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Special Notices.
sATcheLOR'S HAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the ,coria
The only True and Perfect Dye. Harmless, Re
able and Instantaneous; no disappointment; no
ridiculous tints unpleasant odor. Remedies the
i'll effects OF bad dyes and washes. Produces IN
MEDIATELY a superb BLACK OR NATURAL BROWN,
and leaves the hair CLEAN, SOFT AND BEAUTIFUL.
The genuine signed w. A. Bachelor. Sold by all
Druggists. CHAS. BACHELOR, Prop, A. Y.
uoyII-sntXWly
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-04-30

After all the SHOWS, blows and frosts of
the past severe winter, the ground is in
better order for farming on this last day
of April than it usually is at the same sea-
son. Early peas have been sown pretty
literally, and the plough is turning up the
ground in many fields for sowing and
planting
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-04-30

Accounts from Louisiana represent that
the Colfax massacre has had an effect to
seat Kellogg more firmly in the Executive
chair. and correspondingly lessen the in
fluence of McEnery All honorable and
humane persons shrink from sustaining
men who are abettors or apologists of wan
ton massacre to subserye political ends
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Competitive Examination for West
Point Cadetship.

Competitive Examination for West
Point Cadetship.
A COMPETITIVE EXAMINATION for a cadet
IA appointment in the L. s. Military Academy
at West Point, n Y, from the Third Congressional
District will be held in WateryilIe, on Thursday
the first day of May, beginning at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
The examination will be under the direction of
the Faculty of Colby University.
An experienced physi will be present to pass
upon the physical qualifications of the candidates
Candidates are admitted to the Academy only
between the ages of seventeen and twenty two
years. They must he free from any deformitv, dis
ease or iniimity that may render them unfit for
arduous military service.
Academy is required by law TO be proficient in
Reading and Writing; in the elements of English
Grammar; in Descriptive Geography, particularly
four own country, and in the History cftte United
States.
In arithmetic, the various operations in addition
su6trdction multiplication and dirision reduction
simple and compound proportion, and vulgar and
decimal fractions, must be thoroughly understood
and readily performed
The examination of all competitive applicants on
the foregoing branches will therefore be rigid,
searching and impartial.
All actual residents Of the Third Congressional
District OF proper age, are entitled to enter into
competition for the appointment. Whoever is GER
titled to me by the Faculty Of Colby University, as
best fitted for the Cadetship, will be Immediately
nominated thereto, and will be required to report
at West Point on or before the 25th day of May
All papers published in the Third Congressional
District, or largely circulating therein are respect
fully requested to insert this notice.
JAMES q. BLAINE,
Representative Third Con. Dist
Augusta, March, 1878. aprl-t&w3w
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The plan proposed by the New York
World, to reorganize the democratic party
upon a Free Trade platform, turning out
all who favor Protection, meets with vio-
lent opposition from democratic newspa-
pers, and will have to be abandoned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-04-30

Partisan gunmaker has the following no
tice outside lis window "To those disap-
pointed in love. A grea. choice of patent re-
volvors. n. b. In the case is all the appar-
atus necessary for extracting the ball and
dressing the wound"
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STATE PENSION.

f1NiE undersigned Committee on state Pensions
l. viii be in session at the Aliermen's Room
: ranlte Block on Wednesday the 23d day of April
instant, at O'Clock F. NJ, and each sncceedinp
Wednesday ut the same hour, Tor four weeks 10
{ Xamine into any cases that may be presented OF
applicants for State Pension
r. ATKINS
". II. LIBBY.
AUGUSTA April 10, 1873. apl9l.faw
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The instructions are the same to all COM
manders in Indian localities, and these are
given rs an exposition of the peace policy as
practiced under the orders of the President
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This is the Best Family Remedy, to cure all kinds
of Pain you ever tried
IL Is clean safe and delicious to use, and if you
use 1t faithfully 1t will do you Good!
Directions on each bottle. Buy il of the Drug
gist or Merchant where you trade Ifthey have not
got on hand they will send for ii at your request,
and sell you Genuine Renne's pain-Killing
Magic Oh, at the manufaet rer's lowest price al
retail.
as-Soldb by Druggists, Merc1ants and Grocers.
IL is put up in three Sizes and called Trial Size
Medium Size and Large Family Size" bottles.n
WV. KENNE q son, sole Preprietors and
Manufacturers, PIrTsFiELD MASS.
Sold by all Druggists in Augusta, w. +. Phillips
Co., Portland, and Geo. e. Goodwin " Co, Bos-
ION, Centrai Agents. APPS tlaw&weod-spn
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For Sale,
House and Lot for Sale,

T WILL sell my house and lot at the corner of
L Green and Chestnut streets in Augusta. The
house Is new, having been built two years ago and
Is situated IN OF the most desirable localities in
the city sale To be made Immediately
i. III. OLYS.
Augusta, April "a, 1873. apr25-tlwt
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Assessors NOtica.

fHIIE Inhabitants of the lily of Augusta are here.
by notified TO bring in true and perfect lists OF
thcn poils ana also their estates, real and personal
OF winch they were possessed on the first dav of
April $50 also all property held by them as coilat-
efai security or on mortgage, in trust as Guard
lahs, Administrators, or Executors liable TO taxa
ton. For the purpose of receiving said lists and
administering the nccss saTy oath thereto a. by law
authorized, We Will be in session at the
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A1dermen's Room, on Tuesday the first
day of April, 1873,

From to O'Clock z. NJ, and on each succeeding
day previous TO and including Saturday, the 10Th
inst, at the same hour, Sundays expected.) ANY
personal interview. 81 examination OF property by
Us, VIII not be considered a waver on our part Of
Inc liability OF any person to bring in to true and
perfect hsts OF all his OF her taxable property.
Blank forms Tor returns OF property may De had of
us on application.
j. y. TURNER, Assessors
f.. Il. TIIOR\E, of
&C. WIHIkHOUsE, >Augusta.
April |, lsTl, +tlnu1G
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REAL ESTATE AGEN rs.

CPECIAL attention paid to purchasing or selling
- Small or Large Farms, also Dwelling Houses
and Lots Of Land in this city and vicinity
+. II. JACKSON, Atty at Law.
T.. S. SMITH, Dep. Sheriff.
Office in Titcomb Block, Water St., Ha!lowell.
Hallowell, April 4, 1873. aprI-t6m
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SAVE 25 PER CENT,

Our arrangements with Southern Newspapers
enable rs to secure advantages to Advertisers ut
least 10 per cent. greater than can be had else
where. Labor, rent, and all expenses OF conduct.
ing business, on the average in Baltimore, are Il
per cent cheaper than in the large Northern cities
We do an active business, are satisfied with small
profits, and are willing to give our customers the
ern secular, religious and agricultural journals
STANDARD. Estimates, pamphlets. SC. free upon
application GRIFFIN 4 HOFFMAN, Established
Baltimore, Md. apr29-4w
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Nem advertisements.

HENRY WARD BEECHER'S PAPER with the larg.
est circulation in the world, grows wonder.
fully because It is the best paper gives subscribers
the most LIBERAL TERMS. Send for Circular.
l.B: FORD CO., New York Boston, Chicago, or
San Francisco. apr29.iw
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INFANCY or SOIL CHARMIN{:"

ssDSYCHOMANCY or SOUL
i How either sex may tascinate and gain the
love and affections of any person they choose in
stantly. This simple mental requirement jail can
possess free by mail, for 25c, together with mar
riage guide, Egyptian Oracle, Dreams, Hints to
Ladies' Weddiug.Sight Shirt, &c queer book.
Address Z. WILLIAM & Co, Pubs. Pha 29apiw
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-19

If the Modoc war correspondents
continue much longer their present
fusilade Of lurid words it will soon
become an inevitable as we'll as q
legitimate verbal retaliation to refer
20 Captain Jacks stronghold rs The
Palaver Bed.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-19

A ONE LEGeED PUGILIsT.-Lately
. stout fellow with one leg put in an
appearance on Ruby Hill. After
knocking around for some days he
posted written hand bills announc-
ing that he would on q certain even
ing, give a sparring exhibition at
one of the saloons. Several we'll
known light weights were also billed
to appear on the same occasion.
Pat. Hussey and the balance Of the
boys were anticipating much fun,
when the "show" should t ke place.
In an evil hour, however, the princi-
pal pugilist, or master of ceremonies
got on his benzine, aud actually
cleaned out abont one half OF the
drinking establishments on the hill.
He was especially rough toward the
premises OF Pat. Hussey. notwith-
standing that gentleman had been
one of his chief supporters and
staunchest friends. At latest &C.
counts the pugilistic exhibition had
been indefinitely postponed. and
peace once more reigned supreme
on Ruby Hill.-Eureka Sentinel.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-19
LATEST TELEGRAMS.

YREKA. Cal. April 1S-2 P, NJ
Mr.. Buckmaster jnst brings the re
port that Eugene Hovey. of 1reka, a
teatns,er, was murdered yesterday
while on his return from the front,
by Modocs who hal escaped from the
caves.
LATER -Hovey was murdered yes
ter,lav noon IL mile and half TINS
side # the peace tent. 10y party OF
ten Iudians. His horses were stol, n.
Hendricks brought the word TO
Balls Messengers We're warning the
settlers. The excitement is intense.
Teams are stopped. Many OF oar
horses are suffering from the cpl
zootic Buckmaster passed conrler
who left the lava beds yesterday
forenoon with 7, guiar Government
and press dispatches. lie Is expect
ed here by three o'clock to day.
Referring to the fate of this last
named courier, the Gold Hill Ne"s
OF last evening says:
A dispatch received as we go to
press $40 P. N says the conrler Is
cut pff by tue Mod0cs and lie cannot
get to Yreka.
General Schofeld is hurryiug for
ward reinforcements and troops from
Back Point, the Presidio. Camp
Halleck and Camp McDermett;
are either on the line of march or
under marching orders.
Lieut.. Dennison of the Q S. 5.
Saranac committed suicide yesterday
in San Francisco. Domestic troubles.
He was a son Of tx Governor Den
nison of Ohio.
The funeral of Rev. Eleazer Thorn
as took place yesterday from the
Powell. street NJ E. Church. Among
those in attendance were Governor
Booth, Gen Schofeld, Mayor Al
word, Colonies Jones. Kelton,
Sprague, and Wood. Fifty-ive
preachers were present. Governor
Blasdel was master of ceremonies.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-19
CITY MEAT M ARK EFT.
King Street, ca~on City. Nsvads.
THE CHOIcEsT CUTs OF FRr00
Beef,
Veal,
Pork,
Mutton. Etc.

Can always be found II this marhet. also. So.
pFRIOR CORNED BEEF for family usc.
BY careful attention to business and prcmpt
delivery Of all orders. when desired the undef'
signed. proprietor Of the city Meat Markst.
hopes TO merit share ~ patronage,
jsi.n JOHN r. NEpER
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16
Letter from New OrIean. - John in Il
Tropical CLINE.

~,
Inc we" i"'N ""t H"' " E''"ci"iS '"3'
respondent. hlch his name ia John. lh.s
il his first Il tick ir.,rn New Orleans:
New ORLEANS. January. lS1?-Ti;. -
Naw Orleans and II - = gIn,inps ,,I.c. +,,,
|. in.+ 9, ,inus a. !, ,r;,Th- no hIt s,,iI ~.
. GOOD uIar. In i've y, TIev h,v. yo.,I
hGt.Ia IN Ne,v 0rIaar. and +i.v ,,;,., ,...
hoiIpd kuivp. and rnrls and i,ir,. h.iIaa
,I,+a, -hoiI.l .1aa,. ,,rI 10.
Won hrniIod b4nanos If rrn.., ,[,,o,
t,ated . broiIed hanan, ,o1, don, WV
v,L,t ~ is IN luvnri,+a rno, +he 4r,,;,u ~
trnr,ic.l clirut. | had a .rn,ir.I ~, J. voc.
torIav. climbed ~ ;j,. ION ,f ,I,. :,
CharI,. Untei,
Sandals in N.vu.'.a,... v..;..t Tx. SIN.
dav. IN Rn.;or
N,w Orlran. Wa ,;u.., :...r -. 1,,,,
,l'DrIran.. Krp,u. rf r,,,.c, mi. Dn,.
ry,,a.,ilI Dc ..,,. -. -, 81 ir. ,.,,.
New o-l.an. ~. ,h,rIrn..i "a .nar -.
;nund,d in III, and ;. -. mo, ,I,,,
a.ain until l12,. n !1u., with al. Lnu;.i
m, w., ~ .Lr N...,,,,; ri,."r -' -
transferred TO S,,al. az tt.a,y ~. .,!.,
citizens Of N.y O:.sau. dj,i,,.. ,no.,[.r
:ha. treaty Inuc,. q; !. trent. nut ,In c;,r
fl .urI4hr,; under me Lew ,,,y.rnr,,n. .'
they go1 over tho; AMER. an. VI ,,>-,.ia
populatinn ha,, :uc:t..se,, 20 1850 .,.;cb
VA. a BIZ .h;lly -: :io.. .,av. In l.ll
Spain having iali.l ,rtn tn. ,,.vn- ,.r
France New Or,aan. rs -r.roc.aet ,n
,h.. nafsoD. ana 10 ISj:; !. vaa sold 10 81.
United States. The pouplatjor W.. t,.n
abou. e000 in $50: !: was made a pcr+ rt
entry. md i wa. !ncorateJ in IsO,. ,ar,r "
I8I3,h, tir.t steam hoat frrr' ~. Gl,in -
made - appearance; :. wen. hv .tcalr. and
i. went bv ii rood rnsLy other thing. ,rn
On January <. 1915. there was oui.. a dis
.urhancc in New Orleans. Some Ergll.b
people. with red Clothes on :flelr backs AT.
tempted 10 stead the whole town All AZ nura
Ii they had succeeded ): would have been .
success bu. there was a citizen named
Jackson who objected. and he objected 3,
strongly thar the Eng...h people got injured
and come OF EN- got so badly hurt that th.v
never eat nything more after that dar. i
man named Rockingham wa. one 81 .rn
TIL. Packin.ham was in 10 way RELAXED 70
the powerful. family oi backing ham. At
Cincinnati. Dh,c. Tins jackson was ,Sn
same jackson vho afterward became Pr.-;.
dent of n" !'ni:.d States. an! wa, known
as Old Hickory.
The N.-s!-sipri .5ytr o,.r..sf.a Nv IT,.
iea.n' = anou: ma: :. mile wide am: ..o,n
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16

the person guilty of such violation shall be
liable 10 the person injured for al! damages
sustained thereby.
SEC. .. That any and all contracts made
IN violation ~ the provisions of tins act are
hereafter declared 20 b. void. ami th. ven
dee may return the Oil. fluid or substance
pure iased, AT the expense of the vendor.
therefore. including all charges for trans
purtatluD and al! Other damages resulting
directly from the said sale.
SEC. :. That the council Of any city or IN.
coi?orated village may provide by ordi
nance Tor using any OF said articles OF a
lowe: grade than ll0- Eahrenhel', in the
stree; lamps provided by said city or vii.
lage tor Lighting streets or alle' :. in which
case / shall not be unlawful 10 offer for
sale or sell any Of raid articles. 20 be used
only in such street lamps. TO officers duly
authorized by said city or Incorporated vii
lage 10 purchase for that purpose; provided
tina: any person who shall use any Of said
articles purchased under and hv virtue OF
such an ordinance. for illuminating pur.
pOses.in any other instrument. lamp or lamps.
than said street Tampa. he or they shah be
guilty OF misdemeanOr. and, on Cnnvic-
ton thereof. fined in any sum not less than
ten nor mere than one hundred dollars. or
impI isoned III the jail of The county not less
than one nor more taan ten DAYS. ~ the dis
cret!"n of the court. and Snail pay The costs
OF the prosecution.
SEC. =. That the above reCited act. pas sd
April Is. !S6. IS. s S. 4O2!. be ard the san.
Is hereby repealed.
SIC. 9. This act shall take effect and bc
IN 1crce from ard after the first day OF Au
gus. next
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16

An account was given some days ago Of a
singular coincidence between the battle in
which General Znllicotfer was killed in Il Q
West, and a rumor which preceded the figh,
by three or four days. and gave the actual
particulars az they afterward occurred.
even 10 the death OF ZollicOtfer. 1t is very
singular what strange forms these coinci.
deuces ASSUME. F.amsteed. the astronomer
royal. the first director Of Greenwich
Observatory. AND the most eminent
English astronomer Of his time. was once
asked by al old woman who-according to
the superstition o: that day. considered him
Az astrologer and magician-the where
tbou.s Of d certain bundle she had lost.
flameteed gravelv told her to look in a GER
tain ditch. and then come back Mean
while lie prepared himself 10 give her a
severe lecture on her folly-when the old
woman 'etgrned in great delight, with the
bundle il her hand. found in the ditch. Il
is needless Il say that it was thereafter i'm
possible I" shake her belief il FlamsteeG. -
i!.II..OEc Gu:C:tc.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16
Opera iSUuilp at the Sarieiics.

Nile. Marie Aimee. The queen Of opera
3outtt. with her Htv parislau company OF
>!Xty-ti.e aItis.E. VII! give Their INITIAL per.
IoImanc. tomorrow 'venIr. al IN. EarIes
mes Theatre. opening with La GIando
DUchesec' Tie Galveston .Tetr% saw Of
la Belle He:'nc. by ,he Aimee company:
Nile. Aimee appeared a. Uc!eo.. hlle. Ro.
land as OrcS'es. Mons. .Iuteau a> IuriS.
Mons. pIchesue as .'gua.m"ch. Mons. Mare
din "a Neu'auS. Mons. Berthun a. 'nichas,
and the othe: roles we're, ably represented.
/ mere Is not Il G!., >'..v' IN Ihc " h0l. score
ni this creation. u lie. Aimee. and he; ase
>"clatcS rrDhcir'. Hnc Ainiy ana ia. music
snpcrhir. Me. aimee il N.vaciou- and
fascinating a. HC",j'. and her singing OF
''Aln"ur> hlNlr.. Nous N.:I-son. Toutea
S"Ucieusc. and TN Mari S. .. V!.h th4is
slgnliIc,r; accent, was Il treat. VI. Juttauo
a. PG",S. 49, is tine as ever. AMI hI> Epeno
IN trn',! voice flied the houtr A.tI echoes
.it1" vas :nr droiiest figure ola the stage,
h": u! the approximations were. AZ times
supremacy ridiculous. The "uuTn-rS were
-p!enGla, aI.G lie orchestra a.. :hA: could
~, lie iIri
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16
frtnOnt's French Trial,

Letters received III Washington. from
FaIl-. represent. that the trial of General
Fremont. ID the matter Of the Memphis and
III Paso railroad. Is 10 begin June next. II
is q c!.mua! prosecution. ana will proceed
under The French law. whether he is present
or not. Those indicted with him ar. Probst
his Paris agent. two citizens of Paris who
assisted in placing the fraudulent bonds on
the market. The :wo engineers. and "a New
Yorker uameu ppperman. who is charged
viii. obtaining the forged certificate Of the
New York Stcuk Exchange thar the bonds
Of the road were regularly quoted in Wall
street. Some o: :he old members of the
toby at Washington are considerably ex.
cited owe: :he public Developments OF the
ina
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16
Right of Through Railway Trnyelin New
.Ierspy.

We copy tn" following from :hc New
York C"nlmcEtiNi:
The opinion OF Vice Chancellor Dodd III
the StaDl.ope case, delivered al Trenton.
viii. no doubt. settle the vital question of :.
railroad through New Jersey. The attempt
to override the provision of the charter Of
the Camden and Amboy .oad. now ia the
hands OF the PENNSYLVANIA Central, BIZ Join.
ing together several roads. under d!feren:
charters. ia make a through line. - pro-
neunccd illegal bY the vice CHAN
ce!or. Such line must have = new
charter from the Legislature for continU
Gus line. and any other way Of getting
across The State without breaking bulk on
Il railroad IS Illegal. One company il re-
ported I" have offered the New Jersey Leg
islature banrs ii half million of dollars.
to be put into ~. school fund. for through
Oh jrter. and :hi- decision of the vice chan
cellor will probably bring negotiations TO
POM. If the statemcn: be corre"t that
such an offer has been made. it would be IN
better shape, II seems to us, 1t payment 20
the school fund were 10 te a per 'entage OF
earnings IA hex than a gross .uG ~ hoH.9.
But tnen a. we do not live n New .Isv-"v
it i. none Of oar business.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16

Tie Water Valley Courier states shat
some oi its exchanges have fallen into a
Sigh. error IN their dattering notices Of
Colonel Z. y. Frost:
Colonel Frost has recently been pro-
NOTED 10 the position Of general manager
Of tie Mississippi Central, Mississippi and
Tennessee. and tue New Orleans and Jack.
son railroads. BY some means the papers
have i that he has been elected vice pres!
den. o; the Southern Railroad Association.
This IS a mistake. as Colonel 5. II. Edgar IS
the vice pre- siden of the association. with
his office a, New Orleans. We are proud
of Coloae. Frost. and o; the high and re.
sponsiblc position he fills with 50 much
ability on this line o! road. but We d" not
propose 20 heap honors upon him which
2eionc :" others. As a railroad man.
Colonel Frost has the ability to preside
over = dozen railroads. while il might take
s"yera. vice presidents to fill the place he
oCcu!i.s.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16

The Washington hra.iclc Of Tuesday. n
reference - the then Forthcoming: repor: ri
the Senate committee for tho investigation
Of Louisiana affair.". and the return and 20
coun: for State purposes, says:
Bu. "a il ia not .he province Of The CON-
tee 20 decide this point. and AZ the State
c,arts have already passed upon it. i: may
ur questioned whether the committee will
see proper 10 recommend u disturbance of
the settlement that has been reached. Az
the laws of the State are Icing administered
IN accordance With the rulings OF the courts.
there can he no question as TO :he existence
of a republican form If government, What.
ever may have been tho irregularities "a
the election AMI the count
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16
IIOI nv "UI'0I' III IN
Keep the Ball Rolling.

We ,incere,v hone that fine New Orleans
REryrI1cAs will reap the full ben, fit of th.
yrans reward il deserve. for III. stand II
has taken IN behalf .; human freedom. and
.s,,eo;,l,y for -. .+in,rln. II no. oiven 70
tb. c.,,sa Of rrh, and rho C,,,,an. Win
ro, -. hsr. wandered why ou- rr.at
.tat...,an ,,,. ,o+ rrornreI wifi, This
o,,a.+io, lana. .,. WIN va, w.. have
nt+e, .,,orgt,t b,w cnn,d the friend. Of frs..
1on,.n, ,1,,ar- of ,en,, hIio,r,sr, .e,,,,r
na.-:,aa,, a..,s ;, .,si- .orl, dana
'nla,, '..,.''...;.,,r .r,.,.;n., .,a,.ar,. j.,
i. ,r',,, ,,li ,o., ;ni,no,ar, lawn, .vi.+.I
-. rarr ,,n-. ,. .orr.uba+ ;rcom.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16

Boston is hna>:in. "t hey la.c shipments
of American vrulu.r. The E::tislI steam.
ship Lord Give. az Size Doiuiu ;nn line Of
L.yerr""! parh-:-. sailed from :ha: por:
las: week. With :ue idrgee: ,aIg" ever
shipped tr"n thence. "mhraclD. in the ag-
girg..t" 5000 :oE-. vn!urd at 100000. Tho
bacon an boar: VIII weigh -3!:,:". pounds:
the .allow LOS. s.. pounds. and the lard
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due. came ever :h- Boston and Albany
railroad. IA through b..ls q: lat..us from
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