now
making linen coats at forty cents each.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-23

Mrs. Malone, Of Macon, Georgia has
wound up housekeeping by throwing one II
her children into the fire, hattening the
other BY .itt!ng on it. and caving il he1
husbands head with club.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-23

sfarsI Grns at Memphis Heavy .Hdss
.neUs Aeainst w TaS COitectsS- -SRGW
Nnrfh and fsnsk-fiEeS.


North and f.nstFiBes.
MEMPHIS. February 22.-Ihe city !s rap
idly nliing to attend the Carnival. T"le'
grams from all points are pouring in TcS
roOfns at the hotels Over $4,000 maskFIs
will be in tho procession on Tuesday night.
ArraD gements have been utde to receive
the Governors and 4.egislatureH Of ATkap-
sas and Tennessee.
Judge Ueiskell, Of the First Circuit CrurS.
today rendered decision against Niliiaue
SIC bran, late county tax collector and so
curilies, for nearly $4,000
PHILADELPHIA, February 22.-The nafN
part OF st. Petersburg, Clarion county,
Ppnnsvryania, was burned this morning.
Tn. Opera House, hotels, postoffioe ana
telegraph office were al! destroyed by she
fire.
Heavy snow North and East.
vt. LOUIS. February 22.--Tha Tufian
chief Setting Bull was killed AZ Fort Pseh
Mountain yesterday by i. half breed inter"
prefer.
The Presidents residence. six miles !E"bA
this city, nAs destroyed TO Gay b! !iva. Ma
insurance.
The Missouri House has patsec II Feso!n'
ton exouaratin, NJ. bogv ir"ln the charge
of bribery in the Senatorial elee:iun con'
test.
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LOST.

OSf-A BLACK AND TAN SLUT; AHs'"EJ.
10 the name "f"PCt." A suitable reward y II
he Given to any one bringing her tn this Off ?. or
The honse at The north Te5. eu'n'r Of e. .'hI~lts
avenue and State street. f'I
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-23
WANTED,


WANTED. = COPYING CIR TRAE>LATlNG
w done in III" Eng. sh. French or German Ian
guaces, in pan, neat hand AGdIess MRS.
CLA Ne. +So ii game street New Orleans.
wv TED-iAhEDihTELY-A WOMAN TO
w cook for family OF two rer@ops (whte CT
Coiored). Apply at No la1 Gravier street. st
Charles :s23 81
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-23

Grand hardi Gras ball ct the Opera
house Tuesday aight
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-23

It is 30 he hoped, therefore. that our san.
culinary Fusion politicians will. for this day
at least, forget their worldly aspirations.
and in the house of prayer and penitence
try to cultivate spirit of good will and
amity toward even those who have won the
fat bllets which they 80 much cevet.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-23
A CADEHg CF aiUSiG.
Ia COTERtE CARNIVAL.
ANn 1lARUF GRAS BALL.


s+s. Director. and Manager. OF Ia OoTERfS
aznounoe that the second Of tho series OK GlsAhD
BAL DBGUESR will be given
Tue4day Evening. February 15. 1878.
pirectors--D. Bidvei and J. kitt7edSe
HASAGERS.
s,n : wilt,. Sno Fitzpatrick. iotn slnno't.
I Graham H. Bidwcl, Lewis Power.
- y T%'aver NJ Lgrdner John II. HauuA
, " wing6, Id George Sanford, ". faitaX.
" H. Co!Iuor, r.tul Waterman. David SMa.h;
~ ,.I,rL' n."L''' G.oresW Dol Taylor adams.
4 II starr Fred Moubt- ret, W. }. P"hs,
HauieI owens william Lucas. Pra7k race.
h6uriceJ Hart. NJ W. C!ohty. 4. \. rLHl
Aleck tGwClI, Daniel Rose. IA u " -
"a J. BLOW. T. H. Iahdry' Ilh @ II 't's
INVITATION OOAMITTBa
Xtttrid-e NJ Llrduer. George ". Doll
John tItzpat-IcA-
RECEPTION CoMMFTTER
sobr ginnott, Fred. " Taaye.. }. II Ha7ne;
Tsntnr Adams. nanie owens, Fred. Mouber,':
] < Clark AitcR HaNven, }. d SLarr.
YLOOR MkSSGBRS.
soeh A. witt J Fitzpatrick. Lewis "Faha.n.
g. !! F,t,aeld, NJ ". CIouey. Aaurl9< ). H2rt,
q q Flanagan oaai,l Rose, \ a Leuar!s
! " Med itn, II, 4 Weber h L. F.o".
- " TIKI II. Draper.
Cnaf d.orcA,stle. Professor J &. voge.
Chaf d. B.nde Miitaire Feed schIeltn~td-
IpDlics.ious tor Ladits lnSlt$tlol T,h o. 'I''as
o. ANY Of lie managers, or ien at the SoA 'neo Oh
Tnt1tatton Committee peet at the AeaaolnS
G. -ry day pre- viotS 10 the %. tV;.i, ,o and sa
No la6 les q! Omitted unless V'tt AlNlS"""H an" W.
misS!Ju card. ,, o,-.,,,;. 90 roor,
Outto;l,in,, fha ept rs.rce door -,
fsdles' Masks and Dontnie ca" VIC
kks ladi-n' reception room , 1, b.,,,ls onl-
T.ekets-Three Bsuarss
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-23

II further evidence of this wsre necessary
w- would add tha. the voluntary assurance
has been given Governor Kellogg from
Washington that whatever federal assist.
ane. he may require viii! ba promptly fur
nished to sustain what the President. the
courts and the Senate committee declare to
be tho de facto government # this State.
Such assistance will not be needed, if Gen
eral Lonss.reet is a judge OF his own capa.
blities.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-23

NOVELTY IRON WORhsv
Corner OF Delerd ADD New kc"ef SsFess'
WILLIAM 0oIpIsS. PaorL-sToR
ma l4
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-23

The political situation may be briefly
summed, up thus: The conclusion Of the
Senate committee. even If those signing
the repor, favoring . new election. that
Kellogg would have carried the State by d
large majority but for the frauds perp'-
trated in the conduct OK the registration,
voting and subsequent count, leaves Me.
Emery without just cause for complaint
against the government a. it stands. The
respectable minority Of the people compos"
ing HI, late party depiore tLis fast, and
would like to see him legally elected and
installed in office. but they can not and will
not countenance a revolutionary attempt to
seize :he government. which the biindest
mus. see viii entail immense iossea on the
city at this peculiar period. and end in a
failure besides. Therefore vii. We have
peace!
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-23

the streets to-day. There were also other
lem0nserations.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-23

Sheriffs Harper and Patton have been
called to Mr. Nc Enery's Office at Odd Eel
lows Hall. and urged to give n their adhe-
sion to hi. government" and especially
thei. aid to the projected raid apo. che
Superior Court. We learn they declined.
which may safely be setdown as wish de-
ciaion, and one highly calculated to prolons
their en!oyment of official honors
The yumor that Sheriff Patton submitted
pardon issued by Governor Kellogg TO
McEnery 90: his approval is simply sp ab-
suv1 jokeo
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-23
MACHINERY.
s,HAhsPkARR FOUNDRY.
a,rsd Street. Bet~een BaF07ne aHs pfs.
Gdss Streets, Nev Orleans

;ossch A, Shakespeare, A. Srltth 5. Sweep
kEAhSY8ARE. SMITH = 60, -
(Sr.ccesscrs q Ci--'der, Shase- pesT 80 20
T9HsT ASI pasH2 rCGEGBRS AND AAOEiS tSEe
.lsnufaetar, every c1ttg nt s ''-a NJ s'hTs
hili. Fer .rigugai M.c--ines ha~ MS vIA-nn!
Machines, MIL and 'f1h dcAtlIls mo VT 81
S,orr FRONTS Columns, VenttbatoTs AND caaA
Weights. r1
Blsrl smith work - al htn5s- spSI y
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ADJUSTMENTS.

q aMUOkMLN lOs
f1r""s HOUSE.
.sOuroon street,
Asuxs BALL AND PROEENADE coyCBEr
VIII be given on
f1ardj s:vn. Night.
AZ THE OPERA HDLSH
.-.~ ~ admission. 8, t2o,r
pTIND T0sI CONCERT.
MASONIC H.LL.
o. Ss-'.s street. opposite Academy OF ant.e-
ONH NIGHT AoRE
sionday. February 81, 1873.
fssi:i"-is last appearance in ke@ or.1an" .! me
Vse S-.,,.Tattd negro boy pianist,
Blind TOM.
EE ss.r MUCA; rR8PiGT or Mr.iA Inn AiS'
GENIUS LIVING
sos,-. =. re-maUentlT withdrawn froIn oe'o'r
s1d n%.: .I. GakAT TNCOMPRHHhNs.8LE
ytpSDkIt >. She nine te.nth esntuFv
Admission, "5'. Reserv"d seats. 81
Doors cp.n 40 seven o'SocS- C0noef. 70 com
esIe ~ ..ate commence. Saturday, February ,5
ss75 u. Z. :. NJ. ct GruurwalTs music store
or. CiIAIILE, THEAVNk.
sx sEs as1ssf
NARDI GRAS CARNIVAL.
TIL. great ortgina!
MARTINEZ GTTI-R RAvEi
GRAND
DOUBLE CONVERSATION.
~g1duy Evening. February %,
yOEkO.
.s"-" ::i,- brazilian sp-.) PAU M.RTINi:T't
.ts se.utirul Bo1nes B.iIot9
STELLA.
u,,c,M: or. TIE TIE NIGHT OWL.
Agh.e-nth annual MARDI GRaS BALL. February
y .r-r
ta ,Trpara,ion-LE Rol C.ROrTE. f21
VARIETIES THEATRE.
as CENT vIERGEg.
DECIDED HIT
OpTHs
Carnival Opera Season
MILE. MARIE: AIMEE,
-r- queen Of Opera BoUffe. and the
tEX .AI;IsIAN OPERA TROUPE.
comprising Sixty-hve Artist.
srr,.. EVENING February 25, and MONDAY
EVENING, February "A,
Fer - ~, time in New Orleans siA BE proGAco0
Lecocq's new opera
RES CENT SlERGEs.
The One Hundred yirgns)
FA. ..-: ,'aGisian sensation. whch mad run OF
an, h. produced With = gorgeous mise "a
.o-ne entirely costumes. and slth the
.,.WE ~ '"'ns :" VI BDSELLi. ROLAND.
Ur.go puCheenc. Lecuyir.
.,rf',, Narcas JGhs1 te.
40 OPERA TUESDAY.
EE EnJSts1AI. February 70,
TWO PERFORMANCES.
a. soon. A. Night.
sARai: IA
u,.gITr. PERrCHOHE.
lrNgE =. Eor0tt- aud ierfcho4s !CIBAN - ~
emilio. SARDi: as BaToe biene. ,,
rish:. and ou SATURDAY, GRAND AaTlNht.
"a ,r. ~ alton tAret tin. III sew Or!eahss'
GtNEVI-V& Db BHABANE.
VsIpaT-.ES.FTG or MILF. AlhKE.s
PEICE1-Rr,rrvei seats III ocenestrn, otchtAtfs
= roll. and balcony circle, 81 30 admission
.'th,-lt reserved seats, Sl; Quadrnoh ooLts =
81. f.nIly cir.Is 80 Genus; private eoAes , Id
and 5 10
MsTlHEn PRiCSS-Admisson. with seats, -.
foora opru .t 80; oper. commences at !. hl.
ES33t
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wsIr-ExS-u sSSvAL GRAND FANCY pgEss
AND MASH BALL
-, CHARLES TEiEATRR.
Gs... sra. Sigh,, February %, 1873.

HINsorss' Cr,TcI
-. r..na.,.. iaa.. respectfully request that An
sli..t,uu. =: i.ilI3, INVITATIONS he lI.le ~
eoon ~ ross!h = that ac:ion may y, taken imme~
SiA.. =. "a. VIII ch rGrp"-' setec. "on1ii,te- viii
meet every Dag. commencing W.dno-G,y. FsbrI
a-y "a IL. tw.i'. o'cio"k y.
+ Thr, al5c ,s,ure. the 1H5'e that nothing ssaf
Ae s.lg!cs in IL. selection o: . urocramu" 'danc"s
and r.usi,, 30 rs'lder :iS. TIE eighteenth anniYe--
sary, ~raa.. II not .!"ri"r. t" 'h"s" preceding.
hat IT,, no.. al patronage always eIt+nd'd to ihe
at Chsrl. 'ray De continued.
INVITATIONS FOR LADIES may te nod on ar-
bic tioa t, =. Gleason. treasurer. commencing
WEDNESDAY February % 1874 irl6 ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-23
Weather RepoFte
ONCE Chief signal Otiioef. 2
Washington. February %, 1879 as Po No.
PRORABu.ITIEs,


PRORABILTTIEs.
Cold north winas. with partly cloudy
weather, will prevail Sunday, in the Gulf
States. Wepterly winds and clear or partly
cloudy weather in the South Atlantic and
Middle States. Northwest winds and cold
weather in New England and over the
lower lake region. WIHds back to SOuths
west. with mildet temperature from the
Missouri valley to the upper Iakes.
As area of low pressur" will nova
northeastgard over tho middle Allan.
tic coast by Sunday morning. with q slight
increase of northeriy VIVA in New Jegsey
and CunneotIcut. An area of lGw pressure
with increasing northeaaterly windso y III
probably approach the westegs soast "
Te1aso
Aiyes Rhteiiigeness
SOUTHWEST PASS, February %. q r. NJ
! Barometer 300 Wind easro ii!ht. AZ.
| rived-Ship Badeno Dyer nsstcss s...o. ava
days from H.vre. in bsliast. ca 30 S"!sys
! steamship Louisiana, at d No Stowart
| master, from liverpool. t. 4 X Miller .N
| Co Sailed-Ships Thornd"s "E& GhofoN
! SHREvEpoRr, FebrSa.s SO siseS
| Belle Rowland. from New G,fsanEo 'He
| Royal George, from npl.'s Red S'Vr~. ID %
, uarted-Beiie RowI4ns. for J ffrrsuflo
! River nov about >went. 's.1e :nchee IL She
| onannelo a ). svy gises .s tho ssts - gee
VTcKsntRG. Fchrusr. w.aPas-c,H <s..~s
| -. Thompson Dean, s a. VI C,,. If G aircs. q
| A. NJ; Heary AInro. g 4 Il g. s',.' nson %
+ NJ; Belle Yazoo, g L II &c. H.gr'Sir.
: 7 p NJ; St. LUX. 10 Il julio p =. No
' Weather cool aud slearo II.gpL rsso4pgo
| EVANSVILLE, F1oru.-6 ~ - Se.thaN
cloudy. hcrcury Is I r :.-y'o &c :uchess
Pssseo up-H iornrr "a Nj
| CINCINNATI February 2 R.ver th'rtve
| Alne feet si4 InchPo ana fa'nY2o Baparie,E
John Kilgour, for Now Oh, -nso Was tleS
clear and cold.
LOUISVILLE, February g! he si,ef &se
fallen six inches ana still fall Ak; sever
teen feet In the canal and fif.srn t-et IN tho
IooartxvRp ~ RloHra YAoy /
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-23

The McEne.y proposition 70 :hc Demo
cratic city Administ rator. to pay his police
instead of the regular force Was rejected,
we are informed. by the following vote: In
favor of paying McEuery's rangers, Brew
ster and Fitzenreiter: against. schueideG.
Calhoun and Turnbull: Sturcken refusing
10 vote. Mayor Wilt is said to fully accord
with the legal and prope. stand taken by
the majority.
Thi. would make good item tor the As.
socisted Press agent.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-23
GI.EANINSo

Hecruitin, for the attack on the govern
ment !. uphill work 40 judge from the
attemut, which have come under our Oh
segvation; and the very necessity which
exists for drumming up recruits on che
public streets u indoitive OF desperate
STRATA We do no. Think although there
are confident people who differ with US,
that there will be any blood spilled. The
forces of the government are well IN hand,
veil armed. and their esp'11 Is all thatcould
bs desired: and we do not believe that any
ike force can possibly be organized fOr the
ouixetic enterprise Of attempting sheir
overthrow, 1. is difficult IN shis practical
age to get men to engage In violation OF
the law wherein there is reasonable GER
taintv of getting killed or wounded. for
the simple satisfactiO OK seeing one ses OF
men epioying "a. offices instead Of another.
The runner 80 industriously circulated BY
toe Eusioui.ts that the police have been
hammered with is q vile SANDER upon gal
LIANT body of men. General badger and his
associate officers are confident Of the loyalty
| OF their command, and the men will prove
| i, on the heads of thei, slandeIers upon any
prope, occasion which may present.
| The 7,.N .une, even went SO far last
| nigh. g.. to state tina: arrangements have
| been made :or the surrender to McEnery'4
| representatives of the police stations. Such
| reports are not only preposterous. but indl'
cstive Of the difficulty the opposition find in
| keeping their fighting spirit from oosins out
entirely.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-23

Ioosrtxvan ~ z1oHra PAGR,L
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-23

ERAND Fancy DRESS. HAsA AND
EIEEMEN'S BALL,
To H. given ~
v;iIl.Sr STEAM plRR CO8PasT SO. ,.
AZ rHR TCRyKRs HALL.
On s,nrdi d. =. Might, February 3j, 1879,
ross.rryg or snR,sGaefsTs:
G.-yr.. aur,emort. Henry Forsohle:. L. Tirtf
Application. may Ne left with VRAEK xEBHN at
III. Enginehouse; H. AUPOBMoRT. No. i64 Jult.
street: H. TROY. Jr.. Frenohmer. near Victory
street; 10. klBFER, corner OF Bagatei . and Girod
streets: L. RIHhUTH. St Anne street. near Miro.
Tlcke;e--Two Dollars. fe2J
4 tAnEMY Oe NU-iC.
D. sIDvELL.. Manager and Proprietor
LAST wEBE
1f th, Distinguished Actress
s,Rs. d. r. VERs.
Supported by
srR. J. &. McCOLLOn,
Monsar February v24.............LADY "a or LYONS
wedue sday. February 20. .LADrAUDLEY'SSR SECRET
Thurrda!. February 2. .KAsT LTsSR
Friday. February -,
Farewell Benefit of
MRS. y. p. BOWERS.
aoErKNsg THg ACTRESS. and JEALOUS WIPE.
Saturday Noon. March MARIE ANTOIyBTTE.
saturday Nisht-MAkf sTuARr. ,n.,o,-O
sunday. March .-!EGoMAR and JEALOUS
WIFE. l"ES