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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1873-08-02

ASTOUNDING DISCOVERY AT VIRGINIA.
From the Enterprise of the 26th ult. We
learn that an old, disused shaft has been
opened, and the remains of two human
beings found. The name of the burial
pit is the Brown shaft, situate about a
half mile west of the Piute House, Lower
Gold Hill. The evidences of the ground
and general appearance of the bodies
discovered have led to the belief that the
unfortunate men We're the victims of
murder. Some time ago. while Dan De
Quill was local on the Enterprise, curl
ons statement regarding an old, disused
shaft was published, in which it was
asserted that such "A charnel-pit as has
just been described was in existence, and,
at that time, it occurred to us that meas
ures ought to be taken to discover the
facts. The workmen engaged are conf
dent of unearthing more bodies.
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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1873-08-02

CASUALTIES ON RArLRoADs.-1 he fol-
lowing table of deaths resulting from
accidents ON American railroads during
the year ending May, 1873, being a mat
ter Of interest, We reproduce it. A great
portion of this large number of deaths
was caused by the new style now adopted
by fiendish highwaymen in placing OBJ
structions on the track, causing great
loss OF life and limb
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1873-08-02

SUDDEN RIoHEs.-At the commence
ment of oLr civil war, General o. o.
Howard was Il Captain and Professor of
Mathematics at West Point, ON salary
allowed an officer of that rank. As is
well known among officers and those
interested in the conduct of the military
and naval forces, the pay of a Captain of
Infantry would never make man rich /;
but our Christian General seems to have,
in the few years since the war, acquired
considerable taxable property. He has
one OF the Grantisms also, never allow
ing his poor relations and employees to
suffer. even though the dear country p"
has to pay for the same. The following
we copy from late Washington dispatch
Washington correspondent says that General
Howard has always claimed to be poor man,
but an examination Of the books In the Asses
sor's office there show that he has been paying
taxes on such amounts as would indicate the
possession OF vast amount Of property. The
accounts Of General Ballach his chief clerk,
show a like state of financial prosperity. Gen.
eral Howard has been for some days attending
the international Congress Of the Young Mems
Christian Association at Ponghkeepsie, where
he headed the Washington delegation.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1873-08-02

MURDER AT SALT LAKE.-The Salt Lake
Tribune of the 23rd nit. gives the par
ticulars of cold-blooded murder at that
city. H. NJ. Garvey, the proprietor of a
saloon was shot and killed by one Will
liam Sullivan, in his own place of busi-
ness. Sullivan is well-known among
old residents of White Pine, having
been cook in restaurant, and man
addicted to drinking.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1873-08-02

ANOTHER BLUNDERER.- men
were appointed to command ships who
had served an apprenticeship under able
seamen, and sense of responsibility
was considered leading feature OF a
competent commander but now the
main requisites seem to be Incompetence
and utter incapacity. Close on the heels
of the Atlantic disaster comes the news
of the loss of the steamship City of
Washington, which case only differs
from the former in the fact that ProVi-
dence directed her course to "a sand-bar
instead of rocks ON which the Atlantic
sunk. And the British authorities, after
mature deliberatIon, condemned the in
competent commander to be suspended
from duty for the period of one year
When owners of steamships can employ
such careless and worthless masters, and
risk the lives of hundreds and thousands
of human beings with impunity, then it
becomes unsafe for any one to venture
beyond their own shores.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1873-08-02

CASE OF NJ. C. CROSBY have re-
ceived a marked copy of the st. Louis
Democrat, from which we take the fol-
lowing extract. We are not acquainted
with the circumstances Of the case in
point, but should judge the accused to
have many friends among his old asso-
ciates
We regret 10 learn from one of our western
exchanges, that our former-fellow citizen, NJ. g,
Crosby, who some three years ago went to the
far West in pursuit of fortune, and settled ut
Camp Halleck, Nevada, in a recent difficulty into
which he was unfortunately drawn. killed one
of his adversaries, and is at present in close
quarters at Elko, Nevada. Poor Charley we
sympathize with him. He is a man of high
mettle, but more honorable, magnanimous
spirit than his never filled the breast of a hui
man being. In social relations he was as gentle
rs a child, and we know that nothing short of
inevitable circumstances could have driven him
10 resistance so violent. We can say that his
friends here, and their name is legion, will
watch the progress of his trial with the deepest
interest.
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JOB PRINTIN Gl

The News Job Office is now supplied with an
excellent stock OF type, borders, presses, paper,
cards, and other materials and facilities for
good job printing. Additional materials are
arriving, and we ask the attention of our
friends and the public to the fact that all job
printing can be handsomely and expeditiously
done at this Office.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1873-08-02

WEIGHT OF THE TRADE DoLLAR.-For
a number of years the variation in the
weight of the different kinds of silver
dollars has been detrimental to the United
States, our coin being of inferior weight
BY the annexed it will be seen that a
change has been made which brings our
coin nhnua my other standard
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1873-08-02

SAILED.-The Tigress, a vessel fitted
out to search for the missing Polaris,
sailed on tho 29th ult. for, the north in
search of the lost vessel. All sincerely
hope that her mission may prove sue
cessful, and she return after having sue
cessfully completed her voyage.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1873-08-02
NATIONAL PARK ON THE YELLOWSTONE.

The beauty and grandeur of that por-
ton of the route to be traversed by the
Northern Pacific Railroad, known as the
Yellowstone Valley, is attracting consid-
erable attention; and, if half that is
claimed for it be true, then Yosemite
must look out for her lanreIs. The fol-
lowing from Philadelphia paper is
interesting:
There are 1000 hot springs, large and small,
In this basin, and of this number probably 200
are Geysers. The whole basin is enveloped in
steam, and, seen at a distance, is like the ap-
proach to a cluster of manufactures. The GeY-
ser project water with terrific force, in fabulous
quantities, and in every conceivable form, to
nights varying from twenty to two hundred and
fifty feet These, seen In the rays of midday
SUM- or in the beams of full moon, are inex-
pressibly grand. Unlike any other scenery in
the world, they amaze the beholder by their
magniteence and novelty. Ten
miles farther down the river are the two great
cataracts, and the Grand Canyon OF the Yellow
stone, perhaps the two most stnpendons ele-
ments Of the scenery In the Park. The upper
fall Is ll5 feet in hight the lower, which
plnnges directly into the canyon is $50 feet and
the canyon itself, varying from one thousand to
three thousand feet in depth, is forty miles in
length, and for the whole distance presents to
the eye the most wonderful chasm in the world.
Jets of hot vapor issue from its sides, and color
them with the most brilliant dyes of nature.
From its profound depths stars are visible in
the day time.
Nothing has been. nothing can be said. to
magnify the wonders of this national pleasuring
ground. 1t is all, and more than all, that 1t
has been represented. In the catalogue of
earthly wonders 1t is the greatest, and must ever
remain SO. IL confers distinctive character ON
our country greater than that of Niagara. Yo-
semitic or Mammoth Cave, though each of these
is, in itself, without parallel. But here, the
grandest, most wonderful and most unique sle-
ments of nature are combined, seemingly to
produce, upon the most stupendous scale, an
exhibition unlike any other upon the globe. 1t
should be sustained. Our Government, having
adopted It, should foster it, and render it Access
sible TO the people Of all lands, who, in future
time, will come in crowds to visit it.
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Aimee in Opera Rouffe,

lie Petit Faust" one OF the most charm.
| ing travesties ever written. with delicious
music cropping out at every drift of the
theme. was exqui=itely rendered by the
Aimee troupe Jas: evening at the Varieties
| Theatre.
E.. easSon:. we wish, .rs: here 70 make a
note of the rae. that. with This troupe. the
| leading actors of which are every one ar.
| lists in the fullest acceptation Of the term.
| il makes not seemingly the sEghtes. diff
| terence. 'udging :ror the standpoint: a: a
| look IRON. whether .he auditorium be
crowded or sparsely filed. in either event
the spectator feels perfectly assured that
'he piece moulded 70. the occasion IS being
thoroughly rendered. Tbi. is grea, deal
| more than can De said for any other drama
tic or lyric COMPANY th&t comes into our
mind eve as We write. and doubtless a
grea. many of or: readers vii. lee! after
this paragraph has met their eyes, like
".apping their hands and crying bravo"
even 50 much louder than before whenever
they shall sit again &C !istec 70 ia belle
Aimee" and hex conscientious ana :ncou-
parable troupe
We were lead into :his tran 0: .iorgit
because Of the delightfully."- acSisti, render
ing Las. evening of ''.-e Petit Faust" 20 ar
audience which, IN po.ut o: numbers. was
BIZ tar the weakest o: the pre9en. operate
season. From first 10 last :: vas rendered
even more perfectly than il has before been
giver n New Orleans. Aimee. bone,l: and
Juteau winning eX.ravagan: compliments.
while those inim!table low comedians, Lee
c,pe. ..rd Ma!cas. % .s!ial. lifted the
Louse :nto = state y. Indefinitely prolonged
nirth.
::erye'. music L lie Petite taus. grows
upon the listeDe: at each representation.
and what at first does nc: catch the ear or
impress the hear: il time leads captive the
one and lovingly touches The othe. as only
the hes. nUsi. Of the hes: composer
cor ever 40. There ace strains in
the opera that bud OUT :lnor0usly. and
others again that blossom into perfect
bouquets o: ravishirg soCnc-sorne evan
eeeent and delicate as the Odo. of fraii
w!ld-towers. and others interpeneuating
ones. bejn. WIKI !, passionate and lasting
perfume.
This evening Nile. Roland ani N. J:teau
take oint benefit. when viii BE- z ve,. one
OF rtfen bach best, 't'rphee aux Enters,"
with the gensdarme due. from Geneyieve
de Brabant, IT. which ;.ecuyer and Marcas
appear 20 sucl splendid advantage. This
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CANCELLATION OF BOND.

STATR OF LOUISIANA
Executive Department. }
Wv Orleans February :. 1873. )
WHEREAS. APPLICATION HAS BEEN MADE
W for the cancellation of the bond of jules
Masicpl Grimm Il! Sheriff in and for TIE parish
~ orleans. 10 wit: a bond dated November p,
1870 il the sum Of F5o,G12 signed by Jules A.
Mascot as prime pal and John NJ Hoye. Francois
Lacroix and Victor Pessou as suTeties: the said
bond being conditioned Tor the faithful perform.
ance by the said Jules j. Mascot OF HI, duties
Criminal Sheriff aforesaid.
No'ic" IS hereby given to all persons interested
IA said bond, 10 tie their objections TO the can
Secretary OF State, within I..n"ty days after the
.ast publIcat on hereof.
Given uud"E my ,'anf and seal OF the State this
seventh day - Febr'la rl eighteen hundred and
sevtntv-thre-, ard O.. the independence OF the
United States Il. Il Il, ty-sev nth.
HJLIIaN J! KELLOGG.
BY 'hr Governor.
y. WIZ.
Assistant 81. rt'arN Cf@.a.a fa3 20
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
CANCELLATION OF BOND.
STATE OF LOUISIANA. }

STATE OF LOUISIANA
Executive Department :
New Orleans. January q, 1879. )
WHERE'S, APPLICATION HAS BERN MADE
70 NE to- 'hc cancellation OF The off ca bonds OF
Hubert BOnLann, as Administrator r Of Assessments
CT the CITY CT NV Orleans 10 Wit: one bond dated
ADrl l. 1870 II the sam of 81 coo, signed by H.
BonzanO dc principal, and John Armstrong and
CHRISTIAN Schneider rs Surttits tho said bend
beng conditioned for the faithful performance by
the sad II. 30 @aIo 81 ms duties as Administra.
tor oi Assessments aforesaid; and
Whereas application has been made 10 me for
the cancellation o: tn" official bonds of Hubert
BOuZano, as Admin strator OF Assessments Of the
city OF New Orleans, TO VIZ: A bond dated Febru.
airy %, 1871, III IT.. sum OF $l5 .00O. signed by r.
BonZano principal, and Christian Schneider and
CutLhrrt Il. SlUcuut. sureties, the laid bond be
ing likewise conditioned for the faithful perform
snce by said Il. B0nzIn0 OF his duties as Admins
traitor Of Assessments aforesaid Notice is hereby
given to all persons interested in said bonds
tle .ht.: objections 70 the cancellation til. reJf
in writing n the office of the Secret ary Of State
within 1InetE days a.ter The last publication
hereof
Given uuGe: nv 'anG and the seal OF the state
this twenty -sev,lt. day o. January. A D. 1873 and
o. the indeprEGerg" o! The INIT. States the nine.
'y-eeventh.
WILLIAM ?. KELL 0GG.
Ev ,he cover
WEiJiAx WEfE..
Assistant Secretary o. State. jap .tot
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IANNELI.ATION OF BOND.
ST.rs oF IC-:.'A>.,
Executive Department.
New orleans, February II 1913. )

Sr,ry cP IC-:..AN.
Executive Department
New orleans. February H. 1913 )
NEERFA>. APPLICATION HIS BEEN MADE TO
w for 'ht cancellation of the official bond
of Louis 7. rtiassize as Administrator of Water
works aud blie Buildings III and for the city OF
New Orleans, TO wiz: A bond dated the second
April, 1870. il the sum of Il 900. signed by
Louis T. Deiassizr as principal, and Blanc T. Jou-
bert and Sidney The sllretles. the said bond
beng conditioned for the faithful performance by
The said Louis T. u. assae o. his duties as Admin.
!stratOr aforesaid.
Notice. IS hereby gver to al persons in terested
the said bOnt 70 file their chico .Oas TO the can
collation. thereof, II writing ia he otiic. of ne
Secretary o: Sta-e within ninety davs after tie
last publication hereof.
Given rnder NY hand aud the Seal OF the state
= eleventh day at February. eighteen. hundred
and .'vrutv-thi.. and ~ The inG.depd.rc. .: n.
t"i'-.: S'at"e tn. ninety seventh.
= .!L.aM y. -.LO.C.
" :. p Governor.
3a.L,N .'rrN.. ASS - IN: Sc ,... nv ~. state
80 ~
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NOTICE TO tONTRACT0R-.


v 'T't OlYER, y. INCL HATI }
y ~ AFRO! ton. January 81, 1873. (
N-O.ItE : HEREB, ~ EN- THAT IN ACCORD
= 9ucc ~i.h al ordinance adopted by the Maycr
and OGu' . ot III CIV 81 aTrolltOn. February s.
49, Vii dild!rRte - the lowest bidder al: er
thirty DAYS notice, on SATURDAY March Il 1873.
at y n, It: thr Come. Han, the contrac. Tor
paving the following streets to nj:
jefferson -f.,i.'. hOrh -.Ge. 1Tui2 Lev - Fifth
street: a!nbroGr-, both ,Gr- from Lew. to Firth
street except sEch rs Ia. been done as PER exist
ing ordinan'"; Madison, both 5deH from SccO4 20
Fifth street, 80 sid frOrg second :. Lrv-e
street. hEGl.. boz. -'hc.. rom second to With
street; Shor. . III. sid.s from Levee 70 Fourth
street. Washington. bo.r .ite-. .rOn, L.yte 10
Fourth stree. "a"ep' s~"h IL h.- bee. IA ad- Per
"F:stIn" ordnance AGam-, no.. ald :. rom -.
hs"e- 20 Fourth street. q utJH. both sides from
i.Fse 70 .hrd free. c-pt .uch De-u l;..!s
per !s.irg ORD ..aI"..
Tn 20 ." C'a" II ;.co.r!4Hc" w''' specifications.
tieG ." III" 'hlr' v-trs- day OF January. 1873 with
'i- secretary md Controller of said city, at the
aforesaid hai aud 'n.. the contra tor snail com
meme -,i.l SOY. Fl ttr'u days after adiGdicaton
an! 10 T.. roT.o-.e! p-. contract with the
Mayor and va. Il. ~ work b. paid for as per
amended ..'a!. o. 4 .. lily. Tho adjudication to
b. subject .. .g... ~ r. ~it on - .hr Mayor
and '".';. :. ~. bi.,,'. MAJOR.
tal 'a
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OFFICIAL NOTICES,
NA"u...tTy OF NEW OYiEa 4-gs.g
City Hall, March >, IgS.. Z

Es""..stTY OF NEW OYrga1Fyzg
City Hall, March D. 49,. E
No. Administration Series
An ordinance relative to the monthaF ~
ports of the Administrators of KiaaIssa
and Public Accounts.
BE 1t ordained. That the reports ygs ss.
III conformity with the charter J,bs
Administrators of Finance and Pubic, Ra,
counts are required to render to the R2f,yrsa
monthly, may be made by said Administers
tors Jointly.
Adopted by the Council of the ,7.5, ~,
New Orleans, March 4, 1878.
LOUIS \. Witt. Mayer
4 true copy:
DAN'ei. SCULLY. Secretary
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SUCCESSION NOTICES.

~Er""--fOu Of Ph!!ir Nr,zlcr-So.3SSf :5,.
GtCoND D!>TRI|. 'rt-Rr FOR TIE PARISH
i' :. ~ Ter y. ;r, med .re .nrr-. f.. '.,t.
~. .'HI" nl'tT.t'" Oh III ta" I. III =
:rtziFI Sc eas"d, "'.5;.i". No: -, i, ',eI"'.
-,'"n - ! whom Z NAV 'ar.r.-: =. :. aI.~,-
"s'h,n Ten day. ,,hv the pr:.,au d. The - pit.
'!"n"- sh"ul'. not =. granted.
Ey Or.'"T of the u.
III. = l. in'Ei. iAIt .tR e,...
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MAyuRAITT oF NEw Cl4 sssSs 4

'ITN Id NIdltH , -. ;
No. Observation-Disclosures Ser;eaF
WnEEEAs. The proper legal time ssaSIss.
expired. and no legal objection havia 2 ESstss
made. anu the Petition having been gszZa
!ished in the official journal for ana daYrans.
the time prescribed by Law. therefOzs le II
ReS0if"d. That the Administrator Ss Ezs
provements be and he js hereby authoErzass
/" advertise for proposals to eOasSzsaS
wherever unmadel brick banquettes, sszsE
wooden CURLING, on st. Andrew street, Arsxn
Brainard to Howard street, according tn.
plan and specifications on file in TIM. a'GssE,
OF the City Survevor
Adopted by the Council Of ths r>5fs set
New Orleans. March 4, 1873
LOUIS Z. WILT. Msyo
4 true copy:
DANIEI SlTLrN. Secretary.
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~ Ini;.'N 0r IEGti'it :. !.i'il :" ..'.
~ - an4 ur"i flDg prF!t o. ~! nu,f.aU.-
- at'' e 'o".t' -" with M New 'rl.au~ 10
,slh1. ana N"w nfi".tns bee, = ordered IL i
a. .';" lis whom = uia' .I..rTD S'lG.. 80.
W''.t,. '"iI'V 'aj- IRON ~. r:s; publication u
il-', ct''I : ny rN :N'. -; tlT assessment
roll " to- PROPERTY tfIlr re t'.ll. - NE
~ br5i!.t a. The Ill 81 Srs Orleans COMPRISED
ma :. ,'l'r.''- .tf''.'-. -. Ii -
80 - =. -. 9: me '!.'T Nj s-pp'. ~ Il I,o
~ ,rte"s.r.i0 On 'tN Ltia l|t. ,r-'.r.: tU.nc. J!
!.f''g '""i. ne -. ~ y - 'ir point Of
sec; 'I, WI, Fls!t! meas canal 'u.1"r TuNulu.
D. i!.i. ~ sad !I',. 49, nee II f~' I'
no ''l5'~. % -. . ... .p-'i
thence .n.' MIN" f'c'.- F'Gria sg..iI :r.- .,.
'i"'' ~ = .. '.r' =" : -. ''n's, fr an,
meet, through, curved In. - : -. additions
s.: j ..."T t'-. am P.CVl, ..s.,I..7- .r.:,
81 tom HE " s5..-ia;,i 49,. .. .-fn f. or
= tT'tSr'g's AVID tG,u"t atga. Ia... ~. s...,g.
= h. I.y" OF Big ming should 80. - ..'nl
..1 homo '-!t =, "a' Judgment at liz 'nart -.
l..' ''r. = j. fH''".r ~" .n:ln prayed 20 - .:s
S''i :; A. Il. ~ -. ..
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CANCELLATION OF BOND.

STATE or Tor -ss-ss Z
kyecutive Dtpa rtmt4a. =
Sev Orleans, Febyuary T. sgST y
VEHhEFAH APPLICATION HAS BEAN sIAHS
W 10 ie 10Y tie cancellation of the ofhosaE EsGs
of Alexander +. Barber as harbO!mastHT IN cared
10Y the peI.sh Of Orleans, to wit: bond csFa1
August =. 1873 in the sum of twenty Eve As1pfsrs6
dollars signed by Alexander +. Barber az prlDrzar
ana r. L. BOrie and Carter B. Lowe as su-1si5apa
the said bond being conditioned for the f1.4k&.E
Pefiol nlau,c by the said Alexander L. EaaI gSg a.
his duties az harbOrmHstpr aforesaid
Notice = hereby given TO all persons inEeIEzssa
in the sand bond TO HE their objections 20 ths csr
collation. thereof III writing in the Ofhre Al taIss
Secretary Ui State, within ninety dave a9tsr ssst
last publication hereof.
Given under my hand and the seal OF tas STssss
tins fourteenth day OF February eighteen AazgsgrHs
and seventy hr,c, and of the ndepeud ats 81 EI1L-
United States the ninety seventh
WILLIAM r. KELbD5s.
By the Governor.
NIL.Av WEFKS,
Assistant SrTVptlTy al STATE T.
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Wy HdII, MarCb 5 a..
-. .OI. - administration Seria.r

Wy nan, March :, NJ. !
No. ol,.-Administration Series
Rc.gIted, That the Administrator M e.,
provements he and he is hereby aptb.ys-.-,
to advertise for sealed proposals tee rs~,
construction of q she'll road from TC},re,,,I
toulas to Claiborne street and on the sgsIs1
side o! Claiborne street from SoaiAg 10
Marengo streets. according to plans s.1af
specifications on ile in the office of tls, esss~
Surveyor.
Adopted by the Coapcli OF the city If c,,,as
Orleans. March I, 1870
LOUIS \. WILTZ. Mn ts,,
A true copy:
DAME. y TII.Y. Secretary
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AUCTION SALES THIS Day.

~ JOHN MCCORMICK. constable Second Justice
Court. st II o'clsck at Merchants anG Auc-
iionsers' Exchange, lot Of ground and buildings
Ur Calhoun street, Bur heyule-Josepn Carte.
". William Wilson.
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S'EC"NG DISTRICT COURT pcg II: PARISH
~ u! orirals-H hrr'H- Widow 'uits =. N.l.i-
ard has '-'itiru"d III. COR. 10. .r;t.rs 81 La-j2.
late Jules 2 y ireland d, c..-p,l so-5rrl.h,.. ,~
gwen !" ~ "t"m !: may .s.".r. . -l,.. '..u-.
within t. .iaF- Wy b ,!a... ~ -. ~:
!r'er should not Y. -.a-l,rt
~ order OF III. toG.,
nh !! - 'EaSE r;.r ~ g..
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NOTICE.

Orc. AI''t tn Con- TOE, FIF-u d r,sszPz-s
Agiers, March :. 3tT., !
DARTIES INTERESTED ARE RRQURSTEsi TJsI
cone forward at once and settle theiI hS
for the current YEAR Due notice will b. e. goss 81
m" readiness to receive the state taNe5 1xE 81
year iS.l. liMES KOPrEL, Collector
Corner OF De.aIonde and Bartholomew rE,asss
Algirrs. E03E Ear
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-07

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