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s,, uIee OF honorary members, adopted reso-
.uaons lndorsing the State and national adj
T4i5istrations, especially the appointment Of
1Idge Webster Long, and another that the
whole thing be published in the REpuB-
IN, ms duality Of clubs in one ward may be
. little bewildering to one who Wishes to be-
kept well informed, but is iustifable. per-
maps, on the ground that if one be q good
thing, two will be twice as good.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-31
lON.-John Livingston timid-

gON.-John Livingston timid-
the first precinct calaboose
-. liking the appearance of
iqpped inside, when a police
No; 4osed and locked the door.
avs that John is an EN- beg.
bite surrendered himself to
-, ing learned that 30 James
IN with perjury.
yesterday morning found q
Containing the remains of o
old canal near Magnolia
hear the fire bells ring ont
de3I nd ring tie new one in at
VE1 to night, do not jump up and
u ro,se is on fire.
'ssN,otrrOw whole volums of new
turned over.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-31

rarIoS.-Just after the great
X. Lee came in on her last
presented to Peter
~, assistant mate a pair of
-. their names engraved on
@ word champion" with
bales of cotton which made
ppion load. This presenta-
in recognition OF Mr.. Pep
handle immense quantities
,ssfully in a short space of
the presentation ceremony
;. Ks all round.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-31

GAS AT THE CITY HALL.-Mayor Wilt
and the Administrators have taken the ex-
traorainary trouble and expense to light up
the City Hall tonight for receiving the
Knights of Menus in running the coming
race and other foolishness.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-31

William Malady. rent for Decem-
Der, 1873, Fourth District -. 80 90
New Orleans Republican Print
ing Company, pound notice,
Fourth District, December,
1873. ................ 10 %
Charles Pilman, rent for Decem-
Der, 1873 Is 90
New Orleans Republican Print
ing Company, pound notices,
Sixth District, in December.
1873. ........ 49,. .......... % 90
New Orleans Republican Print
ing Company, pound notices,
Sixth District, in November.
1873. ........... zoo
Total. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. STA 90
PARISH PRISON.
W. j. Kelly, medical supplies 49, IS 40
BURYINo INDECENT DEAD.
T. Blanchard, reimbursement. , 80
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For ARsON.-Officer Eanderwall yester-
day arrested Frederick Meyer for setting
fire to an unoccupied house on Huso street,
in CarrOllton, yesterday morning.
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rHool Shaker flannel undershirts
re for 81 SO, at Garth waite,
PLIERS, No. 100 Common street.

ioAD REPUBLICAN SUB-CLUB,
kD At mass meeting held
p, 1873, tho following officers
for the ensuing year: Joseph
resident; Lafayette Lewis. vice
fpuis Vincent, recording secre-
Marrinette, treasurer; Wash
Q, sergeantat-arnas; Alfred
hg resolutions offered by V.
re unanimously adopted:
khat we, the Republicans of the
=, pledge our undivided support
ht administration of the federal
of which General U. 8. Grant
Executive, and hereby promise
hinistratiOn our individual and
eistance whenever required.
EI'hat We heartily indorse the
ernor William Pitt Kellogg, and
and Lieutenant Governor c.
hnd also our Senator elect, Hon.
back, our earnest support and
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By Van Solingen & Carpenter.
SALE OF UNCLAIMED GOODS.

CUsTokHousE, NEW ORLEANS
December l6, 1873. )
by VAN SOLlNGEN 4. CARPENTER,
~ Auctoneers = The following goods, having
renamed in warehouse unclaimed over one year
Will be sold at public auction, in accordance
with the law and the regulations of the Treasury
building. on WEDNESDAY,, January :, 1874, at Ii
A. NJ -
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TX FIRE EXrINGUIsHER.--R

d of underwriters deemed II
- % give this machine practical
~ A. 9th regular steamers PERMITS
- Minsppa1 cined from the proper fire off.
- Columbia No. 5 to run one of
II y i,s placed in line, that is to run
on between Jackson and Espla-
tSer first visit 10 "A contiagrati0n
- ,slav evening, at No. 800 st.
t sc When the steam engines
Il Gene and got to work the
lee considerable progress, and
N 80 ANicarcity of water. On each
k##E tfning building stood houses,
- r., small space, and it was
a 10th tenements would surely
sh p "" re came in the Babcock and
DIX We, throwing a stream on both
en' 8 a 40 staying further progress
s$ ~ Otiet Engineer O'Connor ex
Se f that had not this machine
Ill Ter,pa. LAB work it did. three more
NJ We been destroyed, and per-
n ut<S block been ruined. If such
sta ooos,, that the Babcock fire ex-
lECPEl perform excellent service.
a. Vt the innovation as an I'M
& .acl unders TODD that No. )
IN the abo, ARISTTnt retain possession of this
year Is7lsv EMILE acting mac hine and doubt
si fs herch nBsUA'unities will he given it to
The ssc get 0AiBRs worth.
anuary s,-.----
3x hg desc YRS FoR.-The two lads Hill.
s<* p, oNb X SE TRp, one with ball, chain and
aud twa IN RICil at the fret precinct sta
$50 and NArHeveuing, quite urconcerned
s saed and n., The eldest is hard fea-
Seistf ID probably wears the chain
Termsh a., !. Information was sent to
some interested party was
oel6 % is~ A. TTboys, but it appears as if
State of , nh F.rn l.ele.
&upERIo. alive stoIUNDRED DOLLARS WORTH
Se,, o. :, Orb \ LANGLr aIosr--Mrs. Lacey, wife of
psrior Diss DIZZY, two or three days ago
the above ! IT, .s. sather package containing
year 1916 md Comm diamonds. She remembers
RovaIe "a at only two rlaces after
streets lAOCo namely: near st. Patrick's
WEDNRs 1dOCOlorgan's railroad Office On
-, the ~ ~,.>>~e she placed the diamonds
hi, c,,; o'A she thought, perfectly Sc
eEtrai CIGARS
vou hans AT IIoME.-Mcnday night |
Ss;.o elected its officers, alter |
Terms .,-, members made several |
A Ai'nces acting a surprise |
.eOm ,s Nded TO call at the engine /
s,.,. !. .u.y vnrrantsrpffS. travel through |!
upFe we're VIII Holsters. at |
of O, tmation of thaa%ake; hav-
,Ss BOD JON. stepped des into ouse @ sevl
IS f. WOOD e. ;, showing thai thew S%es and
's s rOAL os wiling to receive friefs nH in
Gust .....Cem--
III Opposite EIGHTH WARD RgrUr11c,vi
,r. On arlie W ~ Gays ago we published the
IA c. TVISt a meeting OF the eipbtb
: b. icans, at which Judge E. v
!, Il COAL losen president, and the other |
nd 'FS~NsRS AND persons presumed to be ac |
~ . sc. now comes under orr Do,;oa
- streets nSdeleuother meeting was baIJ r.i.
q b the city ms claiming TO be the F;s.b,b |
- Ciuo, nity. more or less. |
ia ''''Ce eiscte1 Charles Joseph for |
q. Ihezan recording secre |
hor,,- II complement of other of;. |
"a TINS they selected number
hand and I'D gentlemen to discharaa ,Sa ,
4saes WASH
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NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 81 1878

John w. Madden, stationery. ..... 1872 so
Vicchini & Mariana, oyster shells 81 90
w. H. Morgan, oyster shells. Dol 90
g. N. Bsrges, oyster shells .. 81 80
j. lombard, oyster shells 30 90
NJ. J. Brenon, square block paving 81 90
Bureaa Of Hharres and landings
Barrett & Wiemann, hardware 296 So
Len Highly, towing nuisance boats $40 90
N. Condram, oyster shells. 2l37 90
Total. S4073 80
SURVEYORS DEPARTMENT.
A. Hero, copies of acts and con-
tracts $3o 90
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NUMBER Two's BALL To
tncers, do not fail 10 arrange
toilet tonight to attend No. 2's
in Grunewald Hall Rest as
70 affair will be a delightful one.
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RE elected.

Garthwaite, Lewis e. Miller are still! sell
ing clothing at cost, for cash, at No. 100
Common street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-31

FULL THEM DowN.-Take down calend
ars and almanacs for 1873, as their mission
Is fulfilled. For 365 days the cards have
oeen gazed at with all kinds of eyes. The
iretful merchant has marked them off day
oy day, week after week, month after
month, until the fifty-two weeks have glided
into oblivion, and now he has one NOR
year on his weary head; perhaps he is
richer Tor so closely watching time, GER
tainly he is wiser. School boys and girls
have occasionally marked the weeks, antic-,
ipating vacation or birthdays. The lover
has run his itching finger over the figures,
waiting and watching for the day when he
will stand at the alter with his bride. She,
TOO, has cast sly glances at the card. The
sailor wife, anxious for her husbands re-
turn, has often wondered why time erawls
chanic, hoping and expecting for an
Improvement in his condition, runs
his grimmy finger along the col
umns, and never stops, for the great
day comes not. The tidy clerk, with limit
ed salary, begins to scan the calendar
when month is half through, and he won
ders if pay day will never arrive. The IN
fortunate speculator, whose fiimsy paper is
in the hands of business men, takes jerky
glimpses at the calendar, dissatisfied be-
cause time has such swift wings. The old
white haired man unwillingly calls for the
almanac, and with trembling hands turns
the pages, then with weak voice tells his
children and. grandchildren that seventy
three years ago he was born, long before
telegraphs, sewing machines and such odd
things were invented. He too will drsp the
time table and remember that another year
is added to the many he has passed
through. The sluggish prisoner behind
iron gratings, serving out the penalty of his
crime, finds something more than amuse-
ment watching the days pass. and at the
expiration of his term gladly forgets the
and loses all interest in it. The
heir apparent looks over the figures and
fretfully thinks that his majority will
never be seen on the board.
So on through the entire interesting chap
ter, all mankind chase the calendar figures
day after day, and now they throw aside
times tell tale. for the year 1873 is quite
dead, rolled into those which have made
pleasant, some otherwise.
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AUCTION SALES.
By g. De Ferret & Co.
FURNITURE-FURNITuR


The entire contents of one of the finest and first.
class hotels of the United States, to be sold
by public auction without any reserve or
limit.
ATTENTION HOUSEKBEPERS, HOTELS AND
RESTAURANTS.
Rosewood, Mahogany and Walnut Parlor Sets,
Bedroom and Dining-room Furniture, Gas
Fixtures, Household Linen, Glassware, Crook
cry Ware, ETC.
RY q. DE FERlET & CO.-JOHN G. MON
~ ROSE, Auctioneer-Office No. 80 ROYAL street
TUESDAY, January 20, 1874, at 10 A. NJ and the
following days, will be sold by public auction un
til the whole is disposed Of
THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF THE ST. LOUIS
HOTEL, one of the most costly furnished hotels in
the United States, consisting OF magnificent rose.
wool, mahogany and walnut parlOr SETS bedroom
and dining room furniture, glass, crockery and
plated ware, household and dining room linen,
carpets, mirrors, etc.
Ierms-Cash in United States treasury potes
Catalogues can be had at the auctioneer's Office
de27 I'm
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Southern Eank, New Orleans, July ~,
l813.-Notice Is hereby given that the uuredeemed
notes ssued by the old Southern Bank must be
presented for payment within one year from the
first publication of this notice at the Office of the
Auditor Of this State. who, receiving satisfac.
tory proof OF the publication Of this notice for QUE
year, aforesaid, will surrender any funds he may
hold for the pas plent OF the sad uEredeened
notes.
jyl3 sowlv J. CARR, Ca shier
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some of the French papers advise drown
in, of criminals convicted of capital
ofenes.
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United states District Court for the District of
Isulslana-No. 6C3
pS TIE SUCCESSORS orc. y. EIRAR-
~ Dkl & Co, Observation-Disclosures j. Hoey Auc-
tloneer-Otnce No. II Exchange place.-TCESDAY
January t, 1914, at twelve o'clock w. at the Mer-
chants and AuctiOneers Exchange on Royal
between Canal and Customhouse streets in
this city of New Orleans, by virtue of m
order of the Hon. T. II. Dureil Judge of the
District Court OF the United States OF America for
the district OF Louisiana, sitting in bankruptcy
dated ninth of February 1863 and rendered in tie
above entitled matter, will be sold by public auc-
ton. the following described property to wit
CERTAIN PLANTATION, known as the Union
Point Plantation, situated in the parish of Concor.
dia. IN this State. about thirtyeigL5 miles below
the town OF Vidalia, Oh the west bank of the Mis-
slssppl river, containing three Thousand nine hun.
dred acres, bounded on the north by lands belong.
ing TO the estate of Haley south bv lands Of A. T.
West, west by pdb.ic lands. and east by the Mis-
slssippl rivtr, together with all The buildings
thereon and all Of her appurtenauees belong
ne decree OF the court ordering he sale of the
above described property directs That the same be
freed from all membranes, and the assignee act
title IS in him vested by the assignment in bank
The purchaser TO assume the payment, over and
above the price of adjudication of all the taxes
that the property may owe mp to the day OF sale.
Terms OF Sae-Cash on the spot at the moment
of adjudication
. Act OF sale at the expense Of the purchaser be-
fore NJ GerDon, notary public,
del6 y u 81 ia6
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CALLING FOR AssIsrANCE.-TheK Knights
of Menus, socalled, although they ride a
high horse, like beggars on the road to the
devil, were not above asking Superintend-
ent Badger to furnish them with mounted
escort to clear the way for them tonight
through the streets they may pass over.
CAPTAIN Taylor, with dozen mounted men,
will do his best to give all lockers on an
opportunity to see the failure
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-31

POiicemen.-The officers, members and en-
Floyes of the METROPOLITAN POLICE FORCE
who served any time during the several years be-
ginning October l, 1869 and ending October J. 1879
are requested to call early as possible at the
office Of R. King Cutler.
Ma. 80 Canal street.
Your cases are all prepared, and are now ready
for your signatures The Supreme Court recently
decided in favor ofSergeant Dorsey.
No suit or proceeding will be instituted for any
pol conan by Us unless be signs his name to the
proceedir gs. None may expect to recover any
thing without signing.
Call at any time during the day from A. NJ
to 6 P NJ. E. KING CUTLER,
deI2 tial " rtprP2
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-31

NOtice.-A meeting of the stockholders of the
Home Mutual Savings Bank will be held at their
Banking House No. II Camp street. FRIDAY.
the twenty-;hird day of January, 1874 at p. NJ,
in conformity with the twenty. third article of the
Charter. GEORGE W. BYENE,
d, Is I'm Cashiar
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-31

WOrkina mems Accommodate ton Bank -
New Orleans. December 10, l373.-In conformity
with article seven of the charter of this bank an
election Of directors for the ensuing year bv
the stock holders will be held at the banking house
No. ~ Canal street, on MONDAY, January H. 1874
between the hours of 10 A. NJ. and 2 2. NJ. Notice
is also hereby given that on the same day time
and place action will be taken on the amendments
to the charter submitted by the board of directors
dell 30t JOSEPH MEN4RD. Cashier.
omce q Inc Lafayette gre INSURANCE
nua election for twenty We directors 10 serve The
ensuing year, VIII take place at this office No. 1874
Magazine street, on MONDAY. January Z, 1873, be-
tween the hours of 9 A NJ. and p NJ
desc lot LOUIS MATHIS Secretary
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-31

PELICAN HOOK AND LADDER COMPANY
No. 4.-The annual meeting for the pur-
pose of electing officers of Pelican Hook and
Ladder Company No 4, to serve for the
ensuing year, occurred last evening. The
everything passed off smoothly. After the
election the company paraded the streets
with band of music, and favored the
REPUBLICAN with a serenade, for which
they will please accept thanks.
President, Leon BertOli'; vice president,
+. Gueripger; secretary, G. H. Dunbar;
treasurer, l.. J. Jourdan>; forema Paul Lee
court; first assistant foreman, p. Ford; sec
warden. j. p. Macheca; delegates to Fire
mems Charitable Associatiop-P. Lecourt,
L. Bertoli. P. A. Mcintyre; sub-delegates-
George II. Dunbar, Pat Ford, c. l.. de
Fuentes; housekeeper, C. Paulus; tiller. n.
NJ Hickey.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-31

Notice to CreditOrs-Crescen CITY Nationa
:ank.-C Creditors OF this bank who have proved
their claims notified that checks for dividend
O. TWEITI FIVE Pr K CENT ready for deliv-
cry on presentation Of receivers certificate and
signing receipt.
de33 St C, CASE Receiver
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-31

OfIce of the New Orleans City Railroad
Company, No IA Canal street. New Orleans, De-
cernber 10, ldf3.-At meeting OF the Board of
Directors of this company, held the tenth in
slant, dividend of FOUR DOLLA2S per share
was declared, pay able 10 the stockholders on and
afler THURSDAY, January l, 1874
de27 jail {. G. LEWIS. Secret arv.
special NOIIce.-Orjce oi Latay fire In
furance Company, New Orleans, December Is
l373-At a meeting of the Board of Directors he Id
on the sevent zenith Instant. it resolved that
meeting of the stockholders he held at the office
Of the company, No 59i Magazine street on
WEDNESDAY, January 20. 1914; between the hours
OF A. u. and p. NJ, 10 vote on proposed amend
ment to article of the CT arter of this company
del9 I'm LOUIS MATHIS, secretary.
Germania Insurance Company, No. i.t
Common stTeet.-ln conformity with Article - Of
the Charter, &c lera meeting of the stockholders
OF this company will he heli on the twelfth day of
January, 1874 at $50 r. NJ.
del3 ID z, MAIB2. Secretary.
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tot. increase in pson sstsn in 1870 show.
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AUCTION SALES,


By George Pearson.
'. @0-r -
UNRBSBRvBD SALE AT AUCTION OF CHO4C Il
AND COSTLY FURNITURE
SUPERB Bid ROOM SITS IN ROSEWOOD. WAL
NUT AND OAK.
GLASSDOOR ARMOIRS, BEAUTIFUL AND
EXPENSIVE
PRsSCH PLATE. PIER AND MANTLE MIRRORS
BRUSSELS CARPETS DAMAsK PARLOR SITS
DINING-ROoM AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
ALSO, OSB "CHICKBRING" SQUARE 7TAEo.
In short q complete outfit of Q thoroughly
furnished house.
by GEORGE PEARSON, AUCTIONRER-
u Office and salesroOm. No SO Camp street
viii be sold on WEDNESDAY, December 81, 1879 a.
1890 A. NJ on the premises, No. 1872 Cue
tomhouse street. ear Rampant. without any 70
serve whatever, on account Of de parture-
TIKI kNT1RE CONTENTS OF SAID RESIDENCE.
consisting of q very choice and desirable lot es
furniture.
Terms-Cash. de % ct
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|RNsRs,
..CILDING 0oz-

SURVEYOR GkxEaAll
l,1ct Of Louisiana. J
December q, lsn u
TED ARE NOTIFIED
OF the General land
OF Columbia, has 81.
ans Of Pierre MarsA1
and Jean HrancoiS |
ented on the maps Of !
pse eight east, town.
cen south, Of rante}
Louisiana, approved.
Eor general, Eovemi
even even south, Of rangA J
oster surveyor een a
unless N an appeal Do
this decision ofthe /
" OF the lnt4rias, z
g. The same viii b !
DYNAMO. l.
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MEDICAL.
CALL ATTENTION

WE CALL ATTENTION
GREAT PATHOLOGICAL IMPROVEMENT,
BY DR.. HEALD No 1923 Canal street, in the treat
nent of all private diseases; also. the many fiu
arising from abuse or nervous debility.
Tho cure is simp e. speedy and sure This "
manifested by his increased patronage and thu,
prompt rriIef Of his patients. de25 lw~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-31
By the Successors Of C. E. Girardey
& Co.
AHjlGNEB'S SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.

By ORDER OF Z. E. NORTON. ASSIGNEE
IN THE MATTER OF YORK & HOOVER. BANK
luPts
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COAL.

COAL.
b. d. WOOD. JOHN =. WOOD. H. WOOD
y ID. WOOD & BROTHERS,
COAL MERCHANTS
Common streef........IGfi
Opposite the City Hotel.
Tugb0at Charlie Wood. rc29 SIN
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or ten Other, oonn%sssville, and iniu, ana John
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administrators Office
r. l.. Bruce, forage ........ SO 90
Henry Ballard, reimbursement - So
Bureau of Streets
Barrett & Wiemann, hardware % IS
Isaac Bradley brick bats. 1890. l9S 80
Patent Roofing Tile Company,
brick bats NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 20 90
J. Archue, oyster shells . 40 90
s. Risso, oyster shells - so
A DeNonasterio. depot rent. - 60 |
I. O'Neil, office rent % 90 |
+. Wonder Haar, rent 25 90 |
H. Ringgold, rent 80 90 |
E. Burke, LOT rent. 200 % |
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-31

An ordinance providing for the payment of
the several accounts therein named.
Be it ordained, That the following appro-
priations be and are hereby made, and that
the Administrator of Public Accounts war
rant on the Administrator of Finance in
payment of the same, whenever there shall
be money in the city treasury to the credit
OF the appropriate fund for each account.
and not otherwise appropriated:
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retnrr .0d that Spain ~ returning her Z x;ss
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| 0SZANO.
TAI of Tnui.;,

= DKrAKrxkss,l
NIB RI 1873. :
IvED AT THB
nent until 8 p.
fd BY the twsn.
9 United States
1 = the following Z
a by ths sehsd
= specified, VIZ
GOD, to Eirk.ss
e'quarlers w
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TWO HUNDREDTH EDITION.

No. Rampant Street, New Orleans,
DR. &C 2Tls would impress upon those patients
who have already corresponded with him the nee
easily of personal interview the material nd var
tage Of which will enable him to form complete
and thorough diagnosis of the case.
Consultations con fdential mon aro
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Der, lser from Bras
w pa Of the RI
ny and %, a ret
red. The Ar
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United states District Court for the District Of
LnnlSlhna-Nn. 6GI
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-08-23

Iho had tol,or T., r,i., :, ,yo, shown that he
,comuoy,ad hcrto 20 without shoe, and stock
ipc, during all the cold weather oflast win
ter. her feet protected nv nothing but rags
which she hound around Them. and in this
dress She had 10 feed he stock, clean ont The
stables and do al the ont door work. Her
feet were SO badly frozen that partial "mpu-
ton has since become necessary.
Mr.. Abe Whisncr broke his leg on Monday
eNeHanE, VIM. ,t5"7.," =" s,aiJr G,..',,,,
Voojto,
r,o * hard nm G,r tnon.
ooe Thna;,,. .,,,,n.i, ,,.on,s 70 horrow e1ooo
;,,,,,o,i.,.,,''.,I I,.. I.,.i.l - to,, ~ 90 ooo
,,,.o ~. ,,.,.,,,..l., ,,,ri,,,, ,,,o war
e,.
Ioc.,to " ""' ,cI, treiont traGo Lad ems
toner from Texas Yesterday, who selected
ABOUT Sl'O worm o. TooaSmT"a ,lrll l a,I
thnro Ln,,,'h, az yortb in his lino-tbcn
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