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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-01-06
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i'd"
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traf 9erabe Dor meinem am Is. Suit fat,
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hermit ale Treunbe urb@Dnner freunblidf
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tben."
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man bur9 Maneel at 8ef9eibenbett ouetn
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1ef1ofa1e ate uberfunt flint, .ptrb man Sbn
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auflebers einfperrsn."
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lesenbetten gu made, Id wiI liebsr Elm an
berss sra fommen, penn wiener n,sbr plab
IT."
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unb feline 9iebs mebr gu Gu9 BADEN tDn.
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MIR helm
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-01-06
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-01-06
Gtne Grfnonn9!
Sm Sabre 1869 patcntirt.

Die Gisenldaft zines 8liSableiters il ridt,
ben 8lib aus etaer erpben G%ntfernune a~n3u3ie-
ben, fonbern It mub bic 3raft baben, tpenn Der
Blib in elmer G~ntfernuns Don IS Gab, pom, Mb>
letter nieberfdbrt, b%enielben an3u3ieben, unb lit
Gul9e Der @inbunsen uni9do!i& ~ MAIDEN.
Die 8liba5leiter Iuo naiFo ~eetpuaeen unb
tperten nit 2~upferi&rauben 3uiammeneeleBt.
Wn @ebduben werben bieielben in @las seiebt
unb nit 8upfererabt tefefiet unb feben srei
:3pa pom @ebdut. ah.
Dieie Blisableiter iInD {ebr baverbaft unb
tummen ME auber Srpnuns. Go 1ulte Nie-
n,ant Seriaua1en, feline @ebauli9feiten sur BEN
8liB ~ ft@ern, unb nur eiuen suten Bliyab>
letter aufma@en loien. @er einea 8libaklei>
ter 9ebraudt, fp1te bisfe acuc unb bauerbafte
grTubuns priffu, ebs 9sReuurs ~1onlpo &C.
na@t trirb.
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1872-07-06

offender REGARD OF THE INDEPENDENT
Press FOR GROEsBEcK -GroeshecK is too
good man to be sacrificed in the way
the Chicago Times proposes. The time
Is coming when he can lead successful
constituencies in honorable political con-
tests. lie possesses acknowledged ablli-
tics and high character we believe he
will see the folly Of PLAYING the game Of
Voorhees,, on q more disastrous scale and
thus conSigning himself to political per-
dition. As for the Times. it has bitten at
the wrong hook and has been jerked ont
OF its native waters II has its choice al
two expedients-ether to flop back into
them. or to de At present it il uneasy AZ
any other fish ont of water -C Eicago Tri
Gu,r.
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Mr GrocsheclS a,ide rom being man
Of genius is man Of sense lie can not
afford To have himself classei aud ticketed
hy the npractihles, and lie will not allow
his name to he used IL the absurd con.
nection trumpet up hy his friend Judge
Stale. Nobody doubts Judge Stallo's pu-
riiy Of intention OF his exceeding culture;
that r whats the matter lie has been
cultivated aod purified beyond the dead.
level Of common things lie is sublimatei
to a degree Mr. Groe-beck isn't and we
are pretty sure that though he may not
like II. he will support Horace Creole --
[ Louisvihe C1gier Joonal
CfNciNStrI was little excited ON Sat
nrda' on hearing Of the nomination OF her
worthy citizen. Mr. Groe-beck. for the
Presidency But before night it had con
c.Htcd that hi- chance Of being Minister
o. England under Greeley was a good deal
better than that Of hi- heinz chosen Presi-
drut over both Greeley aud Grant DO No
vember.- Springfield Repabdcoa
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boiler exploded in the COLUMBIA, mn.
teniary, killing and wounding several con
victs
Georgia and New Jersey have declared
or Greeley.
Grant visited Washington last week
HIS visits will cease altogether afler the
ith Of March next
A colorei hoy, aged eleven, shot his
brother aged six, in the thigh with a re-
soiver IN Chillicothe. last week
man in Kansas City has confessed TO
numbering Alexander Rodgers, Of Chilli
cothe, Ohio.
The jackson (o,) postmaster is in Gin
cinnati being tried for embezzlement and
hali-dolen GRANTEES are at home plot.
ing for his office
More soap and candles are manufac,ur.
ed In Cincinnati than any city in the
world.
The City OF Pittsburgh, Pa, has over / -.
Duo established manufactures OF various
kinds
The New York StGndard shows by fig
ures that the landlords of hotels are driy-
ing the people to Europe through their
greed.
Gov. Brown has called an extra session
OF the Missouri Legislature for the pnr.
pose of r@districting the State. IL conven
ed this week
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Star Art Gallery.

HUNTINGTON, WEST VIRGINIA.
am now ready to take Pictures of all
sues aud shapes, such As Rustic Photoerapbs
Rain Nigaettes, Renbrant, &C., at short no !,
nee and after the most approved style Of the
Art. Special attention given TO Copving.-
"ive me call. All ask is IA fair trial.
JulonNy GEORGE c. TEAFORD
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Up 10 this date the number of deaths
FROM the accident on the Grand Trunk
Railroad il thirty
~ Oneida County. New York. 1000
Republican have already pronounced
for Greeley.
a Baltimore paper gives ne one 10
mong q large number Of reasons for
supporting Greeley that "he has no
talent for bull pups"
Senator Trumbull snv. that "the
chances Of Greeley in the Northwest
are better than Lincoln's were IN 1860. q"
lie is going TO take an active part in
the campaign.
job ~. Martin, Postmaster at This
place, We Z to Cincinnati this week to
answer large Of embezz'ing Govern
ment no cy. Ia anticipation Of his
removal, some Two or three gentlemen
have shown their willingness To sacri-
flee themselves 10 the extent Of becom-
ing his successor.
Mr.. Marin waived an examination.
and that places his case before The
United states Grand jury. SO the
boys will have 10 wait while for =
post-oilice. Jackson (O.) Herald.
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I Sell Goods at a Low Figure,

shall
make
worth
in fair and honorable mistake
and yearS--always thanking them for their patronage
shall continue TO make the quality
to all who be pleased paronze be distinctly mn
dersood that whom Goods intend haze pay
JENNY +, DOOIJTTIE
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T. DooLITTLE
Wholesale andR Dealer in
Groceries and Provisions.
Cor. Sd Avenue and 10th Street,
HUNTINGTON VEST VA

Inc undersigned bs leave advise the public
foods IN his line in particular that they will always
eal assortment Of Goods of quality None kept
Al goods sold at this establishment
ed. and satisfaction.
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Notice.

PERSONS wishing to purchase FRrmiRg, Tim
Der, or Mineral lands, near the Railroad and
ihe dnySndotte river, would do well to call on
Jnn29m2 c. l.. R0FFE. CabelIC. n.
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Valuable Property for Rent

new, complete and commodious business
room on Third Avenue, near sth street, also.
one large and two smaller upper rooms in same
building. viii be rented separately or togeth
er. on reasonable terms. Apply to
juldn7tf REM II DRUacS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-18

HOMICIDE IN THE SECOND DIsTRIcT-
About seven o'clock last evening Pierre
Pugos and Felix Vincent became involved in
a personal quarrel concerning some triaing
matter, and before the trouble was ended
blows were dealt. During the time PugOs
stabbed Vincent, killing him instantly
Pugos escaped, but officer Elgard, fourth
precinct, arrested accused at his home in the
Third District The homicide took place on
the corner of Bienvflle and Basin streets5
Coroner jackson was called on to hold an
inquest, and to-day viii gather all the nee
essary evidence. The case seems to be a
very aggravated one.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-18
New Fifty Cent COuntcrfeits-LoOk Out
tor Them.


In Petersons Counterfeit Detector for July
is the following description Of the new coun-
terfeit half-dOllar notes extensively circula-
ted at present: "The head of Stanton, the
beard is harsh and stiff, the background on
the right of the head irregular and scratehy-
Under some of the letters of the words
fractional currency are five lines in the
ruled shade to the letters, and but four in
the genuine In the words United States
the blank spaces between the body of the
letters and the ruled shades are irregular
and generally narrower than the genuine,
which are of uniform width On the back
of the counterfeit the hair lines forming the
turns at the top and bottom of the italic
letters are heavy; on the genuine they are
light and delicate. The red seal also differs
materially from the genuine in the forms of
letters; the dots on the shields, the shades
to the letters, which are irregular and on
both sides of the letters, and the ruled lines
forming the background to the shield The
fibre paper on which the genuine notes are
printed has been initiated by scratchy lines
engraved on the counterfeit plate. All this
seems quite unnecessary when the spurious
paper passes equally well with the genuine,
and one is as good as the other for all prae-
teal purposes. Nobody knows and nobody
cares which is which. If stamp looks too
rough, it is refused. The cOunterfeits are
usually as well executed or so dirty or
ragged as to defy detection under the care
less scrutiny to which they are commonly
subjected
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-18
lie. ers.Ieg "a Bro,.n aLsslIas.

Aigler8 gHreeley ana BroFfu lAeelAA8s
A Greeley and Brown meeting was held
Tuesday night in Algiers, which, though
not very large, was enthusiastic, and de-
termination was eyineed TO 20 on with the
good work. Mr. E. c. WhitmOre was nom
mated for president, and, on accepting the
office, made it the occasion Of few re-
marks for the good Of the cause. Mr.. Mon
roe was elected vice president, Mr. Guion
secretary. Mr.. Pat McCloskey was selected
to fill the post Of corresponding secretary,
but declined for a sufficient reason. His
place was filed by Captain Garland. The
utmost good feeling prevailed, and the true
sentiments which animated the organizers
Of the meeting were received in the proper
spirit. Among the promoters Of the affair
were Messrs. William H. Toy, 7. w. De-
K1yne, B. F. Loan and w. C. Sweet An
adjournment took place, but only to meet
again in assisting at the good work of re-
generation
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-18
Local Intelligence.

A SUSPICION VERWED.-sergeant Chau-
mette, third precint, yesterday arrested A.
Hogan, alias Samuel Houghton, on sus-
picion that he was bad character. The
officer was informed that his prisoner had,
in the year 1870, shot and killed his wife at
Bay st. Louis. Before proceeding further,
a dispatch was sent to the Bay for informa-
ton. Answer was Immediately returned to
hold accused, as the information was cor
rect concerning the charge, and an officer
will at once come here for him. Hogan
shot his wife while they were at table to-
gether, but managed to escape. It is not
known where he has been concealed since
that time
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-18
PROPOSALS.
OFFICE CHIEF QuARrKRMAsTER,
Department Of the Gulf,

OFFICE CHfRF QuARTKRMAsTRH,
Department Of the Gulf, :
New Orleans. La. June 90 1872.
GEALED PROPOSALS IN TRfPLIUATE, WITH
~ copy of this advertisement attached, viii bs
received at this office until 70 NJ OF TUESDAY,
July %, 1872, for the erection OF stone, brick
lodges, one each, at the national cemeteries &c
Alexandra, Baton Rouge and Port Hudson, Louis
lana, aud walls Of stone with eopingl or brick or
iron fence around the national cemeteries at
Eatchez Mississippi Baton Rouge, Port Hudson
and Alexandria Louisiana, and for three iron gates
for each of the above named cemeteries.
Plans aud specifications for the proposed strue-
lures can be obtained by applying to the under
signed. kach proposal must be accompanied with
a guarantee signed by at least two RESPONSIBLE and
disnterested persons, that in case the proposal g
accepted and contract entered into they will
become sureties for the faithful performance OF
the contract. Specimens Of stones for cOpings
and faeings to be submitted with tile proposals.
Proposals to be addressed to the undersigned aud
iudO1 sed, Proposals for Erecting Lodges PRO
pOsals for Erecting Walls (Or Iron Fenee) around
Cemeteries."
BY order Of the Quartermaster General
WILLIAM HUGHES,
is6 I'd Chief Quartermaster.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-18

BOARD OF SCHOOL DIREcToRs.-Sitting
in the Council chamber for three-quarters
of an hour, waiting for the Board of School
Directors to find quorum was no idle sport
on such an evening as the last was. A call
had been made for special meeting iu,or-
der to settle several important matters
Secretary Robinson is absent and his as
sistant is not authorized to sign for him,
and General Longstreet has gone abroad,
and he has not delegated the right to any
one to sign certificates for him. These
statements were made to some members,
but not single one was present at the
hour stated in the call, except Messrs. Hahn,
jackson, Sweet, Mercer and Clay, who con
cluded to make one more effort and agreed
to meet to-day at twelve O'Clock.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-18
POLITICAL NOTICES.


Hall of Garden District Liberal Club,
corner Of Third and Magazine atreets.-At the
regular organization Of the above Club, held en-
July /, the following gentlemen were elected on
GERS to serve for the ensuing campaign:
President-Lueien Adams
Vice President, Eleventh Ward-George D. Hite.
Vice President Eleventh Ward-H. g. Pearson.
Vice President, Eleventh Ward-Peter Kaiser.
Vice President, Eleventh Ward-C KimmelL
Vice President, Eleventh Ward-F. C. Remiek.
Vice President, Tenth Waud-Johu V. Hausner.
Vice President, Tenth Ward-Tom Barlow.
Vice President, Tenth Ward-O. N. Redon.
Vice President. Tenth Ward-Gustave Troy.
Recording Secretary, Tenth Ward-ThOmas
Heatherton.
Corresponding Secretary, Tenth ward-A E. Bill
lings.
Secretary, Tenth ward-John Kaiser.
Secretary, Eleventh ward-Caleb Pitcher.
Secretary. Eleventh Ward-Lewis MaynenO.
Recommendations Gerodias.
Marshal, Eleventh Ward-Charles Stenmeyer.
Marshal. Eleventh Ward. S. Badger.
Marshal, Eleventh Ward-Charles A. Meyers.
Marshal Eleventh ward-C. Wolf.
Marshal, Eleventh warl-w. F. Hodgkins.
Marshal, Eleventh Wald-Thomas K. Flanagan.
Marshal Tenth Ward-Joseph Gros.
Marshal Tenth Ward-Thomas Mclaughlin.
Marshal, Tenth WRrd-J. G. Weaver.
Marshal, Tenth Ward-Lucien Adams II.
Marshal, Tenth Ward-Charies A. Fawcet.
Marshal Tenth Wards. c. CrOzat
Sergeant alarms, Eleventh Ward-A. N. c. Hur-
sey.
Sergeant-at. Arms, Eleventh ward-A C. Merkel.
Sergeant-at-Arms, Tenth Ward-William Terrell.
sergeant-at-Arms, Tenth Ward-WiIliam Murray.
The regular meetings Of this Tub viii be every
EVENING, at haIfpast seven o'clock
until further notice. iyl7 3t
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-18

A meeting of the Greeley Guards was
held Tuesday hight in the rotunda of the
st. Louis Hotel. The election for perma-
nent officers resulted as follows:
President, j. II. Castellanos; vice presi-
dents, j. II. Masset, William Opp, j. j.
Cooke ian election for fourth vice presi-
dent was postponed until the next regular
meeting); secretary, Frank Otto; assistant
secretary, G. BOnnafon; treasurer, John
Simon; grand marshal, John Steer. After
the appointment of several committees, the
club adjourned.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-18
CANCELLATION or BOND.
stats OF LOUISIANA, }

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Executive Department. ,
New Orleans June 29 1872
WHEREAS, APPLICATION HAS BEEN MADR TO
w me for the cancellation Of the official bond
OF O.. De FERRET auoti0neer In and for the parish
Of Orleans to witt bond dated March b. 1869 in
the sum of $1,000 signed by g. De FERRET "a prin-
cipal and p. y. Wiltz ard r. Nj. Benvenu as sure
ties the said boEd being conditioned for the faith
full performance by the said g De FERRET Of his
duties auctiOnoer af0rPsaid Notice Is hereby
given to all persons interested in the said bond tn
file their objections to the cancellation thereof in
writing, In the Office OF the Secretary Of State,
within ninety days after the last publication hereof
Given under my hand and the seal Of the state
this twenty-niuth day June, A. d. 1872 and Of
the independence Of the United States the ninety
sixth H. O. WARMOTH.
By the Governor
F. J. HEBRON. Secretary Of State. i've BOT
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-18
MAYoRALTY or NEw ORLEANS, I
City Hall, July Il, 1872. {

MANOhALTH OF NEW ORLEANet
City Hall, July H. 1872.
mo. Decentralization Series.
An ordinanc relative to privy vaults other re-
eeptacles for excrtmentitiOus matter and to
nuisance carts.
SECTION l. Any vidangeur or other person who
shall empty or cause to be emptied any privy
vault OF other receptacle for excrementi tious
matter, without having thoroughly dc OdoTized the
contents OF such vault or receptacle, at least
twenty four hours and not exceeding forty eight
hours previous to emptyilg the same shall be
liable to a fine not exceeding the sum of $50, or TO
Parish Prison, at the discretion Of the recorder be-
fore vhOm complaint is made.
SEC. 2. Every vidangeur or other person en-
gagged in the business Of a vtdangeur, or whose
cart, dray or other vehicle shall be used as a
night or nuisance cart, shsl have attached to each
OF bis carts, drays other vehicles used in such
business lighted lantern or lamp on which
shall be painted in distinct figures, at least two
inches high, the number of said wagon or cart, and
other person shall be liable for each Offeuse to a
fine not exceeding S25.
SEC. 3. Every cart used as a nuisance night
cart shall be provided with water-tght and thor
Oughly closed box or receptacle, and any person
using suffering to be used any cart, dray or
other vehicle night nuisance cart that shall
not be provided with such water-tght and thor
Oughly closed box or receptacle shall be liable to
a line not exceeding the sum of : Is.
Adopted by the Council Of the city Of New Or
leans, July 16 1872.
Yeas-COckrem, Shaw, Delassize, Remick Lewis
'''' BENZ. p FLANDERS, Mayor.
true copy;
H. CoSaUEsT CLARKE, Secretary lyle It
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-18
German Greeley and Brown Club in Car
rOiifOn.

At meeting Of German citizens Of Car
rollton Tuesday evening, a constitution and
bylaws Of a Greeley and Brown Liberal
Club were adopted, and permanent officers
were elected as follows:
Henry Henchert. president: G.. Bubeck,
Jr, G. Herrle, NJ. Reinhardt, J. Schwalb,
A. Eberhardt, W Heyer, G. Henchert, j.
Sax, +. II. Nienaber, J. p Hecker, vice
presidents; H. Tebbe, recording secretary;
f. Roeser, corresponding secretary; j. P.
Hecker, treasurer.
A meeting viii be held Saturday evening
at the hall of Star Hook and Ladder Com
pany5 to select delegates TO the State con-
vention.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-18
CANCELLATION OF BOND.

ErATR or LOUISIANA
Executive Department, ,
New Orleans July o, 1872
WHEREAS, APPLICATION HAS BEEN MADE
w to me Cor the cancellation Of the official bond
OF w. ii. Hire as coroner in and for the parish Of
Orleans to wit; A bond dated april g. 1864, in the
sum of B25OO0 signed by w. II. fire Is principal,
aud Alfred shaw, John McHugh, John Condor and
A. Schwab a. surstiss the said bend beng cOndi-
toned for the faithful performance by the said W.
II. Hire Of his duties "a coroner aforesaid; notice
is hereby given to all persons Interested in the
said bond to file their objections to the cauoella-
ton thereof in writing in the Office Of fhe Score
tary of State. within ninety Gays after the last
publication hereof
Given under my hand and the seal Of the State
this sixth dav Of July A. d. 1872 and Of the indie
pendenee of the United States the ninety seventh,
II. G. WARMOTH
By the Governor
r. J. HERHOS,
Secretary Of State. jy9 got
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-18

STEAMSHIP FROM BACK BAY, Biloxi
Mr.. Myers, who owns an extensive saw
mill on Back Bay, finding that sending his
lumber to this market by sailing vessels
was too slow and not always profitable,
some time ago concluded to build stauneh
steamer, constructing it expressly for his
line Of business. He was able to supply
all the woodwork and all the skilled labor
necessary for that branch. Machinery and
ironwOrk he procured in this city, and has
at length a vessel which answers his pur-
poses entirely She has made two trips
with profit. As she was not built for
beauty or comfort, she is not a model of
naval architecture or very pretty to look at.
Her hull is the embodiment Of strength,
and when completely loaded with lumber
or timber can successfully fight the worst
storm she will ever encounter on her vOy-
ages between this port and Biloxi. She is
now lying at the head Of Bienville street,
and attracts considerable attention. She
is named Fisher, and is commanded by her
owner, Captain Z. Myers. Boiler inspec-
tors here find fault with the boilers, and
the manufacturers here should not hesitate
a moment in remedying the defect, if any
exists.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-18
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By r. 81. & 3. ]. MONTGOMERY. at II o'clock, at
Old Auction Mart. No. 81 Camp street. general
assortment Of new and secondhand furniture,
etc.
BIZ 6. DE FERRET, at 70 O'Clock, at st Louis Auc-
taou Exchange, lot Of ground and buildings,
Nos. go and IN st. Peter street-partition SALE
Jean Mule VS.. Paul CorWin. Lot Of ground and
buildings on Poet street-partition sale,
Charles B. Laurance ct al vs.. Mrs. Mary Law