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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-06-19

THE Chicago Fost asks this con-.
nndrum: Suppose there nre elk
hundred street cars in the city OF
Chicago, and each strect.car makes
eight trips y day, and three ladies
are compelled 10 stand up each
triI, how many brutes are there
in Chicago.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-06-19

] THERE has been much anxiety
the present week among tho few
who have known the facts cunccrr.
ing the alarming illness of Vice
President Wilson. His attack was
followed by partial deafness, and
partial blindness, and the general
character of his symptoms was
such as to threaten a loss Of HE
power and activity, ii not OF bis
liife. -
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-06-19

AN Illinois rcwsrap,r styles
sensational clcrgyncn PERFORMERS
ON the mural ;rupeze.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-06-19
From Yoxlsr,s Nsnistes Times.

= The telegraphiis completed be-
tween. this place and Frankforf.
1t will be ready for business ip
about a week, The enterprising
citizens OF Frankfort gave $500 aid
for the construction of the li"e.
. IrOn Oro Of the boy variety ,i,as
been discovered n few miles mp
the river from this city, and a
company lIas been organized to
commence mining operations.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-06-19

PRor. Watson IL Tie Olserva-
tory has discovered in the Constel.
la;ion Ophi"chus a planet hitherto
unknown. Ito right ascension is
II hours, II minutes, and its
declinaiioD is 81 degrees 81
minutes south. II shines like a
star If the eleventh magnitude,
aud is moving north and west.--
Detroit Tribune.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-06-19

FLUID GXTR ACT 81 Gu q.
Is the only Known Remedy for Brights, Dis
ease, and has eursd every case Of Diabetes in
which Il has been given, Irritation 81 the Neck,
of the Bladder and Inflammation Of the kidneys.
liberation OF the kidneys and Bladder, Reten-
Sion 81 t Urn I:s.;ss q fs pa
and Mucnus or Milky Discharges, and for Kn-
feeblcd and Delicate Consultations OF both sexes,
attended with the following symptoms Lces
Of Power, Loss OF Memory, Dinicuity OF Breath
ing, Weak Nerves, wskeiulnsss. Pain In tie
Face, Pallid countsnsnes, lassitsds Of he
Used by persons in the decline or chang. Of
life, after confinement or labor peins, bsdlwst-
IN many directions peculiar to ladies'. tho f.
tract Bnchu Is unequaIcd by any other remedy
As lin Chlorosis or Retention, Irteguarity. Pain
fulncss or Suppression Of Customary Evacuattons
liberated or Schinus state OF the Uterus, Leu
corrhaa or Whites, sterility, and for all com
extensively by the most eminent rhysicians and
Midwives for enfCebled and delicate ccnstia.
lions OF both sexes and al ages.
KEARNEY'S EXTRACT BuCHU. ~ p,
Cxr~ Disease .Arising FROM .hrpsvdsnees,
Ho5is Of Dssstp6tion, etc, In all their stages, at
little expense, little OF no change In diet, n"t
convenience, and no exposure. Jt saures frs-
Suent desire, and gives strength to urinss:,
Curing Structures OF the Ureths, Anaying Pain
and Inflammation, 90 frequent In this class ofdis-
eases, and expelling all Poisonous matter.
XEARNEYS EXTRACT DucKu.
e1o0per bottle OF SIX bottles for . 90, dslvsred
20 any address, secure from obssJvstion. SoA
By dfuggists syssywhefe. frepsfcd By
KEARNEY 4 CO., .fo4 Dnans b. y. y.
g whom all letters for isformss'oa shesiA b
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-06-19

-tr- '.a JUNE BU0.
Post-ofice address, Box I7sss462Sl0,
Chase, Lake Co., Mich, where the Circuit
Court of Lake county is held. -.
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Grand Rap ids and indiana,
. AND ~ 1870, -
Gshusud i Pst Wayl. Kali lad.

CoSpENsxp risE cARD, - AYRiL laTn, 1873
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-07
HONEST ACQUISITION or VALUABLE TER.
RIT0RY.

We referred to the opposition o: the
vate enterprise tor tie purpose OF shown:
how Ear the spir!: Of party antagonism
may lead the hes: o. Us from the TINE ill.,
te.ests Q: ourselves and the country, and
even FROM the principles which may be
professed. ". chronicle with pleasure
III. declaration OF the Bee that none mo.e
than Itself is disposed 20 fave. the .e5..
;ima:c expansion o! the republic and 70
contribute to tia: which can assure It's
grandeur" i, adds as an evidence Of sin
cerity its s"ppor; of the ;erri.oria. acq!:-
sition by which Mr. Seward excluded Rus
sian expansion on this continent: also Lis
proposal to acquire III" island OF s..
Thomas. W.accori I" the Bee entire sim
,.r!ty. /: represents \ city pslishing within
the grasp Of powerful. competitors 70: it,
na:ura! trade. and which can only revive
and geGenera:c itself !y commercial! e1rau-
sion INTO those regions wL.c!. lie beyond L..
Nay. TIE B.. represents those intelligent
and energetic merchants who speak IL.
language. profess the religion and con-.
p..heEI the aninlUs II all IL. Latin race
beyond Is. Those merchants ara pc!ma.
r,en: residents: they fear 10. Ii. diseases.
| nor does tie heat OF the climate snervate
them. !: is to them We look :, :Juit.c:
.-a,y, s,.,1., -.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-07
AFATEL DEFECT.

tIr. Bragdols evidence has given the
Democracy d new delight. supported. as
il is. by the willing testimony of General
Sheridan. And yet nothing in what these
gentlemen swear to has any bearing upon
the case. any more than the admission of
Captain Lynch had that he used the best
evidence he could find to make up his re.
por; upon. The validity of the returning
board, Gid 30: depend upon whether Jack
Wharton and Governor Warmoth elected
MesScr. Hatch and.DaPonte. but whether
Jack Wharton had any authority TO elect
anybody. Il is not necessary TO deny
what Mr. DracGon says. because 1t is i'm.
material.
The beard met. consisting Of Narlnoth,
Lynch. Heron and Pinchback. The lat
ter withdrew as being an interested party,
leaving Warmcth. Lynch and Heron.
The latter being in the majority. and
Wharton never having been admitted to
any rights rs q member. how did Hatch
and Daponte secure their election with
only Warmoti. as their friend? Here is
where Mr. Bragdon makes his mistake in
surprising that the action Of Warmoth and
Wharton took effect. when. owing 20 legal
impedin. n's. j: could not. The Supreme
Court has settled this matter, not only by
affirming til. legality of the Lynch, Hawk.
ms and Heron board. but by deciding
that Heron never was removed. If
Heron nevo: vas Displaced, then Whar-
ton never had any power to act. conse.
quentiy all the proceedings taken by the
Wa,moth and Wharton concern amounted
10 nothing a. all.
J! the Democrats Will correct their cal
cuiations in this raspec. they will diseove.
that they have been making dance when
they should be lamenting y disaster. As
usual, they have added the wrong figures
together. and made themselves out CAPT
talists. when liz reality they are nothing
bat bankrupts. And they have made this
mistake with the same egregiouS weakness
that prevails IN mos, OF their calculations,
by refusing TO look q. everything that dis
pleased them. Some litigants will do
this. and they give their lega, advisers q
vast deal Q: trouble. Ask any lawyer j!
this is not 30.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-07

If the colored people are unanimous IN H.
structing their representatives, II Will nave
powerful effect in impressing upon the
government the importance OF holding
Spain 20 conformity with the calls OF
humanity and the example OF France. Eng
land and the United States, each OF
which has abolished African slavery with
in lis dominiOns. Iir. burch should ap-
pea! to Senator Sumner and all other
original Abolitionists. It does no. look
We'll 20 have manifested such yea! N Ilb-
Grating the slaves o: their teliow-citlZen6
amid such bloodshed and alienation. to
look with such apathy upon the even more
bitter bondage Of Cuba. Like Mllbor-
force. these philanthropists should labor
for the Liberation o.. Gods image. though
carved IN ebony" wherever Il may hold
up It's manacled hands to Heaven. What
does Achilles in his tent. when hlS CONF
yades at the siege Of slavery are dragged
| at the chariot O. the common zoe: why
tarry the ciiario: wheels OF Gerrltt Smith,
and OF Frederick, the brother Of John
| Brown. who "as last summer wroth with
! Mr.. Grant because he had not duly recoS-
nized 1.-THE old Abolitionis:s III the lorna
ton OF his Cabinet: Who're is lie nc"
! that Mr.. Grant is withdrawing the power
| FIJI intervention OF an absolute neutrality,
and leaving GJba 20 rise erect III al the
| majesty of moral manhood? One blast
upon the jugle-horn OF such tested var
riors were worth . thousand men.
Let Mr.. Burch strengthen his hand, and
slack not of his driving. He car rally the
political strength of four millions OF free
men. with their Representatives and Sena-
tors. Let Mr.. Sumner come out OF his
tent. and bring the solid men Of Boston.
who may have to refund this very money
awarded at Geneva. These Influences.
combined with the natural sympathy of
all men for the white and black men who
may be butchered to make Spanish hOli-
day. render the recognition by cur gov
eminent Of a state of war which has been
acknowledged by the be,ligerents them
selves, q most Just and probable eveas.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-07
TEE CUBAN COMPLICATION.

! ':ne calm determination CT TIE United
! States 20 bring It. liabilities OK account
| OF Cub;. to close has Lad rs cHeci On
the government Of Spain. y bill has been
! reportc! ia :hc Co..e.. providing fer tAe
liberation ii the slaves IL Porto Rico.
This is .lb to Tie whale: j: is par: Of
a danCcvou: cargo thrown overheard to
tighten the !aboring vessel. This. how
| ever. iGre' !" .Og.ice. L does no: touch
! other points Of objection urged by the
United States. She can not stand bal!
for Cabs. because some un!acky alabama
! might escape from our coasts and liber-
ate both white and black in Cuba. Then
! there would be all sorS OF teclamations.
The government Of the United States
would no: like to refund any part Of that
which Sd. has recently recovered on the
! same plea. The civil war III Cuba has
! endured for four years, and every day that
, proIongs is duration adds 20 our danger
! as frs. !ndOrsec against tillibusterism.
This is the gis: OF American Determination
to withdraw from purely voluntary obii-
! ton. Our government will leave Spain 20
, establish her authority over hex sefrac-
. tory citizens. !: VIII no: allow any expe.
dit.on. % be :itte! on: il our ports against
either party 20 this var, bu: viii extend
, to The h.llSercats equally .ne rights
which the laws .: nations award them.
The maintenance Of slavery in Cub: IS
no: ii course cause o: sympathy on our
part. bu: il does no. enter into the main
cC 2s:io:. al. y: We can not express SUI.
prise :.la: the co.o:aG People il the United
States. recently alsoived from slavery.
s,.orli entertain . lively anxiety tia. the
same rights should be extended TO :h.ir
te,!ow-c,.atuIes il much ''worse than
Egyptian bondage" l: is very natural
:h.y >Louid desire 20 quarantine. !umigate
AID entirely ea;irYa:e the seeds ii 4 dis.
ease which! they deem 30 residential and
.a'.,i 80 :.e:r r;g...s. ii Ii" white peo.,',. OF
the United States look with jealousy upon
The :ea.va! G: dosyo:ism upon the cont
neat. %.... what exquisite dread must the
.o!oy.. men !e4arC, IT,. maintenance of g
slavery from which they have escaped:
:.v..? r.u:en. insuranr" Office requires .
:opor; q. lie buildings in tie yicinase 0:
:: ao':sc "a. rlyiE: FOX Insurance. /: there
d. stables with hay. or paint shops.
=. mica. "or&s. Or sto..s 81 ..amuni3. or
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-07
srCxErs FIFTY CENTS

sr-;.'irr sh. holder 90 ONE adu9iss's 30 'te sssO
and a chance ia She Grand Lottery
PaT.ias DIesen.ius rh.iv tickets 10 ere $50 '"P
admission th. Pax shoN!d IL sastsr'o q! % SO
they numEerei coupons Gac$ is"r no ''s.''o
Keeper as they GAIA only GasID GT.Se :feaP "9
w.. M,ecto~. Of the Association 9.asi.e elep.ss
a series sears ed to every nlea's IL Lies
pnver 10 Keep alive and fOstes f. Assoc i;.t COL so
identihe. With tho progress and '".@I'n'n' %
IN. resources of our state. and tisa ~ ;h.' % vss
at present involved SO aS extent ahat si'is gors
it, ve,y existence, have adopted Sire WI?
plan While. "a them seem fh' Only !'r2't !.o %LS
certain way OSralsing funds necessary ~ .sr,"Iuo
at. this Institution and place y upon t"s!s t'6S
viii enable il 10 continue its soIs- o.: s'I oeseo
I'll. Nbje.tot the Ass-ciati0S Is 20 a''i.'' 40
;sw.d interest among all classes G' s'n9 el'hens q
ouE coming Fais and at ahe same til' ''' anTI.'S
large inducements stilnsate the sa.e''i - k'is
TO an extent THAT viii enable g I" SssISe oS
amount adequate TO Sts pressing wants.
The plan adopted by the AssOcIali'.! 20 20 e6'@
?09t 90 tickets. at ffts cents a Sskts. 'iS same
price usual for admission Z" the s.'S -
coupon attached bearing aaUsnbe': fIe sa.e' .tS
emitting the holder to one admission GOO . !elSs
The coupon ~ be retained by himself
on the last dav of the Fair numbcSs cory. OeGo
In: with ehr sumbeg OF tickets issue. % 90
placed in whss', and all of the pfi1.s " aI".eFe
supervision OF 1Ae So..owSIg ~s.. aD"sS gene
tlem.E:
l. y Marks ESQ President of the Iecl.s. OF :
Agricultural Faig Associations
%is-Wc. the undeIsigne have receive T0uS
Communication asking cur aid in sU'es n'sn4t'c
the drawing OF the Grand Lo;t.IE'h 80 SiaiS
GrouHds az your next Fair. ard !ulls 'sc"E' ing
! the Importance of tn" enterprise which s"Es IS:
sO"i.tiU& 'as iahC!s. 81 earnestly ?" s6faIsl i!S
bell, wing the plan .oU have adOp.e,I 10 hs 'h0go
oUghIy practical and well wo.ihV -" c"rais'.a2e
| and support OF the qVbic. che-gsSily e"n. ~.'S
! N"ut request.
Hopn. sour assoeason NAV fst! p 2! . on
| n. relief earnestly sought to.. I'n.. =. % .
RIVE. respect. very truly YOURS.
GENERAL. g. r GEisGi' sH.@o
HON. l.. &. WITT.
N.vog OF 'hs city u? Se'v d''.siGo
! Chae!es Ta-.s".. Esq, Patrick !Tvi' ESQ.
| James 7. Day Esq. g. A. Whi.H.S, sa.,.o
L. Il. Gardner. tsq.o 4. Il. "figgs. tsa..
! ". = Pike. tsG, J. II. OglesbS q"
! s. H. Kennedy. EsG.s Charles Pathssti. NsJ.o
: L. }. sail.ie.s Eco. Albert Baldwin. lss
Louis S"9lH..et -. Esq.
| For FuN particulars sOnreruin. 'h~ .sYsSs 90 G
| q: tickets .ad UtasS .lfO:mati"so al irs-s
LUTHER HOMES
| Se.Es'agv Mechanics aHd Agsic" MA fa4 Assoc
citation. SsSz -
GET TIE GENUINE issyIGAso
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-07
WRIT OF ELECTION.
RY TIE GOVERNOR.

STAT, .P HnrIsI.EI,
Executive apartment.
Seu Orleans. January -, bBI3.S
ws,x,.., The Senate OF the State of Louisiana
did, the twentieth day o: January 1855. "ny the
constitutional two-thirds vote OF its members.
declare vacant tile s.ats 81 L. i. Jenss. H. L..
Swords ard Robert Wcrr.l'. representing respe,.
ively the twelfth. eighth au. n.Xteeutl senaoI.i.!
districts: and
Whereas, Official Information Of snch T.C"Lc's
has reached me in accordance with Law;
Vow. therefore, |. William P. Kellogg, Governor
OF the State of Louisiana, do issue this my mt OF
election to the Assistant Supervisors of ReGistra'
ton and all S.heY officers charged with holding
elections in the parishes hereinafter named, order
ing them TO hold elections FOR Senators for their
respective distrrt is, IN accordance with act No. ~
approved November 90 1872, az follows:
One Senator from the district composed OK the
parishes OF East Felirana, West Fe!ciana and
Point Coupe.. sc t.. :Ae EueIpiGe1 term o: l.. ..
J.nks.
One Senator from ;he s'ist.i't composed % The
parishes of assumpton, Iatourchc and TcrrebSnn',
to ill the uneX pred term .: II. L. swords.
On. Senator from :Ls .istgic: composed q: :f-
parishes of Franklin snd Tenssso 10 a.! 'is uIeA-
PRED term OF Robert Worrel.
Said elections 10 be held. and notices thereof 10
be gwen within the limit of time required by law.
and the returns theTso: 20 be made in accordance
with the constitution and laws OF TIE State.
Given under my hand and tie seal of the State.
az New Orleans his twenty seventh daG Of tanl.
arv. 1873. and os the Independence "a ,he United
States the xinetv-scventi.
WILLIAM J.. KELLOGG.
G.osernoT.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-07

Bee is narrowed to the question whether
,,e aconisition Of FOREIGN territory or po-
li.ical franchises by private persons is
ille.i,imate: We have stated that our
government, is in nowise responsible
for wha; citizens of the United States
NAV do. provided they do not violate our
treaty relations with other powers We
can not perceive that the proposed pur-
,,lase is inconsisten. with our treaties with
the republic Of San Domingo. Whether
tia: government is legal ~ honest we
know not. It is . government &c .'cc'o.
and i, bound by its public acts. II our citi-
zens buy d bad bargain. If they get their
heads shot off, are gagroted or imprisoned
in attemDtia: 20 overthrow any govern
ment. they must remember the Americans
who suffered death with Nina II the Mex
lean war OF Independence. and those that
slew the black bears at Mier and i'erote'
Especially til. sallan: CHttenden VINO per
islel with Lopez. and 1.-THE Sray-eyed man
OF destiny" who YVES sho: 70 death in Elca-
:agua. They als 4 hardy set. accustomed
TO taking risks. and never whining after
their governmental they arcsc&lped by the
Comanchos or Sarroted by the i.Idai6os'
OF the purchase o! Samana iay ana the
Indian sovereignty we can see nothing
more than the same transactions ny VIII
LIAM Penn. who bought OF: the sover-
eighty OF the Sus!0eLanna. or OF captain
john Smith. who treated "1th AInG PoW'
la IAN or Opechancanoggh. "r whatever his
name was. Each o. these men represent
cd q corporation. organized. by the gov
ernmen. to which they owed allegiance.
They acquired the rlgh: O. property and
Of dominion with certain yards OF "am-
pun and strand. They !uled that ter.
ritory 70, nearly q century under corporate
authority. Ho1 IN the case OF the ac'i0lS!-
ton OF poli'lc and territorial rights oy
the British Eas: India Company was there
any direct cOntro! o! India by the British
government, until the expiration OF the
corporation. We believe the f'"nch held
its East India possessions in the same
manner. The entefprssinG men Of the
SANTANA purchase have gone out as those
vino We're slaughtered in the Alamo, when
there WAS Il cry from the Ballze to the Po-
tomac. yet the government: did not inter-
vene. These men may have their San Jac:n'
to. and Eaez. like SAINT: Anna,moy be sent
as specimen spectacle 70 the United
States. The republic may regret their
failure or applaud their success. :" it
,riG no; I,'e. re!!s. II. like Texas, San DO.
ming" shall Come :o:waIG redeemed
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-07

prevent them from setting up any claim
to profit by the errors committed by the
Republicans. and the prospect is that
while the congressional committee may
regret the irregularities that both parties
have disclosed upon each other. it will
decline to interfere where both sides are
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-07

THE LUXEyBERG HOsPITAL.

Enacted ~ =. IA. Legislature. y. e5.l,.sf-.
Ho4.' TAI icr smallpox and contagious Complaints.
Is ON The FoATCHARTRAiS RAILROAD,
1itth square rur.ite Claiborne street
INDECENT eases are received accordrrg "a .,,.,
city provisions. with permits from tb. ,aDItary
81 peg day; private ,ooHs 81. "i~S
$P9lS a. sss 4Gsg..s. nyz2l,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-07
NEW ORLEANS PURCHASING
BUREAU.
Canal street.

Canal street.
over Zmmsrman's jewelTy Store
To suffice a want widely felt by parties resde'l'
in the marshes of Louisiana and adjoining HtaIgs'
this BUREAU was organized one wear ago ne
demands made upon il by the lady OF fashion, me
dressmaIler the milliner the honseKetPe1 "AH0 '1'
dealer are rapidly on the increase 49,, ~
Not only ara its correspondents saved ALL - a
PEN<E OF TRAVEL hut they proht through l.s
connIete arraurepents with all tie large lmp0,t
ing and retail houses by which FRESH hn Sk!E me-
can always be filed by FRESH %GonS. 4he
Bureau possesses esgecla! facilities ioE the pHf-
chase OF
JBWELRY, MILLINERY. DkEN> "''''o
BRIDAL TROUSSEAU, SEWING MACHINES
BABY OUTFITS.
An, a., other articles common 20 fam " .iseo
Al. communications must be accompanied pE
full and plain address, giving name to"ll' P3iiSI y
and Stale in order avoid errors oF man. 81
more than a sutiil leDt amount III cash Is ftr'LNt"
with any order, the Une49end.d balahce WIZ os
returned.
'''''' go MRS. II. MOGRiDGE.
to- VIM T., FL STe
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-07

Mi.s Charlotte Thompson has closed her
engagement at !ittsbur,. The benefit ten
Gerci 70 her Friday night was asubs'aH
;i.l prccr 10 tina: lady Of III" esteem il.
which She is held 10y ii" Pit:s6ucG public.
The house was filled in every par.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-07
{ WRIT OF ERROR.

o :. =, =.
appears 'h"' MI Nennai' HAS Sue
cee'ea III oo'"iniig " WIZ o. ei'os 20 !ne
supreme 'o''f' u 'i-e 'Ai.e" ','''',s AZ AIS
case o' 'oh'ss' 'o' J'uicl"i once. Al
u''s io' l'Pe"' very e!e'ilS Wn"' "'i "'
'lle inlil'eoia'e 'ilect u Ills phase Va 'iie
f'''S'io'i' "i-V'-''' ,4l' VIA "a oi.0' 'io'
,e,' ~ " ;" S'''s', >, % 'l-,- ':':'
'n'i' AZ S."'' ''' "i-''1 = --Al'A .n
'e','e''' - VIC .'ai' i''li' No0',, 4n
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-07

Since the WORK uI wuue.washIu2 has com.
menccd in Lafayette square. ". have a sn:-
y,st!on 20 make 70 .hc chiefs of our NUM-
slpal governments: and that is. if the iingy
platform On which The fusion party played
II. las; farce can 70: he taken down. that Il
he white-wasAoi. Beyond This We have no
further suggestions 10 make about white.
Sash!n: al This ;.mc.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-07

The Galveston .Nc.rs says the late M'.
Charles +. Hoyes. who died in this city, a
victim Of garrotcrs. was well and !avoraoly
known in Texas. being al one time cashier
MIA national bank in that city.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-07

Tie sheriff OF the parish Of Orleans sells
at auction This day at 4. VI, a: his ware
house. so. n 81. Ann street. between Royal
and Bourbon streets. Second District.
hn1sci.nld furniture. movable effects. etc.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-07

We learn from the Franklin Banner that
planters complain that the late freezes
have injured their seed zane on the north
side Of the mats. bu, there vii! probably be
seed enough. to plan: the usua! amount OF
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-07

The Tensas Journal of Yesterday informs
It's that a rare sight for this latitude wa
observed on the Mississippi river. from
Thursday morning till Friday at ten o'clock.
Amos the entire surface Of the river was
covered with cakes OF floating ice. some of
:hem pretty large. This i. the third time
each q scene has been witnessed BY that
winter.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-07
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auditors ttio..
:.w Orleans, February :, 1873
" G,,r;' are" with section ;: OF &C: y" !! .:
.H.!, This ONE, 80 no" prepared 10 furnish bank
:'ens.s and :as collectors AZ" HEREBY notified 90
al. al once ~ ;hls oti.. and procure supply ..
such lc'ns-s ana proceed with Il" .o;!.cilo. o.:
te cam. - accordance W til s.. Z a":
CHARLES CLINTON. Auditor.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-07

A respectable lady, termed in the Ian
yruace OF the civil law widow in commu'
nity." insists upon having the :ecord
amended as language derogatory 10 her
character and prospects.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-07
PofnerOv.

The New York Huaid speaks Of the An
GUSTAV age of murder and recounts twenty
two murders OF women il tina: city in the
last three years.