davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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sorsts an0 taUua;s.

SADDLES,
Horse Clothing Carriage Robes Lap busters Fly Nets.
and large variety Of Sadilery Gonds always hand.
{. Is. SMITH a CO. ~ Warren ST.. Sew hork.
NOR SALE cheap on account of other business,
/ hltCh horse l5A hands, sound, and knd harness
aud platform spring, top business wagon nearly new.
G. ". TYSON, 81 West Washington place,
NOR -AIE-A nnc hly, pony built l56 hands hirh.
H. years ord sound dnd klud, also, express wagon
and harness Will b. sold cheap all m good order Ap
ply az 2s EliLabethst.
IIOR saba sir-le truck in complete order,
Il WITH nigh rack. Inquire ia shop, CORNER Of Canal
and MashluEtua sts.
NOR -ALE-A bran neS baker, wagon, At i1i
u " st Itth ~.
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SUrREWE CorEr, CHAMBERS FanoLor, J.
Nos. o., -, ~ 40, cal, l,o.
weekly and monthly payments tor furniture
aud carpets AZ b. n. NPtr.hNnt "a Co.'S, 40 Chat-
Lain strptt.-Itf,
The sun., 1873-09-09

E-prq-chcil, Maupflgtlr,r " Gont.' Htfs, 90, N
sau 4, Ia| sh.De ready for urp"Diuu 'nH -t.'.
The sun., 1873-09-09

Tuuuuihilatc ali hOUsehold insects, IL only
t.-.rl tu uHr Lyons lurrvt luN .gr,
The sun., 1873-09-09

,ss EARNINGS IN AUGUST.

The HHiV E4btu puhi the following valuable
statistics showing the comparative earnings OF the iead
The sun., 1873-09-09

Ayers Ague Cure
Never fails to cure feNeruni cue, or CALLS and Fever.
The sun., 1873-09-09
tor sac anO 10 sri.

- 'N'''N N''S ~ = !"
PARTNENTS to let 800, 3i2. and Sit East 18th
" st,ti2 81, St, anu st5 month alec, Whole uoor
aNd hferugnt, together or separate For particulars
call At an East S-th 81.
4 -TORt to let At 80 loth ay, sui.abl. Tor any
N business rent e..
)RINATE house to let and foru.ture Tor sale At
i sacrifice; everything complete; 40 rpomsi rent tGi,
paid to lsI october. Can at a5 East Sith si.,
Third av.
ID COW " WANTED, with steam power, about 50 hv
Ia ln feet west SIDE ot city between lih ana fOth
So preferred. Address, wh terms, 49, L. w., box ~,
sun utAcr.
SECOND noor wanted or rooms. IN private
= house near Grand st. l.t side. Address with par
uculars, l.. toN 80, sun officc.
SECOND floor to lct In complete order 50 month.
= 100 Canal IT., cor. Lai-ht A..
rINO IET-Thr,e rooms on th'rd door rent, o. per
month. Inquire at sJ sth ay, between s1tn and
2Sth st-. Mrs. uENiNL.
The sun., 1873-09-09

. 1st an0 t1un0.
JNuI ND-A horse ,rl cart. WuI.h o.. uwrr- may
J. h,cuJ pro,ur prom and pay 1903 cap uscs oi tu.s
JANE WARREN. rlth .t. auI-da
OF Ulub book so. a6 g. t.-urd Ny Metropolitan
L 4 Saw nFs Rams, NpN NurA ttutmrtg Mariner siN.
iugs lusttutunI, and payment OF tht s,ir hn' been
soppct. rhc lirr Hi please turn tne saIuc TO the
l,uk. anu 3i aV.
or on Friday morning. Sent 3. somewhere ia
the Harlem train 0r ~ lie depot 90 "a st cory
Qf United states patent sl ts-u O. H. N. Hoe lAr
Under N4l Zoe rtA Ir'el hV sanding sumo 10
H. HOE 4 co, 81 Go.d ST., Sew York.
O-T oL saturday last a lsrgc Duthlu COW. an red
about ten wears old ANY r~on Pc Uruias her tu i
u TRACY lI.-t -Nth ave- " II rr suitably rewarded.
S.Jn RSMARD. Lost, a scotch terrier frnar)
- " from Park GarCeu. - lIlllErr.
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rNrTr%r Al - AtIih%uoN Ava
M.r- .Ulr. ll'II Mir. g.. EDDY
10 I.lh, tI NuU'. .u.u Do drama.
TIr ,llIN AIlrE THE NAEpINiNGJEW
fINuE rILGRINI. .u,'n li,I, ~ pnlutu.-, ,p'u.d
at 'u, ItN'.auN Autlmtton figure. 900 Iifc ,i1r
,o.9 quartet Juygn'ugnud luuu chorus aud lrnr-r.
Wclul., aui grand Transformation finale. Admls,iun
,0c IuY,J '.c. Dress Clrce,t!. Balcony ohars, y.
Children hall puce
J. BAlS, Proprietor
EKEE SINGING CLARE, Of the .opnros
aId orlock. at N'N..H,r iiuom,, kihS q" ~
Ausue,n,'s, 2s,' r'IW,rt I'm r'a.-" h',. ro, .ia,.
CLASSES suc circul,r- W plt..u-. 1.I .r.u.ntv.
Wa, b. pULr'u, fto.., '. NuYr u., -.. ... H .NRJ.
RANLoSql .,.'ar lwe.,r.r.c ae. p4iL.
1'A''' 10 'N1 '''S 11A'''' ~ ' JolSrvLLER
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-12
WHOLE NUMBER 1857

late this afternoon, determined Res Do
send commissioners to Louisiana to TAXA
testimony In regard to the political tT0ueass'
there, but TO Summon all needed wikEesssa
To Washington tC give testimony here. So
is also understood that deputy sergsnas
alarms was dispatched to New OrlNe1R
this evening for that purpose.
tseeoHA Dispateh.l
WASHINGTON, January ll.-It is uuiass
stood that the Senate Committee on Prlut-
leges and Elections have decided Ia Aso
Louisiana case not to send auy comrnfs-
sioners 10 New Orleans to take testiuaonw
ut present, but that they havte to-day ezk-
penaed bOth of the returning boards known
as the Wharton board and the Bovee board
to appear before them in Washington an
order will be made by the committee IA.
have presented ter their investigation an
the returns of the local vote from the W.
rious parishes in Louisiana.
Judge Dargan, of Mobile, has been H
Washington for several days looking altar
the interests of his clients in Mobile, againss
whom suits have been Instituted for shc rs-
cOyery of duties on merchandise imported
during the war and which paid duties to thS
Confederate government Secretary Bog4
well has decided the. question favorably %
the clients, and the decision will be Fs-
ceived in many districts OF the South as ssAs
OF tlmeiy relleI ana eVlnclng oeuber 4As
position on the part of the government thzn
has prevailed hitherto.
The Stanley dinner at Wizards Hossa 90
day was a jaunty affair. Among the ASA
hundred guests were Speaker Blaine, Sons
tors Wilson, Thurman, Anthony, Cassersy,
Cameron, Fepton, Congressman Cox. Sac
retsry Boutwell,, General Sherman, Gsssr
nor Cooke and Judge Lochrane, of Georgia.
The Department. of Justice asks fsG
$500, 900, deficiency in appropriation, raaiaIr
incurred IN Ku-Klux prosecutions.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-12

VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL EsTATR AT
AUCTION By THE SHERIFF.-We are re-
quested to call public attention to the sale
at auction, to be made tomorrow, at noon,
at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Ex'
change, on Royal street, by the sheriff Of
the parish of Orleans. Said sales comprise:
/. A lot of ground with all the buildings
and improvements thereon, situated in the
Sixth District of this city, on CONSTANT
nople street, between PeErier and Prytanis
streets.
2. A lot of ground with all the buildings
and improvements thereon, situated in the
same district, on Marenge street between
Magazine and Live Oak streets.
3. Nineteen lots of ground with the build
ings and improvements thereon, situated in
the same district, in the square bounded
by Henry Clay avenue, st. George end
L.ng streets, and the division line between
property known as Blo0niDgdsle.
g. And lot of ground with the buildings
and improvements thereon, situated in the
Third District of this city. on SPAN street.
between Love and GoGdohildr9n stFests.
Fer full particulars ana tsrAs see al.
ye.tiseuents.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-12
Pierre Bertin, the Burglar.

In addition to the evidence against Ber-
tin, growing out of his demonstration on
the house of Mr.. Bessae, armed with dan
glary, and his shooting and wounding a
woman and police. officer, with intent to
kill, it will be remembered that Bertin has
an Hnexpired sentence to serye-somethIng
like nine months.
He had been arrested for assault
and battery with intent to rob q
man In the neighborhood of the Old
Basin. The jury convicted him OF
assault and battery only, and he was SEN
fenced by Judge Abell to the Parish Prison.
Pending his confinement, TIN ough false re-
presentations and forged papers, Governor
Warmoth was induced to pardon Bertin-
under the name OF Bertrand. AS soon, how
ever, as the Governor learned OF
the imposition praotieed upon him,
he promptly revoked the pardon,
and Bertin was rearrested by the police.
On writ of habeas corpus Bertin was dis
charged by Judge Cooley, on the ground
that the Governor had no right to revoke
a pardon once issued. This would
have been good law, doubtless, had the
Governor power to grant an abso
lutte pardon; but under the laws of the State
pardons can only be granted subject to the
approval Of the & nate.
As soon as the Senate met, after the issu-
ance Of the pardon, concurrence in the
nh; nf hn
effect 10 remand Bertin back for the com
pletion of his sentence.
Meantime Bertin and Capdeville had
been arrested for the ROchereau robbery.
They were tried before Judge Abeli, and
convicted by a jury. Their learned and
persevering attorney, James e. Walker,
Esq, took the case up to the Supreme Court
on bill of exceptions, and in January,
1879, Judge Howe rendered q decision
setting aside the verdict and ordering
new trial, On the ground that the judge
who had tried the case had permitted testi-
meny to be taken and proceedings to be
had out OF the presence of the accused and
in spite of their oblectiOns-a fatal error on
the part of the presiding Judge of the First
District Court.
A new trial was had, and the accused was
acquitted by another jury. The judge at
once discharged the accused from custody,
and Bertin went out of the courtroom un-
molested, notwithstanding an unfinished
term OF sentence was hanging over his
head.
When the fact of the release was commr
Dieated to the Superintendent of Police,
and orders issued for the arrest of Bersin as
a fugitive from justice, he had 90 safely
covered up his tracks as to elu1e pursuit.
The defect, which was taoen advantage
of by the accused, en- ,<hich the new trial
was obtained, Tas at the time explained
away on tn. ground of unfamiiarity with
the rr-,eA Of evidence, but the neglect to
Bertin TO prison TO serve hls Hnex
rlred term. provoked severe censnre upon
the Judge oi the Criminal Court at the time
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-12
NAPOLEON

Formal Announcement Of His Death kn
italian Chnnber-Post NOrIem RxRRs2
nation The Body Embalmed-Fas
Next Wednesday-BionsmeH In Italy-s
italian Newspapers Advocating Aa@
Neither OF the Ex-EmPTess.
ROMB. January ll.-During the session OF
the Italian Chamber Of Deputies yesterday :,
Signor Lausa, Minister of the lH.eriOr, foTe,
nally announced the death oi Napolaoz.
lie said the Italian government learned OF
the death of PEmpereur with the deepesf
regret. 1t was impossible to forget thai
Napoleon contributed to secure the unity of
Italy. The eulOgistic remarks of tn
minister we're received with warm apprObes
ton by the members.
PARIS January 1.-THE Ga,sLoiS shass
morning says the only officers of the Erens&
army permitted to attend the funeral sS
Napoleon will be those who were attaohaf
to the household of the ex- Emperor daring
his reign. III France.
LONDON, January l0-8 A. M.-ThS EzS
port OF the post mortem examination sk
Chlselhurst says failure of circulation wzs5
due to the Eniperor's general constitat50z
condition. The bladder was found 80
diseasod and The kidneys affected z
other organs wore g. ind and healthY,k
Ceath VaS ally question of time.
| The Empr-ts last nlgnt vas ceiuner. LsxsS
receive. A44n- u visitors fruIn Rrnnna "A
went several times ID the room Mz 9As
the body lies.
Queen Victoria sent Colonel G.rdfinor q
ICo:srlSEE1 G. asGSIksea gAeAt
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-12
WASHINGTON.

Loaisiura Resarning gearss 10 be Sum-
uoAed 20 Vashingtoa = Mobile Mer-
chants yyhao Paid Duties &c cSnfei-
srales--'5C ssiley Dinner at ciiiard's
-uebs rl,neni OF :; nsticJ Ask More AP-
preparations.
IRirst DaspatehI
WASHINGTON. January LII is under
stood that ,he S-nate Committee on
Priyieg.s and ELsctioas, at meeting
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-12
Innnguratisb or Governor WILLIAM p. keis
lOgR.

We are requested to state That the COM
mittees OF the Senate and House who have
charge of the arrangements appertaining
to the Inauguration of Governor Kellogg,
will be in session at The State House to-day
from twelve to TIVE o'clock. Persons desir-
ing seats on the floor of the House of Rep
resentatives for ladies will present them
selves to the committee for Invitations
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-12

The FAMOUS .aobers Stick
ney, the Adenis If the arena, and the
worlds acknowledged champion, the beau
ideal of artistic grace and elegance, is with
old John E,ebinsoR's big show, and will sp-
pear ~ bach entertainment 10 be given at
.isoli circle for one week, commencing
Monday, January Is. Tive performances
eash dsy-at I2 M. and 7;3o P. Il
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-12
PROOF MOST DAMNING
Money the Lever Of the RevOlutonists
A Fusion Senator to his Constituents
LET THE CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEES
BEAD AND PohDER.

What hetter evidence than 10 contained
in the extra of the Shreveport Times, given
below. could We have ef the corrupt de-
signs Of the enemies of reprblieanislA
Money, not morality or principles of any
sort, is shown clearly 10 be their sole
reliance for sustaining the revolutionary
cabal, and for undermining the k gal gov
ernment. Let the American people digest
this black confession:
[Tusa Rxtra, second edition, Monday, January @
To the people OF Shreveport
Since the publication of our hrst extra
to-day, we have received the follow
ing dispatch from Hon. A H. Leonard,
Senator from this district:
The Indications are that with money to
sustain the fusionists, the quorum in the
bayonet Legislature can be broken, and
one in the legal Legislature of the State
secured. Our representatives, mast be sas-
tanned by the people. The money sub
scribed by our citizens in this cause will be
the best investment they ever made. 1t will
insure the establishment of an economical
government that will save the public
millions per annum; save the credit
Of the State; reduce the rate of tax
alton, aud inspire confidence abroad
that will bring beth emigration and capital
t. Louisiana What will the msneyed men
Of Shreveport and the planters of Caddo
do in this mstters 1t is not q political
issue they are asked to meet; they are
solicited to aid in the salvation of the State
and their OWE interest and prosperity;
SPECIAL TO THE TIMEA
NEW ORLEANS, January 6, 1879
To the Shreveport Times:
Indications favorable, but help is needed
from the people. Shreveport should sub
scribe $4,000 cash to sustain our govern.
ment. Call meeting of the business men
and see what can be done. If we can raise
money it will show the people we are in
earnest, and will break the quorum in the
bayoRet Legislature
A. FL. LEONARD.
There are members of sbe Pinchback Le-
gislature that would go with ours, if they
had any assurance that it could sustain it
self
Planters throughout the parish would aid
in raising the amount, knowing, as they
do. that the present crisis is one OF life and
death to the material interests of the eoun
trV.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-12
Quick Passa4es

The steamship New Orleans, Captain
eager, of the Crom veil line, left New York
on the fourth instant, at P. n, crossed
the bar at p. N. on the tenth, and arrived
at her wharf at A. NJ. on the eleventh in
stant. This is one of the quickest passages
ever made.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-12
Sale Of the etes4a- KnShe

The river steamer Kat, " rrls q: pnr
lie auction yesterday by tie IN A@'i s;:.ss
marshal, under the amended SE.c. 5. :Go
United States Court Of yesterday. fer
$4,000. She falls again into the csntrOl Of
Captain tehn w. Cannon,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-12

TH8 MONKEY EaUILlBRisr.-Do noe fail
10 see the great performance Of the eorde
seadne, by the wonderful monkey. ~ each
exhibitien Of oss IOhn's show, for emo week.
sopsseAsiae A1: iA.. J&naaFy Il &S7a.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-12

OLD JoHS RoBISsoN's Bic SHOW
Nothing like it ever known. Old John
Robinson's great show will exhibit here for
one week, commencing Monday, January
l3. Admission seventy five cents; ehIdroa
ff.y cents.
Old John Robinson agrees tU ruf11H the
money TO any person who will cay that he
does not show everythi he advertises-
Cut this gut md keep & Remember his
sj.o-Y e. 3STs ,sa.~ G.A,a sPsss-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-12
Rnther Burke nt 81. Pstriok,s Charch.

Reverend Father Burke will lecture ut
ST.. Patriek's Church tbis evening, on "Fhe
Catholic Church not the Danger, but the
Safety OF the Great American Republic"
Doors will be open at six o'clock, and the
lecture will commence at half-past seven
o'cIusk Admission 81.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-12
sua,I,e, s,eamsh;p from LIVERPOOL.

Orr Southwest Pass dispatches report
the arrival at five o'clock Last evening of
the steamship Caledonian, OF the Allan
line, from Liverpool. She viii be up this
morning to her landing at the foot of St.
Andrew street
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-12

MS WAS reserved WIN o mNu cneef.
1t was then agreed to pass a bill to In
augurate Mr.. MeEnery as Governor of Lon
isiaua next Monday at noon. The Senate
agreed TO the proposition.
A committee was appointed. and it was
announced that q committee of citizens had
arranged plan which would harmonic
with this programme.
A motion to adjourn until eleven o'clock
Monday morning was adopted.
Both branches will, when prepared, pro-
oeed 70 Lafayette square and see MIR. Nc
Rnsry take the oath of office.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-12
ORLEANS, SUNDAY, JANUARY r. 1878.


The Seventy ThoasaBd Dollar Legislasure.
In the Senate yesterday twenty-five re-
sponses were made at roll call, but mem
bers did not appear inclined to rush legis-
latien. Thele existed hesitancy In the
proceedings, an uncertainty of feeling
which dragged business along slowly.
Some of the latest members took the
Aoer to discuss subjects other than law
making. Something was said about edito-
rials in the New Orleans REPUBLICAN, bat
as that does not interest the public we pass
over their quaint remarks.
About all the business attended 70 was in
connection with House proceedings.
In the House business progressed slowly
and leisurely, and the menbers did not
leek as if inclined 10 wsrk themselves out
of situations, although it was distinctly an
Rounoed that quorum was present.
A joint resolution, offered by Mr.. Leon
ard, of Caddo, in the Senate, to appoint q
committee to inquire if any conspiracy
exists to suppress the voice of the people
as expressed at the last election, was
adopted unanimously. The resolution az
thsrises the committee 10 send for persons
and papers
A halt of half an hour gave the members
time to read the evening papers.
Secretary Burke announced that the
Senate was ready to meet the House in
joint session to count the votes for Governor
and Lieutenant Governor. Twenty four
Senators entered, and the House Secretary
called ffty-seyen as present.
MIR. II. J. Campbell announced that
eyerything was ready to count the votes
aforesaid. Five gentlemen took seats on
the platform. but their labors were Not
arduOus- The. secretary then finally an.
pnupoad tho fnuras oa f,lln.us.
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BOTH WANTED AT WASHINGTON

srAN,.sY psNNER AT wn.LARDs
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LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS

DISCUSSION ON COTTON CLAIMS
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LOUISIANA RETURNING BOARDS
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NRw ORLEANS
FIYR DAYS oELFS
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eouenso-csng sTORday, January IS, 1873,
TIVOLI CIRCLE LOT.
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TEE Ex-EmpERoR NAPOLEON
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sRHoI.D. fTrp CoSQuRRINo HKRo OoMEs
'Eo pent-up Utica contrasts our psweS@
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EIERST TIE M
TEs
ssyt osLRAKs KsqTEo AssoeaATIoH.
Eaxowte&ee Hall. Bxpssttlss ssaiidapE.
GBSERAL ASSF MBLf
eIesxax Night, from 1885 % 10 0SCfe<k.
Fine Enusio in attendaase
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MOVEMENTS OF eARlsT INSURGENTS

FOR THg FUNERAL
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8Ye TELEG GRAPH

BY TEL G RA P II.
LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS
DISCUSSION ON COTTON CLAIMS
LOUISIANA RETURNING BOARDS
BOTH WANTED AT WASHINGTON
sfAN,.sY DINNER AT wn.LARD's
TRE Ex-EMpERoR NAPOLEON
PREPARATIONS FOR TEFB FUNERAL
MOVEMENTS OF cARLIST INSURGENTS
UnlHefy Bulk Grain Shipment
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&ssv ORLEANS BEATING CLUB n0IRKB
ruesday Sight, fro.n 7s3e TO 40 O'Clock.
kvexy morning Tor ladies and sts'dren sAefe
ssvely for instruction.
Nsties will be given II other asseAbnes during
she week 1aN IL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-12

OF. CHARLES THEATRE.
H.
ALSSX. FTTZGERA LID. Stage Manager
CHANGE OF PRoGRAAMk
s@aday Evening, January lS. IS5@'
Last night of
YHR CELEBRATED AND ORR IHAh
BERGER FAMILY.
Swiss Bell Ringers,
ygux6 LADIES' SILVER COHNBf BAND, PAxLoh
ORCHESTRA.
HOEDAT EByT-LiNdARD COMBINATION III
new Comedy aud new Sketches.
Doors open at quarter to seven, the overture
VIII cossEaence at a quarter to eight O'Clock.
sste p LEtBDP. Treasurer.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-12

f1vB hundred living snins 8, Fear hundred aen
Smd Aerses fifty aTenio oeesrflss four great
clowns, forty cages Of animals e"mrrise
yH8 MRNAGERiR
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-12

t,,T. PArRaOh,s OhURfH
LRUlURs RI LEV. PATE ER 8URKE.
SanSay BSeziHa. IansarS Ia.
At half psss ssvon e'alssk.
On shs Cathode ChuseA nst tho ane<s, - The
&aiefy VI tho Great Amestsea 1expAna
HaSksas II ssxatsasae o -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-12
THE STATE HOUSE.

The Senate met at the usual hoar yesser-
day and was called to order by President
Harris, who instructed the Secretary to call
the roll. Twenty-three Senators, quorum,
being present, the special committee, ap-
pointed on Friday to look after absent
members, made the following report;
The special committee appointed TO as
sertain the cause of the absence Of Sen
stors from this body, make the following
report to the Senate: They had an 1nter,
view with Senators Hunsaker, Todd and
Noland. the result of which was these Sen,
st0rs have joined the so.called General
Assembly at the Odd Fellows Hall, and
give as their reasons that they believe TINS
senate to be illegal and unworthy OF their
support, and that they have no intention OF
again resuming their seats iii the Senate OF
the State OF Louisiana. As regards other
Senators, We ask further time.
o. III. BREWSTER,
n r. STAMPS,