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The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-10-19
VeninlSn.

h- heroert, J. ". simmens, Tom Simmons. T. n' Alexander and Geo. Hammond visited Touto ana Ferguson Valleys. las, week, and succeeded tn killing i've big deer, which they brought to town.
 sam Ball brought in two from the Hassayampa region
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-10-19

II Mannasse, Of Wickenburg, arrived here scv- eral days ago, and has informed that he has closed ou, his store at Phrnix He reports husi- ness dull at Wickeubnrg. S. Abrahamson is no longer in his employ.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-10-19

Judge John Howard and pr. Picrson came mp on the stage, yesterday morning, and informed ms that P. " Smith had returned from California and would soon commence work al the Vulturc mine and mill.
 MT. Sexton writes that the Future Company will soon be fixed to proceed with work.
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.u the Diamond" Fields.

nen-Kansans-arrived in Prescott l from the Fort Defiance region, ., and conversed with l. c. Dicka- Of the Prescott party. These gen II in some beautiful smoked quartz other precious stones. They say found two rubies for which he had 70 q piece Another person had
 for which he had been offered tmond expert.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-10-19

Several ladies and gentlemen of Prescott had q pleasant time. picnicing at Point of Rocks Satur- day last.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-10-19
Peoples Valley.

iE-yan and F. Smith, came to town
 from Peoples Valley. From them we lr srk upon the road was progressing;
 near Weaver were paying well; ; good. and that although Indian ie, they had made no demonstration '.--. in the valley At Weaver the h.
 a aprse from a poor Mexican miner.
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by having ended her visit to her sister,
 rson of Fort Whipple, started for Cal- rral days ago. Ii is a pity that SO good ay could not have been induced to stay time.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-10-19

Feet arc getting to have n cash value again. Jesse Jackson refused good offer for feet in the War Eagle mine few days ago, and VIC have heard of few cash sales.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-10-19

David Gray, Of this county, is about to pay a visit to his relatives in Texas. and the tMINER wishes him all sorts Of good luck
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-10-19

One day last week, as Mir. Hcncklcy, a carpen- ter, was at work on a house belonging to Robert Mcacham, he fell from ladder, and hurt his arm.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-10-19
Removals.

lis going to move his goods Into snd !. Goldstein will move his lford's old store.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-10-19

There Is Territorial law against shooting of firearms in the streets, yet we heard three shots Sunday night but have heard Of no arrests being made
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-10-19

Hon. James ". CoGpfh lsG fsad at the breakfast table tt bis hotsl in Sacramento, California, recently.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-10-19

', firm of Vim. B. Hooper & Go, Colorado late last week, uia the !. During his stay here, MT. Bur warm friends and proved to us aeman and good business mnn, the Territory as well as for him. Be goes to Ehrenberg, to again business at that point.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-10-19

iail's drug store Is the ncatesf cstab-
 I the kind that has been seen by us in '. and, unlike most frontier drug stores, U supplied wish Fl the drugs and Eaad-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-10-19
Lumber.

tlk' steam ssw mill. six miles from
 .zng away. So, too, is Uncle Sam
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-10-19

Jus,o Flores has returned from California with his family
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-10-19
nm Camp HrAfpai.

Ert Tssaz wife Of the gallant Captain Mason, yass5xss -y efCanp HasIpai. is visiting Fort lrpl, and the guest of Mrs. Crook.
 Dzslsr,ws snd wife are also at the post, on a E The ? -aIlcd on us the other dsy and re- ..si ssTar or ms experience in making night .-irrhrs Af.-- N,stiIe Iudisns
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-10-19

Y, schan and his isputies--L B st James
 srry, keep tho CoaFi House and Jail in '''el, .rder.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-10-19
No Money.

al Gen. ,. J. Dana, Chief Quarter Department, has, for some time ,a, funds to pay contractors aud :, he has. not yc, received any, but receiving some soon PaymaHter
 arrived. 60 money rcUains tight.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-10-19
and Hlacksmith Work.

mll's shops, on Granite street, arc serk, and we also notice that Zoe ,work be can do.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-10-19
Re-Painted.

isar R-H4- zpares no expense to add to the -sl} ssei. a is saloon and the convenience or
 a-rv~-~ or several days past he has had RcsEca--a~ n rc-psinting tse former, which Is as cuite -r n- to the eye
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-10-19
Bound Out.

Cunningham and Sam Ball, started nond fields one day this week.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-10-19
LOOP, ARIZONA LODGE, NO. l.
SPECIAL NOTICE
DIVINE SERVICES

Chapsain Ghsn0ss [. S. Army. will deliver rsliSss dsscosirse to the Csszy Prrseosi every Sunday Services cSnnssee as essvsn o'clock A.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-10-19
Hctorials.

( the Prescott. News Depot, i1as | with q bundle of New York
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-10-19

well has all th latest novelties ia pge- s, at bis jewtlry store, Drop in and
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-10-19
From Verde.

has had charge Of Indians on
 ration, was in town few days Y, Jacobs had not taken charge 1t as his opinion that the savagcs hy for more active warfare against
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-10-19
For Coastabls,
Administrators Notice. Estate of GEORGE BECKER, Dsceased

Notice s hereby given the creditor. and all persons having claims agaas; the estate Of George Becker de- ceased to present the the undersigned Admuis 'rator. at his store Fort Whippe County of Yavap~ Tertiary of Arzna the oce of the Probate Judrs in the town of Prescott within year from the first pas lcason of this notice the will be forever and s persons indebted said hereby reques, ed so make immediate payment.
 HERBEfT BOWERS Administrator Prescott A. T., October 18th 1912.
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Rumors About General Howard.

wa,ermclons and tomatoes are still in market
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-10-19
Good Thing.

rictor of the Oriental Restaurant recently invested in a pump and
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-10-19

saers it.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-10-19

EMPIRE SALOON, Next Door to Tinker's News Depot MONTEZUMA STREET, PRESCOTT. You will find the best of everything usually hers in saloon Also the latest papers Everything neat and the best of order maintained
 JACK LEONARD, Proprietor. Prrscot; October Iq 1872
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Maric0pa Peoples Ticket.

~RNEa. Hs The People. eoav~assoa Aeh a, psoeaix sa the assh dsy af September Asminas-sa
 For Joint Councihx&A
 KING S. wooLsEY 'ii For Assemblym.a,
 J T. AI.sAP.
 For Treasurer
 GEO. F. MowREY.
 For Sheriff
 DAVID sHULTES.
 For Rseorslsr.
 r. A. SHAW,
 Far Snpsrvsnsa E. T. HAxaRAvE x & STROBE, WA. Il. DOWNWARD.
 For District Attorney.
 W. 4. HANCOCK
 For County Surveyor.
 JOHN nOYD For Public Administrasoy GEo. E. WILLIAMS. For Justice of the Peace
 For Coas,abls The kasowhe resolutions unanimously aaops~a. l. Tat rsedes oaDelves sn ssorts ,o pacs eos oay n positions of irrespective of party. county sec shAn be tho osd old Jesrsonsn question '.is he oapahse-ss he hensstf'
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-10-19

CAvENNESS q C0SGR0vES, Brewery and Saloon.
 WASHINGTON ST, PH0MIx. w,... sAss~-, Beer ssd cx>n a sA. s.,s sssssy. always hand
 rnnd wsgoa and bassk su.ithsAap sssaessd wbs~ ruysaS and shssssx es os.e sAcrt AAnx
 PH0zNIX WELLS 8TATTON, ou sas Asua FrA sr~ss rusd srsn pbsum - wichesszsx sAa Camp Mcdowell sss.d ap sxpesssty - ocavssssnee of trzvelsrs. t~e
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SPECIAL NOTICES

SPECIAL NOTICES.
 20 R = AL E. Extsa essiss q tAs ARnoEA MINER -sas.a i. vssSpss vAH . dsssss-Asv~ys @ hand ss the slHs., hmsszs.a ss,ss fsss.uas. Ps,o 2s esas psr esy. AZTLAE LODGE No. IF, F. &AH. q Regular Me~,As- sf tAs. IAav~ oa the ,..s .N Saturday ef ~ssh maAsl s' 7o'cleek r.s. N s.aos,sa.s ss-sArea ts~'-raaily ,av.,.d THOMAS CORDS Secretary.
 Io.0.F., ARIZONA LODGE, MOI. sazx Regular Mee,ings sf tAiS I<.ass se Wed.
 ne.aay Evenings. a, Ans~ai< Mall hs~-
 eers af tAs oNlss, ia ses.l ss..disx are tas'sed so aiseaa. c. 4. LUXE S. G. J. H. MADDEN Secretary.
 SPECIAL NOTICE. All the n~ss frsshest ssst HAIR PRxraR aR4rsoxs rosa.as. oh Dyes and iasigaraors, Luhins Gssasis~ French Exssscts Soaps Powd.rs and Cssz>riquss eau ee a.A si DR- KENnALIs
 tan2sS h~aesr Drug ssors.
 DIVINE SERVICES. Chaplain GnsDOs.. '. S. Amy will deliver rslsis.. discourse ie the csa,ssssm. Prescott; every sunday Services c<znnssse as es~vsn o'clock A
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-10-19
BORN.

In Camp Apache. September & Go the wife of Firs Lisuiensst Frsnk K uphan. of Tssop Firss cavalry .
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returning officers, acting as such returning

returning officers acting as such returning
officers.
And it is further ordered that the said
defendants Jack Wharton. Frank Fl. Hatch
Durant DaPonte and the New Orleans Re-
publican Printing Company until the final
hearing of this cause or until the further
order OF the court, be seyeraliy and respect
lively enjoined and restrained to the
same extent, effect and manner as
SAID complainant has in his said
bll! OF complaint prayed, they may severally
and respectively be restrained, And that
writs of injunction in due form of law issue
against the said defendants, in accordance
with the terms of this order. And that the
returning order heretofore issued and al
lowed in this cause continue in full force
and effect until the court shall otherwise
order.
And in order that the evidence relating
to said election may be perpetu8ted and
preserved, that it may be of avail upon the
hearing of this cause, and in any cause
which the said complainant may hereafter
be compelled to institute and prosecute to
test or determine his right to the office of
Governor of said State, and in order that
public Inconvenience may not result
therefrom, it is further ordered that the
said Henry c. Warmoth do forthwith and
without delay deliver unto the said return
ing officers, John Lynch, George e. Bovee,
Jacob Hawkins and James Longstreet,
each and every paper, document, affidavit,
tally sheet, list, sworn statement, certiti-
cate, letter, communication or proof which
he has or may have in his possession, or
which may hereafter come into his posses
sion from any supervisor or assistant SUI
pervis0r Of registration or election or any
officer or person commissioner or commits
sioners in any manner concerned in the
conduct, control, management OF direction
Of the said election, held on the fourth day
Of November, A. D. 1872, IN any manner
relating to said election, or any voting or
ballots cast at said election or in any man
ner relating thereto, in order that they
may consider, canvass and make due return
thereof, as required by law; and when the
same are no longer required for tho pur
pose of said canvass, it is ordered that the
said defendant, H. c. Warmoth, do there
after Immediately file and deposit the same
with the clerk Of this court there to remain
until true, accurate and complete attested
copies thereof be made by the clerk, subject
to the direction of the court
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SUCCESSION OF ROBERT GEDDEs
Second 0istpict Count for the Parish Of Orleans
No. rs 633.

DY VINCENT 81 CO., f. VINCENT, AUG
ID tioneer.-Wiu be sold, on SATCRDAY, De
cembeI u, 1872 at twelve o'clock NJ, at the St.
Charles Auction Exchange, or st Charles street,
between Common and Gravier streets, by Virtue of
and III pursuance to an order bearing date of No
vembeT II, 1872, from the honorable the Judge Of
the Second District Court for the parish Of Orleans
in the matter Of the succession OF Robert Geddes
"a witt
CITY RAILROADS.
200 shares New Orleans City Railroad Company
sI2 shares st. Charles Sire ct Railroad Company
Company.
100 shares Orleans Railroad Gom2angb
BANK STOCK.
20 shares Ci+izens Bank of Louisiana
80 shares Ban. of America
yJ} shares New orleans Canal and Ban6nS Com
pany.
Insurance SCRIP AND STOCK.
q. shares Merchants Mutus.I Gpsuraucs Com
.3a: scrip Crescent Tucua3 3a.u,aace company
(vari0us dates
500; sc'ip SUI. %atus. 9nsnrsuce Gom9aHy Eva
:.2s ecGip sI0ue AI1t6a1 Gl.soISEcs GosrSsny eva
Sious sat"e).
NIXrSG sTccs.
1888 sha9e. Union Consolidated Hijslius d,o'p9anS
%, .hslss COSMOS silyss Shining coHVany of
~ shares Massey. How water Hztec'oy
oIl shares Odd Fellows Hall ASSOCIATION.
~ share. Mechanics and agricultural FaiE \
sD"iSt0no
JEWELRY.
6Isal sn' '.ala1lIs b-eastptn, bracelet breagtpin
set OF vest buttons and gold badge, lof Of spoons
aud forks pair Of a!eeye buttons, amethyst ling
ii nOnd ring pair opera glasses, design IN marble
old watch j-@elry aud coins
TerHs-Eaeh il United States treasury notes.
ee4 9 II T. "A
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United States Supervisor OF Election at
said Poll
Judgment,
United States Circuit Court, in equity,
No 6830-WiIliam Pitt kellogg VS.. Henry
C. Warmoth ct als.-This application comes
before me under bill to preserve evidence
to enable the complainant to prosecute q
snit at law This bill is we'll known to
courts Of chancery, and is founded upon the
statute. being chapter l04 OF the second ses-
sion Of the Porty-frst Congress, Sixteenth
Statutes at Large, page 49, entitled 'An
act 10 enforce the rights OF citizens OF the
United States 10 vote in the several States
of this Union, and for other purposes" and
upon the amendment to the same, being
chapter ninetynine OF the third session OF
the same Congress, Sixteenth Statutes at
Large, page 1913. Section one Of the first
act cited provides as follows;
That all citizens Of the United States who
are or shall be otherwise qualified by law
to vote at any election by the people i'll any
State. Territory, district, county, city,
parish, township, school district, munich
patty, or other territorial subdivision. shall
be entitled and allowed to vote at all such
elections without distinction Of race, color
CT previous condition Of servitIde, any con-
srituti0n, Jaw, custom, usage or regulation
OF any State or Territory, by or under It's
authority. 10 the contrary notwithstanding.
Section three Of the same act provides;
That whenever by, or under, the authority
OF laws of any State, or The laws Of any
Territory. any act is or shall be required to
be done by any citizen as 4 prerequisite to
qualify or entitIe him - vote. Il" offer
J5 any such citizen to perform The act
required % be done SIS aforesaid
shan, if il fail 70 be carried into
execution BIZ reason of the wg0n GU! act or
omission aforesaid OF the person or officer
charged with the duty Of :ecsiv1ng or
permitting such performance 80 offer 20
perform, or acting therein, De deemed and
held as performance in law % such act
And the person SC Offering ana failing as
aforesaid, being otherwise qualified shall
be entitled TO vote il the came lEaa1-E and
in the same sxten? - L he isaI oC &c: peg
formed such act.
Section twenty-three provides as io!'ows:
That whenever any person sh4H ne de
feated or deprived Of his election -
auv office except eIect0r of Pyesidens 80
Vice President. Representative or delegate
n Congress, or member Of a State Legisla-
ture, by reason OF TIE denial 70 any citizen
or citizens who shall o11er 70 vote. Of tDe
right to vote on account Of race, color or
previous condition Of serTi.ude. MS right to
:. 80 an er5gg any sE9o 0-t.o" Sne tLs
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sHERIFFS SALES,
>f>rN'S0~">'~~o~>r>NNc~o>",>c N"N"
George g. Flint g. 70 WA


George c. Flint 81 Co. VS.. William A.
SEVENTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PARISH
- of Orleans, No. 9547.-By virtue of a writ OF
feri facias directed by the honorable the 4 3
enth District Court for the parish of Orleans
the above eutitled cause, to c. S. Sauvinet late
Sheriff, and by said late sheriff to me transferred
| will proceed to sell at public auction on the
premises hereinafter designated, on MONDAY De-
cemoer y, 1917, at half-past ten o'clock A. NJ. the
following described property to wit
ALL The FURNITURE and MOVABLE PROPERTY
contained i'll the premises situated at No 249 ROYAL
the Second District of this city, as per inventory
"hich may be seen in my Office
Seized III the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
W. p. HARPER
no26 de3 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
Alexander Brothers VS.. j. w. McEnany.
GlXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ Of Orleans, No. 3858.-By virtue of writ OF
ne1l taclas to me directed by the honorable the
s&tn District Court for the parish Of Orleans
IN the above entitled cause, and pursuant to an
agreement entered into between the parties inter.
esteo theFtln, will proceed to sell at public anC-
s sTi on the premises hereinafter designated ON
mONDA1, December 8. 1872 at five O'clock P NJ
Ghe I0li0Wlng described property, to wit
ALL IHE PROPERTY, FURNITURE etc con.
tanned III Inc premises situated No l76 Camp street
between Glod and Julia streets IN the First Dis.
trict of this city.
The same to be sold in block.
Seized in the above SUIT
TeTms-Cash on the spot.
w. P. HARPER
no27 de4 Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY r. M. & B. ). Montgomery.

A CARD.................... CARD.
Mr.. R. NJ. MONTGOMERY desires to return his
sincere thanks to his numerous friends patrons
and generous public, who have SO kindly patron
lied him in the past, and takes this method of in
forming them that with renewed yigOr, he will de-
vote his entire and personal attention to the
ton sales of real estate, stocks cargoes furniture,
horses, mules, buggies and every description of
merchandise He can always be found at his office,
Armory Hall, No. 81 Camp street, or his auction
rooms, No. 81 Natchez street. Parties wishing his
services viii please apply to him in person, no
for him. nol7 I'm
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BY Charles E. Fortier.

SUCCESSION OF ROBERT ROBERTS.
DY CHARLES z. FORTIER, AUG.
d tioneer-0ttce No. 81 Exchange alley.-MON-
DAY, December 9, 1872, at II A. NJ will be sold
at public auction, on the premises corner of
TchoupitOulas and Third streets, by order of the
Second District Court for the parish Of Orleans
ONE LOT OF FURNITURE AND WHEELBAR
ROWS.
Terms Cash on the spot. no27 de3 g.
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r ADIEs' HAIR STORE

GEORGE T. SHILLING,
No. 38l Dry AIDES street opposite Jefferson School
Dryades Market.
Ladies wishing to purchase anything in ths
HAIR LINE, offer my large stock or Chatelaine
tlaits, Switches Putfs Erizettea Curs of all
styles, etc, all of my own manufacture, from the
Hghtest to the darkest shades. l doat say that
sell cheaper than anybody else, but my prices will
suit every body. Ladies, would solicit your early
CALL examine my large stock before making ar
engagements elsewhere.
All kinds of HAIR WORK made to order, at rea-
sonable prices.
All country orders promptly attended to-
have also large and splendid assortment of
Fancy aud Jet Ornaments; Fancy and Jet Sets;
Jet Horn and Shell Bands; Bracelets Of all de.
scrptions, and other articles too numerous TO
mention at prices to sHit the times. del I'm
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ballots attached.I

Raaular National Republican ticket, cleo
qion November 4, lS72.-BOr President
General T. 5. Grant; for Vice President
Henry Wilson.
2an0, Jules Lanabere. Charles Il. Halstead;
girst district, L. @. r Guidance; second dis
rrict. A. X. johnson; third district, Milton
Norris: fourth district, Joseph Taylor; fifth
district, John Ray.
state ticket, election November H. 1872
For Governor, William Pitt Kellogg; Lieu
genant Governor, c.. c, Antoine; Auditor Of
Pablo Accounts, Charles Clinton; Secre-
tarv Of State, P G. Deslonde; Attorney
General A. P Field: Superintendent OF
Public Education, w G. Browne; Congress
at large, p b. s. Pinchback: fortythird
Congress, second district, l.. A. Sheldon;
General Assembly, Senator fourth district,
D. j. Hutchinson; House of Representa-
tiyes. tenth and eleventh wards Battle
Payne, w. II. Decker, <. K. Davis
Parish ticket Orleans parish - Civil
sheriff. C. S. Sauvinet; criminal sheriff, j.
l.. Herwig; district attorney, +. U. Cham
barIain. District Judges-First District
Court. N. A. DOoley; Second District Court,
s. Belden: Third District Court, b. Meu-
nier: Fourth District Court, B. L. Lynch;
Fifth District Court, j. w. Gurley; Sixth
District Court. Alfred Shaw; Seventh Dis
trict Court, Samuel +. Walker; Eighth
District Court. II. C. Dibble. Clerks Of
Co IT District Court, A. F. Lynd:
second District Court, +. Pace, Jr.; Third
District Court, Charles a. Baquie; Fourth
District Court, Edward DsBlois; Fifth DIS
tlict Court. Joseph Presas; Sixth District
Court, John Kaiser: Seventh District Court,
7. o. i.ainez; Eight District Court, Thomas
LYNNE. Coroner for First, Fourth, Fifth
and Sixth Districts, Patrick Creagh; sixth
Justice of the peace, Henry Ballard; con
stable Sixth Justice Court Henry Jackson.
CITY Of New Orleans Municipal ticket
Mavor, w. r. Fish; Administrator OF FL
nance, Felix Labatut; Administrator OF
Police, G. r. Adolph; Administrator OF
improvements, James Lewis; Administr2-
tor of Commerce, G. w. Ringgold; Adj
ulinistrator Of Public Accounts, 5. =
Moody; Administrator OF Assessments 1.
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EUGENE


Attest: =. 4. ".
Derbigny. between St. Bernard and -
streets. Inquire of John Langhouse. sew
enth ward.
Signatures Of two witnesses who are cog
INFANT Of the truth OF the affidavit.
Subscribed and sworn to this fourth day
OF November, 1872, before me.
F. A. WOOLFLEY,
United States Commissioner.
PARISH or OnLEAss,}
Seventh Ward November !, 1872. !
/ certify that ! was at the polling place
above mentioned, on the day OF election,
November T, 1872, and that the statement Of
Eugene Charles, above subscribed to, is
true in every particular.
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PARISH OF ORLEANS La, Nov. !, 1872.
certify that ! was at the polling place
above mentioned on the day Of election,
November 4. 1872 and that the statement of
Rosamond Thomas above subscribed to is
true III every particular.
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MILLER e. DIELMANN,
THE ONLY GOLD MEDAL AWARDED,
Steam Candy Manufacturers,
Wholesale Confectioners,
Agents for Fire Works and California Wines and
Brandies
Nos. so and 50 New Levee street,
dec I'm New Orleans Louisiana
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MISCELLANEOUS.

I TENS ABOUT ''THE TEIES.0
TIKI, TIMES COOKING STOVE
Will save its cost in fuel in one year.
1t will outIast any other as it contains twice the
metal
1t will cook meats and breads in shorter Ina.
1t WI broil as well as range.
And it is the cheapest stove in the market.
HENRY PERRY,
Agent for the Times Cooking Stove,
mh9 ~ Sta No I4I Pnvtras street
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BY Vincent & Co.
- @ e.
STOCKS, SECURITIES AND JEWELRY.
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANOS, CARPETS,
ETC AT AUCTION.
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IN THg MATTER OF H. D. 1IcGINNIs-TN BANK-
ruptcy-No 1886.
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NOTICE

NJ TICE".s.............. ......,..... NOTICE
The death of our Mr.. F. W. SEYMOUR Will make
no change in the firm. The business will be con.
Quoted uhe same as Heretofore.
BOSTICK & SEYMOUR
Nos. IS and Al Front street
de6 I'm Nos. IS and 48 Fulton street
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United States Supervisor OF Election at
said Poll.