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TEE CE1C8EO TEIBdNE.

One year ago this morning, the newFpsper
press Of Chicago VAS literally wiped ont OF exist
encc By calamity as sudden :s it was terrible.
On that morning, TIE CHICAGO TRIBUNE found
itself left with nothing but its name, its sub
scr3hera,. and rather picturesque heap o. stone,
brick, end iron,. in ruins. It was without press
es, without engine, without type, without files,
without .ctases, without furniture, without 8
home or nbiding- -p}ace-: In that respect; TIE
TsBu-;E was not singular. Every publication in
Chicago, daily, week1y, and monthly, except two
D. three weekles published II the :West D;ris-
ion, suffered common fate. With the
exception OF q. few small job con-
carns and one press m.nufacto-y,
fortunately located in tie. West Division,
Mt 3 printing -ofice was left in the city, nor q
pound Of printing material In such Al emer-
gency as this, however, tie newspaper Was
mo.e than eyera prime necessity. Every nan
kne" what had Unopened to himself, but did cot
= know what had happened to his neighbor, aad
was eager to be Informed. Every person had
boea s,n16sred from friends. and desired to find
them. In the fearful uncertainties of the hour,
no one could say whether missing relative was
dead or alive. Business u.en had lost their Gus
TONERS, and wanted to find them again. Al
though the destruction of. tno city
was the one isct which weighed
u,oo all, still there was also desire to hear
from the outer world: separated from rs By
wall OF ire Lastly, the Municipal, State, and
Federal offices, the societies of ralief, md the
machinery for setting the city in motion again,
must be replaced Immediately, in however
crude manner. None Of these vaeta could Le
realized without the newspaper; and the news
pepess proved themselves equal to the emec-
7a,- f~S
destruction q its Office, TIE IRnUSs was Is
which we're !1ildled printers, editors, and delerks,
9orl.irg asainst eac!r .,ot!lefe elbows,
vas MT very r;yhtly:. The first ls=ae was not
marvel Of typosTarLy: or l.rcss-1 work; and, as
our readers viii. Remember, its clothes were
nach too long Tor L.. Nevertheless Tm Tn1s-
rsE was again = fac..- Tie lire had destroyed
everything hu. the indes:.zuciib1e atom Of corr-
age. From that. morning until. this. it has
lahosed agaiast in&.iyy Obstacles, the chief Of
wlic, was the wait Of the machinery and rom
to aceor'no';A:e its eonstaatlE-increasing basi-
ness. . - - - >:-,4:
time works wonders. That. e1nploye or pro
priesor OF TIE tn15U:E WHO lad ventured to
predie--, on that ane:n1t's' 1T 'sclalid jour
nalistsc misery, that :. exactly one year
from that time TIE Cu1cAGo TRIBUNE would lie
issued as . larger. .,2ulscnc1, md mora pros
porous newspaper than ever before, from q new
building on the Oil sire: Ja-ger, ha11dsou.cr,
n1oEe secure, aud more massive than the old one,
would have bee3 considered a.. Inp,acsicable' ot
the most ludir1ous. description That lime, how
ever. has coma Tie same i,ress ID the, sare
rooiu ,:l,;cl, ,i3suel Tls Ci:IcAGp TRIBUNE: Of
Oc=. 3 ISL, anu ~oula lave r:f::,ei thc isaa Il
the 0th had TIE gas -LUT1ed 4 fox minutes
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lbs, at s75; IS Michigan, 80 ns, at $500, with
$500 premium.
Sheep and La1nhs-Receipts today, 5000, making
to:a for the week. $780, against eco LIST week Mar
kee not set fairly opeEe1
Hog-Recclps to-d.y, 1000, making total for the
xeek thus far, il 500 against 500 LIST week Mar;
slight s*ocs, which holders hzmly resist Ap-
pearances indicate active trade. sshs Of 49, 1ndi
199 Ohio hcss, averaging ~ to e4s pounds At $40
R5.1l.
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With pleasant memories Of tbs past, with s7at-
itude for tie solid eneouragemans given to it
during tls year Of s:1aee, With ear'es: faith III
: tbs future Of Chicago. it 1ow cutters upon this
new ora Of existence. side. by side with. the new
city, and salu.es its readers With welcome and
conerstulst;on.
, 1872-10-09

. BUFFALO, OF. 8.-Castle-Rece1rts to-day, inclId-
ing & reoted 10 arrive, making to:sl {cr week
ket opened duh md SOW; prices about th: same ID
closing rates Of las7 eek With tendeaey to advance
On go,d cattle. ;1e1:1in stock neglected. But few
1,1:. IN YARDS a,. hcy arc g3bbled soon as offer
Cd Buye1s seem disposed to Esng OF ccn1non stock
about $50 dis2oeol OF. 6&es st 147 Indians Steers
1858 TO 117s rs, >: 13' -l2k; % ststs stosEess
s3l rs at S{00 aa5 IEtnpis steers, 253 tp 157 ba
at 81 17S9; 80 Missouri, lii to 1eo1 Us, At
<assze1k;. l1ass. - At 55-l5; - Ohio, 1,6
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MARKETS By YTEIEGRAPH,


Foreign Warkets>
L1vEnroo11 Oct s-1l a. m.-F1our, 32s. Wheat-
Winter, 1os,3las I'd spring, lis 9d@12s Cd; wtte,
1ss ID Corn, :os Sd; fosk, SIS. Larl, 10.
L1vERpoo1, Oct 81 P. m.-Reeeipta three days,
u 900 quarters, 900 being American.
LvEnroo1, Oct. t1:sa p. m.-Theat-Ssnter, Us
@1os Id; spring, lis 8lts12s Sd. Rest unchanged.
I1vEnPoo1, tct. 8-Eve--Cottoz quiet 1niddling
upland, a5td Orleans, 1o,*d- Sales, Is 900 bales.
Speculation and export, ecu bales.
Breads.ufs quiet, thongh coEa and Wheat declined
Flour, 39s. Corn, sos.
Lospos, oct. s.-consols- Money, SEX; account,
oa>s. Bends of G5, 81; do 81, 9e31 1o4os, 81 Erie,
- new S. 69x.4
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sVsE1tu4Es VIII &c %
Chicago, Indianapolis d Clncinaurt Through
Line, vim Hanknkee Route,
Trains azive and depart txun tip Great c9aal RaIro
ppe tPst EGs as !sa s- %
nsr Aadisan; Ee 3aEke.-st; 7teaaeat ~ annse eoE91
Ounsresa-st and alcajksn.ay also. soos OF TWENTY.
1saSs Las Z |ssx,ssssi: Is Is a. H.
1I1ge a. as 1iaeiaska s......:: 41s:S D. s. y.
Mail and h1pfess, except Sunday
sIIKhtnt1E EApress, except Akso19aY-
Trains Arf1ss at Chicago It 7a0 h n ind s5 ?. H.
Running eaina only Il hours.
&1eape11 n{kat trnl1s.
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Jnaca = = Gar,snd the Dis-ricr Attorney for
+te T:es+e-, 1fs1r;ct ~ ra.rs WIN wa removed
fv n, Pres7dsnt for attemntine n ohcv hi, iuii-
c:,1 o,t1, nn,sa eoaac1, i, faw f7,v. sinca at
G,,ves,or r., wb5c1, ia e1nosed numerous in
tarfara,,ce. ,r;tt +ha -,rr.esa ~ ins,ica tx the
president ,na hjs oficis,s IN on5cr N ssve their
,o1;+;r,1 fria,,7z q1eY,e ,sara ,;netaan Internal
Revcnua Inducements. At Austin arainst State
co,,tor ror,,,+,i,, +la,, M Ass-seo, At p1
pss. En- no1;tic.1 ~ ressor,s the State Adninis-
trat;rr, ;,,+a-ca7a7 ,;t +ra s+;on,1 ai,r;,;s+r.-
tion and tha f,ommiss;o.er Of Internal Rev.
enne ,1tbonah fn,,v informal of the ac-
cE.rs-aa cb.T,-+er 81 tba ch,rras hs.
or;7erp7 The c-ses continnaa fron tern, Ia term
,.h +ha d., ri Min, ,,te1x ,oying them from
49, aa.1-.. a.4;-,,, 49,, +,,a~1 .ra .,a,d;,o =;
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Wednesday Morning, October 9, 1872;

TIE TE1susE couut;ne-roc.n and business deFn1.-
eu vii: r2ra:A, for ths present, {. No. Is ca'.a1
street. Advertisements should le handed IL 1t Eat
Dlscr
, 1872-10-09

Chicago e. Alton Railroad.
Chic,po Alton St Lop. Through Iiins and Lor4s61
{Mo.1 short fEun, ChlCAgo 70 knnsaa Ct
ulion Qeppt. West bids, nezT Mnaisau-st- bstal,.
ST. Louis Il springfield h pEessr
via MaEn Line. *9E5 r. NJ 'aaU P. nA
KAp4as City East Lsxpfsss, via
Jacksonville, LII, aud Lduist-
sua. Mo. Mo..s~.---....:...;..-. '9i3 T. m. o@"p- uA
Hnaoua, facou Washington
Express lWesAasn Diyisun.3;. s4+56 ?. s69op N.
joliet u,sigtt krcqnp ua si:1 y. H. '9aoa. uzs
st. Lous4 Springfield Ligut-
utn8 E1pnase, Maiu 11ue.
and also v8 JAoksonytne Ui-
K.asss Gi; ii;iprs;s. i;;:ss.'i Il; 5.aE: r.
aup1lIle. H. Ioxiaiaua tio = GO Q. m. N.l5 M
Jefferson Qit Express ID .. n. 87;l6 =. NJ
Peoria, keasuk Bu1t'n Kx-... '9D H.: '?m r n:
.E1Gs.pt Sunday. -ta1. baturdA5. SEx. MoqdAJ-
tpai, via S1sa Line, and daily exrept hatufnsy, ~
J&oks1pvle Usla}on. 1Da1y, sta Main Ies ana daf}s
except Mond55, VIA Jacksonville Division -
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::zs:T .$l1lu!!tIo U'.I|t29<,f'::

aEhns or ernscr1r1:os <r&1.r.z u ApvAsrE':
Datc sai Ira year. b5 k:so
I'll Nees!s Edition, per =ca-, ~ N4-1....... Gu0
S:7i.y Edition, PEI sess, b. -:.Al<--.-.--.-- eco
!" cals Edition, per Ecaz; b. Na1L---.-.----. 800
Parts OF yoa- 1t the rs,e. X.
IT, r:eceat Ieaz and .=:..es, be 2ad G:vc Pest
otcs address it ta1, In Ing S;@t~ q C4uass :
k:ei:cness be saz1e @tc. 3: :7at, express. ps
Utlce order. il register =: :ct;s=s,=s .:-=sE- -"
TE1i.s CITY srEsCc11E1=.
Daily, dcNrcret Sunday excepted. u eeats per reeE
p-:;, d=liscrsd Sar@a- ;ur:lc: 70 cents pez ysces
address THE g.:IBU:sE COMPANY;
No. l. Sos:h Canl-st-. Chscaso, II.
Tribune 1s,.nca o:4cc. Eo. 80 Wabash -av., in tho
bc2Sstu.e of Ac.s-s. Cehp, An5rcEs q Co.,, vhcee
and ssons iu te received saa
viii rcccrc tke at,endou Is If lett It the ls!n
Od4ce. -
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AIKEN'S NEW THEATRE.

h!SH EGHo. = II TaoMas t USRIV1 LIED GVSGbhkTs
GRAND GALA II aTiSEEs, Wednesday, Oct 3 and
saturday, Oct la, to at: doors opan a
Pr.c2s nds>!n to tie mane>s 81 to parQcst d1ess
No e1i.a ca :sss 10. zeserred seats Admission to
tho secJnd balc,'uT, 81 GEMS
Seats ha aecared 1p- al o{ Th9As tQQoerA ~
Cobb's Library.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-13
From Ocean to Ocean.

We failed, in common with the city press,
to state on Tuesday that Ames Church was
filed on Sunday evening last with ladies
and gentlemen OF intelligence and respecta-
biiitv to hear the Rev. DR.. J. P. Newman
repeat the lecture that was delivered by
him North just after his return from Cali
fornia. to the great satisfaction Of all who
had the pleasure of hearing. it, entitled
From Ocean to Ocean" The lecture is a
most vivid description of what the doctor
saw in his travels to California. The grand
scenery of prairies, rivers, lakes, noun
tains valleys ETC., was painted in language
that did not fail to make his hearers see the
beauties of nature as they exist in the
country he was describing His description
of the trees, flowers, fruits, etc, that grow
out there, was truly marvellous The doc
tor opened his lecture with partial de-
scripti0n Of his travels in the Old World,
for the purpose of comparing the beauties
of art, as there seen, with the beauties CT
nature, az seen in the New World. He
spoke for an hour and half in language
that was beautiful and forcible, and was
listened TO with wrapt attention. His de-
scription Of the Mormons and their abuses
was particularly interesting, His notions
Of Mormon life, as developed by q system
of pretended religion, he evidently regards
as debasing to American civilization and
government.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-13
THE COURTS.
Emitted states Circuit Court,

In the case of Charles Case, receiver
| against j. o. Nixon and others, which was
| appealed to the Circuit Court, the iudg.
ment of the District Court against the de.
| PENDANT was affirmed, and the plaintiff is
directed to recover from the defendant.
hearneY, $50 for costs.
Mr. William Wright filed his bonds as
shipping commissioner yesterday. in &C
cordance with law.
Exparte Patrick O'Hara-O'Hara applies
90 the court for a nandamus, and the order
of court was issued in accordance there
With The petition AYERS that +. j. Stokes,
appointed and commissioned bv Governor
WarmOth supervisor of registration in Ter
rebOnne, under the laws of the State, is bv
law the proper person to count the votes
pOlled in the late election in that parish, at
which member of Congress was voted for
Petitioner was candidate for the Office of
parish Judge; therefore, is interested in the
votes counted NOWpetitioner asserts tina Z
Stokes has received and had in his posses
sion all the votes polled, but has left Terre-
bonnie, and is how residing in Orleans, and
without counting the votes pOlled at the
election.
BY these unwarranted acts Of Stokes in
leaving the parish without any one to rep
resent him, petitioner is deprived of his
right as voter and of the votes cast for
him as parish judge, and also in being pre-
vented from aScertalnlng the true result OF
the election, under the provisions of the
fifteenth amendment and the enforcement
act; wherefore mandamus is sued for, di-
recting Stokes to proceed forthwith 20
Terrebonne and there go on with the count
as provided BY law.
a rule nisi was issued and is cecurna6le
on Thursday, the fourteenth, IN the United
States Circuit Court. The rule was served
yesterday on the defendant.
Mr.. Stokes has been arrested and brought
before United States Commissioner Shan.
non on the affidavit Of O'Hara, who charges
him with violation of the twentieth sec
ton of the enforcement act, which reads
that it is the duty Of the election officer "to
ascertain, announce or declare the result of
the election" or make any certificate in
reference thereto. The defendant has
waived examination, and has given bonds
in the sum Of $4,000 for his appearance.
Messrs. Thompson, Bead, Mortie, Wynd-
ham, Nixon and G. Bradley were brought
before the commissioner. 1t was charged
that at the election Nixon, with force and
arms, interfeTred with AdOlphe F. Treval-
lion, 4 the parishsof st. Tammany. Examina-
ton waived.
Alexander W Weems, of the parish Of
st. 9ammany, was brought before the CON-
missioner on che affidavit Of Charles G.
Rappoldt, charged with unlawfully refusing
to register the atfiant, and thereby deprive
him of vote. Examination waived and
bond filed.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.


worn 90 ShadOw.-Flesh. muscle and mind
alike GeterioTste Hhen the stomach talteHs in it's
duty AMI the bowels do lot perform their part as
scavensers of the system regularly and naturally.
IN chronic dyspepsia the body is usually emacated,
the muscular fibre loose and fiabby, and the brain
incapable of prolonged or vigorous exertion. Every
organ, every member even the immortal mind
itself is to a certain extent dependent upon the
stomach for support. Strengthen and regulate
this feeder of the system withIHostetters Stomach
Bitters, when it fails to perform its functions
properly. A good appetite, an increased flow OF
the gastric juice and perfect digestion and asslmi
lati0n will assuredIy be the result. The manner in
which the great tonic and Alternative effects cure
of dyspepsia is direct and simple It stimulates
the digestive organs, cleanses without convul5ing
the bowels regulates the flow of bile and deter
mines it into the right channels, and exercises a
tranquilizing influence over the nerves.
poI2 St cod "
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-13
ESTATE OF SAMUEL sNoDGRAss.
UNITED STATES MARsHAL's OFFICE,
NHu- n1.lnnna Snntnrnhn IL I.-.n

UNITED STATES MARsHAL's OFFICE
New Orleans, September 10, 1872
TVNHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT A WARRANT
Il in bankruptcy has been issued ont of the Dis
tTCt Court OF the United States for the District of
Louisiana, against the estate OF Samuel SnOdgrass,
of New Orleans in the parish of Orleans, State of
Louisiana a!judged bankrupt, upon his own Pc
tition; that the payment of any debts and the de-
livery of any property belonging to said bankrupt,
TO him, or for his use and the transfer OF any
property by him are forbidden by law; that meet
ing of the creditors of said bankrupt, to prove
their debts and choose more assignees of his
estate, will De held at a court of bankruptcy. to
be holden on the twenty-trst day OF November
A. D. 1872 at nine o'clock A. NJ, at the CustOmhouse
building, New Orleans, before c. S. Kellogg Reg
lister s. 3. PACKARD
SELF no2I United States Marshal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-13
PROPOSALS FOR LIGHTING CITY
WITH OIL.

DEPARTMENT. OF Police,
New Orleans, November Is, 1872
GEALED PROPOSALS ADDRESSED To THE UN.
- derstgEed Will be received at this office until
MONDAY NOON. the eighteenth instant for light.
ing. distinguishing, cleaning and keeping in repair,
etc the lanterns, lamps, etc, in those portions of
the city Of New Orleans lighted With Oil for a term
OF two years, in accordance with specifications on
file III this department.
The city reserves the right to reject any and all
All parties making proposals for this contract are
required to deposit with the Administrator of Fl.
nance, as evidence of their intention to abide by
the adjudication, the amount of one thousand dol
lars i'll cash, which shall be forfeited to the city in
case OF failure To sign the contract.
Bidders to whom the contract is not awarded
will have their deposits returned to them on the
day the adjudication is made.
No bid will be received unless accompanied
by the certificate of the Administrator Of Finance
certifying that the required cash deposit has been
made.
Proposals to be indorsed Proposals for lighting,
extnguishing. cleaning and keeping i'll repair, etc,
the lanterns, lamps, etc, lighted with OIL" and
addressed to the undersIgnei
Bids to be made at SO much per lamp per annum,
cash. JAMES LEWIS,
nos III Administrator.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-13
ESTATE OF ROBERT b. Soaring.

UNITED STATES MARsHAL's OFFICE,
New Orleans October H. 1872. {
FEHHIS Is To GIVE NOTICE THAT A WARRANT
4 IN bankruptcy has been issued out of the
District Court of the United States for the District
of Louisiana against the estate of Robert B. Scar
ing. of New Orleans in the parish Of Orleans State
OF Louisiana adiudged bankrupt, upon his own
petition; that the payment of any debts and the
delivery Of any property belonging to said bank
rupt to him or for his use and the transfer of any
meeting of the creditors of said bankrupt to prove
their debts and choose one more assgnees Of
his estate, will be held at Court of Bankruptcy
to be holden on the twenty-third day of November
a. D. 1872, at eleven O'clock a. NJ, az the Gus.
tomhouse building, New Orleans, before c. s Ke-
logg Register.
s. B. PACKARD,
0cIl no22 g-ntted State4 NLarshaL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-13
ESTATE OF HORACE D. nlcGINNIs.
UNITED STATES MAnsHAL,s OFFICE.

UNITED STATES hARsHAL's OFFICE, I
New Orleans, September Is, 1872. :
TEHHTS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT A WARRANT
Il in bankruptcy has been issued out of the Dis
trct Court of the United States for the District of
Louisiana, against the estate of Horace D. Nc
Ginnis, of New Orleans, in the parish of Orleans
own pettion that the payment Of any debts and the
delivery of any property belonging to said bank
rupt, to him, fer his use. and the transfer
of any property by him forbidden by law: that
a meeting of the creditors of said bankrupt, to
prove their debts, and choose one or more as.
signees Of his estate, will be held at a court of
bankruptcy, to be holden on the twenty first day of
November a. D. 1879, at eleven O'clock A. NJ. at
the Customhouse building, New Orleans before S.
Z. Kellogg Register.
S. B. PACKARD,
sell n02l United States Marshal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-13

TOWARD TIE CIlosE.-Cora Lee, whose
younp life has bee h one round Of sinful
pleasures in lewd Experience, went to the
first precinct stat Ionhou5e Monday night
quite intoxicated. She had not been there
long before she be ,ame very sick, when it
became necessary Il send her to the Charity
Hospital, whence bhe may 90 to an I'M
marked Grave.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-13
ESTATE OF WILLIAM EDWARD TODD.
OFFICE UNITED STATES MARSHAL, I

OFFICE UNITED STATES MARSHAL,
New Orleans September 49, 1872. :
TsNHIS Is To GIVE NOTICE THAT A WARRANT
L ia bankruptcy has been issued out of the Dis
Louisiana, against the estate Of William Edward
Todd, OF New Orleans in the parish of Orleans State
of Louisiana, adjudged bankrupt upon his own
petition; that the payment of any debts and the
delivery of any. property belonging to said bank
rupt, to him or for his use and the transfer of any
meeting of the creditors of said bankrupt, to prove
their debts and choose more assignees of
his estate, will be held at Court of Bankruptcy,
to be holden on the tweGty.ffth day of November
a. D. 1872, at II A. NJ, at the Customhouse build
ing, New Orleans, before c. s. Kellogg, Register.
s. b. PACKARD,
se29 nO25 United States Marshal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-13
&sasgE OE q. a.. bgAE. KraI 9 go,
UyITED STATES aARsndg. 0BYrcu, a
h..a Arlnnnn Ill q -. -ln lA-.h M

USGTEB STATES aARsn6s 's1a1BprcU. O
BeW Orleans, October 23 1872
YfSHHS p no eve &eTGE yH4T a16 aIiaS
y wana"t IL bankruptcy has basn issued QUE
district of GoIisiang against che estate of g. D.,
Walker u &".,9Of the parish eli aerfeans9gstate cd
Louisiana adiud@ed bankrupts SIpoQ the psteisB
0f tt@r creditors; shSt Che gas ."hs 0s any sIbtG
and theaieysrg ~ any property belonging 80 5ai&
baukruptsso them eli S6T tlRr uss. aGd tS3Is tSSnB
fer Of any property by thsm sEe 9or6ddeu f.y lag
tia @mseting ef the0IeditHrs Of saiS @au6guU$1
t" prove ft@is debts and GhS0s" seIc Cor moro os.
signees Of thsiE estate will S4 held . oasrlqf 90
bankruptcy 80 be holden 9ile 9yYsfi9v Sh eiaF
~ NpVsnbsr a. o. 1879 az u o. 81 st tie a'uss,ndo
house blEI6Us, SsH @8leQus) bet0ya a. ., s5.I6og82
fSegS5Sero
o. q. BSrKeRgO.
0czy nos United Sta res harshsT.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-13

hAyoRAhTy OF NEW ORLEANS
City Hail, November 10, 1872.
$50 administration Series
Al ordinance Gor the payment Of che account
therein named.
Be i Crianed, That che following appropriation
be ana is hereby made, and that The AdnIiristra-
OF Public Accounts warrant on the Administrator
of Finance in payment of the same:
F. g. Remick, for costs due for tax suits for 1869
as clerk OF the Fourth District Court as per eeC-
tilted bill filed, SI25.
Adopted by the Council of she city Of New Or.
leans November IL, 1872.
BENZ. :. FLANDERS Mayor
H. CoNares- CLARKE Secretary nol3 Il
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-13
0Dera House,
1IOunt Carmel Fair.

The orphans possess a peculiarly strong
claim upon the charitableness Of our people,
and in New Orleans call in their behalf
has always been literally responded to;
but to present such attractions as the young
lady managers daily and nightly do at
Lyceum Hall robs those who participate
of ali claim to especial we'll doing They
more than get the worth Of whatever in
yestment may be made. This, astounding
as it may seem, is a solemn, solid and sedate
fact, that we challenge all who may have
attended to deny.
1t was the good fortune Of one Of our
reporters to be the guest of the "Shake-
speare table, over which Miss Mary
O'Bren and Mrs. McNullen preside, and to
receive from their fair hands such spark
ling, though innocent cups, as would have
entitled them to rank with Hebe in the old
DAYS of the Roman gods. Nor are they
alone in bestowing hospitabIe treatment
upon visitors At 'Fairy's Bower" and
the numerous other divisions of this at
traotive entertainment, the stranger is
kindly taken in and Toasted.
we seriously assert thai no pleasanter
place to spend an evening. considering the
music. tabIeaux and fair managers. can be
found in New Orleans during the next two
weeks. 1t Is a realization OF the scene Pope
depicts. which
SIngleD with the friendly bowl
The feast Of reason and IL. flow 81 souG
Remember Lyceum Hall anu the Mount
Carme! Orphan Asylum.
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Washington, November !, 1c75.

TREASCKI HEPARTNFNII :
Washington, November J. 1t1S'
g,nier and BY virtue Of proc amation Of Of
o. Pres Of the United States, dated
the thirtieth day Of October 1877 so!l s5 gs
of customs are hereby instructed fe[ ana ana after
quired to assess and collect, IRON dn %," of ten
sac3 ce aft sdv 3e provided BY the seven
{eept6 section Of the act Of June g., l5os
mon all merchandise imported lnTS f fnoI
r upT districts in French vessels SEoll
Countries other than France nsor
WILLIAM A. RICHARDSOR,
Acting Secretary Of tbs Sgeas0rs