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Island to-day, as was expected, their visit having
been postponed till Friday.
CLYMERS COMMITTEE IN COURT.
THEY DENY THE RIGHT TO ASK THEM FOR EYI-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WELLS THINKS THE
MATTER CAN BIZ ARRANGED-MR. CLfAER
TIIINKg NOT
GENERAL FREES DIsPATcH.l

GENERAL FREES DISPATCH
- WASHINGTON, March This morning Rep
resentatives Cymcr, blackburn, and Robbins members
Of the Committee on Expenditure in the War Depart
ment appeared before the Criminal Court, having been
subpenaed to appear before the Grand Jury. They
denied the authority Of the Court to interrogate them as
to the testimony OF any witness before Committee OF
Congress They did not wish to plead their privilege
but to enter their protest not only here but the records
or Congress for the country
DistrlctAttomey Wells said there motive or
desire to ask any member OF the Committee about any
thing testified To by any witness before the Committee,
and while approaching the duties and engagements OF
the distinguished gentlemen he thought the Grand Jury
would fix such time would subject the gentlemen to
the least Inconvenience.
TO this they said that II they required to go be-
fore the Grand Jury and testify in relation TO any mat
ter would be impossible for them members OF the
Committee to give due attention TO the examination Of
matters with which they especially intrIstcd.
Judge Macarthur remarked that it would not be com
peent for them to testify to what witnes, said
before the Committee, because that would be only hear
say evidence lie would consider The subject and confer
with the District-Atomcy, that when these gentle
men were wanted they could be 50 informed.
The gentlemen then left tho court. The District
Attorney sent witness before the Grand Jury to-day
who were considering charges against Mr. Bolknap, md
will send others.
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AFRAUD OF $500 900 on SOLDIERS HEADsroNE5

FRAUD OF 500. 900 on SOLDIERS HEADsTONE5
~. LOUIS, March 7.-William Patrick, an
od and hcnOrcd citizen Of g. Louis President OF the
KNOXVILLE Tenn Marble Company, SAYS that the Gov
fnment Lost over 100000 IN the letting Of the con
nmses Tor hcadstones for sodic graves. lie asserts
uat tne bG OF the Knoxville Company for the st0nrs
sOfef 96OOOO less than thg o. tho who received
&c contract and that after the award ado there
800 nOnncaflons Of the contract which reduced the
100000 " 'o '' 49,
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MARSH PREPARING A srATEMENr.

Bo,ToN, March 7.-Calcb L. Marsh stated to
the representative 81 Boston paper 81 Montreal to-day
that he is preparing statement about the reknap ahar
Tor he pres'. Rumors prevail In Montreal That Mr.
Marsh contcmplntes leaving there to escape notice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-08
EEPuRucAN GAINs IN BrRLINGToN.

BURLINGTON, VT, March 1.-The Republicans
carried three Of the five Wards Of this city in the election
to-day They elected four Republican Aldermen 10 two
Democrats This tao control al the city tic
Mayor and majority Of Aldermen having been Demo
cratic for two years. ]. D. Hatch elected Mayor by
~ malorlLy. Inc DemOcral.c naLnriy boz ls1l wac s.
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coo ErnnA In.lic,. uln.frn1rd NrM,nnnrr insl

sec Frank Ie-iie's Illustrated Newspaper, iust
out two striking cartoons, "tTud IN Hgh rlaccshow
Long Viii 10 " ard Inc Force Of Example" Portraits
of M nchsuaU. Secretary ~ War: Hon. Hester
ymer Chairman Committee Expo udtuies ia tho
AMI Hon. j. proctor Knott Chairman Of tina
Judiciary Committees Interview The White House between
President secretary Brlkuap BrikDap Appearing
Before Che Committee Expenditures Hon Hrirr Cymcr
Heading Of Representatives. the Report sud Res
buttons Asking '0r The Impeachment Of W W DClku3p lats
Secretary Ner tc Among numerous other INC cngayngt
Governor Tgu Teslyug M the for the Recovery Of
". NJ. ~ pud Rev. pr. Hans Old Church:
i'noaug from "Nadci'aii Machinery tlI0 Belgian
.iarIrut IN the Centennial International Exhibition, Phl
pll ard u of MA ajon~ ~ the southern states
A-r-u LLI-L md InMnsLl.A ENhh-L.lm View OLLra.-.
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Subjects:
MONDAY March G-Repo.ts II The Lords Work
~ ESDNN March 7 rbtist our Rock
WEDNESDAY, Starch Promises,
TlIIrESpAY March Thanksgiving.
rHJDh \. March lp-lutplupvrlace
ATt'iAY Narrh ~ ami every saturday thereafter, The
Nyoa Meeting wall bee hcd IN Association Han,
from y 10 O'Clock.
AFTERNOON SERVICE AZ 4 p IN. 20 Madison Avenue
MPth Lecture on The Blood Rcpcated
tp ,s evening WEDNESDAY, March q second Lecture on
ulS,si Repeated in tho evening ~ lHSDAN, March o
lecture on Heaven ECVcatgd I'm the evening. FRIDAY,
March leSecoud ltctfe on tra'h i-peied III tue oNeh'
Ing. ,.,- .,... ,,..,,. 49,, ,.,v
had applcat once Fourth ave- 3nd Twenty Ntn
Madison and TwegtysiNh st. ami ~ YOUNG Mems
t'prstian Association Fourth ave. aud twenty thirdSL
EVtitN MONT saturday eXccpted-StrNlces IN Madison
Avenue Han. RtS o'clock
MONDAY ENENING-.Nr SANKEI assisted by number
OF GlsrEyrner. val lead "a PRAISE Meeting.
NpCiy Your. converts and lUgiilFrs al
Association Hy. corner r8en'ythrdst and fourthiver
aso Al o'clock. ,-., 81.
WOMEN : MEETING livery dsJ-Sanhay exce2tsd-irom
10 less p. m. ic the Fourth Ayclre Nan - -.
MEETING FOR YOUNG MEN oNLf-ln touith A'enus
No tr, Trgr Tor any Meetings except those specified
TIE c1p, these Meetings az lrS ana must DC ue
frer ~ nrva0 subscription Contribution can be sent 20
I lIEHlbsT MORGAN, c-q. Treasure ~ W all ST., or 70
AMt nj TlIOKNF Chairman C9mnittsoo OF ArIanGemenIs.
The Indepe ndent X pubcans wll meet IA Comnuoe az
No 200 Tbii ave-, III Is Wednesday, EFENINu heIcn
tetd REORGANIZATION OF the Republican party thr0ugnons
onnty and Sata The attendance OF AZ n1hest hepupn
requested. Z. n IL COAIhs Nhhhnahs
HRyAY {. AIHo0r, secretary
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MAJOR INoALIs's POPULATIONS.

ST. LOUIS, March 7.-Gen. Pope is now en-
.Os~ nom Port LeaVenworth to Washington to testify
" frauds alleged 70 have been perpetrated by Major
~sab late agont Of the Five HRtasnss Indian Territory
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-08
TIE DEMOCRATIC STATE COMMITTED CALLED
TOGETHER.

ALBANY, Y. Z, March 1.-Ihc InHoNinS mo-
tlre Was is7u"d to-day:
DEMOCRATIC RErUBLfCAN STATF Central toNdilltE't
ALuANT, March :, 1876 )
There will hr u meeting of the Democratic Republican
State Central Committee at The brlaYrn House, Albany
on " Wednesday, ACrch H. at O'Clock, D. M 10 TX
time aul place Tor holding the Democratic Republican
-tatc Convention select delegates To The National Con
ventuu To be held ST. Lou, on the th day OF June
next H. hN"'Ni'J ~ ''''i'''''''
EnnAR ANN srcrrtary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-08
THIRrYTHREE SOUTHERN DIsrnLERIEs SEIZED.

WASHINGTON, March 7.--0ficial reports show
na' during the past month the operations IN South
vaOnna b. tho mounted force under direction Of
nSOr Jacob Wagner, Revenue Agent, haYe resulted in
So breaking up Of 80 Illicit dlstores the capture OF
ooyypler stills caps and worms end 5000 gallons ~
~ AMI beer; and the and binding over FOR tial
ssn - iuet distllers. The concerns brOken mp we've
tga1ie OF producing quantity OF whisky the tax on
rneh would have reached ,r0In s4OO % 5000 day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-08

CENTRAL PACIFIC sWiNDLED OUT on 100000
SAN FRANcIsCo, March 1.-The Central
Pacific Railroad has sued A. A. Cohen, formerly agent
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Spscial No!lGss.

Po,t-fnrce Notice.-Th. FOREIGN MAILS Tor the week
endns SATURDAY. March H. 1876 will close AZ THIS o1ce
on TUESDAY II ~, Tor Europe per steamer Nevada
VIA QueeustOWn on WEDNESDAY Ia: % for Europe
per China, via Queenstown; on THURSDAY. at
go Europe per steamer GcGert Plymouth
ChcTbourg ami H9mburE; OF SATURDAY az 4 a. m, i0r
Scotland direct must Oe specially nddssd per steamer
Bolivia via GlSsgOw ll3O q. for the Continent
OF kurore per sesuer America SOUTHAMPTON and Bro
usu AMI az u tor Britain. Ireland. and France per
Gecnaat Queenstown. The mails 'ot Chlua
japan so, viii leave San Francisco March &C. 1875 Tho
direct mail iov Brarl, sc, leaves NewYork March 3
L "
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HdRRIEU,

Monday Feb. 20, the residence o.
the Drises parents by the REV. j. r. Stearns D. Annie
Catherine, daughter OF Thomas Iaon NJ. d. 70 Charles
Young, 81. d., all OF Newark, NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-08

and attorney Of the Company. for swndlins the Com
pany while acting their agent in the purchase Of real
estate ana tran spOrtatlOn of coal out OF 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-08

M Notice. Of Marriage mus! be Endorsed w'A nh
name and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-08
sneclnI RrliaIons Ser,ice,.

MOODY AMI SANK
A. HIPPODRoME BIilpING.
NOON SERNlG e. IRON, ~ 70 O'Clock ENfth DAh Nat0r-
day pul sunday excepted IN Madison Avenue Kan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-08

MR.. CIYMER BROUGHT UNDER HEAVY T1RB OF
CRITICIsM-DEFIANCE REFORMATION, AND IN
PUGNING OF MOTIvEs-MR. LAMAR BREAKS THE
REPUBLICAN ASSAULT, ASSISTED By THE TEMPER
ATE CoUNFELs OF Mr. HoAR.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-18
TRUF GRlNTIsM.

President Grant has been charged by
his opponents with abuse Of power in ez-
ecuting the laws of the Union. This has
been called Grantism With the distinct
declaration that no President Of the United
States has ever so con.radicted the jack
sonian doctrine, that the President must
execute the constitution as he ''under-
stands it, . we take exception to the appi-
cation Of the term. President Grant has
declared his entire obedience to the law
ct the representative department, as ex-
pounded by that department, or by the
federal judiciary, each according to the
tenets which the representatives of the
people have prescribed. This is Gran tbs m
There is another feature Of Grant;sm which
has greatly perplexed the Democracy. 1t
is that which proclains it as a rule of
his administration that no man guilty Of
official derelction shall be permitted to
escape.
The sincerity of this doctrine has been
proved by the prosecution of persons who
claimed the protection Of executive friend
ship. This sort Of Grantism is extremely
perple1ing to the anti-Republicans. If
integrity in Office is to be an established
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-18
IS IT 4 VACANCY +?

We refer to the seat of Mr.. Eus.is in
the Senate. VIII he resign and give tie
Governor an opportunity TO issue his
proclamation Cor an election 20 fl the
place, or does he expec. the Senate Of its
own accord to take notice that he has &C.
cepted another situation? And how about
his per diem while his name is borne On the
Senate rolls? 1t is called every day by
the Secretary, and tie gentleman reported
absent. According to the theory adopted
by the Senate, Mr.. Eustis' Official rela-
tons have undergone no change. He is
still recognized as {. member Of that body,
entitled to vote, make motions, discuss
questions and draw pay. But he enter
tairs quite different views. He supposes
himself to have been called to higher field
Of usefulness, where both the honor and the
pay is greater than that which the State
Senate insists he is still entitled to
here. Doubtless the pecuniary considera-
ton involved will have but little weight
with tie honorable gentleman himself
And still it is one which the accounting
officers must solve or have solved for them.
Are they authorized to pay MY. Eus:is
while he is prosecuting lis claim to
place elsewhere? I: would simplify
matters if ne were t. resign, and let his
successor be elected. Until he does this,
the doubt must continue, FOR there is 10
prospect Of the Senate Of the United
States acting upon his case in hurry.
Mr.. PincLback may be admitted, it is true,
but that need make 10 difference. Mr..
Eustis can apply for q rehearing, or even
ask to be seated in place of General West.
The only question we have any interes: in
for the purpose Of the present inquiry is,
does he intend to return to the State
Senate in any case. If he does, he is wise
in having his seat kept for him, for he
will need it by next session, and sooner,
unless he applies for the rehearing.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-18

is to be kept up by Uncle Sam, at all,
twenty thousand warriors, in a population
of forty millions Of people, seems very
small figure, and it would, no doubt, ap-
pear so to the movers in the army reduc-
ton matter, in case the Dem ocrats should
once more find themselves in possession
of the government. In consequence of
the parsimonious naval policy which has
been adopted by the government, We are
row obliged to pause and consider
whether it will be safe at first to offend a
fourth class naval power, with the weight
Of opinion decidedly in the negative. If
little Belgium requires hundred thou
sand fighting men to protect her dignity,
which we do not affirm, certainly half tina.
number ought rot to be considered ex-
travagant in our own government.
And new malignant human nature
shows Itself in Cbinaman. Like Nor
ris, who killed his wife or mistress and
impudently avowed it, or Pops, who killed
the young woman at the ball and ran
away, the Celestial takes ad vantage Of The
immunity that attaches to such trans
actions and kills his wife. With dramatic
effect which would compel the admiration
CT all the Red river Democrat All Sin
struck an attitude in the court, like an
other Virginius, and admitted having
killed the woman and made an attempt
to kill a man who had also offended him.
He closed his little Grafton by consider
ately Offering to shoot himself; but as
Judge Leclere had neither the desire nor
the authority to admit the proposed close
to the tragedy, the prisoner was bundled
off to the Parish Prison.
The poor wretch seems to have had 10
better evidence tina. his jealousies were
well founded than such as his own fears
supplied. But that is no matter. Ee
would have 10 RICH. to undertake 10 pun
ish her by death in any case, though, per-
haps, quite as much as some other noto-
rious slayers WHO have succeeded in set
ting aside the law on one pretense or an
other.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-18
s. II. SELIGMaN.
SPLENDID INVESTMENT.

CFFICg CRESCENT CITY RAILROAD CoNPANY,)
no. los Canal street, ,
New Orleans, January Il, 1876.
TIE stockholders Of lis company having voted
to e1:eLd their TOAD 20 Csr,ol-ton, and for i,s
equipment and to make loan OF $IC0 eco for tie
purpose, the directors, IN pursuance OF the same,
low otter 20 tie public bonds OF tie company,
secured upon is ent!re lires and real estate
nec.ed herewith, uyon which there are 70 noun.
b7ar ces and which cost over S'so,oco.
The bonds VII lie issued u SUNS of 5000, $780,
and SlGo each 10 et eve:y class CT investors, and
interest vii be at the rate Of eight per cent PER
arrUm, payable Eem!snnuatly in New York or
this CITY. s. tie opt.cn OF the subscriber, at the
time Of issre. Tie bonds viii be coupon, ard VIII
De registered or made payable TO tekre-, as de-
s.red. Ter per cent VII be payable at tie tine Of
subscription, fifteen on tie first OF February
twenty-five on the first o: March, twenty-five On
the first of April, ard twenty-five on the first Of
May next when the bonds Will be Issued and
dated.
Interest OF the payments from time Of subscrip
Ton TO May ] VII be Ia.d en- delivery OF the
bends &. tte rate Of eight PEI cen. per a1num.
JOHN R. JUDEN, Secretary.
jal4 Fl Sa 3w
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-18

Dispatches from Brownsville to the Gal
weston Ncrcs say: General Porfrio D;az
has gone 10 Laredo, on the Texas side, as is
generally believed, preparing for revolu-
tionary movement against the Mexican fed
ersl government. The revolt is supposed to
include all frontier Mexican States. He
heada uarters are at Brownsville. He has
large number Of staff officers"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-18

A Washington dispatch to the World cay g
Representative Lamar, Of Mississippi, as
chairman of the Democratic caucus, will in
. few days announce the Democratic cam
Baign executive committee. What in the
World has that 20. to do with Tilden
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-18

Belgium, with a territory about as
large as New Jersey, has an army of
one hundred thousand men. The United
States, with jurisdiction nearly as large
as Europe, has less than one-fourth the
number Of troops, and yet, Mr.. Randall
wants to reduce it. If any show Of force
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-18

The Bulletin justly complains :ba. re-
porters Of the press encounter grea. diff
Guilty in getting information Of what is
going on in the Legislature. There is too
much caucusing ard whispering behind
the door on important matters. Bills are
considered and fixed pin secret conclave.
at which everybody, except those who
war: the measure put through and
selec: few Of the members, are excluded,
and then preached in one house or the
other. Sometimes q bill is read by lis
title twice, and occasionally third tine,
by some clerk who has tie happy faculty
Of being obscure, CT j. may be is hid away
in the desk OF a committee, where it is
sacredly guarded from scrutiny. This
looks as though the rules Of tie late
Deu.sche Company Hall had been adopted
ty the LEGISLATURE
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-18

In order 70 save his friend the mortifca-
ton OF being rejected, Mayor Wicktam has
withdrawn the name Of General Fltz John
Porter and substituted tina: of Mr.. Allan
Campbell, to be commissioner Of public
works of New York city.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-18

The REPUBLICAN Sunday morning, in
speaking Of Colonel WrigL,'s census
map, Inadvertently omitted to give credit
70 the proper parties. The map was the
Joint production Of Colonel Wrotnowski
and Mr.. Bolivar Thompson, Of the State
Enrineer's Office
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-18

The unselishness OF the women VINO petit
toned for repeal Of the law against poly
gamy in Utah can hardly be explained.
Charity and natural goodness of heart may
induce a woman to divide her last crust of
bread with starving mortal; but dividing
and sharing man is very different thing,
and too much for good nature.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-18

P.esiden: MacMahon informs the
French nation tina. ne alone can propose
any revision Ct tie laws. And yet there
are people IN tie world who call France a
republic and tie United States despot-
ism. They prefer to live under tie
despo:ism. however, and prove its :yran-
meal character every day by gruublipg
at ard t1adacing il.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-18

The Detroit Neus Gays: Il: ie eaid that
Morrison's incapacity Tor speaking was
caused by gunshot wound in tie lungs.
Why, oh why don't some patriot shoot the
rest Of tie congressman il the lungs! Let
no guilty man escape"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-18

Hon. Samuel j. Kirkvood, WHO has just
been inaugurated Governor of Iowa, hss
been nominated by the Republican caucus
as candidate for United States Senator, to
succeed Senator Wright.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-18
DIE ID.

PFRKINS-on Monday, January II. 1875 al P.
NJ Major WILLIAM z. PERKINS, aged th,r.y-sx
years a native OF Boston. Msssa cirse.;s, ard &
re s!der. of this city since 1865.
E.e funeral VII take place OF Taesday, e.gd.-
eenth Instant, &. one O'clock, from la late res
Gerce, Napoleon avenue, corner PeTIier street,
Sixth District. rs friends, and those OF his
brothers N law, WAN n. ard Herbert Evane,
and the member Q: Linn Wool Lodge, are invited
10 attend.
New York ard Boston papers please copy.
The Officers and Members Of Linn Wood
Lodge No. l67, f. and A. ~, are hereby IotlEed TO
ass tn bic al the lodge room 81 1890 P. NJ, THIS
DAY, for the purpose OF attending the hLeral o:
or ate Brother ". F. PERKINS. By order O: tie
W. NJ.
Z. 3. THOMAS Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-18

Colonel George H. Butler, who, while on
visit 10 this city city SIEVE raj weeks ago,
had an unfortunate difficulty with Mr..
Golding, wherein he sustained considerable
bodily harm, is COW an inmate Of an insane
aeyIuu in New York
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-18

Ayear or Two before the war Alexander
Il. Stephens challenged Ben Hill 10 mortal
combat. Stephens is man to DE knocked
down with a feather, bu. Hill would no:
4iOh<
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-18

Henry Clsy's statue in Richmond wants
about three fingers. The Legislature o.
Virginia has passed bill to tx it up.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-18

The widow Of the late ex-Presider: john
son died at the residence Of her daughter,
Mrs. Patterson, near Gyeenviile, Tennessee.
last Saturday night.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-18

The annual reception and mask ball of
the Aurora Benevolent Association will take
place on Wednesday night, q: Grunewald
Hail.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-18

TIE third entertainment. OF tie Southern
Skating Club, to terminate with hop, will
take place at Odd Fellows Hall on Thurs
dsy evening
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-18

WeIdel Philips once said, II pain. with
9 large brush, for the multitude II we did
no: know he was az orator we should say
Wendell was Whitewater.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-18

The clergymen of Indiana have each
agreed to preach one sermon this month OF
the religious features Of the centennial"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-18

Live oak trees keep away from stony
ground because the rolling stone gathers 10
moss.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-18

General Sherman will be present at the
meeting Of the Grand Army Of the Republic
in Illinois on the twentieth instant.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-18

Tie rapid ,ransi. railway Of New YORK
is too elevated 20 have depot on the Bat
terry.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-18

A gardener ough: TO be satisfied with his
situation when he is able 10 raise Lis own
0ele-v.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-18

California needs law to protect sick men
ard doctors. There are in that State 200
men prscticirg medicine without diplomas.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-18

Poor folks should remember TIA. the
money they spend for three loaves of bread
would buy ecme deserving man g.ass Of
whisky
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-18

Ape1ry earned - as good as penny
saved by letting contracts 10 The hlgnest
bidder.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-18

Robert McWade has lost his dog. The
dog was probably ashamed to support him
any longer in playing rip Van Winkle.'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-18

Texas Jack became acquainted with his
wife while acting on the stage. He mace
hit ard gained Mics.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-18

The month n which the Emperor and
Empress Of Brazil viii arrive n New York
Will be krown as the Brazilian April.