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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-27
CARL1sTs MARCHING on MADRID
INTERESTING FOREIGN NEWS
MOTHER AND CHILDREN BURNED
iIEcE STEPHENS ELECTED 70 CONGRESS
fAsseeiared Press Dispatched
CONGRESS-,

southern Claims Cemmission-ftsE ExteA-
sion Four tears-Bili Paying SOutherz
Claimapts- Clause of the Wash
inaton Treaty-army Appropriation
Bill Passed-BrOeks aad Ames ExpuI.
sion ResOlution.s
WASHINGTON, February 26-yhe confer
ence committee agreed to extend the time
of the Southern Claims Commission feuI
years. They have 10000 unheard claims
before them.
The select committee TO investigate
charges against Senator Clayton, OF Arkan-
sas, exonerate him.
Sendte.-The House bill paying Southern
claimants, was reported without recon-
mendation, and went to the calendar.
House bill enforcing the fishery clause of
the Washington treaty passed.
Utah discussed.
The Senate. after .abling the amendment
opening all regiments OF the army to the
enlistment of cOlored men, passed the army
appropriation bill.
In the House, resolution expelling
Brooks and Ames occupied the day. There
was considerable sensation. but nothing
important.
In the Senate today Mr.. Howe, from the
Claims Committee. reported back without
recommendation House bill 70 pay awards
made bv the Southern Claims Commission,
and intimated that the committee were not
prepared to approve the finding of the
commission in all cases.
The debate in the House to-day, though
exceedingly interesting, was In no respect
exciting The principal speeches were by
Mr.. Bingham, in opposition to the reports
and defense of what he declared was the
constitutional right of the people to select
their representatives; and by Mr.. Banks,
who felt that there was an alarming pres
ence of corruption attempting to get con-
troll of the country through legislation by
Congress.
There was earnest attention on all sides
to the speeches.
Messrs. Beck and Voorhees, made able
speeches. The latter going into an enthu-
siastic defense of Mr.. Brooks.
Mr.. Beck's views were substantially simi-
lar to those of Mr.. Bingham as to the rights
of the people, ard as to those representa-
tives who should not be held accountable
by Congress after their election for crimes
committed before.
Mr. Butler speaks tonight, opposing tho
report.
Nigh, !Session-Mr Butler, of Massa-
chusetts, made strong speech in favor of
Oakes Ames, defying the press as pub
lie defamer, and holding up Oakes Ames as
q model Of all Christian virtue. His speech
was interrupted by frequent applause and
laughter. He spoke for nearly two hours
He was followed by Messrs. Shellabarger
and Wilson in support of theseOmmittee's
report At the end of the debate tonight
Mr. Poland will move the previous ques-
ton, and ask for adjournment, the vets to
be taken tomorrow.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-27
WHOLE NUMBER 1906.

for good to prime bankers Gold opened at
ll4a4, sold at ll4ss, but during the day was
very strong, selling up to 1855. and closed
at HAS oll5. Loans were 303I-l6 for car
rying.
Skies of 1881, 1855; of 1864. 1853. new
ll4as; of 1867, ll6Ss; of 1863 ll6L.: ten-for =
ties, ll4l3; Tennessee skies, "a, new, Sc.
Virginia skies, 42. new, so: consolidated
?2A; deferred, Is; Louisiana skies, so, new,
45; levee skies, so; eights, 20; Alabama
eights, 80; fves, IS; Georgia skies, 20;
sevens, SO; North Carolinas, 271a, new, II,
special tax, l424; South Carolinas, 40, new.
20l4 April and October. "A.
New YORK, February % - Arrived
Steamships Atlantic, from Liverpool. and
Sllesls from Hamburg; Spain, City of Brook
lyn, Parthia, Greece and Baltic
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-27

The Eronfiee Commission-HfOROea and
Peace Eommissioners-Moth and
GhiIdren Burned-AIexnBdeB III. Pte.s
phens Elected TO Congress &labamRs
SenatOp-Dentb Of an Army officer
Ship Sunk-Bark Scuttled and Burned
Providing fOr Payment OF Virginia ans
terest-EM-t;sVGraOv English RsnOmS
SnatcS.
BROWNSVILLE, Texas, Fsbfuary 26a-The
frontier commission having concluded its
session at this place. left here to-day for
Corpus Christi with an escort of cavalry
FROM Corpus Christi they 90 60 Rio Grand6
City, Laredo, Eagle Pass and San Antonio
whence they will proceed to Washington.
SAN FRANCISCO, February % Tn6
MOd0cs and peace commissioners have had
an interview. The indians had needle
tuas, and carried two hundred cartridges
each. They said ave are not mad yet
Your house is standing SO is Davis, Van
Bremen's, Fairchild's and Small's, because
we are not mad yeti"
BEACHBFRG, Ont, February &o:-Mrse
Thraeher and five children were burned
to-day il 20 hO4se. Cause of tho fire dEra
known.
ArCUsYA. February 26.-Atexander IL
Strruels has been elected to Congress from
the, s.gnth Gsorgia district. y" OppOsig
tion.
M0ETGOGLRTy - bIHdty -t."- a q BpeclaE
election III Sumter county tor s Alo SEM
.;'lr t., I'll he vac Gncv eaUsed BY the death
G, Giln,or lEadicall, Mr. Little lDemocratb
was elfeted by 80 meionty, Ihis makes
tho Sca..to again . ...su..1,
BuHLSJGToS. arDfuar: % --Ealone5 A,
q. 'Eer, IVs = '.., V.n.4g ga ,a,,*I at
Wash nC.G1 I~,,'sI.
s,'ASFAH Fe0 Gs'" '.S.--The sf71a YGar,s
der sllak Teetes"t' ..a .uiles belsw the
u u. Six live. !oaE = 's,rk f+r4. 70 &C nee
fOT Ceilao, ws.8 scuttl.l nd s,usncd.
R,CVHoSD, F.~ February o. The State
T. aVe th-ds' = $ed ID bill pFuviding for
the !r-yfnerg b: nF per c,.u& iaterest on
cor sa!s 0H~ a fllrtirs Of unfnn6sd
bou6s s1r 1872 ,.4 .t73. For the remaining
two g in ~ 8. T''o IN ."ros. h,,.rJus-
tsaaILsUFD On A10RaR PAas,l
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-27
@cEner,'. Followers warse1.

We call special attention to our special
dispatch from Washington, declaring that
McEnerys militia proclamation, issued last
evening, will involve all citizens Obeying it
in grave difficulties. and stating that the
administrator Of Governor Kellogg will be
maintained.
The dispatch comes from high official
whose confidential relations with the Presi-
dent are of such character as to give it
tho force of . document issuing from che
executive mansion.
1t is well that this people, should be
warned in time, and they Will act wisely
to heed this timely warning.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-27
ADJUSTMENTS.


VARIETIES THEATRE.
0vSRrLOTISG HOUSES AND UNPRECEDENTED
SUCCESS OF
MILE. MARIE AIMEE.
-he queen of Opera BOuffe, and the
:IW PARTISAN OPERA TROUPE
Comprising Sixty five Artists
Tonight, Mt Eight O'clock
-. new Opera, the hit of the season
~ CENT THE 100
rIEREEG VIRGINS.
LNEB 8ONkLLI ROLAND. JUTEAC, DtL
CIiFSN, HARDIN MARCAS, and the tuil strohs II
q .ha company. ,,
FRIDAY-GALA NIGHT.
Renrf, of LA BELLE
aIuFE. HELENE.
ki"EH ler beautiful role OF Helene
&, :hAu IN b j eminent role OF Parls.
saturday NOOn-Grand niafinees
"A PERICHOllE.
:hTFPDAy-JA BELLE HELENB
:0AI and MONDAY, March z ana D. ul9' pio
ductiOn in New Orleans OF
GEHEVIEVE DE BRABANT, soon
.r,s, Opera produced IN europe l9r .oo"
ght. and lad a run OF 200 nights ia ne" 1Oih.
.PkRA PKfCES-As usual -.
MATINEE PRICES-Admission, with seats Bt
A! -. N ;hr orchestra, orchestra circle ana
,alconv Ctrcle will be reserved as the
easr, srcuIad at the Bos Once OF the Theatre.
1oors open 81 o:t5. Opera commences at r. h.
te1
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-27
NEW YORK;
slones gYessure EsentcY.

EIw YORK. Februa.s % Money
pressure greater thsn On apy pre- Viod5
day, and call loans ranged from 3,
to 4 yer diem, or as high as 9lL per 1t
per annum. Early busiuess wa5 70 -! %
il5, but later the bal. 0: ioan. was AZ =.
and iats in the afternoon 3i'i was fre"lT
paid, and finally 4. -he demand con-
tinued until long after three o'clock, and
closing business on the stree; was &5 i-l6.
Exchange denoralized by the ADVANCE ~
gold and high rates for Inoaey, &nd trt6-
supply OF borrowed bills.
There was decided decline in rates To-
day, and actual business Vas 1t Ss 93t
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-27

rardsa Of Mu-kfux-Embezxles ls
New Orleans POstOffice.


WAsHNGToE, February 26.--On the spe-
oal application of Mr.. Iandley, the Press-
dent signed to-day paTdons for Charles
Howard and James Blanks, OF Randolph
county, Alabama, who were convicted ku'
klux, and confined in the Albany prison.
On account of some irregularities in the
New Orleans postotfioe reports, Detective
Woods was sent thither last Saturday. The
Postotfice Department. has as yet received
no official information from him.
The only information regarding che New
Orleans PostOtfics Obtainsble at the de-
partment is that there is q deficiency of
about $l9, 900, and that Postmaster lowell,
though responsible for the money was NO
partner to the fraud.
Italy, Austria and tho majority Of tho
European governments maintain semi otn-
cial relations With Spain, pending the terG-
alton of regular government.
Russia is indisposed 20 recognize iS any
msuaes the present government
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-27
The Next Pageaat The Firencx's Pso.
cessi0Ds

Extensive preparations have been made
BY tho firemen Of New Orleans for their
annual celebration, which occurs on The
fourth of March. This display will greatly
interest the numerous strangers who eame
here 60 enjoy Mardi Gras festivities and
our delightful climate, and those who can
do 30 sVould semain in New Orleans to wit
ness the grandest demonstration BY 6Eenen
ever made in this country.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-27
More Ncnserse.

Some TWO weeks ago, Colonel McEnery
appointed board of police commissioners,
and they IN turn. elected superintendent
and ca plains and Sc rgeants of most of the
city police precincts. On Monday, how.
ever. it occurred to them to examine the
existing Metropolitan Police law, under
which they claim to act, when they discov-
cred that they could not fill the offices on
the police force without vacancies frst oc-
curing. Therefore each of the command
ing officers of the force was served with
written notice to report at twelve o clock on
Wednesday, the twenty-sixth instant, for
orders, TO the board composed of Messrs.
Penn. Brewster, Youennes, Mcconnell,
Bond, May and Isabelle. The order was
signed IS. J. n. Smith, chief clerk, and
was stamped with forged seal of the legiti
mate police board.
OF course no notice was paid TO this de-
mand. Yesterday afternoon communics-
tion was served upon the officers notifying
them TO appear before the board at Odd
Fellows Hall On Friday next at eleven
o'clock, for trial, upon charges of which the
folio wing is an exact copy:
Charges-Disobedience Of orders.
kpecihcatiOns-in that by an order OF
this board you we're notified TO report to
this board for orders on Wednesday, Feb
rusry 26, 1873, At twelve o'clock NJ. which
order you failed te obey without rendering
any sufficient excuse.
BY ordeg Of the board.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-27
The General Assembly.

The present session Of the General As-
sembly OF Louisiana will expire by linita-
tioa on Thursday next, the sixth Of March
The session commenced on Monday the
sixth OF January, and can only extend ever
period of sixty days. Including holidays
and S1ndays
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-27
s>rATs OF D.NIEL mICKEY.

TSIrED Sy.T,s MaRsHlL's OVPICs
New Orleans FEBRUARY 30, 1873 )
FaNH's r. To GIVE NOTICE THAT Az ALIAS
warrant IN bankruptcy has been issued out of
:he Dlstrc, Court of the United States for the
DistrIc: of Louisiana against tn" estate Of Daniel
1lckey IN the parish of West Baton Rouge, State
~ louisiana adiudged bankrupt, upon his own
ls.tItion; that Tin. payment OF any debte, and the
delivery of any - operty t~lOngng 20 said bank
rupt him for his use, and the transfer OF any
sroperty BY him forbidden by law; that
meeting OF the creditors of said bankrupt, 20 prove
their debts and choose one Os more assguRss OF
rs .stste Vi be held 1T % court of bankruptcy,
% ,, holden on the seventh ISs of March,
D. 1873 st Il A.. NJ, az the CustOmhouse
buitisg scS Orleans, before g. Kellogg. ess'
a. g. PACKARD,
~ nh. United States Marshal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-27
Tho Shrevepof. Zetcgrsm Gays. with Jus

Tho Shreveport Zelcgrsrn Gays. viii JUS
tice:
The Chamber OF Commerce OF New Or
leans is a real live institution in the matter
Of drafting excellent memorials and resolu-
tt, n. We do not believe any commercial
organization in the Union has set forth
broader, more practical or more patriotic
views in regard to great int.rnsi improve
results have been reached, bat We beg the
leading men of the organization to bear in
mjAd that the public Intelligence has to be
cultivated up to the point of appreGiating
such great national works as they propose.
We hope they will allow Of no dospondcncy
sad eoatinue TO adopt good resolutions.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-27

jEwELay, OrnoSDs, Erc.-Con :inuation
o. the sale Of unsedsemed pledges this day
(Februafy 81 ss eleven O'Clock, by hessTs.
Montgomery, consisting Of diamonds, jeg-
elry, gold watches, gold ehains, and sew
ersl other articles too numerous TO mes
ton. For farther psrtiaslsrs zee sdysr-
tisemena
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-27
LOUISIANA.
fhe kyes Hopeful Wafmoth-Afrigsi
from New Orleans.

from New Orleans.
WAsHISGToN, February 26.-Governor
Warmoth is sanguine in the belief that
Congress will act taVorably to the Fusion
ists in the Louisiana case. He asserts that he
knows the President is sincere in his desire
for q settlement, and IS not an obstruction
to the Fusionists.
Judge Durell, United States District At
toraey BeckwiCh, L. J.. Norton, assignee in
bankruptcy, (. &. Billings and j. S Cia,L =,
of New Orleans, havs arrived here, all
we'll 1t il understood they are here upt n
the question Of Judge Dlrel.s inpeach
meAt
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-27
Yha TamEarEkuFR.

The thermometer as Louis Friserio's,
No. 80 Chattres street. yesterday stood ss
follows: At 9 4. NJ, 66o; at ?. NJ, sOo;
at z. ~, 75o. Lowest point during the
aight Of February 25, 60o.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-27
NEW ORLEANS THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27 1873

otic. Mr Davidson concluded by moving
the adoption of Mr., Hahn's resolution and
the House was adjourned until twelve
O'Clock today
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-27
Fees to Progress.

The brigsnds Who have subsisted BY roe-
bing travellers between Vera Cruz and she
City of Mexico have found their business
greatly interrupted BY the railroad. This
enterprise had been in operation but few
days when hessieurs, tho robbers, set Are
TO the timbers under bridge, but fertu-
nately the engineer saw the smoks and
Stacked up before reaching the dangerous
point. There will be conflict between she
bandits standing on their inalienable right
to plundsr end the government which en-
deavors ts arrest this pradties. Not impos
sibly it may result in overtime wing the rail
road or the governments, oAe or the other.
Mexico needs an American colony along
that line 10 clean sut the robberA and
pstronixe the road.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-27
KSrATk OE ARNOiln WERIN.
CSITED STATES MARSHALL OyTics,
Etw 0r'eans, Y, ,b.uSTr 3, 1913.

UNITED STATES MARSHALL OyTics,
Etw 0r'eans, N,b.uST' 3, 1873.
gssTls Il TO GIvk gOTTCE rHsT 4 NARRAHt
b III bankruptcy has been iS,l, ] ont =. e. Dis
tricr Court of the United al.s FOR the IisIIiC U
touisiaus against the estate ~ Arnold Weber, of
snw ORLEANS, tn tNe paIlsI Il orleans, State II
Iousizu8 HdjudGed = bank IT, upon hjs T-n pc
sitiyu. that the pay ment OF any debit. srS she
deliver, of any property belonging s.it ak
:pt to him, or for his rs. and th' transfer OF anS
.Assting 81 the CrsditOrs OF said bankrupt 10
rroEe .nt:r debts aud choose one Nor.. assi gu-
eC. ~ his estate viii he lel' AZ C, VT. II OAK
y,lptc, 70 be hCilDG Il tn" twenty .caru. d.y 81
e.rch A D. 1873 at :. A. ~, $. IA. Custom. .uss
kulIdiL. Sew .'le.as srforr : ~! y e..
ter > " f-l' ..sh
re'l rr,ge tn.: ID STATES l.aTs ~.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-27

The display Of the trades in the Hstds
Gras procession Tuesday was gratifying to
those Who are interested in the progress
aud prosperity OF New Orleans. Good
taste spprose hing msgnfcence was sX-
hibited by some Ofthe trsdesmen OF the city.
Az il to rival even Rex, ana to proclaim
himsslt king OF ahe shirt makers, M.
Charles Leighton, of the ahits emporium,
corner Of Canal and St. Chsrles streets,
sent . van, elegantly decorated Eith aags
had ribbons, into the grand procession. Tbs
s:eed thst dfev this royal re&iole vas a
beautiful gray, sac eoachman sRd page
we're dressed u shirts fs fer king OF en-
petor 90 year; and as ne other fepresenta-
tive Of that iupoctsns tfads vss IN the
line, mach sstenties sss attracted to this
handsome display.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-27
BY TEL E G APH. j..
OUR WASHINGTON DISPATCHES
McEnery's Militia Proclamation
IT'S OBEDIENCE; HAZARDOUS
KELLOGG WILL BE MAINTAINED


WASHINGTON, February 26, 1873.
McEnery's proclamation, issued this eve
ming, calling upon citizens to report for
enrolment as militiamen, will involve all
citizens obeying it in grave difficulties
The Kellogg government, will be main
tanned.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-27
IN BANKRUPTCY.
s>r4rE OF ARMoN q. BLACKmAR

OVrCz UNITED STATES MARSHAL,
New Orleans, February 3, 1873 !
eHNHs - To GIVE NOTICE THAT 4 war.
b rant ia Bankruptcy has been issued out OF
She strict Court of the United States for the Dis
sriCt of louisiana against In. estate Of ArmOn D..
AlacEmar, of New Orleans i'll the parish OF Orleans,
state of Louisiana adjudged bankrupt upon his
s~n petition; that the payment OF any debts,
and the delivery sf any property belonging to said
bankrupt, 20 him for his use aud the transfer
OF any property by him, fO bidden by law; that
meeting of the creditors Of said bankrupt, to
grove thor debts aud choose more as
eignees Of his estate, will be held st court of
bankruptcy, 20 b. holden on the nine eenth day
Of March 4 D. 1873, at a. NJ. at tho Cos
.0mhouse building New Orleans before q s. Kel-
kDgg register. \. B. PACKARD,
"a unlg United St Stes Marshal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-27
Thc Eits CsGnciss

Tho City Council met and adjourned gee
terdsy without tho ,tsnssctioa OF any bsai-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-27
PERSONAL.

A knSERTIsEtIES : F THIS SHOULD
n meet ehe eve os vREDsRlCh SOBi1SG, -
en. nersnp aesusinted eth ttn VII! please VT,
te kis brothcr Julius COBLlSe, sd1Eo.. NJ
cAael DConuell, NO. l70l Titan stree. hove
Wagtes. PsiledslS Gis. PeDBsy!sssiA fss' 81
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-27
5. j. n. SMITH.

OF course afr. s. J. n. Smith and his
comrades are aware that no police officer
will pay any attention % such orders or in
timStions. The programme will then be to
declare the offices vacant, in seeming com
plianee with the law, in order 20 make
room fOy their own crowd.
The aforesaid board" are entitled to
some credit for once, in taking pains to in
form themselves what tho Law is, and they
may improve by further study; but they
will require good supply of patience and
stationery before they have notified, sum
moned, arraigned, tried and dismissed the
five hundred officers and members OF the
Metropolitan Police force.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-27
x.r.-r or WILLIAM Won rurf AND

ESTATE OF WILLIAM Won FEtG AND
Frank Won Phul, individually and ~ partners
Sd v0a ybul Brothers.
J-I$ED STATES fARsrALs OPyfCs,
New Orleans, January 49, 1873
sgsu,s - TO GIVE NOTICE THAI WARRANT
IN bankruptcy has been issued out o. the Dis
tuot Court Of the United States for the District OF
Touisians against the estate of Won Phu Brothers,
OF New Orleans, in the parish of Orleans,
state of Louisiana adiudged bankrupts, upon their
evu petition; THAI the payment OF any debts and
she delivery of any property belonging TO said
n.nkrupts to the NJ for their use and tn" transfer
OF any property by them forbidden hv law; that
q meeting of the creditors of sad hankuPts, to
rove their debts and choose one or more asslgnees
f fth.re estate viii be held al court of ban kruptcy
20 be holden on the tlpv 'uth day of March,
A. " 1873 At twelve o'clock NJ, at No. Al AZ
change alley. New OIi,suA before q AusdstH
eGis;er. .
g g. PACKARD,
s.rri Emitted States Marshal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-27
ESTATE OF IL. y. SsEBRECHr.

CSIrRD STATEs HaRsHAL's OFpIsH
New Orleans, February 8, 1873 !
eeNP'S ~ 70 GIVE NOTICE THAT A WAR
ragt in bankruptcy has been istufd out
81 thr District Court of the United States TOR the
District of Louisiana, against the estate of II. n.
SicbreCht of New Orleans, i'll the parish Of Orleans
atata Of Louisiana, adjudGcd bankrupt upon bis
OSp prltiOn that the ayment of any debts and the
.Ielivt-y ef any property belonging 90 said bank
supt ts him, or for hls use, and the transfer
OF suy property by him, are Ridden by law that
= meeting of the creditors of said bankrupt, to
prove their debts. and choose one more
siCnee, of her estate, will be held ~ q court OF
bsnkruptcy to be holden on the twenty first dsv
OF March a D. 1873. at nine o'clock A. NJ. At
Ne Customhouse building, New Orleans, before {.
2. y. PACKARD
ssps vnb,I Omitted States Marshal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-27
RANKS AND BANKING.
1>TERrsT on DEPOSITS.
CITIZENS, BANK OF LOUISIANA.

This hank will issue TIME CERTIFICATES of de-
nos,t. bearing interest at the rate OF FOUR PER
CENT per annum for SIX months or longer and
THREE PER CENT per annum for shorter period
mt lesa than two months. fe22 Jm
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-27
LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS

LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS
SOUTHERN CLAIMS COMMISSION
IT'S EXTENSION FOR FOUR YEARS
MONEY PRESSURE IN NEW YORK
a SOCIALIST INsuRREcTIoN
CARL1sTs MARCHING on MADRID
INTERESTING FOREIGN NEWS
| MOTHER AND CHILDREN BURNED
| iltcY STEPHENS ELECTED 70 CONGRESS
iAssseiaued Press DispatcAes.l
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-27
RUSTNESS CHANGES,

I,arsRvSERST..r UNDERSIGNED
have. this daN - .tt'i INTO partnership under
-. ti.u, IaIas - s..... L ESTLlN, for the pur
;,s 80 v, ,-, very facility FOR picking
10 inc aud Yersi.G. .tOn, and viii glFe the olsl
nos. or ,u.H t-..: s.-tenuOn. We TespectAily
e. ". CHASE
r..,- F. ". BSTLIs.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-27

saaILsVsD on a10Rzg PACE
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-27

Th- dab c: NJ. cUTHBRsr r. sLocoxs sill
cause L. acango in the ,ty n 0! eur trs' soleA
III o. Ielt..4ed - heretofore.
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