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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-17

Bark Galceran. Maristany, Is DAYS from Havana,
in ballast, to Puig &cc-PoiEt
Brig John Burns Fron:e, 10 days from Vera Cruz,
20 MASTERED district
TOwBOATs.
jewets, Riddle. from the Passes-Towed down
20 :he bar. 18th Instant, shp Research and bar
tonsiancia-Broush: Up bark Ga.cer.'n and bri g
john " Burns
STEAMBOATS,.
:: Mary Mitchell from Grand Eco:e
I..,l- Alps Norman rom TenLt rive.
Trenton Burton. from Washington
fmp1e. Jeanfreau. from Lower Coast
(1ty OF Quincy, nom 81 LOUIS
EXPORTS.
l.VERr COI-SteaInsip A..ce-3G:i bales cotton
NEW YORK-Stcamslp George Washington
ici3 bales ce1;on 81 bales scrap ron p bales iobae,
bbls -four 81 bags DOL s 1855 III specie
LITERPoOL-Ship kxpoundeI-352o bales cotton
1860 slaves
cotton 70 bales ndse 20 bales moss .o hls fear 455
bbls oil ne bbs rioasses ~" Lies IS bids tobacco
REvEL-Bark P A Munch-la50 bales cotton
REVEL-Bark Aurola-2l32 halts cotton -
LONUON-EVin Maria Rosa-.tUG SKIS Ullcake 1900
LIvERPOOL-BaIk Charlie Hickman-2s5: bales
cotton 1860 slaves
.NTWERP-Bar Westfuld-l:4c Ha,es cotton
BoSToE-Schoorer Eva Aiel!-7o ooa feet malog.
any amber i25 cs cecar 9lio horns
observation-disclosures Elen-l4I5 pes .umber Is
BREMEN VIA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Frank
furt-For Bremeu-l5G5 bales cotton e meat i0l
bhGs tobacco kegs lard j. bb!s potatoes pkgs Of
Mdse
IMPORTS.
fANtiOR-frig Svbl Wynne-3, geo ties
HA'ANA-Blis George " C!l..se--!6 .es Mc.asses
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-17
s:.:Hss:cS or SANrai SlWMA:.
S.so.3 s::e: Gear. for tie Pa:.si, q: D:!.S.s--
SO. $500.
~ Vs.TOS. DAVIS & fHEREr-,. s,

Df Vi1.TOS. DAVIS 4. fHEHET-i. 8.
ID Walton .Ic:ioaecr.-Oif.ce No. ~ Camp street,
SATURDAY June H. 1870, ~. 'w.i". "c.och Ne. y.
Tie ae!chaH's and !uc:ioneers' Exchange. Royal
stree: hs 'tl'ue an. in purspance Of an order o;
lhe honorable Second District Court :Or the parish
above nance. sue cession. Uis be sGld-.
TWO CERTAIN LOTS .! GROUND, together
with the Improvements thereon situated In th.
Sxsh District faul.urg Avalt designated as lots
Nos. - AMI u. i'll square No. ~ bounded by Perrer.
Son.a:. Pl.queMiHs and Robc.t s:ree's the lot9
adjoining each "ther and measuring -aci. q. tee.
aon, 0l. pia.usmine street, by deyL OF ;91 see:
- in..Le.. b..w"eu parable. lines.
Ier.as-)Ie-ii:.f cash. tn" remainder at nnt
wears credit il: ihe note Si the purchases. 70 hlA
"w;. "rdey aud by him Endorsed searing eight pc:
cont interest. se'Il,d b. mortgage, with Vendors
nc.v. .Ge; Gle mortgage 90 emb:ac. the five gee
cent clause fog attorneys fees IL ease -: suit.
.ac; OF sale before Andrew Her. l:.. notary pub
lie. =. Che expense Of the purchases.
nylJ I. u 81 il: u
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-17

;..r...Ixs.-Jare Lewis, in the third
rret.nc.. and George Henry. IN :he
sixth. are nIder.r;esc npon charges of lar.
cenv. Warrants having beer issued agaiEs;
ea.i q; then, from the recorder. courts.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-17

ioryN "A god watch chain wa: 'ound
Yesterday afternoon. AT the coTne. "f roy
Iras and Levee streets. and taken 10 the
first ro.r. station. where it ean bc obtained
on proper Identification.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-17

Ir-.wsY ACCIuENT-Mr. and Mrs.. Gro.
GGn ye:e severely injured by feing thrown
from buggy yesterday afternoon. al the
corner Of Canal and Carondeies streets. the
loyse saving ruin away.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-17

!. Is charged :ls: She chic: "t police o:
Sew York j. j. league wit. the big
ca:.:,.n: houses. 81! :ha. he i. shu..!n: -,
81. .ma.! ones for :..e be:.; OF John Nor
sisse.'. den. which il s.:i! open. i IS stated
tia. one OF the police commissioners has az
;n:e:es. - the Geuse.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-17
BUSINESS CHANGES,

ns.SOLUTiOH OF iOPAHyEEKsHiP.
~ The copa-tnegs!il. heretofore EXISTING be.
tween ALFRED Z. (.lLDcI and HiPOLiTE
siSNLf las Ue. Gis.olve.: bv MANUAL consent.
iir. G!NNLE, who wi. .en:!'.u. 'h' Grocery bus..
;..- al The corner Of PerdlG and Liberty streets
: zone charged with Il" quotation. 81 iii. AHA rs
:le at H.n AKA s9..:"l.'l" fGr al rs debts.
ALI Bed r. SiLLOI.
NSi: - itIf:LT.E G!NNIE.
10y THE DEATH of NK. DANIEL.
d Bum. Ia. inn a: u. BIZ ~ >!tRSE y 90. -
deserved. The. Undersigned w. t.urt.Lu. the
sane tJl. ~ ti- '. stand, II.'I :t- style 81
sTE.E. . KL0IMaE. SOLOMON :!FRNE.
iI!.ai E..pMaS.
sew Orleans February ! la.s .uyl ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-17
BY Walton, Davis e. Freret.

FOR ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY.FOrR SHARES OF
THE CAPITAL STOCK.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-17

BY 0RDfE OF THE DIRECTORS or THE t'RESs
CENT CITY LOAN AND BUILDING ASS9CIAs
TON.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-17

RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Observation-Disclosures Treuton-lt bales cot.
.on le9 SKIS cotton seed sk seed cotton AID sun
Gries
LOWER COAST-Steamer FmpiIe-Sundy!es
TENNESSEE ElVE.-SteGmeg Li:tle Aips-.6SS
legs walnut timber
GRAND ECORE-Steamer S: Mary--li. bales cot
ten and eundries
ST LCI'IS-Steamer City q: QIincy--5i62 SKIS corn
20. sks malt IS bbs OIL 225 bales lay Il hEds .obae.
co AID sa.lG!y produce
RECEIPTS 81 RAILROAD.
NEW ORLEANS. MOBILE AND TEXAS RAIL
ROAD. Nav !G-3.l bales Co.:on 70 bids tobacco
aud sIldIlee
NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH.
ERN RAILROAD, May 1856 ba!es COTTON and
sI-rGry produce
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-17
HOTELS.
GRAND I-s.E sstTLL.
AUCTION SALES.
By o. Taieton.

By o. Vaieton.
:,.'.:i: .!lRfE-sTU..v BRICK BUILDING. COR.
:EH IJNGuSD! AND HyMAI.E STREET.
-:iCi ~. :!'HoIA. :.i:AE:C.s. ALIAS
- EA%ca.
...o,.: I..::.. :c,:. 70: q. !.g:.h o: s::.:.s-
80. o..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-17
MonetarY~-C0mmerciaI.
MONETARY.
s,rFiCE OF TEE DAILY EEpFBt1CAN,
Eurnx ErzNrNG May Is I612

EKlDAY EVENING. May 10, Ib1o.
-hasnoree market continues quiet. The dem and
for Iiscour. al The banks IS Of Ill era extent, but
Moderate on the street A.. inst class paper with
UDexcepfionable signatures, or with sohd co.laf
erals is readily done but notice but little OF
tbs description offering on the street. We con.
tiuue 10 quote first class paper at 9di0 y ceE.
+ aILum. s. at I2G-. AID secono cIaes AT Iel8.
nd first class mortgage paper a: -al0. ard ste.
ca class al IL.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-17
luis PARTITION.

TWO Tors cg EgOvSn as P.ERiEf: STREET.
1f.w!:y su.i.T AND RcE.a. STREETS.
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.>y HoFrw.y. u&Ys: l. &C.,, arg

:,s .'c.-:: g.: WOW - MAY s..::..g:so
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-17
IMPORTS,
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

fiNG0R-frig Sv bil Wynne--5, geo les
HA|ANA-Brig George " C!:.se.-s6 .es Mc.asses
rs IL Ls MOass0S
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-17

Seco.I D:strC; Court for tn" Parish or Orleans
Ne. So, IL.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-04-05
AZ COST,

To make room for large invoices soon to arrive.
 We "guarantee" satisfaction in quality and PRICE, and those desiring anything in stock, will not regret examining same before doing so in any other market.
 Orders from parties at a distance will meet with the same care and attention as though themselves present.
 Highest price paid for BULL LION, HIDES, or any other mar ketable article produced in the country.
 Consigned merchandise, ma chlnery, etc., Will De promptly forwarded to destination, as usual, by careful and competent freight CTS, at current rates.
 VIM. k. HOOPER & CO.
 Yuma, May lS, 1872.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-04-05
VIM. HOLLANDS R E s T A U R A ~ T Main street, opposite P0st0ffce.

The undersigned, former pro- prietor of the Colorado Hotel, has just opened a new Restaurant, where he vii, be glad to receive his old customers and the public generally. Meals served at all hours. The best the market affords will always be found on the table. Charges reasonable.
 f8tf. VIM. HOLLAND.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-04-05

Having closed our retail depart ment. we shall, from and after this date, attend exclusively to the wants of our jobbing custom CTS throughout Arizona Territory and Sonora. Mexico.
 To interior merchants, small dealers, station keepers, saloon keepers, ranchmen, freighters. etc.. who buy in quantities, we now offer our entire stock of goods
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-04-05

Dry Goods Fancy Goods Ladies 6 Gents Furnishing Goods Boots and Shoes
 Clothing, Etc, Etc. And is constantly and regularly receiving. by every steamer, fresh California products, consisting of Butter
 Cheese
 Bacon
 Ham
 Potatoes
 Onions
 Beans
 Barley
 CSnrn
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-04-05

Wheat
 Corn Meal
 Buckwheat Flour
 Gala. X Oregon Flour Cutting < Go. s Canned Fruits and Vegetables etc. etc. Together with a general assort- ment adapted to this country. All of which is offered at prices winch DEFY COMPETITION. Buyers will find it to their in- terest to call and examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere All merchandise consigned to my care will receive careful handl- ing and be forwarded with dis patch by experienced freighters, at lowest market rates. Highest Prices paid for all
 Arizona Products.
 DAVID NEAAR. Yuma, AT, Feb. g, 1873.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-04-05
A
 alises Trunks Clocks
Firearms
Ammunition

Choice Imported and Cali, fornia Wines. and Liquors ot every variety. Choice brands of Tobacco, including the celebrated AMERICAN EAGLE Fine Cut.
 We call particular attention to our stock of DRESS GOODS and GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
, 1873-08-09
MISSING STEAMSHIPS.

List of Cabin Passengers ON the
Stennlcr Ar1sdt. Now Sixteen Days
tsvortiue.-Tlle Alabama Reported us
Snfc.
NEW YonK, Aug 8.-Tho agents in this city Of
tho limo to which belong tho Steamship Alabama,
reported probably wrecked of the Irish coast,
says tho Alabama did not leave Larne, ireland,
till Sunday, instead Of Saturday as stated in tho
dispatch, and could not possibly Aayo been i'll
tho ncighborhood whore tho wrecked stuff las
beon found.
TAo steamship Arndt, from stottin and Hayro,
is now sixteen days overdue at this port. On
July is tic stenmor Wcstphalia passed hor seven
days out, and to all appearances Hho was all
right in latitude 40;1l, longitude 22:4, or about
ono-quartor Of tile distance out. Since then
nothing 1aB boon heard of her.
THE L1sT OF PAssESaEns
on tho Arndt il incomplete, us only part OF 1t
has beon received at this city. Tho following
arc tho cabin passengers, no fur as reported:
Mrs. Adams aud Mrs. Atwood, United States;
Dr.. Il. Dolr, one of tho Directors OF tho
Steamship Company in 6tottin; tho Rev. DR..
Schwartz and family, Asia Minor; Horny
Ohm4o, Louis Passoh and child, Miss Teresa
Candt, Carl Palontx, merchant Mrs. Louisa
Palentz William Brant, August Schmidt Miss
Flora Preyor, August MoBl, Max Krontoswitol,,
Hiss schiegn, Frederick Schultz, Miss Adelaide
sohmitell, Roy. A. Kron, Mass, Miss Amelia
Kron, Of Brandonburg.
New YonK, aug. B.-Tho agents Of tho State
limo, in this city llavo received tho following
ported loss Of tho Alabama: "Look for the
Alabama on tho 18TH" Report unfoundod.
, 1873-08-09
THE FARMERS PARTY.

Tho Iroquois County Farmers Kc-
fuse to Act with tito Republicans.
They Resolve to Call a Convention
OF Their own to Nominate County
Officers
Special Dtspatca to Tho Chicago Tribune.
WArsEwA, ILL.,, Aug. 8.-The Convention
called by tho Iroquoiu and n1ddlorort Farmers
Clubs to consult as to tho proprioty Of cooper
ating with the Peoples Autobiography Congon-
tion called for tho 2Gth Of August by the Ropub-
lican oontral Committee, or tho organization Of
q farmorB' party, assembled to-dny, d. J.
Alexander, Of Gilmer, was chosen Chairman,
and, after so1no discussion, it waB decided by
those assembled to call convention on
tho 25th to nominate county tlckot A
few Republicans mRdo stubborn opposition to
the call, Wishing tho Convention to await tue ac-
ton Of tho Republican Anti-n1onopoly Convon-
tion on tho 2Gtli, but the sentiment Of the Con-
vontion WAS opposed to this, many declaring
that thoy Woro forming pnrty Of thoir own. II
tho Republicans, Democrats, or Liberals wish to
join with then,. woll.and good; if not, tAoy can
cling to their old organizations. They wished it
distinctly understood that they woro taking tho
lcad, not following in tho wake.
Tic meeting was largely attended, and tho
proceedings harmonious throughout. Tho
farmers arc thoroughly aroused mud In earncat,
and nro sai,Euine OF gucceBa. Tho old ring-1nas-
tors arc utterly cast down,
, 1873-08-09

!speeta& Dispatch 10 The Chicago 1ti5hae.
1ND1ANApoL1s, Aug. 8.-But Il single death
from cholera to-day, and no attacks Of tho daoaae
reported.
i.oSpoN, Aug. "a dispatch from Berlin snys
that tho ohoora Ii proya!ollt III tho barraoks in
that city,
NASHVILLE, Aug. 8.-Fiyo now casea Of oholora
in Chattauooga to-lay three fntal.
MEMPHIS, Aug 8. Tho ololora has again
mado ita appearance III tho northeastern portion
OF this county.
CopESMAoEN, Aug. 8.-Rlgld quarantine ID o.
forced OH all yossols coming from Hamburg on
uccount Of tho oho!era prevailing there.
TEHnE 11AuTE. Aug. 8.-0n9 fatal case of
cllulora lloro to-day.
CINCINNATI, O., Aug. 8-Mayor Dawson, Of
Nit. Volnon, Ind. tho city wtllcl, haH suffered
greatly from tho cholora, formally announces
tho disappearance of tho diueaso FROM that place.
He says there haa not been caae In forty.elght
hours Duaiueaa houses aro again opon.
IoAoNro, Aug. 8.-Ihe Pacific Hallway H.
voatigatlon Committee will present ita report
ncxt week, tho Dominion Parliament
reabsomhling, Wednesday,. Tho Commit
toe, being llampored by want of authority
to tako Aworu testimony, has made littlo or
no FroErcBa in tho Investigation. The aupport-
ord Of tho Ministry favor Immediate proroga-
tion, but tho Opposition donlnnd that tho Cum
mitteo must first DO givon full power for, tho
purpose Of the Inquiry thoy have In 4ana.
, 1873-08-09
SAN FRANCISCO.
Trial of Cinnamon Cor Conspiracy to
Dist0rt NlOney--Thc kSr0tIlol-SlAvcrY

Trial of Cinnamon Cor Conspiracy to
Dist0rt Moncy--Thc cEBr0tIlol-SlnvcrY
System.
San FnANo1sco, Aug. 8.-Eight Cinnamon,
mombera Of tho secret tribunal Hap Goo Tong,
are on trial before & jury In the Police Court,
for tho crino Of conspiracy to oxtort money
from Yet Sang. Threats Of death wero mado on
failure to pay $3.50, tho price Of his wife who os-
capped from the hooper Of brothel, to whom
eho had boon sold. Yet Sung Bworo
that soon after marriage lo was summoned
and taken boforo tho tribunal. Thirty men
were present, and m armed guard at tho door.
Ono prisoner, Ali Yau, told him 1o must pay tho
money or return tho woman, or he would be
killed. Hip Yoo Tong would apon1 $4,000 to
secure his death. He pleaded TINT ho Ind no
money. Thon they finally gave him two days
tmo to raiao the amount, aud roloasod him. Ho
lied back to tho Mission School for protection,
whoro he still rolnains. Flo docs not 20 out un
lo8B accompanied by a white man.
Lob Sill, who speaks English fluontly, WaH
sworn. IIo translated largo number of
documents and books found in tho police
rooms Of tho tribunal. He translated sov-
eral, but whom ho ca1nc to ono. tho record Of tho
salo OF woman to the keepers Of the brothel, and
tho puniBhmentB inflicted upon lor, ho refused
to so further. Tho Court admonBhod him, and
ho still refused. lie Was then told that he would
DO sent to Jail, but would not obey. Finally tho
Court gavo him until ne1t Monday to consider
tho matter.
Tho trial WILDE proceeded with on Monday. A
great crowd Of Cinnamon il watching the pro-
cee1iuga With eager interest.
, 1873-08-09
of-war has boon awarded to John Roach t. Bon,
Of Now York, at $200, 900 each.


NAVAL.
nenr-Admfrnl Bleclnlan, commanding tho
South Pacific Aoet, will bo placed Oh Tue retired
list In tho Department. Roar-Admirnl Almy Inns
received preparatory ortlorB to command a noot
in tho navy. ReRr-AlmiraI Taylor, commanding
tho South Atlantic tloot, will 10 retired and ro-
lioyod of his command by Rear-Admiral Strong.
Roar-Admiral Jenliins, commanding tho As|atio
tloct, will DO rottrod in Decombor. Lis SUCCESSOR
Is not yet designated.
yoaT 70 ne p1HoHAn0ED.
Tho dormnn Minister liaa beou officially in
formed of tho groundB Of conclusion OF our
Government In thu Vogt case, mud furtlor, tlat
ct tho expiration VI certain tlmo Vogt will bo
discharged from custody.
THE u1v1r. SERVICE RULES.
Tho following Executive ordor has boon
iBnuod:
WARls1SaTon, Aug. 5.-The Civil Service Board, Mt
ita sesuion ut Waehlnglnn which Terminated Juno 4,
1915, recommended certain further r,llea to 10 pre-
eth ssrso o he oe ST es o sso s. Of % s
6cd nrc approved, mud their provisions will la
forced 40 rapidly as proper arrangements can bo nade
U. i. CHANT.
HAMILTON F1hH, Secretary Of State.
VAN DultEH'a RECORD At VIENNA.
a full report Of tho 8pccial Commission on tho
Abuses Of tho United Stasos Branch Of tho
Vienna Exposition has boon received hero. Tho
conclusions arc tho reyerso Of complimentary 10
Gon. Van Buren, aud hin asBi8tant, Con. 1Inyor,
ind somo Of their aubordlnateB.
4 DnAOE or DES1ALs,
Tho Government haH received uo ofllcinl conf
muuicnton from Great Britain relative to tho
Manitoba difficulty, aud therefore, contrary to
report, has tnkon 10 action whatever in tho
any communication from tho Spanish 1opreaon-
tativcB concerning tho action Of tho United
statoB ofcora IN relation to tho protection Of
tho VirginiuH.
, 1873-08-09

LONDON, Aug. 8,--Iho journals this morning
announce that Lord Frederick Charles Cayendish
and Sir Auth,lr Wellesley Peel will assist Glad
stone in administering tho Office Of Chancellor Of
the Exchoquer. It Ia also stated TINT Algornon
0rovillo has boon offered ono Of tho junior Lord
ships Of tho Treaaury. It ia probable tint Sir
John Duke Colori1ge will bo appointed Master
Of tho Rolls; Sir George JeaHet, Attorney Gen.
eral, and Honri Jamos, Solicitor General.
Laty Trovollynn il doad.
At a mootiug Of tho Directors Of tho company
organized to iay q cable direct to the coaat OF
Now Hampshire, II WAS unanimously resolved
to change tho route and land tho cable on the
ooaHt OF Newfoundland.
The bark Anawan, from New Bedford, MasB.,
Juno 10, for cruise in tho Atlantic, capsizod,
and five Of her crew were drowned. Tho romain-
der, aoyentoon In number, were rescued by q
LoS6oN, Aug. 8.-William +. Adams, NOM
bor Of Parliament for Olackmannshiro and Kin
rosshiro, has heen appointed Commissioner Of
Works and Buildings, III place Of the Right Hon.
Ayrton, resigned.
Ncar1y oil tho large cotton mills Of Rochda1o
arc closed, III consequence Of strike Of opora-
tiyes.
, 1873-08-09
FRANCE.

FH4lNNE+
PARIS, Aug. 8.-Iho funeral of Odilion Gnrrot
will take place tomorrow. T1iers will ba one Of
tho pall-boarers.
On Monday Thiors will len7o for Lucorno,
whore ho will remain till tho end Of tho woek,
when ho will return to Paris.
PARIS, Aug. 8.-Honri nochefort WAS exam
ino1 by tho phyaicans yesterday, and pro-
nouncod able TO boar tho fatigues Of the yoyngo.
Ho was accordingly sont On board tho Transport
Virglnio this morning. with oghty-nino other
convicts for Now Caledonia.
Payment Of tho third quarter Of tho last mill
iard OF war indemnity was completed on tho 9th
inst.
PARIS, Aug. 8--An oilicial sta a;istioal atatoment
shows that during the first SIX months Of the
present yoar the imports OF France amounted 10
1861 ,o00, ,000f ngafnat 1,678 900, ,000f the sumo
time last year. Exports, 1,952, 200 000f, against
1,727, 900, ,6o0f last year Customs revenue,
$4,000. .o00f against 78 000, ,00Of; and total row
enuo from oil SOURCES, 51G, 900, ,000f, against
404, 900, ,000f for tho snmo period last ycar.
Con. Bourbaki has forbidden tho 6alo In tho
streets Of tho Petit Lyonnais newspaper.
, 1873-08-09
WESI INDIES.

Puerto Principe announces tie destruction Of o
largo abandoned encanpnent OF tho onemy, near
Scranton, in Holguin. Ten porsons presented
themselves from tho onomy's camp, bringing tho
hoad Of tho lato inBurgont, Col. Joso Arias.
will cause q reaction In Porto Rico. A foolng Of
discontont ie manifest throughout tho Island.
Ponr Az Pn1NoE, July 24.-Tho Chambers at
Port au Prince had not boen opened. No eea-
sion is likely to bo bold this year, tho Govern
The revolution On tho northorn frontiors Of
Of daily occurrence. Tho roads III oil tic north
ern PROVINCES aro impassablo, owing to guor-
rillas.
, 1873-08-09
Valencia Surrendered Internationally
by tho. Insurgents to The
Spanish Troops.
Attempted Assassination Of Prince
Nicholas, Of Austria.
The Count do Chamb0rd Accepts the
French Throne Offered Him
by the Legitimists.
SPAIN.

SPAIN.
MADRID, Aug 8.-Valoncia hns Internationally
surrendered, and Gen. Campos now occupies tho
city. The submission Of Curtagena is expected
to follow immediately.
, 1873-08-09
AUSTRIA,

VIENNA, Aug 8.-Tho VorsldnM Zcitl,1g re-
rorta that Count do Chnmbord has accepted tle
throne Of Franco, formal tonder Of which was
recently made him by a doputation Of Legit:
i1nietH.
VIENNA, Aug. 8.--Tho Emperor Of Austria will
visit the Emperor Of Germany at Castor after
the coromony Of tho distribution Of prizes In the
Exhibition.
TRIESTE, Aug. 8.-An attempt WAS mado to
aasaasnnte Prince Nicholas, tho HoBpodar OF
Montenegro. Tho Prince was severely wounded
in tho face.
, 1873-08-09

LONG DRANoH, Aug. 8.-rAe bnlt for tho bono.
fit ct tho Portland sufferers has boen postponed
until Wednesday next.
deoidod to visit Maine OIL Monday,
, 1873-08-09
II1ltlYpni{ News.

Special Dispatch to Tha Chicago Trtbuns.
OMAHA, Nob.. Aug. 8.--Judgo Dundy, Of tho
United Btatoa District Court, yesterday decided
to BuBtain tho Injunction which prevents tho
County Treasurer Of thiB State from collecting
taxes On Union Pacific lands. Tho road hAs mol
, 1873-08-09

WHEELING, ". Va. Aug. 8.-An old man, q
sohool-toachor, named Human, waa found dead
Ia tho school -houBo at Dollewool to-day. uo
had boon doad for tHolYe days,
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LAND FOR SALE.

One or two acr.s OF land, lying about one
hundred yards from the Central Railroad
depot. Fine building sites. BY early APP
niieatiou bargain may he had. For price
and fErthcr particulars apply To
l73llIn JOHN W. LANE.
LyOR RENT.-The building now occupied
i by The Dallas Herald office Is offered tor
mt. Possession given on or about the lst of
september next. dtf
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MEDICAL.
ICN g. LESH
FEMALE BTTTERS.

4 y INFINITE multitude of diseases wait
~ upon woman's footsteps from the cradle
to the grave, and so long as she exposes her
SELF to the various vicisSitudes ofweather and
cvcr-clianging scenes of lifcs fitful follies, 80
long will She be the recipient of troubles Pc
cular to her sex. But few ladies' are exempt
rom some form of female complaint. The
diseases and symptoms of some of those affec-
tons alluded to, are ms follows: ChoroSis,
or Green sickness, all Irregularities, Hystcr-
les, Pnlpitation, Sick Headache, Difficulty of
Breathing, Smothcrng Sensations, PrOlapsus
GiddinesS and swimming of the Head, Pain
in the side aud back, low spirits and melun-
choly, Mental and Physical Prostratlon,
Waliefulness, Indigestion, Constipation, Tor
pid Liver, AMI all That class Of chronic COM
plaints peculiar to the female sex. The pc
cullar and valuable combination known rs
DrOmaOole'a
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MEDICAL.
FEMALE BEAUTY.

IVES there a man. lives there n woman,
u - so lost u reason, that H. or she cannot
admire and appreciate genuine female beau
iy? What a 10y and delight to stand aud gaze
upon n healthy aud h autiful womanl nut,
cas- therN be beauty without health? List To
me, ye thousands of sickly, puny, suffering
lena rs
II you are annoyed with any lingering f,-
male complaint and desire immediate relief,
procure Ht once one ,os two BOTTLES of DR..
DrnmEooIe's English Female Biit6gs, and be
rc,turrd 10 health. Sold by drusgis:s and
merchants. Addr :
DIR. j. L. DROMGO0LE,
Memphis, Tennessee.
Homan's Medical Adviser, only % cents.
ADD, 81 rs nnnva t2idNwim