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THE NEW ORLEANS PACIFIC.
shreveport and Marshall as TermIni of
the Road,
shreveport Times.l


Our Marshall friends have become uneasy
about the New Orleans Pacific road, and at
public meeting held there last Saturday night
passed @ resolution to appoint committee to
correspond with the Texas delegation in Con
gress, urging them to protect the interests OF
Marshall as affected by the bill introduced by
Representative Elan, transferring the land
grant of the Backbone road TO the New Or
leans Pacific on condition that Shreveport
shall be the northwestern terminus. We are
sorry to see this disposition on the part Of
Marshall to deprive Shreveport of this road.
In the first place, as we have before said, the
land grant referred to was to a Louisiana road
with the northwest terminus at Shreveport.
The barest justice would prompt that in the
transfer the terminus should be the same as
it was under the Backbone charter. In the
second place, 1T is n matter of grave doubt
whether the New Orleans Pacific would be
built even with the land grant, unless it had
Che benefit Of the bonds of this State to the
amount of $20O0,0OO.
Calm reflection must force our neighbOrs to
the conviction that it would be the height of
injustice to use these bonds for the purpose of
gripping, If not utterly running, the COM
merce Of the second city In the State that do
mates or loans them. Friend Pope, can you
place your hand upon your heart and say this
is just thing you are endeavOring to aC-
GOmpliSh
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HORRORS OF STARVATION.
sIckening Incidents of the Great Famine
In China.

Prof. S. Wells Williams, of Yale College,
who lived for many years in China rs n diplO-
matte representative Of the United States
has received from an English missionary who
is living in the administration regions Of that
country the following extracts from diary
Jan. 20. There was a fall of one inch of
snow in the night. Saw four dead on the
road, and one moving on his hands and
knees. One of the dead was boy ten years
old, carried by his mother; she laid him on
the snow
Jan. 30. One Of the two dead bodies Just
passed WAS well dressed and could not have
been poor man. Just beyond them ! met
one staggering like u drunken man along the
road, and as looked q puff Of wind blew him
over to rise no more.
Jan. 81. Passed fourteen dead, some of
them stripped for their clothes. One corpse
was SO light that middIeszCd dog dragged
1t about.
Feb. 1. Besides four women and three men
seen unburied near the road, | met two youths,
apparently brothers, fifteen to eighteen
years old, moving along like men Of eighty
on their slaves; then young man, carrying
his mother on his back ready to breathe her
last. Saw two heads put up in cages p warn
ing to those who rob and steal; and many
hats and shoes along the roadside but no
bodies; the whole remaining after the wolves
FEB. 2. Saw group of three lying tOgeth-
er, who appeared to be father, son and grand
son. On the snow thPTe were marks of
struggle and blood, but no body near Two
For miles many of the trees along the roads
were stripped Of their bark five, ten and
twenty feet above the ground for food. Seve-
raj houses were passed with doors and win
dows open, jars and other utensils inside; no.
body was left and nothing had been touched
for they could not be turned into money nor
food.
"Feb s. This afternoon, at Hung-Tung. we
saw the dead actually heaPcd on aeh other.
On the main street was a man lying dead
with the edge OF a big stone between his
teeth-he expired biting q stone. Saw two
men grinding something very dark, and on
going near learned it was husks OF milet
mixed with old cotton wadd!ng. People are
now pulling down their houses for fuel, for
coal Is too dear for them.
Feb. 7. ] bought three stone cakes which I
saw men eating. 1t was the same stone as
our soft stone pencils probably t&lclose slste),
and is pounded to dust and mixed with miilet
husks and baked. 1t DOES not look bad, hut
tastes like what It is-dust. Soft stone Is sold
at from half to q third OF n cent per pound,
and bark at less than a cent p0und-bOth
for food. But the people die Of constipation.
Grain Is three or four times the usual price
turnips and cabbage five or six times. Who
ever / asked coming from the Southern de-
partments Of the province, Puchan, Kiang
Ping Yang, declared that one-half OF the peO-
pie were gone: and instanced villages num-
herring 800, 400, and 500 inhabitants, in which
K Ia hundred survived. Still, even if these
nRases are eXaggeTations, what will it be
H---G%'2S Of the faminep'
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the Presidency is as clear and perfect as that
of George Washington"
Here Is square assault by the Republicans
of the Empire State, who boast that they lead
the party upon the title Of Mr.. Hayes. We
would like the Republican organs to name
the party which is really "assalling the, pres
idential title" These New York Republicans
must certainly be Mexicanizers, II the New
York Tribune is not lying.
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THE TRIUMPH
STEAM COTTON BAND FULLER
AND BUCKLER.

OWNERS In the United States is called to this
NEW AND IMPORTANT INVENTION.
This STEAM FULLER has been Thoroughly
tested, and has demonstrated the fact that we
can apply to Cotton Bands any required tensfl
strain, and BUCKLE THEM AT EXACTLY
THE HIGHEST POINT REACHED and no
slipping Of the bands through the Buckle. all
the bands being drawn taut and buckled at the
same Instant, turning out perfect bale and
without regard to the size. weight or shape Of
the bale.
THE BUCKLE is simply perfect; it is cheap
and strong. and can be furnished on the order
Of day blythe million. The old bands are used
as they come off the bales. and NOTHING IL LOST
THE FULLER can be attached to any size or
style OF Press, and at an expense that Is slight
compared to the benefit to be derived by the
Compress. 1t is simple, and can be operated by
regular compressmen without danger of get
ting out OF order. The speed is equal or greater
than ordinary hand tying
For terms and cost of the machine apply to
LEWIS JOHNSON, Builder,
Corner Julia and Delta streets.
NEW ORLEANS. LA,
JOHN A. KLEIN, ESQ.
Mississippi Valley Bank,
my3Q2w VICKsBURG. MISS.
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THIRD RACE.

Slow Race Riders to Change
about No man allowed to
ride his own mule; The last
mule in wins the race. Prize,
Barrel of Beer.
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CRESCENT City BATTALION.
FIRST RACE.
Mile Heats, Best Two in Three.
Prize, Silver Mounted Whip.

/. George Ocean enters W. B. DecRn's mule
ECONOMY, 10 years old. out Of Poverty. by
Failure, dam Close: grand dam Hard up.
Colors red and white.
2. A. Mather enters E. D. Palfrey's mule MON
UMENT out Of Marble, by Sculptor, dam
Lasting Colors blue and red.
3. N. W. Mccall enters Arthur Foley's mule
REDEMPTION. years old. out OF Neces-
stY, by White League. dam Successful.
4. F. W. Quaekenboss enters Henry Foley's
mule PACIFIC, aged -, out Of Ocean. by
Nature dam Beautiful.
8. T. Kennedy enters VIM. A. Brands mule
TURKEY. aged centuries out OF Europe.
by Russia. dam Nation. Colors maroon
and red.
6. r. II. Chaffe enters A. Yates mule TNSUR-
ANCE. age Is years. out of Agents Cheek
by Heavy Premium, dam Adjuster.
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STRAYED.

GTRAYED-ON THURSDAY MORNING. MAY
- 30. Red Irish SETTER; had on a leather
collar with owners name. liberal reward
will be paid for his return TO Third street be-
tween PrytAnia and st, Charles streets.
mvR1 pt&
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SECOND RACE.

Company sweepstakes.
Mile Dash; Two Entries from
Each Company in the Batta-
lion. Prize, Pair Silver Spurs.
Mules to be drawn for on the
Track.
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RAILROAD PERSONALS.

Among the many departures last evening by
the favorIte Mobile fast line may be mentioned
the following: Miss Halleck, New York; J. M.
MCPHERSON and wife, Montgomery; W. W. Dean,
philadelphia; Mime. De Mont!uzan AID family,
EurQpe, via New York; e. =. Hoppe, st. Louis
W. O. Thompson. Norfolk, Va; Miss M. J. b.
York; George D. Kepner Nashville: Mrs John
Giynn, Jr., Paris. via New York. Ed. Resemsi
New York; Henry Denegre. Nashville; Richard
DIVER. Europe, via New York; Mrs, l. II.
Michel, Paris. via New Yrk; Mrs. ". 8, Bald
yin, New York; pr, e. T. QuRas, Europe, via
New York: J. II. Flash, New York; J !. l.. Harris
and family, Europe via New York; Durant Da
Ponte, Europe, via New York; Col John Glynn,
r. New York; Fl Il sheldon, CINCINNATI Mrs.
land Ohio: A. Lafargue. Europe, via New York.
1t will be observed that this line publishes
the dnnArtnrRs daily.
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STEWARDS OF THE TRACK.

STEWARDS OF THE TRACK.
LIEUT.. ALFRED FRELLSDN, Chief Steward
Sergt. C. W. Bsin. sergt. ". c. Flower,
Sergt Edwin Harris, A. B. Wheeler.
Ashton Phelps George Penrose
D. Burthe, Henry Affeck,
W. Fl. Seymour, Robert Dixie.
George Bailey, Frank Flower.
Races will be run under the rules Of the Lou
isiana Jockey Club-cateh weights distance 100
yards.
Quarter Stretch Badges 81 80; admission TO
| stand 81; field 50 cent8; children under fifteen
years half price.
Pools will be sold at Hawkins on Friday even
ing. thirty first instant.
Races to commence at $50 O'Clock.
There will be dress parade Of the battalion
Immediately after the races.
Ladies unaccompanied by gentlemen will not
be admitted 10 tn stand.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
my30
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HHT EEEWI WWTU VT1HEFHE WFFNNCFaIIC
Club New Orleans. May So I871-Tn accordance
with instructions from the Parish ,mmttee
the Democratic voters Of the Eighth Ward are
hereby quested to meet at their wigwam on
URDAY, June I, at ~ o. m. for the purpose of
max ing the necessary arrangements for the
coming ward registration
BY order Of DAN SULLIVAN President
my3O at jos. BAK X Sarrefarv
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John O'Connor, the ex-member of the Leg
islature of Ohio, has hired hall in Cincinnati
for the evening of June 4, and will there de
liver lecture entitled ''From the Peniten.
tiary to the Legislature"
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nr-~Hayes' Title.

. UTI6 I-JUUTNHI.I
IS NAYS to 1O9 yeas the follow
Tas rejected by the last New
an husinead State Convention:
s-ten34f IN. le of Rutherford B. HAYES to
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FOURTH RACE.

Trotting Race Best Two in
Three; No entry better than
three minute record.
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pEFERRING TO THE AB"VR I HAVE
~ pleasure ia recommending my successor ~
my friends ami the patrons Of the lare firm Of
]. bey0is b Jamison, and respectfully AJAX foe
him continuance OF their patro mage.
Lny24 2W D, JA8LSONt
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COMPREHENSIVE.

~ partnership heretofore existing JetWeen
Afford, AARTIN & co. Is this day dissolved
by Limitation.
Either member Of the late firm fs authorized
to sign in Liquidation.
je1 10 13l Baronne street.
THE COPARTHEasHIP HERETOFORE
l. existing between the undersigned. under
the style of J. LEYOI9 b JAMESON, has been
dissolved by act passed before Mr.. r, GriEna on
the twenty second May, 1873.
MR.. J. LEVOIS having purchased the entire
sumo all of its liabilities and will continue the
business, az heretofore, for his own account
and In his own name at the same store, 10. 1876
Canal street, j. LEV0I3,
ID TEMTsOT.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Moet 4 Chandon Ia cooling and refreshing
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Headquarters twelfth Ward Demuc-
ratio and Conservative Central Club-This club
will hold n meeting at the old Council Fl III. on
Magazine street. on SATURDAY EVENING,
juno 1, at O'CLOCK. All the voters of this ward
are invit ed to attend on bust ness Of Importance.
By order Of J. r. AYCOCK, President.
my9C 81 s. F PARMELE Secretary
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AFtehLIOn, NeVenIh WhFW yWHFtFEatEVE
are cordially invited by the Work
fngmen's Democratic Conservative Club 10
meet TONIGHT, corner of Lapeyrouse and
Claiborne streets. there to as ist In the inter
est of all residents Of this ward Respectfully,
LOUIS A. RICHARDS, President
GEO M BARNETT Secretary. int If
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and Oonservative Central Club, New Orleans,
May 30, 1878The members Of this club are
hereby Invited to attend meeting to be held on
SATURDAY, June !, at 1880 0. m, at the hall
corner Toulouse and Basin.
BY order of J. l.. GAUugR, President.
my30 b. O. l.. MARTIN, Secretary
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NotIce-There Will he a meeting 81

NOtice-There will he meeting af the
Democratic and Conservative Central Club Of
the Sixteenth Ward on SATURDAY. June !
1873 at 1890 O'Clock D. m, at their hal, on Short
street. bet Reen st. Char e9 s and Leyee streets
tratiOn and election and commissioners Of
election. D. A. IRRELEVANT
my3O ST. Shnratary
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RECEPTION COMMITTEE.

G an Fl FE ls q N Ff 9GR4HRS' Chairmen.
Major e. @. Bond, J, B. Lafftte,
Capt. R. 3. Peasants, Capt. s. Fl. Buck.
Capt Atwood Violet, DR.. J. Dickson Bruins,
Major Geo. W. Dupre. Gen. ". J. Behan.
Col. W. M. Oven Capt. e. G. Payne
1t. Geo. ChiaDella, Capt A. E. Morphy.
1t. 2. J. Kelly, 1t. Gilbert Fl. Green,
DR.. Cornelius Beard. Capt. John Augustin,
1t. John G.. Woods, Major G.. LIE GardeuR
Fred. G. Freret, Capt VIM. Pierce.
1t. Fl. B. Ferguson 1t. J. ?. Kelley.
1t. II. Fl. Baker. Capt P. L. Bouny,
Col. @. H. Allen, 1t Chas Lochbruner.
1t. Leslie Bobb. Lit. J. Mcmahon,
Col Geo. A. Williams, Capt George Fl. Lord,
Fl. Renshaw, Sr., 1t. d. N. Wisdom,
Mai. F. r. southmayd, COL W r. Vaudry.
Capt D A. s. Vought, It. W. ". Gordon,
Capt. ". F. Pinckard, 1t E. D. Farrar,
Col John GIynn. Jr.. Mai. G. L. Walker,
1t. Read, Col. Aug. Reichard,
Col J. D. HILL Col. J. D. Hill,
Col. AdOlph Meyer 1T. P, ?. AngeloVich.
Capt. John Fitzpatrick. W. @. Fl. Robinson.
JUDGES OF THE TROTTING RACE.
R. ". SIMMONS. A. NJ. SUMMERS
JOHN A MORRIS.
TIMERS.
EMILE Z, O'BRIEN j. D. HUGER
". B. KRUMBHAAR.
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Wlgwam Nim b Wand. Gemrral mem

cratic and Conservative Club, New ORLEANS, May
30, 1g78-In acc rdanco with instructions from
the Parish Committee. the Democratic GOnser-
Vative voters of the ninth ward are herrb re-
nresed to meet ut their wigwam on SATUR-
DAY, june /, 1873. a. 7:3O O'Clock D. m, for the
purpose Of making the necessary arrangements
for the coming ward registration.
BY order Of HUGH CAIN, President.
ny3G b. ALE MOSS Seoretnrv
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The elegant pass singer steamer BART ABLE
will positively leave for Shreveport and all way
landings on SATURDAY. June l, at 3 .. M,
taking freight at ONE-QUARTER CARD
RATES. VIII attend to all business In the
Grand EcOre. and return In time to leave again
on the following Saturday, ut s .. m.
jeI 1t r. STNNOTT Master
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NOtTCe-ThPFe VIII be q meeting ut the
Democratic and Conseryatiye Central Club Of
the Seventeenth Ward on SATURDAY, Juno /,
1879, att O'clock .. m, for the purpose of ap-
pointing n Judge Of registration and election
and commissioners Of registration. All Demo
cratic and Conservative voters are requested to
attend.
BY order of F. mitchell. President.
my3n 81 II. r. COGGSWELI. Saorotnrv.
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Democratic-C Conservative Ciub-New Orleans,
May %, 1878.-According TO inst ucIons from
the Par i5h Committee. a special meeting of the
Eleventh Ward Central Democratic COnserva-
liYe Club will be held at Aliens Hall, corner Of
Sixth and Magazine streets. on SATURDAY.
June |, 1878, at o'clock b. M, for the purpose
Of making arrangements for the ward registra-
ton.
j. R. ALCEE GAUTHREUX. President.
NJ. A. MCDONNELL Secretary. my30 st
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plehsed to learn that Mr.. Tom Ward has con-
and Conservative party for the presidency of
the Central Club; Mr. Wizard is not 9 candidate
for the shrievalty or any other office in the
gift of the people: his only object in allow
ing the use of his name is to assist the labor
Ing men to get employment. --,x,.,.,.
je1 15t* MANY FRIENDS.
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Democratic COnservatlve UIub.-The members
of this club are hereby invited to attend meet
ing. to be held SATURDAY. June !. at the cor
ner of Octayia and Magazine streets at -
O'Clock .. m.
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Attention Voters of the First Ward
According to q resolution of the Parish Com
mittee the Central Democratic. Conservative
Club of the First Ward will meet at 80 O'Clock
SATURDAY EVENING. June |, at Home Guard
Wigwam, on Melpomene. between Constance
and AnnunciatiOn streets.
By order of EMILE J. O'BRIEN President.
my9l 2t W Il. RICHARDSON Sncrptprv.
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New OrIeans. NEay aO. Is7s-In con-

formty with the rules Of the Parish Committee
the Democratic and Conservative voters Of the
Tenth Ward will assemble at their wgwan. on
St Charles street, between Josephine and Jack
son streets. SATURDAY, June /, 1878, at 7:30
O'Clock .. IN. -
DANIEL O'LEARY, President,
THOs. b. BATH, Secretary. my31 ct
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New OrIeans. Nay IN. DAzs-En sjOuto

nifty with the rules of the Parish Committee the
Democratic and Conservative voters Of the
Fourth Ward will assemble ut the corner Of Elk,
change Alley and OustOmhouse streets on SAT-.
URDAY. June /, at I 40 .. III.
BY order of JOHN CONNOLLY.
President Democratic and Conservative Contra
Grub. my3O3l#
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neutrality-suspicious. AFYenEH WAFH EPntrnI
Democratic and Conservative Club-In con-
formity with instructions from the Democratic
Parish Committee all Democratic and Con
servatve voters Of the Seventh Ward are here
by notified to attend q meeting OF the Central
Club Of the ward Mt their hall corner "f CIat-
horne and Lapeyr0use etreRts. on SATURDAY
EVENING, juno 1 of 80 o'clock
By order of the President
my3O 81 JAMES Il FLOOD, RaorNtnry.
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NO'iCe-Neithert the Captain, Owner nor
the undersigned agents of the British steam
ship ALICE, George, master, from Pernam-
huco, will be responsible for any debts con.
my91 st DFCAN b 90
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IS. CARLISLE President
GEO, w. CoTTON, Secretary, jes 1t*
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ThIrI zenith ward Central Democratic
and Conservative Cuba meeting Of the above
club will be held at the hall corner Of Tchoupi-
toulas and Valence streets, on SATURDAY.
June !, at o'clock o. m. A full and prompt
attendance Is urged.
e. l.. BOWER. President
J. p GALLAGHER, Snrrptgrv mv31 2t*
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Third Ward Central Club, Democratic
Conservative party. will convene ut Clai borne
Market, SATURDAY EVENING. June !, 1878,
at o'clock, to carry out the instructions Of
the Parish Committee.
NJ. FINNERTY President.
T. RIELLEY. Secretary. rny30 81
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10 the Democratic conservative Voters
of the Fourteenth WRrd-IH conformity TO in
structions Of the Parish Committee. you are
respectfully requested to meet at the wigwam
corner Of Arabplla and TehOupitoul streets
on SATURDAY, June l, 1878. at ~ o'clock .. III
By order of J. w. NADER President.
my3i 2t* /, 7. w, MASON Secretary.
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PFimeFa E8mpania saZadOres de Or
leans, Attenelon-LOs mien br g que cOmponen
dieha cOmpanla Sc sirirran reunrse Domingo
. de JUNO, n los dOCe on punto en- ell, local de
81 reQuiere In mayor puntualda
Por order del captain, JOSE LIADO.
js1 ct MIGUEL PLRUDA Sarj I.
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The fast. fine and independent passenger
steamer ASSUMPTION will positively lave
f0r Shreveport and all way, landings SATUR-
DAY, June |, at .. NJ taking freight at one
quarter card rates. A clerk Is now receiving
for her at the head of Cnstomhouse street
my31 &c VIM. GILLEN, Master.
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I. the undersigned, Recorder Of Mortgages in
and for the parish Of Orleans, State of LOUISE
ana do hereby certify that the within and fore
going act OF incorporation OF the Goodenongh
Horse Shoe and Shooting Association was this
day duly recorded In my Office In book 152,
foIiOs 243, 244 and 245.
New Orleans. May Is, 1878.
J. G. RICHARDSON,
Deputy Recorder
true copy OF the original on file in my
nOtarial records, as witness my official seal and
signature.
New Orleans, May n, 1873
n. B. TRIST. Notary Public.
rny25 1taW 5w
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ROtlce.-An members OF the Crescent
City Battalion Reception Committee belonging
to military organizations are requested to ap-
pear In the full uniform of their commands.
Badges will be furnished them upon their arri-
val at the Fair Grounds this evening. Jet
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Special Notice to Red River shinners

The new and fast passenger steamer DANUBE
will leave this .. m. at o'clock. Freight to
Shreveport and way landings at QUARTER
GARD.
je1 1t CHARLES THORN. Master,
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Hall Fifteenth ward CRntraI DemO~
cratic Conservative Club Alglars May go 1873
As per instructions Of Parish Committee, there
will be meeting of the above named club NJ
5nne r. 81s at 9 80 me- for o The pTpo Of
arranging the mater Of ward registration,
DANIEL HAIR rNETT. President
WIN s GnIRERT Hnnrntarv rnr91 0tR
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WANTS.
SITUATIONS wANTED-REMALEs.
Cooka, NnrsaE. ChamherraaagRa. Ete

| WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG
| w woman situation to do homework and
sewing In good family, Best Of references
given II required. Address G.. Fl. T., this office.
| At
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WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG
w girl situation to do general h0nse-
work; has no objection to travel and make her 2,
T. this office. mV31 at