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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-12-28
3ettunaS Gefeft Der Ser st ,atcn.

gDenn Ibonnenten tre 3si,'ns ni@t abbsNel-
len, 70 tptrb augenommcu, tas lie eIbe furtjube-
talten wini4en.
Sfein Wbpnnemtn, fam re9tseulti9 abbtReQt
perben, ebne bab ale Niidfanbe be3ablt iine.
@snn nbpnnenten unterlailen, ibre 3eituaee
nsn ber psaoffce absubulen, 70 ilnb 0e bafir VT
antpprtltb, bis fie ibre eanjt Ne&nnn8 bejabt
unb bic 3eitune abb.tellt baben.
@enn Wbonnenten ibren @obnurt anbern, pbne
BIZ 3eitunes- -Ofee ~ bena&ri&tteen, 70 1T es ibr
S@aben, wtnn BE 3eitun9 na@ ibreu, fraberen
Bubuort eel@idt tpirb.
Fse at,uboIen obne be(sbe ttaeblt su baten, pirb
als abil@tlt6er Betru9 an9eieben.
Bsr brei Nummsrn elmer 3eitung annintmt
wiro als Nbonnent anseieben uno bat fir btefelte
III beaablen.
:3e{tuneen iino in benz County, tu Fe eebrudt
rersen, portofrei.
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Wtnnelota 5taato~ 3eitunQ.
Dret Mlal 0D6d3entltAe:
Borausbeaablune fpsr Sabr]... $500
gS6bentlibet
IN gp1ausbewbuns ............ ......... $3.50
per Sab. sa& ausn abetlen Der Der. Staten.
Oiady europa CportofreD:
ay ntst Ms! te'ttnt!t$e 5psr Sabr]''''. .$12'30
gnlbfsnbunsen yer upoa Rpnes Drber" ut.. tn
Rsg1frrn Dr!efen 5nuen auf uner Rsp ssmadt ntrtsa
@ue grIefe beliebs man IN abreiaren au
1bepbpr Gambler,
0ur 262, ct. Yaul, Ntnn.
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puebla te los nn9el5 - biz rStaot be,
Gnael, wie fe pcr :atten 3eiten 9enannl
>purbe, serpie,ur au@ ppbl ben gfat11eu
tbrer 2a9e 1,n6, benn ettpa8 Nri3euoeree
als bic ansiBt ringsa,mber u1tc 3u9letd
@rcBa1ttaeres tonn mai, :it@ tunt peuz
ten -ja 1ie 1sirp In ;bieier 6inii@t ,pobl
;; rur son Der bauptftutt 1elber ilbertroftu,
- abu ~ as bat hieie cine Stopt be,
@nea baflr IN ben leBten <sSabr;ebnttu
9elihen -:&pie oft it1ie belasert anp ct
pbert ,xprben, spie'pft, pon 9anbesftnbern
,pie 6rea.ben, beiasf1e;: u.h Ser>pdfet
uub treb uuentln 1T Fe nod ;im,ner ei1s
ber 1#mlten @tdbtt pe6 f@bnen 2aa=
beS- II -. Z,
man fSnntr .freiliA, &pie :81ooflYn bei
9fep<g)cef Die 5tabt Ter &ireben betSt,
puetla n,tt eten oeua Ne9t biz Staot be1
&lSftr tenten, beam >peit 1nebr ale
etn DrtHbetlh ha6 Bei9bilbes umfaNen
bieietbeu3 .dbu ,ppbia 1T bte:aite Yradt,
nit Der mei e>u.169efuttet tpart,1, - tpobiu
Der 9ebeimniBnoue 3auber, ,Ebn fte frlbet
in Ben Mugrn lbi9otter 2aien ,f.n9ab 2. -
Nidt atd1l ;on,eritanH1e uub Irans1f11e
&anonen buben ibre Maaern 9ebrpdes'
uuo ibre1,1pr >3ertruu,mert> 'fpaoern ptr>
ni@tenber nod, ols oie1e, &ptrtte oa8 &C.
ies be6 fpdberen prdlbenten 3aare& eer
bic Mbnhe a1tatrieb nab bic :aiegenl@afz
ten fit &aatSeSgentbum crfldr1e.
Sett Rege1 'fls oer6hft uno leer, une
ba unp bnet npn Der StraBe, sun cine Der
r,a|Fpen 9Bdt1ce 'ei,19efboNer, >porpen
uup bus Snnert tlpeselest bate, fonn
man bic prabt al berrE6en Sdnaen uno
oer9etbeten @dnten ertenne11, 'fxe bort
frdber at,ter ben tfrpntrxett Dienern
ecr &ir1e BebcufhDt unb ons soer 1te
jebt fir irnn,er ;u,1b ale 3tit stzrteten
,paren. -,.4. -n:f
Sn, eS1rner,1 .me<ftc 1naa1 tnpe6 bit Ger
ft6runS Der arg baim9eiuuten ct h nod
ni@t Il .{ebr alS lit ben Sort ltdoten, oenn
balbe Straben laea, cortdn Erins,nerr,
,lno 8lt1e zra&9ieu i6pu ateper aus bent
S9utt Der .3immer beraua> in pene,1f fri
Der 9lldG6e unb barm1pie Meumen
taufetl biSl fe tie e:&anpnen Der 6eiupe
.,lnter ibreu eiseuen sMauern rbe9r,hen
sooer pbbaatps bi,tarS In bic @eite ja9<
sten. llnb 10 fA Afu1ber, ti11t ,@dxen
III, bic Bobuiu9eng ga@miest unp pra9t<
.atAe Blttbeu isre h,fttnpelt &tl@e 9ebpz:
ben, pa lag iebt swtlaen S@sstt ,lnp@er<i
tpiHtune ba6 Na6,5 has man aus seri
Gtapt binuus9dAnfh uno t1apere9 9uubej
bV0en f@ ut1 ten efleu GraB. ''"1'' .''
Nher Gtpas 1aiaB l>,an hem aaeritani<,
dhen 8plf laGen -e6 bit eint Qebens<,
fraft, bic an baS itneIaabli9e era,3t, ,,no
ptel meg BE @epsbnbeit pa3u htitra9e1l
2eben unp Gi9enttu1a5 aud TEN ,Sabr
lang birtereinanper '9ef4ert iii niNen.
DaS Gkat1d9lt9e lief F5 .Teilid 11i9t|
ableusnn1 -bie Gbene bier <pbex,, oie
Gprte3 aest 6llnterttdilienben gldM9er
unb aufuebeper Men1Aen 6fmpbnt Adnnz
ben,,5 bena, 30 be1 Mdtrzz ,lnb @arttnbau, tiIbz3
IT, AUDI bic 3ablret@en !6et1ben ibr Jutz
ter fanpeg l1np Dorf an DcrE Stabt an
Stabt fi@ rtibte, If i'm @erbdttntb 3u je@
t1er 3eit eire WG{te 9erorbet =" ,tub
'tpabrli9 fein @unber. @eraoe bter III
sper Na9baHaaft ber GBpIuln mar 90 e6,
'mo, fi9 gprt5 init fetner 9epanstrten unp
nit Geuer,paAen periebenen &duberbanbe
II r -
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Relletristlstbes,..- y:
Ser armen Trau une iHrer &taber
,s' r @eitna3tsbefdbeerune.
Bon Mlbe,rt Bp If,

~ ueYloDeVe1seruH8.
81" alt.s,rtt Be lff. ~.
a., ~ y = = 4 lb9 .
,,StiQe! Rtue, 5er3enstinser!
@pbl III es bier bittertalt.
4pmnnt ber Morseu, sutrb's eeltnber,
limb bsr @oresn tommt ia bal6." .s
,StiQe! bSret auf su aeinen -
Guer @einen maGt mir pein.
@eib, Gu& bunetrts, arme aleinen,
@bsr fttae -f@laftt ein!"
~gitte, Elite, utine pappaen,
@ersen If bic Mutter gut.
llub eann bolt Fe Sud ein Slpp@en,
l1ub maGt ~ a rm-p b,tte-rubtw
Inter btttern Ibranen ialie6ea
1uotmatt 1e bic Aeuelein au,
11nb bic arme SHUTTER lieben
Gntlt@ eubli@ lie in Stub.
u&ube "--a@ bas tranfe, uaGe
Mus' BEN Munblt@t ufen Rebt,
l1nb es bebt bic tsptenbla6e
Wutterlippe ia, @etet:
u9err TN 9immel-bab' Grbarmeu
Meins Rinber !-pit . @ett 49,
l1nb ter piu,nel ,baIf" ben A.me.,
Sanbte ibuen u,ilb ben-G pb.
5rat sefabren tpmmt tie Dame
Gon bsr Suppen- COMMITTEE,
I'm 3u ieb'n, suie's felt ber Suppe
@on sor breien &aeen eeb'!
gDiQ tis Wrm.n iterrai@tn:
Obne 8lopfen trit fe elm;
81 fe gar ettua an, Naf@'n
Sbeurer @eibna@tslederetm.
v@ie! @o ipat I'M 8ett nod lieeen.
Man 1T ppbl mstr faul ais trant?
Dp9 mid fam man ni&t behusen,
S@ bab' Nueen> @ott iei Danf!"
v@is ?-@as ?-Epbt! l1nb sor tre
Gageu
6upp' erf?-Das serfeb' t9 ni&t."
llnb fe Retet in tbrtn @ueen
llnb ma@t Mbenbs i@on Beri9t.
@iebt barinntn aud 8elebrung
Sbrem Suppen<1ilfspsrein,
Dab lei ter @eibna&tsbei&eeruns
Run ;pei Slider vGbrie" iei'n.
.3wei baummcll'ne Gai&entI@tr,
Sebes far tin Rino Der Grau,
Die nun tpbt. btfiu,u,t! Die Bidder
DIS 8treinss iinb eeuou.
#3,3
9aben uber jene Ia9er
@pariam anberpeit perfaet,
,lnb bic Rutter lei rem <inen
Harn, unb latt I'M @rabe Hest.
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Gbara!te.tas aus ern Satren 1854 - 1e 81
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-04-04
WHAT is VINUM VITEf

This Wine is prepared to take the place OF whske,
and other spirits known to be made up Of Fus and
other deiettrious articles The Wine OF Life is dist
led with great care especially tor those who require
Nurses in ihe sick room in place If the vlainous
Brandy, Nhiskey, ard other Liquors in use, and
so often depended upon In fact, il is constant
plant Of PLY ieans in this country, that il is quite
impossible 70 procure pure Brandy, Whisksy and Vino
for their patients We ask the Medical EacRty and
the public 70 tive Warmers Vihum Vita o. Wine of
Life trial, aad We ask chemists and hyscians to
auayze H. then speak OF il according to It's merits
compare il with Whisky, Brandy, and other such ar
tcles, and the difference. If they fud the Wine OF
Life is pure aud wholesome and The other Liquors
poisonous, (AHieh they certainly will do,) then they
are morally bound 70 prescribe and recommend the
Wine 81 Lie 10 their pGieutS and friends the best
stmuant and tonic in use and valuable substitute
for Whskey aud Brandy hut should they find IL not
pure and what the prOpIetoTE claim Tor IT, let them
publicly denounce il. IL is the Physicians Guty 20
learn ant find out which is the most wholesome atmu-
lan' tur his patients, and 70 do be examine
and look into the quality of each article aud learn for
himself il the Wine Of Life has any nee liar merits t
warrant its general use. The proprietors claim tina
Vino OF Life 10 DO wholesome and far1supeiior
and cheaper than whiskey brandy or, in fact any
other article 10 common use and ought 20 be used ia
every family. Everybody should give ii trial Ii il
new thing, only been in about ono year, We. il
has already gained great name and a wonderful sso
and whoever tiles it always recommends 1t to his
friends IL has the same strength Whiskey, but II il
peculiarly pleasant, delicious aud would
be TO take Wbskoy, &c if he get The Wine OF
Life 1t is for sale by Druggists everywhere in quart
bottles price one dollars bc bOu ght by the case
containing ono Jozen bottles, for ten dollars. We
challeage the We rid TO produce purer cheaper and
nicer article than Warmers Vinum Vttp or Wine OF
Life. Take a bottle OF il home and give Il trial
20-3lyl
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-04-04
CANVASSERS WANTED.
OUR FATHERS HOUSE :" or,
THE UNWRITTEN WORD.

BY DANIEL MARCH, D, D., author of the popular
Wight scencs" This master In thought and Ian.
Susge shows as untold riches and beauties in the
Great House, with IT, Blooming nowtr. Singing birds
Waving palms, Rolling clouds, Beautiful bow Sacred
mountains, Delightful rivers, Mighty oceans, Thun-
derng voices, Blazing heavens and vast universe with
countless beings In millions Of worlds and roads 20 Us
Ia each the Unwriticn Word. Rose tinted paper OF.
nate engrayings and superb binding erich and
varied IN thought, "Chaste" easy and graceful in
y w." Correct pure and eievatng Ia IL tendency
Beautiful aui good" "A household treasure Com
mcndaons like the above from College Presidents ane
Professors, ministers Of all denominations and the re-
igious and secular press all over the country Its
freshness purity and language with cea- open type
hnc steel engravings, substantial binding. aud low
PRICE make IL ne bOok for me masses Agents are
rrllinE from 80 20 80 per week
We want Ciergympn, School Teachers smart Young
men aai ladies 10 introduce the work for Us In every
township aud We will pay literally No Intelligent
man or woman need be without paying business.
send for circular, full description and terms. Adj
dress ZIEGLLR McCURDY
10 & Sixth Street, Pha. Pa.
1879 Race street, Cincinnati Ohio.
% Monroe street, Chicago, NJ
sos N. Sixth Il St Louis, Mo
2omA or l02 Main St, Springfield, Mass.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-04-04
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Warmers EmmenagOgue is the only article
known TO cure, the Whites Git will in every case
Where is the family in which this important medi.
icine is not wanted Mothers, tits Is the greatest
blessing offered you, and you shoRld Immediately
pro cure it. II Is also for Female Irregu.
larties, and may be depended upon in every eass
where the monthly flow has been obsiructed through
cold or disease, Sold by druggists Price One Dollar
Or sent by mail eceipt OF one Dollar and Quar-
ter. Address 6ID state 81 Chicago Ill
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-04-04
COU q II NO NOR

warmers toushbaisam IS heating, softeniny ana
eNpectorsng. Tue extrao binary power it possesses
IN Immediately relieving and eventually curing, the
most obstinate OF Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat
Bronchitis, Iatuenza. Catarrh, Hoarseness Asthma
aud Consumption is almost incredible. So prompt is
the relief ami certain its effects in all the above cases
or any affection Of the throat AMI lungs that thous
aLds Of physicians are daily prescribing it, and one
and a say that il il the most healing and expectora
ting medicine known. One dose always affords relief,
aud inSnOst cases one bottle effects cure. Sod by
druggists, in large bottles. Price One Dollar. Ii Is
your own faGlt if sou still cough and suffer- The
Balaam will cure.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-04-04
Estate of Burroughs.

GTArZ o. WISCONSIN, IN Probate, 1rant Cou,,y
- County Of Grant. court
IA the matter Of the estate Of George Burroughs de-
ceased.
On reading and filing tho petition Of David p.
0rner administrator Of the estate Of Geo. Burroughs
deceased representing among other things that he has
fully administered said estate, and praying that time
and place be liked tor examining and allowing his
count Of his administration IL is ordered that sal ac
count DO examined by the Judge Of this court, on
Monday, the 2@th day ~ April ISL next ensuing. at
tbs Probate Office Ia Lancaster in said county, at
O'Clock, y
And IL Is further ordered that notice thereof be given
10 All persons interested BY publishing copy Of this
order for three successive weeks prior 10 said day Of
hearing, In the Grant County HERALD, weekly news
pper printed and published ~ Lancaster in said coun
~, BJ the Court, WM McGONIGAL, Co. Judge.
Dated at Lancaster March 2s, 1871. 43w3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-04-04
Summons. BeardSley.

- Grant County, Grant County. Wis.
A. J. Gillespie, plaintiff william T.. Beardsley, de-
PENDANT
The State Of W,scmsia 10 he Defendant here named
You are hereby summoned and required TO answer
the complaint In this action, which WAS filed In the
Office Of the Clerk Of said Court IN tho village Of Lam
caster IN said county the 4th day Of March, 1871
aud 10 serve copy Of your 20 said complaint
the subscribers at their office Ia the village OF Lam
caster, Wisconsin, within twenty days after the
vice hereof exclusive Of the day Of such service aud
il you tail to answer the said complaint within the
time aforesaid, the plaintin ia this action will take
judgment against you for the Of eleven hundred
dollars, with interest thereon at per cent per annum
from the 1T day Of September 1861 together with his
costs and Disbursements IN this &C ton
BARBER & GLEN ENTsON,
Plaintiff s Attorneys.
Dated February 81, 1871, 4Ow6
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-04-04
WINE OF LIFE.

The great Blood Purifier aHd Delicious Drink, War
ner's tinum Vita, or Wine OF Life, is free from
any poisonous drugs impurities being prepared for
those who require a stmulant 1t is splendid appe.
tier and tonic and the finest thing in the worlt for
purifying the blood. 1t is the pleasant and de.
clous article offered TO the public far superior 70
brandy whiskey wine, bitters or any other article
IT is more Lealthy and cheaper. Both male and 70
male, young old, take the Wine of Life. 1t is
IN fact, life preserver Those who wish TO enjoy
good health and free flow of lively spirits will do
well 10 take the Wine OF Life 1t is different from any
thing over before in use 1t is sold by drugglss also
at al respectable saloons. Price one Dollar in quart
bottles
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-04-04
SECURE A PRIZE
LIST OF GIFTS.


5,o9l Prices, amounting to ............... $l457O
EACH TICKET HOLDER will be entitled 20 free
admission to the Concert. The drawing 20 take pace
on the evening Of the 4th of july ls7 l. at the Hall
IN Muscoda Persons living at distan ce will fare as
justy and their rights and claims b. respected the
same as If they resided In Muscoda
MANNER OF DRAWING There will be furnished
two wheels, one containing 5000 Tickets rem resent
ing the number Of tickets sodthe other containing
5000 Prizes and Blank Tickets. with prize wntten
plainly each Prize Ticket. ~ Reueaber tie
Prize Tickets not numbered.
The Committee 10 superintend the Drawing To he
chosen by tho ticket holders present TO sh w tn.
pnbc IN general that we mean just what we say and
that everything will be conducted honorably, re.
Ter all TO the leading wholesale Houses ia Chicago and
Milwaukee, and the business firms OF Muscoda.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-04-04
HORSE SHOElNC !!

ELIAS HUpsMITH and JAKE
~s-,SSz-EI-e HOCGH are making Horse Shoeing a
special branch this Rall and Winter
eszMS-S ~ the EST SH0ERS WIZ know how TO
the shoe 20 the foot and not the foot 10 the shoe;
nse nni sh durable and TOE CALK equal to any
nsed steel and iron combined which will admit OF
hardening suit any wish. Come one come all. and
don't forget the ready" Tor that Is whst makes men
work cheerfully d. Il. BUDD.
October TO- 1870. left
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-04-04
WARMERS PILE REMEDY,

Warmers Pile Remedy has never failed mot
zen IN ono case 20 cure the very cases Of Blind
ltchihg or Bleeding Piles. Those who are aflictni
should immediately call on their druggist and get
"ARNkhs PILE REMEDY. 1t is expressly Tor the Piles
anu Is not recommended TO any other disease
~ mas cured many cases ofoyer thirty years standing
free One Dollar. For sale by druggists ever where
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-04-04
SAGE & JACKSON,

N. B-Muscoda is situated on the Milwaukee & St
Paul Railroad 90 mice west of Mldson aud is one
the best business towns the line Persons are re-
quested 70 call and examine Stock of Goods and
Premises and satisfy themselves that this is 10 hum
bug, but everything just AS We represent it.
Send all orders 20 SAGE JACKSON
Muscoda, Grant county, Wis
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-04-04
I)YSp t.Eo


warmers Dyspepsia rOa,e prepared expressly
ior Dyspeptcs anu those Offering with habitua Co.'S
Hfthess &c y l&nty stimulating tonic and a
sp'e"ahi apprta. 1t strengthens ths stomach and
restores Va digestive organs to their healthy state
weak hyrtoes and dyspeptic persons should use WAR
NE6s fsfhfstA Tonic. For sale by druggists Price
lile ia.lnr.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-04-04
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Museoda. March Goth 1871.
We the undersig ned personally acquainted with
Messrs Sage jackson ar believe them TO be men OF
known integrity who would not engagage in any dis
honorable business, nd We believe they will do all
they obligate themselves TO DO.
Graham Bremmer, merchants; McKittrick
merchant Charles Rudolph merchant Bunker
Stanard druggists Ralph Carver Postmaster; L
Thurber, Ticket Agt NJ. st X. X acCallister
Brothers hardware; S Mcdonald. J j.; J b Moore
&C Diston Charles Falley, VIM Jameson, MD
10 smaiIey, smalley House. 43ti
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-09-24
The PhRnix.

Mr.. David Bidwell, the popular proprietor
Of the Phoenix House, No. 50 St. Charles
street, advertises in this mornings REPUB-
LlcAN that this we'll known resort. adjoining
the Academy of Music, will reopen to-mor-
row morning with choice supply of liquors,
bowling alley, with new balls and pins,
with ample room and range enough for
healthful exercise.
The saloon for soda water and confec-
tionery has also undergone magical reno
walton, and will be presided over by polite
attendants. A new feature, in the way of
an oyster saloon, has been added to the es-
tablishment, and bivalves of the most saline
character and favor will be there to tickle
the palate of the epicure.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-09-24
VERSAILLES.

Protest Against Excesses Of French Peo.
pie-German Residents Of Lyons Mall
treated - Renewal of AnRlo.French
Treaty.
VERSAILLES, September 23.-Herr Won
Arnlm, the German representative near the
government of France. has fled with the
minister Of foreign affairs protest against
the excesses committed by the French peO-
pie of Lyons and its vicinity upon the Ger
man residents of that city and neighbor.
hood, who, it is alleged, have been shame
fully abused and maltreated.
The protest is couched in the most ener-
getic, though temperate, language, and
Of Germany, for redress.
The subject for 3 renewal of the Anglo
French treaty Of 1860 is under discussion by
President Theirs and the British ambassa-
dor Lord LyOns
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-09-24

Presldent Grant, while in Cincinnati, went
to see Joe Jefferson play rip Van Winkle.' y
The Enquirer says: HE was recognized by
the audince Immediately upon making his
appearance, and greeted with cheers. He
was escorted to private box, and became
the centre of observation for some minutes,
every lorgnette in the house being leveled
at him. He quailed before the battery of
sharp eyes that were directed toward him,
and became very soon intensely absorbed
in the acting Of Jefferson, in his unrivaled
character OF Rip Van Winkle He remained
apparently an interested spectator through
cut the entire performance"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-09-24

Mayor too, seems favOrably inclined. ant
it is generally supposed that the sppropria
ton will eventually pass by a unanimou
vote.
Dogs and Hydrophobia.
A good deal has Of late been said on this
subject. If the dog tax license were prop
erly enforced, and if the police and night
watchmen were authorized or instructed to
kill all the dogs caught loose without the
! two dollar tag in day time, and all dogs, in.
discriminatory, found in the streets in the
! night time, we would soon be rid of all the
worthless ours that now infest the city, and
make night hideous with their incessant
and senseless barking.
We wish Administrator Lewis would agi-
tate the matter at the police board, and
bring about determined action to rid the
community Of this pest Of dangerous and
worthless ours.
The Wharf at the Head of Gaiennie
Street.
Major Belger, United States quartermas-
ter, who has heretofore had possession in
the name of the United States, of the wharf
at the head OF Gaiennie street, wishes it un.
derstoOd that he has not absolutely relir-
pushed the possession Of the wharf to the
city. The question as to the right Of pos
session between the general government
and the city is now before the federal court,
and Major Belger will abide by whatever
decision may be made in the premises.
Miscellaneous.
A very useless and dangerous contrivaace
are the very heavy and massive swinging
doors attached to the rear of our street rail-
road cars.
The doors are lot used for the purpose
for which they are placed, on the contrary,
are left dangling open, as though expressly
intended to shut only when the car would
suddenly be stopped, or in making curves,
in order, we might say, suddenly to mash
the hands and fingers of thoughtless or un-
passengers who may be seated
III the coveted corner of the car and have
hold Of the doorpost. This should be RENE
died. A great blessing, also, it would he if
passengers would assist the drivers in wean-
ing, by summary process, naughty boys |
from hanging on to the steps and incom-
moding passengers going in and out.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-09-24

Outrage on a British vessei-fnsnlting the
Enslish and Haytian Flag-An Apology
I'm Order.

Outrage on a British hvessel-fnsnlting the
English and fIaytian Flag-An Apology
in Order.
New YORK, September 23.-The Mas
sau Herald of the sixth instant has
dispatch from Port-au-Prince, giving
the following account of an outrage on q
British vessel in the Haytien waters by a
Spaniard:
The commander of the Spanish man-of-
war Churruca fred upon the. British sloon
E. Beckwith, which had on board as a mas
senger Captain Gomez, who was on his way
to Nassau to take charge of the Haytian
corvette Montoganaz. A number of armed
men with carbines boarded the Beckwith
and attempted to fire on the crew, but were
prevented. This proceeding caused the
Beckwith to return to port.
Commander Gomez has requested the
government to send q man-of- war to obtain
satisfaction for the insult offered him.
The English flag, however, has been in
suited as well az the Haytian, and it remains
to be seen whether the British consul will
put up quietly with the affront or not.
The only apology offered was this:
The Spanish vessel first raised the English