THE IlOUsWON UNIO a wheel- - IN LovE WITh ALEXIS.-Ihb PHILIP WERLEIN'S T iE YORK TRIBUNE,, the removal himself, using POWER PRESS NEW Ionalb~sntill Qlief. harrow to make the transfer. He hadI Omaha4 Bee of the 12th instant has For 11!74 . Itaken several loads siiccesfuily , andI the following singular story: Among Printing Establishhinuents The consolidation of Italy, so long frag- was about closing up the job by trun-- the1 passengers on the regular traill PIANO, ORGAN AND MUSIO'HOUSE (Established in 1868.) Fisk's Early Life. 1in- his stock of firewood along the IIfrom `t. Louis this morniug was it mentary anul impotent. into one powerful and well-appearing lady, Tracy & Quick, Editors and Proprietors. capital; the htinili- (ew York World.] track, when an eastward-bound traini well-dressed State. with Rome as its [From the as to the where- caine thundering along. who made inquiries %0&s2 IBaronne St. SO & MS. UNION is printed ating of France through a series of crushing Born ini a cabin of the Green Moun- THE perceived his danger before i abouts of the Grand Duke. On learn- defeats. ending with the siege and capitula- tain State. of parents the mUodesty of Taylor Daily and Weekly, train was upon him, but in hiss ing, she expressed a good deal of re- State gay, the whose resources have been well under- the And is the leading organ of the present tion of her proud and metropolis: wits appeared to desertt gret at not having arrived sooner, IS THE which will remain in posses- d, whatever is believed of the in- terror his Administration, expulsion oftthe IBourbons from the Spanish sto He stood irresolute on theE and so conducted herself as to cause sion of the State Government until the next tegrity of their lives, and shot down him. throne, and the substitution for them of a track, the engineer whistled "down Ii inquiry. It was learned that she be- election-in 1874-and probably longer. beneath the roof of a marble palace the United scion of the most liberal among royal houses: brakes," but not soon enough to stop I longi] to a small town near St Louis, it is also the "Official Organ of by an ancient partner in revels if not PRINCIPAL ESTABLISIDMENT States," for the publication of the Acts of the virtual absorption, of the kingdoms of before reaching him, and then came i andis a maiden lady of some twenty- 3 in crlies, the career of James Fisk, Congress. all Postal Matters, Mail Contracts, with 1 adla, along knocking his wheel-- six sumenrs, who has conceived the Sales,,Bankrupt No- Saxony, Wurtemhurg, Havaria, Jr.. so varied and so wonderful, was crashing she the United States Marshal's barrow and load down the bank, and1 singular iniatuation that is tices. etc. - ilesse, the Hlanse Towns. etc.. under the last night by a startling IN interrupted the wheels oni destined wife of the Grand Duke The Union is a firm, zealous. uncompro- headship of Prussia. into the triumphant and, himself almost under liberal and fair net, not wholly out of keeping with attempted to take pas- nising Republican paper. but arm- the other side. Alexis. She in the city of powerful empire of (mcrnuimmy; and the tte strange draita of his life. In that train, when it left in all things. It is published A miome.t later the train was stop-- sage on the ducal Houston, which has a population of ten thou- ing of Russia to reassert her prplsnnderance eventful history there were many visited by persons in search of and Taylor was picked up. The0 St. Louis yesterday noon, but was New Orleans, sand souls, and is situated at the head the Councils of Europe. or to proseate strange scenes, and though the most ped the rail- in head presented a terrible Sprevented. She finallysecured a navigation from Galveston, and is of them have been enact- side of his the State. having five railroads her often postponed but never reliupishied remarkable broken by ticketv on the regular train, and arriv- road centre of ed in a few years, there hits been a gash, his skull having been runnipg in ditherent directions-in length designs on the great city founded by Con- of the engine. One of hiss ed here only a few hours behind the OF A and seventy-five 'jeriod in his life, from his native the wheel from fifty to one hundred stantine and the vast but decaying and an- also been broken, and hiss one in which Alexis rode. She ex- iailes. cabin to his a(quired palaces, which arms had :rehial dominion of the Sultan. all combinb body was gashed and bruised terribly. Spressed a determination of going with Terms: is not full of incidents next to impos- $12 00 to invest with profound interest the ever- In this plight he was taken to his newv him on his buffilo hunt, but tailed in FINE-TONED AND DURABLE PIANO, DAILY..... 4x36.... er Annum. sible under any other civilization but double sheet, -. 3 00 from the Old where medical aiddl securing a seat in the IPulluntai cars. WiEEKLY,.--. changing phases of our tidings our own. place of residence, and has RATES: through trusted cor- soon arrived. His condition was pro-- She belongs to a good family, ADVERTISING World. The Tribune, A peddler, he was the son of a Ver- her Same as usual }prices of first-class Southern noiniced extremely critical last night. plenty of means to carry out AT A respondents stationed at all points in ou- mont peddler, but before adopting highness over papers. (rSuptel Contraclt Made.) It would hardly seem fair to say e whim of following his required when good refer- rope where great movements are in progress the profession of his father he saw devotion Pay in advance blame is attached to the railroadii the country, but so far her ences cannot le given. or imminent, aims to present a complete and hacquired manners and expe- that no life, and though thee has met with no reward, Alexis not & QUICK, Houston, Texas. by making the grand tour of company for this accident, VERY LOW PRICE FOR CASH, TRACY instructive panoratim of cvents on that con- rience on so peril-- deigning to bestow upon her a single the States, not, indeed, as those who careless habit of walking tineut, and to-anirror the prolomm(ed struggle oils a place as a railroad track, whenu glance. She is not( discouraged, how- CAMPAIGN.Il72 occupy as iiuch of meit'i. thoughts in IS72.lNDUSTRIAL between middle-aged Feudalism and E elesi- fifty trains are passing perr ever, but seems confident of the ulti- ,other countries as lie did in this are forty or OR asticism on the one hand and Xinsteenth- seem to be without excuse. mate result of her mission, and as it acnistoimed to travel in their youth. day, would OUR HOME JOURNAL, Century skepticism and secularism on tha - thing is certain, either the trainit is leap year, she does not have that He was satisfied to travel with the One a Divine Providence in through the city should bee modesty in the pursuit of her object The live Agricultural and Family Paper off other. Recognizing roving menagerie of Van Amburgh, passing Part Cash; the largest nul ,er of that they could be stop- - that is usual with maidens of an un- the Southwest, has all that proceeds and is. it looks hopefully on iii the more than humble position of ru so slow Practical Contributors of any Weekly Paiper accidents ofif certain age. She first saw the Duke tltm great conflict as destined (like our Spwn a caretaker, whose highest occupa- ped in time to prevent published in the South. fast as to renderr at his reception in St. Louis, and to recent convulsion) to evolve from strife. dis- tion was to erect the tents and clean this kind, or else so Its eirculation in the Southwest is over track at any yuse a comnuon phrase, she had been II.ALANCE or Monthly Agri- aster, aind senuiig ehtos.ta fmtrer :ini'ap- out the filthy cages of the wild ani- the occupancy of their double that of any Weekly time too perilous for any one to uili- strucks- " with hiit ever since. She cultural Paper published. pier future for thetoiling masses of mankind. iials. His employer, recognizing his says site will only desist when lie It has taken the first Premium at the Tex- advanced him to the somewhat dertake.--Cincin iati Einqu irerc State Fairs, as the neatest In our own country, a war upon corruption tact, make heIr the grand duchess. She IN SMALL MONTHLY PAYMENTS. as and Louisiana seller, Wackly Paper in the South. and rascality in othier has been inugure ated more elevated position of ticket .( remuaiued at the Ninth street depot at printed and as such he traveled with Van SAIr-i.iuiY lDvmii..-George Slawson, in our City, whereby the govertntent of our the time Alexis was up town, patient- PLANTERS...-..------...... FARMERS. Amburgh for eight years. When of Visallia, writes the following di- State has been revolutionized through an it- to the Vir- ly waiting for his return. There is THE MOST twenty-tive years of age, he returned Itails of a hideous tragedy OUR HOME JOUIRNAL itial trinph of Reform which surpasses thi Enterprise " There hass little doubt but she is a inouomaniac to his father's town, Brattlehoro, Ver- ginia (Nev.) Paper most sanguine anticipations. It is morally with one. ofif upon this subject, and should be taken Is an Illustrated Weekly yiont, and became a peddler. His t beenanother terrible tight inaugurated Thec of. The railroad authorites will MA'DE For the Farm. certain that the movement thus first speculations were not very re- -the escaped state prison convicts. care CONVENIENT ARRANGEMENTS do their best to return her to St. Louis The Plantation, cannot. in its progres. he ceiruitscerile to One biographer is author- -particulars are as follows: Francis S. WITH ALL. The Workshop, taarkable. ofif vb the next train. any locality or any party, but that its puri- it- for the fact that they were con- -Armistead, the man who was one The Office, and The Fainily fving intflence is destined to e ftilt in every tined to the sale of pencils niid' pens the foremost in the taking of Roberts, Circle, are two good signs in the iEYOTDI) To on the sidewalks of the streets of dif- -Morton and Black, found the track of >f ITlhere part of the Union, rebuking venality, eapos- the Xew Orleans difficulties. ferent Vermont towns. Subsequently Charley Jones about fifty miles froimi midst of Southern Agriculture. General Industry. big robbery, wresting power ftotn oliticiants faction Economy. he rose to that poiut of success whicht the head of Long Valley, oin the $a11u The Carter or ('ustom-House News, Literature and Domnestie by trade, and ctnfidini it in those worthies.t my asked to be received back into is marked by a horse and wagon.. Joacquin river, and trailed him to y have SOLE AGE(I4'Y and fittest to wield it. To this beaulicent himself The Cheapest Paper South. This enabled him to invest in a higher rsheep camp, where he was stopping.. the Assembly, and Mr. Carter and vitally needed Reform, The Tribune will with Jones, i prepariugl a protest to the Presi- Si.rkten quarto pales.published w.ekldy at $1 class of goods and to make more rapid I Armistead had some talk 0 devote its lm-t energies, regardless of per- to hire a moann lent against the (uonduci(t of Gen. Em- a yearin advance anod a premiiiur orth *15$2 extensive excursions. Associated 1 telling hii he wanted In of 10 at $2 3U or party predilections, esteem- anmd have all along to raih Subscriber. ('lubs 0 sonal interests With his father, they soon extended Ito dri4e horses to Arizona. Jones!s ory. The Carterites o $2 23 and 40 at $2 00. held that the assemblage of men at eseh, 201 ing the choice of honest and faithful mien It their trade through New England and Ihired to him for the trip, and thusis Sample was no part of the Every one should have it. copiess otuie as of all New l)epartures the mist e+- Western New York. Their principle ilmatters rested until morning. In theic the state-House list sent free on appldcatiui. article of THE CELEBRATEL) PIANO MANUFAC- and plreniumn and auspicious. was to sell excellent articles at mod- -Iaorning Armistead told tue what wasis Legislature, the Simon-pure senitial found in the Gem TURES Address, Jan. H. Humnmel, Publisher, erate prices. Everywhere the advent t up,and said that he expected to have"e Assembly being that The virtual surreuder by the Dteocratic har-room( and presided over by Mr. No. 106 Camp street, New Orleans. of the future financier was hailed by l i-1 before lie got through. Whilele Sparty of its hostility to iqual Rights regard- to be allowed the ladies of New England, who, with we were talking, Joues went to the ' utarter. They now, ask less of Color has divested our cluretnt loli- cannieness of their section, and the ehouse and got my Henry rifle, when 'I seats in the coutenuied Assembly, the ti CIICITLlt.- tics of hul- their bygone iutenskty. lHowever of which they thus acknowl- taste of &their sex, sought prudent t he came out and said, ' I know oasurtr legality rise or fall, it is ejear have also STATE OF LoUNtI-N., pparties may henctfforth dent purchases. He endeavored to Ibusiness. You want to take me hack k edge. These malcontents Offce State Supt of Public Education, I tithat the fundaumental principles which lhre die first.' Whenin claimed to have the United States DUNHAM1'S & SONS, WEllER. supply a handsome material at a -pos-- to Nevada. I will New Urlcais, Nov. IS01 I.hitherto honorably distinguished It l iepith sible profit, and far-wide the fame off he had thus declared himself, he att troops with them now, as they did when the Custom-House was a forti- The State Superintendent, for the purpose Iilicans are henceforth to be regarded as prate the Fisks, senior and junior, traveled Ionce drew up and fired at Armistead.i. of facilitating the early establishutant of titically accepted by the whole country. The as that of trustworthy merchants. Armistead at once returned the tire, , tied place in which to hold a Repub- 3MATHUSEK, HALE, C'oltmon Schools throughout the state, and riight of every iman to his own limtbs un! sha The wholesale house from which he ehis shot taking efleet in Jones' rightit lican State Convention. Their pro- of imparting instruction and ensouragemiient ets-thee eqeality of all eitizenis befog's the to school otheers, anuounices a series of meet- law-thel inatility of a State to einlave uint made his purchases thought they had Ibreast. The fight now began in right'itj test show that they have been defeat- ings with the various parish, city and town portion of its lilople-the dutty of the Union being al'riedd ed in the very direction in which they ANDI p found a likely salesman in James ju-- earnest, and both men School Boards in the several School Divisions tot, giutrautee to every eitizen the full eijor- nirn, and as a good thing for theirr with Henry rifles, it was fearful.1 There relooked for essential re-einforcements. of the State, and with the Division Superin- nment of his liberty until he forfeits it by house oftered him ai partnership. Iff was almost a constant stream of fire The next logical event will be the re- tendents, as provided by law. etrime-such are the broad and fist founda- Attention is respectfully invitrd to the fol- tionsti of our National edifies; and palsied ii it was good for them it might he seemed that nearly every shot it moval of Collector Casey and his MARS(IALL & MITTAuER, eand it lowing: tUthe hand that shall seek to -distplace tihem! tbout rang. ITheir continuance in oflice is equally so for him, and he accepted. I.took eftect. The men were it Sectionu tfurteen of the act to regulate pub- Though not yet twenty years old, the Rtspuh- On the whole his surmise was correct: thirty step. apart. Jones kept givingig a disgrace to the Adnministration, lie sdueationi (act No. 6), extra ae~asion, upai~lican pairty hats completed the noble fabric of Grant's I and may fairly invoke thtrr*- it was a very much better engage-- way, Armistead following up till lieIVwhich we umay hope Gemi. AND proved March 15. 1870, provides that the Emancipation, good sense will speedily wipe Superintendent of Public Education shall be uana the sternest judgment of Man and the h6- Jiuent for him than for them. Afterr fell from loss of blood. sturdy charged with the genteral fell, Jones rushed' out.-X. Y. [ri'ibiunc. supervision of all nignant smile of God. s somne dificnlties which were tided il Wihen Armistead the Division Superintendents amid ail the 1-fenectorth the omission of our Republic is over by prudent war contracts madee upon him. but Armistead raised his Commion. High or Normal Schools of the one0 of Peaceful PiIrogress. To protect this by hint, one of which was the sale of fired, shooting Jones State, and lie shall sec that the school sys- vweak aint the hntuhle from violence :t-i oup gunif again and temi is, early as practicable. carried into sonie Southern cotton at one dollar through the head, and killing him in- the Roston publisher, has a wonderful as pressioil-to extend the boundaries aunt dif- r effect and put in umijiorum operatin."i4 fusef the blessings of ('ivilization-to stimat- and eighty cents per pound, the staiitly. Thus ended the most des- memorv, and his knowledge of En- e SILVER T ON (G UE ORGANS As a means necessary to the .. unifirimi op- llante Ilgenuity to the production of new in- house of Jordan, Marsh & ('o., offered dperate fight ever witnessed in the glish literature is so available, thatI oration " of this systeni. the State Superin- vventions for economizing Labor auid this himt sixty-four thousand dollars for 1 country. Armistead fired fifteen when a friend wishes to know where tcndent manounces that he will hold meet- eenlarging Production-to draw nearer .t", ings with the directors representing parishes, produeers of Food Fali- his interest in their establishment. shots, hitting his iuarjt twelve times; any partienlar passa' inay he found, eeach other the and ANDI towns and cities, in the several divisions, at rries, of Drains and of Metals, and thus en- Boston was not quite the place for his s while Jones, the convict, tired eleven lie steers at once foi the corner and the times and places, and in the manner set hanceli the gains of Industry by retdu'ing the energy, and not unlike many Mas:so- shots, aline of which took effect upon I'onsilts the man who is very likely forth in this circular. costc of tran.-portation and exihiinges bet weein chusetts Archimedes he thought hee the bldl of Armistead, and either of to give the desired information. A FIFTH DIVISION. ffarmers and artisans-such is the insoiring could shake the Western world. if he e wounds inflicted would lwohably have MELODEONS. task to which the Nation now addremcu itself. pompous, would-be wit, not long ago 1. The Fifth Division meeting, embracing aunihy which it would lain contribute to this could but control the fulcrnm, New Armistead lived about thinking to puzzel him, and make delegites from the parish and incorporate a ivproved fatal. pirishes : Con- progress, enlightemueunt and laippinassi of our York. Marsh's money and his own hours after the fight, He was the sport for a company at dinner, inform- town boards of the ftllowing race. To this great and good work, The Ti- n two Carroll, Morehouse. cordia, Tenses, Madison, bune contrtimtes its zeaflous, tw t efforts. savings would give him a start, andd coolest man I ever saw. He said that ed them, prior to Mr. Fields arrival, Union, Caldwell, Franklin, Itichland, Ounch- siste to be more oi.- he closed with this offer. Delayingg if he had killed Jones he was willing that lie had that morning written ita, Catahoula, liienville, Jackson and Clai- Agriculture will continue pecially elucidated in its Weekly and Semi- Itto and intended to suibiit borme, will assembnle in the town of Monroe, for a time in Boston, but with not die." some poetry, THE 1eekly editions, to which some Elf the ablest of Ouachita, December 6. mulch success, he at last came fromn11 it to MIr. Fields as Southey's and in- parish Wednesday, and most stu-Celisful tillers of tie oil will 1871. tcontribute. No farmer who tie Massachusetts Mantan to the Harvey Thacker, a sont-in-lan of fqmired in which of his poems the lines FOURTH DIVISION. sells S.as worth great metropolis. Men come to New born in Buncombe occurred. At the proper moment, of produce per annum anti afford to do with- Daniel Boone, MOST MAGNIFICENT STOCK 2. The Fourth Division meeting, embrac- out our Market Reports, or others uc railly York every day and many go to Wall county. North Carolina, in the year r therefore, after the guests were seat- ing delegates from the parish anid incorpora- lucid1 and comprehensive. If he lsoubt real street, but, as Mr. Fisk said, some- 1743-1? yea rs ago-died at the res-- ed, he began-'`Friend Fields, I have ted town boards of the following parishes: nothing else but what relite- to his own easl- l)e Soto, Grant, ltapides, what profoundly it must he admitted, idence of his son Harvey, aged 70. in beeni a good deal exercised of late OF West Feliciana, Iing and its rewards, we believe that no tfrni- Av.yelles. Winn. Bossier, Cad- t to a B orld correspondent last August: Shasta county week before trying to find iii Sotuthey's poems his Natchitoches, er who can read at all can afford to do with California, do. Pointe toupee, Sabine, Wehater, Het out sMth a journal as The Tr ibune. A1nd we It is not every mau that goes in who have been lines running thus - last. He is sipposed to 1 whll-known River and Vernon, will assemble in the town { aaspire to make it equally valuable to those wins; " and Mr. Fisk was one of those the oldest man in the United States, can yon tell us about what time he IPIANOS. ORG ANS. COVERS AN!) STOOLS of Shreveport, purish of Caddo. Wednesday, engaged in other departments of Productive men who, visiting New York, went in if not in the world. No mention is wrote them 0?" L)ecember 20, 1871. Lubor. We spend more and moreo mmoney on year, as our countryutens Wall street and caine out a loser. He made of his life record thiring the " I do not remember to have met THIIID DIVISION. tItourcolutns each generoufs pitronage enables us to do; an1 we is understood to have registered a Revolutionary war, though he was with them before," replied Mr. Fields, AR)1 3. The Third Division meeting, embracing delegates from the parish and lare resolved that our issues of formrw yoars sincere vow that as " Wall street had years old when the `"and there were only two periods in incorporated shall be exceeded ill varied excellence and *justthirty-three town boards of the following parishes: La- ruined hiui, Wall street pay interest by those of in reva should war broke out. but he is said to have 3 Southei's life when such lines could Being offered at this old and reliable house Fayette, St. Mary, Iberia, Calcisieu, Vierainil- l'72. Friends for it." Empty boast for a penniless served after lie was seventy, under possibly have been written by him." ion, Cameron. St. Landry, Assumption. As- State ! help is to make our journal better and bett1er, by se1tling in your siiliserilitiona and unsuccessful adventurer, but still Gen. Jackson at the battle of New When were those ?" gleefully ask- cension, Ihervillt, East Baton Rouge, West Baton owge, East Feliciana and St. Martin, an10 increasing your Clubs fior the year just one which neither his failure nor his Orleans. under Harrison at the battle ied the witty questioner. AT LOWER PRICES beforetu ! destitution prevented himn carrying will assemble in the town of Opelonusas, pat- of Tippecanoe, and also in the Black " Somewhere," said Mr. Field, ish TERMS OF THE TRIB1'NE. out to the fullest extent of his pre- of St. Landry, Wednesday, December 27, Hawk war in Illinois. about that early period of his Than are obtainable elsewhere inthe city. 1871. DI)sL;Y Ti inutna, Mail inbscribers. $10 per diction. Knowing that Daniel Drew existence when lie was having SECOND DIVISION, iinnntn. was interested in the purchase of the l)r. Mary Walker has enlarged ideas having the measles and cutting his 4. The Second Division meeting, emubrac- SEM I-EEKLY 't'ItttnNE, Mail Subseribers. Biristol line of steamers, he sought his of statesmanship and all that sort off first teeth; or, near the close of his OWING TO in inmembersof Boards of Directors in the ll$4per tlulim. Five cl ies or over,i :i each ; an extra copy will he sent for every acquaintance and became his instru- thing. met General Butler the his brain had softened and following parishes: Jefferson (left hank), She lilt-, when *Jettirson(right bank), St. Charles. St. James, club of ten sent for at o- time: or. if pre- muent in the purchase of that flotilla. other day and initiated the following lhe had fallen into idiocy. The versi- St. John the Baptist. Lafourche and Terre- - ferred,a copy of Recollections of a blusy RENTS AND EXPENSES Daniell " recognized Jim's ability, dialogue : " General Butler will you I tication belongs to the measles period, honne, will assemble in the town of Thiho- Life, by Mr. Greeley. and thought he would give himt a introduce into Congress a hill if I pre-- but the expression clearly betrays the daux, parish of Lafourche, Wednesday, .Jan-1 TERMS (IF THE WEEKLY TRII1BUNT. oar} 3, 1872. chance, and the firm of Fisk & Behlen pare it ?" ' Certainly, I shall be idiotic one'!" To Mail nHubserilmers. diiiuicmh for Daniel on the street. Being about one-third those of Canal street, FIRST DIVISION. pleased to introduce a hill for you; TIhi funny questioner smiled faintly, One copy, one year, 52 isMMOes...... Fisk rapidly acquired a fortune, and prices will be found 5. The First Division meeting, embracing but I cannot pledge myself to advo- but the company roared. members of Boards of Directors in the fol- Five copies, one year, 52 isMiues,.... 9 in an in oneivably short space of cate it." Are you a representative lowing parishes: Plaequemines, St. Bernard, To one address, all at one Post-office: time from the period of his complete of the people ? " " I am." And do VHERit'EWi \s, Certain malicious aiid PROPORTIONATELY LOW. Washington, St. Helena, Tangipiuhoa, St. 10 copies,...... $1 59 each. failure he had put together a larger you not represent women in parti- evil di losed persons, appointed as ex- Tanniany and Livingston, will assemble in 20 copies...... 1 25 cach. bank account thafi ever. For good or wo- the town of Amite, parish of Tungipaho-, 50 copies...... lO each. cular-in short, are you not a perts bi the Eighth District (out, Wednesday, January 17, 1872. four ill this sealed Jim's devotion to nian's f " The General answeredI have concocted, compiled, utteredi antd And one extra colly to each-club. man SIXTH DIVISION. W~ill street, if he ever seriously pur- to the effect that he was decidedly ait sworn to the following statement, To names of sub11JLribers, all at one Post-ofiice: 6. The State Superintendent will meet the 10 copies ...... 'I 60 each. liosed leaving it. Wheii, in October, woman's man. The doctor then saidI whicat has appeared in public prints, Pianos Repaired and Tuned Board of School Directors of great Erie couitest betweeii this division att 20 copies...... 1 35 eaiih. 1867, thle that any person, or any class of per- to wit: their usual pinee of meeting, on ied,ia day, and 50 copies...... 1 10 Ioelh. the Vanderbilt.Eldridge parties sons, who possessed a moiety of jus- J Henri Bureb, mileage on Comn- January 24, 1872. And one extra copy to each club. l)rew resulted iii thle defeat of the on Ienitentiary. New Orleans BT MEETINGS WITH DIVISION SUPERIN- tice would decide without hesitation i niuttee Persons entitled to tit extra copy can, if- old Couiinodore. there aplpeared the that it was his duty as such represent- to Baton Rouge, $108. (See p. 10, A.) TENDENTS. preferre1, halve tielither of the following books, new famous, but then the little ative to not only introduce, hbit ad- Ir. lBurch was in his place in the Section fourteen of the school law requiress postage prepaid : Political Econoeuiv. by lHll- that the State Snpwintendent shall meet thee tlace known, nmnes of' Jay Gould and J0 5 . vocate any bill in favor of those he House every day from the day the RELIABLE WORKMEN. (reeley Pear, (:tutt futr Protit. :, I'. Fisk, among the Erie directors. Division Superintendent at least once in eacnhi 1T.Qnin: Thte Elements of Agricul tuare, by jr., represented. At first glance the doc- -comumittee was appointed to the day year, in each division, at such time and placee Geo. E. i arging. tor would appear to be right; and we i ofadjournment." as he mmayappoint. giving due notice of such J. Henri meeting; and it is hercby advertising Rates: PERILS OF~ PEDE5TR/ANI5M ON A suppose there never wa, a woman inii l nd( urkereas, Said Burch made the dutty of said Division Superintendents to attend eachh l)D'riLY TIuIINEu , 30e., 430., STac.,75e., and $1 this world who glanced twice at anIi declares that lie has no recollection of RAmu~uoAn Tl'RACK.-Abommt half-past meeting, the olhject of which shall be to at- per line. subject without piercing it tw~o o'clock yesterday af'ternooii, the important t taking money from the State "or any Old Pianos Taken in Exchange. cumiulate valuable facts relative to common 11 SEMI-WEELYtHItiuN, 23 and 50 cents per Scveiiteeiitl' Ward was the scene of with her eagle eye. making the wholee other man," not justly and fairly earn- schools, to compare views, to discuss princi- i-line. VWEEKLY TnIBUNu, $2, and $5 per line, acci- come out exactly to suit her purposee ed ; therefore be it p-es, etc. Mi aniothier 0ne of those distressing In accordance have been and being entirely oblivions of all1 Resolved,J That the malicions con- with this requirement, thee Acosiiing to position in the paper. dents fronm the ciiis which State Suoltprintendent announces the follow- In making reuiittinees, always proiure s so frequmeit in that neighborhood of surrounding matter. Nevertheless, coction and piblication be.considered ing meetings: I draflt on New-York, or a Post-o igce Moicney the reply of the General was, that aa an "attack upon the colored race," sub- Fifth Division-Monroe, Decemiber 6, 1871. SOrder, if possible. Where neither of these IIIGHEST a bill was a form of the right of petitiona versive of human liberty and threaten- Fourth Division-Shreveport,December 20, can be procured, send thebioney, bat alrlry- It secils that one. Henry Taylor, 1871. resides on the hillside which appertained to all citizens the very life of the American eagle, in a reiisteredletter. The registretion fee has (;eriian, whoi ing Third Division-Opelousas, December 27, been relucedl to fifteen rents, a110d the present that the quantity of the relief asked1 and that it is the duty of J. Henri to miear thn track of thn' railread, had de- MARKET PRICE PAID FOR OLD PIANOS l 1871. registration systemtt hats been .'omud hv, theo "id,'d to remut e hidaf. ulily aind effects must depend upon the merits of thee prosecute said experts for libel, in or- Second Division-Thibodaux, January 3, postal 1ut1o rtics to lii nearly an ahilluto itran the hio'se which hi had been oc- case, and that lie could not undertake e der that his " representative " repu- 1872. protection against losses by miltti. All Post- to hledge himself to the support of f tition may be vindicated, and the PHILIP WERLE1', First Division-Amite, January 17. 1572. Imasters are obliged to register let ters when uutpy;iig to another one in the neigh- Division of New Orleans-Januiary 2-,18'27.2. j requested to do so. lorhood. To save the expense of any measure of which lie was ig10-- rights of the colored people main- THOMAS W. CONWAY, Terms, cash in advance. rant. tai d \. (0. I epublicum. piritig 'vwignmi. lie had undcrtakt'n u- ' O and !+ BIronn, =treet. State Superintenslciin of Psublic Education. 'Idress: THE TRIBUNE. New York: