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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-23
4 New Point in Nikuaiisfn.

Some .; IL. Episcopal clergy have the
reputation vi being as iastidloUs over the
fit and elegance Of their church yestments
as ever q woman was over a new gown.
Apropos of this. the C..rch .j,.tT"oi tells a
funny story OF Boston clergyman. who.
being struck with the hecemingness of a
surplice that a rura! brother from near
Philadelphia brought up with him Oh a
recent visit. commissioned his friend u
order him one like i. on his return home.
This he did. directing the maker. who lap.
pened TO be the sexton OF Philadelphia
church. 70 mark it &. q. d.. and send by ex-
press. After while the sexton com planned
to the country clergymen who had or
dered the surplice that his city friend had
not paid for il. At the suggestion OF the
former. who was not a little surprised. the
bill VA, at one. sent and the payment was
promptly RENTED. Not very long after
this a second visit was paid - III. Boston
divine. when. on entering The vestcv room
and seeing him donning his Philadelphia
made .urpice. the explanation OF The mis-
understanding about the payment was at
One. apparent. For there, on "a. back Of
the garment. were distinctly embroidered
the letter. G. .. D.. The sexton had taken
the directions literally. and the Boston cler-
gy'nan was happy in the idea that his hand
some surpli.e bore some new. advanced"
ieu,.1
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CRIME.
A Bloody Affair in Missouri


INDEPENDENCE, No, September .2:-Yes.
terGay James Chlles net Deputy harshai
James Peacock on the street and slapped h!ni
in the face. A fight ensued, during wh!ch"
pistol tell from Chiles' pocket when was
picked up by his son, fourteen Years ol age
who shot Peacock in the back. lnilictlng I"
dangerous wound Peacock then sIo!
Chiles through the head killing hun IN
stau,Iv. A son of Peacock then shot young
Cblles wounding him fatally. and CITY
Marshal Farrow, who then came up 20 stop
the fight. was slightly wounded I'D the
breast but by whom 1t ls not known.
Two Cherokee Indians After White Mans
Blood.
PARSONS. Kansas, September 22-IWo
Cherokee Indians, named Cochran and
Dorr. went to the residence of Samuel Hop
good an emplove of the Atlantic and Paci.
fic railroad at Venita, Indian Territory, this
morning, and began firing their revolvers,
saving they intended to kill some white
man before leaving town. No harm was
done Hopgoods family, but few minutes
later, and while the Indians were still at
the house, Joseph Morrill,, white man,
approached Cochran and Dorr met him.
and after few words Dorr said, He is
damned white man; let's kill him" There.
upon Cochran drew his pistol and fired two
shots, one of which passed entirely through
Morrill's body. Morrill, fell, and while
down fired at Cochran, wounding him II the
arm. Cochran then fired at a small boy
near by without effect. Then he and Dorr
fed to the woods. The deputy United
States marshal and posse are in pursuit,
and large number of citizens are securing
the woods tor the fugitives. Ii the muir
derers are found they will be killed on
sight Morrill, died this afternoon.
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Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF The REPURLiCAS
Tuesday. >epteIn Der b. i97..
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

ARR1vED YESTERDAY.
| Ship Forest Eagle Eesher iron. Liverpool! Angus.
| ). 70 Norton i Bel!-Po;nt
ship E1pGnnder Cocker, tto'a Lir.:fool July 81
] Ship Crescent CT, Delaro from Havre July y. IL
| ballast. t" Ne.k.,. Knox &c"-Point
Ship G.nevieye Strickland. Strickland, from Live.
! pool July q. 70 .'s.ai!, |erega &co-Pou:
| Schooner Jennie Wood. F!zZa:tI. Isv> iron. Ia.
| saaa. to Ma.c..ca oters-lI I,,.i,tr.
ToWBoATs.
Moran War:.r. ;Ioin tn- !':sscs--W.,.: down
.isi:-Brcush, W snip Fo.es, Gag. ana Ir.-
| Harry wright Wright. from the Pa.se.-T"wed
down 20 the bar, ship .&n;erouir--B Bro. Il. ul
ka!!. Axp"s.na.. and cene"!s"e S!s.c.la,...
STEAMBOATS,.
Robert Lee. Cannon. from - Louis
selma, Acon from Donald envill.
W ) Pike. Brown, from Mouth OF Red T;:er
T. hensleV. sndeG.e. IRON. Lower aoas:
Empire. Jea1:isau from L"W.y Coast
BELOW COMING UP.
Sra,i-'. wig Lasat, ser.s DAYS FROM Havana II
ballast. TO master
Schooner Constale., ericsson. days from E..,an
Island, !" Morgan &c"-
Schooner Challenger josephs, !! day, f;oI.: Grand
G.yi.au. Ia ballast :" P..l.bUry-
BELOW AT QUARANTINE.
Steamship. Harris. Brown :1o:n Havana 70 a
Whitney A.O-
IMPORTS.
EAENN3-Sc..o0ne: Jei.le " COL-l.J tons .sIt.a.
:um Dbl "Iuc
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
vyCHSBU RG-Steane, !. Z Lee-?}85 bales cotton
3ai sks cotton s.ed 30 ks cotton ard suadries
MOUTH RED RIVER steamer " 5 PIse-+04
bales cotton :! eks seed COtt"i 8. SKIS cotton seed
and sundrIes
Observation-Disclosures >eima-..: hbls Of
,!ce 1908 SKIS rough lie. and slnGries
LOWER commissioners Hensev-Sundries
L." Ell CcASI-steameY hmpire--SuIdIies
RECEIPTS By RAILROAD
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH
ERN RAILROAD, September .Q-5.6 bales c0tto.. and
sunG.y proauce
September 2l-'l1 bales cotton and sr.nd,ies
MORGANS LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
>epeE!ie. 2.-5 SSles cotton 29S. -hs zoe and
dI.es
MEMORANDA.
.Bv Telegraph
sew York, September. .! 1898.
TO ) II IUdwIssea-steaMs l4i" Western Net,op.
oils arrived this morning
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-23

Some statistics of lunacy. Just published,
show by far the larger portion of women
who lose their reason are widows, while a
very small fraction of those who 60 mad
are single. In view of this fact we entreat
our young readers who contemplate becom
ing widows to pause and reflect before they
take step which threatens such terrible
results. No woman can regard these sta
tistics with the serious con sideration to
which they are entitled, and then deliber-
ately accept the proposition to become a
widow. 1t will be far wiser to strive earn
estly and energetically to enter that state
of single blessedness which brings peace of
mind and fewer chances of loss of reason.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-23
BY Placide J. Spea..

VALUABLE PROPERTY :OR:Fr HONrrGI"r Az!
Ioy.-$ucce.sio' 90 N,s widow Henry Sc,l,,
mani. be. (: al sc. Henry Chav.Suy. roy =
partition.
Second ps.T:e: Court for NJ. Parish o! Orisans-
No. - 81.
DIV PIACIDE J. SPEAR. AU'TIOSErR-
II Hfice NJ. 70 Exchange q ..V SAL tl.bAi. -
te'.h-T y. 1879 at twelve Hcio". NJ, WI. h- sold AZ
III. ~. Lem. Auction Exchange cr ~. Louis street
bet ROYAL and Cha!'r.> streets. oy virtu- aud
La pursuaIc. 10 decree 81 partition rendered
August .! 1873. by the honor. bic A. :. Tissot Jd g.
of tn. Second District Court ior 'he PARISH nt y!
leans. the toll"-in. de-crlb.h property. 10 wit
4 CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated III tn.
Third stric; of th. city. i'll the comp s.
wi!i,i!! Nontegut. Love. Craps and Pres. Size.
said lot form, tf.. corner 81 Nnitt.u' .sn, Love
streets and measures ,: feet iuci., linz. from:
on h"ntegut street. by depth and front Low.
street II - feet inches :os..,e. " til all the ill.,.
IN prov. IG.ut> tn. reoD.
Terms and conditioas--one halt cash 10 y. paid
:" IL. suctou..y on til. spot and III. balance Il.
and twelve months credit i,i notes OF III. pay,
chaser 10 lis own order an: by Ilm .I.ers.G
bearing interest AT eight pes rent per aniiUnf sI,
day %! sale until final payment, aua secured By
mortgage and vendors p,lVi!sg"; 'hs take. ~ 1873
TO be assumed and paid By purchases o.ei ana
above th. amount OF his bid.
Act Of sal. before. DroUr'. f"rars pu.li.. ~
'he expense OF the purchase. au2' ss!' 10 p :!
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SUCCESSION OF EMILE .AEHDHEk
nY CHARIE& T.. EnIrIAN A,1,rr.

- ""T-Otice No 3! Excl a,ge all.,-T.ES
DAY, s.pteinbei 3" 1873, AZ tre.. o'clocl. NJ vii,
be sold at the St L0Ui. auction zach noe I.-
|ir'ue OF an ord'' o. the Hon. A L. y!sso, ju,g. 81
"a. second District Cour, tor 'he parish .: Or..,.
dated Angus. %. 1873.
foC RfEES LOTS OF GROUND 'he Thi,d !I.
tfl:t IN .q!ar- No. 9, beuuded b. DaI.utin. ROYAL
ana O~si0nde streets and JoUYian avenue, an
nun oertd nom 10 t" q inclusive according "an
MADE py A. De armas on August 81 1873. Lot No.
~ measures - fset inches6 il. front on Des
londe street, by $50 feet in depth. lots No Il to
q, inclusive measure each Is fret front on Dau-
phine street by III feet 10 incaes lines in dep h.
LOU NO. ~ measures "a feet inches lines front
on Jourdan avenue by $50 feet in de,,tl.
Lots Nos. 20, 81 and % viii be sod III block to-
getner with all the buildings and Improvements
on said three lots
1erms-One-haif cash, balance at six and twelve
months for notes secured by mortgage, wi tn eight
per cent interest from date the buildings to be
sured and the policy transferred; and in case of
SUIT the purchasers to pay i've per cent attorney
fees on amount sued for.
Acts Of sale before A. F. PiaDCanu notar- public
at purchasers expense, and 20 assume pal ment of
drainage tax of 1873
au2q se6 JIG % 3Dt
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,orrNrED FROM FIRST PAGE;

insurrent ma1-oi.war Numancia, TO SURE L.
der the city and acknowledge the inde'
pendence Of CartageDa. The citizens aI'
prove of the governors action and are OF.
ganizipg for defense.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-23
BY G. E. Girardey & Co.
BAR ROOM AND FIXTURES. FURNITURE, ETC.
AT AUCTION.
SUCCESSION OF FRANCESCA DiSKEi.
Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. $3.50.

RY c. E. GIRARDEY & CO.. AUCTION
~ eers-Nlcnolas }: Hoey, Auctioneer-Cffce No.
at II a. NJ on the premises, Nos. 81 and 80 Hospi.
tai street Second District by virtue OF an order of
the honorable the judge of the Second District
Court for the parish of Orleans will be sold by pub
lie auction
THE CONTENTS AND FIXTURES OF BAR
ROOM, Household and Kitchen Furniture ETC. in
the premises Nos. 81 and 80 Hospital street in the
Second District, as per inventory of said estate
grant lease of the premises for one year with the
privilege of renewal, at the price of $50 per month
Terms-Cssh on the spot before delivery.
SELF 20 II %
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MEDICAL.
BUREAU OF MONADIC MEDICIN

RuRFAC OF MONADIC nIEDICIN
- surgery ana Midwifery No 1853 Pienyille Cd
~. 'i RdHlpaft street, near Caual street
.nsu's'ti Departmen,-Cures Palsy Fevers Er
.ipII IN, EpiePSf, insanity, Dropsy RheumatE
. y. :. !ew days all painful affections and infS
NATIONS or the Bran. Spinal Cord and Ner7s
triL,Hndt, lungs, Heart, Liver Stomach Rowt
moneys, Bones, Joints, etc Ten dolls
.eek rot lne treatment and cure of any disess
surgical Observation-Disclosures Frarrires Il
SloI. ana DESIGNATIONS; speedily cures Tmpoteut
81" St'flllty, ScIofula, all Cretbral and SEMI
. ia'ndi yes, tentreal, ScrOtal and Skin Diseas
,I'Nu"ht OF difficult Urnations; preserves ini
:l"'5i emp utatl"n and the Bladder from /, tb0tOr
Ss . M stones, etc, and cures 1!C.rs ca
! '"y. 81 htrlc'qres without pain.
go 10y Depa, tment-Posisivs'v G.ss aid
charges, "l:efations or irritations and wh4n d
.H.hs.s are pantulOr 0bstruct.d ,roI. any eau
"h"ttVef, the saus. is Ls.mo,..i ar, Leai+. .
store. il. q few Gays civ" e
.etf'rs addressed :" posrof.c G., be-, :,.G :e-s
.h.' ''",.I5i"ns, will receive a.f...jou, Off
p".is 70, !adlss 10 1. VI. to u NJ. AID 70 -
'"' gentlemen from to +. NJ
c. AANCELoT g. WHAT.
800" boclos OF Medicine an. 1h!losopE
1.','" "i.lbe' of The Roy;.l s. .. of surgeG
:' 'r'a' Britain, N.niiat. OF midwifery az
coi',.y formerly sbst'ctTic surgeon
80 "lth az James !. simpse1, oar0lstt
.".,d''. surgeon ot;he i.!is ian.i Cavalry
,Arh Infantry in Tsxi.o sIastsr o. Arts,
,,h"f"peu'l's an. EmEHyoni. Evs4tiO,
.'shpef os the Aunte.ian Soci.tyUS M',d.clI
..hc" an. Bellies Ictt.rs, Assoc o. Nsemh
- Ito I'M .sSsitss of '.I.saL Britain and enc
> .~sll fees h~norasy .e'u.Eed 20 satier
"h' 20 h.t scc.ys Ito ir slll salue, as a ~ ID p
quo ten IL
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Monetary--C0m1nercia!.
MONETARY.

MONETARY.
.
sfF.IE o.: III / A}a1Ls Rkf bLltANr {
Go3DA. E.EEIN1, September ~ ls'a.
.r zoe. 7-..1a i,nnro-en.r. 20 ,o:ic. II. ii.
c.ue1 II. sr... The demand 10. c:src!.uts 20 ia
-.,r4i rs st,or.r a. on SATURDAY tOt. 4 ban
.. ., ~. 80, md w. r.sr of ,.-rau...:1nr,
.hst indicate ary cust able xa:.oI il Iate. ".
a'la-.ya}. A. : . :. .acu-L with. i. a. =: 4! q;
IL NJ ana .sconc class a. m Tirstc!..ss nor.
100 80. ,-in mic. ~ /. :. ,.a. +, srEuu
snG SecnY' ord. a. D.
49,
NJ" o:.LhA->s .Lh.i'''" si", 7H'
S4eaTlLGs IA ares.
S-pten ny 2" ......... ~ =. ~ sfL' go
Septem beg 0..... s.l 80 J. 'o-o
- -
! bus !af ~. week. .'3ISio2. Nv 49,. ~ .!
sam. time as; week. ~ Is" y. =" % ..
Ictal .as- "sek....... <'o' -" ~ - - -
Tots! week ne.oIe.... s..!J .3t - t:J,-. .
Til, telegram. POSTED a. III. C,.:C. yxc.aug-
cop.s OF which! VII. be Souns 4 The cotton. I.por:
,spr,I 2 more cLee-.u. .ee-gc u financial CIR.
ti. las: = ;.rl ,..ClYc ina:
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COMMERCIAL.
MONDAY EyHyI~e, September -. .

T. Z,
COT-CN-rt. Gales TO-DAY as ;ar as ieuoi!ed
tmbr. c... $50 bs.ss az p;lces showing dec me o,
abOE. &C. We ;.GI.ce SII figures accordingly. ana
give also The Exchange figures when are !oI
types while or. present. Ike proper range CT
the ma. k.t ~; average lists, but With tie out
SIDE figures :cr low nil.llng GOOD ordinary .nd
ordinary g.vtl TIE OUTSIDE 70. st..c: oi !icse
grades:
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION. AsS!MI.ATED
TO THAT OF LIVERPOOL.
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10000 Gifts. S1jO.UDE il Prizes,
Prineipal Prize. SlON.NNN.

ton.lstiil" of the supe,t past al r..i.ae. q. sv.u
ab' .s, Esq. unsurpassed a. piivat. ..eIIi, in
mi" q states, being only TEA Doc Ks rom III.
courthouse, surrounded by IN. .ui'..il. grounds
ore haids, gardens {. q Vineyards In. ..nlti.o 4
bee" oil. recently competed. s.,. -. l...., A.
.'E"vtments.
PRIZE
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By Sheriff Harper.
SUCCESSION OF THE LATE THOMAS l.. EUn.Er
It.EASEI.

Sue. EsS!cS OF THE LATE THOMAS l.. Eor.Er,
.E:EASEU.
Second DER Il COur: for the Parish Of Orleans
No. IS $50
Dy VIRTUE Or AM IN OBEDIENCE: To- AN
ID crGer Of sale rendered August -. 1873, TO
directed by the Memorable. The Second Dis
.Iict Court for TIE parish of Orleans in tire above
entitled: natter. l will proceed 10 sell al public
aUctiou. on ~. premises hereinafter designated
SATURDAY. c:toher 1913 at five o'clock
7. VI. the following described property, t" Wit
Machinery and implements Of Agriculture and
Old Iron, per inventory Ne. the
premises No fer'iido street! between IT. Charles
and Ca."Edelet streets IN the First District VI this
city.
:t.ms-Ihs ',.i,. :he second and last auction
tie SAID property VIII be- definitely al .dicated
% the highest and last bidder for what il vii.
bring, a; Twelve months credit. the purchaser
furnishing o"n'!s VIII. good and sntci-nt Sc. uIi.
tie. conditioned according 70 law. SAID purchaser.
deiuc:lng and paving in cash their proportion IL
the printing citrk sssberiti-. tees etc, amounting
altogether 20 .nt cum Ut h:ty dollars III There.
AuoIts.
". p. HARPER.
et,3 g "c< Sheriff o: ME Parish OF Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-23
By Charles E. Fort.e-.
SUCCESSION OF ChEiS"oP. 4 H.NL.
10y CHARLES 4. FORTiEH, .r,r,oy

DY CHARLES 4. FORTfEE .u"rIoy
- eer-'Ifflce 30. ~ Excbaig.- .til.I III ..>t.I
September 30, 1919! ~ lively. .'r... y Vii Dc
sold ~ the II. Louis Auction tN.h.,i.. d, 1i-,,
of order Of the Hon. \. l.. ,,sn .' q. .. :. =.
Second District court tor 'se pa. u.s.. at Orleans
dated August 2. 49,
CERTAIN Lof 1E "*HCND'u PAUL. M. Bow.
llgns, IN square ~" D. con priced Vii lin !. -. .x
Lyon, P.r!I.r and P:y;.uia ..,-rt. ,.r.5.r. 20,
FEET front on Pr.taui. street. b, depth -: ~
:e+t, together with all W. Improvements :h-,.e.
Terirs-sissi! oil 'h. SPOT.
Act " sal. before = hude ..ta': ;,u.i" :, :,,..
chaser : exrens.. avn -. o. >; N
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'Ee ute TO the above real estate i. guarantee:
l-if"c! The liberal terms Of this scheme bring
u TIM the reach OF alithe greatest oppe!tuutg
! e'n, "tf.red for the poor man % us. "a wealth
Pb!tt OF TICkETS-Singls tickets >; so; eleven
tlch' Frs fftysix tickets rs; is tickets 30
The drawing will be made uudtb the supetir.-
t'ndehce Of a committee appointed By the highest
ONE ais IN the STATE, dull TO the faithful per
10rfht nc. of the duties assigned them. The b Oh
est officials, both of CITY county and state have
not ony Endorsed Mr.. Abees but also his scheme.
me demand for tickets is unparalleled and all de
slrlng TO Participate in the wing should at once
form then clubs and send in their orders.
Agents Wanted
in all States cities towns in che United States
ana Canada3.
Money should lie sent bv registered letter post
once order or express with he full address OF the
purchaser IN plain writing.
F"' ilFth-i information and particulars send for
c'rr''srs 10 The manager arl proprietor and adj.
SIMON ABFLES,
60 I'm e"d Leayeuworth, Kansas
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Succession OF THE LATE THOMAS Il. BOBBY
DECEASED.
Second District Court for the Par sh Of CrieAIe-
No. sc. ,5o.

IDr VIRTUE OF AND IN OBEDIENCE 10 AN
ID order .: sale rendered August -. i8.,..
to directed bv the honorable che Sec.
ou1 District Court for the PARISH OF Orleans. in
'le above entitled matter. VIII proceed 20 s.l. at
pub" auction. the premises hereinafter d-sir-
mated on TUESDAY. Septemt.; %. 1913. at half
past ten O'Clock a. NJ. the folowin. described
property. TO wit
A LOT OF MACHINERY AND OFFICE FIRN!.
TtRi. az the hall OF the Sout ilwestern yo-
s!t!Ou Association, st. Charles street. mel w..u
tiIoG and J: streets in the sirs, bstIic; %: LIS
CITY as per inventory on file.
T-.n.-Cash GA the spot.
". p. HARPER,
SEQ =: y: Shert! of tn. Parisl. OF Orleans.
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BREMEN.


North German LlOvd.'
sIkAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW OPIFAy
VA hA.RE, SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVANA
k The steamships of the Mort
- $3.50 German Lloyd WI. ...su.. tha
regular trIps next fall. as follows
crp ,ss,r,c rom Bremen. From Nevs Oreaa
S.RANSBuRG. September 10 Uctobe- H.
II = NNo! Eh september "a, Dctob4.- o.
ERANht! RT... October {: Sove.nherg
h.HLs .....N0vembe. '.cemberG
NlkA>SBGRG. Nov-mbn. e. '...nl..rN
HAANON Err. -. .Hccembey. 'auuar. 2 N
EHAEkF!RT... December .. Ia,narvI-
h''tLN. .jaDuars 10. yrprtIarv Il
s.r'h"' Gays OF departure viii Is advertised heI
ne steamers tou.i. outward a: iIa~ra aItfI
'ana. and on their home. trips a. sfava.a Al
"d'i.aal!t.r! to land and leceiV. passenger,
freight.
PRICES OF PASSAGE.
'fHh h'e"eH Southampton or !l.vs~ 20 :'asg
.! NsE Orleans.
49, '''.'......' .'..............Sl: 80 gold,
IRON New 1g!carI. or Havana. :. x,r.t-g,,.ts
fia"Te Or Bremen.
,.D .''''''''' '.............. 20 gold.
Eton! New OTean. to Havana
.t'4ii.... ....,.,,...+ = god
v1'
. passage tickets fron Bremen Snn+ta,7-+n,J
Ha't" 20 New Orleans issued b.. .L. f,-,dar.icr4
d,o' particulars apply 20
30. +. sTOCKMEYER 4 co ;pe,+s
No. u Union street
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AUCTION SALES.

Dy &. T. EATLiN.-iOUlSIANAA UCTIOS
ID SALE STABLES. No 248 common street. he
tween Rampant and Basin streets C. 7. Estliy
AuctIoLeeE, viii have regular sales o. Horses
Mules. etc. every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
81 II A. II.
COn.,autls in receipt o. .arge invoice. OF Ken
euckv and Indiana Stock. which viii he sold o.. eh.
above namtd DAYS without limit. sel8 IN
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-23

FOR FLORIDA.
Cedar hets and Key West. Carryingtb
Emitted States Mail,
49, The New Orleans, Fiorit
&44 and Havana Steamship Compr
Nle1i.A, will dispatch a first slas. last ia
sengsr steamer
Every WeeL>
.'"fn the foot OF Callr"pe stree. :!Is: :s.T
RATES IF PASSAGE:
10 KY West. 10 Cedar Kew
Saph.'''''.' so. IS
S'seidse.''... ...... ..... 10 p
- 9h,cuGh bills Of fading issu.,! =. AT points.
FLORIDA, including Tampa, and to New York, Charh
ton and Savannah.
Non. but the company. Bills 0: la6.. sigrs
ahd none signed aIter sailing OF the. s..aIuer
ndld passenger accommodations and throue
u:kets gwen to above points,
0tiice ''-'-' ei0A
.o8 freight or passage applv 20
!. h. ROBERTS Treasurer
No. 1870 Common street.
o.. over the Louisiana Sa;loua. Bank
Ih" steamship follow. on .er1,sr dy
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-23
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MEMORANDA.


sew York, Sep'e9n ~. .! 1873.
TO ; II Lud~!sss:I-s Western Me.;op
oils arrived this morning
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-23
Office Chic! Signal officer,
Washington, September 2: 1878. s:35 p. II. !

""Sii'As '''' ~ b''i'Nci 40 TO- s'o' IA.
ON Tuesday fer New England the gressur. vii
diminish with fresh SoUtheast.r,v and sOutlerI,
winds generally cloud. weather and rain areas
For the Middle States flesh winds mostly from
she southeast and southwest. cloudy weather and
rain.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf state. cas-. Of
tbe Mississippi fresh and brisk winds, mostly from
the northeast and southeast, generally cloudy
weather and rain areas.
For Tennessee and Ohio valley, winds shifting 10
northwest and north, with clearer au' partially
cloudy weather.
For the lower lake region cloudy weather and
rain the winds shifting 10 west and north prohs
bly, curing toe the afternoon ana e''hi < with
clearing weather
For the upper lake region and the Northwest,
light TO fresh nnrthery and westerly winds and
clear or partly cloudy weather
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-05-22
SALE OF EQUIPMENT sroprs


There will be sold at public auction to Oh,
highest bidder, at 10 am, on Thursday
May 20, 1873, at the naval station, Noun,
City, quantity of naval equipment stores
IN part as follows, viz:
ii anchors, 9,2Ss pounds.
7 chain cables.
hawsers.
set scales counter.
4" (platform).
81 yards cotton canvas.
And large quantity of miscellaneous arti
Giles, such a.: Wire and MANILA rope. boa
awnings, rowlocks, double and single blocks
lamps, old junk, etc., etc.
Terms. Ten per cent. in government,
funds on the conclusion OF the sale, and the
remainder within ten days, during which
time the articles must be removed from the
station. otherwise they will revert to the
government.
by order Of the commandant OF station.
FRANCIS T. GILLRTT,
o-Io-tf Paymaster L. :. Navy.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-05-22

Dixon and commanded him to stand un-
til the officer arrived. Dixon declined to
do Jacobs bidding, aid told him 90. hen
Jacob became "riled," and advised Dixon
70 stand or he, the gentle Jacob, might DO
tempted 70 shoot the top Of his, (Dxons)
neao on. For this threat Jacob was ar
rested and carried before Bird, but that
iunctionsry could not see wherein Jacob
nAo violated the law, and discharged him
cacoo Is happy; and says; Them folks
nave communicated his contentious, and
ues' l spects Is de last time is gwin to be
cotched in dat sort EN- fx.7
Inc trial Of the parties arrested for be-
ing implicated in the fgh, on Tuesday sf-
'ernoon at Brother Shores church, hs wing
been set for 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon,
hearing Of the matter was commenced
promptly ct the stated time A, ~
O'Clock last night the case had no, come
70 close, number of witnesses were We,
to testify At that hour.
II was lively trial, and the swearing
done by the witnesses was abou, as ",alr
as 1t could possibly be made. We do no,
know what the decision of the court was,
out from our own knowledge Of this par.
t'cular fight, we venture to say tina. Mr..
Shores and "his deacons" were dis.
charged.