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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-04-17
| AN prepared to pay good prices

An prepared to pay good prices
for Soft Milling Wheat delivered at my
warehouse in Minc-al Point. | wish to
buy all the wheat which | sell to milleIs
direct from farmers. This secures to me Il
better grade of wh.a, and to the farmers a
better price, as propose to pay them the
marsi, which I have been paving to the
other buyers See me before selling your
wheat this spring l5tf D. Il. PLArT
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-04-17

DAUM Il SCHIfANG, opposite the
Bank, have some of the ieatest shoes, for
ladies, gents and children, we have ever
seen in this market
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-04-17

CwGNG to sickness in his family
Mr.. pellcr did not 80 east last week, a.
reported, bat started list Tuesday. lie is
determined that his spring stock shall equal
any in the city, nevertheless
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-04-17

SANDS offers boots and shoes at
prime cost,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-04-17

TIE best known substitute for piastering. 1t is
equally good tor sheath:Dg plastering. and has
not The offensive odof Of tarred or board.
II is a perfect non conductor of and cold. r
will lis cos ~ fetI 10 short time. Walt paper
will adhere il without discoloratioa peelng OF
gre asy substance 8 used in its preparation
Ii will no, Increase yoHr Insurance, because it is
not saturated win any irHaInabie substance. Ratg
nice will not touch it, owing to chemicals u.ed in
its preparation.
L, is Affected neither by heat. cold, frost damp
pess. 1t makes house cooler in summer and warm
er in winter. For sale by
PHILIP LAWRENCE.
eof MINERAL POINT, WIS
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-04-17
X EIARNEY'S
FLU ID e XTR ACT Gnu.

h ia KIN Il II -
FLUID ExTR ACT BUCHU.
Is the only Known Remedy for Brights Dis
ease, and has cured every case OF Diabetes in
ofthe Bladder and Inflammation Of the Kidneys.
liberation of the Kidneys and Bidder Rettn
ton OF Urine. Diseases OF the Prostate Gland,
Stone in the Bladder, Gravel Brick Dust Deposit,
and mucous or Milky Discharges, ard for En-
feebed and Delicate Constitutions of both Sexes.
attended with the following symptoms Loss
of Power. Loss Of Memory. Difficulty Of Breath
ing, Weak Nerves, Nakefulness. Pain in tito
Back, Flushing OF the Body, Eruption on tho
Face Pallid Counteaancc, Lassitude Of tho
System, etc.
Used By persons IN the decline or change Of
life after confinement or labor pains bed-wet-
Ing in children, etc.
In mary affections peculiar TO ladies. tho E,.
tract Buchg ~ uncqualed by any other remedy
As in Chlorosis or Retention, lr. eguarity, Pain
euness or Suppression of Customary Evacuations
liberated or Schirrus state Of the Uterus, Leu
corrhaa or Whites, Sterility, and for all com.
extensively by the most eminent Physicians and
Aidwiyes for enfeebled and delicate con5siu-
tioEs OF both sexes and all ages.
KEAHNET'5 EXTRACT EUCHU.
C1es Disedses arising from HnBrud<nces.
EGbstS Of D,sspajon, ETC., In all their stages at
little expense, little or Il o chsngein diet no in-
convenience, md no expossre. 1t causes q frc-
qucnI desire, and gives strength TO Urinatc.
thereby removing Distractions, Prever ting ant,
Curing Strctu8es of-tne Ureta iIlayiug Pain
and inflammation, scfrcGuent in this class Of dis-
easee, and expelhng all Poisonous matter
EEl2EEY'3 EXTRACT BUCHU.
SLoperhottle or six bottles for s. CO, deliverci
70 any address, secure from observation. Sold
py druggists eyeryv here. Prepared by
kEARNEY & co, I04 Dnane 81. y.
to whom all letters for information should be
addressed.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-04-17
MOSES Nj. STRONG. Z. p. WEBER.
STRONG & WEBHI.,
Attorneys & CCunssIOTs at Law,
u ,JoE.FEVT. NJ. ID.

OFFIcE-First door above Eiyinn's Drug
Store
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-05
THE PRIZE RING.
Chambers Whips seddons in Foriy.seven
Rounds.

NEW YORK. August 1.-The Chambers
Seddons prize fight yesterday was carried
out SO quietly that the police were com
pletely frustrated in attempts to discover
the locality. The fight took place on Long
Island, between Gravesend and Utrecht.
The line was formed in clump Of trees,
the rope being run around the trunks in
lieu of stakes. There was little tOrmaiity
in the preliminaries, the men walking into
the ring in plain clothes.
Chambers was in splendid condition. but
Seddons showed signs OF entertaining
Forty. seven rounds were fought. Cham
bers drew the first blood. The men came
TO time promptly until after the fortieth
round, when Seddons showed the effects Of
the heavy punching he had received.
At the end Of the fOrty-seventh round
BE ldons' face was pummelled to q Jelly.
Failing to come to time, his seconds threw
mp the sponge. Chambers was not much
injured. Seddons was barely able to stand
up, and had to be carried to the carriage
and conveyed to his home. Chambers i'm
mediate|y after left for his home in Newark.
T. Croker Whips BOylan at Flushing.
FLUSHING, L. l., August Jack Boylan
and Peter Croker fought at five o'clock
this morning. Numerous spectators were
present. Twenty three rounds were fought.
Crocker won, Boylan being severely pun
ished. The fight was for $500 and the
middIe-weight championship of America.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-05
MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

New YoHF August 4-EveIing.-Cotton closed
dull and IGmina sales 1853 bales: ap:aEd5 Z9SC;
Orleans 2Jc; net receipts IA naes gross Ieceipts
1925 bales Sales OF futures. 1900 bales: August
10 732c: September 10 llG0 10 SIC; October l.si G;
November II 9l6c; December HE Flour steady.
Whisky 9G+5c. Wheat closed heavy, 1d2c lower.
Corn slightly !avors buyers. Coffee &c higher.
Rice firm; Carolina 81, az. &c. Pork rrmer and
more doing Beef steady and quiet. Lard weak
Turpenti ue dull Resin and tallow quiet. Freights
firm.
sugar in fair demand fair to good refining 17sa
8lsc. Mo!asses dull and unchanged FIeights to
Liverpool firm: per steam, cotton 16U ed.
The week opened with continued ease in money
and n large supply of capital offering Oh call;
early in the day loans were made at T. ceAt, but
later all business at 3031s Closing with abun-
Gold weaker; early in the day j: declined from
ll51s to ll5a, but afterward became steadier az
49,, a1l53. Rates for carrying 27.03. Govern
ments quiet and steady. .
CINCINNATI, August A. Gotten dull mid
ding lec Flcur quiet at Sc 25d6 80. Wheat
steady, demand moderate at s 250l 26ai. Corn
steady demand moderate at 43045c. Oats quiet
and un changed. Mess pork STEADY at $40 2,0 10 so.
Lard quiet; steam DOMnally &c; kettle sac. Bulk
me ats strong; shoulders &c; clear NIB S5sc clear
CSC. Bacon firm; shoulders 87sc, Gear lib l0Lc,
clear lnssc. Whisky steady at &c.
ST. Louis August 4.-COttOn dull and unchanged.
Flour steady. demand moderate. aud unchanged.
Wheat-lowest and highest grades somewhat bet.
s. l2h; No do s 23 sample lots OF medium s IS
a 23; prime i 80; No. red winter 81 sal ~.
Corn quiet; No. mixed 42043c sacked. Oats dull
and dropping; No. 29O30c. Whisky steady AT
92c. Pork quiet; order lots FIG ,50T. Dry salt
meats-Nothing done. Bacon-GUod jobblng and
order demand shoulders s7sd9c; clear RIB 1923 q
lose; clear los. aI0aac. Lard quiet; small lots OF
Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL, August 4.-Holdav. No markets.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-05

ply at firm prices. Domestic lutte is selling at
lsc in round lots; dealers rates Ice. HEMP and
flax is dali and quoted noniIally az lsc f. yard
at wholesale and size at retail. India is in i'm
tied demand and quoted LouiIallv 81 li3ec at
wholesale ard l29c p yard a; retail N oe-es and
GuNSY BAGs-Are selling at l73sc apiece, and
1915 C for reserved.
HiDES-The supply Of cry lides is light with
very little demand. Heavy city slaughter are in
demand. Prices have fallen fol steer i!des, city
slaughter over IS tbs and steer hides city s,augh.
ter tOaSi fbs Dry sailed cc.eG il sac: coun-
try green l0c; flint l5aitc e Il; damaged ha:f price.
In city slaughter sales ate making as follows:
u lbs loa,c seer hides 'indea 70 rs u n;des,
as they run. iGkc. kps. 20 70 "A Us, !lc; kps
q to 81 IDS, llhc; calf skins, each sc Heeswax.
GREEN FRCIT-The following p.3ces are PAD by
dealers PeacLes-Early E..e sec; May bea,-v 81;
green app!es Soc; st. -ohH s.. pea!s t.I-ets
CoTToS SEEn-The season ever.
COTTON SEED OIL-The season S ove:. Z, the
COTTON SEED Oh CzsE-There . scarcely
any IL market. TIE season S over. Plces are
IMPORTED FRUIT AMI yuTs-Lenors a.e SCI.
lng at t&i8 = box. Layer Ia.sils s. 50 f. box;
half boxes ST. 81: quarter boxes GO; c..lon soc;
T 70; cnrfsite "; rIes t'Te11Ha1 80; tGs i =
also: Brazil rlrs ltzc; almonds lic; 10 si@!!ed
bananas 81 5oc3 = nTlci; arta:,ls s So y
bunch; pinespples 81 g, Goze--; eccoaouIs s., T.
slsE-The supply far. WITH little or 70. de.
mand We qIo-e kele-, eZ:Ia No. z - I
81 50 in kits: No. j BAY a. SIS n hh.s s. :: n
half bbs. 81 20 II quarter ru.s ard s IS II KITS
No. at s 2 50 u bpls Sc 80 IL nal. bhis, $ 8.
ia quarter bts and s 4 IL E..s: No Sli 20 ID
bbls. So 81 IL la: pb!s s. !; 4-arter hts and
81 35 in KITS: 10 ) .a1ge Sll II tUls So n Lalt
bb,s S. Is Ia a.ls-.e1 Ubis ard & 70 n kits COD
fish, T. oox s. .17l .5 and s7:c f. u IL quarter
drums; large do o0t7:e + Il. Ee-:..gs So T. cb.
8. Sc - i.dit 90 ana sc T. box.
MALT AND hcrs-Clio:ce western harley MAJ.
is selling "a i -td 80: soot Is-'leIy nat $ -
al IS p busIe.. New York nors a.e Ioo.ed at t!c
I, re.
IRON COTTON TIES-Are selling AZ % T. Z.
BALING TNIyE-Is oloted a. wholesale at Iic
T. it. Dealers are reta..ing :. q. l.c e. IT..
STAR !ANDLES-Ara sell, : a. IL, QlSc I. X.
STARCH-Is selling at i :; a5c =, II ,or Western,
WCUL-Is II. coed saurlv with very little dc
mauG Gear AXE sells st l5G21 49, Louisiana
clear IGd age: .caisiara parry i az. 4. r.
NAVAL STURES-Tfe supply G; sll, is turpeu.
tine is sufficient 70, tie demand. There is very
little dem .,.d :or ,itcI; is i. Eight supply and
selling L smal lots Of + - Z. bill. Resin is il
light supply AID tax demand. We cuoIe spirits
tyIpentine al az a. i. gallon virgin dip 81 -
f Dol; rosn pale is selling al s. -, No L. 5 q,
as 5c No. II T. bbl. Tai $ selling at 81 - =
lhi and - 10 - not
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-05
The Time Of Trial.

W hen an earnest young man offers d
young woman his heart and his love, asking
ter tor her heart and her life and her love.
II is no easy matter to man or maid. The
thought of 1t takes the rose out OF her
young cheek, gives new luster to the eve
that has deeper and mysterious look, and
terrible throbbing to the heart. For so
muck depends upon a word that forms CT
else !nIsshapes so much in lie. and soui
and sense are clamorins for their -i2''
The past comes up to help create ..;e '"r:.
and all creation is new befo:. -. .,'"e: :
eye. SO 1t IS III some great ''.'i- E:.':.
earnest man holds communion WIN himself.
seeking to give and take vii o.. AID
asks: What ought ! in NY lis q. - .l..i
dor Depend upon it, only TO III tt. -.l,.s.
OF men is it a common hOu. vii Ne. -ay
that every honest man has II "naiur:':
hour of Detroit AZ himso Il - :..i,,l >G,.f
have thi. Sudden experience, alC' -:
themselves :" ..ioty as 1ney .sr".l.a s h,i.!e
found when not looked for, and welcomed
with great swelling Of the heart and pre-
phetic blooming of the yearning soul.
Others 60 hand in hand Herewith as
brother and sister, through all their early
days. in amiable unity which sin has hardly
broke and seldom Jared; and SO the we'd
lock OF religion is as the acquaintance
which began in our babyhood, was friend
sup utAb dt HOuo anu SCHOOL. anu SLOWLY
under tranquil skies grow up and bios
sOmed out at last to love. This is the COM
mon way, as ascent without sudden leap.
Ii bred as religious children. you grow up
as religious men. But under the easiest
of discipline. l think, every earnest man
has his time of trial and of question, when
he ask, himself. ''Shall serve my soul by
life of piety, or shall l only serve the
flesh. listing in the popular armada of
wi y Il
host p That. l say. is time Of trial
Theodore PARKER.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-05

the southeast, winds, low temperature anc gener'
ally Gear weather.
For New England northeast winds. cool and clear
weather.
River Intelligence.
SOUTHWEST Pass August 4, 6 P. M.-Barometer
1860 Wind sout1-eouIhwest. light No arrivals
etartures.
SHREVEPORT, August 4.-Weather cloudy and cool
during the forenoon. Heavy rain tins &fte rnOon.
River fell five inches in the last fortveight hours.
No arrival or departures Sunday. Arrived to day
Southwestern, from New ORLEANS. No departures.
Tolle. at II A. NJ; Bart Able, at P. NJ. No boats
up TO day. Weather warm and clear. Rive, falling.
MEMPHIS, August 4.-Weather clear and pleasant.
River falling slowly. Departed last night-City Of
vickt burg. for Vicksburg; City OF Helena for st.
Louis. Departed to-day-Bel!e of Memphis, for ST.
Louis; Robert E. Lee, for New Orlean
CISCIHyATI, August +-Kiver twelve feet a, 4 Tis
ing Weather fair and cool.
PIT1sBURG. August 1.-The river is six feet eight
in hes and falling. Weather cloudy and cool.
LOUISVILLE, August 4.-River rising; four fee:
eight inches in tie canal two feet Gig ht inches III
the chute. Weather clear and cool. Passed up
Longwortb. from New Orleans for Cincinnati.
EVANSVILLE august 4.-WeatheI clear; mercury
go to So. River fallen SIX inches ia the past
twenty four hours
CAIRo August 4.-A1ived-City Of Helena, from
vicksburg at 5 P. VI. Departed g. c. Wolf, for
Red river, at eight and Capitol City, foI VIcks
burg, at eleven, last night; City OF Helena for
Vicksburg, at p. NJ. The GleJcOf Is aground at
OsceOla, being assisted by the Belle Vernon Inc
Gland Tower Iightered the r. +. Lee over the
Osceola bar RIVER fallen nine inches. Weather
clear. Mercury 18o.
ST. LoUI. August i.-Arrived-ktiicgg from New
Orleans Julia from vicksbarg. DepaIted-Future
CITY. tor New Orleans River ta2.S pretty IasI.
Weather Clear and cool.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-05
Monetary--Commerclal.
MONETARY.
OFP;GE OF TER DAILY REPUBLICAN,,
MuxrAx ExzS-YG AI.giist 1 lsL2.

MONETARY.
OFFICE OF TER DAILY REPCBLIcAN.}
MONDAY EVENING. August :, ls'S. }
The nancy market continues extremely dull
with light o1te rings at tie banks ard moderate
demand for discounts on the street. ne lev tIahs-
actions reported are of little magnitude we con
tinue to qnote first class paper al solg T cent
annum, " tn or without collateIals. Al at. IL and
second class at -Gis; first class mortgage paper
sti.l rules at 9QI0, AID second c-ass at IL. Q
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.
C.eaI.ngs. Balances.
.uoust 2. $3.50 Il. so S1032l o6
August ........ 1881 "A i62,442 Il
Thus far this week 81 $500 co se52..e3 =.
Sau .irne last week. 22eA2 ~ 100 ~
Total last week....... ba2 90. - el2'ot6 o9
Tors. week before. 4ilS,1!o az 'gtSob 80
God orened at ISIS dIi51:. agars. IL e at New
York AID after a light business c.osec at ll50
iI51: &c lower tran or saturday against the
opei.iug rates IN that market whele there was no
variation during the dav. TIE ss:es summed up
So, 900 embracing s2oG0 at ll5's: $4,000. $1,000
Nc sales OF silver were reported. American Lalf
dollars were still quoted at ltSaloe, and
Mexican dollars at ~ = cent nrenuW in gold
for new and for old.
The movement in sterling exchange was Of mod
crate extent. and rates were without qilotable
variation. The sales amounted TO 4l9,Coo. com
pIisnc 800 bill OF lad.ng al l24.; 4tt'H DO "a
i25:' e5G0o al clear at 125 j. e256G bin CT .adLg az
I254; 1855 ard G 1896 DO at l25 ! q l251..
The Only sale Of francs reported was 25coo" az
No sales Of German marks were reported.
At the close sterling bills We're still quoted at
l2JN 1851. for bill CT fading and Al Gear, and 10
a. for bank. Francs at 4.6eG i,13t4 for private,
and 4..6i, ;oI bank. German marks continued nom
inal.
Domestic exchange was scarce and stiff at pre-
vols figures. The only sales reported were $lt,.
900 commercial and 425 eco hank sight OIL New
York at 5-i6 II cent prem!uin.
The banks continued TO cLech on New YORK
at e q cent premium, aEG private sign: vas Sta.
quoted AT Sic.
tIr mr. in
The only sales of bonds reported were $50"o city
gold hearing seven per cents al q anC +5ooo al
G21.. They closed at about q. asa.
CITY appropI alton cert -Hcates We're stlil Caoted
at So 059 but no sales were reported.
Metropolitan Police variants advanced and
closed at about 1Ja Is. Tie sales included 4l5N
at &c and 5000 at u.
In Graham STAG +var-.-l-s we noticed q SAT q;
$4,000 a, 30, at which tlev &.oseC.
The safes OF Clinton. StaSe warTaLts ,LcitceG
s 800 AID $4,000 al sc. ana S.oG a. tc7.. .Eey
GiAstC z. 5l4,.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-05
ROCDRO's RESTAURANT,
LAKE END PoNTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD.
6iIIman & Jary, Proprietors.
c ms celebrated establishment has been fu,lv 70.
At ;s1 iof the opening Of the spring business.
HhANA ISLE HOTEL.
On THE GULF OF MEXICO. LOUISIANA.
open for tL.. season o: :S13.

i, The finest eur. banning i, Via o-t4. IT,.
~ -, .tiyag II te world no oyster fs:in %
t'oItL fsh a9eund in every VARIETY and ra,n q"
aa,iiint. and crabs always plentiful Sail "t'
thns Jackie and guides to enable guests tn en;".
snarod OF SPOT VIII always be kept and no ecr
onisar 10 mako this hotel the ne plus ultra Of
pdI ne swift light draft and comfortable .t.ar..
r UUSiSn, CApTAIM GUS RICHARDS, leaves Har.
era4 f or "fand Isle and way landings at the mnd'
Sssam Terry leaves foot Of Jackson street a, sao
rerms PEI month ESQ; per week sl5 DER dav 81
a,.1 Aol families or for over one month ysry IN
B. MARGOT, Proprietor.
les M - sam D. DIXON, Agent
Je' 49, IL commercial place, Lock boz ks. lis.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-05
Castelar's Irish Descent.

CASTELAR,, one Of the present foremost
men in Spain, is of Irish descent. One OF
his maternal ancestors was the elder S:er-
ling, whom Carlyle, in his biography of the
younger. has depicted in graphic outlines.
The Spanish orator inherits the old Milesian
fire. Impetuous, hasty and explosive, like
Edward Sterling, Of the Times, CASTELAR,,
nevertheless, has honesty and wellsettled
opinions. 1t is said of the former, that be-
tween the years 1880 and 1910, the able,
positive and unreasonable Times newspa-
per, liable to more than three hundred
changes of opinion in the course
of a year, and always with sufi.
Gent reason, was his express emblem:
and that he more than any other man or
circumstances has been, or can be, was the
London Times. To one who has ever heard
Carlyle talk at the Garrick Club this only
haunt away from home these thirty years.
about the father of his old friend, John
Sterling, the remarkable man, broad, stout,
and well built, with long, lowish head,
sharp gray eyes, and strong aquiine face to
match, how he stood, or walked, or sat in
an erect, decisive manner, rolling from club
to counting house, through all grades of 60
ciety. and talking cOpiOus sense or nonsense
with the multifariOus miscellany of men all
the day, and then at light reacting it all in
leader which accurately hit the ''purpOrt of
tie worlds Unreasonable babelment" that
day. and shaped it for tomorrow, ending
in his rugged Scotch way, Let man try
10 do it he'll fail No one without Ed
ward Sterling's improvisirg faculty could
do it y i say. that to one who ever heard
Thomas Carlyles description of Captain
Thunderer," there will at once occur strik-
ing resemblances between the restless. fear
less, sagaclous, loud spoken. and adrci:
Spanish republican and his demonstrative
ancestor OF the Times. The generations OF
Castiiian blood, however, viii change ma.
ture as It does eyes and skin. The light.
sandy complexion and gray eyes OF the
buIly Mileslan, have changed IN lis des-
cendant 70 the dark. flashing eyes and
swa.ny hue of Andalusia, 70 less than the
bantering air and humOr enjoying laughter
have given place to grave bearing ana seq
iOus thought.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-05

ha'eer Protection Company vi. steamer
F5ateH"h., 'es tackle, etc.-.:o. - 2ss
4 The UNITED STATES DISTBiC. .oiRT
District O. Loui-iana-By WITT. D. al u,,,,
.! court TO mo directed III the above en-.
,itied suit, will proceed to sell to the highest
Bidder. on TUESDAY, August IL, 1878, at twelve
Scoek NJ, at the entrance to the Custom
house, on Canal street, between Old Levee And
Peters streets in this city, the following described
The STEAMER FONTENELLE, her tackle. etc.
now lying at Agers, at the Second Distrct ferrvv
aLdng. Ai1S
Terms-Cash on the spot
July 81. 1879 "e" oi1e""s'
.,-. 8. B. PACKARD.
sui 10 United States Marshal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-05
,coxv,Srrrn FROM FIRST PAGE.l

eiina,ion TO back out. When the brothers
we're last seen together. they were quarrel
ling, Daisy carrying a heavy, club and
Threatening Dan. Daisy came home alone
bringing Dams shoes and remarked to his
wife: ii you hear me accused OF murder
don't 90 back on NE.
Sus pieion being aroused search was
made. resulting in the discovery OF Dams
dead body, with his neck broken and marks
of heavy blows on his head. Officers start
ed from here last night in pursuit Of tie
.,urdeper
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-05
g. S. MARSHAL'S SALES.

"Lsgn, Pagan & Go. vs.. Steamboat Fla.
viiia, No. 10 $50; sale Murphy ys. Ste .mbOat
Favila-No 20 PSI
IN The United STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR
an order Of court to me directed IN the
ahovs emitted suit. will proceed to sell to the
highest bidder on WEDNESDAY. August I3,
1913. at twelve o'clock NJ. at the entrance to the
CIstomhouse, on Canal street. between Peters and
Cd Levee streets IN this city
THE STEAMBOAT FLAVILLA her tackle etc
now lying at Shreveport Louisiana.
Terms-Cash at the time of adjudication.
United States Marshaps Office. New Orleans.
August /. 1873.
S.B. PAraAPo
auZ y IS United ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-05
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH {
ORLEANS.

MRS. MARIAN n. CONRAD vs.. HENRY r. COZ.
.ius, her husband-NO $40,
T HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON TIE TWENTY
L eighth day of June, 1873, jud2men. WAS rem
dered in this court IN the entitled su.. II. the
words and figures following, 10 wit:
Mrs. Marian N. Conrad vs.. Henry F. Co!li,s her
husband No. 41lO.
On motion of C. NJ. Conrad Son. of couy sel for
plaintiff, and on producing 70 the court due proof
of said plaintiffs demand the law and evidence
being in her favor it is ordered adiudged and de.
creed that the Judgment by default herein entered
the twentieth instant be conf. med nd
made final; and, accordingly. that there be udg.
ment in favor of plaintiff, Mrs. Marian Nicholson
Conrad, and against defendant, Henry F. Collins
her husband, decreelng separation Of property
between the said parties. 1t is further adiud ged
and decreed that the said plaintiff do resume the
administration of her own property, and that de.
fendant pay all costs of this suit.
.udgmerl. rendered June 23 1873,
Signed July 3. 1873
E. NORTH CULLOM, Judge.
=. testimony whereof have herernto set nv
hanC ,La fixed - Of The sad court at the
h :: yc.-y d: 4.'c u t.-3-f eight hundred
seventh il.s ~; tie .i.fr-y weight year of
~. l.:e.I.4 % IL ~. q 80 United -'a..a
PAU. E .EAD.I
- ItHD.rtE Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-05
POUND NOTICES,

DEPARTMENT OF PoIIcx,1
New Orleans, August 4, 1873 !
WAS BROUGHT TO THE SIXTH DISTRICT
W Pound, on Jersey street, between valence
and Bordeaux streets
One brown mare PONY, left hind leg white.
Which, if not claimed within five days and the
ton at said pound. on MONDAY, August IL 1873
1t twelve O'Clock n.
ROBERT BREWSTER
NO. i4-su4 I'd Administrator.