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Elliott City, Nd; Charles o. Myers. Kendsuvlle. Ind:
James fe~by, Cambridge. Ind
Asscssors % b. OOliecforf OF Internal Rrrena-B B.
EgReston SECOND District Of husetts Henry M
Taylor, Third District OF TeIas Frank White. seventh
District OF Indiana; James Hayden. Washington Ter
ntory; Benjamin y Wall. Ninth District Of Massaohu
sets.
The Office OF Colector in the Ninth Massachusetts Dis
trct ~ vacated by Luke Lyman under the provisions Of
the Executive order OF Jan IT, and the Assessor Nor
cross, declined the appointment
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parents. Ne tsy sssv oBTins o . ne" :" '-A<
both II Brsp.Fn
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Sgecldl Notices
Tn. Hutnn Lifs INSURANCE. COMPANY u Se~-X Oss
snJ 30 8o,.i~.,
NEs-YORx h-rcbaq ria

aEs-foSx a-vblq is7a
CASH ASSgrs .-...-....-...-. 81 DloUoa
Th, CsmD4sT u loan ial Boai snd Mldaa
approved rel b, State .ai ushDnas
states inv miles OF tn. city
charge applicant. oh.-.-s
permitted directly Indirectly. BY Ocrt r.-
snpoymsut procuring loaHs
except he tes fhe requisite
o.r by sypo sbo- charges M
phcaBt Tor tie required b. ~ Law 20 b. limited d
The Losa Department sepsrst- ron 'h- ba4aess
clrng appcai,on ppcatoa pAev
required Suggested Connection ass Application of ta.a
Thee r-gu.lon aai 1sag u r,r1t is- bs have
force Tie ConpsaT
sutA,rt, COMMITTEE Fosoee-
\ : WINSTON
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OBITUARY.
JoHN A. COLLIDR.

The. Hon John A. Collier died at his resi-
deuce in giurhamton n Y, on sunday. age &c. He
a member Of the XXIst Congress, was State Controller
in 1915 and 1896 and Commissioner TO revise the
Code in ls47 He was once lawyer OF eminent ability,
and il LARGELY auoted in law reports.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-25

CHICAGO MIrra &c rTLs-Rscep for two isys 3sp marss,
prices unchanged Of god 20 choice
drOy-s OF cOrai- rcKa1s uagiHg .fDu
y NJ ert sod A. sass . shipments. go.
and hrm shade higher 8el
price, - 9q % 49, he OsLa1e for 70,
q the sales st o. e9s5 - esi
arm. : DO
sHssP gaist uinailr lnchAag-i receipts, 1909
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The STATE or TRADE
DOMESTIC MARKETS

Nv OsrrAxs Msr>h -Flour dill u saperin- o. %
b. Era A. %, qss 81 Family Slv 591 sIL Corn lIst
,u. irn- Blc Hay ful AZ go
f,r Prime Pork Ower BIO 15G ~ Bacon
r. Gr Shoulder DC Clear Rib s1i DC i1r Clear
Ham. % AZ Fac Lard du 0sic Cor Tsrce 9slac Eay
s1~.r dul Al sic Fully Far hoases sold
8sqg5 C0fs- sold ~
-stsrias VA; Se.IorK StgaE. par t'ad liza
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-25

persona licensed 10 practice medicine upon insufficient
preparation should have heart the success Of this
schpoL
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For James Partsn'a J-c,ar- The Pigr- f-iA,r- -
grs.r" lni.l
U-s LE.r0tz lrrrh No us psssbi P7'- p - "-'' -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-25

SCHgSCKs P'LMUEIC SYRUP
,CHgNCK'S sgAwERD TONIC

K y ~
sCHgSCKs SEAwEBD TONIC
SCHENCKs MANDRAKE PILLa
Frequently viii The
patient they ek ne liver stop 1c rrcasuoao r s
o..sg n, S' soass '''' " ''' wv 's " '' ~ " s ~
Liver Compliant sad D'spepa TIE II ihri. - she
Of Consumption Many ,-r,oO complain ., I ths ID
'upaon oel ongae pa,n he s"uil-F'd. -as. q io~s
ness AM e-i'essnr tas oo ns oeT "a & '@sa ''@sSse
With soiItv ind sechng Of siai
Person. Affected ,sy hr.'y easia sd & ss
soEs- r-n-n,ns ,orpa sud a.. 9a almost '- ,s ar 49,
Se1-ac, PlinOaie syrup srr-ctorsn whom
s1saoE, Tome dissolve, The ias Eb g..ir,s
ur-s digestion, End
,fs Soas ,snaeasy ses~ues. M,nirsss rll. .e aaT-i
''' "'''''''' ! 3 scHssck son
= Cor. SsTth ssd Arcb.ts PAsl<
AoI are FOR SAFE by all druggists All dealers 49, -. -.
s.ad9 College oaes n. Y. who'r-.is Asaai
Geniiemcs's Hats.
SPRING OPkESG
ARTISTIC.
sEAsosasLK
PULL DRESS uNDRESS TRAVELLING AND
RvBNIsG wRAR
COMPLETE AND ATTRACTIVE vAgIgTI
ALL TASTES sUirgD.
Perfection ain
ReA.0uAbi- Accomplishment Aisaed
WARNOcK & Co. Hsii.rs 5ta eso-h--s
The workins~omsss Protective Upiaa.
a s-ssr'' the irsa ssi sps-..
Py Tssas sSs .s NJ ;s' y SPasss's s- rAcakss
pleyr .ns arr a.-.s obtaining eHpiosssa wss sesA A-ss
essa earned ar, ooc.e o ss.s An Es a cs.sse
CHAMaFRLAIS-Iu toe STATE 81 ~. .-.-, on ~. luA Ia,
A'rs 'sIl l'os "a. srAni b. NJ hes A hAsnsss .s.-
Chamberlain JUNIOR
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no '1 cass a1s. 'S ''0T '''"AS s s
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MING CLOTH MARKET

PROVIDENCE PRINTING CLOTH MARKET
PaouDzscE r L. March 2tPnutus Cloths 1nehIagei
s,r o>r Mlrksls ard Commercial lard S>u Pays
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Al Nofor Of Marriages mast os 'adorsei 'g'ih nut
name l4d gG,iisss
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-24
rLe 0,ousyessisnai Convention and th
N.eyeeA.

lFrom the vcksburg Herald
The convention OF Congressional Repre-.
..ntatiyes of the West and South, to be
held in st. Louis TO see what can De done in
the WAY of advancing Western interests
end facilitating commerce by river and rail-.
promises we'll for the future. The section
to be represented has long been under the
ban OF the old foges east of the Alleghanies.
but q change, and . radical one at that,
must now come. Fifty members, represent
ing in part the States Of Alabama, Missis-
sippi, Arkansas, Illinois, Louisiana, Mlchl-
gan, Missouri, New York, Nebraska, Ohio,
Pennsylvania, Tennessee and Wisconsin.
have ALREADY signitied their intention to
attend, and we presume the list will be ma
terially swelled the day OF meeting.
The time has come when all th> interests
bearing upon the Mississippi valley are
equally and vitality concerned in prompt
and earnest action. and we hope when the
conyen ton assemblies, its deliberations will
be conducted Independent of party strife
or sectional prejudice. We understand that
on the part of Mississippi, Senator James
l.. Alcorn will attend, and no man is better
calculated to present the prostration OF the
Mississippi vailey-a prOstratlon which is
yearly returning to the wilderness the i'm.
pr0vements and civilization OF 2OO years.
On tho part Of Louisiana. the convention
will have Captain Frank MOrey, Repre-
who. As chairman of the House Committee
On Levees, took q deep interest IN the
neglected wealth along the river. Being
full of facts and figures. and Jealous on the
Ievee question, he will prove valuable
delegate.
The restoration Of the immense country
living on both sides OF the great river has
engaged his brain for several years, and we
hope he will be able to solve the difficult
problem in the council of wisdom. The
ievees of the Mississippi demand earnest
and practical attention. The present slnu-
ous and frail line Of river embankment
broken in innumerable places, affords but
little protection to plantation property OF
great value. and something should be done
to stop the farms, once the haunts OF busy
industry and happy life, from being swept
over by the pitless floods and sinking into
the ever-deepening shadows OF their prime
val forests.
We ShouId have protection a complete
and reliable as the sea dykes of Holland or
the lev ee embankments OF the Italian delta,
but the initiative must come from Congress,
and we trust Senator AlcOrn and Represen.
tative Morey will press such action in the
convention as will bring the whole subject
prominently before that body in December.
Congress could take no action more accept
able to the entire country, or tending more
directly and practically to reclairHing the
waste places, than by adopting a wise and
liberal policy, leading to early results. No
relief could come more timely OF more
grateful to deep suffering people.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-24
Bills RECEIVABLE. OPEN ACCOUNTS. ET
ASSiGNEES' SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.
BY ORDER OF E. E. NORTON. ASSIGNEE.

DY e. z. GIRARDEY & CO.. AUC:
ID tioneers-Offica No. l. Exchange place
THURSDAY. May 30, 1873 at twelve O'Clock M.. at the
Merchants and AuctiOueers' Exchange. on Royal
street, between Canal and CustOmhouse streets in
the city of New Orleans per order of the District
Court of the United States OF America for the Dis
trict of Louisiana, sitting in bankruptcy. Will be
sold by public auction
CERTAIN BILLS RECEIVABLE, open accounts
and other personal property, surrendered in the
following named estates in bankruptcy and in no
way guaranteed, and sold with the provso that
where claims are in the hands of attorneys the
purchaser is to assume al! charges in addition to
the amount of his bid. to witt
Nos BankrUpts
Gle. John Orsborn.
$50. Robert Boomer
Il31. J. D. Blair and s. H. Buck. inlividualiv and
members OF the firm of Blair 4 Buck.
and ]. D. Blair Co.
1878 Daniel Hickey.
81. II W. Goodman.
1898. John NJ. Witherspoon. as member of With
spoon Moss Co.
1870. 4. +. Blackmar.
1877. C. Guerineau, Jr.
1871. E. G. Weis.
ll55. Mrs. A. G. Williams.
1892. William Polk.
1868. VOuPhul Brothers.
1865. NJ. ]. Hauck.
1925. A. Morales.
l23p H Ruty.
1891. George l.. Kouns.
Terms-Cash on the spot in United States treas
ury notes.
The list of property TO be sold can be at the
Office OF <. E. Norton. assignee. until the day of
salt. myl8 - Is %
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-24
SUCCESSION OF LOUIS 4. CHACvIN. DECEASED.
Second District Court for the Parish OF Or.
leans-No "a l3..

DY WALTON, DAVIS Il ERF2ET-I B.
ID Walton AuctiOneer-O lice No. aD Camp street.
SATURDAY, June !. 1873, at twelve O'CLOCK NJ. at
the Mere nants and AuctiOreers Exchange. Royal
the homo bic the Second District Court for the
parish of Orleans, dated February %, 1873. No.
81 l37 Of the docket, for account of the above
named succsssion will be sod By public auction.
the following described property, to wit
|. THE UNDIVIDED ONE FOURTH part Of . Ger.
tam sugar plantation situated in the parish of st.
Charles the right bank of the river .sslssippi.
about ten leagues above the cit- OF New Orleans,
measuring ID arpents front said river, and 80
pen:s IL depth bounded on the upper line bv the
tract of land herein secondly described. and on
the lower line by the plantation of FrancDs BOu.
gere, together with one large twO-story dwelling
house, other small buildings, sugar house. with
steam engine. machinery and purgery. negro
and machinery. and all other buildings and i'm.
prOvements on said plantation. and thereto at
tached or in anywise appertanng.
D. TIE UNDIVIDED ONE,FOURTR part OF q
tract of land situated in the parish Of st. Charles.
on the land situated i'll the parish OF st. Charles,
on the right bank of the Mississippi river. about
thirty two miles above the city OF New Orleans,
measuring 26 'oises foot inches front on said
lines and containing 50 IL 100 acres being bounded
on the upper line by the property of Mr. Na!cOur
Lavergnr, and on the lower lire by the plantation
above firstly described together with one dwelling
house and other outbuildings and the improve
ments thereon and thereto attached. The undi'
vded fourtl, interest in the plantation and the
tract of land will be sold in block.
Also.
Five shares Of one hundred dollars each in the
capital stock of the Hope Insurance Company Of
New Orleans. OK dividends declared
Terms-Cash in United States treasury notes.
Act Of sale before Felix Grinla. notary pubic. at
the expense of the purchaser.
my4 10 Il u 81 je7
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-24
AUCTION SALES.
By c. z. Girardey q Co.
IMPROVED AND VACANT FIRST. SECOND AND
THIRD DISTRICT PROPERTY ON EASY TERMS.
SUCCESSION OF VICTOR PESsOU.

Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. "a. ISL
Dye. f. GlRARDEY & CO.. AUCTION
ID eers-Nichoas J. HOey. auctloreer-Ohce NO.
II Exchange place.-SATCRDAf, June 1878 at
twelve o'clock NJ, at the Merchants and Auct;oo'
eers Exchange, OIL Royal, between Canal aud Gus
tomhOuse streets. will be sold at pubic AUCTION
by and in pursuance of an order from the HCn.
the,parish of Orleans. dated Nav l, 1879. and
deed in the above entitled matter. the following
described property; toWiI ,ors op cporrn
situated in the Third District IN the3 square
bounded by Esplanade, Kerlerec Roman and Der
bisny streets, designated by the Nos . ana ~
street by 100 feet deep between parallel lines Lot
No. 10 forms the corner of Roman and nerlerec
house, handsome neighborhood. and very desira-
be for dwelling
J. LOT OF GROUND in the Second District, in
the square bounded by st. Louis Gayez, Johnson
and Cont streets, and measuring 70 feet inches
front ST. Louis street. by l04 feet inches deep
0eI~fS1 TWd afars IoTs ofS oF GROUND situated in the
First District of this city in the square bounded
by Tonti. Myro, Palmyra and Gasquet streets
inches in depth together with all the buildings
and improvements thereon, comprising three one
story frame houses The lots are designated by
i, THAT NEAT AND HANDSOME TwO-STORY
FRAME DWELLING, known By the No. zs6 Where
between Esplanade and Bayou Road streets; Inc
Road, vilere and Marais streets. The lot meas
ures SO feet front on Where street 81 feet wide III
the rear by l0 feet ii inches lines deep towards
Esplanade street. and 95 feet inches lines
deep on the upper side line. The Improvements
are neat and very SNOWY txe-stOry frame dwell.
ing, designated by the No 296 viilere street
5. TWO LOTS OF GROUND, in the First District.
in the square bounded by Lafayette, POydras
Bolivar and Bertram streets. designated by the
Nos. 3 and 4, and measuring as follows: Lot No 8.
o feet inches lines front on Lafayette street
by l23 feet inches in depth on one side. by l3l
feet inches on the other side, by 26 feet inches
wide in tine rear lot No. measures p feet }
inches lines front, by ia feet inches lines
deep on one side and I3i feet inches il depth
the other side. by % feet inches in width in
the rear.
Terms-One hafcash. balance at twelve months
credit fer notes secured by mortgage on the prom
erty. bearing eight per cent per annum interest
from the day of sale until final payment. The act
of mortgage to contain the usual five per cent
attorneys fee clause; the purchasers to keep the
lmproy ements insured and transfer the policies to
the holders of the notes. and further assume
payment OF all taxes for the year 1872 up to the
day of sale over the price of adjudication.
Acts Of sale before A. Duca.el, notary public, az
the purchasers expense. my4 10 Il Is 81 e1
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-24
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY CORNER OF
JACKSON AND HOWARD STREETS.
SUCCESSION OF MRS. MARIA ROUHEr.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. Sc il9.

RY e. f. tsIRARDEY l. CO., AUG.
ID tOneers-NichOlas J. Hoey. auctiOneer- Office
No. II Exchange place.-SATURDAY, June FL.
1873 at twelve o'clock NJ, at the Merchants and
Auctioneers' Exchange, on Royal between Canal
and CustOnlhOuse streets. by virtue of order of
the honorable Second District Court for the parish
OF Orleans, dated April d, 1873 and a supplemental
clder dated May II. 1879. will be sold by public
auction
A LOT OF GROUND. i'll the Fourth District of
this city, in the square bounded by Jackson,
Jos. phine, Liberty and Howard streets known as
lot No. 5, and measuring % feet inches lines
front on Jackson street, by 100 feet in depth and
front on Howard street. The improvements COM
prise two one-story frame house,, cisterns. etc.
The corner has bee II used a grocery store. and
tue property will be sold in block. with the
contents and fixtures of the grocery store.
Terms of Sale-One- ird cash and the remainder
at one, two and three years credit in notes
cured by special mortgage and vendors lien and
bearing interest at eight per cent per annum from
date OF sale until final payment with the clause of
hve per cent attorneys fees in event of suit i'm.
provements to be kept insured and policy trans.
ferred, and purchaser to assume payment of all
taxes for 1873.
Act Of sale a. the expense Of the purchaser.
before A. Hero. Jr.. notary public.
my4 Il 30 Ie1 IA 2l
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-24

by c. +. GIRARDEY & CO., AUCTION
- eers-Otce No. Il Exchange place-SATUR-
DA1 June I, 1873, at twelve O'Clock NJ, at the
Merchants and Auctoneers Exchange, on Royal
street. between Canal and CustOmhOuse streets,
IN the city of New Orleans, by virtue of an order
or the honorable the District Court of the United
states of America for the District of Louisiana,
dated April 49, 1873 will be ssld by public auction
a CERTAIN TRACT OR PORTION OF LAND in
the town OF CarrolltOn, in the parish of Jefferson
an ana L safe OF Louisiana, measuring l5l feet front
on FIRST street 800 feet deep and Front on Burdette
street, thence 2lO feet deep and front or Pearl
street thence depth of los feet on a line toward
adams street, thence running at right angles With
drp,h OF 80 feet toward Burdette street, thence
Hna depth OF l9o fee: up to First street, as &C.
qIired from Laurent MillaudOn and the estate OF
hls deceased wife, by act passed before 8. M8gEer
notary dated January 20, 1866, together with the
improvements thereon
Nc decree of the court ordering the sale OF the
ABOVE described property directs that the same be
iteed from all membranes. and the assignee act
ING as the officer of the court will convey only
such titie as is in him vested by the assignment IN
bankruptcy. and by the aforesaid order of the
The purchasers to assume the payment of all the
taxes thas the property may owe up to the day
oi sale, over and above the price of adjudication
Ierms-Cash on the spot at he moment OF aiIu-
Act Of sale at the expense of the purchasers
before n 0erDon notary public.
q myl7 "a 81 jel
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-24
COTTAGE on ANNUNCIATION STREET.
SUCCESSION OF ANTHONY SALLINGsh.
Parish Court parish of Jefferson. Lsuisiana-No.


pY c. E. GlRARDEY & CO.. AUCTION
ID eer.. Nicholas J. Hoey. Auctioneer-Otice
1873. at twelve o'clock NJ, at the Merchants and
Auctisneers Exchange, on Royal street, between
Canal and Customhouse streets in this city of New
Orleans, by virtue of order OF the honorable the
parish court, parish OF Jefferson. Louisiana, dated
April %, 1873 will be sold BY public auction
LOT OF GROUND with an the improvements
etc. thereon the Fourth District of this city IN
the square bounded by Annuneiaton. Laurel.
Sixth and Seventh streets, designated ss lot No. t.
and measuring 30 feet front on AnnuncatiOn street
by ll0 feet inches lines in depth the line Of
lot No. and 30 feet 9 inches lines in depth on
the line of lot No. 5. The improvements comprise
a neat. comfortable story frame cottage with
large side entrance.
Terms-One halt cash; remainder at one years
credit, in notes of the purchaser secured by
cIal mortgage and vendors lien, bearing interest
of eight per cent per annum from date Of sale till
final payment. with all the usual clauses Of i've per
cent attorneys fees in event of suit Improve
ments TO De kept fully insured and policy trans
ferred aud assumption of all taxes for the We ar
1873.
Act Of SALE at the expense Of the purchaser, be-
fore Octave Morel Esq, notary public No Com
meycial place. New Orleans apr nylol7Al
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-24

Mo,;hIy advertisements, inserted every othsr
kav 10 ns charged twO-t,irds OF the above rates
Eecond page monthly advertisements. each
AalIarr, : ~ per month .,o
Eager FIRST insertion 5 80 per square; each siose'
event iuser; ion seventy-ive cents per square.
seconI page transient advertisements. each Az
Serti1A s ! 81 per square. e..
Advert sements inserted a: Intervals 10 Do
charged as new each insertion.
ReS1,!ar advertisers who advertise largely. VII!
.e slowed such discount from above named tIah.
s.snt rates as may be agreed upon; PROVIDED, INA,
tr 10 case shall such discount exceed twenty n'o
Ver cent ,.:. ., va
All business notices OF advertisements 10 NC
-, ay<.J Yveutv c.nta per line each insertion.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-24
CHOICE FIRST DISTRICT PROPERTY
Second District Court for the Partsh Of Orlea1A
No. IS 1868.

DY G.. 4. GIRARDEY e. CO., AUCTION
ID eers-Nicholas J. Hoev, Auctloneer-Oftce
No. Il Exchange place-SATURDAY. May 81. 1878,
at twelve o'clock NJ, at the Merchants and Aue-
tioIeers Exchange, on Royal street, between Canal
ard Cus'omhOuse streets, in this city of New Or
leans by virtue of an order of the honorable the
Second District Court for the parish of Orleans.
dated April Is, 1873, win be sold by public aaction
the following described property. to wit
l. A LOT OF GROUND, in the First Distric. OF
this city measuring 50 feet inches front on Camp
street by rs feet deep between parallel lines ard
front on Thaa street, together With all the build
ings and improve ements thereon.
q A LOT or GROUND, in the First District of
this citv. in square bounded by Rampant, Frank
lin Clio and Ca.liooe streets designated as lot No.
2 and easuring . feet front on Rampant street,
by l27 feet depth between parallel lines together
with Il the buildings and improvements thereon.
Terms--One third cash; the balance on one aRd
two years credit in cOtes Of the purchasers, bear
ing iHterest Of eight per cent per annum from date
of sale till hnal payment, With mortgage and ven
der's lien, and the pena, clause of i've per cent
attorneys fees in event Of suit; insurance Of In
provements and transfer of policy. and assumption
Of all taxes OF 1873.
Acts of sale at the expense Of the purchasers %.
fore ". J. Castcn. notary public.
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