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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-15
POLITICAL.
Radical ''RefOrm', In New York,
what IL Amounts To.

What It Amounts TO.
NEW YORK, June lathe Apollo Hall
general committee made a dash at Mayor
Havemeyer and his Acknowledgement of
adopted citizens in the following way last
evening:
Under the specious cry of reform, we find
the dead and buried carcass of Know Moth
ingism revived. Fanaticism and bigotry
that would have shocked the sensitive ma
lures of the witch burners a century ago,
srs publicly exhibited and proclaimed, ard
under the action and appointments of the
Mayor the almost absolute disfranchisemeDt
Of adopted citizens of every race and faith.
The Farmers Rising.
INDIANAPOLIS, June IA large meet
ing of farmers and laboring men was held
a. Shelbyville, Ind, to-day. Several ad-
dresses were made and resolutions con.
demDing the salary grabbers, railroad mon
opolies and m0nied aristocracy were unan-
imously adopted.
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NEW YORK.
stokes, Third Chance.


NEW YORK, June lathe District At
torney is preparing for the new trial of
Stokes and has caused the committal to
the House of Detention of the three Hall
boys OF the st. Nicholas Hotel ri the princi-
al witnesses in the case.
Immigrants. @
The Germans of this city are preparing to
give fitting welcome to Prince Georges
Royal Band of Saxony, expected to arrive
in few days.
9,OU0 immigrants arrived the past week
at this port, making 14l,S56 since January
LIST. .
Emigrants.
Among the passengers for Eurore to-day
were Prince Azums and suite, of Japan,
Sam1. j. Tilden, Jas. B. Beck and family,
of Kentucky, and Don Piatt.
$4,000
Horizons swindling operations are said
to amount in the aggregate to seveuty-fve
thousand dollars. The merchants and
bankers interested have entrusted the
case in private detective agency.
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CHEAP TRANSPORTATION.


Merchants AggrieVed as well as Farm
ers.
NEW YORK, June 14.-About a dozen
gentlemen representing principal CONNER
cial interests such as groceries, dry goods,
hardware, ETC., met yesterday in secret
session in the rooms of the Importers and
Grocers Board of Trade for the purpose of
comforting as to the propriety of calling a
public meeting of the mercantile and other
business men to take action upon the rail-
road problem. The object of the proposed
meeting will be to suggest measures for
remedying the abuses which they say the
railroad companies now infict upon the
community and to limit their charges for
freight, etc,
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ST. LOUIS.
Gen. Grants Brother Kpjoined.


ST. LOUIS, June 14-An Injunction
was applied for yesterday in the Circuit
Court by the county of Laclede Of this
State, to restrain j. E. Clarke, Ogviile S.
Grant, Geo. j. Merrick and others, claim
ing to be directors of The Laelede and Fort
Scott Railroad Company, from holding an
election in this city on the 10Th inst; also
for the appointment of a Receiver to take
charge of the books and papers now in
their possession, aud which are claimed by
Lsclede county. a temporary injunction
was issued.
Mrs. Fore Wants Divorce.
Mrs. Fore fled petition in the Circuit
Court to-day for divorce from her hus-
band, Joseph II. Fore, who attempted TO
murder her or the street two weeks ago.
Mrs. Fore is slowly recovering from the
wounds received at the hands of her hus-
band.
A Consul in Limbo.
John F. Cook, English Vice Consul here,
is in limbo for the alleged embezzlement of
$500 from Thos. Graham.
A Negro DueIlO.
Two colored men named Brown and
Taylor, living at Springfield, H., quarrelled
to-day, and Taylor was logged. Taylor
then went home, got a douhle-barrelled
shotgun, returned to Browns house Ind
shot him twice, killing him. Tayior then
went home again, wrote letter to his wife,
telling her he had killed Brown, reloaded
his gun ana left. The officers pursued and
found hi u in field outside of town. On
their approach, Taylor went into a thicket
close by and shot himself, inficting wound
from which be died shortly after.
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A Dangerous Lunafic.

CLEVELAND, June IA German wo-
man was assaulted last night, about half
past eight, on the corner of Prospect street
and Case Avenue, by man who endeaV-
ored to choke Der insensible. Tier screams
attracted the attention of some men pass
ing, and the villain was captured after a
short chase. He gave his name as John
Beck. The girl was only slightly hurt
LATER.--Beck turns out to be insane.
He was adjudged SO some time ago, and Or
dered to the Asylum, but for lack of room
had not been taken there. Not being guard
ed with sufficient care he got out on the
STRAIT
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California Wheat Crop.

SAN FRANCISCO, June14-The Bulletin
tonight publishes reports from 60 interior
towns of the State, respecting the grain
crops. The prospects ane very encourag-
is promised. The scope Of country cover
ed by the reports comprises the whole grain
growing sections of the State. In many
places harvesting is progressing. 1t is esti-
mated that three hundred vessels will be
required to move the crop this year.
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THE proprietor of Newstead Abbey, the
close the road leading to the Abbey, which
is known to have been public way more
than seventy years. To resist this num-
Der of the residents of Hucknall Torkard
preceded to force it open and broke down
the barriers. Three of these have. been
served with writs, but at public meeting it
has been decided to defend them and sustain
all the costs of the action.
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Hon. JOHN M BRIGHT gives notice
that there viii be Competitive examina-
ton held at Fayetteville on the 10Th inst,
for the purpose Of selecting a cadet for the
United States Naval Academy at Annapolis,
Md, to be appointed by himself; and he in
vites 20 ung gentlemen residing in any Of
The counties composing bis district, who
may desire the position, to be present at the
time Il entioned, as the appointment win
be given to The one standing the best exam
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IT is the opinion of military officers in
Washington, that the cffensa Of these Ore
goniAns who sssassinated the captive Mo.
docs, while sill virtually in posse sion of
the military forces, subj cts the nurderers
to trial by court martial. 1t is hard
matter for some officers to give up the idea
that the swod is not above the civil law.
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A COIOred Lady.
TEXAS.

Destructive Fire at NavasOta-Lo ss
100000.
GALVESTON, June IA "A f g at Nava-
sofa this morning laid in ashes the larger
part OF the business portion of the town.
The fire originated in the rear of Smiths
saloon and swept Washington avenue from
Bossig'S TO the postoffice. The loss is es-
timated at S200000 The insurance will
aggregate about $4,000. The fire is said
TO have been the work of an incendiary.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-15

THE Princeton, Ky, Banner tells this
story on Judge Grace: "a slip of the ton
que on the part of Judge Grace while charg-
ing the grand jury Monday at Eddyville
created considerable laughter at the judges
expense. In referring to the changes
which the last Legislature had made in the
laws of the Commemorative take effect
next December--he said that in murder
csnses, when the jury found verdict of
guilty, they might fix the punishment at
death, or in their discretion, at long term
in the State Legislature. And the best of it
was the judge didn't detect his mistake"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-15

LANCELoTTE is the name of the newest
prodigy on the piano. 1t is little Italian
boy, who plays the plano like master, not
Only known compositions, but improvisa.
tons on any motive given him. He is only
six years old, and has so revolutionized his
own country that he has already been de-
manded in Paris, where he arrived lately.
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Windsor Locks.

HARTFORD, CT, .une lad. Scott,
who 8ilh his brother was sentenced TO i'm
prisonment for life for the murder of three
inmates of house of i'll fame near Wind
sor Locks in January, 1872, committed SUI
iCde in prison at Wethersfeld this morn
ing. He was aged rs.
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A Boston paterfamiiias is sedulously en-
gagged in taking French lessons in order 10
be able to resume intercourse with his own
children, who, having spent some tine in
Paris, have quite forgotten their native
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Mann

PHILADELPHIA, June ID. - President
Grant has accepted an invitation of the
Centennial Commission to participate on
the fourth of July in the ceremonies attend
ing the transfer of grounds in the Fair
mount Park TO the commission for exhibit
ton 1876, sac
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MRS. GLEN.

stokes Has Two More Chances.
INDIANAPOLIS, June 4.-The Supreme
Court has again granted Mrs. Glenn, who
has been twice convicted for the murder of
Mr.. and Mrs. Young, q new trial. This will
be the fifth trial.
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A ScOundrei Shot Down in His
Tracks.

GAINESVILLE, O., June I.-Last even
ing DR.. Lewis physician of this city
learned that Thos. Smith, clerk in the
Baltimore and Ohio Shops, a married man
having three children, had talen a daugh-
ter of Lewis in buggy, and left town.
The doctor followed, overlook them and
shot Smith through the lung besides beat
ing him severely. He is not expected to
recover. Lewis was arrested.
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Rejected Addresses.

NASSAU, N. H., June 14.-H. Jewett a
rejected sutton shot Ella Wood at Hudson
in this State this morning, and then at.
tempted to kill her brother, and falling in
that fatally shot himself.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-15

LEO HUDSON left will providing for
the sale of her house, in Baltimore, and the
investment of the proceeds in the statue of
horse to be placed over her grave in a
cemetery near that city.
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The grasshoppers are slowly worrying
Their way from Texas northwa d. many
of them are so fat they cannot fly or WALK
and are compelled to take the cars at ire
ouent intervals in their march.
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Fatal Cards,

BALTIMORE, June 14-During dispute
over a game of cards tonight, Charles
Scott, Colored, fatally stabbed Thos. Rose
brey, coIortd. Scott was arrested. 4.
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LOUISIANA.
sa5O,OOO of State Bonds Contested.


NEW YORK, June lathe Auditor of
Public Account for the State of Louisiana
gives notice that the validity is cont ested of
$50 bonds of 81, 900 each of the State of
Louisiana $50 per cent bonds TO aid in the
construction of the Mississ ppi and Mexican
Gulf ship canal, due in 1899, and advertised
to be sold at public auction in this city on
June Is.
100000.
NEW ORLEANS, La, June 14.-The
100000 lbelsuit of Jacob Hawkins
against the Picayune has been going on
for three days before the 4sh District
Court. To-day a jury was empanelled, six
white and six colored. The courtroom
was crowded. -H.
A COIOred Lady.
Judge K. North Cullum of the 5th Dis
trict Court, to-day rendered decision of a
thousand dollars damage in the case of Jo-
sephne DTevir against the owner of the
steamboat Gov. Alien, Tor refusing the
plaintiff, a colored woman, cabin passage
and such accommodations as are extended
to white Ia dies. This is the first decision
under the State law relative to common
carriers.
Black Devils.
New IBERIA, June 14.-Lanel, French
man, and S2uer, c5loIed Justice of tie
Peace, were brutally murdered in thcir
store, 5 miles from this place, last night, and
the store robbed and burned by three ne
grces. A number Of citizens have gone II
pursuit Of the murderers. ~--t
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= is the opinion of military officers

COTTON is Dublin New York at 2OAc.
for middling with but limited demand.
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TENNESSEE BONDS closed in New York
last eveaing at 791 for both issues.
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PUBLIC SCHOOLS
last week. The ter
nntifnntnr,r rornlfa q

were closed last week. The term closed
with very Satisfactory results, and much
credit is due to Prof. 81. D. Wyatt, the lSu-
perintendent, for the manner in which the
schools we conducted. The attendance
was very large and proves the experiment
of opening public schools TO be perfect
success. 1t will, however, depend entirely
upon the state of the city's finances, wheth-
er the same are reopened.
In one respect this city is poorly situated,
that is regarding its
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aainu aud Smtriean.

GOLD closed in New York yesterday at
l16961l6s.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-29

Domestic Markets.


Wv YORK. May %. .Evenirg--cot'on e;ate q
!. Ordinary IL &; good ordinary: SO ow lllc.
drg mGS .aAs ts; &C Iill esas q >
sales today .5&! bales net receipts $50; gross - ~
Exports TO-DAY 81; last evening ~ snes u I -
tyres :sqsg s'e' oIes il as ,i5s.s Size
!. !lTslis5c: September 49,; cctobei ! :. I"
]. iac: November 1dl7 .l-lGc; Dece beI y e,
-7,cu, 1roopiuc common to ia: Extra g "a
D.. o. Good 20 cio:ee e8 3oalI 50. Whisky heavy
=. .Sdg9I.e. Wleat Closed HIch&A.su; eaoice
med ..ssc RE STEADY. Pork shade easter a.
50 3 az. .a1d !oweI.i. d9'sc. IurIen;;Le "a
a. &c. Ros Il. tim :, /. - Ia-!S" az. -. sc.
cofsee que. ard very firm; Rio "a. a-.'sc Sugar
active: saIes u FAX 20 good refining 81 =. afc.
Moa.ses eaet and Lsla1e scI re-, s cue
leather rather more active and ste adv Hen
Jock see Bcencs Ayres ana Rio Gr&nce sE,, Ia. o.
TS%Ir: O:Int co do 27G2Sc. Woo. quiet AID WIZ
oft dec Ged change eEas 3Gdytc; sIILs tlip az
tornla % q Sc; mixed fleece as5c. o..,or,s
Governments sec.I.ties unchanged sac lCEus
Gle. and trn:er. Tennessee SKIES 80 rev ~; va,
giria Alxes -. lew 81. consolidate. % ce-eilec
70. Alabam. egnts 80, fves Is; Georgia e.ces ~,
seyeng 81; North Caroinas 49, new !5 spec al fa1
u: Soata CsIo!.pss 20, lew Vs.: AlEl! aIc ocso'
Cisc.xs.-, May 2s-Cotron dull; II tdl.ne
70 &C. 1lous .u.es az - ..a8 Wntat t.-e. q.
o. o2T1 aus. a al zee seHer Is' LEA
$50 %, with .a,ss. Lard quiet and t1In steam
49, asa c; city Led a: &c current make c: re.
tie held at &c. Bulk meats quiet: sEou.teIs % c,
G e.r lib ..:c Gear SIDES SIC. BaeoI quiet;
shoulders =. 0,:.c sales Of clear rib az vac. c.esI
ss.ds3.c. Whisky h!n; 8ec.
ST. Lori., May 28.-Cotton quiet IL doing 1Sc.
Flour ..slie. ana veal: .superrne wnter s. Z.G
: IS; extra spring S5aS IS; double extra w-Hte.
s6aG 81: faulty winter 81 75es 50; fancy So 80
9,5. Wheat ar.i. and prices dropping NO. red
Hlnte. s. t9: No. 80 il elevator. Scra IN 1SlI
demand and market firm: No. mixed So c
OIL track: .85.c il elevator. Oats-pemanG fall
a, market firm: No. BIC on track. - IJol4c il
elevator. Pork dull: ST.. 25ai7 So. Bulk meats
dul. and nominal; shoulders &c; c.eal '.b '2sc
dear sac !oose. Bacon-DenIaEd good at III.
pIces: shoulders &c: clear iii. s3.c and more
wanted at the prices: Clear gao. ya:ieG. Lard
...e.: sLMmCY steam &c.
foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL. May &c. Evening.-Co.fon closed
orchan seG; n.dd.iDg vpianGs s1.C Orleans =. q
SIC; saes today 10 coo bales. OF which 2"e were
foI export and speculation. The sales 'o-Gay il
clnde ooo. American. Savannah and Charleston
July ard August delivery. .5ltd. New Or
'eaEs Julv delivery sd. Common .os.H IS. .lr
peu:.le SIS.
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SUCCESSION OF JOSEPH BAuvER-So. i. n.

DT =. GCINATLT. ACC-ioNEER-NFFICE
ID corIeC OF Exchange alley and Eeav.le street.
SATURDAY. June :, 1875. vii! be sold at twelve
O'Clock N. at the Merchants ard lu:tione ers FIX.
change. Royal stIee.. between Canal ana Gus.
tomhoUse streets. by virtue o. az order t,om tie
honorable the Second District Court .oI the Na,.sn
OF Orleans dated April go. 1876
]. OEE-SIXTEENTH OF LOT OF GROUND
st,1a ed IL :he T:Id Dist-ic: Ct this city, IN the
square bounced by Elvsiau Fields, FIerchmen.
DeIbigny and Roman streets, measuring abO0t 90
feet front on E.yslan Fields street. by about 100
feet deep tcgethe. with one-sixteenth CT al the
buildings and Improvements thereon.
FOUR CONTIGUOUS LOTS OF GROUND, :e..
isnated by Ncs !, 2 and a. situated n the Third
Distrc: Of this CITY, in The s41ale bounded by
Marigny. Craps, Maneev.lle and Love streets.
Lots Nos, J. 2 and measuring each geieet 3
inches front on Marignv street. by sc feet inches
lines deep lot No. ! forming :he corner of Mar
igny and Craps streets: together WITH ak she
buildings and improvements thereon.
Lot Nc. adjoining tie above. measures 80 feef
: inches front OF. Marigry street. b. Is fee. Il
inches lines in depth; together with q frame
house mo. HI of four rooms. kitchen pT!vy. cis-
terms, etc. See plans at the Exchange.
Terms-Ole half cash AID the balance az one
years credit, for notes bearing mortgage and eight
per cent interest per anuum IRON date III! paid.
with vendors llen i've per cent attorneys ices n
case OF judicial proceedings The property 20 te
kept insured and policies to be transferred 70 the
holders o: the notes as additional security.
Ac5s Of sale before Thecdule EuissOn notary
public at tie expense OF the purchasers including
oil the taxes for the current year 1873 as wei! as
tie drainage. ny. Is y % le1
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AUCTION SALES.
By s. Guinault.
SUCCESSION OF EIeESE B1AscASp-so = rs:

DY =. GUfNAULT. AtCTlONEfe-Cffce
ID corner OF Excliange alley and Benv-I!e street.
On SATURDAY, June I. 1873, will lie gcld at
twelve O'Clock NJ. at the Merchants and Auction.
GERS Exchange Koval street. between Cana ard
Custombouse streets, by virtue OF order from
the honorable :Le Seccld District touIt to- Ike
par.sl Of Orleans dated April 19. .s.5. tie :o-sw.
lie properly, TO wit
REAL Estate.
I. The TSDIvlrEr HALF OF At:KTA.N COR
NER LOT OF GROUND situated n suburb MAJ
isl- Third District O.: Ills c.tv. II tie square
founded by CasscaIvc. Mcrea.. Mar; gny and Man
Gevl.e streets measuring, French measure 20 Feet
fret On ManGer!ile street, py =" fee: Geep, and
fronting OF CasacSlvo street. where = forms ire
corner. Together with the Undivided Ls.. OF g..
the btcilcirss and jnpEG"Pmen S thereon.
,. ANOTHER LOT Of GROUND. situated q .He
same district. il Tic square bounded by GocCch-l.
dren. Morales. Music streets and Washington ave.
front Morales street, Icy 80 Zee: IL dep.i. To.
gether with frame house OF -hree rooms AID sa..
G.y. IcI1o.e kitchen, clsteTn, p!.vy, &C.
STOCKS.
Two SHARES Of .he capital stock Q: tie Zee.
pes Bank OF New Orleans Oh so
Terms aid .Cndi.icLs-Fcr the stccls cash: Tor
the Iea. estate One-lalf cash and tie baaEce at
ore vea: credit for notes bearing mortgage aid
eight per cert interest anZll!n ton tate III.
pad. tie buildings 70 te kept insured and pol1cIes
transferred the bearer OF the LOtss, and IL case
OF ;,.dic Al proceedings tor tie recovery Q: any CT
the above notes the LAWYERS :ess. fixed q. tre peg
cent, to De paid by the purchasers.
Acts Ct sale before i. 4. Do!lccouIt. notary quo.
lie, a. lie expense c. the Pu .aseTs Including a.:
the taxes .or the IutL.Ig year 49, d1e Il .S14.
nv Is p % ie. ~
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MEDICAL.
BUREAU OF MoNADIc MEDICINE,

DUKEAJ Ut nONADlC MEDlCINEs
ID Surgery and Midwifery, No. le3 BieEville. COR
ner Of Rampant street near Canal street.
Medical Department-Cures Palsy. Fevers, cry.
spelas, Epilepsy. Insanity, Dropsy. Rheumatism
and in few days all painful affections and lnfam-
mations IF the Brain: Spinal Cord and Nerves,
Bladder, Kidneys, Bones Joints etc. Ten dollars .
week for the treatment and cure of any disease.
Surgical Observation-Disclosures Fractures. Tu.
mors and Dislocations; speedily cures Impotentia
and Sterility, Scrofula, all Urethral and Seminal
Discharges. venereal, Scrotal and Skin Diseases,
frequent or difficult UrinatOns Preserves limbs
from amputation. Dssolves stones il the Kidneys
Bladder and cures Ulcers, Cancers or structures
without pain. Five dollars $50, alGO.
Midwifery Observation-Disclosures cures all dis.
eases OF the womb and ovaries all unusual dis
charges, alterations or limitations, and VIXEN the
merses are painful or obstructed from any eause
whatever. the cause is removed and .ealth re-
stored in few days. Five dollars a2a, $50, 100.
Letters addressed to postofice box HI, New Or.
leans, Louisiana, will receive attention. Office
hours for ladies 10 4. NJ to II NJ. and to P. N.
for gentlemen. from to P. NJ
LANCELOT h. EvERITT,
Coronated Doctor of Medicine and Philosophy,
Member Elect of the Royal College Of Surgeons
and of the hHunteran Society of Medicine,
Philosophy and Bellies Letters Of the Universe.
ties of London. Edinburg. St Andrews and
Louisiana te20 ~
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AUCTION SALES.
By G. +. Girardey & Go.
wits RECEIVABLE, OPEN ACCOUNTS ETC.
ASSIGNEES SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.
81 ORDER OF E. E. NORTON. ASSIGNEE.

e
nv g.. E. ENtARDET s. Co. Arc-
II tioueers-Ottice No. Il Exchange place.
THURSDAY May 90, 1873 az twelve o'clock H.. q me
Merchants and AuctiOneers' Exchange on ROYAL
street between Canal and Customhouse streets u
The sty OF New Orleans, per orGer o. the L3sti -cs
Court Of the United States OF America tor the l's'
trctot Louisiana, sitting in oaLkIupt cy. Wa. De
sod by public auction
CERTAIN BILLS RECEIVABLE. open aceounts
and o.htc personal property. slrTeIGe-ed "a me
following named estates IN baEkruptcy si!a II 20
way guaranteed. and sold with tEe proVso slal
where claims are il ths hands c: attorneys me
purchaser is 20 assume all charges y aaG!:i2n 20
the anon. .. III. bid. - Wa:
Nos. BaEkrnpts.
.lt John Clsborn.
go Robert 1ome..
:l37. J. T. Eiai1 and s. n. Buck. .nd' idrs = :ad
as members OF the aIIn 81 S!:.i: @,cS'
and J. 4. Sais Co.
i21e. Panic. Hickey.
-. Il. ". Goodman.
1888. john NJ. Withe1 sroon. IS = pasnt': - ".:''
spoon. Moss = Go.
1870. :. 9. E.ackIuaT.
HI c. GUeI!Heau. JT.
.3al. E. G. Wells.
.I55. MIS-. 4. G. Williams.
1922. William Polk.
1868. E0nPhl: Brothers.
1908. ". J. H.uek.
1895. a. Morales.
12&a. II. Ruty.
1891. George I. EOrrs.
TeIms-CasL on tie spot N CIitt! S:a:ss:,sas'
ury .Ctes.
The list OF property 70 be sod can be seen at The
ttice OF Z. Z. Morton ass Snet. aLtI :ae tiay %
sale ILyl8 "a . -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-29
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tsuehine a. Cedar Asys and l{sy 0hsls
Carrying the United Stafes Mall.
Ia The New OrIeane. FIerfdD
49, and Havans Steamship ocn pany
A will dispatch . first oiass -. So
Every Wednesday.
v1om the foot Of Caiope street, Flint 1krlo
3ATESOF PASSAGE:
. ToHavanA 70 Cedar Es1
CApns.ss s~sss.ssss kss
SteeTage. ..............s..2 20 -
=. Through bills OF lading Issued 20 Ill co.rts n
floIlea. including Tampa. end to New yo:s, Chsfs
None bue the companys Ailis OF isairx ehnsS.
ed Eche eig1ed after sailing of the steamer
.. splend!dpsssenger accommodations Ggd sprcpAD
tickets gwen TO above points.
No height 1scsEs6 without oezps. from IA 81
Sss asShs - passage apply to
/ Z. ROBERTS, femr.ee.
No. 128 Common erect.
over she 6ouisiana National Hau4.
day. v" 49,.