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FOREIGN.

It is gratifying to know that among
the pensions granted by the English gov
ernment this year is one to Mrs. Wood,
inventor of the process Of weaving car
pets by machinery.
On account of the great increase of
the foot-and-mouth disease in England
a meeting just held at Norwich resolved
to memorialise the Privy Council to close
all fairs and markets for six months
!. A woman named Rimmer, wife of a
living at. Churchtown, near
southport, England; gave birth to four
boys. Three of them died Immediately
after being born, but the fourth lived
till the folloWaEgs day.
A pamphlets Rnblished some time ago
in Paris, criticising the alleged purpose
Of the present Sultan to render he1nlf
tary the right of succession to the.
man throne has been ordered for sei5.
by the Government at Constantinople. =
It is worthy of record that within the
last few weeks some experiments have
been made in Preston, England, on light
ing the gas in the street lamps by cleo
tricity. ThLexperiments are said to
have been geryssuccessful.
A woman who was tried for stealing,
and who kept a lodging house in London,
by way of increasing her income stated
on her trial that nos1ess than ninety-twe
persons slept in the three rooms she oc-
cupied.
Queen Victoria has been taking lessons
in the art of bling potatoes. At leasl
50 says a London paper, in giving an &C
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NeWA DYER tisements.
FOr Sale.

Owing to ill-health, the subscriber win sell-or
change for small place of from to 20 acres-his
farm in Bloomington, containing 10 of nice land
in good state of cultivation, that will and
winter eight cows and team. Comfortable buildings
There are some 80 Bryant apple trees the place just
commencing to bear; also plums currants and goose
berries Timber and wood enough for the Of the
farm For particulars inquire of J. H. Evans or tho
subscriber the place. Any letters of inquiry prompt
ly answered HOMER BRADLEY.
Bloomington, Sept 8, 1872. 36tf
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GREEttg1SBORO.

In Greensboro they had very closely
contested fight on Town Representative,
but succeeded in electing Alexander
McLaren Gan entirely new candidate
from the original ones,) on the 18th
ballot by some six or eight majority
Votes on the State ticket stood: Repub-
lican, 1876; Liberal, 40. The following
are the Justices of the Peace, Aleza9na-
der McLaren, John A. SawyerpsJ5. sass
Tolman, w. w. Goss, A. P. Folsofhs n.
B. Payne, J. NJ. Lindsay.
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CRANE y

The Congregational onayaI have Sc
cured the services of Rev. S. R. Hall,
L. L. D. to fill the vacancy occasioned
by the absence of their recent pastor,
Rev. J. Eaton.
Grasshoppers are very plenty in some
parts Of the town, eating grain and ev-
cry thing in their path
Some unprincipletl scamp raised the
gate in the mill owned by Russell & Co..
and the owners being temporarily absent,
the mill was left to run till drift wood
clogged the wheel. Considerable dam
mage was done to the machinery.
The yield of blueberries in the Victo-
ry swamp, has been unequaled since the
discovery of the swamp several years
since. Hundreds have visited the
swamp daily and been well repaid fol
their labor.
The Freeman's meeting was attended
by every voter in town except three
Allen NJ. Carpenter Republican, chosen
Representative on the third ballot. =
Strong majority for Republican state auC
county tickets. Justices. S. Wells, NJ
L. Reed, o. S. Rice, A. R. Boyce, G. W
Shores.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-09-09

Miss Buchanan does the personals on
the Chicago Post, and has vindfeated
woman's ability to be as ridiculous as
man by the following: "Mr. Miller is
joaquin around Newburyport, Mass"
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-09-09
DERBY.

Republican State Ticket at Derby re
ceived PIT votes andthe Democratic 40.
w. Wilson was elected Representative.
H., CLOVER.
The vote last Tuesday, ,g.sxtqQd: Cons
verse al, Gardner, SO. G:sE. Marston,
Representative. f. w. Kimball, Emery
Cook, E. 0. Randall, N. NJ. Scott, A. w.
Davis.s'tsSs H. Dewing, G. G. Hardy,
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-09-09

Queen Victoria has been taking lessons
in the art of hsbng potatoes. At least.
SO says a LondoN paper, in giving an ac
count Of recent visit by her to the
guard room of the 93d Highlander at
Edinburgh.
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Montreal & Quebec

( from stations between Newport and White River
Junction commencing July lst and contiHdng during
the months of August and September, at the same
popular prices as charged last season, viz,
To Montreal To Quebec To Mon
FROM and return. and return. treal and
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CP4FTSBTR Y.e
J. H. FORSYTH. who advertised his V

J. H. Forsyth, who advertised his vii
lage residence for sale some time since.
has sefd 10 Jay S. Butler.
Elk. Governor Hendee addressed the
Grant & Wilson club on Saturday even
ing, September l, and cleared the track
we'll for Grant & Wilson. Greeleyism
has since stood at discount.
Elthstanding the report that our
itoHltess .'going fassEseley and Brown"
iwdaected oee Ididate for Rep
resentatives-Ra Wild-on the
first ballot, by 150majority. We elected
the following straight Union ticket fol
Justices of the Peace.-Charles G. Doty,
George f. Sprague, Z. L. Hastings,
Moses Root, Adam White, S. R. Renfrew,
and A. P. Dutton "Good on yourhead, >
Craftsbury.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-09-09

Now don't let any one say. II do not owe them but
little and that will make difference with them
say, that else will pay them and 90 they will
get along without mine, but let
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-09-09

No case was tried Wednesday or
Thursday. Several attempts were made
to get a case before a jury, but all at
tempts, prior to Friday morning, ended
in a failure Friday morning the trial
Of the case, L. B. Childs VS. Emera
Kingsbury, commenced, and was given
to the jury at the adjournment of the
court Saturday night.
The case, State VS.. VIM. Hughes, is
assigned for Thursday next. The re-
spondent is charged with larceny.
The grand jury has work enough fol
several days. The indications are that
this term will be short one.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-09-09

who is indebted to us call and pay q sum- as large a.
they can. and we shall be
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TAcaI Fsssxs.

Pbort Express leaves Barton, going south, I:3
1 Going north, 1911, P. M.
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LOWELL.

In Lowell, the Republican State Tick
ct received ia votes and the Democrat
ic SO. JamesarBrown was elected Rep
reseutative by 68 majority. Greeleyism
is below par in this town. A few cop
perheads swallow him for the same reas-
on the girl gave for her preference for a
certain Gent. Of her al sance. She
I3ssaid she "didn't knoa Ne could dc
any better"
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PETIT JURORS.

Albany, John B. Hovey, E. G. Rowell;
Barton, J. B. Freeman, c. H. Dwinell ;
Bloomington, l. A. Wyman; Charleston.
Mormon Nye; Coventry, S. Gas8, AFRO
Gray; Craftsbury, A. W, Hartman,
VIM. Il. Lyon; Derby, ". Goodwin,
Chas. Lunt; Glover, w. f. Scott, H. S.
Chaplin; Greensboro, Jas. Crane; Hol-
land, L. G. Heath; Irasburgh, Mark
Drew, D. Il. Webster; Jay, A. G. Eli
ott Lowell, Geo. w. Parker Morgan
Geo. JENNIE Newport. w. G. Morse
Dudley Holbrook Salem, Walter Buck
Troy, NJ. Stebbins, John Du Bots: West
field, 0. G. Miller, Westmorc, Harry
/ Cheney.
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: M Z T "A B L Z :
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R1RTON

rant meeting tomorrow eyRing.
j Barton Democrat tEnk& that if
ator Morrill, is specimen of the
D that go around sumping for Grant,
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Town Representative. 0. N. Elkins.
Justices Of the Peace. Grin Dorman,
t. J. sartwell, Samuel Sumner, s.W.
Brown, John Dubois. John Wheeler,
orson Miller. Converse had l95 votes,
Gardner l0l.
HESTIfORE.
At the Freeman's meeting last Tues
day, 30 votes were cast for Converse and
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-09-09

Readlasd remember a0e hov9sag6tt to
haze some MONEY, and all aoho oaoe as
on book account or note are requested to
totf3
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GRAND JURORS.

Albany, NJ. c. Cbamberlin; Barton
A. D. Matthews Bloomington, William
Twombly Charleston, Chas. Carpenter
Coventry, n. W. Gray Craftsbury. Adj
am White; Derby, N. S. Tinker; GLOW
er, Emery Cook Greensboro, Jabez Pin
ney; Holland, NJ. G. Ferrin Irasburgh,
Pearly Hill Jay, Chester Hovey; Low
ell, John Harding; Morgan, Geo. Carg-
hill; Newport, G. w. Kendall Salem
Daniel Kelley; Troy, Albert Hodsdon !;
Westfeld, A. c. Hitchcock.
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IRASBNRGH.


The September term Of the Orleans
County Court commenced its sessfon.flle
4th inst Present Hon. Jonathan Ross.
Chief Judge; L. P Tenney, A. C. Jos.
Ign, Assistant Judges.
These6prt was opened by prayer by
Rev. A. a. Smith.
After the usual proclamation by the
sheriff, the names Of the grand and petit
jurors were called. After they were
sworn in, the Judge gave concise and
excellent statement of their duties. and
the obligations resting upon them as ju-
rors. Below we give the names Of the
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-31
lInp Of NiissI-.ippi.

We have received from Hugh Lewis,
photographer and publisher il this city,
copy Of Hdrdce5 geographical, historical
and statistical map Of Mississippi cmbrac-
inc portions Of Alabama, Arkansas, Louis
lana and Tennessee, from recent surveys
and Investigations, and officially compiled
under authority from the State Legislature,
by T. 5. Hardee. State engineer.
Under the head Of statistics the area of
the State is given in miles; the population
in 1920, 1880, 1870 1860 and 1870; statistics
of counties in 1870, and railroad distances.
Historical information is given Of the
discovery Of the State its settlement, its
territorial creation, admission to the Union
as a State, and names Of territorial and
State Governors. a supplementary rail
road and geological map add to It's value.
County lines are very distinctly given, and
the names Of the principal towns are de
noted. One of tine embellishments Of the
map is the State Capitol. We recommend
it for families and business men.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-31

Excursion to the wnferia4 Places.

New Orleans yesterday was the hottest
place in the country, according TO our re-
norris. But we venture the opinion that it
was very comfortable either at Bay St,
Louis. Pass Christian, Mississippi City
DHoxi or Ocean Springs, where the luxury
Of a salt water bath can be enjoyed, or
t.h and oyster dinner can be had. The
rates Of Sunday excursion tickets have
been materially reduced by tie New Or
leans and Mobile railroad management,
and since it is cheaper to 90 to a watering
Mace than stay at home Sunday, Of course ours,
hosts Of the readers Of this paper viii
avail themselves Of that opportunity oy
t,,,fnr the 7:20 A. ~ train to morrow. anu
returning by eleven o'clock atniEht.
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NEW BOOKS.

We have received from George Ellis &
Brother No. 81 Camp street, and James A.
Gresham, No. % Camp street, the folIwing:
"Ombra." By Mrs Oliphant. New York:
Harper Brothers, publishers.
'Middlemarch A Study of Provincial
Life" BY George Eliot. In two volumes.
Volume / New York: Harper Brothers.
"A Smaller School History OF the United
States, from the Discovery of America to
the Year 1872" BY David B. Scott. New
York: Harper Brothers.
Also, from Ellis:
"The Story Of Millionaire" b Mrs.
Muhlbach. Translated from the German
by Nathaniel Greene. Harper Brothers,
publishers. New York.
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The Louisville Movement.

The gentlemen. styling themselves
.,,,..,b+-our Democrats met last evening at
u,nI,fns'. on Common street. The meet.
inv was called to order BY 7. G. Kelley
ESQ. who was subsequently elected char
man. and Mr.. a. Wojsheimer, secretary.
The chairman was instructed to appoint
sixteen delegates to the Loui7viIie eonFen-
ZION. lie designated the following name"
gentlemen, and asked until today to 2 com
TIe+s 7fle list: DR.. J. Buns, Daniel ScuLIy.
II Lair, 2. Wintree and a. Welsh elmer,
ON motion, the president, Mr. Kelley
was added. The meeting then aoJourne u,
II is understood that the delegates ", VIII
leave on the evening train today. Inc
nttan5ance was not large, but the gentle
mon seemed enthusiastic aud earnest.
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neling a jury. Only four jurors we're en-
panneed.
On Thursday the accused had his wife
sitting beside him, and yesterday the widow
of the murdered man, dressed in black,
was occupying a seat near the Attorney
General
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ApaIu Postponed.

~, president OF the Parish Executive
Committee Of the Liberal party gives NO no
tice that the mass meeting announced IoL
t tI evening has been postponed to next
Thursday evening at half-rast seven o, cLoeh
- ln IafaTette square, where there will be a
- - - Saint ratification OF the fusion State
ticket
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Fir.t Conversational Di.tric,.

The Liberal State Central Commute, at
its meeting on Thursday evening last,
unanimously passed the following resolu-
ton. which the annexed letter fully eX-
plains:
HE,pgrArTPRs LIBERAL PARTY or LOUISIANA,
Rooms o. state Central Committee. (
New Orleans, August 80, l3I2)
Hon A. B. Sloaraker. New Orleans Louisiana
It's my pleasing duty to transmit you a
copy Of the following resolutions. which
were unanimously adopted at a meeting OF
the State Central Committee last evening,
and directed the same to be published, VIZ:
Rcsolred, That tine thanks OF this com
mittee are rendered to Judge A. B. Sloan
aker, for the patriotic self a0negation dis
played in his letter to the conference com.
mittee Of the Liberal party, and we hereby
declare our high appreciation Of the ser
vices, Iabors and sacrifices he has 50 freely
made for the success Of our party, which
'iustlv entities him to the future honors and
rewards Of the party.
With great respect. am your ooedlehI
servant,
ANDREW HERO, JR., Secretary.
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VI, De CHuscy, 4 gent.
L--.--L ----L-L- L-.--LL [

-FIT5T J UslII' |UNTT T
No. 4lS5.
10Y VIRTUE or A WRIi
ID me directed b. the
Justice of the Peace in
leans. ! viii pro eed to 9
the corner of Basin aud g.
September u, ItTI, al tWol
ing described property, {,
TIE CONTESTS OF A
Seized iu the above euts
Term Cash on the spC
aula sr5 . DANIEE
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he company have the following assets !

The above statement just true and correct
rrauscItp OF from the books OF the CnWpaaF.
PAUL FOURCHI, President.
G. y. EoIr Secretary.
STATE or louisiana,
Parish Of Orleans,
City OF New Orleans }
Sworn TO and subscribed before sae this tenth
da- Of Tuu- 1872.
P CHS CUVELLIER, Notary Public.
A. q meeting of the Board Of Directors held Oh
the tenth day OF june, l872 it resolved to pay
A CASH DIVIDEND OF THIRTY PER CENT on
tie net earned participating Premium5 for the year
ending Nav 81 l872 payable on the thiId Monday
o: Jliv next. Also to paw on demand ten per cent
interest 10 the scrip holders upon conversion OF
their scrip into capital stock per amended char
ter Of the company.
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CLUB MEETINGS LAST NIGHT.
The Constitution CImb.

ne I OuSliiuAiuA Ai'ADa
This club met over Hawkins last night,
to organize for the campaign, Major j. +.
Austin in the chair. Dr.. Armand Marcier
was elected president; \. L. Bailey and
Mr. Gale vice-presidents; Mr.. Ray, treas
urer, and A. II. Harris, secretary. After
some discussion resolutions indorsing
Greeley and Brown and the fusion ticket
were adopted without dissenting voice.
Third Ward Central Liberal Club.
Mr.. Rogers, president, called his large
meeting to order and attended to routine
business, after which the club ratified the
fusion ticket and returned thanks to the
conference committee.
Seymour southern Liberal Club.
Mr. 7. Wizard, president, may be proud
Of his organization After attending to
regular business, on motion Of Mt. Tom
O'COnnor, the fusion ticket was ratified
and the conference committee thanked for
its labors. 1t was announced that the uni
forms were nearly ready. Some vacant
Offices were not filled, as there IS a fair
prospect of a fusion with the other Scy-
mour Club. The meeting was quite enthu'
siastic, and in full working condition.
Irish Republican Club, second Ward.
A large and enthusiastic meeting Of this
club was held last evening over Gallagher
& Brackets store, head Of the New Basin
Mr.. Daniel Crowley, president, in the chair
presided in his usual excellent manner
The hall was crowded, there being not
three vacant seats in the building.
The meeting was addressed by B. L
Lynch at considerable length and wit
much force. He was followed by Genera
L. A Sheldon, who made a good impress
sion on his listeners by his eloquenCe anC
| his arguments
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-31
7;efsoroiog..al nod RIVER Report.

Tie signal service, United States army,
reports, for the banad-of commerce, the
meteorological record, and rise or fall Of
the I.ve-s. al @.ty P. Il, tcca. time, yester-
d. u. -.,n---s
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NIONITION.
STATE OF LOUISTAN
SECOND. DISTRICT COURT FOR IL
ORLEANS. {

UyIIE STATE OF LOUISIANA TO
may concern: Whereas TIL
purchased at a sale made by the CT
parish on the twenty dal
the property hereinafter describ
Piled to the Judge Of this court *
advertisement in conformity to
2380 of act No. 96 Of the session a
monty known a. the Revised Statu
Now, therefore, know ye and al.
cstcd herein are hereby cited an'
the name of the State Of LOusian!
ond District Court for the parish,
can set up any right, title or clat
property hereinafter described, III
any infOrmality in the order, de,
Of the court under which the 81
any irreguIarity OF illegality in &.
and advertisements in time or n
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The mississippi Valley Transportation
Company

We present the subjoined statistics to
show the business of the Mississippi Valley
Transportation Company during the past
year:
Number of T.. % o. st.l1,r.s --d 6arges lowed By
the Mis5Is5'Ip. vale a1spo-tatlOn Com
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II Ed
ON MARRIAGE.

~ young men from the
IL early lie. Manhood
marriage removed. New
and remarkable remed
sent free iu sealed eUvC
Address Howard A55O'
street Philadelphia, Pr
having "a high Tsputat
and professional skill. =
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There are 1000 young ladies il Nantucket,
and only loo young men-PooE fellows,
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her huSoand-he. 1859
HEREBY CERTIFY THAT on THR F
L tccnth day of Jun 1872, Judgment was =.
dered in this court in the following entitled g
10 the words and figures following, to wit;
Mathilde ColOmb vs.JOhn R. Waterman, her h
band No. 1888. ;
In this CASE the court considering the law 4
evidence to be in favor of plaintiff 4
1t is ordered adiudged and deCreed that ~
be Judgment in favor Of plaintiff, Mathtlda0
Elizabeth COlOmb, and against defendant, JOIN,
property and dissolution of the community
acduests and gains heretofore existing between
SAID parties. 1t is further adiudged and deco
that the said plaintiff do have aud recover oft
husband the sum of = u 0b2 so, with five per "
interest per auuum on ! iCOO from the -
of -. t86- and on 5000 so from the elevS'
day of Fekruary, 1869 until paid, and costs Of D.
with mortgage on defendants immOTable 81
privilege on his movable property, as proHidev
law. q
Judgment rendered June Is, 1872.
Si-ved June 20, 1872 ..---
CHARLES BEAUMONT, Jld9r
In testimony whereof have heIeunto set my n
and affixed the seal Of the said court At tht \
0f New Orleans, or this twenty-seveuth dau
August, in the wear of our Lord one thotev
rigit hundred ard seyenty-twOs and the nv
seventh year of the independence OF the To
LOUIS A. RICHARDSlD
au23 sela27 Deputy q to
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
rrnrrIer,. TestImony.-Thousands Of trays

Travellers observation-disclosures Of travel
trs BY land and sea have vouChed tor the efficacy
Of Hostetterrs Stomach Bitters as preventive OF.
the physical disturbances which ordinarily arise
from change of climate ard the changes Of Diet,
wafer. etc Incident TO a wandering life. Upon
systems toned iuvi goratcd and regulated by this
genial vegetable aHt.dote the external causes Of
debility and disease seem 70 produce little or no
effect Forearmed with Hostetters BItters the
voyager may bid defiance to seas-ckness and ea-
counter the chilling fogs of the British Isles the
coast winds of the Antilles, the icy temperature
OF Northern Alaska, or the burning heat OF The
tropics with equal IMMUNITY. The eject OF this
admirable nedlcated stlmu}snt is greatly to in
crease she vital energy of The system thereby en-
aiding it to resist and repsl the exciting causes Of
disease. au2a st cod "
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-31

Locust street, near Common, Is receiving
a LAYER of crushed tire brick. 1t is expected
ina his viii make an excellent tounda-
tor. at least Will prevent loaded carts 60
i-- very far in the direction of China.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-31

4 IN indication that tle sumner is fast
drawing to Il close We mention that ripe
per..nmons have appeared. They were ripe
tgv, weeks ago on the lake shore.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-31

STREET. CORNEn 1las.-.OoMPIaIHlS
hive reached police headquarters that row
Jvt-l lads and men congrcgate at the fol
lowing named corners, and make them
selves exceedingly di5agreeable: Corner Of
Ga.annie and Annauc.ation. Clio and
Franklin, McIpomenc and Franklin, ThaIia
and TcLoupitouIas Magazine and Felicity
ua-azine and Ca!lopa Patrolmen were
Instructed to break up these little tea par
t.a-. and last evening the work commenced,
greatly to the satisfact ton OF quiet citizens
/. the sections named
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-31

square number ninety ON plg5 article pre-
ofjce Of 4 ChisDclla, late a NIX progress
CITY. as plan number si1ty-fOur reported las.
seven lots numbered from one lr receipts and
bred and thirty live feet six lin On 1-O +l,.
street two hundred and cigl'I -''-'
inches front on Edmund 5treetmly parLlbliF
twelve feet SIX inches front o equal to l5lD
and three hundred and eighthsf 5G 1gS iast
and seven lines front on Clay a. -. - 49,
Clerks Office, Second DistriCtioI'' an" ~
of Orleans, this twenty ages reGuceu L"
LOUIS DU3 wear and CO.'S
NJ o. TUACI Clerk. With fine H7t
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Local Intelligence.

Very fair looking sugar cane i for sale
H. the small fruit stands.
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est OF T. NIbP.t
4, against 6!l3
mostly Mexican,
fork, again st oD,
domestic ports,
.aiu-t 1875. Tho
ade isnIluiiestiy
duct. depressing
rpluz for export.
II the Yves may
be market; when
surplus must fluid
and prices must
ieneVtr lle " e7a
u pFoFlile w. Il
merely supplying
ion, foreign bay
] AZ lar prices