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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-05
nYCHARIES FDRTJFR, ATCTTOE

pY CHARLES e.. F0R'TlER. AICTIOEEER
ID Office No 81 Exehange-S-il CRDAi, Apr!
6. 1872. at twelve o'clock NJ. vii! oe sold at
public auction. at the Merchants and Auctioneers
Exchange, o. Royal street, between Canal a.d
CustOmhouse streets by virtue OF an order from the
Hon Louis Duvigne I'D, Judge Of tie Secon! Dis
trict Court for the parish OF Orleans dated Feb:u
ary 30 1872
LOT OF GROUND situated in faubourg Monte
gut, Third District of this city, III the square com
prised within Love, Goodc"i,rcu. CloGtt and Mon
tegut streets, said lot OF ground having. American
measure 50 teet front Love street, by $50 feet,
FIR, nch measure. in depth, bounded toward ClOuet
street by property heretofore belonging TO Mrs
Widow Preston with the buildings consisting Of a
double new house, covered With states, ard
kit hen, and another small house, built in the rear
of the lot. also covered With states.
Ierns,ort,laf cash; the balance Tor note at one
year, with eight per cent interest from date 70
ment. with the usual clause of five per cent attor
news fees In case of suit to enforce payment OF note
and OF insurance on buildings for amount OF nOte
and transfer OF policy and the clause OF non-alien
ando, the purchaser to assume taxes for 1871 and
1872.
Act of sale before a D. Doriocourt, notary public
at the expense Of the purchaser, including STAMPS
mh2 II % 80 apt
VALUABLE PROPERTY on LOVE STEEET, BE-
TWEEN ENGHEIN AND PORT STREETS.
SUCCESSION OF JOHN AND Am CALLAHAN
(or Callaghanl.
Second District Court for the parish Of OIeaEs-
Nos IS l48 and 81, l12.
DYCfIARLESE L. FORTIER. AUCTIONEER,
ID Office No. 81 Exchange alev-SATURDAI.
March 9. 1872, at twelve O'Clock NJ, viii be sold
at public auction, at the Merchants ard Auction
GERS Exchange, on Royal street. between Canal
and CustonhOUse streets. by virtue OF order
from the Hon. Louis Duvigneaud, Judge Of the
Second District Court for the parish Of Orleans
dated February 3, 1872
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with al the baiId.
irgs and improvements thereon. tuated III the
suburb Washington, Third District of this city,
designated by the No. 20, in square No. g. bounded
BY Love, Port, Craps and Enghein streets, on a
plan dra WI by L. Il. Pile, surveyor, on the TWEEN
fy-frst of November, 1874 deposited in the Office
OF jules Messy late notary public iii ills city. and
measures American measure, % feet front Love
streets by 100 feet III depth between parallel lines
Terms--The purchaser to assume tie payment ct
the note for $500 due Jun" 49, ioIZ balance cash.
the purchaser to assume the taxes fUr 1872.
Act OF sale before ". j. Castell notary pubic, at
the expense of the purchaser, including stamp
fe1 L. q m,2 g
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Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
Docket No. 34,O39.
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SUCCESSION OF ii. f. HAGGERTy.

Second District Court foI the Parish Of Orleans
No "a 9i3.
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DY NASH & iODGS0N-W. l. HODGSON
ID Auctioneer-Ottce No. 10 Graver street-On
SATURDAY. March g. 1872 at twelve o'clock NJ
at the ut. Charles Auction Exchange, i'll the base.
ment rotunda of the ST. Charles Hotel
OF the Hon. Louis Duvigneaud Judge of the Second
District Court for the parish Of Orleans, dated
respectively February Is and February 81 1872
docket No. Is l3l for account of the succession of
Charles e. L. Baque, deceased, at public auction
VIII he sold
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NY NASH G. HODGSON

Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
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By Hoffman, Marks 6 CO.
PORTWARDEHS' SALE.

FOR ACCOUNT OF WHOM II s,AY CONCERN.
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AUCTION SALES.
By c. E. Girardey & Co.
The HIiliaudOn Tobacco Warehouse.

known as Nos 179 and l8l Lafayette street, rented
to Mrs. BoEnardel at So per month.
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SUCCESSION OF JAMES McCLOSKEY, DECEASED
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SUCCESSION OF o. Z. HALL

THE ST. LOUIS FARM AT AUCTION.
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COMFORTABLY HOUSE, NO. AZ ST. ANTOINE
STREET.
&c ,FSSION OF STEVEN SPELMAE.

Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
no "a ,585.
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Daurhne streets, also on Where street, in
Llg!ers.
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Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 34.557
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FURNITURE, BAR FIXTURES, LIQUORS, WINES,
JEWELRY, HORSES, POULTRY AND SUNDRY
ARTICLES BILLS RECEIVABLE, ETC.
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.


Second District Court tor the parish of Orleans
No. So 1873.
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SUCCESSION OF GABRIEL s0NIAT.
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AUCTION SALES.
By Nash & Hodgson,

Noo0 W HOQSSVus
TWO VALUABLE LOTS OF GROrND ON LOUIS
lana AvENCE.
TWO SHARES JEFFERSON CITY GASL.GHT
r.. STOCK
SUCCESSION bF Il. j WILSON DECREASED
Second District Court for the parish of Orleans
Docket No. 35 168.
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SUCCESSION OF CHARLES G. E BAQuIE, DE.
ceased.
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, SUCCESSION OF ANTOINE REUTER-.
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Second / strict Court 70. the Parish o. ~ ,.s.-
No. 81 943.
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By Placide J. Spear.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON SECOND
STREET, FOURTH DISTRICT.
j. H. BREHOP VS.. HIS WIFE.
DY PLACIDE j. SPEAR. AUCT1oNEI

Fifth District Court for the parish of Orleans
Nc 2841.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY c. E. Girardey & Co.
STREET PROPERTY.
SUCCESSION OF HENRY GORDON.

Second, District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. IS ,255.
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DRY GooDS-DRY GOODs-DRY GOODS.

POSITIVE AND UNREsERvED SALE OF TIE IN
TIRE STOCK IN TRADE, CONSISTING OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS. IN THE
STORE OF o'NEILL x GLEASON. SUCCESS
sORS TO y. z HAGGERTY
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Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
Nc. "a $40.
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SUCCESSION OF ARTHUR PORTER.

Second District Court for the Parish os Orleans
No. So l09.
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Second District Cos.rt for the Parish of Orleans
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SUCCESSION OF CHARLES P. BoUTTE.

VALUABLE PROPERTY On FUkrIN STREET.
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Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 81 23I.
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Second District Court for the parish Ct Orleans
Nos. IS l48 and 81, l12.
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SUCCESSION bF 4. j WILSON. DECREASED
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SUCCESSION OF A. SCHWAE.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. IS, l89.
VALUABLE THREE-STORY BRICK STORE NOE

NEW LEvEE STREET, IN THE NEIGHBOR.
HOOD OF THE MAIN RAILROAD DEPOTS.
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SUCCESSION OF JOHN AND Ann CALLAHAN
(or Callayhanl.
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Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 50 ,23l.
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= SUCCESSION OF DR.. II. MOLL.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY On LOVE STEEET, BE-
TWEEN ENGHEIN AND PORT STREETS.
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' THE MATTER OF THE SUCCESSION OF
Widow JOS. Abaf, l.. J Augusta Cordltr ct al.
vs. Mrs. 4. Tam ooury ct al, tor partition.
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New YoRx. March 8.

The, bank statement shows favors-
BILE; showing an increase of legal re.
serve, and decrease of loans and
circulation.
The celebrated plasterer Garvey,
when not In the witness stand, keeps
himself in seclusion. He has been
served with complaint in the suit Of
the Board of Supervisors against the
Ring which was iustigsted autumn,
| last.
! The suit instituted some time ago
by b. c. Calvin, against Sec'y Bout.
! well. for q claim of 81, O0O,O0O for 6nan-
cial scheme. has been removed TO the
State Court.
A Scranton. (Pa.) special says public
schools in Hyde Park. Bellevue and
Petersburg, have been closed on &C.
count the prevalence what is called
black, or spotted fever.
| The Times says ex-Comprollef Con
olley is now. and has been for the last
three months, residing in New Jersey.
within few hours ride of the city.
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Rev. Col. j. p. Sanford has started
on sixty-five thousand mile trip
around the world, and elsewhere, and
has taken Mrs. Capt. Dykeman, ofDes.
Moines, one of his parishioners with
him as travelling companion, and
forthwith the tattle mongers all over
the State are aglow with scandal in
their eyes. "Grizzly" Chaplin, of the
Marshall Times, where Col. Sanford has
heretofore resided SO long, has this in
the way Of rejoinder:
"we have neglected noticing these
ill-natured and slandcrous remarks
because we thought them unworthy Of
even passing attention. AS this cor.
respondent remarks 'Fifteen years o
spotless reputation In the Christian
ministry" ought certainly to protcc
Col. Sanford from the outrageous inu
: endous occasionally thrown out b.
those who ought to know BETTER
However, we apprehend that thos
| base slanderers and vile reputation de
| stroyers will make little impressio
upon the minds of his many war;
friends and admirers here at his ow
I home, whatever it may do abroad
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At Ottmwa they elected the entire
Republican ticket at their city election
except one councilman from the first
ward. That councilman was the ire
pressible p. &. Ballingall who ran
against Hon. J. H. Merrill last fall for
the State Senate. The first ward is
known us lower hog thief. He receiv-
ed ITO naajority. He might better re-
sign for all the control he will have
Prairie CITY iacier.
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The State Convention was undoubt-
cdly called before the adjournment of
the Legislature, that that body might
put through the ''list Of delegates" al
ready fixed up. In 1860 this was the
course pursued, and the delegates to
the National Convention were mainly
members Of the Legislature. The lit
tie game might be upset if the people
everywhere would only resolve not tc
appoint or select q single member OF
the Legislature as delegate to tht
State Convention. The Legislature,
has had "recess" and it should allow
the people a convention. CoEnc,
Bluffs Noapariel.
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OuEsFc. AIurch 3,

A dispa. h states that at mass
meeting OF the National party On
Thursday, the administration of Cans
dian affairs was strongly denounced by
the speakers, and two speakers advo-
Gated annexation TO the United states.
The government directs its Civil SER
vice employees to absent themselves
from the meeting, the objects ofwhAoii
meet with the favor Of the general
nubli~
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ooIorsd Men ReaA.

Now that the election is over, and
I'll the democratic huggermugging of
the negro vote having proved inefIect-
ual, the Democrat, across the street,
shows its true colors in the following
spitetnl ding.
Let the colored people cut it ont and
paste It in their hats for future refer
ence:
"About half dozen of those ssceet
scented sons or Freedom who train
with the radical party and are general.
In Ano,cn as niggers, voted at the city
election illegally, their gorgeous fyipat,
residence being located ontsidesqf III,
city limits. One Of these black scala
,oags was hauled mp before the Mayo
ON Tuesday for disturbing religion
assembly and was sent 10 Jail and a
soon as his term expires, he will be ar
rested on the more serious charge q
4 perjury and illegal voting"
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FOREIGN.
Loxpos, March y.

The report of the Chicago Relief
Committee shows total contribution
in England OF fl60.U0.s
The Paris Tribunal which has been
sittin. at Versailles on cases of parties
charged with firing and destroying
churches in Paris during the reign of
the Commune. found two guilty. and
sentenced one to death. and one to
penal servitude.
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Geo. H. Powers takes hold OF the
Page county Republican and Herald,
and changes the name very wisely by
cutting down and calling it the Herald
alone. His first number on his assn-
ming control is tip-top affair, and
evinces ability and pluck, such as
should meet with a warm support.
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The Committee on Public Buildings
has introduced bill to amend the
act providing for the erection ofa State
Capitol building 40 rs to make the
Governor ex-officio q member OF the
Board of Commissioners, and limiting
the Commission to three other menu
bers to be chosen by the two Houses of
the Legislature in joint convention.
Each of these three Commissioners to
give bond for the faithful performance
of their duties in the sum Of $50,0U(
each.
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Il - ~. r~mN
hainey' colored member q con-
gress from South Carolina, made an
able speech on the 9th instant, Of which
the Chicago 1Ts6anss special says:
Rainey (colored), from South Caro-
lima, made : telling speech to-day, IN
reply to Cox, and Duke Of Virginia,
on the debate over tho appropriation
to meet the expenses Of the Ku-Klux
trials. Few. speeches OF tho session
have attracted moro general attention.
Il was strong and full Of points which
the House appreciated.
Mr.. Cox Democrat, Of New York,
replied to Mr.. Hsiney, and denied that
he had said anything to warrant the
attack made ON him BY the latter In
the speech which had been applauded,
but In which bio [Cox) thought there
Wa nothiug u cali FOR such demon.
attation, except On the principle that q
work Of art was praised, not because
Of IT. merit, but because Il was painted
with toss. tLAtghter.l he claimed
that he had done his share - elcvat-
Ing the position OF tho colored race
MI. Dawes eRepuolican) asked MI.
Cox 70 staee whether ne nad voted Tor
the emancipation OF slaves IN the Dis
trict 81 Columbia Or @ give them 2
citisenship, Or FOR the Thirteenth Con-
stituaonai Amendment
At. Cox saad ne never toia tnlns
ol .comPuis'on' Lsusn'er
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ALBANY, March 2.

In the Assembly this morning. a
communication was read from the
Union Pacific Railroad Company, en-
closing Il resolution which was adopt.
ed. for investigation Of facts in relation
to judicial proceedings against the
Company by the late james Fisk.lr.,
and one Pollard. which obliged the
! Company to remove their Office from
New York to Boston
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.uNlcIPAL ELEcTIoNs.-From the
( eago Tribune {Dem.) we learn that
in = municipal elections reported for
the b., inst, Detroit elected Demo-
cratic mayor, and Oswego, Rock
Island, Rochester, Elmira, Auburn and
Utica, N. \, Republican,
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DIS MONIES, March 6.

LIES MONIES, M1Tcn D.
EDS. CouRIER :--In the Senate Cham
Der this forenoon there was q some
what lively discussion on the bill in
trotluced by Senator Besrdsley, in re-
lation to compelling parents to send
their children to school, for period
not less than sixteen weeks in the
year. Al children between the ages
of eight and fourteen years are em-
braced in the bill; and parents or
guardians, failing to comply with its
requirement, except from poverty or
other good cause, are subjected to 4
penalty.
The discussion on this bill was
somewhat general, being engaged in
by over ene fourth of the members
present. Noon arrived and pending
the debate the Senate adjourned
until 2 o'clock r. VI. a
On reassembling the bin was further
discussed, after which it was ordered
l engrossed for third reading, bu, nn
less called up rs special order, i
must necessarily be some time befor,
| II is reached.
In the House, Campbell, of Jeffer
son, called mp motion he made some
| time ago in relation to reconsiderin,
the vote by which the question o
amending the constitution by striking
out the word "male,' was submitte,
to the people. The motion prevailed
the vote was reconsidercd aud "woma
suffrage is again on file.
We had very nice session in III
House this forenoon, and after all tn
firing Of yesterday, ! did not obscrv
that any person was hurt.
The usual number of reporters wer
al their desks, the members all in thei
seats excepting John r., who is dow
, attending the funeral Of his friends :
Iowa City, whn were laid out in III
: contest Of last Monday.
II Whether the spirit of wrath and il
r diQnation exhausted itself in the terr
3 bic onslaught Of yesterday, or wheth,
litunly slumbereth, know not b,
certain 1t is, the session this foren0S
4 passed peaceably, harmoniously an
!, tgood humoredly. ~
3 n. +. Al, pending the considerable
iof which Yesterday, the House :
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New YoRK. March 8

Ii is stated that Garyey will to-da!
bring snit to recover some $4,000 for
plastering the metropolitan Hotel.
against Tweed, as an exposure against
the Tammany Ring. Tweed did not
enable Garvey 10 cover expenses OF
that job, into charges against the city
A. per agreement.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-03-14

In NuTsHELL.-An exchange puts
the political situation concisely thus:
The Republican party asks the people
to Judge the future by the past; the
Democracy ask us to forget the past
and judge by their promises. The Re-
publicans point to their own record
and wear their own uniform the DEM
ocrats hide their record asd borrow q
second -hand uniform from some Re-
publican bummers in Missouri.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-03-14

Keokuk, Burlington and nearly all
the river towns have building associa-
tons. who buy lots and build houses
both for sale and rent, and make money
and increase their population thereby.
Can't we have such an association ? and
who will make move in the matter !:
An association with capital of Sl0,ooU
could build cottages for rent and sale
and make good paving investment OF
q.
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reaghs ON the Wrong Side.

Ex-Governor Harrison, Of n. H., in
. recent speech said:
"If Gen. Grant had come up from
the South, and Como with fire
and sword through Pennsylvania, the
Democrats would have remembered
and told Of his great exploits. The
trouble with the Democrats is that
Grant fought on the wrong side. The
finances. Of the nation are sound ). its
bonds stand high in the world: its Sc
curities are eagerly taken in all nationl
at low rates, and over one hundred
millions year are paidon the public
debt.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-03-14

senator Zacn Cnan0Ier cOncluQeQ an
able and humorous speech the other
day, as follows:
pemo sasA az and liberal Reap33blics an
that this expose is going to be SO attrac-
tive that the whole mass Of the great
Republican party, whose mission is not
vet ended, is going to rush into the
embrace Of this old Democratic party.
tell the honorable friends on the 9TH
er side that they are making miscal-
culation. The people of this treat ma
ton are going to do no such ding
You will find here and there q sore
headed Republican who will join the
liberal Republicans, and will join auy
party to break up the great Republican
party. Sir, we have always had just
such sore-heads and traitors, and in
about the same proportionaten numbers.
We have got along very well without
them, and are fully able to meet their
opposition.
But l wish to make one honorable
exception. When the Blair family de-
liberately made up their minds to go
| into the Democratic ranks-I hope my
| honorable friend from Missouri Mr..
BLArR] is within the sound of my voice
they did not stay in our caucuses
and grumble; not bit of it but when
they made up their minds they raised
| the Blaipfiag, and with drums beating
and trumpets sounding they marched
| into the Democratic ranks and deman-
| ded an instantaneous surrender. The
Democratic party surrendered, and
think it did wise thing. From thai
day to this it has had head and tail
the head it surrendered to, but the tai
was the Tammany ring. Laughter.
One furnished the brains and the othel
the money but inasmuchas the money
supply is cut of, must tell my Demo
cratic friends they WHY miss that sup
ply more than they would the other
From that day to this we have beer
| furnishing recruits for the Bemocrati
party"
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The case, so far as the Soreheads are
concerned, was stated the other day
by Mr.. Nye, Of Nevada. IN the Senate,
In these few words:
Formerly everybody thought Gem.
Grant great and good man, but thai
was before he had removed anybody,
relations from Office"
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-03-14

Special telegram to the Louisville
Courier Journals Small Talk:
CINCINNATI, March 2.
The whisky of Cincinnati manufAc-
ture remains firm, all Of it having been
frozen solid. Retail dealers ask eigh-
teen cents per cake. There 10 no de-
cline in strychnine. The Commercial
Of this morning will publish a.double-
column advertisement announcing that
Louisville firm has bought up AL the
frozen article in the market. Cincin-
natl dealers discredit this annotslce-
ment. The editor Of the Enquirer has
secured free pass, and will leave for
Louisville Immediately, taking with
him spacious demijohn.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-03-14

Kansas is improving. In 1870 there
were forty-fiye commercial failures in
the State, with liabilities amounting to
$4,000. Last year the number OF
failures was fijty-cight, with $4,000
liabilities.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-03-14

Farming,on, Ill, shipped in three
DAYS, ending January 3lst, sixty cars,
containing 2,Ii9 hogs. averaging 36S
pounds. The weight master for the
above town reports for the past eight
wears. ending September lst 1s7I, =.
25S cattle and I06.76l hogs sent Il
market.