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The New York herald., 1872-07-12
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, July IL, 1872.
despatch from Pau announces that body Of
Spanards attacked some French shepherds in the
mountains on the Spanish border and that two OF
the latter were wounded.
A body of French infantry have gone In pursuit of
the Span sh aggressors.
The New York herald., 1872-07-12
THE REVOLUTION In ST. DOMINGO.
Movements Of Baez-cabral a Fugitive in Hayti.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.
ST. DOMINGO, July 1,

ST. DOMINGO July l,
Via HAVANA, July 10, 1872.
Baez has abandoned the frontier and withdrawn
Ais forces to Azua. 1t is reported he intends to
raise more men for the purpose OF attacking
'Cabral again. Cabra is penniless and short OF am
munition, and is now within Haytien territory.
General Luperon has left Port au Prince and ar
rived at jamaica, having abandoned the project of
invading st. Domingo by way OF the northern
frontier The rest OF the republic, including Cibao,
Ia 0uiet
The New York herald., 1872-07-12

PORT AU PRINCE, July III
Via HAVANA July 10, 1872 I
The difficulty between the American Consul and
the authorities at st. Marc is ended. The United
States government ordered Mr.. Bassett, the Ameri-
can Minister to Hayti to allow the matter to drop,
owing to the incorrectness Of the Consul's state
The New York herald., 1872-07-12
A CLERGYMAN TO BE TRIED FOR MURDER.

CINCINNATI, July IT, 1872.
Rev. Jamuel J. Brown, charged with killing tho
COY Shek on Sunday last was before Judge Straub
to-day, and was held in $4,000 bail to appear be-
lore inc Grand Jury ON u charge OF murder in the
second degree,
The New York herald., 1872-07-12
THE COTTON CROP AND THE oATERprLLARs
MoNT0oMERY. Ala.. Inlv 1l 1aro

MONTGOMERY, Ala July IL, 1872.
Caterpillars In unusually large numbers have
appeared all through the cotton belt three weeks
earlier than ever before The weather which de.
vcops the worm continues
The New York herald., 1872-07-12
THE WAR IN VENEZUELA.
TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

CARACAS Venezuela, May 49,
Via HAVANA, July TO- 1872. !
IL Is rumored that President Banco intends
visiting Arente to fight General Ducharme, who Is
yet In arms against the government.
The New York herald., 1872-07-12

A.-Royal Havana Lottery. Prices Re-
duccd J, u MARTINEZ co, Bankers 10 Wall street
Box 1855 Post office, New York.
The New York herald., 1872-07-12

A.-ycstle's LacteOus Farinn,
the Mothor's Milk Substitute
Recon me ndcd by eminent physicisns
The New York herald., 1872-07-12
WATCHING THE vIRGINIUS.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
CARACAS, Venezuela, NAV 23
Via HAVANA, July 10. 1871

'''' '''' S''"f "UIJ IVt IoTI. J
The Spanish man-ol-war Arapides remains at
Puerto Cabello watching the steamer virginius. 1t
Is reported that an American man.of-war has ar.
rived at Puerto Cabelo to tow the virgnius to New
York.
The New York herald., 1872-07-12

Cr1stadOro's Improved Hair Dyc.-Fhe
world has produced preparation which acts win
such efficacy, safety and rapidiy.
The New York herald., 1872-07-12
SPAIN AND FRANCE.

Territorial Border Difficulties Between Agricul-
turists-Military Redress by the French.
The New York herald., 1872-07-12

Batchclor's Hair Dye-The Best I'm the
world the only perfect dye harmless reliable, nsa-
taneous AT all druggists.
The New York herald., 1872-07-12

A.-gJeraId Bra nch OHce, Brooklyn,
Corner OF Fulton avenue aud Boesuu.strcet
Open from A. NJ. to T. N.
The New York herald., 1872-07-12
HAYTI.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW York HERALD.

The Difficulty with the American Consul Ended.
The New York herald., 1872-07-12
A.-EIcrring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
25l aud Isl Broadway, corner OF Murray street.

AnUeII's Turkish Baths, Lexington ave-
nue. and Twenty nth nyig9ratins and vitaliins
before apctlng before dinner More soothing
than opates before retiring Ladies day and evenings
cutleuleu day and night
The New York herald., 1872-07-12

Royal Havana Lottery.-Great scduc-
tlon in the psces of Tickets orders nlei Prizes casJ
Information furnished 0overnment Bonds nesobatci.
rAiLOR x 90 Baakers. 10 Wall street New forN-
The New York herald., 1872-07-12

Political Banners, Flags and Portraits
at uOJER 4 GRAIIAMS, " Duane street.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-04
NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY. NOVEMBER d. 1872

Lnsraf Rehabilitation. .
SWIM. X. Roberts. Matthew stewart
q James Brooks. Adolph @. Dunn.
z Thos. j. Creamer. Conrad CEN.
B.Charles B. Shaw. John ID. Lawson.
o. Michael Connolly. David B. Mellsn
10 Fernando Wood. VIM. A, Darling
IL sClarllsOn N.POtterEthan Fiagg;
70. Charles H. Horton charles ~. JONI,
I3.J. O. WhitehOuse. John u. keJcnain'
Ii.David NJ. Dewitt John maven,
..'Eh Perry. Charles H. Adahs'
iG Adm Thayer James s. Smart.
IT, Rufus HeatOn. RobeltS Hale:
Il. Vim. II. Cantwell sWm. a: Mheeler
10. Daniel Il. JudsOn. Henry III. HatbOrn'
20. HeZeklah Sturgls. David Wilbur
2I..Benj. BrOckway. &C. L. Merriam.
a. RieR'd u. Sherman. ELLIS H. Roberts,
23. Henry A. Foster. Wm. Il. lansing
d. Frank Hisc0ck Il. Holland Duell.
IS. William I. Graves.C ID. MaoDOugall.
26.. William M. White. WA. ii. LlmpOrt.
a. Milo GOodrlch. Thomas G.. Plat.
o.. Stephen T. Hayt. Horace B. Smith.
90. Luther Gordon Freeman Clarke.
80. NJ. NJ. SOuthwOrth.GeO. G.. HOskins.
3lsWliam Williams Lyman X. Bass.
80. Charles ID. Murray'W l.. SessiOns.
Tho Ie egslaure elects U. s. Senator 70 succeed the
Tine ApolIo UdII Democracy have made the following
N
New-York tribune., 1872-11-04
DEPARrURk OF r0REiGN MAiLS.

MONDAY. Nov &
Mails m Bernua BY the steamship San Francsco, close Al
a. 10 Steamship sails at y NJ trou Pier 10. % n H.
TUESDAY. Nov s
Mails for MeHo BY the steamship Civ Of avlna clos,
H2p m Steamship sails al p m. from Pier No n r.
Mails Aspinva the Cenfa Amsrcaa and oon "a
cite ports etc per steamship AmcscA 10 sa
shp sails at u NJ. from Per No a. n. K.
WEDNESDAY. Nov. @
Queenstown ami liverpool Der setwshs
Minnesota close Supplementary hau l1I No - ~
r. Is closed al y steamship sails at -
Pnnslan closed Mail Is sent bT this hne ,
letters deposited In Supplementary Mails mst be prepaid VIZ
double DOstagei
THURSDAY. Nov T.
Mails for Europe Pnoah Cboboar ani Hamburg Per setp
sh,p Westpha 81 II Supplementary Mail on Per 100.
Third. st. HobOken closed a. steamship SAILS Al H. '
foot Of Tmnl. st. Hoboken
A irassan Closed Mail Is seat By this ine go.
IAN letters deposited IN SuOplementar Mails be prepaid WIN
double DOslagel c...t.
Mails Tor Havana bY steamship Columbia close a. p m seppc
menry Mail on Pier No N. r., Is closed a. si'' p m o'-"
1 letters deposited Supplementary Mails must be prepaid VITA
doul le
New-York tribune., 1872-11-04
TIE FUTURE OF WEsTcHESTER COUNTY

The great Inconvenience resulting from the
Horse Epidemic will have the effect VI proving more
cOnclusyely than the absolute necessity OF steam
transit through the city, In lieu OF the present unwiedy
aud uncertain system Of Iborse-cars Although There Is
little yet TO show it, there can be no doubt that we
al present nearer desired consummatlon than
we ever were previously, Since the positive assurances
Ground Railroad would be carried out without delay,
public hope has been considerably revived Tor II was
universally felt that the enterprise was In the hands OF
perform But apart from this. there are other lines of
speedy transit which give fair promise OF shortly being
under way ono of these "The Central Underground"
which has is charter s intact aud 5 Huiy temporarily
New-York tribune., 1872-11-04

although Il had been to him an arduous one,
nad enabled him TO become better acquainted
with tho people than he had been before, aud
il also enabled tie people TO become better acquainted
Win him Uo had endcavOred 20 define his position
clearly He was for Horace Greeley because he con
sdered II his duty 10 support the national nomination OF
tho marty Mr. Lawrence also spoke In terms OF eulOgy
OF Francis Herman ns u man, as lawyer, and as u
statesman. In speaking OF city matters he said ne was
in favor OF just economical, and, a the same time,
o fair administration. lie severely condemned the
course OF Commissioner Davenport and stated that II
elected he would protect tue rights and liberties of the
people. The meeting closed at q very late hour amid
srrpat cnthusam
New-York tribune., 1872-11-04
Tue COURTS.
DPCIsIoNS-Noy .

Supreme Court -Chambers-BY judge lngrah0m.-
in the Of petition OF W. A. Colt 20 yac7e No
granted Harrington 9gt Gonperts1hoton ior %
Others rejected Wse-ReDOr eon6rne
Superior COurt--Specidt IeTm-By Judge ScdgWick.
-Lanbic aet DECENTRALIZATION denied 80 Aouer lgt
Levns-MOtioH granted $40 costs Berthe ogt Jsekmln
and conclusion signed Lsfarge HosMoHOa desie, so costs
AntLo8y agt. AtknsOn.-Orisr granted
New-York tribune., 1872-11-04
PANNENGERN NAILED.


FOR LIyBRPo0-Ia slsapsAP flgsrsa, Nov MrA Ana MS Ns
Neecomb Neweomb. W. GunirY Mr. aud Mfs ~ ahNc
Master BloadhAm " sereyra Miss Mar' H. seFs ga
maid and Mrs Payson three ehden, ae4 sro mad h ~
Kug Mss King Mn and Miss Carey Geo b2~9 ~ 80 ~
Mr. asd Mrs H. S Holt David kng. Nm D. Ahk Mo ''l
Snh ngg.e cAd Ma, sands Ms hsU h,s N'' W, x
Nrs Nj wilkins No j. Styie NJ ari Nrt y = Nc
, Rl,oasJ k, snI Mr. ~ j. Townsend Gearle a. Clara
A. Stella McCartnoy e. ) HAYES, om.h lew hec't +"
n X M.ss., Az. ~ Xau Reu.ssaer De- S Lau, d. iuos.'n D"
New-York tribune., 1872-11-04

hNFhbNh N"N n I'M - - -
~,
1891. .gmbersou sgt. Shindler
1903. Caldwell e. al. agt. Weld
et al.
306T. .McYeany agt. the Mayor,
&c. City OF n. Y.
l75l. .Ploedtull sgt. same.
2O33. Wood Bros. Co. sgt Asch-
roft.
2045. Bennett ast. OBrien. SberiG
T23. .vsn Briel ct al sgt. Walker
et al.
1929. Kenny agt. Kinds.
29l .Schsfer sgt the Mayor, 6c,.
ofN.Y.
PART H.-BARRKTT,
10. Sheldon agt. 0'Brien, Shenh
824. Brett ct al agt Souder et al
1918. Lelanee ct Al. agt Brennan,
sheriff
T86. Weston agt. Wilson It a.
27Ot Jewett ct al sgt Black ct al
793. Martin ct al. sgt. Mcdaniel.
808i. Cory sgt. Hitler et al
3453. Bridget sgt. ReinhaFt.
$50. Cobb agt Sleen et al.
693. White OF a. agt. TsllmadgeI
ct al.
954. Archer agt. King.
CHANBKRs-Opens at 10 a.
GENERAL TERN-lsGRAHAs, p.
mera;ed
SUPERIOR COURT-TRIAL TBRN.-
at IL
1895. .Rosenseh and another agt
The U. 4. r Trans. Co.
%. Howell agt. Kelly, Sheriff
lg29. Godfrey agt Williamsburgh
City Fire Insurance CO.
1873. Black sgt kOseathal.
I755. Hoffman agt. Gale.
1883. Murphy agt SlppL
lG65. .LsthrOp sgt. CatherwooL
53l. .Reiuemsn ct al agt LOuch-
man.
PARr.IT.-MOSELL,
lioS. Ransom agt Ford.
l50l. Heller agt Oliver and srO.
1888. .Godffey agL Commonwealth
Fire ms. Go.
1884. .Tsllmage at. Spoford.
1880. .Godfrey agt. FiremeD's Fund
Ins. Co.
1856. .O'Brien. Sheriff, agt. Mer-I
ehauFs lnS. Go.
1894. .O'Bnen. sheriff. agt. Will
lismsb'gb CITY Fire Ins. Co.
COMMON PLEAs-EoUITY TERN
The whole Equity Ca
COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL I
Court opens
1855. Moses ct al agt. Brennan,
sheriff.
1883. Halle agt. Same.
1898. .HAdden agt. Shapter.
1906. Carroll sgt Thim.ave. X. Il.
Co.
So. .McCauley. adm'K. sgt. Cans.
463. .Puriy agt. O'Brien. ShenG
1887. Richards agt. Wellington.
81. Bender agt Eyarard.
PART IL-LARREsORE
1924. .Tanneubaum agL Nigel
l542. .Michaelis sgt. Second-aVe.
K. r. Co.
1885. .Michaelis sgt. Same.
1855. .Clegg, admir-, agt Bel.
1863. .Spngsteen agt. Clark < Ano.
1851. .BOas agt. Dinkelspel
1884. .FitIg raid agt Maitland.
1859. .Rascke agt. The Lycoming
lbs. Co.
245. Woodrow s. ano. sgt. Nc
DOnoBgh.
MARINE COUKT-TkfAL TRRs-Pl
calendar oalle
5l6. The AmaEOu ms Co. agt
cOtungham.
500. .Silber agt The Thid-ave. T. /
r. Co.
592. Haskell act. Hiller.
SAG. Walter agt DielL
Ga. .Winkens AIT. Heinecke.
$50. .BiBstein sgt. Solomon.
6e8. .OHagan agt Ryan.
PART iI-CURris. J.-Opers and
III, $40. sol. $50. 63J. t45. 669, Cos,
PART lIl.-JOACHINsRN. J.--Ope
NoA--ltS, 24l, 235. 32o, 81. 3i8, ~
New-York tribune., 1872-11-04
TO-MORROW'S ELECTIONS.
A POLITICAL REGISTER FOR THE COMING
CONTEST

CLASSIFIED LISTS OF THE NOMINATIONS FOR
STATE OFFICERS AND CONGRESsMEn.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-04

L-N Az DhNaff s-Nl'h' a.
o.. m.
/ l25l .HeiuemGn and ano. sgt. Heard
etaL
lij5. .Webie sgt. Spe'lman e. a.
1883. Anderson e. a.. agt Ignu0
et al
1881. .CaTman, j., sgt Kelly. Slerh
1851. .Rennie agt Dieglss et q.
l059. Keitl at McCornick snia-o.
90. .CiarE agt COckerill sn4 40.
lo7l. Bennett sgt Hollrgign 81 81
2J75. .Hee agL Shute
lU71. .Gnblh and aCO. agt Tat
Lock Shank But. Go.
2079. Flataw sgt Buddensich
"opens st l0t a. m.
9J5. .Clslin et al agt. Hirchseld
aBd a1Other.
6{3ni llOlltrsr ct sl al. Rufner.
3sz. Schwartz agt. Mailer.
$50. Morris sgt Sieums, SurV.
90. Never agt PitiSt0a 4 blnia
Coal Co.
7O2. Montgomery sgt. The 0d
Dominion s. 5 Co.
TO. Linn egf. ChiTdsvogue.
800 kammcrer agt Wheeler
9o4i Leland sgt FePpsrL
m.-Calcnfsr called Of II n.
J.-ODsns at lOl 4. m--hca'oea-
motions.
-PARr L-BARBoUR. Ch J.-opea
a. m.
1918. Agate act Low us.ein and
another.
1861. Julian and auo,her agt, smith
aud another.
llIl. Howard agt Sme.
1855. .Mundoy at WtnleL
1869. Wolf snd another agt CleFs
snd another.
f27j. .MiersOn agt. H0re.
1896. Fleming sgI he y. L. ana
). g. ). 5. Go.
"opens at Il a.. IN.
1895. Same agE Commercial Flrs
las. GO.
l3l0. Day agt. O'Bicn, SheiL
ll2. .Schsnck and sno. agL Morris.
1850. .bsstm0nd et al sst. smith
et al.
llss. .Knickerbocker e, al At
Same.
1900. Keep et al sgt Sane.
1902. DAVIS and snO. AT. sine.
1888. Levy et al. agt Joues etsL
-ROBINsOS, y.-Opcns al II q. 10.
lendar will be called.
'ERa-PARr L-LJBw, J.
al N 2. m.
6Os. Howell agt Empire Fire laA
Co.
866. .kre,niborg sgt. O'BreH.
SeHd.
ll2il White sgt. Weldon.
1851 Bernhard at. X pn.
Ri5. Hansg az. OBuen, slsn1.
81. .Flsk agt. Stander. ei n.
.ifl2. Shannon sgt. kcUr
5a8. Wheeler agt CouSOck.
!, "opens AZ II a. o..
Il662. .hammoud ag'. !. O'isrs, 90
Marshal.
1917. Charles Holman sgt LscA L
auo.
1853. .OppeBheim sgt Hsg,dorn.
1859. .Huliran agt Hester
1850. .Leonsri agt H-ickerbset,f
lee Go.
1891. .wash'n.ton Ice Go. sgt
Same.
ART L-sPAuLDIxG. "opens ara
q st l0a ~.
693. .Kolhacr agi. Rf-tsr.
10. .Je1n.ng ag'. Jennings.
lu9l. Helm e. he2rT.
Pa. .Fnoimau ar. iiodson.
81. .nrinsteiu sgt Aorgsn.
-C4. Doe agi. Meaghec
8n6. Horton agt. kruen.
SO6. Horton agt Clark
calendsr called az l0a. M Nos
81, o. 3. 68l. 6a3. 6Si, ESQ. lls.
NJ and clloldaF c.l ed a. d. no.
T. t65. il6, 81, ~, ill, ~. lba.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-04

CALENDARS-THs
SUPREME C0UEr-CIKCUIT-PART Ivan BRunT, "opens a.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-21
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, THURSDAY NOVEMBER 81 1872

tary Of State, at the time the supervisory
returning board was constituted. there is
. no further reason why the REPCBL!cAS
should withhold its opinion upon the sub
iect. IS Judge Dibble declares, the Gov.
| ernor. himself, recognized General HERON
|! as Secretary @ State, up 70 the very min
ute when the vote YVES taken as 20 the e0.4-
position .? che board. The evidence O.:
81! parties establishes this as the exact:
fact, and Il is therefore an easy conclusion
! sh"s he vas Secretary u State ore minute
later when the vote was taken as 10 The
election Of Ifessrs. L0ngstreeG and Haw-
kin5. Che entire question turns upon
this single point. whether General Heron
vas the Secretary ot State al the time be
'oted g ill che vacancies in the board?
Judge Dibble decides THAI he vas, III.
only because The public recognized him as
such, but because the Governor made q
similar acknowledgement az the very IN
slant when Tie vote was being taken.
Nothing Su: che character of Genera!
Herron's @ote induced the motion
Of Che Governor 70 create 9 vacancy il tile
office Of Secretary Of State and since Of
cial motions are not tolerated without la-
gal reasons and by legal process, it is az
creed that there was none committed IL
the case Of General Heron.
# the decision Of the Eighth District
Court prevails, and We can nos discover
any reason why it should not. Nessrs.
Lynch and Heron constituted the major.
ity Of the supervisory returning board,
and their action in electing General Long.
street and Judge Hawkins to supply tle
vacancies created BY the rctiIacy %
hessr8. Pinchback and Anderson was
Legal and proper. This determines tile
trIle officers to whom the people of The
State are to look for the proclamation j
the results Of the late election, ana ~ may
safely congratulate the people, without se.
gard to party o. partialityo that justice
will be done in the premises The VIII d
the State will be upheld however i may
have been cast, and the rights ot every
mgn who was fairly e!estc<! vii! J.. fully
sustained. !
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-21
n IMPOSING ARRAY o. GEa21 rA2Eg 3.

~ IMPOSING ARRAY @ IEG2I T42Eg5.
It's now probable slas Distsic: .4ttor-
.ey Beciwitb viii be sble 20 argue sha
important injuaet.oz s5sit sos 5oz hearing
before judge DnraH o. friday. yhe Sc
tack o! congestion Of slc lungs tson
which be has suffered for several days, and
which was s11per;nluce3 0y heart disease.
j., we aye dapsy SO announce. passing
away.
should n ta;i, :oweYes, his associate.
Nessrs. William Il Hunt, P Hickey,
Morgan ana others, are promised power
tal reinforcements il the persons Of Sen
acor Matt. Carpe1se: % Wisconsin, and
Hon. john \. Bingham, o$ Ohio who are
universally recognized SIS unsurpassed
constitutional lawyers. As both nave
participated conspicuously in the congress.
sionaI proceedings which finally coneen.
trated il tls acts un6er which the present
contest is brousLs they eye peculiarly
lifted to exronnd tho proYe5 construction
ana intent d Tie law.
This legal joust will doubtless pro~e
remarkable historic event, for seldom. in
,he history d this nation have equally i'm.
portant and saE gs.eLins questions been
brought to bar.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-21

This IS Tie w@v tbe .7nles permits is
.aiumps d IL r-1t toE the instruction Of
Tile public upon ha2t.y legal problsmss
In regard to the impending brogjio abou:
the Louisiana elections, permit regular
reader Of the Tines to say that the people
ot New Orleans and Of Louisiana are placed
il false position by the seeming admission
That the returns OF the election Of officers
under State OF federal government, are cog
r,izable BY the United States court. That
court il sinply aud absolutely "Co1Wm nan
fNdtc".' Except In 2 case from khc,i~
Island. il the Dor conspiracy, no case eve
came before the United States court In which
that court exercised Jurisdiction IN o matt,
INVOLVING The supremacy OF State in the
organization % Its government Tho I'll
pfeme Court e!"@-,'ed on the questions IL
v1fv.e h"r:"sa il e-os Z cut hetSsen Git
z":s u eiilteraG" States, and the aus ieu=
u regard to personal rights made il Iesrs-
~@fy for 'hem :" decide which was 'he
oI1httul government % Rhode Island. 70:
United 50: court ~ decide act"t.G
Ha?ties, citizens and residents 81 ?le sane
eL.s'". q ,.t .;io:- ."ol .:a. only :Ae c5.a..
use 2! III" powers %; Siia State government.
and IN Gt'":2...nlH. questions III regard -
~" !" ~ .: lie :cFn:a!' :ote u IL" *t."
'""2i4 DC. and necessarily. IS, :ae ss.sS:;: 80:
80 81. lie powers - = III.
t. l.s.in We, :'s sa.ge,nc %g2:ls I'll
~: ''e,e:'2:s2 Jurisdiction. i. She cas- O: ,
s'e Doy :ah..lioss, 2.s decided tbas e.
{ .sl4rass ~; - ;yests'1... ..f:..e ..o..
y de: .aeoga;;;o:., v:..'. =
u: ciaisDa..:s ooa.,:.r:.s|i .;.o republican. |
'a:as q sossr;.g.,e..:: ...:s.1::es: - Ii.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-21

Once. ~hen &c was flush. f'an Rice pre-
sented the city Of Paducah with {" ire eff
gine. Last week his impecunious circu.
Same t. thas town. and the Common Coun-
ell III special session. magn4nim"Us!.s &c
mHstod Dams license in full
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-21

We motice in the Homer lisaeS enc an
s8opncemenc OF the marriage OF hr. Charlie
IS. Blackburn 80 Miss Josephiro cara, both
eff Homer. fhe young man il &c SOC oG !ioD
W. gasue. Blackburn.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-21

An atsempe was made to "burgie' andy
sgohnson's residence one night last week.
The ex- President hurled copy Of the con
atitutlof at the gascals, and they TED.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-21

At recent funeral in Georgetown, Cali
Gornia, man tainted and tumbled head
Bong into the open grave. dying il few
minutes after getting ont.
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The eonaa"yot;on OF Pelican Lodge, y. .: .
~ifl take place at the halle corne: Of Poy-
slras ana bertrand streets. this evening.
AN invitation has been exfended 20 sePre.
tentative 81 the EErUBEcAS :" 81 present.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-21

Pnosphogjzed bronze Is now exciting a."
IGNITION aoe material for guns Several Of
8he european governments have been "x-
perimenting With i with SIC" 20 it,
@8Optiuno
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-21

The work upon She Franklin statue
pedestal in Lafayette square is progressing.
Tho foundation 81 complete and ID q Few
alaHe the granite base will be erecteAs
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-21

g;oughgei1s Of % stolid mar who. ~hen
cold that fokem not be pounded into
Sliug with q Bledge hammer, asked If people
ever did pound jokes info otAeg people with
@iedge hammers
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-21

CoTone1 T. ~ Stockdale. Internal geveuue
collector announces Gale Of seized pro-
perty on the third 0f December next. Par
Siculars a.e etatod in the advertisement.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-21

The lowest point Of the Thermometer yes
eerday morning was zero az St. paul. The
highest point yesterday afternoon vas s. \
AZ Indianoia and New Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-21

We nave received j. Berger Spence
G. Co.'s WceLly Chemical. Mineral and
&etal Report, published at Manchester,
England Octsber 49,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-21

They teach the young ideas how 70 sioo'
at an early age in Saltwater, Minnesota. =
search among the pupils Of school there,
she other day, resulted in finding three re-
solyers, one Of them loaded, which tho
otripIings earried in their boots.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-21

The style. Tor ladies' wraps are infinite,
out she Dolman ID the great rag" jus: now.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-21

The st. Charles Theatre is going into Gle
grain business, The management will have
states there on the second Of December.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-21

The Boston Globe says that wooden build
5ngs Of two stories escaped the flames that
deyoured lofty granite structures.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-21

It il said the prettiest Comb n pere Ia
Chaise ID that Of Helen Adrainof. Russian
Ballet dancer.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-21

There was but one Greeley and Brown
vote cast in Crotch, Massachusetts, the
home Of Secretary Boutwell,.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-21

Readers Of the REPUBLICAN, are referred
% the mes advertisement Of the jackson
gailroad.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-21

What il tina: from which If or take che
whole some gill Eemain' She vora ~Ao!e-
@ornea
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-21

There i a gro&t demand TOR stores i'll
Boston. Nne man who had JUST leased a
store o. Chauncey street for $3.50 4 year
has rnderlet it at the rate Of $li 1000 per
annum for four yctFs. Another firm. pay.
ing $1,000 PCT year for an entire store. was
offered 5000 for tho ground 1toofo
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-21

what il tia: which makes every person
sick Su; those who swallows :-5!a5tery.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-21

Bohemian garnets set in silver are i,econ-
ing fashionable for deni soiIette .eRelry.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-21

e'Whac is The best butter" exclaimed "n
nratos at meeting Of dairymeD.