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ONE New , orL wh-hey Men scnrea.

Col. Bingham, one Of The convicted whiskey
Eug in Indianapolis, not sent enced with his
rstos IN fraud. and the delay was stated In court
caused partly by tho dangerous illness OF his wife.
Col. Iausler the prosecutor gave as another reason
why Bingham ousht not 70 be sentenced at once That
his deposition desired by the United States District
coupled with indefinite rumors OF imminent prOsecu.
tons agitated the Broad street whiskey yesterday
No Information could be obtained from officials. II IL
believed. however, that the nrms who have received
crooked whiskey from the Western makers will within
few days, be In deep trouble.
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The LaaIo. Of lho New EneIaua socI,tr.

Tho fourth ladies' reception OF the New Eng
land Society given IN Demonicos paors last {, ga.
Ing. and was attended by Mayor wickhsm, Mrs aud
Mics .Wickham. MIR; aud Mrs. Daniel F. Apple
ton, Mr. Joseph II. ChOate, PARK COmmiu Toner
stenbns, Col William Borden, Sir. saac II. Bailey Col
+. +. Howe, Gen. Arthur, eKGoN. Morgan and Mrs
Morgan, anu others The iny'ations were limited to
BOO Tue committee wore badges representing the
MAssGchusetts pine shilling.
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Asking Charity for n Hand Organ.

One Of the many singular cases that crop out
any Charity Commissioner was that in
wilhamsbursh, on Monday Of man who had been OBJ
tanning relief from the beginning Of the season He
applied to Commissions Racer have his relef Accu.
muate. lie faiI;" 81 could get aong without IL Just
now. but 80 AS not TO lose aaythins wish would
allow ne the amount coming to to 10 on, that
can set It IN money In the siring 10 buy hand organ
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III Served HIM Riaht."

Andrew Mcintosh, one-armed soldier. being
tormented by boys In Newark yesterday seized Of
thcl and pitched hin into the canal The lad was res
cued after considerable difficulty. policeman was
asAed To crest Mcintosh hut be GeC "d 10 interfere
on the ground that II served the boy risnt
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NASHVILLE, Feb, 9.-The Comptroller has fur
nshed the following statement Of the financial comet
on Of the states assets; Next January 81 POI 702 VIII
be due. The labinties viii amount to S364 32i0 leay
ing denct Of 2ll0,5i7 In oGnualY 0i 1918 the AS
sets win amount TO Sl3lS102 liablll ie. due S4459,
or leaving denclt OF S3 liOj2J. Ihe eptre Il terest
bearing debt OF the stlte amounts to t2290S,OOO,
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Alexander Smyth, employed In tho New York
Custom House, and living in Lake street. Jersey CITY
Heights before Justice Aldrdge yesterday charged
with Druialy assaultng his wiie, sarah Tue lauy
showed broAen wrist aud several bruises Smyth was
he a bail.
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Michael McIXeon's VIII.

The contest Of the will Of Michael McKeon by
his brother Matthew begun before Surrogate Van
Schack Yesterday. The teetaor died on sept. 1875,
leaving s25O0O. HIS will, dated June 25 1859. be-
queAthed $1,000 eaca 10 four orphan nephrws and
Lieccs, to he Missionary Congrcg Of ST. Pau the
Apostle, $500; 10 the Catholic luJhcAdOl Society,
5000 70 the Little sisters OF thc Poor, 5000 aud all
the rNslduo To hls widow.
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stabbed with IA Pi,chforL.

Alexander McGildery was stabbed In the
head yesterday afternoon with pitchfork by butcher
employed In Fourth street. Hunters Point. The as
salut escaped, AMI his employer refuses 20 give his
name or tel his whereabouts. McGildery lies In
condition
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The Northampton unnL Robbery.
IT" w '"'''''E'"' '''''''' -
DosToN, Feb. 0-1hs directors Of the Nor

UOSlON, FUb. U.-Th6 dIIecIOTs OF Ine NOTIh-
ampton National Bank recently robbed of over S7OO,
COO are connd nj that all the stolen securities except
the $4,000 IN bill, HeCretcd IN that town, They
otter 900 reward tor the recovery Of the iulds and
pruloe to employ large nunioer VI men 10 search
them
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An Experiment, thnt May Cost IA Life.

Lizzie Malloy, bright glrI of eighteen, died
with all the symptoms OF hydrophobia IN ST. Francis
Hospital. jersey City. last wees. Mrs Mccarthy Of 0S
Grand street. win whom the girl lNrd, complained to
her hnsb mi about the dog aud lie, to prove tat the
h@na @ m nouS e ,So no p%r % NJ spS % u,rn G cog @ oI
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Joshua Garten Of 10 CInEon street, years old,
accidentally shot Amelia Carpenter OF 81 Broome street.
while PLAYING with a small pistol yesterday The ball
entered the right side of the face, passed through the
nose. and lodged under the len TIL boT found
uldr h' bed ~ homc and taKcn TO the Deancsy
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HAvERsTRAw, Feb. 9.-John Hamilton was
tined yesterday by Justice Call for selling liquor on
sunday, and sent to county jail for NIFTY days
The Ice on ltockland lake IL sK luoheA thlck None
has been cut as yet.
The steamer Boaroman left here yesterday morning
Tor New fcrk. II is the nrst trip Of the season
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of Garyoy occupied the euure day. Judge WestDrook
said that in CONG Of Mr. Catn one the Jurors
being burned out by the rc in roIGwAy the uext Les
slou OF tue court would be On Monday,
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cape INV -, it.h...L.. ,.eu.r.-itv
Taken by " 'prsi'i"u """ -, -
q. Told by n superintendent u """ ''e'
. r.h Bnbcock appeared in
-, ,bi4 morning smiling and conhdent' MS
s'u'' s'u'''t,,., u" much from that which distin-
pannet Var''"- "'' rn, corer,mor, ,,,ro.
,nished him yesterday INV "V'0'" " '
- ,bree witncsscs- Fitzr'y Siedentaptf,
eu0eu tt.,1i.rv. and ;-lrici, n distillor
foreman OF u. '.''''''' -. -. ,h. ta
The tes'iu uny ol tN'Se "'''' -,
-, tho frauds. and was presented simply 10
establish the eoh'' "n''' -, c,,,,rso,
inpottant. During tho dAN' however Vo""S''
noiut which md Gates part ~ the line
f@seu ''''' .-.,,, ,,,,int over vbi,h
OF The deieuce' IL" .'l III,
,he nrht is To- be mad is htleN inns
- -, ,vyo. con.tir .cies IN ST. Louis
l"e'' "'' ,,, rla frat known ns
a.. N..r,. cou.i iracy, dated IRON October,
49, N,.,,,er ls.a wssn Mcgruc, the Ring
B7l' 10 Nov a.. ~, 90, .,,,,,,,.ca
master. Win rev '"" ''' 80 w." W.
49,, r.,.. .rd wi d fhls latter Rin.r n.b-
revived 10y ''' .a., rn, ,n',t.,,,o,,,
,onnoc,, BabcocN onl, with the conspiracy be-
shining in i-.l. the prosecution holding the en-
...,,.t..,...y a single. continued thing The
VIC ''''' .., 49,, ,s,,I,o,l.s ,r.'ro 6,s.
defence 'il'" nav Wv ~" 9''''''ea VIZ "''
rnct. and thrt the Indictment connecting Bah
..eonh with then.st enc, concerning which
be innocence IS "li"Ned' Is nau' LUIS i ''e
tecnni. situation, and uIon such a point the
rn,idtit'. crctary hoic to csc pc.
he PhhSlDhNI lhsIlN"Nf.
Iust before the noon adj. lrnment. Mr.. s orrs.
..,.,,4..,,s c,,,,s.l p,nds n ptonr si,ion to
o. ue''"'''' '.''N' - .,'
the Iro.ecuuon concerning the testimony OF
presde4t Grant. He said That the defense had
nt.d., Ar, ,o have the nsrs,n.L attend.
M'enueu az ",'' W - Wv ','''
ancs Of the President as witness In the case,
M, from the way the case stood 1t was thought
,brv rould disperse wiki this personal attend-
.n,s NE, ARE anxious to 10 TINS in conse-
ssece # the difficult, ~ see irins his presence
nNiny to the eNieencies OF pui lie affairs rCuuir-
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The Kings county Grand Jury Yesterday in
hansuurgh.
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Shot Through the Henri.

Wenzel Moodre shot himself on Sunday after
noon, aud died on SUNDAY morning, IN VII ans urgh-
The rostmor'cm examination yesterday rcyune the
fact that he hau shot himself through the heart aud
phyiIcans were astoushel that he had lived Thirty
three hours.
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The Boys Of The World, ready this morning,
oTk"-Adps
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spARKs rRoM TnE rEAEGR4PH.

North to west winds, slightly colder ana
.leAfLn. Weather.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-14
STATE NEWS,
MADISON.


From the Journal, April IL:
We learn that the water on the railroad,
between Mound station and California, on
Sunday, was twenty inches deep, and still
rising. About 100 acres of the Hecla
plantation is now inundated from the
water which is coming through the Milf
ken's bend crevasse. A portion of B. +.
Maxwells Texas place is also under water.
Walnut bayou on Saturday night rose SIX
inches, and is nearly out of its banks.
The train on the Vicksburg, Shreveport
and Texas railroad made its last through
trip for the present on Tuesday last. The
water is over the road in many places, and
trains are now running no further than
Tallulah.
As we 90 to press-MOnday afternoon
an indignation meeting of the citizens of
Madison parish is being held at the court
house. A special free train came in from
Tallulah in order that the planters of that
section might be in attendance, for which
Major Greene deserves the hearty thanks
of the people of the whole parish.
It was reported yesterday that the cutoff
opposite Vicksburg had made, but whether
the report is true or not we can not say.
We are told that the water running over
the point makes strong current across to
the opposite side of the river.
From persons who came down from the
crevasse yesterday We learn that nothing
SO far has been done to stop the break, and
it is feared that unless an effort is made
soon it will be useless to attempt to stop it..
Most of the plantations below Walnut
bayou are inundated, and that stream is
rising rapidly. General Thompson is still
at the bend.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-14
POLITICAL NOTICES,
lOmciaj.1

Rooms State Central COmmlttee Of the
Republican Patty OF the State Of LouisianA-The
following preamble and resolutions vero adopted
at meeting Of tbs state Central Committee held
March Z, 1876
waEREAs, The Union Republican National Con-
venti0n for the nomination Of csndidates for
President and Vice President Of the United States
win be held In the city Of Cincinnati on Wednes.
day, the fourteen tn day Of June, 1876; Therefore
belt
Resolved, That convention Of the Republican
par Of the State Of Louisiana be and 10 hereby
called to meet in the city Of Sew Orleans on
TUESDAY. the thirtieth day Of May, 1876. for the
purpose Of selecting delegates and alternAtes to
the National Republican Convention.
Resolved, That the basis Of representation In said
convention shall be enc delegate for every four
hundred Republican votes cast at the last general
election for State Treasurer in esch parish and
each ward of the city Of New Orlea and dele.
gate for fraction over oae.balf Of four hundred;
provided. that each parish and each ward Of the
city Of New Orleans shall have at least one del.
egate.
Resolved, That the several parishes and wards
of the city Of New Orleans will be entitled to the
r,,vu horn do1 oil
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-14
COURT RECORD.
THURSDAY, APRIL l3, 1876.
United States Circuit Court.

United States Circuit Court
Present Hon. w. B. Woods, circui,
Judge.
United States vs. sundry accused.-Con-
spiracy to defraud the United States, fraud
ulent removal of spirits, etc. The follow.
ing appeared aud gave bond: John Hen.
dersOn. Jr, P. Irwin surety; w. A. Thomas.
P. irwin surety; T. w. Eaton, Marshall II.
Twitchell surety; John r. Beals, Flames
Cook surety; Thomas H. Webb and John
Henderson, own recOgnizance.
The defense in other cases moved to
Quash the indictments on the grounds
filed, arguing that two indictments for the
same ofense could not stand, and that
twelve members of the present grand jury
had not agreed to the later indictment.
Demurrer to these motions by the dis.
trict attorney sustained and motions over
ruled. The pleas in abatement were con-
tinued to Saturday, April Is.
Superior District Court.
State OK rel. New York Guarantee and
Indemnity Company vs.. Board of LiCuida-
tion.-Applicatio to compel the funding of
$50 bonds of the Mississippi and Mexican
Gulf Ship Canal Company of $1,000 each.
Mandamus refused.
State ex rel. w. j. Blackburn vs. Gsorge
B. johnson, State Auditor.-Application to
compel the issuance Of q warrant for $Sl2,
mileage and per diem for relator as Senator
at the extra session of 1876. Alternative
writ of mandamus fixed for April l9.
State ex rel. L. C. Roudanez VS.. city of
New Orleans.-Suit to restrain the city
from carrying ont the provisions of act No.
20 of 1876, relative to the New Orleans
Pacific railroad.
superior District Court.
Charles II. Gutenberg. Esq presiding.
The case of the State vs.. Alfred Caps,
indicted for the murder Of Thomas Max
6exexsrts at No. $50 Tchoupitoulas street,
on August 3, 1875, was continued until the
twenty-first instant. The case was tried in
December, 1875, and mistrial entered.
First District Court.
State We. William Rivers and Joseph
Lee.-Assault and battery. Plea Of guilty
Of assault.
second District Court.
SUGGESTIONS of Henry Reichstein and
Anna NJ c. Hernerichs, widow Of Friedrich
Ankesheiln, opened.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-14

COMMITTED FOR TRIAL.-Judge Evans
has forwarded the papers in the following
cases, the first batch to the Superior
Criminal Court:
John Mather and George Lynch, for car
rying concealed weapons; Robert Threaden,
for forgery and altering Q check, the prose-
cutor being s. B. Steers. The same prisoner
is in for breach Of trust and embezzlemen,;
Clara Butler, wounding.
The following went to the First District
Court:
Charles Prosper, assault and battery Oh
Mrs. O'Keefe; William Porter, pocket pick
ing; Henry johnson, Ed Sayles and George
Harris, larceny; Mary Black, assault and
battery on Mrs. Donohue; Douglas Mead,
larceny; George Lawrence and James Sui
Ivan, wounding with intent to murder;
John McGinn. a lad, larceny; Reuben Chris
tisn and Paul Bush; Eddy Davis, assault
and battery on Della Williams; Patrick
Devine, assault and battery on George An
OoreOu.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-14
OFFICIAL NOTICES,
PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUP.
PLIES.

PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUP.
PLIES.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF TRxAs }
ONCE If Chief Qua. tt rmaster
San Antonio, Texas, April 5, 1876.
GEALED PROPOSALS IN TRIPLICATR, sUBJBCT
~ % the usual conditions, will b received 1t
thie Office, or st the Offices Of the Quartermasters
at the following named posts until twelve O'Clock
noon, on the twenty third day of May, 1876 at
which tine and places they win be Opeued in
presence Of the bidders for furnishing and deliv-
cry Of military supplies during the fiscal ear erd.
ing June 30, 1877, as follows
OATS OR BARLEY, CORN, hay, WOOD AND
CHARCOAL, or such Of said supP.ies as may be
requi ed at the posts of Ports Bliss Brown, Clsrk
Concho, Davis, Duncan, Griffin, McIRtosh, Mo
Kavett. QuitmAn Richardson, and Stockton, Ring.
gold Barr 3cAs, San Antonio and Camp Hudson,
Texas.
Proposals for either class of stores mentioned,
or for quantities less than the whole required,
will be received.
The government reserves the right to reject any
D. all bids.
preference viii be given to articles of domestic
production
Blank proposals, stating the estimated ausnti.
ties of supplies to be and giving full in.
formation as to to the manner of bidding, cOndi.
tions to be observed by bidders aud t rms Of
contract and pas ment. will be furnished on appli-
cation at this Office, to the efice Of the Quarter.
Envelopes cOnte lnlng proposals eh0uld be mark.
Undersigned.
ALEX J. PERRY,
Deputy Quartermaster General, United States
Army ap9 St
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-14
Woman suffrage in minnesota.

Minnesota is trying the experiment Of
woman suffrage in limited and cautioue
wav. bnt by the adoption Of . method
which will perhaps 60 far to solve the prob.
lem by testing results. The law passed last
winter extended to woman the right to hold
the office of school director and the right
to vote for candidates for that office
Wherever there are vacancies on school
boards. therefore, the women took their
prescribed but unaccustomed part in the
local elections on Tuesday last. The Min
neapOiis papers bring us the election day
reports, showing that in the portion of the
city east of the Mississippi river, usually
Democratic, the Democrats nominated two
of their most popular men and the Repub-
licans two of their most effective women,
and the ladies-Mrs. Charlotte Van Cleve
and Mrs. Charlotte Winchell-were elected
by las and 4S majorities. There were no
noisy appeals, and only one meeting was
held which was addressed by women, but
the canvass, though quiet, was earnest, and
several hundred ladies availed themselves
Of the right to vote. The Tribune of that
city saye:
"Seperate boxes had been provided for
the ladies, and to the credit of their big
and brawny brothers be it said, they were
everywhere treated with the highest cour-
tesy and respect, and one would hardly
suspect from q casual observation that any
thing unusual was transpiring in political
or social life. Nearly all the ladies voting
came in groups, from four to six in num-
Der, the men stepping aside until their bal
lots we're placed in the special deposit pro-
vided for them, and then the party would
leave for home, leaving their brothers
somewhat astounded that 'woman's suf-
frsge' could be 60 courteously and effect
lively demonstrated. Occasionally lady
appeared alone, but the rule was largely in
favor Of the grouping programme"
Come to think of it, however, it is not
marvellously strange that American men
do not maltreat their wives and sisters and
mothers when assembling to exercise their
legal rights at the ballot box. Civility to
women is not an exceptional trait in this
country.
The tentative venture of Minnesota may
result in some larger concessions. This
exhibition Of bonnets and ribbons ct the
polls to vote for school directors is full of
peril, for the Inference is tremendous. If
they can s-fely DO trusted to manage the
schools certainly the most important in
terest in the land-they may insist that
they know enough to express IN opinion
about laying ont now streets, organizing
the police, and paying the fire depart
ment.-Neso York Graphic.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-14
LEGAL NOTICES,
STATR OF LOUISIANA.
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR The PARISH OF
ORLEANS.

STATE OE LOUISIANA
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR The PARISH OF
ORLEANS.
ALEXINB RRNESTINE COMENGE Va. JEAN LOCS.
tannAu her husband-No. 1868.
7 HEREBY GRITTY THAT ON THR TWENTY.
i second day of March, 1876. judgment was rem.
dered in this court in the following entitled suit
in the words and figures following, to wit:
Alexne ErnestiBe Comenge W. Jean Loustannau
her husband, No. 8563
On motion Of Victor Olivier, Jr., attorney f,r
plaintiff in this suit. on submitting to the cour,
due proof in support Of her demand, and the law
and the evidence being in favor of plaintiff II il
ordered, adjudged and decreed that the iudement
by default herein entered the eleve nth instant
be now conhrmed that there be Judgment in fayor
Of plaintiff, Alexine Ernestine Comepee. AND
against defendant. Jean Loustannan, her kusbapd
decreeiDg separation Of property between The
said parties. and dissolution OF the communitv Of
acquest. aud gains heretofore existing between
them: It ie further ordered and decreed that the
Pa1ot'n DO have and recover Of the said defendant
the sum Of two thousand one hundred and TWEEN
ty-two dollars, with legal interest from judicial
demand and costs, with lien and privilege on the
movable property Of the defendant.
judgment signed March n, 1876
4 6AUC1RR, Judge.
In testimony whereof have heIeunto Get my
hand and AIMED the seal Of the sAid court ct tho
city Of New OIleoni on this twenty. seventh day
Of March, in tho year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred apd sevsnty.dx.
opl1 st r. 4 H1AXS, Deputy Clerk
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-14

Resolved, That Convention of the Republican
party Of the State Of Louisiana be and is hereby
called to meet in the city of New Orleans on
Tuesday, June u, 1876 for the purpose Of nomina-
ting candidates for Governor, Lie utensnt Cover
nor, Secretary Of State, Auditor of Public Ac.
Attorney General, and to nominate candidates for
members of Congress from such congressional dis
tricts a. have not otherwise provided for district
sixth districts, aod to nominate candidates for
electors for President and Vice President of the
United States; also. to select new State Central
Committee
Resolved, That the basis Of represent ation In
said convention shall be one delegate for every
three hundred Republican votes cast at the last
general election for State Treasurer in each
parish and each ward of the city Of New Orleans,
and one delegate for q fraction over one half Of
the three hundred; provided that each parish and
each ward of the city OF New Orleans shall have at
least one delegate.
Resolved That the several parishes and wards
of the city of New Orleans will be entitled to the
number of deiagat follows.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-14

BRIEF MENTION.-A huge fellow, with
more Drawn than brains, Yesterday ranged
through the City Hall determined on liter.
ally crushing any Administrator who would
not give him employment.
Mr.. w. w. jackson has been appointed a
clerk in the First Municipal Police Court in
the place of Mr.. w. II. Moon. resigned.
1t now appears that q small portion of the
money which was stolen from Messrs.
Lochte & Cordee, the Tchoupitoulas street
grocers, has been recovered, and as such il
the fact, and further, that M. Donnelly,
James Heeny and James Donnelly are low
under arrest charged as accessories alter
the fact, in company with Ed. Cooney and
Muniot as principals, it is expected that the
lively parties, who were so quick to con-
denim the REPUBL1cAN's first report Of the
affair, will now be clever enough to &C
knowledge their undue haste. Captain
Malone and his detectives deserve fair
share OF praise in ferreting out this case.
Last evening Alexander Derocha, Jesse
Conway and Henry Anderson met in fierce
battle array on Hampson street, Seventh
District. Derocha wounded Alexander in
his neck, but not seriously, though the
brick is ruined.
Judge Evans last week collected fines
amounting to $64, Judge Staes SIS, Judge
Long SIS, Judge Falls SIS.
Both bullets went wide of their mark and
the burglar escaped. Early yesterday
morning the private room Of Mr.. Nash, on
Customhouse, near Bourbon street, was in
vaded by a burglar, who was discovered by
Mr.. Nash Just as he was leaving. The in
truder dropped bundle of clothing and
decamped without second invitation.
Catherine johnson was arrested at the
corner of Canal and Rampant streets for
stealing $50 worth of goods from her en-
ployer.
Edward Mcneil entertained q strong dis
like toward F. Ulrich, 90 pitched into him
with all his might, using feet, fists and
cotton hook.
John b. Brown, . man with altogether
too much confidence, has ranged along the
levee in his ely way several days, viotimiz-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.

A Card.-To all who are suffering from the
errors and indiscretions of youth, nervous weak.
ness early decay less Of mac hood etc. will send
. receipt that win cure you FREE OF CHARGE.
This great remedy was discovered BY missionary
In South America. Send Q self.addressed envelope
to the REv. JOSEPH I. IMAM, Station D: Bible
House, New York City. mil eOd&w6m
Once Now OFleans aDd Carr0llt0a Kali.
road Company, New Orleans April 4, l876.-Ate
tnis day, dividend Of TWO AND 0NR.HALF PRR
CkNr was declared out Of the eerninEs Of the
LAST three months, payable to the stockholders ON
and After THURSDAY, the twentieth instant.
sps To p. MCBRIDE, Secretary.