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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-25
~ G. =. SAUVINET,
my4 10 je4 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
Jean Jules CIamn geran VS.. Mrs. Fanny

Jean Jules Clama geran VS.. Mrs. Fanny
=, onver, wife of Aristide Benvenu, and Ans
tide Blenvenu, her husband-Seventh District
Court for the parish of Orleans No. $685.
IA VIRTUE OF WRIT OF SEIZURE AND SALE
- 10 me directed by the honorable the Seventh
District Court for the parish of Orleans in the
ABOVE entitled cause, will proceed to sell al pub
lie auction, at the Merchants and AuctiOneersf Ex-
SSnange. Royal street: between Canal and Custom
mouse streets IN the Second District of tins ety on
WEDNESDAY, May 81 1871, at twelve O clock NJ the
following described property, to wit
F0uR CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, together
WIN all the buildings and improvements thereon,
rights, ways, privileges and advantages thereunto
otlonglng or Ill anywise appertaining, situated IN
tne inrd District of this city, designated by the
numbers elght, nine, nineteen and twenty, IN
square number six, bounded by Esplauade, Good.
Children Tor ST. Claude) History Tor Kerlerecl and
nunGne (or Maralsl streets, on plan drawn by A.
n helhecourt surveyor, on the eighteenth day OF
december, l847; lot number eight having thirty
1eet 'front.' on Esplanade street thirty feet five lines
width IN the rear, by a depth Of one hundred and
elghty-seven feet two inches and two lines on the
side of lot number nine, and one hundred and
elSnty-elght rect eleven inches and two lines and
nan on the side OF lot number seven. Lot number
nine having thirty feet front on Fsplapade street,
thirty feet five lines in the rear by depth OF one
hundred and eighty five feet five inches and one
ana one-hali lllle on the side of lot number Lot
number nineteen having thirty feet three lines
front ON History Tor Kereec street thirty feet five
.nes IN the rear by depth of hundred and zen
Yen ihches ana four lines the side of lot mum
per eighteen, and one hundred and ten feet five
Ihches ana three lines on the side of lot number
thra ana lot number twenty having thirty feel
LIZ inches 'front.' on History tor Kerlerec) streeI,
tnIty Ieet hNe Ii es in the rear, by depth Of one
hundred and ten feet two lines on the side Of lot
number twenty-one
Being the same propertv which the defendant.
aiis, fanny e. OllNer, wife of Aristde Bienvenu;
ACQUIRED by purchase from her husband the said
arlstide BlenVenu per act passed before A. T. Blen-
1867 " ''''' my "'''ou ''A'"'
Seized in the above suit
lerms-Cash on the spot.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-25
RECEIPTS OF pRnnnnE

ST LOUIS-Steamer Henry Ames-4565 bbls -four
1873 bales cotton 1873 hbds tobacco 1928 skis corn I3O
SKIS bran 500 SKIS oats and sundry produce
ARGYLE-Steamer Katie-IO0l bales cotton e47
SKIS cotton seed SO SKIS seed cotton and sundrles
CROSSE TBTE RR-Steamer Bradish johnson
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-25
PsYCHOMANCY..ANY LADY OR GENTLE
BUSINESS CHANGES.
lIssOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERsHIP,

DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE,
~ The co-partnership of F. Seuzeneau l. Co is dis
solved by mutual consent, from and after the first
OF May 1871. F. Seuzeneau will liquidate the bIsi.
ness OF the firm. +. SEUZENEAU,
A. BERTUS.
May g, 1871.
The undersigned will continue the business for
his own account, at No. "a Bienville street
mylO 10 70 +. SEUZENEAU
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-25

III bbls m0asses Ii hhds sugar aka seed cotton
bales cotton and sundriee
observation-disclosures Henry Tete-l3 bills mo-
lasses SKIS seed cotton 70 bbls potatoes and sum
dries
LOWE. COAST-Steamer BeaufOrt-22 bbls rice
skis rice ii bales and sundries
BY THE RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH
ERN RAILROAD, May 24-29l bales cotton ana
sundry produce
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
May H-9sba cotton IL bbls molasses 60 head of
cattle and sundries
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-25
The Galveston Bulletin of Er;5o

Inc uaiVeston Bulletin of Friday says:
., We had call yesterday from Mr.. # q
nTacy, OF the New Orleans REPUBLICAN,,
tend the State Fair at Houston.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-25
STEAMBOATS,,
ST. LOUIS,

81. LOUIS.
st. Louis and New Orleans Packet Com.
FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.
Illinois Central Railroad Packets.
T@~~ D. For Memphis, Cairo and
| ~ st44.=s4,iSS the Bends-The fine passenger
| ZzszzEs2Ef follows:
| CIIf OF ALTON. ............ .SHBBLE Master
| Leaves on SATURDAY, May 81, at PM
| COMMONWEALTH.. ..........SE SEDAN Master
Leaves on MONDAY, May 30, at SPIN
hAehhOND....... GREEN, Master
Leaves on WEDNESDAY, May 81 at SPIN.
oLlSE BKANCH..... .MCCORD, Master
Leaves on SATURDAY. June g. at S Pm
Giving through bills of lading to all points on the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad Nashville and
northwestern Railroad, and Memphis and Ohio
Railroad-also to st. Louis ~ oiiio
Through Tickets furnished at lowest rates IN oil
points East West and North bv ali tbe vai az
routes via Memphis, Cairo and St. Louis Stata'
rooms secured at General Office, IOl Common
street. on
A. A. WOODS, General Agent,
c. G. WAYNE, Freight Agent
81 Natchez Street
p,,,. ,.,, JOHN n. BOFINGER, President.
Bills OF iiadng for all freights over the Illinois
JAMES Il 81 T. E Tuck E
n.y. 70 Carondelet street.
Merchants Southern Packet Co,n,n,-
f%@"~ d For st. Louis, Cairo. Won.
nJiAs5adsS' pins, and the Bends-The steam
Ssss.-z SII1Isz ers OF this line will leave as FOL
at P. NJ: "--- 4o"'e as loi-
GREAT REPUBLIC. .DONA1nson uo..ou
Leaves on SATURDAY, May 20, ats M.
Plans OF cabins may be seen and stataroop,s 90
cured on application to ~ o'@'eiooins Sc
STEVENSON L vBRLANpRR.
Iouy Agents No. 1875 Grayier street
job F. BAKER, President -0A eo'
Bills of lading over the Illinois Certr., poi,u.oa
signed only at the off zee of O'u
-, JAMES T. TUCKER
"'|4 No. &c Car0ndeet street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-25
z. \. NAUN INtI,
apps my Is 81 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.


state OF Louisiana VS.. Widow l.. Brin-
gier-Third District Court for the parish Of Or
leans, No. OO5
Rf VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIERI FAClAS,
- to me directed by the Honorable the Third
District Court for the parish of Orleans in me
above entitled cause, will proceed to sell = pubic
auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers BY
change, on Royal street between Canal and Gus
tomhouse streets, in the Second District of this
city, on TUESDAY, May 80, 1871 at twelve O'CLOCK
NJ the following described property, to wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
second District of this city. in the square bounded
oY st Philip, ROcheblave, Tonti and Ursulines
street
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Gash on the spot.
C. s. SAUvEET,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-25
Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN.
Thursday. May Is, 1871.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Morgan. Lockwood for Rockport via
lndanola and Galveston
Steamship Florida. Baker, for Key West and Ce
dar KEYS
British ship Maud, Alternately for Liverpool
British ship Sawely ChlGdow, Bosse for Cork fol
orders
Ship samuel Watts, Tyler for Liverpool
Spanish ship Bella Juana, Suberach, for Barcelona
Spanish bark Aranco, Mas, for Barcelona
British brig Ruth, Ryfkogh, for Havana
Spanish brig Victoria, Xiber, for Barcelona
Schooner Stingray Harrison, for Pensacola
Schooner Lizzie Webster, Creighton, Tor Ruatau
Island
Steamer Dexter, Jones' for st Louis
Steamer Belfast Sedan for Louisville
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-25
ARRIVED YESTERDAY,

ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Ship Massachusetts,, Lezac 90 days from Boston to
Geo FOsdick &co-lst district
British bark Sylvia, Lamb, u days from Sagua la
Grande, to Chatfraix Agar-2d district
Schooner Salvador, Simpson. days from Belize
Honduras, in ballast, to G W Hynson &co-2d
Schooner st James, Disz 5 days from Brazos SAINT
iaSo, in ballast, TO Palacio-d district
TowBoATs.
Rio Grande, Williams, from the Passes-Towed
down and to sea, 10th instant, ships Richard
Robinson and General BeIry-BrOught I'D bark
falvia and schooner st James
Helol Brown, from the Passes-TOwed down
and to sea, 2Oth instant barks Nippon, Anna
and Toinaso- Brought up ship hassaC husetts
and schooner Salvador
STEAMBOATS,.
Katie, White from Argyle.
Beaufort Jeanfreau, from Lower Coast
Bradfsh johnson, Brown, from Baton Rouge
Louise, Hopkins, from Mobile
Henry Ames Jacobs, from st Louis
Henry Tete, Landry. from Lafourche.
EXPORTS.
INDIANOLA VIA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Nor
CANTOR Indianoa-S00 SKIS corn 100 bags coffee 200
SKIS salt 900 bbs -four SO bbls whisky 700 pkgs mdse
and snndres
For GalvestOn-25 cks bacon 80 bbls molasses 100
kegs lard 100 eases tobacco 100 SKIS malt 500 SKIS corn
625 SKIS oats 40 bags coffee 400 bbs flour 80 bbs beer
200 bbls potatoes rs bbls whisky 10 hhds sugar 300
bxs btters 200 bxs candles
KEY WEST AND CEDAR KEYS Steamship
FIorda-9e6 Dds nour IL bbls turpeHtine bbls gin
Is bbs whisky 1903 SKIS 200 ties lard IS ties hams
10 hhds bacon hhds sugar 100 pkgs mdse and sun
dries
observation-disclosures Stingr av-49o SKIS corn /
bag coffee so SKIS oats rs SKIS bran half Dbl mOasses
2trkins butter bbls oil bill sugar 3 ties hams
bbls flour 2 ties lard bbls tar tub lard and sun.
dries
LIVERPoOL-Ship Maud-34i9 bales cotton 24oO
slaves
RUATAN ISLAND-Schooner Lizzie Webster 2ooo
shingles "a bbls flour csk bacon kegs lard cks
ale kegs nails
HAVANA-Brig Ruth-6 bales moss Sc empty tcs
345 empty hhds ~
BARCELONA-Brg victoiia-5OO bales cotton 5000
slaves
BARCELONA-ship Bella Juana-l2oO staves 1900
bales cotton 0
BARCELONA-Bark Aranco-6OO bales cotton Is
600 slaves
ST LOUIS-Steamer Dexter-I46 bhds SMEAR Don
bxs sugar and sundries
LOUISvILLE-Steamer Belfast-Sundry mdse
CORK-Ship Sawely Chludow-3I24 bales cotton
LIvERPOOL-Shp Samuel Watts-49l5 bales of
cotton
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-25
LOST.

N~NoNNN(N1NH~'Nr~>N(><~~~~|<
STRAf MARE.-A MARE CAME TO THE
~ premises OF the undersigned on Friday last
The owner can have her on paying costs
mvZo it, c. BUVtC, 29i ROYAL street
0ST-A NOTE DATED JnNE 30 1866 AT
~ Huntsville, Alabama, for Three Hundred and
seventy eight Dollars, made by II. p Mills TO the
order of ]. j. Peasants and tn Bibb. bearing in.
terest at seven per cent from January g. 1887.
Payment stopped. Finder requested to leave at
ths once. my2O 3t-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-25
STEAMBOATS,.
LOWER COAST.

LOWER COAST.
Regular Lower Coast Packet-Twice a
Week.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at
I0A. NJ
f$%aS~ b. For the Forts, Buras,
IL L..lSS Pontea- la Hache and all plan
a1yEfIIffl& tation landings-the new steam
5Ez!szx~s=SzzE5er
BANNOCk, CITY,
lin place of the Bradsh JOhnson)
W. s. BAssETT Master J. W. BRYANT Clerk.
Will leave above, returning every MONDAY and
THURSDAY.
W. ". SURLS
JAIL Agent No. Canal street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-25
Average Exchange

1t was generally expected that the market
would be quiet after the reduction in the
supply by yesterdays heavy business, but
the movement was fair from the opening,
ana after the receipts of the favorable dis
patches from Liverpool and New York. be-
came much more active, resulting in The
liberal sales noted above. Good ordinary
was reported as low as 13lac; strict good
ordinary at 1880; low middling at lac:
strict at ISIS and 15Ac; middling at I534c:
strict middling at l524 and Ice, and good
midd!ing at l6l2c. Yesterdays sales were
$780, instead of $3.50, making a total for the
two days of 1880 bales.
Inc Exchange reports: Demand active,
with large sales at z c advance"
COTTON STATEMENT
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-25
WANTED.

WANTED.-A GOOD FEMALE COOK-APPLY
W at No. l6l Robin street, between Magazine
anu Cohstasce streets mv3
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-09-28
Msfro .. ..

Or. @arl16pfer ais Drama
tura uno Shriititei!er nett Gtcr r,'
& e,ie Ieutlhlanes binoue. leit lara I
>Sabren bsfannt unc 0eahtst, itart an
%. Nuauit in @amtura mad Idnacre'
&lanfbett an Nlnrei6mdhe. i'm 70 g.
beusiabre.5 .B's prr etma srre, Wcna
ten wa' cer 9eritctbtne nod rcItinril
9eiitsefriih unp but fsltit i'm Sue mater
ned cine be,rd htlihe NnaaM ,rer 'tdS
bareen Nrte,ten eeliefcr. Ssine N,te'
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aeru nur an ras ltebenemlretae Stld
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tefte Gcn", .8c'enmduer unc J,nft"
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loren uno auf p,m .Scah,ma,hal',tte,
0Ymnolum lur un,peliisiit pcrte,e:tn
pe1lie6 lDpfer Die afarem}ids vluitab,
urr nurce Shouipteler. Shpn IN IA
mem 2Oiten Sabre ihrieb er rae Stha,l.
aip,el .Sw'atopulf, 85nia pcn Mda,rnI
rem eit,s Ks,br trliettsr Grid nattirla
ten. SIN Sabre 1920 ltsB 81. l5pie
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-09-28

- $50
nd in 6aubure nteper uro reptgtrte Z
Sabre lang bte 3eit(drtft .Italta", ale
ote(t einsine. bic son fetnem Coinage,
Sos 8e9rlnoeten nDrtetnalten" unit
oarouf bos frttiide @odenblatt Der
Netenlent", @ls NopeQif 1T ct burd
refine ,".3et@nunSen aus unetnen @anper:
labrtn" tetannt. @rc6es 8erbienf er:
marb CT fld .bur@ feline Ebea,eridule
aus Der men&er tQ&tise S6auiptele,
beroer9inS. &arl ESpfer miro in ieiner
8erfeu i.ben, 70 LANCE pas peuti@e Ebe:
ater befteben miro, eenn ME UNI III
0unft rer Mense butlenr> pur@meb
cine refine lttli&e Genoens feline Mrbeiter
uno ras Babre rno Cute eebt MI
utter.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-09-28

Ma
8erlatlles, 49, 6ept.- berr Bon
Mrniu. bat tn Nau,en Deuti6lancs et>
men erni,en proteit sesen bic i&eusli@e
BebanolunS einaereidt rel&t eeuti6el
Gtnmobuer pom 2Yons pom Gotten BET
franS6fiden 8ep6!teruns %erfabren.
- Die Sapei,er Bil&bie blaitn NIT
ms auSemetne bila5R,@e Stubborn.
sic balteu6 nit per unfeblbarfsit.
Men(b bleibt Mtnlh uno wouten Mtl>
ltonen Menl9en aus einem Menl9en
einen Got ma@er.1 -.
@ten, %. Sept.-Gs ,sebt bae
@erti@t eaB Ger &ailer Grans Soiepb
int 8e9riF iei Gem Chrome III eat(a8en.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-09-28
Die eeutIden Demofraten

Die eeutiden Dsmotraten 3u
Breefi>n, ndbrenp fie ertla.eu, raj de
in Natipualfrastn auf rer >,New Depar:
turs" @auonptabams> Ylotform nit Der
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| uSn @puntsz unb Gtaotan0eleafnbei
ten f1np MIR fir eine iparlame &s9ieruus,
Rerucirun9 Der Steuern, ebrlt@e Scr
rpaltun9, fir N%ominationen BON nur eh.
renwtrtbtu uno fdbtsen Minnern. Die
un6 @arantte fit obiaeSlBe% 9erpdbren q
Sn @ountyz AND neutrality-suspicious.
b5rt allo fit Die 8,pcflyaer Deut(den
Dsmotraten Die partet ouf. o Fnr
ie fir fdbiae Mdnner 9leiduiel, wel&u
partei otele a%neeb6ren. @dre es nid'
fir un1tre Stanley County Deu,ofratis
an Der Belt, III 3eisen. ea6 aud tbnen in
County, uno Staptan9eIeeenbeiten n,ebr
an etner Il r a m enAe9terun9"
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bdnoitl seleeen 1T? Bdre IS ni4t audi
fir ie an Der 3eit, ben MepubIifanern
pur@ u%nteraiBuns ibres 1idets CUR Gin
ri&tun9 elmer "ipariamen Ms9teruna'
beiauteben? Oper 1T ibnen her Sting
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9aeen perseuommenen SeFnuns elmer
altbetouti&en Beerdbnibtdtte in @u(en
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Gue 4 3ou bic z Gu6. paneben Streitz
drte, Stabl, Stetn. Sdnaden, In Stein
ttiteu, obne anoeutuue pon Sdreen, OBJ
ne &rttli6e Gnbler1e poraefunpen, nae
NIT Si&abett auf ben beipnild<preubt=
i@en l1ripruna fdlteeen ldsi. Msni&en>
(felette aus altbeipniider 3eit. tn Der mon
lpte 2ei@natse %perbrannte, .reren s4ipt II
llrnet ben altpreueif9en @rdbtrn Ga.
purren) beiseiest tsuroe, ffino etne bii
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&prMbfuufen.

&prmbfuufen.
-Gbans 6ou uno @efolae> ein Gbei
Der @tnsGi9en @tlanctiaaft nit Der ee'
felipe Burltnaame in Der Btit berumee:
bummelt, 1T III Sem ycrf an9efommen
I'M, unresl9li@ Die 0udreile na@ 9bint
anautreten. @lQGliden Rutid!
- u@trtfe" IN B!u0d. Die Ma:
lainenwerftdttm finn 9sl6lolen. Di
uStrifer" paraciren eurh Die 9tra6en.
6olatcwaS anaorc, Mdsrbau Gom
mi0dr Der jopausdlhen &eaierung, wa'
ais 8slu@er bel eerr Bair" ceaMmerifani'
l9en Sn{ituteS IN NtrzYorf uno .murr'
paielbf weiolt4 fftirt.
49, &ctbfeloer, esr GrTncer ees ub'
renauhiebens perDaHpi, bat ft9 in 9ten
Yorf um9ebradt.
@etne ubr mar rettunoslos abAe'
laufeu.
- Sol. @. Aler aneer> Deputs &scor
BET Yen @aeramente, Ysr9iftete i&> mei
er Bic nidt babep foutt bic er babet
rolte.
- @oltn,wtis. Der atertionif> ia
pon etnem Miteefauaenen In Ger 3su
etne tii&tiBt Gradt &&ldae erbalten.
->Sn @iretnia IL Ter pras.lpfab
pttoer eineddhrt, an wel&en Garbis
uno aru,e @etbe CUR Strafe fiji fleine'
Dtebfabl an0ebuncen uno eur&eebldu
rperpen.
- Ameritanilhe pa'tsitlepper mod
ten 0ern Die IbotIahe toctsel&mtese'
ri7en> oab Die &ereiniaun9 Der oeutl@e,
Nepublifaner uno Demufrateu 9eaen lei
pemcfratilteu @ouperweurs> @ancioate'
6atabt cenSturs Der c<mctratildm5err
i&aft III Californian trtbeiaefibrt. Bt
berporra1enp Die Stole mar, welde ba1
peutlae Clement bel Der Dabl oeipteli
set9en foloenoe Wtettos, we!6e ou
Iraueparenten bel einem Dor Der Wab
in Can Trancieco peranitalteten Gafel
su9e su Isltn wereu. Gines lautete:
eye Germans remember
The SirM Of September,
And don't rise too late
To give it to Halsht,"
Gin aneeres bieb:
vlno brebte @sine greeDens
9err 9aistt uns aud NIT leinem :3srn,
Ntm,at cod, troy aQer &eperena
Der beutiae Sastr iba auf's aorx."
49, SIN News9 ampibire bat ii6 eli
neue8 Snitft 0ejetat. weldes ;ur Gam
PLACE peroea au wol!en i1eint. g.
| fommt in G9wdrmen> last in Der 2uf
le,ne Gll9el fallen, fdut rann ieltf au
bic Gre btnunter, ardtt lid Elm God Il
ptelelte uno neri&wtnret. 3uYor bets
es aber nod 70 pixl aI5 IS fann> un
letne Bi0e luo siftis. 90 febt cine
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in tbrtr 10ten auc SwH Sabre ifattfn
peupen @onrentiou foiacnpe Beomte
@eers Sertel BON Suinuis, Mational
@rpbz0 or1ber, s.. @. :,iryer Don W,l
lOuri Slice; g, 5aloiuasr, @efretdt
@. 9ak S@abmyiiler.
- Ssnny Bids cine iunee Mobe
bdnrlerin in I1py, 1T n;rlhwunren, uni
man bait bic am uier BON Coma Sslan)
oefunpeue 2eide elmer Grtrunfenen fl
pie eer 8erl4nuaeensn, wel9e pabr
l@eiulid elmer @ewalttbat gum Opft
fel.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-09-28


,ptiIuro Il auf o'eltm @sbiete rorgenom
men, COD rat nod tcine perlsittn Elm
st. lultat eraeten. ourG w'!des ,t6 Ger
aticlute @urtbetl itssno etae6 @emebres
lter ras prtueide 3incnaeel> @twebr
b. ipnpere %beraueatitslt bate. Man 1T
in entlbetrenctr Stflle germ bereit, cine
before, Maj7s ein;utlbrep, lotalo man
ndml,d eine (olde batsn MIR; Dor Der
Dapp ieroh lit un'er pstli4es Nahbat
nod LANCE nidt rubta 0enua. um jsBl
4eracs unie,e Ntmse In ras Startum eli
nr Neutera6auna rrttsu ~ to0su. 81,
Gag Gba0spot: Semtbr ereeten tt fof
;ar feline Stimmsn msbr neiaen fit
lolhe Elm, m, rem " rrer ,tSspebre nabez
tommenren Wo eli ~ ; aud Elm pom etz
mem Gnaldnrer dnattotsnfe NocsQ III
II rer Be,etG rer p,i1uneen btnein9e.
icaen pcrren. Dtnroh idtinl uns BIZ
sirfahe undnrt'ustp upieres 3lncnarelz
lcrr, pree mob AM IL, IT." in AuetlbrunA
fommeu ~ 'plltn.. unc aud rae abrrar>
ttnpe Wertalrn Or t6W,alt6 n @errebr
|fatrten III Dani,l &c atett rieiem Ser:
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-08-03

POSTAL CHANGEsIN WEST VIRGINIA.
Orders have been issued by the Post
master General to discontinue the offices
at Cove Creek, Buffalo Shoals, Hand
ley's, Flat Rock, and Coalville; to ap-
point Delany Vineyard postmaster at
Shandley's, vice Peter Hammock, re-
signed; Daniel johnson, at Perryville,
vice John Bearnes, resigned; John E.
Keen, at Nicholas Court House, vice
NJ. R. Hanford, declined; Tyree j. Ellis,
at Newton, vice D. n. Ross, resigned;
Harrison Gwinn, at Green Sulphur
Springs, vice Samuel Williams, re-
signed; Ballard S. Scott, at Birch River,
vice William Frame, resigned; Jonas
Deeds, at Jumping Branch. vice Green
F. Meador, declined; B. w. Drake, at
Ten-Mile, vice A. Drake, declined !;
Daniel Gates, at Round Knob. vice
James H. Ellis, resigned, and Hugh P.
Bare, at Sinks Grove, vice Miss A. L..
Smith, disqualified by marriage.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-08-03

A CHAPTER OF AcCIDENTs.-There
have been quite chapter Of accidents
occurring on the National road during
the past two or three days. On Monday
August Roettger's horse ran away,
throwing Mr.. R. out and bruising him
about the face very considerably.
On Tuesday morning as James Ham.
ilton was driving up the hill near Mrs.
Pryor's, his horse whirled suddenly
around, throwing Mr.. Hamilton out on
the road and injuring him considerably.
On Tuesday evening as Mrs Clemens
was driving down Fulton hill. accom-
panied by her two daughters and son,
one of the hind wheels Of the spring
wagon in which they were riding broke
down, throwing the occupants out. Mrs.
Clemens was the only person bruised
and her injuries were quite severe.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-08-03

The CiRCUs.-To-day our citizens
will have an opportunity Of witnessing
the performances OF what is generally
conceded 10 he the best arranged and
best selected company Of equestrians,
accrobats and gymnastics in the coun.
try. Mr.. James Robinson is host in
himself As we have had occasion to
say before, he has no equal as a daring,
dashing bareback rider in the world.
and the company he has with him are
equally high in their respectative
branches Of the profession. If you
wish to enjoy yourself in pleasant and
agreeable manner, attend the exhibitions
to be given by Robinsons circus this
afternoon. The great aeronaut Mons.
Paul lie Gand, will make an ascension
in the mammoth air ship" City of
Paris, and this Will not be one of the
least attractive features Of tine show.