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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-02
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-02

Richard H.. in the play rt that name. lie
heartened by MS calamities res ponH- To al!
the encouraging words of his lords and fol.
lowers with a bitter satire Oh til. wret. he'd.
ness Of royalty:
For God. So k. i"t US 81. uo"u TIE ground.
And tell sad stories of the dealt! of kings:
How some have been depns'd; some siam "a way.
Som" haunted by the sho.ts they hav. {, po- Il;
SoHe poisond by their wives some sleeping i. x:
All murther'd tor within the hollow crow.
That rounds The inorta! temples Of a kin.
Keeps Ceatn his court.
The unhappy monarch was destined 70
FURNISH N his OWE tragic fare one more lie
lustratiOn OF his hOmily. His word. come
wildly to mind in review; = the cur!nrs
catalogue which q European stat!-tic!aa
lately furnished OF TIE number OF .,y+ys
cigns who have perishei by violent Deaths
" been d!scrownet hr disaster. til. :Ist,
which must pe:torcc be incomplete. emo
braces "JfD emperOrs or kings. VIII, have
ruled over ~ nations. o! these 80 We're
1ethr"ned: III were assasSnat.d: l:} lied IN
captivity: I0S were formally condemned
and executed: 100 were killed il bane
tie: siXty-toa- abG,catei: eixty-:ro were
poisoned: twenty t.e did .he sieatiI 0S
martyrs: twenty committed suicide, and
eileen died insane. E.or these lists do not
probably include al t'.. unnatural death3
and dethr.nrments that have occurred
among the 30 ruler. thus :ahulated. Tor l.
was often deemed polite to conceal the cir.
cImstances OF q monarch death, and ii!so
tory mentions many such instances liz
which the caus' OF death !, doubtful: so
that. for example. the eleven :n-aue and
the twenty suicides and III. sIxry-.wo poi.
e";'e" "oU1t!ess d" no: comprise tho
whole number OF dea,h, which ut,,h; 20 ba
included under those descriptions.
Nevertheles.. taking these figures as thcv
are. they furnish a striking common: on
hing richards melancholy word: wLicl.
ny tt" way, Richards own condueror and
successor almost parai!eled IN lis iamenta.
tons over III" anxieties and perils that en-.
compass the lin2lv state. We mav add
mat the Death OF Napoleon III. at Chise!.
hurst has now. by one more name, j1craas.t
TIE number OF sovere1gns diving N exile,
while giving the whole subject =. fresh in.
tc.est.- L'ppiacotfS Naqa-ia,.
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Case OF RrsuscitatiOn.

This is i speca! - the St. Louis ReDu5.
!con:
New YORK. February 2i.-In this city.
where official post mortemS are occasion.
ally made by the coroner ninety minutes
after death young coiored woman has
just had 4 remarkable escape from horri-
bic fate. Carry Johnson, a servant at No
50 Morton street. subject TO epilepsy. was
supposed Ia have beer found dead last
Friday morning. Tn. dead wagon OF
Bellvue hospital arrival at :. =. NJ. when
on proceeding to the room! the attendants
found tie girls head ieaniu: over the
side. 1t Was concluded that she had been
moved by somebody III the house. While
placing her IL the coffin the driver OF the
ambulance discovered warmth in the BODY,
but he said nothing unit. he arrived at the
hospita. where efforts We're mad. to yt-
.usei;ate her. The physicians decided that
HE was not quite extinct. and active labor.
ins To-: twenty four hours succeeded II re.
STORM: her co.nple'y. 50 that She was en-.
abied - take a street car and ride To the
house VI a friend up town. In the mean.
time the coroner proceeded 20 tie n.orgle
70 hold al. inquest. aE; o: coU!se to.uG lis
suu.ec: missing.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-02

Unexpected - this public. and his re,a
::ycS. too. Tor tina. mater. the post mo.: en-
examination of the remains o. Ex-Governor
Geary disciOseS the fay: tina, the suddc,.
death q the late State executive was not
caused by heart disease. nor tile attectat;ou
of anr other vita! organ. Nervous pros
tration. say tho physicians. suddenly
snapped asaadey the thread Of ..te.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-02

..Erac3iT,.
..W!hen ,,nd where doe, t1e cam,a;gr
onor7'.
p..Tor,o ro,,,f +,.,irr+"
al rirb+"
.Dnn,t tai,,.
NO. no, Al, rioI.,".
..Sn lang
80 ionS5
II will he seen hv the above conversation
| +bat Smith ar1 Vrnna 1,-ora ar, tho has- aDd
um"y nnntidantia tarn,s VI '-0
1rcordingIv a. an carly horr rho. aven.
inc Jonas lid IN his friend Sn,ith IT his
eIegant rooms in the Fashionable boarding.
| house of Mrs c. ON $ street.
He found that worthy eninvino the Ink.
ury of cigar, with his feet resting on the
marbia natal of Mrs C'a most SasiraH Ala
an ana. I'm nj o. "a -'''' ' : '-l''' '- Wv
"H.lJo Smith"
| "HelIn,.
How are Won to.nich-,"
EASY. Take a seat"
Fine rooms YOU have. Smith,
"Fair. Have a cigar.
"rhank YOU
Jones lighted his cigar. seated himself
opposite Smith. elevated his feet to a height
CORRESPONDING to his friends. and smoked
a few moments in silence. ' '--O-'01
"Wellr' said Jones.
well y. responded Smith. knockin, .ha
asheS from MS cigar.
now STANDS .he FeeA to-ulShs!
LookS vel
onO" me 1acts anu nSuEeS
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ga - nc or ~ ~ b
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ing himself he Looked At smith as thongh
Is 4. '.o ~ a. 9
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-02
The FATE of Iliups

Richard H., in the play rf that name. lie
heartened by his calamities responds 10 al!
the encouraging words of his lords and fol.
lowers with a bitter satire on til. wret. leie
ness Of ROYALTY:
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TOR PARTIES,

ORNAMENTS WILL BE FURNISHED
TO RESPONSIBLE PEOPLE.
FARO CHECKS For sale one set Of
Faro Cheeks of Mason x Cos make, com
plete, with splitters, markers and ma
hogany tray. 2S-dl9tf
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TO ~UEEC2TUNA11
NEW REMEDIES. NEW REMEDlEI
DR.. Z DISPENSARy,

q o. 62} KEARNEY STREET, (
- corner Commercial, san 81
Francisco. priNat" entrance on (J
Commercial street. Established =
in iSji, for the treatment OF SeXu- 49,
al ana Seminal Disease, such as 0gA,,
hca, elect, structure, Syphliis III ah1
forms, seminal Weakness, lmposSl
etc, etc. Skin diseases OF years Ndn&1
and liberated Legs, etc., sucee~'1
treated.
IR. GlEHON has the pleasure OIL
nouncing that he has returned Hrm
itingthe principal Hospitals oil L@"1
and has resumed prar'lce. !,
The Doctor has spared nellhtl iim'
money in seeking ont new relit!m i.'
has returned with increased Earln."'
the alienation of human sullti'n7'
Seminal Weakness.
Seminal emission is the cohseq~1
Of Sclt-abusc. This solitary NNe, 40
PRAYED sexual Indulgence, Is pIdo,n,
the youth OF both sexes 10 an AIM,
limited extent, producing WIN nM,l
certainty the following tram Oh h%l
symptoms, unless combated D! Sn m
medical measures, VIZ Sallo" 'u ~r
ancc, dark spots under the eyes i%
the mead, ringing in II eais, y rJ
the ruStling OF leaves or rattilhs ~r]
VOS, uneaSincsS about the Ions. Nt.a
ofthe limbs, confused vision. oiumtr
teilect, loss of confidence, dliiGel,, ~ n
preaching strangers, a uisilne N N
new acquaintance, a dlspositon and
society, loss of m mory, plhhpis Iad
ciOuS eruptions about Inc ,aI br,1
ilushes, turrcd tongue, leliu 4
coughs, consumption, night sNU N
nomania. and frequently insaIn; nplyi
lief be not obtained, you Shohiu Irtfu
mcdiately. either in person or
and have a cure effected by ne TFsi
scientific mode of treating TINS t l
which never fails of etiectlhs ae""
radical cure
Cured at Home. rrg1
Persons at q distance MI! o,arI Ol
Al HOME, by addressing Ans ll4
GIBBON, stating case, ,;nned, \
of time the disease has conra rded. 4
have medicine promptly lof. :" spyd
from damage and curloSH!, Main III
of the country. witt tull anu n coD
lions for use, by incloslng Sly pnstotel
registered letter through thei
through Wells, Fargo 'o.;,, ha fOT4
\ package of medicine "n.he TpNrI
e. 10y Express toany parl Oh NV I'll p1
rsonS Wrltingtotne Doct. ,bey sci
state the name OF the paper w.
advertisement in. ..,Iv eDlaI
All communications slri'""
tial. c,BpON.
Address. DIX. j. caliiOlD1
Box 1857, San Francisco '"
fe6-ly
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ADMINISTRATOR NOli.,
Estate of Jasper j. Con, ~ ~

NOTICE Is HEREBY Glnsirata
the undersigned, Adn,hs crd1]
the above named estate, tJIaims AL
OF, and all persons having sane, \
said deceased, to eNhlolt INV WiibI1
the necessary vouchers; alton 81
months from the first puoi'. al The y
notice, to the undersigned = ,het09
ing House of Paxton 4 Co. safe d|
Eureka, County of Lander
ysds.. NJrLLEk.
Adminls'11
Eureka. February IS. A. d. i'"
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Notice Of Assessment

ACkSON MINING COMPANY-IO.
- cation of works, Eureka, Eureka
County, Nevada.
Notice is hereby given, that nj a meet.
ing OF the Board OF Directors of said com.
nlnN, held on the twcnty-fourth day of
ni"Icn, 1915, an assessment 60. 81 of
Zen Cents per share was levied unon
me capita stock of the corporation. n nv.
anle immediately, in United States yoiI
anu SILVER CON, To the Secretary, al the
oilce OF The company, No. ~ Califor-
ma street, San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment
shtli remain unpaid on the 18th day of
April 1873, will be delinquent. and nd.
VertiSed for sale at public auction. ANA
uliirSS payment shall be maize betorD
M VII be sold or the 10th day of Nav
1910, to pay the delinquent assessment
together with costs OF adyrrtisin% and
expenses of sale. "nu
Ey order OF the Directors j..
ii. e. kIBIE, Secretary.
.Ott -il9 California street San Er
cisco, California. mbtaitddh
IN
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xssal.
sHEaiSF'S SALE.
TAT OF NEvADA,l
~~- ErDEE 4

COUNTY OF EUREKA.
SIiERIFF'S OFFICE,
EUREKA. New, March 26. ls.3l
,NHIS Is TO CERTIFY THAT UNDER
and by virtue OF an execution dul
issued out of the District Court of the
sixth judicial District, in and for the
County of Lander, n state OF Nevada
upon n Judgment rendered and docketeu
in said Court, on the Thirteenth day, OF
February, a. n. 1873, i'll faNor OF Jonh
\. Paxton as plaintiff, and against the
Home Ticket Silver Mining Company as
defendant, :or the sum Of Nine Hundreu
audEirhte, nd 6l-lO0 Dollars gold coin,
damages " tn interest in like COLO com
mt the rate If tn per cent. pei annum,
till paid. together with Two Hundred ana
lhirty-tirc and 3o-lV Dollars, costs anu
disbursements and accruing costs 10 the
sheriff OF Eureka County, directed ana
to me delivered, l, John ID. sullivan,
sheriff Of Eureka County. did in the
ann required by law, seize n levy
upon as the property OF the defendants
named in a writ, the following de-
Scribcd Personal Property, situated IN
County OF Eureka, and state of Nevada
to wit
That certain parcel of silver and lea
bearing ore on the dumps ut said Home
Ticket Ledge being three hundred tons
more or less said property having been
attached on the 2Sth day OF January,
A.. u. 1873, by virtue of a writ of attach
ment issued out of the above named
court mt the instance of said plaintiff.
And | will sell said ere, as aforesaid, at
the Court House of Eureka County, in the
Town of Eureka, in said County, on the
Seventh Day of April, A. d.. 1873.
The sale of sad ore will include all the
right, title and interest of said deiend-
ants in and to the same when said JudS-
ment became a lien thereon, to wit the
Thirteenth Day of February, A. D., 1873,
and alSoaIl their right, title and interest
to tho same acquired since then.
Terms of sale, cash.
JOHN u. SULLIVAN,
m2S Sheriff of Eureka County.
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STATE OF ~ !

SECRETART'S OFFICE IS
d.. Minor, SECRETARY OF stat, ut the
Ht3te OF Nevada, do hereby certify tbtt
ne i"r"lolng is lull and correct COPY OF
me "fi-inil, thtitI An Act to provide
tui'uS l"r me payment OF the current eN.
p'l'S,S OF Eur"ka County,"
Aiarch !, 1873, now on He in my Office.
H.. - IN witness whereof, hive
h~rrcunto set my hand and affixed thn
'rrtt SraI OF state. bone ut olicc i'm
larson 'ItN, Nevada, this 18th day of
March, 1873. "
j.. MINOR,
Secretary OF state.
H. Ey CHAs. MARTIN, deputy.
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Ieaal.

missioners of said Eureka County, af-
ter the organization OF said County,
until otherwise provided by law.
Seq. s. All suits now pending IN
the District Court of the sixth JUDI
cial District. which in any way apper-
tain to property, real. PERSONAL or
mixed. belonging To- or Icing III the
County of Eureka. after its organlAa-
ton. and all actions for the recovery
of any debt. claim or demand
whatsoever. between citizens OF
Eureka County, shall, ar men
undetermined.) at least ten days
before the first day oil 'he
first term of the District Court
of the Sixth Judicial District, be by
the County Clerk of Lander CouhtE
transferred. duly and LEGALLY certified,
to the County Clerk of Eureka Coun-
tv. and all suits so transferred Shaii
I've hv the County Clerk of said Eure-
ka Comfy fled i'm his office, and en-
| tered in the cal ndar of the aforesaid
first term Of said District Court A: pro
vided. where both the plaintiff and
defendant to any suit shall file Il writ
| ten statcuent with the County Clerk
of Lander County, requesting that
the suit to which they are parties
NAV be determined i'll said sixth
Judicial District, then. and not ether
wise said. suit or suits shall not he
| transferred as herein provided.
Sec. 9. The County Recorder OF
Lander County is hereby authorized
and empowered, and it shall he his
| duty. to transcrihe into suitable books
all the records in his custody per
tanning or relating to, or affecting the
title To any property situated in said
County OF Eureka, and to make a
suitable index thereto. SdlutranScrlpt
and index shall be made as soon as
| practicable after the passage OF this
Net. ana when completed shall he
delivered to the County Recorder OF
said Eureka County. and shall there
after be kept in his office, and shall
| be for every purpose Ofthc same force
and effect as other County Rec0ruS.
The Recorder of Lander County shall
he entitled To receive as compensation
for the services hereby imposed. one
half of the fees now allowed by law,
for recording and indcXinr written
instruments in his office. His claims
for sid COMPENSATION shall he al
lowed 10y the County Commissioners
of Eureka County. ON the completion
and delivery OF said transcript and
index. and he paid as other claims
against said County.
Sec. 10. The provisions of this Act
shall take effect and be in full force,
from and after the twentieth t2Othl
day of March, \. y. 1873. at which
time said County shall he duly or
gained.
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IADVIGTI~Er,.NT.I
Let to E-ovi1o Funds
Cor The Payment of:&.o cGrya2t
LEpensoG C Eureka County.

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n~ilsinntr. ri i'Sr.I.. rn,I, ,-a' Ia
are hereby u+EnI1.,4t AND ,.I,'' ~, r,,, ~,
isSu. tbe hnnds Of iii Erunt,. in nry
sim nnf To n%c".G ~ rt , i""E ;, I'll.
lnrS ho,Is ,,,'I A. - ,".l" ; 'l
Sh,I, La az Ilgs ,,'ou -"
.i."i' ~ "a i,SH 'i'"uu' MIN t"o nun
an,ouHt ~, nr" hn,'no ,lI, S'o"otl
Sajd hnnG" sEaII I no int,r"st -, ~,
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STATE OF NEVADA. &C
NECpETApytS OFFICE -

STATE OF NEVADA.
S~ECRETAEY'S OFFICE '"
j. ID. Minor. SrcFt tarN of state OF the
state of Nevada, do hereby certify that
the for going is Il true, full and correct
copy of the original, entitled An Act to
create the County OF Eureka, and pro-
vide tor its OrganizatiOn," approved,
March l. l6.3, now on file in my office.
In witness whereof, ! have hereunto SIT
my hand and affixed the Great
Il. S. sal of state. one IT cfiice in
Carson City, Nevada, this Eta
day of Marca \. u. IS.
j. D. MINOR,
: er.tAFy OF state.
Ry CHAs. MARTIN, Deputy.
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Minlng Aotilss.
NOTICE OF AssEssNgn
T EMON. MILL AND N,>r.

CITY and county OF san Frann uSls
of California. sca, I'd,
Location of Works: Eursho
District, Lander County. ma la,
yada. ""'e o. n
Notice.-Therc are delinoro,,.
following described stock. on upcp
assessment levied on the ~
{ 2th) day of February, 1873. tbo lesa
amounts set opposite the namo. YEA
respective shareholders, as follow, da.
No -
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PCSTrC.VEfMEMT.

San II ANCIsCo. CAL, April :, NA
RI "a shove sale is hereby pos;Pn'
10 WEBN E>I -, April I'D, lSS' al
ssme Il. and place as above stated
APPS /. I. MILIIKiN, SecrataT
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EIB PRINTfNG ur,ha udbce v
- neatly executed 81 "'
EIy SENTINEL
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T j IIlIIlUTI, ITNSItt NUI ISSUtu . .
And in accordance with law, and
order of the Eoard of Directors, made
the 18th day OF February, 1873, 50 ma
shares of each parcel OF such stock
may he necessary. will be sold at ft
auction, at tn SaleSroom of Na
Maurice bore X Co, No. 81 Montgn
street, san Francisco, California,
TUESDAY, The EIGHTH PAY
APRIL, 1873, at the hour Of t.
o'cloc!i VI. Of such day, to Taydl
Quort sScSSmc01 thereon, to@tlL'Tv
costs o advertising aUo 'NpcnSeSG q
/. Z. MI iiKFN, secrrta7
Office No. Gus E.erChaLt street, !
Francisco, California. nh
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-03-13
farmers Club.
EAMPBELLsTowN, o., Mar.

l. K AMPBELLsTowNs o., Mar. z, 1873.
correspondence o. the Weekly Democrat.
! The farmers of Jackson township met
according to previous notice, and or
gantzed temporarily by electing William
Berry Chairman and John G. Oxer
Secretary. Several impfomptu speeches
were made by r. Bell b. Il, Campbell
and others. Lewis F. Shute making a
very spirited speech of some thirty min
utes length, strongly advocating the Co
operations of farmers in all branches of
trade and industrya After the several
discussions, Robert. Bell moved aperma-
nent organization be effected upon
which a paper was resyntedSfor sigma.
tttres and received FznAanes9f nearly
all the persons present.j The members
then proceeded to effect a permanent or
ganization, by electing the following
officers for the term of onesyear:i'F
William Berry, President; Robert
Bell, Vice President; John G.sOxer,
Corresponding Secretary; B. F. Camp
bell, Recording Secretary and William
Bu1la, Treasurer. 1fFet Tdt Z
There being no other business before
the house, the meeting adjourned until
Saturday evening the 18th inst. ~
raf. JOHN 6. OXER, Cor. See'y.v
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-03-13

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In Memory Of Isaac G.. RallSnack.
We have inst returned from the ftluer-
of nj our beloved brother and~feHow eff
zen. ISAAC G.. RA1LsBAcK. He died on
the 18th inst, after a long and painful
illness. of more than ayears (which he
endured wifi great patieneeaandqresig-
nafion fJsaoc7 D. R,iIshatls was bro,1o6t
70 this comfy by his parents. John and
Hannah Raiisback. from BauSffC6unty
Kentucky. when lie was babesinal8O6
or 3 ITheyz topped and entered the
o,arter section of and wfferetReffs faith
ar and mother Hive,I tiT. their death,
fbey with their own hands lprineiDallvo
made that beautifuf fardff frrheE were,
Door when they came there, but by indus
ty tfiey became in eoflsid-
erable wealth. We have heard it said
that when they landed on Paint they
erected a camp went into il, and split a
lin Jog. dug a rough for a cradle TO rock
Js,,ae in {: then NIT nm a IoSsdabin8oliye
in9-aud. then to. Nyorlc Ito. clear.
ground to raise corn onAlnd although
they becaifie rich, they never became
so worldly minded as to keepthem from
attending to all. their religious dufIeS.@.
Mrs. Raiisback was disabled Several
wears before her death by a p~aralytic
stroke and was unable o walk, but she
could not be. eontented to do nothing,
and she had a chair made. and set on
little wheels, on this. she would travel
over the housezrand lid considerable
little. work inthe line of cooking etc.
But finally she passed off from all her
appIicatlons here, to an inheritance that
49,
Her husband didano8 continue long af-
ter her but left gte3meetrher where3sor-
row and deatI never come and left the
nrinfi,,al n,,,t of their estate To their on