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New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-12
Henry StrecA ct al. VS.. Steantu2 Hunter
n

Henry streek ct al. VS.. Steamtug Hunter
No. 10, l44
IN THE United STATES DISTRICT COURT
Il District of Louisaua.-In obedience 20 an
admiralty warraI I. to dire cted in the above
enttlt suite have seized and taken into my pos.
SESSION.
The STEAMTUG HUNTER, her tackle machine.
~. etc, now libeled by Eenry Streck ct AL for the
forth in the libel now pending in the
UstIict Court of the I'm ted States
And do hereby cite and admonsh the owner or
owners thereof, and all and every person persons
havlng or pretending to have any right title ins
terest in or 20 the same, to be and appear at q
District Court of the United States for the district
aforesaid t" be holden at the city of New Orleans
on the third Monday in May, to show cause if any
they have or can, why the said steamtug should
not be condemned. and ba sold agreeabIy to the
prayer of lbelants.
United States MarshaIs office. Eew Orleans
tenth day Oh April. 1873.
s. &. PACKARD,
apl1 myS 1S limited States Marshal
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-12
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

SchonneT Island Belle, Parsons from ChicHic.
river, TO Chas Clinton I'd district P i
Schooner A B Nelson, MOnastere from Rua:an Is.
land. 10 J Macheca &co-2d distr!ctPg
STEAMBOATS,
liza Forgat. fIom st Martihsville
Dexter. McCOrd. from st Louis
Belle Lee. Hicks. from Evansville
Bradish johnson. Burton. from Washington
st Mary Mitchell, from Grand EcoTe
Satchez. Leathers. from Wick skuIg
81 John. Greathouse. from Baton Rouge
Creole Horkns. from Mobile-New Basin
MARITIME. Mars, from MOnIicsll0-Eev Basin
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-12

A little girl visiting Niagara with her
father. and seeing the foam at the loot OF
the falls. exclaimed: "Pa, how much soap
il must take to make so many suds"
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-12

J. X. Davenport va. Steam Tug Fairfield
No. 0l72
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
Il District OF Louisiana In obedience 10 an ad.
miraltv warrant to me directed in the above enti.
tied suit, have seized and taken into my posses.
si0u-
THE STEAM TUG FAIRFIELD her boats tackle
etc, now hbeled by J. Z. Davenport for the caus
set forth IN the libel pOw pending in the District
Court of the United States. And do hereby cite
and admOnish the owner or owners thereof, and
all and every person or persons having pretend.
ing to have any right tit interest i'll or to the
sameo to be and appear at District Court Of the
United States, for the district aforesaid to be
holden at the city Of New Orleans on the third
Monday OF May. so show cause if any they have
or can. why the saiO steam tug should not be con.
d. n.ned and be sold agl eeaby to the prayer of
Ihtlahto
.Usited Safes Marsha IS office. New Orleans.
ele reutb day Of Apii!. 1875
$. &. PACKARD,
apl2 22 m,62O United States Marshal,
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-12
Joseph Kelley et ais. VS.. Steambona Belle
Row and-No. TO- so

Row. w.and-No. 10, so
IN THB UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, DIS.
trict of Lousiana-In ODE 1ieuce TO an admi.
ralty warrant to me directed in the above entitled
suit, have seized and TAX ell into my possession
THE ESTEAMBOAT BELLE ROWLAND. her tackel
apparel etc, now hbeitd by Joseph Kelley ct ais,
for the causes set forth in the libel pending in
the District Court of the United States.
And do hereby cite and admonish the owner OF
owners thereof and all aud every person or per.
sons having pretending to have any right. title
interest in or 10 the same to be and appear at
district court of the United States for the district
aforesaid to be holden at the city of New Orleans
on the third Monday OF April, TO show cause, if
any they have eau, Why the said steam boat
should not be condemned and be Sold agreeaby to
the PRAYER of the lbelants
United States Marsasls office. New Orleans,
March 10, 1873.
SB PACKARD.
mhla 26 apl1 20 Cnised States Marshal
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-12
STEAMSHIPS.
STATE LINE STEAMSHIP COMPAN,


STATE LINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY
LIMITED.
The following first class, full powered, Clyde
built screw steamships are intended to sail regp-
larly between NEW ORLEANS. nd LIVERPOOL
and GLASGOW and NEW YORK:
LOUISIANA, 1900 tons regi ster. Captain Stewart
MINNESOTA, 2O0) tons register. CAPTAIN Hamhn
ALABAMA, 2400 tons register. Capt tam Flint
PENNSi LVANlA, 2500 tons register. Ca plain Braes
VIRGINIA $500 tons register. Binding
GEORGIA, 250o tons register. Bui ding
fFA The steamers of this line viii
~LaAEE Liverpool Direcrs
MlNNESOTA, on THURSDAY, April l6.
ALABAMA, on about Saturday May 3.
LOUISIANA on or about Saturday, May II,
MINNESOTA, ON or about Saturday, June ID.
ALABAMA, on or about Saturday June 2S.
Will receive and sign through bills OF lsdlng TO
Havre, Bremen, Hamburg, Antwerp, Rotterdam
and all Continental ports
Return tickets available for TWELVE MONTHS,
reduced rates and through tickets to all parts Of
the United Kingdom and Europe
stewardess and surgeon are attached TO each
steamer No charges tor medicine oE medical ats
tendance.
Money orders granted free Of CHARGE
Prepaid emigration tickets issued here 70 p&rt6a
desirous of sending for their friends.
These vessels cross the bar at all ti1nes Sitbops
detention.
For freight OF passage. having unsurpassed ecS
consipodahons. apply to
No. z9 Carondelet street. New OrleanA
ROSS SKOLFIkLD & co.
No. 9 Chapel street, Liverpool
LBVIS T. MERROW l. CO.
~+i' ~ 10. 65 Great CLYDE street. Glasgow
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-12
OUTSIDE THE B.
EXPORTS,

NEW YORK-Steamsbip New Orleans-i6 bales
COtt0n 81 bales moss 352 bales hides 264 bdls hides
II 29 dry hides 1000 empty barrels SIT92 in specie
400 bxs cheese IL bags wool AGA bbs iour III hhls
molasses 81 les soap stock 702 SKIS oilCake a. Lh6s
old iron so tons iron 46 pkgs mdse
MISUNDERSTANDING CoIdoya 3p.5 bales Of
cot ton l6nO staYts
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-12
MEMORANDA

ByS cable seceivsd by Silas Weeks ~e !earn
that the steamship Eemphis. Captain Mellon,
from Liverpool, via Corrunas arrived at Havana en-
the min th and sailed for this port on the tenth
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-12
Succession of Antoine CheyiliOn-No,
360l0

CECOSD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
- Orleans.-Eotice Ia hereby given to the cred.
tors of this estate and to all other persons herein
interested to show cause within ten days from the
present notification, if any they have or can ybv
the account presented by Widow Chevllon tes-
tsmentsry executrx in this estate should nn+ he
h0molOgated and approved, and the funds dis
tributed IN accordance therewlt
B, order Of the Court
ap9 70 u PRANK PACE JR Cla-h
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-12

INTEREST ON DEPOSITS.
CITIZENS BANK OF LOUISIANA.
This bank will issue TIME CERTIFICATES OF de-
posit. bearing interest at the rate of FOUR PER
CENT per annuH for SIX months or longer and
THREE PBR CENT per anpum for sherter period
not less than Ywo months. fe22 3m
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-12
THE NAILS.
Arrivals rad Departures.

Mobile and Lake Ceast..... : A P. Ii.
Mobile, Washington Baltimore,
Philadelphia, New York city,
Boston, Maryland Pennsyl-
vania, New York, New Jersey
Delaware Eastern States
Canada East and Provinces
Northern Mississippi, Ala
bama, Georgia. North and
South Carolina and Florida. go PM =. f
New York City. Boston Phila
delphia, Baltimore, Circin-
matt, Plttsburg, Buffalo, 81
Louis Chicago Jackson. Can
Western and New England
States and Territories 49,. A. NJ P. n.
New Orleans and Humboldt
postal ear. Southern Missis
sippi shreveport, Monroe
Northern Louisiana, BasterlI
Texas, Arkansas, Tennessee
Virginia Pennsyl vania North
ern and Western States andI
Galveston al. and western Texas ' 80
Daily Except Monday A. NJ
ArrVe-Daily Except WedL es-
iIorgan's ionsians and Texasl
Railroad-SuQDlying parishesl
iberia, afayette tatourchef
st. Landry. ST. Martin st.
Mary, Terrebonns, ssrInilioni
and Cameron. : A. ~ s:3QP.N
Red Rver-Supplyng Alexan
dria, Eatchitoches and Red
River parishes, and counties
OF Angelina, Sabine. San Au
gustin and Shelby, Texas. y. VI. A. 81.
Covington, Vaudeville and
Madisonville-
Monday and Thursday An
Saturday ....e...... y. NJ
Monday, Tuesday and Friday 'l2 u.
Vlcksburs Packet Coast to
NiCksburg-
Tuesday, Thursday and satur
GdE-.... ..."s. s....o...o.... 4 y.
Monday. Wednesday and Fri
Bayou sara Packet. Coast to
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-12
GREAT JACKSON ROUTE.

GREAT JACKSON ROUTE.
A1ahs Aepart and arrive as follows lfrou, depoS
foot OF Calliope stTeet)
6KPAhT. sRR1vu
Express ....7,40B A. NJ. IEYpress..., t,3O A NJ
Mail. 600 +. u Mail t1t3u p N
Accommoda- lAcccommda.
ton. .4,OO P NJ tion.....,. g,5OA.h.
This line is many miles the shortest, and many
and the only line running fuilman's Palace SleeIe
ing Cars TO Louisville. Hun boldt and Memphis
"ithont change Only one change to principal
clues North and East. Tickets for sale and all IN.
lormatlGn gwen corner Camp and Commo on streets
under City Hotel, New Orleans
iaI2fy r. d FROST G.naESaI I'm S.,o.a,
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-12
RELOW COMING rF.

Ship Antarctic, McStoker. from Liverpool. February
u, to mas ter
Bark Union, Sonia II days from Havana. in ballast
to AyendanO Bros
Schooner Excelsior, McCaDD, II days from Calves
ton to Stern L Bro
Schooner Martha, Newman. ? days from Grand ia.
illou, to John King
OUTSIDE THE BAR--BOUND IN.
Ship Arrsn, Lawson from Androssan
Shin Adnnna. from LiyerpoOl January IL
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-12
Monelary--Commereiai.
MONETARY.

MONETARY.
oFFICv OF THE DAILY RyPE BLICAN.l
FRIDAY EVENING, Apsi II, 1873.
To-day being State holiday Good Fri
day), the banks and public Offices were
closed, and We heard Of no transaction
worthy of note in the money market.
Nothing transpired to indicate anv charge
in street rates, and we continue to quote
first class paper, with or without coiiaterals;
90l0 v cent y annum, AL l2O-, second
class al i8, first class mortgage paper
90l0. and second class II.
nrw npIEAHs CLEARING HOUSE.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-12
Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE or THE REPUBLICAN, /
Saturday. April II, 1879.
CLEARED YESTERDAY

Steamship New Orleans GageF, for New York
British tteamship Cordova, Hughes, for Liverpool
Schooner Eastern Queen. sonue!e, foE Rua.s il.
land. in balask
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-12

.aa;nst 1915 on last Friday and 2543 last
Ear making an aggregate since Friday of
30 0go bales against 1879 last week and
IA 224 last year, and since August 81 of
| 056672 bales against 87S,6l0 last year.
Increase 8GG2.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-12
BREMEN,

North German Lloyd,
sTBAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW ORLEAhs
VIA HAVRE, SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVANA
1%cA The Steamships Of the NORTH
- German Lloyd will rs.o~. sn.,.
regular trips as follows:
From Bremen. Prom New Orleens.
FhANKFCRT. January %. March
HANOVER. =. Febriai y26. March SO.
STRASSBURG. March 26. April D.
FRANKFURT. april g. NAV H.
Further days of departure viii b. advertised here
after.
The steamers touch outward al Havre and Hsy.
ana, and on their home trip at Havana and South
am9ton 10 land and receive passengers and freight
PRICES OF PASSAGR
Prom Bremen. Southampton OF Ravre to Hayans
or New Orleans.
ptttfaBe.' OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 40 gold,
from Ne" Oreans or Havana to Southampton
Havre or Bremen.
SaoIn n."'..'''.-s.''.s.. .......... . $50 gold
SteeAASe...o IS gold.
from New Orleans to Havana
1hpln'. -..s.-..s.s.........U.S3 S35 gold.
=. nteerage. s..-...... Is gold.
Fassage tickets from Bremen, SOuthamptop or
HaTre TO New Orleans, issued by the undersigned
ZOE further particulars apply to
aus ly No ~ Dniop stres.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-12

Dividend Declared.
Payable on and after Monday, April a. 1879
Stockholders thrte and quarter per cent for
three months; depOsitorss three quarters OF one
per cent :or three months
SAMUEL II. KENNEDY. PresiderI
CH.KfRs L. C. DUPGY. Cashier.
nIh5U m IN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-08

TIE DlrFEEENcE.-The difference between
General HAarToSs testimony and that o
Generals SHERMAN and HOWARD as to the
burning Of Columbia is such as that II AMP
rn> $ must be believed in preference to theirs.
80 long rs HAMPTON and his soldiers were in
Columbia it was absolutely impossible that
he could know what they did. The same is
true as TO SHERMAN and Howard and their
soldiers. it is absolutely impossible that
either Of these latter generals can truth!ully
swear that they know that Columbia was
not fred by their troops. But the case was
changed the moment HAMPTON and his sol.
dicrS left the town. HAMPTON being behind
them. There was then no fire in Columbus,
and he can therefore truthtully testify that he
knows that his soldiers did not burn that
place. On the contrary, SHERMAN and How
ARD aud tte1r troops remained in the place
until after it was burned; and so it is impos.
sibc for either SHERMAN or HOWARD to swear
that their troops did not fire the town. Theii
testimony Is worthless, to say the east. TIC
say what ought to be said Of it, it is very lit
tie short Of pcrjurcd testimony.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-08

THE WEST VIRGINIA TROUBLES AT AZ
ESD.-1he people Of Virginia as well as
those of West Virginia will lie glad to learn
that Governor JACOB and his opponents have
determined to await for aud abide by the
opinion of their Court of Appeals. The
Wheeling Register says:
eve learn that with n view of testing the
Governors claim AS to the power OF appoint
ment two suits at law have been begun.
One is brought by the Governor against the
board of directors Of the penitentiary to
determine by what authority they act &; and
the other is brought by Captain Bridges
against Mr.. Shallcross TO determine by what
authority he continues to discharge the du-
ties of superintendent Of the pcnitcntiary.
1t has been agreed that no technical nor cap
tious reasons for delay shall be urged on
either side, and that al effort viii bc made
to secure the final determination 81 the qucs-
ton by the supreme Court of i npcc's mt its
session in this city next month. We pre-
sumo that this arrangement will lie regarded
rs sort Of truce, leading to Il Suspension of
hostiities. The Governor will probably
make no more appointments fer the present.
and no further effort will be made at this
time to dsspossess those nf hi, srpoin,aes
whe hold their POSITIONS"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-08

The SUCCESSOR CT Mr.. CHASE" The
King is dead. Long live the King" Mr..
CHASE has just died; yet his successor is a.
ready talked Of If General GRANT had not
a way of making unexpected appointments,
we should predict that Senator CoSKLISc, OF
New York, or Senator MoRToS, of Indiana,
would be the fortunate mau. CoSKL1Su Is
an able lawyer. He is well qualified for the
post 50 far as learning and natural abilities
are concerned; but is, we think. too bitter a
partisan aud somewhat too INSCRIPTIONS,
besides being dandy. MORTON is nan Of
great native powers, and not tirs-rate
lawyer. lie is as INSCRIPTIONS as MLruIs-
TopnILEs himself. 1t would be disgrace to
the country to put him 10 Mr.. CHAsE's place.
He is rs malignant as he is physically help
less. His legs refuse to bear him up, and he
therefore makes all his speeches whilst sit
ting. He is the worst public man in the
United States. Yet one Of these men may
he Mr.. CHAsE's successor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-08

The Richmond and Atlanta Airline.
The Atlanta Constitution INDUCES bright
hopes of the good effects upon the prosperity
Of lis city from the completion of the Rich
mond and Atlanta Airline. But It Urges
upon this city the importance f"a thorough
"and harmonious connection from Rich
"mond north" Of course that will be
necessary for the complete success OF the line,
and it will be forced by circumstances. Such
harmony, through the fertilization Of travel,
must follow the completion of the line to
Atlanta, as it Will be the most direct, and
con-, quently the shortest OF all routes from
New York to the Gulf.
The change of gauge from Greensboro to
Charlotte, n. G. will be necessary to har-
monize the line south of Richmond, and that
will he done. The public convenience will
ultimately override all the private interests
and hostile movements which may be ar
raycd against it. We here understand all
about the opposition to this change of gauge.
1t comes not from the people of North Caro-
Id,
this charge Of gauge which is raised in GER
tain quarters here in Virginia come from the
people of those quarters. For Instance, does
any man deem it possible that single citi-
zen of Richmond rot allied with these
whose interests lead them to oppose the bt It
interests of this city could oppose the change
of gauge between Greensboro and Char
lotte, by which the welfare of this city would
be materially benefited: And yet opposi-
ton to that Charge hus been manifested
here.
With regard to North Carolina, we have
the word of one of the most reliable papers
that the injunction recently gotten out
against the work of change of gauge came
FROM "outsiders hot from the people of
North Carolina. Anybody who knew any
thing of the history of North Carolina rail
reading, and especially the history Of that
nelalous discrimination on the North Caro-
lima railroad against the trade of this city
and the business of the DanylIe railroad.
could we'll know the truth of the statement.
This interior airline route tia Richmond
must succeed and flourish. 1t may be painful
to some who boast their devotion TO Virgil
nia, but they must endure their pain for the
public good. What consolation that will
be!
We repeat what we before said, that in n
short time the railroads Of this Union will
all be OF the same ea,se Congress in its
assumptions of power could hardly exercise
It's authority more wisely than 10 compel all
railroads to be of the same gauge. and also
to require the roads to interchange ears
wherever travel tl..i transportation could be
facilitated thereby. That would pat IN end
! TO one contemplate phase Of railroad wars,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-08
....fi,,5b,;s ,ffgbollalls ana the rlaee.

The State Central Committee OF the so p ;,
sentative partyshave agreed upon Richmond
astho place. and wednesday, 9th Of August
as the time, for holding the next sta'eSon-
ya,,tion. we have net deemed thesena :
tiers very important ones. We lave always
been willing that the Convention should be
held whenever and whcreyerthc committee
might consider 1t best for the intert st> OF inc
cause to hold it. Our exchanges generally,
whatever might be their preferences as to
place, have taken substantially the same po-
sition. We are glad that these questions are
decided, and trust that we shall hear no more
of cliqucs, rings, or undue influences in con-
nection with the Convention or the time or
the place of its meeting.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-08
THE ENTIRE POPULATION OF

THE ENTIRE POPULATION OF
the globe Is In greater or less degree infected with
the faint OF Scrofula. 1t appears in various FORMS
such us white swelliu-s, ulcers, erysipciS swcied
neck, inGoicnt iufainmations, ucrcIrial alec
lions, old sores, cruptions Of the skn snrr eyes.
&c. For these as well rs Gil other constitutional
diseases DR.. TUFTS SAkSAp3hlLLA AND
QUEENS DELIGHT has proven Itself II tEou-
sand Instances positive anidotc.
BILIOUS, REMlTTENT. AND INTERMIT-
TENT FEvE.S, which prevail IN the val
leys of rivers ani other miasnalic districts through
the summer and autumn, are invariably accompanied
by arrangements of The stomach aud liver, and
other abdominal vlscerl. There Is always weak
ness and irritable state 81 The stomach and torpor
of the towels DR.. TUFTS LIVER PILLS are
peculiarly adapted 10 such cases my3
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-08

We have before lis Il book printed by
RIIc'iE l. CooE, Of Richmond, in 1880, con-
tanning, among other things, the State Con-
s,it,ijpn. 1t is the only book, or pamphlet,
or document of any kind, in which we have
seen the following sentence printed correct
ly--that is, rs II is here:
''Indictments shall conclude, Against the
peace and dignity of the Commonwealth"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-08
81 PULASKI ALIM-W ATER.

As agents for TIE mrch-cslccmcd PULASKI
iLUH-NA AFTER, we respectfully call the attention
of the medical pr ,fc>sirn 10 the analysis of Pro-
fessor }. l.. Campbell, Washington College, showing
the presence Of
FEkRiC OXIDE, ALIMiNA. LINE,
MAtNEsIA, PorASSA. aud SODA,
combined with SULpil URIC and StLIClC ACIDS
aud CHLORINE. differing from neary all the so
called ALUM WATERS, In containing FtkRic
Instead of FERROUS sULPuaTE. \ conblna-
tion III >uLrHATko OF ALUMiNA and
PEROXIDE OF IRON as found in this water Is
rather unusual. Suh combination Is regarded
L. valuable for Chronic Dyscu,ery, DiarrhH'. &c.
&c. also as wash for Ulcers and Cutancous Erup-
lions.
Tie above wafer supplied to the trade or con-
Suncrs by tie case or bottle.
Send for rhamphlets.
J.N. WILLIS 6 Co. Pharmacists,
MP :9-in Franklin and Fourth streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-08
NJ TO OWNERS AND BUILDERS OF
MACHINERY

MACHINERY.
Not only money. but the wear and tear of Your
machinery saved by the use of VIRGINIA NATC-
RAJ PETROLEUM LUBRICATlNG OIL. 1t IS
free from all grit and gum. and undep The same cir
cunlstances the best sperm or lard oil. VIII not
heat wear, or cut the boxes or bearings. 4 good
iubricating OIL such rs the VIRGINIA NATURAL
PETROLEUM LUBHIrATlNG OIL. is a positive
economy, preventing heating, cumming. ana con-
sc,Iuent iarrlng and wearing Of the nlacllincry-a
saving of power and gain In speed. Purchasers viii
bear L.. mind that It is not alone sufficient TO pro-
cure n Natural Petroleum it m.td be IF The
proper specific grdrIy, Ike the TiRGlNlANArC-
Raj PETROLEUM LUBRlCAFlNG OIL. and
like It undergo the process ofpnrWcdtton tcithoW
chemicals. and be rendered entirely free fr"H grit
or gum.
Purchasers arc cautioned that TIC oil sold by us
differs from an othcr LnbricItiHy OILS sold II. THIS
,uarktt. We are the so. agents here Tor the ElH
GINA NATURAL PETROLEUM LR.R!CA-
TINT; nll..eycry barre. Of which sold by lis bearing
orr BRAND thus:
..vIRGlEIA NATURAL PETROLEUM LU-
BRICiTING OIL. PURCELL. Laid < CO,
AGENTS, RICHMOND, Va"
Orders addressed 10 will receive prompt attcn-
ton aud be shipped In good, tight packages
PURCELL, LADD & CO... Druggists.
my stiles Richmond. Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-08

Z The New York Tribune says Governor
ASDnEw's " forty thousand anxious and alm-
less women remain In Massachusetts, anu
that cit Is seriously stated y that 1862 women
Of Lowell have petitioucd the Legislature 10
make poIygnmy lawful.
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DEaTg5S.

Died. on Monday morning ut o'clock. the ISM OF
anril after short but painful Illness of one week.
Mr. RICH ARD III. MILBURS, In tile forty-elehlh
year of his age. ~.
He leaves wife and many friends to mourn his
sudden death
baltimore. Norfolk, and Paris, KY, papers please
copy.
Died. on Tuesday, May 9th, at quarter to r.
NJ. Mr. LEWIS WEBB, in the eighty-fourth year
Of his arc ,,,a,,
Ills funeral will take place from his llte residence
No 900. corner Ninth and Leigh streets. on THIS
Thursday AFTERNOON at 81 O'Clock. The friencs
and acuualnttnces are Invited 10 attend.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-08

III" ROSADALIS.-Certit from all
parts OF a. country daily received attcstng 10
the unparalleled popularity Of this great medicine Ia
the cure Vi ,liscas,s of the blood.
LIMA, ONO. February IS, 1859.
Gentlemen, For twenty years hive been afflicted
with III exceedingly annoying and inyeterate crur
ton, covering nearly my whole body. l had tried
many d!fcrcat mc,lclncS, but without receiving the
slightest benefit \ shoI, time since bought one
bottle Of R"-adas." and used it according TO d.
rIclQn,. and am happy 10 say il has cdtirely curcd
me. 1t !, M ;icmc Il great merit. Yours, truly
ap ?c-cndim BENJAMIN BtCIIrOL.