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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-02-17
0rwiSetxx8.

Ter unterseidaee iiblt ii@ beran,att, aut
ben in lstter slummsr Rec st. Gloutsr Sour.
nal" asbra4ten xrtiet, Iuorna4 uon mebrerea
Ysrisnsn e'ne 3laes baritsr ertob.u norbem.
tcb wdbrenb ben SGuiAumtsn fatdoliidrr In.
ssrr'&t ertbsi!t psrbt a.. Gelsenb,s ~ er,pi.
bern:
Wor Nuem beseiAne il q ols cine infame
Suse unb bin tereit e. ein!i4 ~ befrGfiaeu.
eat sreber bon mir. nod bon unierm VrieNer
falao'if@er lln.erri4t waArenb ben SdulNum.
ben srtasilt !norbsa; BAT e serner cine giae ii,
bat aufer Vticfter ~ jemais cine GentrcGe
uter mit sne uuiers S@ule an3ueignen sefuda
bat isneern bielmebr bel ein.,m e~t,paisen BE.
faH (uosu ssspis 2ebermana ein 3tAt bat).
N@ !eoislih TN b6s 9eiinsea Der Ainber uub
osssn Gertf&ri.te srtunbist tct. SIM ueiisru
TerioIs bisier uaasrststsn 0ei@!oerse pirb an.
ae'ubrs, Sa5 ai6tta:boIiide aine.y ~a.,lpunsen
n%'iitSsa. entucser bea rs!isioi.a Mebunsen bel.
sauobnea cher aber bic e9u!e ,u bsrlaHsn.
auf eieies niI iN bios eswibern. bab es eden
10, wie bic ibriseu Nnsaben, cine e~rfumhens
giiae 1T uno teiuer heiteren Yeantuoriuno be.
BART DO bersleiden usbuassn uisni0ls itattss.
funher.
DC soraebraAte NufIaae. tos unier' Friefer
bic balse Sen Der e t,ultuTS.n nit BEN yebren
Der fattoIiidlen Eectrine beeniprnde unb itlbH
toresrlAe .3udtieuneen borneDme &C., lit cine
lesrs Ybra's u"O mue ebsniaGs aIs cine srcbe
gage bc3eitnst wcroen. inbeM niemalS Ncba.
lide5 porgefcmmsn 1T.
5n 8etreif Der Ycrion.n. bon benen rieie Ala.
gen erbpbsn woreeu, bsmsrtc i'd, eas nur i; ID et
@inwobnsr unicres Sdulbitrietes liab, unb
oas Der gharattcr hes einen, Saeob @ool, Az
gut bstanm 1T, als has id Is Der Niis. mcrtb
erad)te, @orte iiber i'm 81 oeriduenben. Tenn
Der 3lped, ben er ;u srreidxn iudae. If. mir unte.
tannt, oa CT ni&t sinma! ainner ,ur Sd,ule ~
idpden bat. Zen Aamen hes eerrn Nopb
xnter Seu unterseidmern su iebeu, bat mein
ertaunen srrest. innsm ocrielbe ourt feise
cisaen Niaosr, bic ~re9elmasis Die Sd,uIe be.
'uAten, bate e~rfahrcM miisn, has bic anse.
iuhrtcn %eitnperbew burdaus ales Vrunbss
entbs5rsn. y
Senrs Nrebs,
Ccbrer reS 1iftr. SO. "a.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-02-17
4amo:&crfcuf.

Der ,n.-r,eiame.c clfcrirt bic rohAetrrt
nahsr oe;sidlntten fGnbsrtiru nebf Saut uis
St.iisns.n ium Ss.:cai:
~ z !. ga /, Sect. 81 5owul?4N nnse 50
y d. ~ T.; Set. IS lrrn ia Mango 4:
Gsfc beieen Yaraeien Iicacn i'm Scnn Ct
Martin naas benz Sau! Sinner.
81 ]. Nitr Vana nit earaui t:inelihem @abn.
baus. StaIunaen nab @runren. in Scwr
Ct. Giono, uane benz 3cirarunh.
Idbere Mus.uait eribeilt her 2ig,n'hiim,r
Sic. Wou.r.
o-3t 81. Giouh. Miun.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-02-17
8. Gettsnauts III Ct. G!cua, pertauf,
- 10 Yiuub 3setidasn fir 81 90.
szy- 10 Yir.e ron seHsu A.is iIr 100.
Il Gine NoSsnt ssrciea Sci fit e36ents


-Gct. Start ~ tshcmpisn hef elm. @a,
E7'tAe i, 1strisS, ,rcit,e elm Tas aus elmer
1uuhs matt, sbrn'c ben @ostn b~iMeiniiat
aHe Die @dnner %beisifiot.
- Sn M,rtaomtrl Gmnts, ano.. nclnt
ill 3ssralr, oaS isi. S. aaarss terb.ira,p.t
If. Ser elsmamn IL liz usa Die Strait III
ss,ahre at.
= Git, fleiusr Haass ecn 81. Gan! ber.
9if!ete It'd, boriae gacd,e az cineiM tlctnen Gtiia
gran gsiatSteu eaaob's. Eat Stiit maj midi
srpTer ais cine @phue. uso Nsrmcd berhantcn
IS Sie Stern rur Der ii,asN bs.bsiae1clttn drst.
liavn SitFe, oas ibr a,na am aetcn biieh.
! c!tsrn ipa!en iehe royiih;ia itin, uno @cidlaits,
iti;te io,l,fn uuter tsiEen llmitIncer fleincn
, a,nrcrn BON bicier Sorte Ganan ntrfauicu.
mertanat. - ras i,ht Terion miTen
..:ie, has ne altrhei.en arb b,liig,tM Grpe.riS
lmnsr nod 81 lGSsn iiNo bel
s. g%eiterburg.
Sci Ghaifielb fna man lsp.e Mode
eiaen @slI unt brad.e i'm iebsno nac) 9au'c,
am Ta nit bemlelbeu ein &srsnuasn ;i no.
t;n. Iie game Naabaridaft muroe einges
abeu, nit ltteu 3unaeu iu c.iteine, unb an
ntm fcNscte!ltea Sage iano iid audi mir!!id'
"inr .It;iie arMcc, init i,rtn 0etcrr am ,Strid,
elm. Sod pcr @oti uabm ben Sisg ubcr ole.
n.nn jcoesmal, 10 oft man ciucn 5unn in ben
atae'perr!.n 3aum hinciriics, oeriests linn Sere
Itlbe t,uen @is am Mspic ober an Der TGIc, rap
Dem araen Nrcisied,ter lcSc sult per9ina anS
ANN ;iuci.en Male uidt mcbr III Den @aum al
5rinoen mar. Ser sSpli bl,sb obmc @crpnn'
ouMncM.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-02-17
tzg- 1imo rodb. naAoem ND e. uberal

c. 1lmo bod, Madden man e. uberaa
oerfndt bat. iauit man in =. xAnlten'@
g9otbefe ADes bs1rr UNI b;lllaer. Seln @e'
i&aft III cine xasnahue BON ausn Anoereu.
wr fat teine 2cnte ~ 3ablen -thsilt init fcne,A
pataer-balt teincn elert uae nsrficbt ieIn
tSeiAGf. ielbff bon DiorNe,s bis Abenos.
vr fam atio na.Irlid, biitacr ~rer!auitn tuis
iruenn civ aacercs GeidIit in Staete uNc bait
tine Mulipabi bon Taraen uNo7 Mehitamentta
mic ,uaa fe jonit nieaentS Nnoet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-02-17

am 10. 1ebruar IormittaGs 10 llhr,
DIT Der l,rier,siajnsie iic nodioiseaNcn @s.
.~,rtdnne a,ieat.'@ cerit:iscrN.
2Hite, .Eeiicn, $ Sticec, ! &ino, 4 Sdawei.
re, aertnTetn, @tu. Hnis.. Msiieu ,t. N1cr.
,ertiss'ci ten oicr s.t,. cls @o9rn, Efliia-,
iQGcn, Aet!tn, &c.
@sacns,ues inter s. muIen bao, hs,atlt
locrten.
Scacnn tic,e. hsris!bt 200 N6er 2anc, See.s,
somu l25, ainnge -, 8 Gisilsn BON 81. 3u'ect,
swn Ie.fau'c, o,cr, fails es niag gum Icr.aufe
Itcnmen fpllie. 3u Usrpadttm.
Sohn Rc,neyt.
e.. eo'tph, Winn ben S ilsb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-02-17
Nnfcrteeaua.

Ter nnter;cihne;e. neydsr f.iher i'm ecrs.
@aNen-Nsuit sate' o%ehaItes, maht HERMIT
htsann., naS er aus ri.isn @tih0ie mriiae.
ire,tn it, muc eriuh naaer SIZE. ue!hr inn
soh fHuloer. fir bic @e,aH!ane ~taib;git ,u
(5recn.
Mtin. itbis. @ohuuie IN in Dem Hnufs Der
Hrou Ii!nana, naas Gem Viieubahu- sesnt.
t-.t Hit. @auer, q ..Gloue.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-02-17
Nau! @au!

Ter llmter,nhnete mirb AM 81. b. Mts. i'm
Sat @rcse ncuic" 5 Weilsn non -. elsub
einen HaI abbaiten. NIe Nnb freunsliGN elm.
at!aben.
8ur quite Mu0t mirh bcf.rs se'oret merhen.
staluuaen TnS aen;is.nS porbanben un,
vferbe einfsdsn ~ iGnnen.
@erre 9an|en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-02-17
eenrs 1rebs,
2cbrer res Iinr. SO. 81.

y .Nas fir Reht habsn t.nn wcbI Vericmen,
bic r,d,t i'm Eityie,e iUobnen unb iiberhaurt
nicmals nie Sd,ule ben a.. siugaita bciuht
buben, Gbev bic Sa3uic einlS cmoern
IiItr.sts %eidlncroe All iutren: q. SSteo. }
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-02-17
meib.rnimmreMt.

ots eonisitu1icnsl!sn smenNementf, woribcr
%saris.g Ssrait III Miilnsi oia abasitinn,t maybc,
bat oas Suus u%aisrer qtslsiatur GIN Srcitoe
nit IS Stia,n.n ataen % cine Viii anasnca-
men, msnad, 3rous" i'll sdaians1teeenbciicn
,uitisiumsM nIrf:r.s
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-02-17
teinen at.
Sober Mrtifcl ais
Arr WvtiA!
Hcrm ~ 9Setfuuicu.

So SER ausuitn rtderie Scn @s;er's
srote btobN4t mad TtutfAlanS Surudau.
,hrcn, 70 ~N'erirt c" feline on,m uaO fcn'isen
'anhcre'sn nctil alien 3uhttrr, au'n Ysr.aui.
ay;teo Nohuboae NIB Slaiiauasn Enh aui
q Sarm. "a aiietovntiit nos xnno vou'
lcirr's Grat, n;at !e'ta liberlrci.n ,uirn, uno
peeisH aisie Gaym rurt, ihye Gage Iuo p~o'Ii.an.
'lNe SinrltlturG ~ oen @rtcn un'sres 0ouutN's
cinai! iUrrSen :onn. IN .emm lnobl nidlt !esdt
inc before @cisatnheii Gcbotcn mcrssn, iiA cine
ccntahie mnc ld,Gnc Ncimatb ju 9,unoea.
: !labeit sius.unit erihtilt
s!usu!t,u 3.Neri4.
sNsity'A &rrte. aNinn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-02-17
8inta ~, ~pcrfcmjcu.

Stut0 ~ UcrfGMVCM.
Ha6ReheHb nGher deficiencies Qauh, i'm
2cun Nlaanp uno 8rain sslesen:
6. 3, :. l25. y. 81; M8 g.
2, !. l25. Y. 81 Mnb N@ t g. ~,
:. 1875. 4. 81.
mub ,ur Stipulation elmer S%interlaTeniAaf,
6alo b~srfaait weresn. Ndberes tei
9aecb 0Nain;er,
&edtsanlrnlt in 81. VouI.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-02-17
Wrrbe Nusmabl
bon
;Stiefclm mnb zhm5es, &c.
Soiep3 8iaig,

81. GIeuo, III BEN @riHacbauos. Ser tatbol.
firAe asseniiatr.
Die b.t.n una b~iaiN'tsn Shabe unb stitfei,
tauit man in iei,em Store.
Strheit auf 0eff:uMm0
nirh arfs shncNiie wno Yromptette a%uasf.r.
tis! auo aas5si.runasa is9lti@ uno pousraai!
ts'orst. lo-br
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-02-17
1;cbmartt @icbmarft

a,h.n ettn Montaa i'm Wcnat mirb III 9,
Mih"Ecs, CONN enrsmtuyA Stsarns 60.
Elm Wiehmarst ntasbal:en iueshtn.
@ishbGusi.r, ~u;iM.r wnb TeriMer merse.
oneurd, auf tieie G,isgenbcit autmersiam ss
moot.
lo-ct -. edmit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-02-17
Bel 9onne s 8r6rfere fastt man
tMnssr ned - .4arrS 2attun fur
eiuen Cellar.
geeue MIjtrr, Heue .8leiberttoHe
(lul tewte auaefom:neu.

9%ayyinstcrs her 9cfNrsr her Mer.
tasts' Yant ;n q. Yaui. pelder iid, (mie be.
rsits friibsr bcri1.ei) aus uab,.ann!tm 6run.
ben tias suast- burg Sen aoYf isatc, eslaa
snsise @od. itiner @uuee. scine qeiAe .surse
not Sissas aar Seersisuas atlaaft.
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4ctrer 0cMreMtioM.

~ superintendent aaii.r frbrie lst,sn @oniaa
BON st. Saul ;uriit. 7urA isinen SiaAus 1T
e Tim ~es!unasn, som Staats. 2 superintendent
Ten bic @ey'iatrua9 ~ %erbalten, ceb Die u,en:
Hno leSte StaltS, Sebrer. Contention IN Stearns
eouuta, uMo wabrlaeiniih III ct. Gloan, matt
fsbca pirp. Tieic 9onpem,ien te1aneeit usr'
iaaiit, Gle ncuereM gebrmetbnocn.
SER Gd,isr hat btrtits nit eiaiscn acrpor'
ras.ncea er;i,beyn HIiiprads eenuma,tn, BON
h.l1tu mtbrere, inter anosrn Froicior Aieale,
Grin,ipol her bisi;ssn HrrmaliA'nle, ibm ibre
GitbI.je ausebo!m bab,a.
{isielde berfpridt fitn 0'osen Vorttsl fur
ss Gebrtr. Sic bctr. Gerrcn wtrptn Hesbate
sriu1t. bieit @iesenbeit ai&i ~ "n%terldasen,
h.nn Der 81 ersiclenhf sIMscn Miro Pc inr ns
~ttSaigeu Miben Uo'l.omintu eMtl4iosgen. Die
nebuuaen ~erccn suei @Oden saueru NM
Sabrfdcinlid Mite dpril ihren slnian9 ncb'
n'cn. BUR rcd,ten 3sit wisb n.lcr 8latt Die
adbcra Ostaits briassn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-02-17

9seeerie$ ,u ssn aller5iaia'ten Freifsn
NrhoiS's M.b! il! imnsr norra,hia uno nlri
ecH Number in's Saut g%sliefrri.
Z. -. 1eMrcorte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-02-17
NcrNcaeite:al macbolc

W.rh.n bic ium ~. Eebruar 1876. leui
:Rittsas, in Der AUDITORS CfNee .nta.a.nas
romEea behufs erbnuuua zines finterbaus
drus bel BEN @oun,p .tciansniNe su Ct. diout
Vldae uno Sp,eifeationen liesew IN Der Nu
citcr's Slice ,ur HnEat Der.
Ct. Gloub, /. 6ebruar 1915
Sas 8au-Gomite.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-02-17

0tmN@ Memes! - r.rr &. &. Aauff.
mann hat ieinen ~e!eaanten Saloon in =.
@sSoera't @ri6. Slcd eurA einen ruuhen ~il.
lare.lif& issr Serih0nest. Hreunh. BON
%iaiarbiriel unS einem suteu 9lat @ier TneeR
bort beibes. Nutaeaeihnete Viaueure. Narmen
Vunih, feixe Giaarrsu Nnntt man NireenbHc
beNer. SFtedt au nnb Gber,euat euh. 1t
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CcNsMt:is,e &c, ftviacrmuA.

@eiey'A &rcb.. sNNinn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-02-17

Stewart's Waumuoaenaarn ; fur Toe
Cute !sinenc 9anb.iNtr -. S 0tS.
III un3en Q%ptcnnobts 49,. 81 G,s.
@u!er yraurr Oemben' Jlanme. 20 sc.
WraMncr Gu6 ........ Is @ts.
Goats Spul . @arn 1 fir. p 0ts.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-31

CHARGED WITH MURDER.-A few nights
ago two persons were murdered and one
badly wounded by laborer supposed to be
Lorenzo Jackson. Messrs. McCardle, Muir
raw and Jumonville were camping in .
swamp in Iberviile parish, where they were
getting out timber. jackson and another
man were hired by the persons mentioned
and also LIVED in the camp. During last
Friday night ono of the laborsrs took an Ak
and killed McCardle and Murray and then
struck Jumonville, but the blow only
wounded him, and he managed to escape,
jumping into the bayou and hiding under
bushes. The man followed but failed to
find him. jackson then returned to the
camp and burned it.
Mr.. Jumonville states that he could see
the murderer robbing the corpses, and Wit
messed him throw the dead bodies into the
water. These things were made public Is
speedily az possible, and the murderer was
hunted, but not found.
Monday evening steamboat arrived from
Iberville, and on it was passenger who
had learned most of the horrible particu-
lars He scrutinized all the deck passengers,
and pointed out two men whom he believed
to be the assassins. After landing the gen
tleman called policeman to arrest the fol-
lows. At the ststionhouse they gave their
names as Peter Brown and Howard Allen,
insisting that they were not the individuals
wanted. They will be held until another
rr;%noau orrivaa from Thervi1l0.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-31
Grand opening Of Grand Hotel at Poin
Clear on June l.
In Congress.

In committee of the whole of the House
of Representatives, May 26, the bill for the
relief of Joseph &. Shannon, Of New Or
leans, came up. The bill directs the
Secretary of the Treasury to pay to Joseph
Z. Shannon, of the city of New Orleans, in
the State of Louisiana, the sum OF $l6,SOO
in full compensation for balance due for
the use and loss of the steamer Burton,
while employed in the military service of the
United States.
Mr.. Randall asked that the report be
read, which was done. Mr.. Hendee OBJ
jected to the bill, and it was passed over.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-31
Local Intelligence.

One MORE BULLET HoLE.-About two
o'clock last evening Anna Davis, An aban-
doned woman, visited the house, or room,
of Eugene Fourot, on Franklin, near Bien-
vile street, and the place was closed. I'm
mediately afterward David Childs, evil
IDENTIFY very angry, called loudly for the
woman to leave there, but she declined,
whsreupon Childs left, but did not 60 far;
he secured brick and returned. He called
the woman once more, and declared that if
she did not leave he would break the door.
Fourot had advised him two or three times
to move away, but the man was in . rage,
and began to break the door. The moment
he showed himself Fourot, having a re-.
volver ready, fired one shot, the bu llet en-
tering David's breast. He ran short dis
lance on Franklin 1treet and then dropped
dead.
Fourot walked out of his house and sur
rendered t. Officer Dumonville. He says
that he greatly feared that Childs would
assault him, therefore fred to save HIM
self. He also states that deceased had NO
right to put his foot on the premises. As
soon a. the coroner sends the papers to
Judge Staes an examination will be held.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-31

Wehave received from r. c. Eyrich, book
seller. No. 100 Canal street, copy Of Mrs.
Southworth's latest novel, "Self Raised; or,
From the Depth" being q sequel to 1sh-
mael. We have already published re-
view of this interesting addition to our
light literature. T. B. Peterson and Broth
ers, Philadelphia, publishers. For sale by
Eyrich.
Also, from the same, James T Fields edi-
ton Of "Bsrry Cornwall and Some of His
Friends" embracing short sketches of Corn
wall, Coleridge, Keats, Lamb, Willis,
Browning and other contemporaries. For
sale b. Eyrich.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-31
Pr0ceedings Of the Republican Coaveu-
tiou Of the Fourth Congressional Dis
4rfNR.

tieu Of the Fourth Congressional Dis
trict.
SHREVEPORT, La. May %, 1876.
The Republican Convention of the Fourth
Congressional District of Louisiana assem-
bled at the City Hall to-day at l2 NJ, and
was called to order by B. C. White. secre-
tsry of the Republican District Commit.
tee Fourth Congressional District. who read
the following official call, under which the
convention assembled: -T
NEW ORLEANS, March 2, 1876.
Pursuant to Q resolution adopted ct the
convention held at Coushstts, Louisiana,
July Is, 1874, for the nomination OF mem
Der Of Congress from the Fourth Congress
sional District, and in compliance with the
recommendation of the leading Republi
cans of said district, and . large majority
Of the members of the district committee,
Fourth Congressional District, /, a. chair
man Of the Congressional Committee of the
Fourth Con- ressional District, do hereby call
Q convention for said district, to be held at
the city of Shreveport on the twenty third
day of May, 1876.
The basis of representation in said con-
vention is derived from the last census, and
in accordance with the number of Republi-
can voters in each parish in said district. as
follows:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-31

BRIEF MENTIoN-There is fair prospect
that next fourth Of July will be celebrated
in good style, the subject being in the
hands OF citizens who are members of home
military organizations. An effort will also
be made to induce most OF the ire depart
ment to Join In the procession.
State witnesses, and the prosecutrix her
self, at the trial of Paul Bernard in the
Superior Criminal Court, were yesterday
uncommonly reluctant in testifying; In
deed their testimony would not convict &C.
cused of assault and battery.
Canal street promenade was lovely and
lively yesterday.
Persons who are aggrieved at the cattle
or other nuisance in the City Park must re-
member that the city has no particular
control over it. There is o Board Of Park
Commissioners.
A match game of base ball was played
Yesterday evening at the picnic OF the Coral
Vine Social Club held at the Fair Grounds,
between those two crack clubs, the Unions
and Athletics, which resulted in q victory
for the Unions by score of five to two.
At a meeting of the Young Mems c. 5.
S. c., held last night, the following we're
elected to fill vacancies: Mr.. George Sc
bastian, president; Mr.. E. Mormon, treas
urer.
An INQUEST in the case Of Thomas Rob
erts was held last night by Coroner De-
Blanc. and q number of witnesses heard.
Up to late hour the Investigation was not
6niahed
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-31

Krost's saloon and restaurant. NO. 10
Gravier street, is already popular on 40
count of the nicely cooked meals and choice
wines therein furnished at moderate prices.
Bser. ice cold beer, ON draft, is, however,
the principal source Of attraction, and Q
score or 80 of kegs are daily broached to
ar.wer the demands of customers. Eu-
gana was the first to sell cool bees for five
oants. and his motto still il, "Quick sales
and small profits" .- a..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-31

The INDEPENDENCE OF ITALY. - The
military portion Of the italian Benevolent
Association, Trio al Berssglio, will next
Sunday make public parade in full uni
form to celebrate the Independence of
united Italy. Having marched over the
route the command, about 100 men, will
visit Magnolia Garden and have . little
target practice for gold medal. After
that Captain G. Della Vale will lead his
men to meet foe-the foe resting on din
aer plates.
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CHARLES 4. BAouIg, Secretary. mvH
Hail Liscoln Republican Club Of Gretn

Hall Ltscoln Republican Club Of Gretna,
Loui.iana-Grotna, Jefferson parrish, Louisiana,
May %, la76.-At . large and enthusiastic me- etng
OF the above club, held this day, the following
preamble and resolutions introduced by Mr. J. B.
Russell, Jr., were. motion Of g. W. Wilson, ESQ.,,
adopted amid great enthusiasm viz:
WHEREAS, The sixth Senatorial Republican
Nominating Convention which assembled at the
CarIolltOn courthouse, in the Seventh District,
parish of Orleans, tho fifteenth day Of May, 1876,
pursuant to the call of the Hon. Henry Demas late
president Of old the Senatorial District Republican
a. the Republican candidate for Senator to repre-
sent the Sixth Senatorial District Of Louisiana in
the State Senate, that staunch true and tried
champion Of the peoples rights the Hon. T. B.
StanpA
Resolved, That in the Hon. T. B. Stamps We
recognize gentleman of integrity, fidelity, hon
esty, and fearless defender OF the rights, wishes
and qualified to discharge the duties and respons.
biirios of the lofty and important trust of State
Senator, and rep0stng every confidence in him, We
do hereby pied % him undivided support 1t the
polls in November next
Resolved, That the delegates from this parish
Hon. T. B. Stamps, to wit: A. J. Kemp, J. C. Bau-
mann. A. Lumbard and William ! lis are entitled
to- and are hereby rendered, our heartfelt thanks
for the faithful m amer in which they have carried
out the trust committed to their care, thereby
placing the members of this club under grateful
ob!igatisns
Resolved, That copies Of these presmbles and
resolutions be published il the Kew Orleans Be-
publican, Lou sisaian Jefferson sentinel, Louis
ana state Register and At. Char es Herald.
Mr.. E. W. 0ardy then meved that the Hon. 7. B.
Stsmps 10 declared the unanimous choice Of this
cub fer Senator. Unanimously carried.
A. J. KEMP. President.
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Rooms aeepubllcan Parfsh Executlvo
Committee Of the parish Of Orleans, New Orleans,
May q, lSa.-Whereas, Tho Republican State Gem
tral Executive Committee has called convention
in the city Of New Orleans, on Tuesday, the
twenty seventh day Of June, 1870. for the purpose
Governor, Secretary Of State, Auditor Of Public
Accounts. Superintendent Of Public Roueation and
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to select nov State Central Committee.
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be held throughout the respective wards in the
parish Of Orleans Except in such wards where
said delegates have already been elected) on
WEDNESDAY, the twenty;frst of June, 1876 be-
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