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thnt the House OF Representatives propose u
ltop the appropriation for tho Government
secret service, which will necesaitato the
abandonment Of that branch Of tho public
service and tho discharge Of its employees I
This is a worry unwiso movement If it be
actuaily contemplated. Thcra is no question
but that there wero SERIOUS ab,lacs IN the |
secret service in years l'ast, tus shat is GER
tainly no reason for tho abandonment OF |
dcpartment which is useful aud necessary If
properly managed. II it worc, thon ii would |
follow that popular government should ba
abandoned because it's liberties and opror-
tuuities have beon abused. Moreover, Tho
Hccrot service Inns been thoroughly renovated
since it was under tho control OF WHITLEY
and run in tho interest Of the District Hing
It has been doing tho most efficient Work |
during the past two years. 1t was reor-
eanixed under ELMER WAsiipunN, who Is at
| The sane time mn expert detective and m
honest mnn. Ho has boon thoroughly tested
! in both respects. Since ho assumed control
of tho servi:e, tho records OF tho Office show
| that SJ75, ,00O in counterfeit money has been
recovered, over 100 counterfeit plates cap
tured, md 200 mon sent to tho Pcnltcntiary
for countcrfeiting. This hns been the prln-
cipal work Of tho Bureau, and 1t Inns been
prosecuted so energetically and honestly that
| the gangs Of counterfciters throughout tic
country aro donoralizcd md scattered. They
have given up oil hopo of escape if they fall
into WAsununs's hands, and know TINT they
canlot count upon any compromises that will
guaranty them immunity. III addition to the
| nf,,f ,r1{ a ehIrfOrfHiffTH.
, 1876-04-29

BARNEY CAuLftELD luay SURELY contest tho
min with HrEsTKB CLy1sEn for laundering. |
Jouxsx DAVENPORT may bo little in size, but
in DAnsEy CAu1r1EIp's hands ro Inns grown
to be m elephant, and m elephant which D. |
g. would like to got rid Of. Tho dispatches |
yesterday morning rather pithily intinsntcd
that BARNEY was sick. It is little wonder.
Little JoHNkY DAvENronT and the way ho has
lnyo been calculated to mnlto stronger mon
than CAu1p1kIp sick. BARNEY has blundored
from, frat to Inst He blundorcd in allowing
q tlofamatory charge against tho President to
get out OF tue Committeeman into tho Dom
| ocratic newspapers without knowing whether
lie could maintain 1t. He biuulored in ill.,
sulting his witness, bocauso ho thereby was
called tsinlecont and n "low-mindod Con-
Rrcssman by Democratio newspapers. He
| bluudored in inviting him to produce tho
vouchers for tho money l1o expended in OF.
posing Democratic corruptiona. The hugest
hiuuder ho has made, however, is contained
in tho very first question he askcd of him.
sayR A1r. CAuhr1E1D:
The testimony taken before this Committee tho day
previous 10 your sending this dispatch slowcd that
there lad been 81 100 paid to you out Of Tic accrct-
service fund, from period embracing soMs t!rnc III
l
Now, in accordance with this dispatch, and with the
readiness which you have shown to testify here and
| the explanation which you ray you Wlsh to mako sou
will please go and explain, tu your own way, what
ever you wtahto nay 10 this comrntstea.
Mr.. CAu1y1E1p intended this question as n
tran in which Nr. DAyEApoRT would inoyita-
bly bo caught. BY giving him carte blanche
a,d the widest latitudo, he intended to in
volve him in Buch manner tint cross
examination would DO hia utter ruin. Tho
J trap, however, wAon 1t sprung, caught
: BAnyzx Cau1y1KLp and his Committee.
b When Little JOHNNY DAVENPORT COM
t mcnccd to go on and explain In hia
!. own way, lis way waa not BARNEY OAu1r
:. r1Etp's why, or tho Committees way, or any
: Democratic why. It was, In fact, very bad
: Way but, rs he was Invited to hive hia own
+ way, 1t was tho height Of dscourtesy and un'
q peutlemanliness for BARNEY to stop him and
n sock to direct whnt ho sl1ould say. II he got
i moro than he bargaincd for it was his owr
o fault. Having way, md being invited tx
II 70 On In that way, 5fr. DAVENPORT is not tt
d DO blamed for improving tho opportunity *
j. 1ibsrally and innocsntly rendered him b.
J, CAufE1KLp.
}. 4 brief examination Of Littlo JOHNNY DAvEN
Y poRr'a way will be OF interest. 1t appear
4 that 1t was his way to tell BARNEY tho Who'll
story of Democratic corruption and ballot
:, boz stualng under the TWEED regime, aud th
'1 manner in which ho stopped it. Hi
10 way WAS very successful in Now Yor
IN City. Lituo rs ho is, ho put dow
3, tranlmany 1Inli, with ita ballot-ho
h. stuGera, ita repcators, ita fraudulent natura
, 1876-04-29

Mr.. A. nj. GLApp, Wnosa clA11t ~ o'6I'Ao.
tiou rests upon his occupancy of tho ollico |
,..,.u.., =, novo+,,,ont Printer. secn,B to hayo
Aho"n .1s I'll, H. I..,,,;,,,, |
been l!oera9ty enoo"c.. WI. VIZ
characteristic of cheek Ihc 1nll hloAsuto
nj hin posscYsion in this liua Was not deTol-
..,1. - a,,t,,;++ad tn tho fra ot
oro1 1paas:e,ss, ' ;a,.oo,;oat;nn After ocknovl-
~ ,'..;ra,o.;os, ,f ~, 1Jo,,se pr;nt;pa
"nAs;,.ao e.ss ~ ;,,rost;noto hia management Of
49, ..s;,t;ra - ofr5co i,v o,,ncarinp boforo tAom,
,s ap,,;.r a. o,,tn;n;no rcovo to bring co,1n.
-, ~ '...,, r., y, c,.ova. .ovo,n;no tho Govern.
49,. ~. ,,,,..,ar,a, and to ;ntro1uco witnesses
49,. ...,r 1,o1,o1f tho d;op;fv of Mr., C1,Arp
s..a,a,,,, ~o,ol,s oco;nst hc;np investigated
1'.s w. ,,,a;o,,,0,ont n ho1v ~ Tho Lower
1a,ao - Gongrasa ~ ha in m officer,
tao,,,,;,o1,,, NJ fI,o 11npor House. Hero is
49, 1atta- !, ,vh;ch ha insists upou proper
saoo,,n;t;an u - ~ h;a imnortance:
nr{1cy ~ 7ue oosonrssrosA1 rurrrsn, w4an1xo-
TON i. O., april II, 1s7o.-7o the Hon. !. Il. panet.
Chairman q Committee on Ita"t*'9-psaa s'hs ~.
d,alfo TO- owe ~" ,n' 9h ,ns. On son.ul,alon
viii counsel an advised that, inasmuch al nn
officer Of tho Benass al tho Unied s'atea your Com.
nsstee has no Jurisdiction % TO-. my ,,,u noo
ofeo @ a. 20. - ~ so 70 f.r ~ sour H.
nstc. nnder tic resolution Of tho 11ouso Of ncpro-
tonat.res tro concerned, have no special Interest.
and. toEetoEo, have concluded st h.fe rs ~ asss
70 peE'orn ~ ~ ,s nsct nner tnyastia.ttou y
rour us1 Committee, On which have already done.
A. II. Clair
This letter wonld haTo been inperhnehs
enough If S1r. CLArr had started out with 1T,
and denied tho jurisdiction Of the House Com
mitteo from the first, sipce MIR. CIArr is en-
gagged in spending the money Of the people
MI tho snmo, even though elected to his oi'ice
by the Senate. hut it WIS rather late in tlio
day for him to full back on his sonator'n
dignitics after tho House Committed had pro
cecdcd far enough to create worry strong
5 suspicion TINT money had been reekiessl!
: sauandcrcd, II not nctuRliy stolen, in the Dc
) pnrtmcnt ovor which lo presidcs. Tho bur
den OF tho evidence alreaay taaen by til
! Committee goes to show that thoru haEe boel
= serious abuses enabling corruption, TINT th
? T.: 1f., ,,nurcr
, 1876-04-29

Tho party at tho Washington end of tho
telegraph limo announces TINT wo Of this
xogion may expect warmor wsnthpr to-day.
, 1876-04-29


TIM whisky.thieves havo i" nailed it to
Dn1srow thiH timo,-that mulo story, wo
mean The Hing organs hayo ssoutly assorted
TINT THOMPSON with p, who, with the
" Co." constituted tho firm which made tho
coutract forfuruishing tho mulos, was myth.
Tho spies, however, havo discovered that ho
was a voritab1o Kcntucksan, but is now de-
funct. They found lis widow, or, rather,
found m old lady who had beon told by an
other old lady that she had talked with
Tuoupsos's widow, md learned that the de-
funct r., Instead OF making profit on
the mule claim, Ind lost $4,000 on
his operations In mules under tho con-
| tract for supplying them to the Government.
Possibly tho old lady who told somebody that
another old Indy had boon told by Mrs.
| Tuompsoa that such WINS tho fact, was cor
| rectly informed. What does it'provo oxcept
| TINT In good faith the contracting firm had
purchased m,llcs under their contract aud
lost money by tho operation, because, the
War closing before the time specified for
complotion Of the contract, tho Government
refused to receive tho animals That WINS
| tho precise ground Of the claim. Bat tho
| HHlAA4 4kHb . Dt6aAHi oA+ sAs" eA% "SA4'e"A* .
story at secondhand, forthwith discover that
1t IL conclusive proof OF BR1srow's corruption
in arguing tho caso a. m attorney, before
tho Cour. Of Claims, prior to hiA appoint
ment as Secretary Of tho Treasury. 10 the
Whisky Ring 1t is as plain as the nose on
mans faco that 1t at Inst TuoMraoa Il Co.
lost money on tho mule contract. 1t was
because OF DR1Brow, just ns because OF him
1t was that the whisky thieves stealing oI''
ozations turned out so disast1ously. The
overwhelming proof, in thelr oatI1nation' o.
hIs guilty ahaza In the whole business, ~ tnat'
after all, the contractors lost money, when
granting tho truth Of the whole story pnl
shows tbat the claim, instead of being tru1nped
uY. wss an honest one. The whole ia con-
, fssslon that the Whisky Ring and their hired
apies and professional witnesses, aftor dog
oiua Tho aacretary for months and overhaul
, lng hia private practice AZ lawyer, can only
! u,nake case" agdnst him by grandames
4 tales. and those 80 fiimsy that they bear theil
q refutation upon their facc, as does the lates
9 addition to tho mule tale. There could be
!, no higher testimonial to the unimpeachabllit,
y Of Da1s1ows record than this abandonment
, 1876-04-29

ADELpfI1 T1IEATnE--Mouroe etreet, corner ueat'
t,oru Variety entertainment, Afternoon and evening
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-17

The War Parry Gainins Grssnd-Anether
Defeae ef the Tnrixs-RreDSsed Deposi.
tien Of alilas-ProsDees ef Nlediaslen.
LoNDor, August k-Ths war party at
Belgrade ID gaini1e streagth on account of
recruits from Russia and other points and
the growing impression II that one great
power st least win adhere to 6ervian for
tunoo II -
Tho Turks are delaying operations to
aive an Opportunity for pesce propositions.
but they WM have 10 win another battle
The Ozar has telegraphed to Belgrade
thAt - viii stand godfather, BY proxy, to
The young prince.
4 dispatch to the Daily Telegraph from
Constantinople says the Turks are inclined
to issue DEGREE for ~ deposition of Prince
Milan and nomtnate h6 1ucoessor. England
has protested asainst this course through
The Mentenegrins defeated the Turks at
= AapesiAl dispatch to TIE Daily Telegraph
roporta that the English c0nsuls al Bel
aro6o aud -Constantinople have been di-
fected to inform the HervisnB and Turks,
respectively, that If they will consent to .
mediation Of tho powers, England is will
fSs e Psa Pal 4au Gazette publi.he. a dispatch
from Berhn, which says: Mediation BY the
pOWOEw U0 t00 Uo0B VI E0'Ooto U4IouA000t VI
the statu que AAte- be1aam, 10 considered i'm
Il y reported that the Czar ID anxious for
. op6edy termination Of the war, and has
pefsonellH besouxht the EmperoFs Of Ger
no1ny en4 Austsfs to ofer their good Offices
=. IL belaigsesuts for the purpose Of %
The neWs received here from Conetan
4inople eontraaiots ths reports that separatl
lsgotiatioes AAve been entered into with
Nente0eGro. sz.t . la.... -.
"A dispatch from London to the Dali.
l0o0l11u1D q YoV111 FAa1,l
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-17

shsriaas'st RAID - the. .ohas Democracy.
General George A. shesidan i On the
stump in Ohio, and doing effective work.
A Msristta dispatch 70 the New Yeek
Times, August y, says: :.
General George 4. Sheridan, Of Louisiana.
suburb Of the .eit1 and pole 2oo feet high
was raised, and Hags flung to the breeze.
amid firing Of cannon. General Shefidsn
boldly proclaimed his unalterable .determi.
nation to fight the Democrscy until peaee
and security was guaranteed to every cid-
ssn. .of lAe land. k the essnia9 - i9nensS
audiepce assembled in the city hall to liz,
ton t. the speech Of Hon. John Sherman.
His bela utsersnses net appFeval in the ap-
plauss which went mp from tho yast ap.
dience. General Sheridan followed, in
another rousing speech The people imay
lock for . gysat Republiosn viesosJ i'm Ohio
in November next. ~ - -.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-17

/. TIE tellsvi1y paragraph b copied from !
late aanber Of tie Ph1adslpAia Buustin:.
Three young ladies' IN Yernsnt, wishing
to teaeh school IN tho 6Duth, receive the
following reply from the Nts0 England
Jesss<eal ef EdxeAtion, Of Which eAey aske6
information shout getting situationa: 'Ad.
drese State or Ctty superintendent ot
schaoIe II tbe city or 6tate IN which you
Viah 70 teaeh, end With year httees; aeal
copies Of Testimonials, with full statement
- to your qualifications, experience, otc.
oosA i1ett0S WIN feoelvo seoufteous atten-
tisa iron soAool ofassFs q tho SOUTH
This informstion nay DO tpplieabls II
gc1e portions Of th4 South, bpt = far =
Louisians 4 Soacsenad ve would Withhold
II M aftsF the elessiea. II. Lusher, tho
Dsnoesafis .eaqdidAts ior state supsrinr
tendeat Of Educatioa hare, eatertains sone-
what di@prspt views. He sayG
That theAState hds heretS6ofe suffered
fboos stktstnplDyfneot u empiribAl advea-
tppoEs II. thie .saeced yoeati0a. 1Nst hsyp
been manifest to every citizen who has Oh
6Gtv5Q ~ practieAl Work3ngs u Tie, ftO6
baheoR ayeoeGn; md that her loHn soas ~
de1Katem Asnti1sd. With her interestsy
s3mpathisi1g With her migfoftunes, and
See16sS9t 6 hee Wun1s, ahouldths qualifea
IA direct tho education Of the Aedglipeg
nov nesting in her bosom, must also Be
eeass(1ed by every Loudanian. - I.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-17

=
Oar sAviess from Pehsa Csupss shov .
slisht impreveaent in poaiss Management
mp there over ths custom yhich has pse,
va1ed in other parishes 1t win b seen by
the following statement that the sathoritiss
Of fofhts Cospee at least arrest the sur,vi-
w II y konicide. Whether there il any
flrthsf punishment u annsyancsin storS
~ lAAchsster the future alone can deter.
uhOa Z. vt..s- l.rcB - !
Alta -peiitsat 1iaese given On Sunday;
August l3, ~ Mr.. ]. a. Porche, candidate
for recorder Of Pointe Coupee parish, ct his
residsals iUeDs Watoelooia . Dispute arose
between John Smith, . lAborer on the plan
tation Of James Tgnes, and Emile Man
chestsf.. fefnerly deputy sheri6 under
Emile HonGte, tho -Bepublican nonlinoo for
Secretary of State. Manchester 10 = Repub-
fUan politician Of sonne note in the parish.
TIE dispute .Was ab0ut horse belonging
to Smith, whioh he changed AanOhestef
with riding without his permission. Man
cAessef, however, denied this charge, whom
Smith called him . liar; yheeeupOn Man.
% Ss:ts. dr. '% n sntS sis 1S s RoS1ss afae
A&ect IN hie aett Shreast, ono inch above tho
nipple. Smith fell and died in two minutes.
MSnchester attempted 70 make good his
escape, but 4r. PoroherA1A M1lto0 J6n6s
arrested him and tool hinsbefore tho jps.
dec Of the peaee st Waterloo, who depu-
tisede fhese gentlemen TO convey the pFis
oner to the jail Ut New Rosds.-
Smith wes a fDoGemtvs md quiet man,
being at the time Of the ARRAY which re-
salt6A n hb de1th entirely lnarmed, and
b tpA Manchester 20 .before hs wAs shet.
The distr{ct court e now IN session. and
1faAchestert ttial VIII probably come Of
II fhb A91. CNuh' uodit ~ dus Meeszs:
Rorehe and Jones for THAR action in pre-
venting 1Anchester's escape,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-17

81 e
The saratogA belle il different from any
wsterinG place bells in tho c01Atry. The
Loeg Bfeaeh axtiele hra tsAy. F1liekng
belle, ready for dip into the, ocean, foot
z . ssAAhane enpSditiea In - ulA boah
half fnl ef water q Pleasure bay. The
Newport bella is . hothouse plant, "adorel
Bswstca," talks Bmefssa - Loaffellow,
Aadi y osnvthlly Deeeise ~ aEistoera1is
that oae would imagine that che lived %
starck Ind measured her words With Fuls,,
- many ufternneea to tho sqnaEe ineh. tn
Saratoga belle b . sort Of combination q
ths two. She Il . conpohnd Of Loni
3eaoehl frNeaoA- and WeWpoet exelnsive.
AAea. -ahs y ~ tee psudieh 70 bsjely aa1
aot naturally, nor too oaFeless not 70 pick
Aoreo0pahy cd 3beAsve h . vegJ pfopes
nap1se. Fer . roaeioG gsed ti0~ qyeu q
the Branch bale; but for Rt.l 70 mola ~
atfxst' clGn wife and sensible mother. tA>
saraeoGa bslls has ~ pesleEsasA-SSow
O00 season. r. rE-s Ea5sag -;
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-17

81 bte2Do1AA0DAkoRaunsssT1osSoSfs ri
{ e1hsa6bsj1sio, tusuGlsd - ssGssonS
ECVapaslA - lstseae isstsaselsus "a
!. .0pesesh sG1hsdhia, s1hishe xfpsass = stbs
! etele4s8eisDGUs thissp@siaU h ~ ea1ie
AetNaapreeaetek- ierth9X Xassssf Rslss.
ssntatiyAs laf ThgsPdaN hGs s1Es .Lpsd. si
New York, and to YlipA referePce xss
made in -tAe -RxRUaa6aAn-sfl last Sunday.
TkSesoo n1s5dS q JSnjE i5sstk kfaSjlsn
among the doug klsGss," but Mr. Lord
'stQnk ~ 4 tsa.stplly, saia 4 nstsaS ap-
pnevI sefa - 6oathasa snsQhszs;. novsd
theRRevis1s qVasteei larxisds IT, Nd two
Gala Of IT, Fesse. 1snAeys4 eeaeseU ~
Democratie shirks, and. fqAlly, hropsAt i
to yote, when only I've of big party were
farlsiehted enough pr hossst enough 70
'vots skSidst II. 1fhs vuts 5to6d! =
4eas- -1(esuts. kisifwvofttl; tdetson, II
liz. Aah, 1Astv, l0.6ree 4. Haa1ey, johA
A BaglaX l1r John, 3. Bsk4I, WiliemrH
Baker, Bsilon. Bapks, Banling, Beebe.
Dletrs Deslf6 .BsAdSe4d, Bradley, Bright,
william p .Repwp. Hese1ie 6. 1psshsaa,
Burleigh, Csbell John r Caldwell, Can
10, 0Geweh, CiSe, JohA q Ciafkg Ksl-
tlehy, t1ehai b ch4k, .Irsooi 1haooSA
GH GS1 sshss7 Ssbs; Ssfs S:,: &C., Ssy;s
DieEell, Dus1Ads DnAap; 1Aaes; E166,
Eghart, Egane. Feqlk2ps lblteQ. Rhlap.
Hss ai.sSsis, s t ssss:, s asasss, sssRs az
drew H. Hanilt0o, Hale, aaoGuck, HRdunL
bsrgh, RelisDin ". Harris, Joho I. Harris,
Aaftsell, Hnyn6nd, aSh09lsoo, Hereford,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-17

It0AiDheN 6aDa1as LsCAns stss1ytJa-
)selaGEip1vef1 Nhsly; .asrsan TN 1ed-
s9& 4eA4cs &h9Qssi ss s.ss1ss e-y s1.sv
..oA AlthoqsA. A< R3epA ~ vxerksd. ysFy
bard 70 81 iths silyAsr bill Hs4 oHeee
CoP~ittse e GH1a and APipg before II tie
Hodss fr r. favorable actiah, As has bssn
dsfSatAd u every inltaace By tie deter
niaed solitude ofits enemisa; md 'is stA1ds
. very Ssof chance for pasiais thu ssssiop.
I.r,r -:4i..-.ds al ..N4XWELE.l
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-17

Orleans ODa0atac Aooociatl0Ds ga
TINS sterli1g assesistjsH Of smaSsuEt pEo-
psss eivins o. Monday evening. August "a,
3 conphnsatasy bsDaAt 10 Mis- Emma
Naddsrn, vhsa tAA play Of ''EsneheA the
Crickst,". will b prssentad With. strong
cast. Il would be advisable for Al wish,
ing to attend 10 ct their tickets, with n
served rests, without delay. They may b
had now ftom nasaabetu Of the ssuoeistiun,
and As the bex ONCE ~ the Varieties Thee.
~ u the Friday, saturday and Monday
h16ore the psr1ornaAce. = v.9.it,t. -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-17

Ths thssAd.Gteras Laah 1fttts tseios. ~
50 ChaFtrss sessst, stssa - fellsvs Auruss
16s At0x II S4o; at2 r. =, sle,.as lPss
y, ~. tevest peint dnSiAg ~ aiEht q
August Is, 77o. p - y. . =
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-17

4. EAN0 SSAoSw AO90O 11O1seeoOS- t-----
.,JadgssBswiak.ssfth FifkhJ udiciaa Die
triet, ,peesided last HaekAae 1Eot Bstsi
Rouge, and held . preliminary examn .
ton on the chasss Of pprdes in. the killing
Of Joseph Ellis, JaAe, e 1876. His d.
oisiQR i 4feqqfed n TIE tst ttssstinony oi tws
Robert Young states, he heard firing,
~entqo the house, found Ellis wounded bdt
living, eonSciots-thst Fhs vas shout to die
and IN slAsGsSalisioa charged tho pasties
accused with having come to the Aeuss And
firing sspeassal0 AAli0.a yEa ysl ~
DR.. D. tees saksse - Cas' 'callsA to ~
Eli, HasH Hthess u thA pzessaes Of d.. VIII
Jams, and found . wound ip ths .thieh,
which, .by : secondary hemorrhage, CAUSED
death. HS x1io say1 Els declatsd the -
cuseds pAfttias ~ 1ansd h 1spns. 49,
tAeee Whe shotshkn.r .: si- '.4rb 81
.iJsaes Dewise 1coAsideted sAis estah
nshed ptobsble GsasS bf ths eomnissiop i
aerins, sad .As,ds sReiSsn Delsonb. Gsorss
Tsnsans Dsasef WAtaihk, Cost Hubbard,
0eorys Bpears,.t George Turnbull. Paris
Triplette and = To6tar 70 ansves At ~
Noysmbsr tazm Of the court. Bail vas
fixed ct $500.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-17

The Integrity Of men u to be measured
b. their conduct, not BY their professions.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-17

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