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New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-30
BREMEN,
North German LLOYD,

North German Lloyd,
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND SEyx
Wa HAVaE, SOUTHAMPTON AND BAyINI
sA ihe Steamships of tie Nsrts
$500 German Lloyd will resume the,
regular trips as follows:
FkASgFrRT TTlon T bletnen Prom New Grleana
ST6 ~! nOEER :. EebrUa y26 Nsrcb n
Sn SS6hASSBI Rd March 20 All -
FRANkFCRT.. april g. NJ
U '4e4 oays OF departure win be adyerf- ssd ha-s-
m after.
no steamers touch outward at Havra ard Has
60. aLIa on thelr ZONE trip at Havana nd South.
04P'on 10 and and receive passengers ar 4 trs{she
r-, D. PRICES OF PASSAGE '-sA~
oA"oH' sout utnatnpton or Havre n Havana
C,. or New Orleans
''-'''' '.-...-........., goId
Eron, rs ~ roI6
-'An We" orleans or Havana to So,-,sw-4s,
cahi haVre or Bremen.
$50 -'''''''''..-.. ....,.... a IN pold
0niA
rA FROM new Ol -ans to Havana
SoLh' '.......-..........,S3y onId
pIcci age. .....,.. I5 Gcld
sssage tckets fl BIemen Southsmn1on o.,
1n " SeN Orieal Issued by the pnSerrignsS
Iuer H6 gaTIIcu ars apply to
No. ~ Union street.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-30
Marine Intelligence.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Office cr THE REFUDL-CAS
Tuesday, AIIsl 20, 1913.

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship IizZ!e. FesEer. fcr Pensacola
German steamship StI;sba'g, Barre, for bFehth
via Havana and SOUTHAMPTON ,
British steamship Obrron, Hannev, tcT LVeIPcol
German bark Wtstr Poppe, for Bremen ,
Schooner TurLer Graves, for RH&tdn f'!.Eu
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Spanish big Maria Rosa, Casanovas, ~ GAYS rom
Boston 20 Pug ErOs-2d district No..
SchCnrer II TX Lucas HIse, 10 GAYS IRON h'''''''h
I.IaId 70 u lie GItgo:io-2d district
TOWBOATs.
prr wrioht Riddell fIom the Passes-Towed
down 10 lie bar, 20th Instant, snip LAKE ~
CIsir and bark Ur-0n-BIOnGht up brig Mai!&
Rosa aLu schooner FGaLk Lucas
STEAMBOATS,.
NICK Lcrgwor:h. Hates from CiEcinn&u
oi.acil-a Belle Blanks. from oUacLlta river
Trenton Trolsdale. from Trenton
II John. Gredthouse, from Baton h"H9e
Peerless Bread. from Washington
care a Thorn, Thorn, from Bargeto=n
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-30

~ TIE MATTER Of TIE BANK OT LOUISIANA
IL BANkALPlCl.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-30
BY Charles E. Fortier.
BLACKSMITH TOOLS, BOILERS, ETC.
SUCCESSION OF W. HOOD SMITH.

DY CHARLES K. FORTIFR, AUC-
ID Iionee1-O Office No. 80 Exchange aley.-MON-
Day, May s. 1873 at II A. M, viii be so d. at No
III Front street between Julia and EutIe Dame
stEeets ny order OF he bono able the Second Dis
trct Court for the paish ef Orleans, dated April
II, 1873
THE CONTENTS Of the Blacksmith and Boiler
Makers Shop situated at No. III Front street, con
sistlng of Locomotive Boilers, High Pressure Boil.
ers Blacksmith Tools, Iron, RGlleIs, Punches, and
about 800 gallons Of Aqua Ammonia, etc
TeIms-Gash on the spot. ap22 60 my5
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-30
EXPORTS.
EAvANA-Ssean slip Yazoo-As;d mdee
PECFIpTs nP PEOnurE.

CISCINNATI-Steamcr Nick Longworth-&O
hhds tobacco 65l bids pork lt5 bbis hiSky JoU DIS
foHr IS Cks bacon I52 tcs hams $50 SKIS bran ri
SKIS oats 2Ga ska malt SO bales cotton and snGdries
OCACHITA RIN KR-Steamer CUachta Be.lt-65u
bales cotton and sEnGI!es
TRENTON-Steamer TIenton-l5l bales Gotten
l1l7 SKIS cotton seed and eundrics
BATON ROUGE-Steamer s. JOhn-JU hhGs sugar
2 bales cotto II tbis molasses and sundres
WASHISGTON-SteameT Peer]ess-S6 bales cotton
1900 SKIS cotton seed and suudrles
observation-disclosures Carrie IEorE-SS5
bales cgtton sn6 eun2res
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-30
ATCTT0N SALES.
By C. E. Gi1ardey & Co.

PROPERTY N BATON ROUGE, LOUISIANA.
AsS1GyFE,s SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-30

DOUBLE COTT AGE RESIDENCES INTEE FOURTH
District at auction. well suited fol occupation
or iuyes:men-
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-30

Dye. z. GIRARDEY & CO., AUG TON
DAY. May |, 1873. at twelve G'uiCck NJ, az the
Merchants aud AuctiGneers Exchange on Roy
street between Canal and Customhouse streets,
in this city of New Orleans. bv virtue Of an order
OF the Hon. f. II. DuItlI, Judge Of the D,stilct
Court of tie United States OF America Tor the
District Of Louis ana, sittiI N bankruttcN' dated
February, 20, 1919, vii be sold by pu1.c auction
the following described property, 10 vii -
|. 4 CtRfAIN TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND,
being the plantation known as the 'Il0N Face,
and II s.dence of bankrupt. containing 6rO acres,
with all the in rOvelnents thereon.
2 4 CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND kn0-r as the
Eureka Plantation containing about 500 acres
acres with the improve enents thereon.
The dec OF the tOurt order ng the sa e OF the
above described property directs that the same
be fl eed from al inCumhrauces, and the assignee
acting as the off Ger Of the court viii convey only
such title as is III lin vested by the assignment
il bankruptcy and by the atoTes lid order "f court
Of the adjudication, and purchasers 20 assuT pay,
ment over and above the price OF adjudication OF
all taxes which the property may owe ap 10 tie
day OF sale.
Act of ale at ;he expense Of the purchasers
be fore NJ. GtrDcT, L0tkry p!biif aPs II -t"o nNo
EXTENSIVE IMPROVED PROPERTY on ITALIA
BETWEEN TCHoUPITJULAS AND NEW
LEVEE STREETS, WELL SUITED FOR MANU-
FEATURING INT ERESTS. FORMERLY KNOWN
as "RICE'S BAKERY"
ASSIGNEEs' SALE II BANKgUPECY.
II THE MATTER OF FREDERICK r. JUSTCS
Bankrupt
T4s+rir- CONT rf the Vtited Sta-es Of America fc
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-30
DN &. E. GIEAKnEY YA cn.-Arcrio,

u.s".r- Cont si the United States of America for
tie Distinct O; Lcuisiana--Eo I22I
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-30
TIE TROY PLaCE" AND THE EUREKA PLAN
TAElCN' At AUCTION.

ASSIGNEES SALE II BANKRUPTCY.
IN THE MAT7ER OF G. IRA B-WMAS, BANK
TuIt.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-30
pY {. z. GIRARnEY q co, AUCTION

Tr-eG s..'es District Court for tie District OF
sIaLa-SO. 1880.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-30

TIA truI K, cOntHIuIrg I
boxes Paper collars, ,
HandktTchiefs 6 pail
Hose, / Dress SO rirce,
assorted Ribbon, Pin.
Combs, Need es. 5 81 +
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-30

THE THREE STORY BRI,K DWELLING NEXT
ADJOINING DESIGNATED Bl yHB
NJ. 20 CONT STREET.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-30

,r.ci,,g 9qgI bales IT. III other ie'iv.rv ports Of
,iib 72p20 b,ies from Mobile ard III from Texas,
ard 10 SIS proper against le,56s proper art week x
and 3 So last YEAR. Total proper since August 81
iIs 295 b.jrs az inst gGS gT3 bales last yeaT-in-
c,,easa qGG ZG2 ba!eF The exports foT tie past
rI,ce DAYS Inprise 201&7 s!es, entlae rg y .
aics 10 Liverr 90. 4l74 to HavTt, .5-i 20 bltht
and G23 10 New York,
Tie amount On bnipboaId DOt cleared, go:ns cI.
hoard and eI gagged for shipment was set Coz" a,
me oper Ig II is morning at IS Gee baits enIacins
* ci fr iyerIooI 10 O FOR have, 1000 FOL Hpci H.
ZOO fol BreHeii 1900 for tho North sea ana ['S
fI tie North which when deducted from 'Le so @
,.rts SO 40 lglts TO represent tle q'an'i1y al
Ih- Iapojng ald ia piessts uusold o. a"eit}pg OF
GtTs. ,.-,-.. . .,-a,-7.1.-. :. Is
.cfa -" is Gutta;io are red ced &c f'r !
",lt,'sry ard % oG Urdillry and &c i'r 90" L u
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-30
SsfGSEES SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.
THEMATTER OF JOHN CUIg, BASkRrl +

District Court cf the United $ta.es'oI AmeI:cn q
tie D.strlct of Louisiana-No l-31
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-30
pY WAi.TNN. nANI~ N FKERET-J. B

Second District your; Of tEe parish of Orleans
No. Sc 40
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-30
BY c. E. Girardey G Co.

ASSIGEEI,S SALEOF VERY VALUABLE SECOND
DISTRICT PROPERTY,
CcptI sing that large and substantial brick bl..I-
ing known
THE EASK OF LOUISIANA,
Forming the cOrLer OF Royal and COtti street.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-30
AUCTION SALES,
avR M & B. J. Montgomery.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PlANoS' tAhf DID
ETC, AT AUCTION.
-vp " e. II. 4 MONTGOMERY
u R. NJ Montgomery, AuctoletI-Qhce ;a Ann, nr
ory Hall, No u Camp street ~ .e soIq Sh
The auction rooms No. ST EatcEsz street, 81 eleven
o'clock - , ,,,,r Nh Spc
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF NJ" AND ohO'
cSnH4ND FUHNITUIE such as Rosewood Ma
IOsany and Walnut BeGsteads, Arm0iIs bureaus
Wasbstands Paror Furniture, Mart.e-: :0p Centfe
Tables Carpets French Plate NiTIUIs, MstLresses,
Cooking Stoves, etc.
ALSO.
Upright and Square PIANOS of Peyel Favre and
other manufactures
Also,
AT their large warerOJms known as AInoTy Hal,
No e1 Camp street, large stock Of NEW fCEhl-
TURE OF every description aid deslED st private
saie. N
Terrne-C8Gh ufS
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-30

CONTINUATION OF THE SALE OF CARRIAGES,
CALECHES, BUGGtES, HARNESSES, WHEELS,
sPoKgs, POPLAR COFFISS, OLD AND NEW
IRONS, BELLOWS. WORK BENCHES TOOLS,
ETC; Also NINE Al CARRI4GB HORSES
and ONE LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AT AUCTION.
SUCCESSION OF WILLIAM PHILLIPS.
Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. 3O,8G8.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-30
nY WALTON. DAyI. & FRERET-I 7

or long CEEULT.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-30

II THE MATTtR OF FREDERICK r. JUSTCS
Ipt
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-30

STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEvT GPT.-
Wa HAVRE, SOUTHAMPTON AND BAyANI
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-30

JAMES F. CASEY, Collector
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-30
AUCTION SALES.
By Van solingen & Carpenter.

SALE OF SEIZED GOODS.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-30

DYR X. VI. & B. j. I-R;
ID Montgomery. Auctioneer VIII be sold
OH WEpNbS april 90, 1873 at II A. NJ OF Cal
iope street between ST. Charles aod CaroI detet, by
virtue and Ill pursuance of an order OF the Hon
A. L. Tissot Jut gt Of the Second district Court for
Tie paIlsh Of Orleans dated March 4, 1873, GocEtt
No 80 9G8- -
CARRIAGES. CALECHBs BUGGiES HARNESSES,
Uheeis Spokes, Poplar Coins, old ard new Iron,
Fellows, Work Benches, oOls, etc; a so 9 No.
Carriage Horses, and one lot of Household Furul-
tUIe.
Terms-Cash in United States treasury rotes.
au2u "a q 20 80
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-30

District CoC-t uf the United Sta+es Of America fC
the nigtrlct Of LoAisisna-NU. rs.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-30

District Court of the United States OF america 10
the district Of LOu:stan&-So l4tir
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-30

IN THE MATTER OF JACOB YOUNG, BANKRUPT
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-30
COTTON sTATEMLEf'

,a.,-s+ Il 1p-2........ G.259
srrlV+d su,ce last ts:s.eneat.....; ti"4 ,e- 1.s
srTtv,G p-evlols!y -39 al "
49, ... j =. ,40+
CleaTFd today .....-.-..''- -.'.- -.
Cleared IIe ElUusiF F..'........''''I ~ ''o
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-30

II TIE MATTER OF WILLIAM CUDE, BANKRUPT
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-16
Pay your Taxes.

Property holders should remember that the
City Collectors are now ct the City Hall to receive
the taxes for the present year. Those who do not
pay before the close Of this month will not getths
discount Of per cent. OF their bills. tits, there
fore, matter Of much interest and when ths taxes
are so high every one desires to pay the lowest
rate. To show difference in the tax, snd how It
has been advanced, a simple statement is only
necessary. On a house assessed at 5000 in 1871,
the tax was $3.50, in 1872 at the same valuation
the tax on the same house was $500, andin 1878
$1,000. In 1871 the Democrats had majority in
the Council. .tt
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-16

RADICAL politicians In Texas are possessed of
bitter spirit Just now. Governor Davis ls . can
ddatc for reelection and he IL violently opposed
by w. T. Clarke Postmaster at Galveston, who is
supposed TO represent the Administrations. Thssc
men recently met in Washington and drew pistols
ON each other, but did not use them. Clarke u.s.
serts that Davis has gone back on the pnFtys
while Davis charges that Clarke has demoralizeu
the negroes and neglected his duty as postmasttT :
The proposed pardon of tue Indian chiefs, Big
Tree and Santanta, enters into the contest. DaS
Wis has heretofore opposed the pardon Of these
murderers, while the Administration has favored
it. Of course the large majority Of the people Of
rexas oppose IL, and arc wi h the Governor on the
qustion. Davis is very confident Of denomination
even without the support Ot the Administration.
On the contrary, Clarke maintains he can beat the
Governor badly for denomination If Gen. Grant
will give him the necessary documents for con-
test. The only thing needed by Clarke, according
to his own statemen is a line TO the ofnce-h0ld-
ers In Texas, ordering them TO beat Davis at all
hazards. If that is done, the result of the cleo
tiun will be anti-Davis. The "Ring" win see to
that.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-16
W6Aaa R1uamaRla.

Alttisies rlhich tobShea wooden Vnkeuebh
han paIl dearly Tor heir Whistles. ItcDbt New
YOlk more than 4 nillipn 81 dollars ID expSri-
ment In relatlaR 70 the use Of wood fog paving
putpoeess Washlngton has been robbed q the
tune OF two or three millions, and this city ex-
pended large sum to put down this kind Of
pavement, and have nothing to show for the out.
lay except q few decayed bIOcks, which should
be taken cara Of BY the agents Of the Board Of
Health. Some time ago, Memphls authorized
certain contractors to lay down u lot of wooden
paVemenis In that city. No price was agreed
upon. When the work was done and the bill
resented for payment the city was unable to
respond. The contraction brought suit In the
UnIted States Court and obtained judgment for
che neat little sum OF fve hundred thousand opl-
lars. To satisfy the execution tax Of seven per
cent will be levied upon the property OF the city.
These facts in relation 10 wooden payements
should prevent any more swlndles being perpe-
.ra,ed upon the people Of this country. Judge
Allison recently put q stop to q, wooden Job on
Park Avenue In this city, and saved the property
holders from heavy dram upon their pockets,
for which they are grateiul. Wooden payementa
are worthless, AND money paid tor them 10 OBJ
tanned under ''false preteneeS" PhiIa. age.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-16
rhs IIaa.rrool, ana west MURDER.

Udderzook's arrest in Baltimore has created
great sensation with several life insurance compa-
nies he having been an important witness in a suit
now pending No one can read the dispatch be-
lpw, without being reminded Of the murder Of
CJoch Turner by West, who, it was asserted in-
tended to create the impression tbathe had been
burned, in order that certain life insurance policies
m ght be recovered. West might have caught the
idea from the case Of Goss.
BALTIMORE, Julv l5.
The arrest Of Undertook has been the subject OF
general interest aud discussion here To day, par
ticularly among life insurance agents, Udderzook
having been the principal witness in the suit OF
Mrs. GOss against the Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany, recently tired IN the United States Court,
the particulars of which vera given to the public
through the Associated Press at the time. Gosa
had life policy in the Mutual, Continental aud
KnibkeFb0cker Companies, OF $4,000 each, and
$4,000 ia the Travellers, Of Hartford, making
S25,0U0 in all.
II Is alleged that Goss was burned in his shop,
near this city, III the winter of 1872. The lnsu-
rance companies refused to pay the policies. The
widow brought suit against the Mutual, Of New
York, and recovered verdict for the full amount.
The evidence during tho trial was conflicting, and
notwithstanding the verdict, the agents of the in
surance companies asserted their belief that GOss
was still alive. The suit against the Mutual Com
pany was the only one tried and another is now
pending for a new trial. The suit against the 9th.
er companies has not yet been tried, and no mon
ey has been paid by the companies. The story
now is that GOss is the strange man who wal
murdered at Jennersville.
The Worlds Boston correspondence says thai
the Massachusetts, state Democratic Convention
will probably be called before the Republican
and nominate a straight-out Democrat on O
straight-out platform, and adds that Colone
Greene, of the Boston Post, will probably be the
nominee
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-16
butter and the TemporanoO PART

-. At recent meeting Of the Massachusetts State
Temperance AllianceD the expedieney of taking up
General Butler for total abstinence candidate
was warmly discussed. No final decision was ar
needed q man with brains and backbone, and that
the temperance people had been cheated enough.
Gen. Buder had told him pnyately that he would
enforce the law impaftiany, on the Parker House
as well as other ppees, and he (Robertsl believed
else. He never knew the man to 20 back on his
word. If the temperance people did not have an
independent candidate, General Dutlsr was the
man for them. They had better have man ID
which they lo.q nOt put q much cGnnaenee. u l, ne
the chief constable Of the State gong to resign
because Governor Washburn would not let bim
enforce the Law. he beheved they had better
have man of pluck, even If he drank whiskey
every morning before breakfast ,IElql
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-16

Gangs Of disguised men have been making a
business Of breaking into county court houses
and jsils in Indiana, aeizing and destroying re-
cords and killing prisoners at their own pleasure
by the Governor of that State, in which he calls
upon oil good citizens to preserve law and order,
and aid the properly constituted authorities.- :
Had such occurrences taken place in the South,
the Radical papers would have clamOred for the
President to send troops 10 the locality.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-16

NAVY DEPARTMENT FRE.-Three rooms in
the upper part of the building occupied by the
Navy Department at Washington were destroyed
by fire yesterday. The secretary's Office was rem
water. Some attribute the hre TO the ignItiug of
chemicals, Others believe It was caused by rats,
crowds Of which infst the older part of the build
ing getting among matches in the room where
the fire br0ks out. Very few records Of great
value have been destroyed, and nearly all can be
damage was not done. Had the flames reached
o her portions of the In ldlng, articles wou
have been consumed which could not have been
replaced except OF great cost.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-16
NEW GWVCEIkY STORE
s.w. Cor. Fourth ana lTaFEst st.s a.

WILMINGTON. DEL.
"a The undersigned respectfully sp-GR
nounees to his old friends and thok797S
rs public generally that he has c0mplet-
cd his new store, and hasopened with 9 stock
OF hne new and fresh
GROCERIES, SUGARS AND MoLAseRs,
LoVeringcrnshed,gr granglatsd andpulveriseds Sugars
soft, white and coffee sugars, gg.. Jls
Syrup, and all kinds Of MOlasses, ! 4
Old Government Jaws OOhee, AhSuira. ~ aricaibo,
Bio. GrBen and Roasted CoEioSj the 6uest Black and
Green Teas, White end Red Wheat Family Flour.
new BuckWheat, all kinds ofRpre spices, Sara nee
al kinds Of Canned fruttAs ErqAeh and English
Mustard PGrS 2ys Oil HslhS MqpslH5Ton , Rnd
lies, Cheese, RFeah Holl Butt6F. RskeFs Cocoa and
Chocolate, VsEmAeelli. MaeaFoni. Washipg Soap 10
great variety, Toilet Soap, byar Gloss Starch Cur
Pants, Raisins, Citron, Atmoro'e Minoe Meat, Dried
Peaches and Apples, pranberfiOs, BTOoms. Painted
Buokets Brushes, Sperm, AdAmantinO and TalloW
Candles and al afticlee vsuhly kept In well as-
sorted Grocery stsrs. Call and STPmsnS ply Steck.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-16

1t Is stated, says the Daily Nesos, that the ex-
pertinent of light cables to the United States will
shortly be practically tested, arrangements to en-
able Mr.. H. Hlghton to lay cable across the
Atlantic being in active progress. Mr.. Highton's .
new cable is not to cost above Rl00000, and If IL
be successfully laid. telegrams between Europe
and America may in future cost less in pence
than they do now in shillings.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-16

In the city OF Atlanta, Georgia, the white pop
ulation, as shown by the last census, out num-
bers the colored considerably; and yet the NOR
tallty amongst the latter class is nearly Onetird
greater than that of the whites. This is attrl-
buted, in the report Of the Board of Health OF
that city, to the lazlpess, poverty aud utter con-
tempt for all sanitary rules on the part Of the
negro race. lss. . ,a.-ia- =
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-16

Mrs General Sherman and daughters talk of
enjoying their own delightful home in Washing.
ton, d. G., this summer. Situated 10 one Of the
most elevated localities in that city, and sur.
rounded by pretty grO6nds and a large garden.
in which the General especially delights, they
domestic quiet, which owing, to the prestige Of
e Generals flme and their own social qualities,
it is Impossible for them to have during the
winter season.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-16
ANDnnw JOHNSON was attacked py the cholera

ANDREW JOHNSON was attacked by the cholera
during his recent visit to Greenville, Tennessee.
After fierce struggle with the disease he rallied
and got better, but afterwards took q relapse and
came near dying. His physician was immediately
sent for. and watched at hts bedside for one whole
night, never leaving him for moment, and finally
succeeding in enabling him to pass the crisis. II
Is said did all be could TO administer TO the wants
Of the sick and the dying. He thinks Of return
ing TO Washington TO live. ..
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-16

Up to date Aixty-three Senators Of the United
States have drawn their shack pay" but nftsen
Of these have returned the amounts received BY
them to the Treasury, leaving forty-eight who
have pocketed the agrab."
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-16

Henry A. Wise is now spoken Of in connection
with the Republican nomination for Governor Of
Virginia. Itis said he will be supported by
Colonel MOSeby. .La-l LL.. p 49,. -, 3 :
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-16
Tua.pAuY aAzErrR Is pubIIshed every ait0En0On.l

THa.DA1LX GAZETTE is published every afternoon.
14 Sunday at 416 Market street. and served By
arriers to subscribers in all parts Of WilminGtOD
and5sthg surrounding towns and VILLAGES for six
centSsa vesk. payable weekly. Ysatly subscribers
~ IN advance. y ~
The DELAWARE GAZETTE. established He4'
Is the largest and most hourishing. weekly tht
ST ,te and hes q larger circulation than any Other
on the Peninsular. Published overy Friday morn
ing at s2 q year. in advance. leiaA-aa : - = z
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-12-31

SylcTDE.-The body of Myron Robert.
OF Camhrldge Mass. was found Dee
It'll on the beach. IIe left his place Of
business having been clerk in a store
Tor several years, remarking to friend
rs ne went out that his head felt badly
ans he would go to the beach for short
time. Ha had burned some of his letters
anu taken his w'fe's and mothers pictures
NOV Iith, he was missed, Dec. 18th his
remains were forwarded TO Leicester VT
Wnere his parents aad brother reside.
MS funeral survives were attended at
the Union church in that place, Rev. Mr..
Pickett officiating, Dec. 2lst. He had
buried his wife two years previous, was
- years of age, and highly esteemed
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-12-31

THIS YEARS ToBAcco CRop. - Tho
great mass of the tobacco crop of the
United States is raised in Virginia and
kentucky although large quantities are
grown 10 Maryland, Pennsylvania and
Connecticut. The crop in Virginia, this
year will be large, and, though damaged
61y Drought, will be of average quantity.
La kentucky, with the execution of
the Green River district, The crop will be
very good, and in some places larger and
better than last year. In Indiana the
yield falls off about one.fonrth, and is NOT
so good as last seasons. A similar report
OF short crop and poor quality comes
from Illinois. Tennessee will give full
yield ami fair quality. Missouri will
have an average yield, but the crop yiII
b. materially damaged in some localities
In North Coroina the crop is large, but
damaged, though the yield will be an av.
erage one.