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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-08-19

pOTTED HAM, Tongue, Beef and Turkey,
sporsmen, unequaled for sand witches, lunch
cons &c. for sale by
GEO. McBURNEY SON,
je Is 1865 and 10 Kine streat
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-08-19

MORE NEW DRESS GOODS-Msy 3lst
N1 lS75-We open to-day line of the cheap
est Iron Frame Grenadines ever offered in this
market, ranging in price from 37tc, 45c, soc,
62!c and upwards. Also beautiful high lustre
a IpAcas at 3I3c. 43c soc, &C., &c. All first
class standard Calicoes at lOc.
d. +. bRASHEAR,
my 81 No. lO9 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-08-19

UST BE SOLDI
= DEATH.A VI,

"The Fashionable Clothier,"
Jy Z ..-- 81 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-08-19

I(ACONl BACON!
Il - Another lot of Sugar cured Shoulders,
Hams and Breast Pieces lust received and for
sale by w. A. JOHNSON.
ap III Corner Pitt and Queen streets
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-08-19
( ,ANTON MATTINGS Oil CLOTHS &c,

am Just in receipt of another lot Of those su
perior Canton Mattings, the b,st article in tho
mar ket this season. Also several sheets of
White Ground Til Oil Cloth for halls, hand
some Step Brussels Carpeting, with the hall to
match, small Brussels, Rugs &c
% j. M. STEWART
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-12-21

stvl temz pomeru iako za minulych Is
set let Sc sifilo, potfebovalo by neimenG
Is tisic let, nez by veskere obyvatclstvo
zem6 osahlo. Avsak ono neien ze Sc ne
SIN, ale upada, ztentuie Sc, couya a to V
pom6ru tax znacnem, re pochopuieme IL
zkost zarmutck ieho hlasateld a obhaj
Gu. Tento dpadok kfestanstvi, k n6muz
neihorliytisi kntzi jeho pfiznavaii Sc,
sv6dci zajist6 neivymluvnti, &c nabozen
stvi to iako vsecka jina jest p Ii yo II
| 5 h 0 20, jake v5e co idskG
Jest co sc pfezilo, zastaralo, nepotfeb
nym stalo. smrti propadnouti a Hov6mu
lepsimu, duchu casu potfebam nyntisiho
clov6censtga pfim6fen6isimu ustoupiti
musi.
krostanstvi podoba Sc tfcbas velebne
mu gotickemu d6mu, ktcryz dosud sice
hrd6 IA sebevGdom6 k oboze pne Sc, ale
nicmen6 blodav6mu zubu caSu, boufm a
pfevratGm v6k1 znenahla sice ale jist6
podeha zficeninu rozpadava sc. Co
case stvofeno Gasu podleha u casem "a
syc witt musi. Kfcstanstyi nevymkne
Sc tomuto v6kov6tn6mu zakomn, byf Sc
obhaici jeho sebe zoufaleji nam5hali sti
tenn bozsk6ho p6vodu je zastititi Stati
etika Sc media sebe obratn6isi kfestanskou
dialektikou odmudrovati,- * tomu pozna
nj must dosp6ti konecn6 takoyi kfestan
sti rytifove, iako dr. Talmage Brookly
ma. Jeho vykfik bolesti jest spolu vykii
KEN zdeseni, jakyz Sc mnoh6mu vydere
hrdla, kdyz Sc mu znahla zjevi hrozna,
pravda.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-12-21

yania, Landers, Davy, Henderson, Frost
lloge, Mississippi.
Nychovani prace:
Walker Virginia, Lamar Faulkner
Cutler, Stenger, Clarke Missouri. Sprin
ger, IIoar Magoon Wisconsin, White
Nash.
VofeinG pozcmky:
Sayler, Goodin Fuller, Nc. Farland
Walling Cause, Lane, Hawthorne
Nc Dill, Morey Crounse
Oprava ufednick6ho zfizeni (vefejn6
sluzby).
Whitehouse, Brown Kentucky,
Throckmorton, Payne, Collins, Debolt,
Cutler, Harlbut, Harris Massachusetts,
Foster, Leavenworth
Pravnictvi
Judiciary )-Knott,. .Hunton, Asbe, Lyn
de, Lord, Hurd, Caultied McCrary,
Lawrence, Frye, Starkweather
Ostatni vybory nemaii tax vellou dale
zit,st iako pravo vyImenovan6.
Timed po ohldseni vybord Sc sn6movna
odrocila. Poslanec naseho distrktu, Ii,
u. Payne Jest tedy tlenem vyboru pro
banky menu.
Ma prvnim mist6 jmenovani clenovG
vybori jsou ich pre- lsedove. Tax Jest
Morrison predsedou vyboru pro cesty
prostfedky, COZ vseobecn6 pfekvapilo a u
vetsiny demokratd nelibost sp6sobilo.
Pan Terry bude pfedsedou senatu do
3. ledna, naGez k navrhu senatora Ed
mundse bude volen novy prozatimni
pfedseda.
Poitikov6 81 septaji, ze ring jizni ticho
mofSk6 drahy Texas Pacitic) mel sesta
vovani nekterych vybOrd sve prsty. Po
5lanec Cox, kteryz Sc obecnG "a vddciho
demokrata poklada, vyjadfil Sc washing
tonskGmu zpravodaji zdejsiho Heralda,
&c Jest svrchovan6 sklaman rozmrzen
ze bude ma dale jednati ma svou pest. V
radach demokracie spdsobena pry sesta
venim vybord znaGna a nebezpecn3i trhli
ma. Pfevlada mineni, ze 81 to mluyGi
Kerr zbryndal. - Ostatn6 mize panu
tomu byti dt6chou, ze dosud nebylo ma
svet6 clov6ka, kteryz by byl vsechny lidi
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-12-21
Europa.


D'a belSky zlotinec brem-
sky.
Berlin, 20, pros. Die nejnov6jSich W
sledkd patrani jmenuje Sc lotr, iehoz Pc
kelny stroj ma parolodi ,MoseP vybuch
5pGsobil Alexandr nikoliv Thomas neb
Thomassen. Rodicoye jeho byli pry Sva
bove, on sam ale narodil Sc BrooklynG
n. Y,
Mnohe vypovedi lotra toho, pred jeho
smrti ucinen6, nezdaji Sc byti pravdive
Urednim prohledanim skladnich pro
stor nestastnG parolod6 zliSt6no pry, ze Sc
tam zadne pills vysoko pojistGne zboH
nenalezalc Tomu ale zadny rozumny
6lov6k neuv6fi. 4 jake pohnutky byl by
Alexandr ci Thomason pekeIny stro syij
ma lod pfinesl: z pouh6ho fabelstvi, 2
pouh6 zaIiby We vrazdtni a zmaru lidi
sotva,
Joden bremsky casopis ptinesl zpravy,
ze pry sc die pov6sti ma parolodi Sallie,
.jez pred kratkem, pfiStav opustla, podob
ny pekelny stroi nal6zal. Telegratovano
lined do Southampton, kan reGena lod
prav6 pfiplula, ably vzala sebou go po-
cestnych rozkotaneho ,Deutschlandu'
nacez ieden nemecky tainy nekterymi
anglickym policejnimi ufedniky kazdy
kout parolod6 prohledal, ale nenalezl mic
podezfeleho. Zmineny bremsky list trva
ale ma SVEN.
Vychodni otazka.
Nogy York, Is. pros. Z Janova sc
sem zvestuje, ze SO dav6rniki povstalcd
bosenskych odbyvalo poradu, ieiiz vysle
dek jest pokra6ovati q poosttt,.t, pohud
Turci do jeanoho Bosny vypuse"i neb,
don. TAX jednaii pravi iunaci!
General (voivoda) Pavlovit jmenoy al
Cd narodni vlady Hercegovcd zvlastnin
vyslancem, ulozeno mu navstiviti vsec
ky vlady evropske zadati ma mich uzna
nj hercegovskych povstalcd "a valku We.
douci mocnost.
Zima pfekazila ma dobro vsecky valet
ne operace. Turci, iak z evropskych Ii
!, sta Sc dovidame, chteli ha povstalcich c
: demstiti posledni dve porazky II Gacky
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-12-21
Anerika.
Sestaveni Wy b ORD.

Washington, 20. pros. Vseobec
nou pozornost sob6 jiz po vice dni neo
/ slaben6 vabi sestaveni jednotlivych snt-
mcvnich vybord. MluvGi sn6novny Kerr
y6noval ysechen iemu zbyvajici cas- teto
praci. Jemu ide c to, ably vybranim
neivhodn6jSich osob stranu demokratic-
kou sesilil spolu rychl6 a sv6domite
vyfizovani zalezitosti snGmognich sp1so :
bill. On sice zdvofile pfi imal rady,
navrhy a pokynuti vynikaiicich poslancd
z t6 i one politick6 strany, ale jelikoz ne
byl volon "a jistymi podminkami, neni
tudiz nikomu osobn6 zvlast6 zayazan.
Ocekava Sc vseobecne, ze sestaveni vybo-
rd sn6movnich vefejn6 mineni pfekvapi.
Odpoledni zprava. Mluvci
sn6moyny ohlasil scstaveni .jednotlivych
vyborG. DO vyboru pro volebni zalezi-
tosti zvoleni:
Harris (Virginial Thompson, Black
burn, Beebe, House, Debolt, Poppleton,
Hoar, Wells (Mississippi), Baker india
na) a Brown (Kansas).
DO vyboru pro cesty prostfedky, KITE
ryz Jest uejddleAittjsich
Morrison. Wood, Hancock, Thomas,
Hill, Chaplin, Lucker, Blaine, Kelly, Gar
field, Burchard.
Do vyboru pro rozpocet povolovani
pen6z:
Randall, Holman, Wells (Alissoari), J,
Atkins, Hamilton New Jersey, Blount,
Singleton, Wheeler, Hale, Foster, Wald
ron.
Banky "a papiroya mena:
Cox, Payne, Goode, Gibson, Raymond,
Burchard, Wike, Townsend Pennsylva
nial, Kasson, Eames, Hubbell.
Tichomorska draha:
Lamar, Atkins, Luttrill, Walker Vir
ginia, Lynde, Throckmorton, Thomas
[Marylandl, Phelps Missouri, Garfield
Kasson, Platt, O'Neill, Blair
ZahraniGni zalezit sti:
Swami, Faulkner, Banks, Barnum
Ely, Hamilton Indianal, Springer, For
ney, Monroe Williams Wisconsin
Packer.
Voienske zalezitosti:
Banning, Glover, Williams Michigan
Terry, Cook, Reilly Pennsylvania, Han
|. denberg, Macdonald, Thornburgh, Har
i but, Strait.
, Namofnictvi:
< Whitthorne, Lewis, Mills, Jones Ne
a Hampshire, Willis, Williams Delawa
. rel, Robbins Pennsylvania, Burleig
n Harris, Hayes, Danford.
Q Zeleznice a prdplavy:
a Jones, Kentucky. Stone, Sayag
n Meade, Schleischer, Mackey Penns,
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-12-21
Udulll ZalOZn,.

Udove zalozny jSou zadani, by do 20.
pros. 1875 knizky sve pokladnikovi "a
lozny ,Slovanstvo" odevzdal.
k.'F. Erhard, pokladnik
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-12-21
j. Il. KNAPP'S
NOvy Obuvnf kram,
616 Woodland Ave.

Pobliz office kohsk6 drdhy Kinsman.
Mole spoieni vychodnimi fabrikan
~ dovoluie mi prodavati boty stfevics
levnSji ned ine obchody meste. Jelikoz
isn malou cinzi platim vsecku praci 81
konam, mohu vsecky, jcnz mne vyhledaji
dplns pspokojiti.
APr4ci zakazkovou a spravky delam do
~ aslacino. 3.m
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-23
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER % 1875

the control of the State. The city of New
York can not exempt the property Of
her citizens from the payment Of school
or police tax. Every man and every
dollar within the State Of New York
is within the control of the
State of New York, and must pay its
proper share for the education Of the PEG.
pie, and the protection OF life and prop
erty' The great Democratic centennial
thief, Tweed, was compelled to resort to
the Legislature of New York for an au-
thority to steal, which, lad Democratic
mayor or council had control Of the power
OF taxation and appropriation, he might
have exercised directly. He was COM
PEELED to get into the Senate Of New York,
and to admit Republican thieves into lis
ring to secure millions Of public money
which, under the New Orleans theory of a
sovereign municipality, he might lave
obtained by direct political burglary.
It is known that the limitations Of the
present municipal government of New
Orleans were copied almost to.idem rer5is
from the legislation Of New York. 1t
therefore seems particularly curious to
see it stated that 'other cities" are not
subject to the same restlic tions with our
own.
The courts have decided that all NUM- |
cipal authority is derived from and is |
subject to the State Legislature 1t
would seem, therefore, that the advocates
of municipal sovereignty must either sur
render their position or they may find
the legislative authority manifest its
supremacy in way not at all comfortable
to any who may resist it.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-23
AN ARMY OF OFFICIALS.

The proposed city budget does not in.
dictate such degree of poverty in the
community which is said to exist and,
doubtless, does. On the contrary, we
might reasonably look for a very high
condition of prosperity in a city which
consents to pay such magnificent sums
for salaries in the more ornamental and,
perhaps, least useful departments Of the
municipal administration. We find that
it takes nearly or quite half million of
dollars to pay for personal services alone
in the several departments, without TAX
ing into account several tho usand dollars
fer Office expenses. The following are
some Of the principal items estimated in
the budget for salaries and wages;
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-23


Barnum had in his menagerie much
more promising and a still more happy
family than is the New York delegation in
Congress- The Democratic House is di.
vided against itself. The appointment. Of
the standing committees broke the backs
OF all of the animals. A correspondent.
says half of the New York delegation in
sisted that Fernando Wood be made
chairman OF the Ways and Means Commit
tee, and the other half of the same beauti-
full faith bitterly opposed him. Mr.. Kerr
ended the dispute by going West; but a
number Of the members of the two fac.
tons will not speak to each other, on &C.
count Of the differences which have
grown up between them on the Fernandy
question.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-23
A CONTRAST.

New Orleans pays annually $40, 100 for
costs Of administering criminal justice in
the city alone, while the total amount paid
for education in the entire State of Louis
lana is only s699,6s5, showing. that the
city pays $40, 443 year more for police
than the whole State does for schools. BY
the time Mayor Leeds and other opponents
of public education succeed in withhold
ing the school tax in order to be the bet
ter prepared to pay foreign creditors, it
will be necessary to increase the capacity
of police jails and add few hundred
thousands to the police fund. The police
and the schools are counterparts of each
other. To neglect the latter increases the
expenses Of the first, thing which GER
tain short-sighted politicians are bent
upon doing, if possible. When the right
of sovereign State to compel municipal
servants to provide for the education of
the children is questioned in public docu-
ments, it is time for the people to look
after their interests The constitution
makes it the imperative duty to provide
for the public schools. The Mayor ques-
tons the right to do anything in the mat
ter unless the business can be placed in
the hands Of another political body than
that named in the law for the purpose.
Personally be may have strong. desire to
see the schools controlled by the body
over which he presides, but OH cially he
can have no proper cause for any prefer.
ence. When he attempts to dictate to the
Legislature in his Official messages and
counsels disobedience of the Law until be
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-23


peace, and deprecate war; but if war COM
mences, it will be attended with cost, and
at the close the first inadequate cause Of
dispute will be forgotten. The war with
Mexico began by an alleged invasion of
this very Texan territory. Yet in the
treaty Of peace, which involved large con-
cessions of territory and the payment of
many millions of money, the part of the
lower Rio Grande, where the act of inva-
sion occurred, was not even referred to.
We would respectfully warn both gov
erDments to adopt some immediate and
adequate policy for the removal of any
possible cause of frontier trouble, and
would suggest some such convention as
We have stated.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-23
he budget for salaries and wages;
Total for salaries ard wages

iotRl Tor salaries and wages. ....... $50 900
The above list does not include the
salaries Of police justices, off GERS of the
Wofkhouse, House of Refuge or Insane
Asylum, nor any Of the officers of crimi-
nal justice. 1t shows pure and simple
what the people have to pay ''the city
authorities for personal service With
the exception of the Department of I'm
provements, the whole busin ess could be
done by contract for about one hundred
thousand dollars year, thus saving
nearly as much as the bud get proposes
for the support of the schools. If there
is to be system Of niggardly economy
introduced into municipal affairs, it ought
first to be applied to the least essential
departments
The suggestions Of the Mayor, however,
indicate tina: he is willing to sacrifice the
dearest interest of the public, turn the
teachers out of the public schools and
neglect to provide adequate means of ed
ueation for the children Of the poor, and
demoralize if not virtually disband the
police, in order to be the better able to
pay long roll of nearly useless officials
and leave enough to stand off those i'm
Fortunate spinsters whom Judge Woods
has invited to sue for rec eiver in case
there is any further cause of complaint.
Now, we are entirely willing that the
purely municipal affairs shall be confided
to the care Of the City Council The
Democratic party is welcome to the offices
of Mayor, Administrators, and all and
singular their numerous following. We
might ask for the abolition of say about two
quite useless departments-Police and As
sessments for instance-and cut down some
Of the Office expenses. But such as they
are, CT ought to be, We are co intent to let
the Democrats have them. But when it
comes to the police, the guardian of per-
sonal liberty, and the school teachers, who
have charge of the education of children,
We insist that they should be placed under
control Of men whose ideas are at least
notch above the traditional mayor and
aldermen, whether the latter receives COM
pensation through the manipulation of
contracts, as was the case in the olden
time, or double pay in direct salaries, as at
present. The law has wisely placed these
important interests where it is possible to
keep them out of ward politics. Commits
sioners and directors are directly RESPONSE
bic to the supreme power of the State, and
have no interest in or sympathy with the
pulling and hauling Of the ward clubs.
These institutions should remain where
the law has placed them, and they should
receive as liberal support as though they
were committed to political demagogues
and dragged through the pools of faction.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-23
PROCLAMATION.
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD

....- ...= STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Executive Department, }
... New Orleans, December g. 1875.
Whereas am officially informed that JOHN
S0NNIER, noted desperate. indicted in the parish
Of st. Landry, OF this State, for the murder of
ANDRE PRUBHOMMB, and also indicted in the
parish Of Calcasieu in this State, for the murder of
WILLIAM J. RUNNIONs, is still at large. notice is
hereby given that in addition to any reward of
fered by the police uries of the respective parishes
and the friends Of the deceased the State of Louis
lana will pay reward of FIVE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for the arrest of the said John sonnier and
his safe delivery to the custody Of the sheriff OF
ST. Landry parish. a.. s. ..- aI ..l.
Given under my hand and the seal of the State
this third day of Lececember, A. D. 1875 and of
the independence of the United States the one hun
dredth' .w1rI.Mpur,,oco
By the Governor
"i r. @. DKSLONDE,
Secretary of state de4
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-23
MARsHAL'S MONITIOy

United States VS.. Steamboat Rebee,
TN. THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT Y
Il District of Louisiana, No. 10, 104.-ln o9eaa
10 an admiralty warrant, TO me directed
above entitled suit, l have seized aud la'1
my possession
rhE STEAMBOAT REBECCA. her tactfI
rel and furniture, etc, now hbeled by ths
States for the causes set forth in the WI
pending in the District Court OF the United y
And do hereby cite and admonish the ou
owners thereof, and all and every person 81
| having or pretepding to have any right, u.1
terest in o to the same, to be and appear "
tIict Court Of the United States, for the
aforesaid, TO be holden at the city Of New oi1
the third Monday of January, 1876, to show n
any they have or can, why the said steam69a'
not 10 eondepned and he sold asreeao9
prayer Of ibelant. M.
United States Marshars office, New ore'1
cenber II, 1878. ,pu|
dels 2sjs7 10 .3 United states hA'I
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-23

OF the dismissal of ex-senator Henderson
rs government counsel in the st. Louis
whisky prosecutions, the Nation, which sell
dom says anything favorable of the Presi
dent, remsrke: 'Mr. Henderson has been
dismissed, and it is difficult to see how the
President could have taken any other
course under the circumstances. There
may be men in existence who would put mp
with what Mr.. Henderson said, but we
doubt If they have e. yet shown themselves
in any civilized government"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-23

Probably no more hungry set of office
holders ever went to Washington than the
Confederate members Of the present Con-
gress. The Democratic correspondent of
the Cincinnati EnQNirsr, ssya: zone of
the most signifcaat symptoms of the hard
NESS Of the timsslsnd the honesty Of this
Congress. thus far, i..the fact that fhrny. Of
the msmhsra have - compelled to draw
their December pAS n advsnee, to ger holi-
dsy ependina money. This pay j. not due
unta l2aaaasyl Az - thia apAsticalaf, -
letst, - lsexse lnaissily sf cssefess d h
1ayo. " snsrs uuusyyg ayxssxeti
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-23

The editor of the Galveston Neps has
read "Shipmasters" statement of exp enses
on ship, as published in the REPUBLICAN,
and concludes that Galveston is far from
being the most expensive seaport of the
country" t-a
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-23

In trying TO prevent Clara Morris from
playing in the New Leah, Kate Bsteman
pleads that the play would be likely to
suffer IN the hands of an inferior artist.
There is not one word of sympathy for the
Door audience b.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-23
GRAND OPENING
OF THH
CRESCENT HALL.

The undersigned respectfully announces that
,hs convenient central and popular place Of resort
WILL OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
On Thursday Evening, Decenlbe 23, 1873.
At eight o'clock
At which hour all are cordially invited to be
present. w "
Thankful for the liberal support extended to him
in years past, at his old saloon
THE BANK,
Ne. d Royal street,
Which he will continue as usual he asia tho
patronage of all who admire beauty, elegas,r
convenience and comfort, satisfied that the
CRESCENT HALL,
As now decorated arranged and furnished ia
without o rival on this continent
JOSEPH A. WALKER,
deZ3 II 2p Proprietor.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-23

Mr.. Marks Kaiser, our young violinist, is
well spoken of by the Northern press. At
The Titiens concert, in Springfield, Msssa-
cbusetts, be played two fsutasias, BY Alard,
and also performed violin obligato, when
Mile. Titiens sang Gounod's ave Marie"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-23

Mr. Lamar understands his business. He
gets appoin ted on the House Pacific Rail
road Committee, and Immediately goes
home and commences engineering for the
SenatOrship,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-23

Policemen are requested to keep children
from putting toy torpedoes into the mail
boxes. The better plan would be to pre-.
vent the sale, and keep such dangerous play.
things out of town.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-23
GENERAL ORDER NO, 4,

The loyal subjects of His Royal Highness the
Grand Hogul of Twenty Umbrellas are hereby no.
tilted to assemble at the residence of Mrs. G. C.
Antoine, no % Claiborne street on FRIDAY EVEN
ING, December ~, 1875. at eight O'Clock, sharp.
By order Of the Grand Mogul.
II. A. CORBIN,
de2S lt2p Acting Seoretarv
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-23

The Williamsport tPennsylvania) Gazette
says: 1.-The mission of the Grangers in Mis-
sissippi seems to have been ended since the
grand master is elected State Treasurer"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-23

A cynical man insists that the fewer rela
tons or friends the happier We are. In
your poverty they never help you in your
prosperity they always help themselves"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-23

Sergeant Bates has been hindered at Lon
don, Canada. They will not allow him to
walk; at least they will no. allow him to
walk out of town until he pays his hotel
hill
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-23

Mr.. Dion Boucicault, fer q consideration,
has transferred to Mr.. John E. Owens the
sole right to produce the Boucicault plays
of dot" and "Grimaldi' for q period of
ten years,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-23

DR., Holland is of the opinion that culture
will cure gossip. So will saving wood for
the time being. Gessips are idle people,
who know nothing better to do.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-23

chasing the Hold Land, and setting them
selves up in Jerusalem. o Jerusalem
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-23

1t is said the crops In Nebraska have been
enormous this year, and that the State has
fully overcome the effects OF the grasshop-
per plague.