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TO
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In order to protect PARTRIDGES, RAB.
BITS AND OTHER GAME,
WE POSITIVELY FORBID

v ELI TOhOlD
ons, trespassing on thu
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gree to mutually defray
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1t is not physic which may give temporary relief 10
the sufferer for the first few doses but which, from
tinued use brings Piles and kindred diseases to aid in
weakening the invalid is it doctored liquor which
under the popular name f"iters" is extensively
palmed OIL on the public sovereign remedies but it
is most Powerful Tonic and Alternative pronounced
by the lead ng medical authorities of London
and Paris and has been long used by the regular phys
clans OF other countries with wonderful remedial re-
sul
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-01-11

elerts,. Boten, lno E%batfebern, mela {
auf ben Std aeleet &pirb. f
Befdloffen, fir jttess @itoliep
fir Die Seilon auf 5 tdsli@e 3eitun9en
orer peren Nquipaleut In rS9entli&en
Su abonni>en.
| @er&teeene in GolBt Ter Der YererSs
eerteu MitsIieper;obt n5tbi9 9erporcene
Nbdnoerunsen in Der @eI@dftsorpnaua
nurcen beliebt.
Ser 9tnou beantraet bic snoro>
nun9 oes Drudss Don elmer befimmte1
Nnsabl Gremplare rer @ouperneur'ss
boti&aft in Deutl@. Nctpeail@ unr
S6weniih.
Natiirli& fneet fofort.bas 8erlaneen
nab hem Druid elmer beftimmnn Nn,abl
BON G%remplaren Der Boll&aft in @ell9,
Grans6fi@ unp B5bmila feline Munpz
flde, une 6errn 2inau'6 Moticn ,p,rp
bic aur Grnennune oef @ommittess auf
Foen Slid Bele9t.
pa1ftrt cine ppn &ict eineebra@tt
Blu fir einen 3uioe auu, Greibr;ef Der
Sire u, Marine Snf. 60. @erl.st.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-01-11

Grbittcrterpartett in
oui{iona.- Tpl9enre Meloun9en
tommen BON Seem Orleans unter pcm 3.
Sanuar. Gin ouf Die Inter iu9un9 Don
Antla9en auf 8etru9, mel@e 9esen Die
@Mit9lieo'r Carr uno 1ewee erbpben
>peroen, ab;ielencer @ntra9 CAB Gcronz
la11urs gu linen 9erpalti9en Iuu1ult in,
!9aule Der Heprdientanten. Wan modte
ben gerlud, BEN g preder Garter nit
0epalt 31 entfernen unp MUIR bur9 ;eiti<
9eS Gn@e{aen in &eierYe Qebaltener
uGreunpe" permpdte Garter 1einen els
~ beboupten. 200 Mann farbiee Trup<
pen NIT 2 &anonen fino CUR ~Mufre@ter<
baltun9 BET &ube" reip. Ter llnterfabur9
Der @artertten entbpten, pdb eno bic Seq
,er cine 3ien,li@ 9let9e z treitma9t tez
reit balten. (Der npn ben ~@efcrmern"
fir SpQfpmraer erfldrte Telcsrapb miro
1nttten m 8eri@t Iber ttele @prgdnae
pbnmddtte, baerea ndbere Grfldrune MIR
alfo a%bjuparten baben.J 7'
- Son benz Shispseeri&t ,pel6ee
in Sent ibsr bic Alabama Strettioteit
rt9ttn foQ. piro Dor rem II Mpril ni4ts
ntrlautbaren.s Nlfo 0ebulp!!
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-01-11

! "6in iber eos @eieB ! Sin. lber bic
1tilmmer tes 'Sludsl auitnrer upn Be-
tro8enen uue8 sfoblenen gum 3u@tbau6
oper Gltffenpalaf"
@Qen &elpsft uor Dem &no@ennann.
Gr III BALD nod Der Ginji9e auf piefer
@elt, her Dor ben Miuionen mddti9er
@auner feinen &elpeft bat.
G6 lebe Der Sob!
2ebteGisftano.-Gists 9eide 1T
BON benO ffsisreu Der Don tbr, eomu1anoir>
ten unp In 1etnem Ittamente NIT $110,
900 teoudten 9ten @eaiments Don rer
@obnun9 na@ Dem Saale Der Grie@
BabnzD ireftcren I'm Spernbauie 9es
bra@t unp litet bort auf smYarabebette.
Die 2eide, ouf peren @ef@t nur Elm
3ei&en pom lei@tem @@mer;, mar in Ter
Uniform pe6 @eetmentes 9efleiptt. sic
muree nadbem ite BON bunoerttaulenpen
pom Neueteri9en betradtet rporoen, NIT
srobem proaeiionseep:dnee mad benz
New 6aYen Depot eefibrt, BON no lie
unter Gsforte Der Sffstere pom, 9ten &es
8trnent PEI Babu mad Bratletoro, Ger>
mont 9ett.
,rlnre6t Gut aebeibt nt&t", 1T Elm
Spri6wort welhes NIT per tdeli&er
4rfabruns Der @eBenpart nidt mebr
b%armonirt. Desbalb ,perben bic i'm
Iefament Gisfs Beradten aud f&psr-
lid onfteben. il@ ibrtn Gbeil bee ubsler>
morbenen Mammons au @smutbe ~
3iehrn.
Cine Grau @opter GiSt6' @@meaer>
erbt 100000 in Dompfbpptz@ ftten. fem
@ater uno feline Mutter cine Nente BON
$4,000, pitp feline Mi9te, bic Trduleins
Mor1e. $4,000 trieot bas Ste Milisz
regiment, pel7en Sberit Gisf par. Sap
@oulo erbdlt feline per1Snltdeu Gfeeten
-%parunter pas pa 0ummiidube, mel.
DIE bic id6ne Solepbtne binter 6ist ber<
mari als fie tbn gum @aule btnau6ae>
piefeu, uno feline Nrau befou,mt cas- ibz
ri9e 8erm69en. @as 1le 9efrie9t bdtte,
bate S%plepbine Germ 1tst ni9t Den
2aufpaB 9e9eben, 1T cine anrere Jrase.
lweep bat lber Jist'e @rmorcun9
auf Stotes eefludt tpie Elm Qan;fnt6t.
6ofentli& brtnQt erStofe6 UNI unp wtro
oann B Il eebdnst unp 70 &iner oteier
2umpentunre our1 ben Wnperu ab9e>
than.
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(0joaef00bt,)

Die Mtnneapol.s Greie preGe son.
6. b. M. brinat e',,en oifeielen Beridt
iter 2ebens 8trfderunas @stQihofen,,
III we|den,s peridierene 1flt&e @eleQz
ihaften erlten &anaes :bin6&ti9 ibrer
Mue9aben an9earfen reroen.. Sbne
un6 auf meitere @ontroperien einsusaGex
eIrpiepern mir rorauf G%nleenpes:
Dab dc jlnafe 6flide, lp.sieI Netr
yort 2ebens @erfderunaseeitQi@aft ben,
8eril&erten gan; anpere @aran,ten bietet
ols bic dltefe peflide, oaB Auseaber
lber tbre &tdfte BON ben &epiioren nt9t
s"pulpet perpen ,piiroer, 1T cine Sbatla-
de, bic ben, serinaAen@ ei6dftsmann our
@endoe betannt II, bod foQ pau,tt nt@t
9elaat ieiu, Bag ee nt@t aud ebrenpertbe
wefli@e- @eitt1idaftsn Qiebt. Stoes
jlngere @efadft nun ebenlo rpie ieoe idn<
oere 9ebens @erfi&erunss @eltqi&afte
bat in ben erRen Sabren me1r Nu69a@
ben als ipdter, fam btelelssu aber
aud traaen. ca In ben erften eSatren Die
&i0eos Jung, unb ltbr tpenta @erluf1e III
3ablen Tnp. Au6erreu, 1T ss cine ereSe
Iraae, eb pie1 9erinaen Aus9aben au&
er66ere Dipirenrs Il d Z btt5s @erffs
&erten" nod f@ aieben.
Der 8erfaNer beS erwdb ten Bertdt
tn Der Minnsopoli6 freisn preie bat f&
nun jlnaere @efeu1doften beraus0earif<
fen. um im8 erelei@ NIT ibren aueenbltdlt<
den Nu6eoten feline Gompanie in eta
sdnifiseres Qidt III iesen. unp IS MT
Dem u'tbeile etrenmertber 0e1hiftsleute
dber'aNen tlsitsn. Of es aenillt rie @or<
the'le BEG eiQenen @ei&dftes aniupreiftt
pcer Oh IS ebrsnpantr III. parit Hna're&t<
fetti1te Nner'fe auf ancee @elhd'te e.
fen &1naes ;u oerbinten. UNI e.nem we<
niger aufaet'drter Ibeile oes Yublt<
fums Sanp in Die NuQen ~ ftreuen.
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y % 5ttie : . ~ h3.S ~ n. :
SX n n . h ,e&r - .7.e Nae a.

Ma9bebura,e7 De-. DIR PRO
seb pes &5ntos pon2 Soaitn ee0en III.
Maeceburser Jentrotrd6fa.Iunssselsl,
tdaft usatn Gntiddoisun9 aud peB
Braupe5 o's DItsrener boftbeaters il
pom id6fi&en Oberappeuot,oneAeri@ie
tna Dtesttrs,n otttter 9ufana sbenfdlis
ssnadAR'4 atstn pie ytleul&aft enli3,e<
Ben. pptpta, 81,
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Die 9empereu5umtrtebe

9ta4CeM c1e u2fmperen3ler' - MI
oeriteben unter bteler8 ejet@nun8 ftets BIT
Greunee BON 3wansema6reseln se9en
Den @ebrau6 eeiifieer G~labisfe'ten ale
~@etrdnte" - 10 ;iemli1 aOeeue.u
pte unpur&flbrta abioluter Derbot:
@eisBe, 4 la Massachusetts etneeleben,
periteben ls it& enpli9 ~ elmer Dtrdnne,
run9 IN tbrsr Iactit. IS fol- ni6t mebr
abioIut uermebrt lrin, eeii,9e Glala9fetten
als @erdnte 3u p%erfauftn, pper
3u taufen aus3ul@enfen uno
o,nter Die Binpe ~ steben, alein
e. ioQ Elm G,Ifo pamit perbunpen >per>
cen, msldte DE @el9dfle Der @,f5r :abri,
fan,en, y ouer uno Bttbe, mie pae
Rt@t gum @enuB pcs G,infsrs auf
e,n M.nimum ;u recu5iren anoetbon
i6eint.
Went Is elmer 6auafrau oter I'm
0ormunpern minorsnner Sinner berunft,
Duff Der @atte unp 9ater @elp, rpelhes
Ct in einem @ntbsbaule ausAeeez
ben, eisentlt@ Rem 6ausbalt unp Der6a<
ri1ie ent5osen, 70 lou tbnen cas Re&t
sufeben, ben Dirtb ocer bic Birtbe, bel
penen pas @elp peraueeabt pu,re, &c.
ri9tlib GUT &ad3ablun8 a%n3uballen.
LIN lpl&e Ald,abluns fiber ;u iteuen>
louen rie aQsrrigoro(efen selsBli@enVor>
fsbrunam sftrefen tprrpsn.
Inter pieiem @sleBe linp nun bic ~
eebeue,li@aen Dinee mSslid, uno, no
e6 beftebt, berett6 ra9emeIen.
Ni@t nur rte Graueu uno Gamilien
notoulhev 1runtsntolpe, nstn leleD pie
ieni9en i'm Auaemeinen aan3 nidterner
Mduner, Die 9ele9entli@ CUR @r>
bolun9 Elm @irtbebau6 beludt, nu1esn
9e9en pie @iabe fla9bar, an9ebegt ron
cen Maentsu Ter 3empsn,pereine, melde,
no r,sife @d,b beitebt, es li@ anaeleaen
letn la0en. rai1elbe ~ elmer mbe,dit
fur&1baren 6anpbabe 9e9en ii @s,tdufs,
Don Sputuo'en ~ MAIDEN.
unp oarin liest pie eiaentl &eS&neiz
re Der @afe. Die eisentli@e Gerer Der
Gale.
Ga6 @eisb eiebt ben Trmperenalern
fcrtmdbrenp IT, le9enbeit. @b,faneprcSe(e
9eAen Witbe ~ peronla0en unp pul@
fcrtrdbtence @elppnlufe Ne matt au
beben. Is 9iebt bic Ba6s unp pas
5&la&tfelo fir einea or 9ani1irte
&rte9, uno rpenn oe,ltlbe ou6 i6l{ef<
LID nit otr @'eperiaae Der @%b,fansure
enren mu6, 10 gilt e8 co6> Zen &ris9 jslbtt
III oermeipen. unftre 8ei6dftsleute Dor
unbere&enbaren 8erluten. PIE Baraeree.
me,npe por Den niepertrd6ttafen Bam,li>
%enifanpalen uno ZEN Staat por rer
S@ance III fatiBen, fem @elbbu4 nit
Der 9emsinfen ouer @srfelsanssta tute
perunebrt 5u boben.
Wte ldbt ft& peu, entse8e,, tretsn7
Nntmort: g. fens In Dem man
Dem partei9etf en%t9esen,ritt, rem
jepe 1fentli@e @alanitdt piufomntn1 it,,
pie Ct su:' Vunoe'ubes Fur poiit,lhes ga
pttal au6beuten tann. BEN par
tetaeiR. Der, mie pol ct thinner ben Muno
ssaen pte lempersn3ler niumt. fi@ Of
alle N unbetl, cas- fe anrt4hten. ms
bdut&en la&t, iofern Is ibu, aur aes
l'usL ben Na&we's 3u liefern, . a + ( l.
SEMITIC TIRE p.olttil@e g e.
8enpartet far pas lntetl rerant:
lportl,@. 's>~'@ #o~@ 70
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-11
SUCCESSION OF MANUEL M0RANo
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No s., $685.

RY s. GUISAULT, AUCTTONEER.-Ofi Office.
DCOTner of Exchange alley and Bienvlle street.
SATURDAY, November2 1872, will be sold at twelve
O'Clock M, at the Merchants and AuCtioneers' Ex-
change, Royal street, between CustOmhouse and
Canal streets, by virtue of an order from the hon.
Orable the Second District Court for the parish of
Orleans. dated September %, 1872
LOT OF GROUND, situated in the Third Dis.
tTlct OF this city, in square bounced by Union,
Frenchmen, Greatmen and Craps streets, desig-
mated by letter on sketch of plan annexed to an
act passed before A. D. DoriOcourt, on The twenty
second of July 1870; said lot measuring AZ feet 8
inches lines front on Union street, by 81 feet IL
inches lines deep
A PORTION OF GROUND, situated in new sub-
urb Marigny. making part of the lot designated by
No. of square No. 49, bounded By GOodchidren
Union, Fr6nchmen and Morales streets, agreeably
to plan made by D. HemeC0urt, surveyor on the
seventh of January 1913 deposited in the Office of
a. Z. Bienvenu, notary public, measuring 81 feet
front on NJ raes street, by 81 feet in depth, to-
gether with the buildings and Improvements
thereon. consisting of two frame hOusesH Nos. 414
and 476 No. 474 having two rooms back gallery
and two cabinets small double kitchen Cistern
prlVy, paved yard etc. No. 4T6 contains two rooms
prlvy cistern, etc. The W hole divided into two
teneRents.
A LOT OF GROUND situated in the same SQUARE
measuring 50 feet front on Union street, by 1913
feet deep, between Go0dchildren and Morales
streets, together with frame house, No 1O3, hav-
ing seven rooms, all paEered, one of the rooms in
The attic, kitchen of four rooms, two cisterns,
yard partially paved between the main house and
SQUARE OF GROUND, being No. l7I2. situated
in the Third District of this city bounded By Ely
sian Fields maHgny, Agriculture and Industry
streets, containing twenty six lots numbered from
one to twenty. six inclusive.
The plans of the above properties will be exhib-
lied at the above Exchange several days before
that If sale.
Two shares of the st. Louis Hotel Association, of
$25 each.
Two shares of the Peoples Insurance Company Of
New Orleans, of 500 eachi upon each $40 per share
has been paid. e..
Three shares of the New Orleans Mutual Asgocia.
ton, Of s 100 each on which loan has been eff.
tected; the proceeds of the sale to be applied to pay
the same
Terms--The real estate Gmmovables}. one.half
cash. and the balance payable at credit of oAe
year. the purchaser furnishing notes. III coupon if
required with interest at eight per cent from date
until final payment, with privilege and mortgage
on the property sold, with five per cent attorneys
fees in case of judicial proceedings the property
to be insured and the policies to be transferred to
the seller to the amount of the unpaid portion
For the shares (moYsbles), cash.
Acts of sale before A. D. Doriocourt notary pdb'
lie, at the expense of purchasers including United
States stamps, and the taxes Of 1872, payable in
1879 eel 9 II "a nQ2
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-11
GIFT CONCERT.
~o~~~~~0~c~~l~~>N<ru>~~~ ~N~~~l>n~~C~N~>0l>N~o~o~
T7HE GRAND
GIFT CONCERT.
GIFT HONEY ALL UP.
100000 in Bank to Pay Prizes.
A FULL DRAWING IN SIGHT

The Grand Gift Concert for the benefit of the
Public Library of Kentucky is postponed 10 Satur-
day the seventh of December, for the following
reasons
l. The failure of certain agents to make returns
in time for the drawing to take place September %.
2. The accumulation of orders during the last
few days to such extent that it was not possible
to fill them and have the drawing on the twenty
eighth.
5. The general expressed desire of ticket holders
that fun drawing might be had even if it made a
short postponement necessary.
4. The belief of the management that by short
postponement the remnant of unsoId tickets can
be disposed Of and all the prizes paid in full with
out the necessity of any pro rata scaling down.
For these reasons coupled with the earnest de-
sire to benefit the Public Library by larger bal
auce and the ticket holders by larger gifts the
cert and distribution have been postponed to Sat
urday, the seventh of December, 1872 On that day
and no other the drawing will positively and UNI
equiyocally off in the great hall OF the Public
Library building, beginning at precisely A. NJ,
and continue until the whole OF the 1000 gifts are
awarded.
The payment of the gifts will begin the third day
after the drawing and continue tor six months, IN
current funds by the Farmers and Droytrs Bank,
or by sight draft upon the Fourth National Bank
New York, at the option of the gift ticket holders
List of Gifts.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-11
BY Nash & Hodgsons
COTTON FLOATS, sD1ULES, HORSES, wITHOUf
RESERVE AT AUCTION,
SUCCESSION OF ALEXANDER PORTEOUSa
DECEASED.

Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 35 403
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AUCTION SALES.
By Placide J. Spear.
IMPROVED REAL ESTATE IN DUVERGEvILLE.
NOW FIFTH DISTRICT.
SUCCESSION OF L. c. DURAN
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. $3.50.

by PLACIDE ]. SPEAR AUcmoEEERz-
ID Office No. 40 Exchange aney.-THC RSDAY,
October24 1872 at twelve O'Clock M, viii be sold at
the st. Louis Auction Exchange, on St Louis
street, between Royal and Charities streets, by
virtue and in pursuance to an order from the Hon
Louis Duvgneaud, Judge of the Second District
Court for the parish Of Orleans dated September H.
1872 for account of the above succession to wit
TWO LOTS OF GROUND, together with build
ings and Improvements thereon, situated in the
Fifth District of this city, in puvergevule, in
square bounded by Jackson, Madison, Monroe and
Homer streets and designated as lots Nos. and g.
on plan drawn by A DHemecourt dated the
tenth of September 1885, and deposited in the office
of y. F. Caire, then notary, as plan No. 1873 IN
book of plans No. 3, bis. Lot No 9, at the corner
of Jackson and Monroe streets, measures 30 feet
front on Jackson street, by 100 feet in depth and
front Monroe street; said lot I'd buildings be-
long to the deceased by means of purchase he
made thereof tom G. H. Adams by an ACT passed
before Abel DreYfous, notary public, dated the
twentieth of February, 1868, and lot no g. adjoin-
ing the same, measures 30 feet front on jackson
street by 800 feet in Depth and was acquired by
the deceased from Mrs. Alex. Duyerge vile of J. B.
OltyeSs by an act passed before S. Magner notary
public, dated June %, 1867.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
Act of sale, together with internal revenue
stamps, at the expense of the purchasers, before
C. MOrel, notary public. sell % Oc5 II l9 "a
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SUCCESSION OF JULES a. BLANC, JR
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. Is 12I-

by NASH e. HODGsON.-w l. HoDGSoN,
I'D Auctioneer.-0 Office No. Carondelet street.
On SATURDAY, November 2, 1872, at twelve O'Clock
d., at the st. Charles Auction Exchange, in the base
ment retunda OF the St. Charles Hotel, by virtue
and in pursuance of an order of the Hon. Louis
Duvigneaud, Ju &c of the Second District Court
for the parish of Orleans, dated September ~ 1872
docket No 1921, one eighth of one-sixth of the
following described property, for account of the
succession Of jules 4. Blanc, Jr., deceased and the
remaining interests, for account of whom it may
concern, at public auction, will be sold
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. together
with the Improvements thereon, situated in the
Filst District of this city in the square bounded
by Carondelet, Baronpe, Julia and st. Joseph
Streets which lots adiOih each other, and measure
each Is feet front on CarJndelet street by depth
Of l58 feet, running back to alley rs feet wide
opening into st. Joseph street, and common to said
and other lots, the whole per plan of R. DelafeId
dated March 49,, 1882 and deposited in the Office of
u; <. stFinger, late notary in this city.
Ierms-one third cash. the balance at one and
Two years, with eight per cent interest, and the
usual clauses for special mortgage, insurance and
Act Of sale before Amede Ducatel, notary, at the
expense Of the purchaser. se28 oc5 Ii 1925
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A conductor on the Grand Trunk railroad,
suffering from the malignant rage of an
aching tooth, stepped into drug store at
Portland, Maine, and asked the druggist to
inject some creosore into the cavity to paci-
fly the exasperated nerve. The intelligent
creature squirted an arsenical preparation
into the tooth by mistake Result, the con
ductor came near dying, and is still partially
paralyzed. AS soon as able he called at the
drug store, and his first impulse-a very
common one with conductors-was to
"knock down. the druggist, but he finally
concluded to bring suit for $4,000 damages,
which he did
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-11

France has not only lost provinces, ar
mics and animmense sum of money through
Che late war with North Germany, but by
the cession of Metz she looses a military
library of which there is not the equal left
in the republic. This celebrated institution
contained 10000 printed volumes, many of
which were extremely rare, besides numer-
oas manuscripts and drawings, many of
which were OF a highly precious character.
This library has. been transferred bodily to
BerIin--why, except in the mere wanton-
ness Of conquest, it is hard to imagine.