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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-13

AT Ik o'clock sharp. for parties removing from the
city, as follows: ! fine parlor suit of hair cloth,
taza walnut marble oeHtfe tables, Brussel carpet,
TAYLOR a Farley organ, stop, octave, all in good
order, extension table, dining chairs clocks, 10
pair Of DedsteRds, 2complste eott9ge auits marble
feather beds mattraeaee, cAne and windsor chairs,
wash stanls secretary, aad book cassi china glass
and dueens ware cutlery, silver plated ware GOOD
room stoves, . cook stOvea, and many other ar
tclea not here euumtrated. but Will b. positively
sold as the partit 8 have no fur her use fer them.
Goods ready for inspect on on evening before sale
and early on mornlbR OF sale.
N B.-A special Invitation IL extended TO the Ia
dies to attend this sale.
For further particulars see hand.bills, or call at
our Auction Ronm septlH,6t
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-13
mn FRInAY sEpTKMBER 18TH. 1s1s.
sherin's onics. New Castle, aug 20, 1873.

CSHERIFF'S SALE by virtue Of writ Of Levari
= Facias 70 me directed will be exposed TO putt
Town, hundred and County OF New istle. Del,
ON THURSDAY, SEETEMBkK 2bth, 1873,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-13

Special Sale Of Coed Furniture.
win be sold at Public Sale, at our Auction Rooms,
on Friday Afternoon, Sept. 10, 1878,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-13

SHRRIFFs sALE.-By virtue Of writ OF Levari
- Faciaa 70 me directed will ne exposed t9puDllc
sale az the Hotel OF James King In the village OF
tile County, Delaware,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-13
gaar6Hs.

CUMMER BoARDING-A few choice rooms may
- be Had ct BFsndywine SPRING.. Apply To-
lysifH Mas. ]. a. MooEE
aprSsn 900 DELAWARE AVENUE
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-13

"ANTED. "A girl to do houaexork in small
w family. Apply at 1lOs JEFFERSON ST.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-13

uNoR sALE-The 2K-yeer ulexpired lease Of
| N sta,i IN Dexter Club Stable, sixth aud orange
/ hnplv no JOSEPH JONES, Grocer.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-12-18

LIE bepegte li6 unb i6 flblte 6aB iie
ii6er mrine 8ruit bintuegtroa. Sn bie-
lem Mngenblide, als bas @rdblid)e n1siner
Sage lat lnertrdgli6 getuorOelt tpar uno
t9 Dem it9ern Sobei ins Muge lab, 1prang
ettpas auf meme @1ulter uno bann ge=
raoe .auF Die 56tange. Sin gellenber
59rei BON neuen Mngreifer Elm fur9t=
bares @e5i19 Der @9lange, ginen Mu=
.genblide efiiblte id, tpte lie ii6 auf meinem
5&6rper orebten unb tpanoten, I'M nd61ten
ilagel1 5ie i1eben mir allfs oem sGafen;
lpellige G9ritte 11ebeu mir fdmpFten lie
lpatbeno miteinanoer, i6 1ab es es NOR
Elm Sbneumon unb eine Cobra gapeno.! )!
Scum ri9tete ttb MIDI tn Die 6obe un6
Iab Dem merfwiirbi9en Sample 5u, oenn
MGes mar jebt fa1t tagbeQ. Ginen Iugen=
blif bielten tie fb beweguagslos einanz
Der ge9enii5er uno troftlos. prallte Die
3auherua9t oesgifti9en @blan3enblids
ob BON ben betpegli9en rubelo1 1en 9lugen
Tires Stinoes. Mllsin Die 1em Mu9en5pei=
fampfe folgte balb Elm sefabrli6erer 3u=
iammenfo ST. lab> >pie ser S6nellnton
gebiIlen lpuroe, toie er ral ii fortlief, ipabr=
I9eiali9> UNI Die big jebt nod imlnsr
unbefannte YFan5e gu lubcn, osren ga it.
pie man bebauptet Elm @esengift ge9en
6sn @@langeabiB 1ein loq; mie er NIT
friI I0er &raft gum Wngriifi 5uriidtebrte
uno banu - erfreuli3er Mn6lid! - ge=
ldbmt bonn bebaupten &opfe Bis 5llm
]9uppigen @buan5e fiel Die gobra nit
fur0tbarem @esi19 leblos nieoer> na6oeln
lie bis6er in aufre9ter @tellung 9efdmpft
batte :, pdbreno Der lpunOerbare @ieger
auf Dem &5rpsr 0es beliegten @egners
nit piloen @dBen berumlprung uno oa=
bei luie cine lpiit6enOe &abe 16nnrrte uno
lpudte. ,.:......-..
&(eines 11tut6i9es @em5pft! Seit=
Sem balte i9 mir immer elm nieoli9ts
Sbneumon getpiB bus anban9li6lts uho
lultig{te unter allen d9nli6sn 2ieblin9s=
t6iersn.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-12-18
Mn beae Sro,sspeter opn
= M1arS la Soar.

= Du wadsrer, braper 9rompeter
Don1 59(aDtfelb BON W1r5 Ia Sour!
gDas bilft Sir nun aQe5 9sin Gtalen
g1as bilft Sir nun Dsine 9raoour
glls oamals, auf + blufgem @,filoe,
Du ital1oel It, ein frdftiger Mann,
81 bing voQer66bf eigenbanotg" :,
Ser Yrin5 einen Or0en Sir an. .,
! Sgt ba iene @9la6ten porii6er>
uno 81 etne lie@e @eitalt, D." .. r.
9fun 6at NAN Sid gndo;glt entldlie IT,
Mit ga:15sn -'aDt S9alern @ebalt.
Sm 5Aabe, sd ru6'n Die Milliaroen,
9;e Ttanfrei4 uls 9ii6ne gs5oQt;s
:. Sod fitr sen 5vgemei1ten" 9oloaten
.@iebt's ,1ur seitten 8ettelmannsiolo.
q ,.geun na6r' Di4. BON. eiierne,n
5E,R.z =, SSrelse, 7s:,, '.I 81" t'1%i@'
.sDas >bantlls ser pcin3 Sir gab, u
*ltnb I6leppe 9u Mrmsr, 9ein &reu5
i"'.t nun, ''S"~4- '''2'*'7 ',.!1'' ''''"
'.'Biss Du Mube finbeit I'M @rab. ;:'.'"
~ ltn6 tonnf 81 5no9 eine Tanfore III
.gntlofen Der ieeDenoen .BrA It. Z TI:i
#Dana yreife 51 D,itter Srompete,i@
l1no bla]e nit 9rinlmiger Suit. III
l1no lAnsttre, 9u ,pad'rer Srompeter
"3:n @ubm in Die Welt Dinaus :,11t.:
d g o 1pri9t ma n i'm 6 ) mtg
%2;52 rel preuBen .',' Z: t1l.1
Den D!anf oes g terlanos
a13H4@a II 8 ~: :" "a HI
"4ra at' sr;obr Gorhor
&c m=0 ort> Noo, a. 1873, 35.9:
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-12-18
Die Sbip*
@tu etdDtltDest Mbs,ttelser
ii. Sifiubielt.

tsuer, oas er> .pa6reao ct III Snoien mar
bel tan0.
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id in Begleitllng zines Bnri9en als
Sreiber auf Die Sa9o na6 oem Dltli@en
95dun9el jenIeit Set @bene, III tpel9er
mir laoerter. IS mar nod ni6t 5 lbr,
als i'd bereits Die Sasotai6en BON Der
belicatefen Srappenart bate; ba5u famen
1pd einiae 6oler lnb Elm ieltener Wogel,
Ben id SEM Sungsn 5u Ieiaer grobeu
}sreuoe identte. 9a id obtr mod feline
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febren, 10 16idte i'd ben 8url 9en nit oer
Soobbeute na6 Saule 11a6oem i4 midi
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Datte. .,
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bury55brinoenoe 59rei zines Pfaubabns
uuf1hredte, Der langlam por mir auf=
1te;aenb, trdgen Tlugs taum 5pei @hrltte
nod i6er oem Spocn no9 Oem Waloe
sulteuerte. g)lir mar 5tpar ni1t unbefannt
DoS cs oc,p5bnlib oa , no Yfoucn l41
olf1o!tcn, audi 5i9er gibt.' Maein nod
uis hattie i6 einen Yfauba3n geI4oll len,
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Gieo bouon iiber ben ,peilen 9fatb Der
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bem @o9el na6. Yalo oaralf befano
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9){al mt Ser prd6tige 8ogel por mir
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1cbel,s noA linn gelboilen, als mir plos=
lid, wa0renb i6 ii6er cine 1@male@ e@9lu9t
5ctte, ubcr bic er ssflogen mar, Tdbrten
i'm 1auoiacn Bobcn ouffelclt, un5lueioen=
tjae @puren einer Si9ertobe. Sofort
c,itlhloilel1, un,3ufeDren, botte i'd foum
10 56ritte gctban, als Elm lautes &nur=
rcn Dor mir n,i9 bon naDer, unmlttel=
nayer @efo1r iiberSeu9te. Bor mir TAFT
ouf bcuielben Mese, oaf ben, i'd gefort=
men, un6 bur0 bas Mfa5iengebiil6 fun=
lclno, lab i9 Elm paor feurige &ugeln -
Sic Muoen oes fauernoen uno lauernoen
liaers ,pd0rcnb bcr Gin= uno berse=
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hereitung ouf bic @efobr aufforoerte.
ssSb lpur na6 un9efabrer 8ere@nun9
,,ur sloci 5prun9peitcn BON Dem Sbler(
tntfernt. 0Rsin Ge'peGr ,par 5lpar &C.
looen, aber nur NIT @9rot; re@t5 po'
mir tuur Gin freier &aun1 Der ST eitlgcr
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}ii6rte, aroi| |Den bcnsn uno mir Der Grun!
furalib ejnige Gllen um3c3robeu ,poroet
~ 5ein .lA;en. Gin glid geniigte nn
,u;tt) au ii6erseu9en> oab Ser Bette gertbei:
hiaungspolten, ,uenn errei6bur FIR mid
Ter nd1Fe boble 8aum iein ,piiroe. Mllei1
ba it9 sioci ifelte benlelben 5u errel9sn
ebe ber Siger leinen Nn9r'{f. Mode t9o.
id J., Hatt una5ufe6ren, einen pl0gl1d)eI
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mid auoor elmer anoern 1lneriparteter
@ef fair aussuleben. 9enn tn bem @u9en:
blide, no iD iiber Ben s'nild)enllegenoel
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beoedte Boocn na43ab. uno ~ mar pan
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Sarouf mar Der 1@,pantenoe TuBbooel
ron Dem pcrfol9cnoen Siser eingenon1msr
0as flr6tbare milOe Sbier l,kte burttl
binter mir brcin, battc aber taun1 D1F
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Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-12-18

uHO TOu. SuW 2UUeeeIt.9lOuelt, ltulLt
j ih uie oersaubertin bas groBe furdtbar
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ten &a9en Dalb gebraute, Dalb gefeud)t
l9auoerbafte S0ne bran9en.
@elang es bent Siger, lt@ pollfdnol!
aus Ser Sallgru6e empor5uarbcitelt :, +
| itonb mir Elm grdllliger &f beoor
|Meinen S9reden 5u benteiltern }u6eno
5ielte id nit Der NoselF finite nad ,ieinen
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@ebeul fte1 Der Siger in Oie @rube uni
nit einem @euf5er oes Danfes fiir bi'
punoerbare Nettung i'd su 8ooen.
Qlein es mar feline 3eit CUR &ube uni
YerI Iaumnib. Ser M6eno 1ont bernieoe'
un0 19on bebnten it6 Die @6otten 81
rielen6after 2dnge. S6 batte midi III
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aus ni@t tpuBte :. tuabin ib MIDI menoen
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pel9e i9 einge1 19lagen> bemmten@4lu9=
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8alo barauf fam i3 an Die Miinoun9
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bie Dede Der 96ble 5u lein I9ien. Md6=
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UNI binauf5utommenl oran9en :men16-
li9e Some an meiu DIR uno i'd mar
faum einen Nusenblid iteDen geblieben,
um gu bor6en, als ber gan5s 8ooen nod
9ab uuo id uie fur5 5uoor neln Soo<
feino, 5war unperlebt, aber ni6t lpenis
erl9roden mitten in cine @rupps Msn=
| l9en bineinfel Die baour6 oifenbar nod
lne6r in Mngf gejagt lpar0 als id. 9tu=
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uno meine @lie6er uno @elpebr unoerlek
fublte unO 1ab BE fano i9 mid in eine1
unteriroil lben 9iitte. Sic 8elpobne'
berI el6en iparen elm alter dunn ELM
Trou uno Elm &na6s tpel@e I'M gegrif
9e>pe5en maren, Elm groBes 6euer an3u:
sinben, ii6er >pel6em bic etnla6en 81:
rdtb16aften bingen> oeren lib 9elu0bn
li9 Die Gingeborenen gum 9sfiQiren De!
einselbmuggelten Mrrafs beoiensn. -
W1it >uenigen Worten erfldrte t9 ibnsl
Die Weranlai1un9 6es W&is9e16ids , msi'
i M6enteuer nit Dem Siger un0 meinel
Bunl9, Sen1ano su baben> Der MIDI ge
gen Elm gutes SrinfgelO auf oen re6te1
Weg brd1te. @rob mar bic Treuoe.o
arn1en 2eute, als lie erf fubren; Dap be
Siger be leiti9t lei; lie uerl li6erten ,n1il
oaB er unmDgli@ aus Der SallSrube ent
rinnen f1nne uno baB bas 5anoere 5u ibr
geb6rige S6ier einige Wo6en 5uOor ct
legt ,poroen lei. Na9oem lie MIDI not
i inl ltdnoi9 9ebcten, ibren 3ufubt5ort mid
5u perratbelt, saben lie mir Den &nabe
ols Weslueiler nit. Jn..:,. "4r.a n:,<':.
!. Gs mar ins,pi16sn ountel, ia io9o
Finlter gemoroen. Daso pl0bli6e ount
3lpieli9t ber inbii i6sn &lin1ate mar fer
t einge6ro6en 1no psrgangel1, >udbreno L
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-08

GENERA. NAL LL.l---NO. -'.'
An act to provide 70, the holding add
tiona' terms Of the circuit court OF the
United States .0- the southern distric. OF
EeY York.
Be it enacted by lie Senate and Eorse
o.. Representatives Of the United States OF
America in Congress assembled. That ad
ditionaI terms o. .h- circuit court Of the
United States for the southern district OF
New York shall hereafter be held n each
lear, commencing as follows: On the sec
ond Wednesday o. January, ON the second
Wednesday OF March. OF the second
Wednesday OF May. on the :llird Wednes-
day OF June. on the second Wednesday OF
October. and on the second Wednesday OF
December. The holding OF any Of the
aforementioned terIGs shall not dispense
With Or atTec. the holding o: any other
term of the cOur: ~ the same time. nor
shall the pending OF any other term 81 the
court prevent the holding Ut any o. tbe
terms hereby appointed.
SEC ,. That the terms hereby appointed
shall be devoted exclusively TO the trial and
disposal Of the Grim. nal cases and matters
arising and pending II said court. The
terms OF said court appointed by this act
may be held by the circuit Judge o. the sec
end judicial circuit AID the district judges
for the southern and eastern districts OF
New York, or any one OF said three Judges
and at every such teTlu held by sad judge
o1 said eastern district he shall receive the
sum of three hundred dollars, the same to
be paid in the manner row prescribed by
law for the payment os the expenses Of an
other district Judge wh.le holding court in
said district. AZ recoEnizdnces and bal
bonds taken in criminal eases for IN appear
ance at 4 circuit coUl. il said disJriat con
ditioned upon al appearance at the next
one o. the terms hereby appointed shall be
valid, and grand and pctio Jurors shall he
summoned to attend the sal. ...u.. ..s .Jw
- Other terms o. the court.
',l,ru..,.,. /, gnr..Lr.- - Is. i:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-08
GENERA. NA.uRE-Nr. :. =;

An act revising and amending the Jaws
relative TO the mints. assay olHces. aud
coinage III the United States.
Be il enacted by he Senate and Home u
Representatives ii the United States %;
america in Congress assembled. Tia. the
mint of the United States Is hereby "sgdb
i,shed as bureau OF The Ire! SrIry Depart
uent, embracing il Is organization and IN
der is cOntrO. all minis :0v .he map..ac.
.urc of coin, and al assay Offices to- the
stamping Of bars. which AZ. now. or which
may be hereafter. authorized by law. "a.
CHIEF officer 81 sli. bureau shah b. demon
mated the Director of the Mint. and sail
be under the general direction ot -. SEC.
rotary OF til. Treasury. .ia stall Uc I'D
pointed by the President. I,v AID with
the advice and .opseI. OF tha Sen.
ate. and shat. hold ;i- Office Ger
the term III tiv. years. unless sooner
removed by the President. "pcn reasons 20
be communicated By hin 20 The Senate.
SEC = That the Director Of the Mint
shall have the general supervision OF all
minis and assay offices. and shall make an
annual report to the Secretary of the
Treasury OF their operations, at the close OF
each fiscal year, and from time to time such
additional reports, setting forth the opera
tons and condition Of such institutions. as
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-08
iGENrR.r. Nt-JKE-Eo. -
iGExERa.. EATURE-Eo. u -;

An act making an appropriation to defray
the expenses Of the American and Brit
ish Claims ComMi-.on. and 10" other
purposes.
Be it enacted by tie Senate and House 9.
Representatives of tie !'EiteI States of
America il Congress assembled. That the
sum of one hundred and thirteen thousand
five hundred dollars IS hereby appropriated,
out Of any money in the treasury not other
wise appropriated, TO supply deficiency N
the appropriation for the fiscal year ending
June thirty, eighteen hundred and seventy,
three. to defray the expenses on the part OF
the United States of the mixed commission
on american and British claims, appointed
under the twelfth article OF the treaty be-
tween the United States and Great Britain,
signed May eighth. eighteen hundred and
seventy-one.
SEC. ,. For payment Of contractors for
stone work, ana other employees. on the
postoifice and courthouse in New YO:E city,
i've hundred thousand dollars.
Approved February >. 1872.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-08

The succession oi Louis GVn:'e: j
been opened IN this court.
Other Courts.
Business unusually duh,
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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-01-12

this neat carom By way of kicking the
south some one fishes up out of the census
certain statements to che effect that in
Alabama Atty three per cent. OF the voters
are wholly illiterate; in Mississippi, Georgia
and Florida, fifty lone per cent; in Kentucky
twenty eight per cent in Maryland, twenty
two in Delaware, twenty -four, and SO on.
The deduction from all this is that popu..
lation 80 grossly ignorant needs paternal
restraint. force laws, and the like. But
who created these enormous percentages ]
Was it not the very men who most boast of
their culture Did they not insist that q
multitudinous horde of semi barbarians, as
Ignorant of letters as the mules they drive,
should be made part and parcel of the
body polite instantly and en- masse1
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-01-12

q more adequate praise than the writer's poor
ability can bestow. In fact, it is an honor to
our city and to our religion, and for the great
amount of charity given at its doors, and the
numerous cases of our INDECENT whose amelio-
ration is caused thereby, it is justly entitled
to assistance from our City Fathers.
For the information of the few whO may
entertain the erroneous opinion that tho Order
Of Mercy has not been approved of by the
Pope, we will say that not only has it been APP
proved OF, but it has been enriched with many
and special indulgences.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-01-12

ST. THEREsA's PARIsH.-We learn that
q grand Ladies' Fair will commence on
Thursday, February 9Th in st. Theresa's
Hall, Erato street between Camp and
Magazine streets, for the benefit of the
above named parish. For many reasons
we feel assured that st. Theresa's Fair will
be one of the most successful of tho sea-
son. The priests are popular with all our
citizens, and are deservedly beloved by
their people; the ladies who will have
charge of the tables, are among the most
energetic in eur city, and are enthusiastic
in the labor of love and charity which they
have undertaken and the people are gen.
erous and united, and always enter hearth
ly into the works undertaken by the
clergy. An evidence Of the generosity OF
the people and the pompt manner in which
they respond to the appeals of their
priests, may be seen in the report OF the
Christmas collections, published in our
last issue. St. Theresa's is said to be the
smallest parish in the city, yet it contriou-
ted on that occasion more than any other
church in the diocese. And we'll may the
people be proud of the priests, for not
DAY ID ever AOSo ny ShOAA IL
everything that could possibly be derived
for the welfare of the people. The schools,
psrochial aud select, all built during the
past two or three years, are inferior to
none in this country; the church, thor
oughly repaired and reprinted and provi'
ded with a magnificent new organ, is ont
of the neatest and best kept in the diocese
The charitable and benevolent societies,
which there are several, under the foster
= ing care and encouragement of the clergy
t are full of life and energy, and accomplish
n much good. Thus working together, it
t not to be wondered at that St. Theresa's
y always in the frat rank in every goo
o movement, and we fully expect that tn
Fair will furnish another excellent exam
o pie of what grand results may be achieve
p by union, energy and perseverance.
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Louisiana Affairs.

Last Monday being the day for the as
semblage of the Legislature, and it being
feared that the Pinchback Government
would attempt to interfere with its assem-
bling, all the stores and places Of business
were closed and our citizens repaired to
Lafayette Square prepared to defend their
rights. At one o'clock there must have
been Eve thousand men in the vicinity Of
the Odd Fellows' Hall where the Legisla-
ture met. Under directions from WASH
ington, however, NO attempt at interior
ence was made, and the Legislature, which
had no quorum, adjourned till the next
day.
The House succeeded in getting quo
rum on Tuesday, but it was not until Fri
day that q quorum was obtained in the
Senate. On that day Senators Mcmillan
jerks, Hunsacker, Todd, Swords, holland
and Werrall left the assembly at Mechanics
Institute and proceeded to Odd Fellows
Hall, thus securing more than the requisite
number for q quorum.
1t is probable that Monday next vii
witness the Inauguration of two Governors
-McEnery and Kellogg.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

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lates.
attribute tho recovery of my child from q violent
neotornnt JANE DEvOE,
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mo one who has been afflicted have been for
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excellent health that do could doubt for mo-
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Catholic Militant Unica Of the CrOss-COuAGl Of
New Orleans.
OULLETIN.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. II, 1873.
The members Of the Diocesan Council, are
requested to meet at the ArChiepiscopal resi-
dence tomorrow morning, Sunday 18th inst)
at half past nine o'clock. Tho attention OF
officers and members of sections 10 respectfully
called to the programme Of the celebration for
tomorrow which has been prepared by the
Grand Marshal, G. LeGardeur Esq,
THos. LAYTON, N. D., Secretary.
Lockbox 69s.