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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-04
FRED. ElIsCHN7EIER,
MISCELLANEOUS.

HIGHEST PREMIUM AWARDED
L at :i.. Louisa State fair.-hrs, a, Al. Par.
ieh takes pleasure in informin. her friends and
patron. that sc viii open her NEW FNE SHIRT
MANUFACTURING ROOMS, MONDAY. October :.
at ~ Canal street tour doors !r.m RtInoart, ana
WI, til.;sTO 70 entire satisfaction ~ reric"
tit. good ,.o:, and punctulii.y. Sample. OF worN
constantly hand Sr also VII fur!Ii,i, matsr1,'
aai nlal. 10 order t-.men aad bae.' "a. C.,j
,!ui.orin- ~ every 9r:i. AMI ir,c1, 9,.D!.
.t,,TS M N. :.
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A T.. s:l-AtN MAR,

A T.. ::LArKMAX.
.l.s.ir. y--:rrs-' ~. .!',,n. -, 'T', y
t,r-. 70 %. Cara. -..... :iyne.. .'.J.i - 80.
Ger, bu:..iia. 500
EL.t. ';t::t. E':''!r! e or ~ ~.
Continues - .i.-)o., 81 'e,04 "a! .ti. -. 81.
best 'nik..- .rrr ,ry. ~, ,..ti, o.. -. 10.
Accommodating terms q: ". fle,!', On. -.
lowed without C.,.-r Tor interest. 70 5000.
q,:.'s't M insurance.. bin, -yt.''.:
OH !'..nas .t..ii II part p.T tr -. A..
s-cout n.I'i - ra- 4..t Organs ~ i...5 A.. .-
rent nor al. 'e. tra ~: pu,aaa-
~ rI.iari - CG,.i-.::rs ~ !;s.,ir.>>.
Fi-s'-: To- ", Instruments W. ...s-. y. -.
1,t ;o"Jufle- i,,.y..g oe.. .II.:, n = ,.-. an.
'r-A- -. ,.ht..i. t",.r> ~ long Xo-: .a.-
perteC. con Atnce. --..;-:c. - ;,r......e a..
iict.sn
Seoo,.i-' .,a-a ~. Ore i':.ca fey a.,, :,;.--.
me NJ, al IL Il Ii IN. sll.. :ct fArt.,rr ,,-.
when !. marked IN plain hg'.rrs On a card at x,,:
10 every piano AMI organ May dealers III Ak tea
pee. 20 ge', and tl,.r when "oc;.-,.n down 20
some where near M 10" prlc"s, th.v t,tt-r t.1e
purchaser wa .Ae .ros TIA; he la, y-c:.re<:
unusual bargain
Third. give :he manufactured. and 10 o,l
guarantee fd Blk years. and warran. evsrv iastCl-
ment 10 Please. Q, It can be exchaua Il toS any
other IN my store
Ot1er splendid. rev, rosewood s-ven octave
Pianos, OF SIX different irstclass makers at $35
to SOS Second hand Pianos 81: to 1928 Five
Pianos of extra size and with superbly carved
cases at $50 to $500. The elegant Library and
Psrior Organs Of Taylor Farley" and the splen-
$500 to efsa. A, < BLACKMAR,
go On No. ~ Canal stxcet
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CORPORATIONS.

unless such transfer be made on the D"oks Oh -,
companv should any stocktolder desiis 10 -.
r. stock p,,viou. to full pay ment ot the So
h,v;ur nerD made he shall be permitted 10 90 ~
BY substituting the obligations OF the pir,% Pc
chasing provided the substituted ooh-''
Lii .t.,cto,y 20 the Board OF Directors.
ARTICLE XVII.
This act of corpora may be modihca' it''e.e,
ar ;,mendcI or tie company dissolved, al the 2sl,
era, meeting of the stockholders, 10 On. con u
,,r ,,at ,,,Irym,e after thirty days notice III liH
pucli. German and French Languages, lrp' itr.
II be done with the consent Ut thrrc-io'l.ns 81 ~.
sock reprcsented at such meeting; bnt tl,,t,
touriIs OF the whole stock Of the COMPANY SUI
b. represented ut the meeting; and Az ,'ici, . "r
hcation. alterations. amendments. OF u'7''''''
,ha! IL. recorded and published
ARTICLE XVIII.
The. names and respective inter.st'"' ''e i"''
To this ,,. are 10 below stated. .
rhi, done and passed in my office. IN said c.it, "a,
the presence Of Messrs Charles Barry ana n'i'e
Bouny, competent witnesses, who signed ms i''
with said ai,pcaEers and me, notary.
nri,,; vail
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-04

! t,. uui.rsi.nrd Recorder "i MOI, ages W
TIN. city and parish of Orleans. state OF Louis!dp'
do hereby certify that the foregoing act ot fncpr
,,o-atiou has been duly recorded III BOOK ,oti"H
No. 8 on foos 20H, 209. 2lO and 2ll.
New Orleans, DeccI lber 81 lB!n .>r,,
lSioucds tHAhi,S pt I n o.
+ notary certify the forecoi'l. t" Dr ifie 80
of Tin, Original act Oh nle and OF .ttori n ~
office. o,, All; -.
In faith whereof I grant these presents anu
my SIGNATURE. aud seal vi office. this fourth ~
Ot January. 1871. . ,,,;
rSiru..Il JOSEPH COIN, Notary Pubtcs
i:,1 e.
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MEDICAL.

TOIl< e.. AN(;ELI., ID. d. -,
H.s Ye.,..n..s 10 She city. and II prcpatyf:S -.
form. without pain. AL operations in Op-ra,.'s
SECNANICAL AND SURGICAL DENI!STE.
CH.. and residence Is! Julia street. II. .r Can,
E,S Drie >na Louisiana, Cci :.
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CORPORATIONS.

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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-04

pEPFjKEC CT ED.--WITH AN EXPbR! By !
Ia Ot more than twelve years practice N ~
Will guarantee more perfect relief. comfort and
cuIitv, ald more rapid Improvement than can - =
obtained Of any other person or appliance ii y
South without regard to the age of the patlenI,,s
length OF time afflicted. Also, Instruments for 4
cure Of every species OF human deIorDllty OF ~
or made to order.
Call or address. with stamps. for ciIc.'a:. p:' =,
ST G.. FERRIS. office No. 10 st. Charles stree,
stairs. Hours from 10 A. Nj. to p. 81. mY5 4
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EDUCATIONAL.

VU1HE NEW ORLEANS
MILITARY HIGH SCHOOL
ISIS. Race Street lSo
,BetNeen Coliseum AID Camp.
Co,duc..d by T. b; EDWARDS and SAM. II. LEVIS
yr,f,.tIs of tht Louisiana Military University.
VII, n-eoara pupils to enter the Sophomore %
Jrninr Ct.sa Of the Louisiana State Military IN
yrrs,tv or any other college in the United states
- h Il driIl nO2 3Bl
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1NHIEDIATE RELIEF.
AND 1 PERMANENT CURE GUARANTEES
THEEREAC WESTERN REMEDY

II Certain and Speedy Cure for Neuia.-'s
Rheumatism Kidney complaints. General Deolt'!
Dyspepsia, sick Head -ache, Chills and Fever &c
Whole "a yes from influential citizens, testIfvas
TO ths. disease dispelling and health.proino'11.
qualities OF the GREAT WESTERN RLMSOI. III. ~
furnished on application.
sold BY All First Class DCusS1sss
. cents. :, c-n.s IS cents. l. and s: !" -: So.:s
A...-. WANTED EyEHSwaHa..
AFRO: DAVIS. Oiscovescs and NAaUaac:;''s
b.: WASHINGTON street, Newark. y. j.
II b.. ,,I.s,ut.l OF the Manufacturer ~ Whoee.a.s
ard Retail o: IT DEMAS BARNES h GO and dat
RUCkLE. Agents in NEW YORK CITY.
,OyEr
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-04

nENTIST-DR. ALLEN, NO II DRTAOE>
~ stree. nea: Coma. will attend personally ~
all those who NAV reauir. his services aivic-.
Or. Alien would inform his patients that the RU,.
Der pate hereafter made will be from u Coos
pound, trec from poisonous ingredients and :S,c"
d. stIOn: the Vermilion Rubber Old p.i-~
made -: twenty per cent lees than the usn..
price. ss25 ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-04

\ =. :. ,".rru-y Is Been :.'rc.. =, ..:e
F.rac!: 4 '.,:ilnc!.: a ;rc IH9,.c, Tor n.
pur,,",' -. u,:r': iur &c Dlan Vrnviaion.
imun.tins .,ni ~. :;.;n>. -. wei =. the,
transports -: :IG sounded. They cal
thcn!sci.c, 'Enf..a.- pert;u, De IA l,iion2.
and have been organized with"De .liouaaud
shares, and 4 working capita! OF q bundled
thousand francs. TIC stock ..nlTany en-
poys number II armed men. who have to
deliver .hei. plumber 10 the managers Of the
concern, and this plumber IS divided among
the stockholders in proportion to .he NUN
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-04

DR.. Emanuel, President OF the Vicksburg
and Meridian railroad, has made arrange
ments with the Georgia Central, by which
burg to New York for six dollars bale.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-04

80 sot's y: -, 20, -n,:i haze -" pose: u"
rrr,lt .!.j, p.irri- clerks .pi .rnp'ox", a. sac
20: Vie conducting a. she business of
~li sl;y. ard - Cr,,,n >.ci. bylaws. rules
C-.-.9ti"u> ., tr. may 'i.t H.,t->as. :ol
csc government o: .'r com l'tnf, ir"r'! IN" SANE.
.'!.I o' .,n icy III .he laws 20 This Sat" and
80, o'Vv;t,OuA Ii' meaning 81 this aC'.
me, shall TX ~. >a',0n ~ >t'rir. ~ N"
>rhr.r> Clerk, Ti c',Y..ve. elected li en- pvNt Il
Nv .,pn. tIr ~ thc COMPANY. ami 81 III
i.~, :, ~. ,o1,rs - nj ali vacancies Whoa
..r. = t....: .'osrd or II :h.i: presidency.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-04

II. |slEI .: D..''.o~. ~.,,I .'vr ,,'y: ~ ~
,s .;ps.i - ,UGr Va funds OF 20. Diupau'
BON u N.!t f"ur "a. "H II: iuCUnrrIt'i and ,n-
,,r'vy,l .r. t-5a.. stI,"tr III 'A.s Ct'v, which in
.vp-v ct,. small i" VOL, a. .ta-r .iouhie .he
.n,n..i thereon i'i.y inay j., NEST h.
pirnt- ~ ch' Cor'i'tnF am bonds stock
created ~ u!.0tl sIr law. OF the United stat.
.. tlI. Nta.. % ,i- corporations u! TINS State
n2l. 'oan> pied se any OF III. aforesaid
..c,i~, bond, steaks. ga - ote. hlt
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-12-28

The Daily Times. per ann~m, ex- ..-.
elusive of the SUNDAY Edition. 10
The Sunday Edition, per annuln. 2
The Semi-WeeklY, per annum. ....3
Two copies one year. r..........5
Ten copies, one year. ar....-.....2J
And an extra copy TO ge;ters up OF
clubs.
The Weekly Times, per annum. -
Five copies, one year. y
Ten copies, one year. 10
And an extra copy 10 getter up OF
clubs.
Twenty copies, one year......s5
Fifty copies, one year. 100
And an extra copy to getter-up OF
clubs.
The Enropein Edition. per annum
postage extra. a..........-.-.... ..3
Subscriptions to either of our edit
tions received for y less length oi
time than than one year at the yearly
rates. Additions may be made to
clubs at club rates.
These prices are invarable. Remi,
in drafts on New York or Post OIiicC
Money Orders, if possible and where
neither of these can he procured, send
the money in registered letter. AL
Postmasters are obliged to register
letters when requested to do so. anC
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against losses by mail. Address
New YORK TINES.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-12-28
New York Live Stock Market.

New York. DEC, 25.-BEEF CAT
TIE The total receipts for the week
We're only 4,960 heal, with IS cars
to-day ct Communipaw, 6i cars at
One Hundreth street, and 26 cars at
Wrehuwken Much of the stock was
sold yesterday, and the yards were
cleared to-day. The weather was
clear, but warm; prices were 4a3c
better, or 9a13c. mostly 1Oal2c
averaging nearly lie. Very few Hol
iday cattle are now on sale, and few
Texas The latter, 6 cwt., sold a.
&C., Western cwt, fair, Mt 10f
allie ;alot Of cwt. going at 12lc
To dress 50 lbs. per cwt. and
few 104 cwt' grades at 124al3c.
About 20 cars of cattle are due to-
morrow. and the market is likely to
weaken. as there is a glut OF late hol-
idav poultry.
SHEEP Are scarce, with only 1S,-
500 head for the week, and 2.7O0 head
for to day. There was but little do
mig. but prices were stronger, or &c.
for poor 20 lb. stock, SIC. for poor.
ordinary so Id. Indiana, &c. for 100
ID Ohio, and 74c. for prime, no hol-
idav stock selling
HoGs-Count 81 90 head alive. and
7.400 dressed for the week, with 5000
head alive for to day. The market
was rather stronger for dressed. city
selling hit s. .54c. Western dressed at
51c. and live at 43c
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-12-28

IMPORTANT ACTIoN.-At regular
meeting OF the Board of f lucatIon Of
Titlin. the fol owing was unanimous
" adopted
In view of the direction and order
of the B ard of Health of this city.
prohibiting pupils who have not been
vaccinatcd, from attending the
schools after the present term, and in
view of the endemic small pox pre-
vailing in the country generally, and
OF the strong probability OF its afilic
ting this place.
1t is earnestly recommended and
insisted on bv this Boaro, that all
children who are now. and who here
after intend being pupils in the public
schools, and who have not been. to
be vaccinatej at the earliest possible
time.
And that the parents. guardians
and persons having charge of such
children see to this promptly
Tiffin Tribune
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-12-28
New Advertisements.
AN ORDINANCE
An Ordinance Granting CertaiI

An Ordinance Granting Certain
P0rers to the Board Of Health.
Be it Ordained hv the Town Conn-
Gil of the Incorporated village of Upp'r
Sandusky in the State OF Ohio. that the
Board of Health of sail incorporated
village are hereby authorized anl EN-
powered To ab,te AMI remove all nui-
sances in the corporation. and assess the
costs and expense of the same upon the
property situate thereon; To compel the
proprietofs or owners. agents. or assign
ees. occupants or tenants of the lot or
property. house or bnil,ling upon or in
which any nuisance may he. to ahate and
remove tile same: to reTulate the construc
| ton and arrangement of all water clos
cts ard privy vaults and the emptying
and cleaning of the same : To whom COM.
plaint is made. or reasonable belief
| exists that an infectious or contagious
disease pre- ails in any locality or house.
| visit such locality or house, make all
necessary Investigation. by inspecting.
and. or discovering that such disease
exists to provide temporary pest house
or honses, and TO send any person or
persons so disease. to such house or
houses; to make and pass all such orders
and regulations as they shall from time
to- time deem necessary and proper for
the public health and for the prevention
of diseases.
Passed in regular session December
2nth 1871.
j. X. McCRACKEN Mayor.
Attest JOEL w. GIBSON. Clerk.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-12-28


WEare glad TO hear that the Machine
Shops formerly carried on hy Messrs.
Stevenson d Sears are again in iull blast.
Messrs. j X. MrCracken. Jacob Juvinal,
John X. Layton and Wesley Hedge have
purchased the interest lately owned by
Mr.. Sears and with Mr.. G. B Stevenson
have formed q copartnership under the
firm name of G. Il. Stevenson & Co. for
the manuia ture ofWyanfOs Chief Saw
Mi Mowers and Reapers Steam Engines
etc. The new firm Is composed of wiie
awake. energetic business men, possessed
OF ample resources and will push the
business to its utmost capacity. We pre-
diet for them brilliant and successful
future. While we feel sure they VIII
thus benefit themselves. We are ulSo
certain that their success will benefit
our town. Every citizen and especially
every business man is directly and peeu-
niarilyintercsted in the increase of Manu-
| featuring establishments in our town.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-12-28

Mr.. Jacob Ottman's grocery store,
northeast corner OF the square, was
the scene of a lamp explosion last
Friday morning 1t appears that a
lighted lamp was standing on shelf
In back room used for storage.
After Mr. Ottman had swept the
store room and side walk. he noticed
the smell of burning OF and heard a
cracking sound in this back room.
Upon opening the doorinto it, he
found the room full of smoke and
flame. The burning oil was running
over the floor. the butter-box was CD
fire, and a tank filled with oil was en-
veloped in fame. The tank became
SD hot that cold waiter thrown upon
it disappeared in steam, and the drip
ping pan was unsoldered from its
fastening, yet it did not explode,
Prompt action with buckets of water
arrested the devouring element, and
the building was saved without much
damage. Both steamers were out.
Wooster Republican.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-12-28
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Cincinnati Live Stock Market.

CINcINNATI. DEC. 25.-BEEF CATTLE
The demand was active the first OF
the week, and the market was strong ;
but to day there was little animation,
and prices ruled lower. We quote
extra shipping stock at 81 75@5 % F.;
butchers stock at S4 50@5 90; me
dium at SO 5oa4 90; inferior at 81 80
a3 90.
SAEEP-Are in light supply and
steady. with fair demand and sales
at SO 50a6 90 per Genital, for common
to prime
EoGS.-The market was strong the
first CT the week, but weakened under
large receipts and unfavorable wealth
er for packing. and closes heavy al
S4 00a4 % gross for light to heavy
averages. and large number left
over unsold.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-12-28

The house OF Widow Harris. one
mile north of Apple Creek, was
broken open bv burglars on Wednes
dav night of the 9TH inst A room
occupied by two unmarried men,
named Bergen and Harris, was en-
tered, aud from the pantaloOns OF
the former Sl15. were taken while
the latter was relieved oil a watch aud
five dollars in money. The robbers
escaped with their booty without
creating anv alarm whatever.-Woos-
ter Republican.
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Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-12-28
DIED.

In Upper Sandusky.O of Membranous
Group, at the residence ofits parents. on
saturday. Dee. 23d 1871. WARD son of
Mr.. and Mrs ). WArsoN. aged abont two
years. Some weeks aao Mrs. Watson
reluctantly went east on visit to her
frirncS for the benefit of her health.
When the child was taken sick. she was
advised of it by telegraph. She i'm
mpdiately started for home. Although
no immediate danger was apprehen,led.
the disease soon did its work of death
and before Mrs. Watson arrived home.
the darling little boy had gone to the
spirit land. She did not know that her
son was dead till she arrived home on
sunday night. The whole community
deeply sympathiZes with the suddenly
brreaved family. The funeral took place
on Wednesday.
On "Wednesday, Dec. 20tl,. 1871. at the
residence of her son. Joel w. Gibson
in this plare. Mrs. Rachel Gibson. wife
OF James Gibson, aged about % years.