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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-09-01
SEPTEMBER 10TH

We expect to have ready for delivery DIGEST
OF GRATTAN'S VIRGINIA REPORTS, edited
by w. L..Royal, of the Richmond Bar Price
IS. EARLY orders solicited.
All the NEW WORKS and a large stock of
standard LAW LEGAL BLANKS and STATION
EllY for sale
RANDOLPH a. ENGLISH,
g Sc l-2t @ 1918 Main street,
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WASHINGTON.

Serious Illness OF Beau Hickman.
WASHINGTON, August 3l.-Beau Hick-
man, noted character here, was stricken
with paralysis to-day, and conveyed to the
hospital,
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GEORG1A.

Death of am Aged Journalist.
SAVANNAH, August 3l.-Jacob N.
Cardoza, journalist Of Charleston and
this city since 1900, died here last night,
AGED 81
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INDIANA,


PAToKA, September l.. Bingham Bros.
distillery was burned here to-day. Loss
$50, 900, including $50 hogs, 1000 bushels
of corn, 40 barrels Of whisky.
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MADAME DE SrAEL defined happiness
to be "a state OF constant occupation
upon some desirable object, with contin-
ual sense of progress toward Its attain
ment,D IE L-A
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THE GOVERNOR. Governor Walker
is still pleasuring in the mountains. On
Thursday night last he appeared as a
Spanish grandee at the grand fancy ball at
the Sweet Chalybeate Springs. He dyed
his moustache and put on X. P. helmet.
He will go to the Healing, Hot and
other springs on the line Of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railroad before returning to
Richmond.
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EDUCATIONAL.
COLLEGE OF WILLIAM & MARY.
FOUNDED 1903.

The one hundred and eighiy-thrd session be-
gins second "WEDNESDAY Of October--coses
FOURTH Of July.
The college course includes all that is impor
tanb TO n college curriculum. The expenses OF
student need not exceed two hundred and
forty dollars the session.
For further information address the subscri-
ber at Williamsburg, Virginia.
..#+ " BENZ, s. EWELL
President OF the College OF
jy 2l-dsw&wSw William and Mary.
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HEAVY DOCKET. Tho police court
docket was very large to-day, but Justice
OrutchGeld, who presided during the tenn
porary absence Of Justice White, dealt
justice swiftly and sharply, the result of
which was the sending on Of five parties to
the grand jury Tor indictment. About
fifteen were fined So each number were
fined smaller amounts. About fifteen were
committed to Jail, and about $50 in fines
| were collected.
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MISSOURI.
Deati,s IN st. I.onis.

e.
ST.. LOUIS, August 3l.--Deaths for last
week 204; cholera, A cholera morbus,
l6; cholera inlantum, II.
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UNIVERSITY or VIRGINIA.

SCHOOLS OF SCIENCE AND PRACTICAL
LABORATORIES.
Afford special advantages for general scientific
education and for thorough, practical training
in the professions of Teacher of Science, Ciyil
Engineer, Mining Engineer, Architect, Chemist,
Metallurgist Farmer Druggist etc, and for en-
pioyment in public service Coast Survey etc,,.
Session opens October lst. For Catalogues send
to WM. WERTENBAkE ER, Secretary,
p. o. University of Virginia Va.
au 14--deodlm
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BAII.Y SALES at 10 A. M. and IN +. III.
vi Ci0thing, Fancy Goods, Hats, Gaps, Boots,
shoes, Crockery, Glassware, and all Kinds ot
Fur,ptare Honsefurnishing Goods, &C, SC.
COME ONE. COME ALL. AS WE ARE
DETERMINED TO PLEASE.
CENT?. .EMANIY Statesmen constantly
in attendance, to wait on parties who wish TO
r,rchase any of the above named goods at
private sale, at auction priees.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS offered to Conn
1,y Merchants. Consignments solicited. Out
door sales pDnetualiv attended TO: iy If
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CENTRAL LUNATIC AsYLUM-The
board of directors of this asylum meet in
this city tomorrow. Among the candi-
dates for superintendent are DIR. r. G.
Cabell, jr., now the assistant superintend.
ent in charge, DIR. Randolph Barksdale
and DIR. Richard A. Wise, of Williams
bllrp
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RICHMOND COLLEGE.
RICHMOND, VA.

RICHMOND, VA.
The next session begins October lst, aud
tinues nine iaoaths. The College comprises The
following independent sehools--to wit
I. LATIN.
IL. GREEK, t. @t
Ee Ill. MODERN LANGUAGES,
". ENGLISH,
V. MATHEMATICS,
VI. MECHANICS,
VII GIIEMlSTRY,
VIII. PHILOSOPHY.
In addition To the foregoing. a SCHOOL OF
LAW, under the charge OF Professors MAURY
and NgE.os, is connected with the College.
The expenses OF IL student, including board in
messing clubs tuition, and other fees, fuel, lights
and washing, need not exceed s2l0 for the en- tire
session. Board in private families can be had
at from Sll 10 al9 per month.
For catalogues, containing full information,
apply 10 ssTARKE & RYLASD, 9l6 Main street, or
address B. PURYEAR,
Chairman OF the Faculty. ,
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r-4 H 1902
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TtiE
of Virginia
In The matter of Lewis t. Booker bank
rupt--in bankruptcy.
At Richmond Va this l4th day of Jnly, 1873,
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
The undersigned, Thomas III. Booker, OF diou-
cester city, Virginia, hereby gives notice OF his
appointment as assignee OF the estate or l.. Il.
Booker. OF Gloucester county in said district
who was, on the 18th day of June, 1878, All.
Judged i, bankrupt on his own petition by the
district Court of said district.
Dated Richmond, July lith, 1879.
THOMAS IL. BOOKER,
jy l6--WSw Assignee.
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CENTAUR LININIENT.-
The great discovery of the
age. There is no pain which
the CRSTAuR I.iSIMRsT Will not
relieve, no swelling which il
will not subdne, and no lame
ness which IL win not cure.
nI.I. 10 Oh nnp Iannnapn hnt IL
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SPECIAL RATES made at counter, or h,
contract with regular patrons.
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PERSONAL Colonel Robert w.
Hughes addressed the people of Char
lottesville to-day on the issues involved in
the present campaign.
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BAPTIzED.--After the usual opening
services at the Second Baptist church
yesterday, young lady and a young gem
tleman were baptized by the pastor, Rev.
Dir. 0. @. Biting, IfsFf,
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"THE GREAT SOUTH. -Messrs.
Edward King and J. w. Champney,
special contributors to Scribner's Magazine,
lately arrived in the city from Greenbrier
White Sulphur Springs, and are taking
observations and notes with view to
making an article on Richmond in Mr..
Kings series entitled, "The Great South"
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TIME DEFINED. During the examina-
ton of coloied witness in case in the
police court this morning. in giving in his
evidence he said, in defining the question
of the time of an occurrence, that it hap
pened Immediately in about two hours"
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IMPORTANT, IF TRUE.--We hear that
John Ii. Gilmer will leave for Yorktown
tomorrow to meet and negotiate with
wealthy parties, who propose making a
company to purchase and improve lands
and lots in York county and town. We
may look out for extensive and rapid devel-
opments at Yorktown during this month.
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NEW YORK;,
EinRItctnI.

NEW YORK, September l.-Stocks
active and higher. Gold ll5s. Money
easy at 4a6. Exchange, long 1873 ; short
1881. Governments dull. State bonds
steady.
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CLEARED The brig Ii. Houston,
Captain Griffin, cleared to-day, laden with
tobacco for Fieume Austria.
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AN OCEAN BRIDE.-A lady passenger
by Ilibernia steamship, recently arrived at
Norfolk, was united to her fiance on the
arrival of the ship, the male party
being on the watch for his lady-love.' u
They came to Richmond to reside. May
they live long and be happy, for they
deser We to be so.
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~ PERSONS LEAVING THE CITY FOR
THE SUMMER MONTHS CAN HAVE THE
STATE JOURNAL MAILED TO THEM
FOR FIFTY GENTS PER MONTH. THE
JOURNAL REACHES THE GREENBRIER
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, AND POINTS
BEYOND, ON THE LINE OF THE CHES.
APEAKE & OHIO RAILROAD, TWELVE
HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MORN
mo PAPERS.
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RATES OF ADyEuTfsINg.

ONE DOLLAR per square Of eight lines
solid nonpareil
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TERMS /.

DAII.Y-S8 per year six months, 63 three
aonihs, $3.50; one month. 90 cents. m
SEMI f-WEEKLY-S $3.50 per year six
nonths 6i.25; three months, 75 cents.
WEEKLY Ri.HO per year; six months, 20
tenis.
WEEKLY and SEMI WEEKLY JOURNAL
iJuts n e,fffyleIu ly,D ruiss
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DEPARTURE OF SrEAMSnIPs.
:S;!.skth.
FOR NEW YORK.

THE OLD DOMINION STEAM >HIP COM
PANY'S elegant side-whee steamship OLD
DOMINION, Capt WALKER, will sail on TUES
DAY, September 2, at II Il. m.
Positively no freight received after 10 o.. m.
Through bills of ltdng signed and goVd- Ion
warded with dispatch To all poinis--noIth, south
east and west. Close connections made with Gu
nlrd line for foreign ports
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Steerage. ............ .............,... 90
Round Trip Tickets. ....................,... 20 10
For freight or passage, apply to
GEO. w. ALLEN & Co,
SO lit Company's Wharf. Rockets.
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The Marine Disaster by Tho great
SfOrm-InmeEse Loss of Life ana
Property.
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The estate journal" will be delivered the
same evening of publication In any part of
the city or Manchester by reliable carriers, If
name and address Is left at our Office, Dig l-2
Main street, and in Petersburg IL left with
our agent there; and can always be found on
sale in this city nj C. r. Johnston's, 9lS Main
street, Wyatt & Minors. sI7 Broad street;
News stand at Ford's hotel; Leon Schaaps
1902 Main street. and at our counter.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-08
JAPAN.
Civil War.

New YORK, August Japan CORE.
spondence states that serious outbreak
has taken place at FukukOa, IN the prov
ince of Tsikusin. On the twenty-frst of
June 10000 men arrived with bamboo
spears, assisted by former of Damaios re-
tainers. who attacked the government cas-
tie at Fukukoa. They readily effected an
destroyed all the official books and papers.
Six officers were killed, and four are said
to have died by their own hands.
Three officers only escaped and fled to
Laga. six miles from Nagasika.
The telegraph, completed from Nagasika
to Tsi Kusen, has been utterly destroyed.
The house, of al the inhabitants of Ho-
kata, who refused to join the insurgents,
were burned on the first of June. But little
blood had been shed SO far.
The rich merchants and native banks are
plundoed Of all the money that can be
found.
Some thirty thousand men are reported
at Awemeri Ken a1d another large body at
Matsamai.
The causes OF the risings is said to be the
heavy taxation. The rebels demand the
following concessions:
First-Return to the old Han. restoring
to DamaiOs their land and incomes.
Second-That the officers of the district
shall be appointed from among the inhab-
itants Of the district, and not from the dis
tant kens.
Third-That the incomes Of all property
of the Samouri shall be returned.
FOurth-That the taxes shall be reduced
by one half for the space of three years.
Fifth-That the government shall cease
cutting down the trees in the surrounding
districts.
Sixth-A return to the old Japan nese
calendar Some of the demands are in.
practicable. The rebellion is spread ng.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-08
MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK, August Got ION closed irregular
middling lU020ac. SOles to-day 200O bales; ne,
receipts SO baIes; gross 83 bales Sales of futures
u 500 bales. as follows: August 13 & 1l9 Is Ice
Flour-Southern in request, Whisky $3.50. Wheat
102c better; good export demand; large business
Corn q shade frmer fair demand.
Evenng.-MOnev closed at 36i. Sterling dull
at g. Gold ll5b 0ll5ts. Governments, little doing
and nominal. state bonds quiet.
Money closed very ca y at 3d4, with exceptiona
loans at "a " cent. Exchange closed dull and
steady at 8. Gold was almost repetition of yester.
day; dull at us p 0ll5h. The rates for carry ing
are Z. 2, and
fair request and firm; fair to GOOD refining 8G8h
MOlasses quiet and firm at 2103lc; Cuba Clayed
3DG6Oc; Porto Rico IS 135c.
Governments and State bonds unchanged.
ST. LOUIs. August 7.-Cotton quiet and unchanged.
Flour quiet and weak but unchanged. Wheat in
No. red winter ST 43, sample lots of choice to
fancy 81 5o0l 60. Corn steady, demand moderat, ;
No. mizei 38c Oats dull, prices dropping; No. 2
231a d29c. Whisky nominal and lower; offered at
Sic; no sales Pork firm; @l6 75Gl7. Dry salt
meats held firmeI; no sales. Bacon firm, but only
G3ic.
CINCINNATI, August 7.-CottOn market quiet; mid
ding ID lC. Flour quIst ard unchangt Il. Wheat
qu,-I; S 259l 30. Corn firm; 44di1. Oats qniet
firm; &l6 50 bid, held SIG 62ls 0I6 IS. Lard quiet,
summer Taac. Buk meats quiet and firm; shoulder !,
8Sc Clear rib sides SIC; clear sides 9As G9bc.
Bacon steady; sale, Of shoulders at $50 0d9c; clear
rib sides l0Ssc; clear sides lOlc. Whisky in good
demand; 90c.
Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL, August Z. Evening. - Cotton - the
sales day include $3.50 bales American.
LONDON, August :. Evening.-Turpen.irA o,e.ed
at SiS Gt. and closed at 3ls Cd 632s.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-08
Southern Table Traits.

| Let me invite you first, says a cUrrespOn
dent Of Hearth and Home, into the dining
| room. and we will: there see how Southern
| lady arranges her table. II she j. Eir
| ginian or OF Virginian parentage, she will
! have put in order in the morning all of the
| silver and glass she will need on the dinner
| table. and will have seen that the salt
| cellars pickle dishes and cruets are filed
| see introduction to Mrs. RandOph's Vir.
gins Housewife"-but still the table will
| need her superintendence before the guests
are invited 10. OF course the kervan: has
set the table. but it requires lady's taste
to give it an inviting appearance: and as
tastes differ, l want to show what South.
Ell lady thinks essential to make her table
appear well.
North. Sout.,. East or West the first ar.
ticle essential to "a nice dinner is a spotless
table cloth: nex:, clean, bright silver, glass
and steel. aud in the South bright show
O. flowers, sometimes crOwning the cas- -
and sometimes arranged in wreaths around
the dishes or N tiny bouquets on each
plate. Some put bouquet 10 the fold. of
the finger napkin, and place that in the
goblet at each cover, but that is an abom.
Unable custom. as flowers are apt to have
bugs in them, and no one likes to drink out
of glass in wLich an insect has taken q
walk.
But do have some flowers somewhere. for
they give cheerful look to even the plain
est table. and relieve the naked look the
table must have while it contains little
that is edible except the soup. For while
we of the South are little given to cere-
mony. and mos. of US despise. from the
bottom OF our hearts, a dinner in courses.
we like to eat things hot. and so we have
the meats and vegetable. KEEP: on the
stove. while we eat lit i. too thick to drink
our vegetable soup, called IN Virginia a
Brunswick stew. and down here in Louis
iana a gumbo.
Our Lousekeepers try to give to the table
decorated appearance while it is devoid
Of substantials. So all OF the vegetables
that are eaten raw are placed upon the
table before dinner. Generally dish of
potatoes, cut. but not seasoned, is placed
upon one side of the castor, and dish of
cucumbers upon the other side. and small
salad plates are put by each dish. for few
people like to have the vinegar from them
mixed up with their other food. Cold.
light bread. sliced in thick slices. is put
upon the table. and every kind OF season
inr that will be needed.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-08
FRANCE.
A nuel Retweeu Herve and About.

Duel Between Herve and About.
PARIS, August IA duel was fought tc-
dav between NJ. Herve. of the Journal de
Paris. and M. About, the well known
author. The latter was slightly wounded
in the right hand.
Death Of a Noted Erenchman.
Odilon Barott, vice president of the
Council Of State, died to-day. aged eighty
two.
Decrease Of Specie.
Specie has decreased in the Bank of
France nearly 100000 francs.
Interview between Paris and Chambord.
A Vienna dispatch says the Count de
ChambOrd yesterday returned the visit OF
the Count de Paris. The interview between
the princes lasted over an hour. Nothing
is known Of the nature of the conference.
A Vienna dispatch says that in his late
interview with the Count de Chambord,
Count de Paris acknowledged the former to
be the head Of the house OF Bourbon and OF
the royal line Of France. On the return
visit Of Count de ChambOrd to the Count
de Paris the latter met Count de ChambOrd
at the door of his hotel and escorted him
within.
Cnfounded Rumor.
The runner that NJ. Canscelies was en-
deavoring to induce the French government
to attempt a re-establishment OF the tenn
poral power of the Pope, is unfounded.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-08
NISCELLANEOUS.
National EducatiOuat Conventions.

.NatlOuUi EtuCulIOuuI NONNcGtIbus
ELmRA. n. Y. August Tie National
Educational Convention has elected the
following officers for the ensuing year:
President. s. IL. White: secretary. A. P.
Marble, of Massachusetts: treasurer, John
Hancock, OF Ohio.
Society Of the Army md Navy.
PORTLAND, Me-. August THE Society
OF tue Army and Navy elected Admiral
Bailey president, and General Frank and
Admiral Thatcher vice presidents.
Sailing of the Ohio.
PHILADELPHIA,s August - The Ohio
sailed for Liverpool to-day. her frat trip.
with twenty seven passengers and = full
cargo.
An Immense Excursion Party.
An excursion train consisting Of forty
cars carried 2ooo people to Atlantic City to-
day.
CHICAGO, August IA fire occurred TO-.
-day among the planning mills. Loss $4,000.
80 Billiards.
"A billiard tournament has been arranged
70 come off in this city. between the first
and tenth of October. The players will be
0arnier. Daly, Deery. the two Diops, Bes-
snnger and Coon. The games to be 800
ncints. TIE prizes have not yet been fixed.
Becr.Scllers Fined.
WORCESTER, Mass. August '.-Fourteen
k1arman beer-sellers were summoned be-
sre the Central District Court to-day. most
thsm for the third time. Each was fined
inn ord costs or sentenced to the house of
e"t;on " for six months and ordered to
u $1,000 bail not to violate the law for a
They all appeared and found the
required. -
rh. Rrixhnm Young Divorce Case.
Ir LAKE CITY, August THE wife OF
righam Young has tiled an new plea. pea,
igham Young's counsel ntea . demurrer h;s Si
case this morning, and the case was
oned until tomorrow evening
First Through Train.
re ROCK, August THE first pas'
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-08
SPAIN.
A Carlist COnsDiracy.

C0Fl1st conspiracy
MADRID, August THE Carlis' have at
tackled 0jarzum. in the province of Guipuz
Goa. A conspiracy has been discovered t,
give the town up to the enemy. and many
persons have been arrested.
Flag of Truce ae Valencia.
The bombardment of Valencia has been
suspended, a flag of truce having been re
ceived from the insurgents requesting a
parley, which is now going on.
Constitutional Guarantee to Porto Rico.
The Cortes, by vote of lSi yeas to nay
has passed the bill granting constitutional
guarantees to Porto Rico. A deputy from
that colony, IN the course of the debate,
declared that the island would always re-
main faithful to Spain.
EsparterO.
The Imperial says that Esps-;ero is ex.
tremely popular in the Cortes.
A Victory Claimed by the Carlists.
BAYONNE, August THE Carlists claim
;ctory at Eleguetero, IN Guipuzcoa, ten
miles from San Sebastian They state that
they captured one Republican genera! and
six hV ro"ed prisoners.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-08
Broken Hearted.


Coroner Brennecke was called yesterday
TO hold an inquest in the town Of Harrison,
Wsstchester county. on the body of Wal
dron X. Havilant, aged sixteen years, who
had committed suicide by hanging himself
in barn. About year ago his mother
died. when he went 70 live with Mr.. Gil
bert Haviland, a relative, and aid him in
bis work On the farm. Since the death of
his mother. to whom he was devotedly at
tached. he had labored under great depres-
sion OF spirits. On Sunday last he visited
his mothers grave, as he had repeatedly
done before. and trimmed ND the grass
around 1t. He was missed from home on
Sunday night. and on the following morn.
ing was found hanging dead in the barn.
sOue distance from the house. The physi-
clan who was called was OF the opinion that
he had committed suicide on Sunday even
ing. after his return from the grave Of his
mother. No cause but tilial grief can he
assigned for the act.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-08
THE CHOLERA.
Deaths In New York, Chattanooga, H0ps
kinsville and Columbus.


NEW YORK, August IA cholera death
is reported at No. | Bridge street. A wo.
man also died in One Hundred and Twenty.
eighth street.
The health officers are investigating the
case.
NASHVILLE. August THE cholera re.
appeared in Chattanooga to-day; eight
cases, two OF them fatal AS yet it is con-
fined to the cOlored population, and caused
from eating unripe fruit and melons. The
mayor of Chattanooga has issued procla
nation forbidding the sale or exhibition Of
all fruits and vegetables except potatoes
and tomatoes.
HocKlNsvlLLE, Ky, Angus: Three
choler deaths reported yesterday. and one
today.
CoLuMnus. O.. August There are wild
rrmors a1loat III the neigh borhood of this
c:,y as TO the cholera in this locality. A
I Tx with physicians tonight shows that
) the best information obtained is that since
July ) there have been twenty-four cases of
cholera outside of the lententiary. of
which eighteen were fatal. There are now
but six cases in the city. Two Os these ale
of a mild type,
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-08
1aIE 1ra;s OF MRS. ELJZABETR II
Cornh,ii, i4iss katherine A. E. Innis John Inn.
~''neH us lnnis and Alex. Innis VIVA 'A''.S'
UNITED STATES NIpsu.,,, o

eS4TkD SrATEs MARsHAL's OppIcg,
ytyr,s ,c new Orleans July %, 1873.
Dst,ic1 IN bankruptcy has been issued ont of fhs
trict Of Lonisiso OF the United States for the Dis
beth 3. Inna against the estate of Mrs Eliza.
andra 'H,hencs n t lnnis aud Alex Innis. Of Sey
isiana aaiudnp m dne parish Of Rapides State of Lou.
dsliv,s,rnna deli, ,nas the payment of any debts and tb,
rupts n u ty any property belonging to said bank
any OF for their use and the transfer Of
meetinoperty Dy them are forbidden by law: that
their VI the creditors of said bankrupts to prove
estats and choose one more assignees of ther
be hn}an! De neld at court of bankruptcy tn
A. D. Dcsn Zoe on the twenty second day of Ausust'
allev Ic.S at twelve O'clock NJ. at No. IL Exchsnos
''' new Orleans, before D. Augustin, Register.
iv27,a. 8. B. PACKARD
''s so@S United States Narshal