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hv. Minister sowanl, who charxr,l h,,n With
being the cause OF Tho publication In Shanghai
Faper Of fibeious article rcfcctEnr on Sownrl.
ll' sars that Matgownn's letter WAS received BY
lin. ns nearly. NJ llc can remember, nt tho
proper time. That It has never Eono snt OF his
possession since; TINT, in fact, there mas moth
ing :wlrascyer in the letter Of sufficient I'm.
nortanrc to make It m object to send 1t back tn
Shanghai. lie thinks that tho letter was
opened by Bradford because he dreaded that
Il might contain some charges against him,
nr1ll Ia fully convinced Is ll.s brother, that All
tOrrcfponlc1,co addressed to them through tho
Consular rost, ,oficc has been subjected to the
snn,c Surveillance by Bradford In tho mutual III
tsrcHt Of himself aud Minister scwanl. Tic
dispatch received few days since, tho SUBJ
etanrc Of which was published In these columns,
Indicates That Bradford Is still further Involved.
It waa addressed to Gene Myers, and Is ~ fol-
lows:
SHANGHAI, Nov. TO. 1s77.-Hradsord tried for
rn,bcz:lemcnt. Pleads EnLtty and has been i'm.
ptisoncd. .Anpca1a 10 the President Chtncse re-
moving the railway. JonsBx.
Gen, Myers fully believes that Bradford g cou-
victlon will result IN complete expose Of tho
conspiracy which lie thinks caulcd the removal
Of his i'rothcr from the Consul-GeneralshEp OF
Shanghai.
, 1877-11-30
CRIMINAL.

Detective Flynn Yesterday arrived home from
Toledo. having in charge n bal negro thief
named Frank +. Smith, whu Is accused Of hav-
iug stolen gold watch and chaln from a Clnrk
street jewelcr.
Carl Hucber, Of Ntlcs Centre, whose brain
las tcron,e aottcncd hy either guilty con.
science or by the accusations made against him
sonio time ago Of having cliuckcd his wife down
o wcll, came to town yesterday, and, through
sonlc imaginary aninusity ut the deceased Nick
Staaden, ha weut to the Htaatlcn mansion OIL
Clark street, hear Superior, und brokr III nll tho
wintlows. He wAs locked up at the Chicago Av-
enuc Station.
Aid. Kirk d greatly annoyed with hls help.
Oae tlmo hc catches hta servants firing tue barn,
next trying to burglsri1c his house, ant finally,
trying to turgiartxn kotne Of. l,ls conat!tuurts'
homes. Philip kllcy, his coarhman, was nabl,ca
yesterday morning after hot chase, ahl wns
locked up at the chlcat.o-Ayenue Station,
to Tho house oi Mrs. witt, No. 1853 Dearborn
avenue. One Of the hoasdcrs sp!et! him, and,
utter giving the Alnsin, pursued and fired three
sl'ots st thu refugee. aud the racket aroused
the policeman OIL the beat.
Philip Brown, who gained notoriety some
year. ngo under the name Of "tho frylng.pan
murderer" mud who WIS charged with sitting
liru 10 dwelling on Green street, again trIod to
tnRkc lusclt notorious yesterday forenoon. In
CNHal Street, near Mnuttilut NJ fah difficulty
with anotilcF negro nllnea Joseph Match, rcktl
itl; At No. u Dcsplalnes street. Match know
Of jEown'a bad temper, anI scampcrcd otl. mud
lust escaped descending blow OF a rnzor.
BrUwn plrsuui, <asla canio within IN arc Of
ratc!Issg his !nan. when l,c sr!ppe and fell. lie
was arrested and locked up at tho Madison
Street station by Officer john Davis.
4 fcrabed.lookEng littio 1nan with black
n,oustaclio tried to furnish tho public with tho
usIal Thanksgiving Day murder. lie had
q basement suIoon IN tie Morrison building,
southeast corner Ut Clark and Mutlisot streets,
ilis assat1ant run, wheEeuWnp tbs li.tlu ulat,
isre.l q shot after him, which. fortunately fpr
Then recovering himself tho ltts HAN ran
down Into the Boston Oystur uotkAe and ,lts.
posed of the weapon. When he cams hack,
Ofileer Dan Duffy was upon tho sccne. but, as
oit!ser, no arrest4 were made. No names could
be learpel.
, 1877-11-30
A DISGRACED OFFICIAL.

Our CopRutar Clork At Shanghai in Jall-IEo
Il Chnrged with Itobblng the Malls
Another Fhaas Of tho Beward-Alyers Dll.
aoulty.
Saa Franssfeo cAyontels, aos. -.
The Japan 0aktste, received BY the City OF
Teking yesterday, brings the particulars Of Tho
trial aud conviction Of o. b. Bradford, Consular
Clerk at Shanghai, and United States Postal
Agent at that place, for nbstract!ng a letter
from tho mall addressed to Gen. William Myers,
U. = A., OF this city. by Dr.. Macgowan,
OF Shanghai The defendant wus tried before
Consul-0uncral q. Wiley Weits, at Shanghai,
Bradforl pleaded not guilty to the charge, and
said; II never knew Of my such letter, I
never knew that Dr.. Macgowau had atl-
dressed letter 10 Gen. Mycrs, and 1
atn not aware that ever saw such = lettar,n
Dr. Mcgowan was then placed on the stand,
and testified TO having written such 4 letter,
which be deposited Ia thu Consular Post-O Oace
about the 1st OF January last. A document
was then produced, which WA pronounced by
Mafgowan q copy Of tito letter refcr7ed to, and
two witnesses identified the writing "a that Of
bradford When eontroated with tie eopY in
Ills Own writing, Bfadfoxl waa comtHllct( to
construct new defeuse, which he did by saying
''thc lottet xas found % Ar. Myers desk (ths
lata Consul Gcnsral), anl took copy Of Il for
Ns. seward" This statnincnt was NOS uslu
under oath, although bradford several titnus
asked to To sworn. ut further stated that
''there WAS timp for tho letter to have
eons 70 san FIapelsea and be returned by
about the 9Th Of March, mud II lnuy
have been sent By tbs person 10 y1lo,n It was
addrrsseI BY Mr. Myers, who was CUusul-Oc,1.
eral here. by whom 1t LOFT oil Ills desk with var
ious osher papers and lsster., public sul per-
sonat. On going to get aA ofllctal document QUO
cyeulny, saw thls letter au4 nude tbs copy.''
III passlDx sentchce On Dsatfosu, Consul
General Wells sal4: a. Had doubt, / would
give sou this benefit Vi It; aud while do not
doubt your standing III the community, 80 far ~
tho outsidc world may know, uud that 1t was ot
hiSh character, vt am eompeilci aud con.
which viii not speak. aro known to me which
confirm your guilt a. proved here" bradford
was then sentenced to pay hne OF $40 and
eoata. and xas Imprisoned ID the Consular jail
for twenty days,
On receipt Of tho above particulars, q reporter
waited upon Gcn. Ayess to Rain some additional
Information concerning the letter adelsrased to
iIiua. autl alleged to haYs been sb,tsaeted from
she matls. Gen. Myers Il d brother Of e3-Con-
sui OeueEal Myers, WHO Wss recently dspo*sl
, 1877-11-30
WESTERN SECURITIES.

Sharp Letter from ChlcaRoan to m East
trn Journal.
Tho following letter to the Rochester N.ion
aud AdrtTisa', written by Atr. 8. Frcn"h, OF this
city, General Agent Of tho Roger Williams In
snranco Company, Ia sopubllsled Without CON-
mcnt, since It spcaks 1or itself:
ycinacAao, N%x: 2l 1sz3To H.. ths EAfors eL ~
branch 81 pocssicts: .:Damphool isu,iiy IL NV S
York, bnt how any OF the.n came ION tho Tina !"
II mystery to tnany. Had H. ]. Raymond lecn
nay ossd ta IL
tate of tho Ucncseo VALLEY worthless. ~ securisy
e, ss1 psf1 ass us k es
Tot,&ie:. ontnioa IA bcttes !esen ~ uas seis
start into shnke that IL mistaken Tor N earth.
quake IN many rlaccs.
~. aud any one guaranteeing tho payment ot all
aaea @ on laFce AMOUNT 2! m9stgase,. at doan!ie
sssets IN and were ultimately good for al liabil-
isJ: Would fuch ~ cxiseney maks !he osneses
a. @ M1;ihssa , or niy sor ta1t another sor Of
or from se95e:eeaeel % bstss9 ss aasaa VT
tt,ey-a. thu eagle i better than ths eod asi,af,
because bigger and moro of 7: Long familiarity
a:a snywhsrs on earth iut, atior si Il t. o osiy ~
garden. uo beyond it, picket fence out alnons
lhe miles and mountains AurrounlinR Il, and you
nnd quito adi1ferens ded Of observation and study.
Most of tue State of Illinois i but The tietsses
Hats" enlarged thonsand fold. almost every acre
A. productive valuable nte the nats, and tuse
you'd security for psopor loans ~ would b. ihu
best farms Of Monroe oe Livingston Counties In
your State.
And here Il = problem worth tho attention OF tho
wsscst rennY a-llaet or the heaviest purse In all
Ncw En9Iand Or Nail street; And II f. this: The
single C0untr OF Mclean, 1llfnols. whets Corydtn
Weed lost 10 much money IN ''worthless secuft-
tics, has to.dsy muse arabic acFrs o9 land, and
New England statcaI II has no mountalps, ur
swampst or barren waetes, but, lt:o tho ''t!sns.
hcs country" II ls all ''KAt,ten '-w,de.apEead,
wl.u haa home there nscd look nu further fur al
earthly paradlse,
And atin, '.whoA thunk ttf' Money loaned
on such I security ID called 1oat-dowp Ia New
York aal elsewhere, perhaps! c. NLxo-
, 1877-11-30

ttr rra,t. amt thrnee hF ras- +ot slta.y
MtSnS-Wr,lncsdxy, Sov -, cy ,s4
ferrr. iuhn Matnn. strtl - srsr~
The tnnrfal viii ta<e pIt@e <sta.%a,
htA late rtsItlcncc. letl North TstnkLa .,
rlnP-s IN t'alvary.
copy.
ulIANA-The hu,iAl ~ nsn nN.,1 .,
rtacr next nrzt SAtsraay At ! .. r,-, =.
l'eH,etrfy. FYienta Of the family are rost,
yIte,j TO intend.
, 1877-11-30
PULLMAN H0TEL-cARS

are now running regularly betwsen Chicago aud
Council Dluha on tho CAlifoFn!a express trains Of
tho Chicago i Northwestern hallway. No other
road runs Pullman hotsl-cArs Or any other form VI
hotsl-casr, through between Chicago and tho MIS-
sou.t Kiyor. Ticket oaeea, 81 Clark street, uadxs
Sherman Nouse.
, 1877-11-30
cAllsE AND EFFECT.

flrcat reduction on all tension scwing-ma-
chimes, and increasing demand Tor tho msrvel-
Gus ~ Now Automatic y {uo tension> machine Of
Wilcox 4 Gibbs 8. 81. Co. White or cali 800
and 2Gs Wabssh avenue,
, 1877-11-30

WILL ALWAYS az USED.
DR.. Prtce's Vanilla. Lemon O1nks, Rass,
Almond, or Nectastue F!ayo1ing Extracts sfs ones
used. they will always be uscd.
, 1877-11-30

AtS tntef'alhnlens saSt cTcu!l!X III tntlf nal III
The Ans1lean Exprtsa building, u Monroe
street. Thu attendance, no doubt owing u
the weather and 1t hel,!E q hotllay, wa4 light,
nut those who cane cn|oSe1 theMselyes. a
soprannu; M!ss .Agnes Whitehead, coneralto; !;
~, William Lindsay, tsuos: AnL Mr. John aic-
Naic, tasst', r1lldrTeti Q nullsNr Of chatinlux
pieces IN excellent style, Ar. Walter J. Hodge
pseAtiInG at tEr urgah.
1hr ortueion was tnatle more interesting by q
ieat !i1lc address from Bn'thsF and tho itcy.
Dr. II. ". Thomas, who culiyeurl tlls prt,-
ceedi.Es with hts humorous aud sensible to.
I'arks. llc favored these li,tlu social re-
,tnions, x!!aru the wives mud daughters OF
Nasvns rcrc present. lie delivered u lIt.lu
sketch VI the order. which hs said possescsi
the ?een;allty of knowing how to keep .
secret. te then nsaIe brlef a!luslon to tilu
curiosity OF entstdurs, a,ld susd t!,a. the Order
not not G Sen sssor; Sasss ssse *ss erss VII
Eo1nch tu3l not 50 much tnlucncs il.
9Is 91I,s aft. affairs ot tho world as now:
tnc ae1 u wo'llnu. aud ~ Il would bs hard to
ehanEe tlr: character u ,3iasoury. But ha
nsst1ed taS lalcs that Masoury projected
wu,i!ai IN w., ~ aet xot1aaly sighss, aud tho Or
speaker 1ben alluded 70 the lessons which sia-
sonry taught. llow 1t worked 10 make 1neu
.noIaI-ina3o men Chrtsuan. rhs elemguts of
Masonry mfsht b. put alongsala Of The aacteut
religion, and they would BY fund to compare
very xror4bly. Hasonrr brought meu to Gou.
Il tauxht men, by beautiful objcrt-lcssous of
lecture was received with marked ] spprobation' ae
4 s1HAi0x DHATH4
Last FHds! night coIored man named Lesi
6hpley was founu lying ou State street, appas-
Ut Mr. pennoyss, Of Wsb4Ah aytnue, and u said
" have been nuyh addicted to drink Tho
people who found Lin went aud Informed MIR.
Elton, the undertaken, Who Aaa Its mAa put
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-02
EBw YEAR AND IT'S ISSUES.

Nothing new can be said Of new years,
yet we may employ it as Ia text to comment
somewhat ON the past and express our
hopes for the future. We have had for
many years past state of partisan feeling
in Louisiana which has embittered the
pleasures of social life and paralyzed the
nerves Of active industry. The year
opens with defense Of the State House
beleagured by the same men who have
twice effected its capture by force of arms.
The attack may be made now, or post
poned until it shall be determined who is
President. Should the Democratic cam
didate be inaugurated, no intimidation
need be apprehended by his friends here.
1t viii be considered as dispensation
from obedience to the laws of
the United States. an order Of with
drawal TO the Federal troops, and
general license to do under the para
mount authority of State law any act that
the local Democracy may deem proper
Who can doubt that the State House
would then be storTned, Mr.. Nichols
placed in the executive chair and every
Republican assassinated OF driven from
the Slater This intolerance, exasperated
by deprivation Of office, and stimulated
BY . revolutionary press. win drive out
and repel capital and industry from the
city, and spread terror and despair among
the colored lAbOrers. They win be de-
livered over as spoil to the bulldozer,
and with. the deprivation OF their crops
and wages must either cease to labor o.
relapse into little better than the oondi-
ton ieom which they have been liberated.
Should = Rspublioan President be In
augurated this policy may be modified.
Despaiting Of successful raid upon the
State governments the Last Ditchers may
continue 8 duplicate. moot form Of State
governments which has prevailed for four
years past. They may stop tae payment
Of taxes to TIE State goyernment, attempt
ths lives Of State oflicers and organize
such state Of disobediance 10 the laws
e win compel The FedsfnE government TO
iako military eooupation Of thastats, pro
claim martial Law and sssablish military
government In this application for .
military government not impoasibIy the
pablic creditors and . people harnssed
b. The ambitious leaders who allow them
no rest may not impoaaibly units. I viz
b found On psrusal that the laws still
exist under whlch az. Lincoln treated shs
conisasracy na sn inVuEEeosioa which had
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-02
TIE LEGISLATURE.

This body convened yesterday, and Or
ganized without much difficulty. There
was no formidable opposition to Hon.
Michael Hahn's election as Speaker, and
the leader of this opposition distinctly de-
clared that it arose from no personal OBJ
lection to Mr.. Hahn, but because he
wished to defeat the influence of the Gov
ernor, for one thing, and also for the
reason that the New Orleans REPUB11cAN
had threatened the expulsion OF certain
members. We are not able to say how
much truth there is in the insinuation
that the House is under the dictation of
the Governor, but we can say that the
REPUBLICAN has not threatened the ex-
pulsion of certain members. We noted
as q notorious fact that some of the seats
were contested, and presumed it possible,
from precedent, that some of them might
be set aside for their rivals. This was
done at every session under Warmoth's
administration, and carried to disastrous
extent in 1875. But admitting that the
Governor does take some interest in the
organization of the House, and that the
REPUBLICAN has inquired into the status
of some of the members, we fail TO see
any harm in either, and above all, it is
very difficult to understand how ex.GoV-
ernor Warmoth's candidacy for the Speak
ership was likely to correct these or any
other evils. 1t is the weakest reason we
ever heard assigned by this usually plaus-
ible and clear-headed gentleman for any
official act of his life, good or bad. 1t is
equal to confession that he had no very
good reason for persevering in his Opposi-
ton to the expressed wishes of large
majority of the party to which he at pres
emit belongs. But we suppose the Gov
ernor viii continue to take an interest in
the proceedings of the House, and il is
morally certain that the REPuBIIcAN will
express its sentiments at eli times with.
out much reference to the candidates il
may provoke,
Tho Senate was convened quietly, with
bare quorum, and some business trans.
acted, when one of the Senators absented
himself without communicating his intent
TO any one. His conduct ELECTED severe
comment, as it delayed business Of the
utmost importance. Yesterday was time
for every Republican to be at bis post
and in the feverish, anxious condition Of
the public mind every unexplained aci
was hastily put down to the account o.
contemplated treachery. Fortunately
however, quorum was finally obtained
in another manner, whereupon two con.
teslants, Senators Kelso and Baker, were
seated, making twenty-one members in
all. Immediately afterward the missing
Senator appeared, with good excuse fol
bis absence. His sister was i'll, and h.
had been called away from his senatorial
duties to minister to her wants. Perhaps
if he had told brother Senator Of hil
intent, agOod deal Of waiting and uncer.
tainty might have been avoided by a. re.
cess till such time as he was able to return.
Il
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-02

attained the dignity Of rebellion. The
same powers which authorized the
occupation Of States OF parts Of
States, during the war, still exist.
II will not have been forgotten that
the Democratic House of Represen-
tatives did not dare attempt their repeal.
The President elect may take the wsr up.
Just where Mr.. Lincoln laid it down. Our
citizens may, therefore, see the issues
inevitably before them. With the sue
cess Of Mr.. Tilden they may expect to
witness the intolerance and violence
estimated. Under Republican admins
tration they may perhaps fall under q
military government. We should depre-
cate this last consequence. 1t would be
almost equivalent to blockade of the
port, It might be carried into personal
consequences against prominent per-
sons among those proclaimed in rebellion.
1t would at least arrest investment, sus-
pend the industries, turn away immigra-
ton, render more intense the sufferings
of the poor, and destroy the revenues of
the State and city. At last this state of
things must end either in the triumph of
the one or the other party.
1t will rest with the people to decide
whether the State government will con-
tinue in the hands of truly Conservative
Republicans, or turned over to Democ-
racy who will institute the reign of intol-
erance, violence, public insolvency and
popular poverty which we have indi-
Gated. Such are the political issues of
the new year. May the Almighty in His
wisdom and mercy SO dispose the hearts
and minds of our people as that these
issues may be overruled to the honor and
duration of the republic and the happi-
ness of its people, is the sincere prayer
with which we open the first year Of the
second century of Republican liberty.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-02

We hear upon ali sides the most COM
plimentary comments upon the able and
clear headed manner in which Lieutenant
Governor Antoine yesterday discharged
the duties Of presiding officer Of the Sem
ate. We have long regarded him as one
Of the best parliamentarians in this State
and feel no little qualification in having
our own Judgment 50 spOntaneOusly con-
Armed,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-02

We have received the excellent "Hand-
Book for 1877, +" iasusd y the subscribers Of
the Cincinnati Wesklg Times. It is as once
q farmers' almanac, an illustrated maga-
zine and record Of pOlitieai statistics.
Better than AL, IL announces IN iss liat Of
executive officers Of the United States Gov
ernment that Rutherford B. Hayes wiz BE-
President after ths fourth Of March.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-02

Dr. Donmua, teshfyine in ne Nsw Yors
milk eaasa, said the mIik teating machine,
sailed the laeiometer, was : fraud. He
asd b had studied milk Tor twents-saven
seefs; that there were two other Substances
IS Lighter thaE milk itself and thoss
aen and water; the laotometsr
called u I'll Rasfher milk waa lightsned 81
els..a Is 81 N1lsl k1a nkoplng t1at milk
as 80 aEht
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-02

The personal intelligence man Of the New
York Herald says; Probably thu sicksst
oman on the face OF the earth Is She para
grapher, who, reading his own column, dis
covers that 3 joke isn't half as smart e. be
Thought i VS. whom he wrote t."
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-02
IMPORTANT 10 GAS CONSIDERS.
Reduction In Price from 80 5ts % 20
Net.

oyy1ou OF NEW onEuANa cAsrIsi CoHPAxx, 1
New Ofleaas. Novenhill, ls16
In acccrdancs With the concIusiolf the Board
Of Directors 1t their last annual Getting, held
February Z, 1876, the price Of gas be reduced
thu districts supplied BY this Spany on and
after January /, 1871, to THRKIoLLARS P8R
THOUSAND CUBIC FKRT, and a ther discount
Of TIN PRR oRNT win be all for Promp
payment, as heretofore, upon monthly bills
wherein the consumption Of gafceods 800 cubic
feet
By order Of the Board:
nOl4 3m Up v. WALLS, Secretary.
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AMusEM1Ts.
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VARIETIES THRAT.

VARIETIES THRAT,
Last week in Negfleans of
AIMls
THE QUEEN OF - BouFPB,
with the most compiled npany that has ever
visited America.
TO.Nlght lesdayl.
First time in several u, OF MAillart's delight
full OpeIa Comique,
LES DRAGOROE VILLAINS,
Wednesday. at nooualy mAtinee Of LA Pr
TITB MAIRsR
WedDe ~ p,Qht-t time this season Of
La TIMBALB DARCY In which Aimee sings q
Spanish So.g.
PdeSs a. 1Sual' r. I'D seAts fifty cents extra.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-02

Mr.. C. Llcoume, member and proprietor
of the St. Charles bar, has presented his
holiday compliments to few Of his friends,
in the shape of bottle Of his famous Baker
rye and hamper or two Of champagne.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-02
dARSHAL'S SALE

j. HsPOFter vs.. Schooner re,
her tackle, etc.
III UNITED bTATRS DIsTRlCI
\ D1stE Of Louisiana, No. II ,OOT,-B,
an ord Of court to me directed in
entitleduits I vii Pre- coed 10 seIi 10 4
bidder, y TUESDAY, JanuaIy2, 1877,
O'Clock 7 81 tie m ain entfsBoe to X
mouse, oCanal street, IN New Orleans, i
ing aeecred prog ertx, to wit
1aA DOVER bBA Witch, har Il
az phe pellieP st the Pieayune tier.
! aiezed II he shove sult.
1erma-Ash.
Untted eates MarshaPs ONCE. New
December, 1876. -''
800. J.P. G PIT
ueS' ot Uuited statesi
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-02

A. ROchereaJ a Oo.va. Fredel
CTxTH DEsTBcT OouRS poR TH
- Of Orleans, rs, B6ie.-By v,rtus Q
her faeias 10 Is directed b. the
the sixth DiatAct Court tol the
Orleane, n the above entitled ca
proceed 70 sell q public auction, .
chAAta and AActidneera' kxchange, n
between Canal sd custemhOuse str
Second District 81 this city, on TUl
uarY z, 1871, st tNelve o'clock NJ. u
described properly, 10 W.T.
A CERTAIN Lof or GROUND, eli
Second Distriet Of thia city, in the SOU
by Bourbon, Banphine, Oustomheuse I
Atrt ct, and having, iu French measufl
feet front on Bourbon street, BY one
twenty feet In depth; and in Amere
foity-hge feet nine Inches four az
lines 'front.' on Bourbon street, by one
twenty seven feet ten inches I've q
bounded on one aide by properly M
longing TO n. Lord, aud on the q
property noE or latelg belnnafns ~
t0Eether with all the hui dinea ~
on said lot, oompr sing 3 two 81
etc, known ag Nos. 81 and 80 y
all the rights privileges and
unite belonging or In anyWtta
the same property acquired By
ey purchase men De. william
paesed before P. 0. cuVellieE, Ia
In this city, on the eleveuth q
eeiHed IN the above suit
TeEms-Cash on the spot
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-02

The post office at Grenada, Mississippi,
has been discontinued. The citizens there
were not polite to the post mistress.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-02

The New York San says: Sunday dog
fights are advertised with other amuse-
ments considered appropriate 70 the day in
the New Orleans newspapers"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-02

The question Of woman suarage will be
put to vote in Colorado next oetober, ao.
cOrding TO the provisions of the conatitu-
ton Of the new State.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-02

Ben Hill says, 81 am brave enough to
want peace" and he is willing to let the
fiery Fernando hear him say it.