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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-16

Leo Hudson is lying dangerously III III
st, Louis. Her horse, Black Dess, died OF
its injuries. This beautiful mare was worth
ten thousand dollars, and was I.eo's sole
1neans nt earning a Livelihood.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-16

Mr.. Clinton lately shocked the delicate
nerves Of several old shell-back politicians
by expressing his honest sentiments in
rather forcib,e, but plain Anslo-Saxon
serms Naughty Clinton.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-16

General Cyrus Bussey. Judge j. II. Ken
nard and johnson Armstrong are in attend
anco upon the st. Louis congressional
convention as delegates from New Orleans.
Senator West and Congressman Darral',
:Sypher and Sheldon are also in attendance.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-16

The New York Times announces that
"bOth United States Senators ana Tour Con
gressmen" from Louisiana have accepted
invitations to be present at the st. Louis
convention,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-16

4 new and effective method OF muzzlins
dogs has been introduced at Indianapolis
The muzzle is placed just behind the ear,
and by manipulating thing called triSs'
yer. the safety of the public is assured.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-16

The safe school superintendent OF Min
nesota announces as an axiom, ueri'eu
from his experience Of female teachers
that good locking women never learn
Ereek +"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-16

The William Z. Putnam, Captain Pitts'
from Liverpool for New Orleans, with SAT-
put into Queenstown on the twenty seventh
of April, leaking and with loss OF sails.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-16

That Yale professor evinced a keen kno"l-
edge of human nature when ne said to
student, 'If you must play cards don't
mark the backs"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-16

A lately deceased millionaire estate IN
Erarc:sco is claimed by four lawful
widows already. He was for many years
an invalid, but frequently revived.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-16

On last Saturday Senator o. ii. Brewster
and his elder brother, James Brewster.
superintendent of public education for the
fifth copgr, ssional district were in HOmSG
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-16

"Go TO the country, get some land put
I'D shan,y, 90 to work, and become niue
neuden.." is the advice of San francisco
napcr to Young men.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-16

Thirty thousand Highland pines, OF
scotch f,s. have been shipped from Dun
dee, Scotland, to this country, 10 be pian'e"
west of the Mississippi.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-16

The Troy Times says the United States IS
at peace with all the world except the MO
docs and the organ grinders.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-16

Tue elegant s.!50c sp.a Q: bays ;hc E.9"8
refers 20 IL is issue 9: yesterday is SAID to
he the third pal. Of animals rendered to
Goye.co. Hell. 60. which he has declined.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-16
how TIE PEOPLE SUSTAIN THEM.

We reproduce the following from. tie
Shreveport Times OF the eighth instant.
for the special benefit Of the Committee of
Two Hundred and such Of their deluded
followers as suppose that all the wisdom.
is monopolized by that body. The Times. it
will be seen, appears in the light of a COM
palmer. but. unlike most Of tie captious
Of its party. is ready with substitute.
We have no very high opinion of the plan
proposed by the country editor. tu. We
heartily sympathize with him in his s:ric.
lures upon the failures Of the Two Hun.
died. the Fusion Legislature and the city
ring leaders generally. IL discussing To-
'i;ical questions. especially those which
are historical. a sanguine man is AFT to
lose sight Of the difficulties existing 9: tie
time alleged mistakes were made. The
arra:.nneut OF the Two Hundred by TIE
T;;,.ss is 10 exception. IL Our Judgment:
any measures for the purpose 81 teios;ng
the Republican Iarty last winter. and in.
Sailing their opponents. would have failed
as signally as those Which were tried. TIE
proposition to buy tie polio. is to iecou.
,.enael OF acecuu: Q: its originality. hut
a, va: by which tie Fuzionis:s could
have passed gu: Q: their difficulties into
Office, i: would have shares: the ta:e Of tLe
sic: ,o!..es which tie Tine. r.:u lec:c:as
- ::o ::..l:..c: g: adopting:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-16

Seine people continue to call Mr.. McEnery
;, because lie ran for that Office
once. ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-16
PROCLAMATION.
FAVE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD.
Ey the Governor:
l.. G.. DESLCSfE.
. a. A. Nv
CeCye.ar.Of State.

STATE ~ IorI.:AsA,)
Executive Department I
Few orleans. April 81. 1873. }
W.e.ea. cGc:a: information has been received
nv ne tina. OF, or atc.: TIE ;i:-t,eth day OF March.
!a.3 william, E. NC Donald old and worthy ci!i.
zen of this STAT. was brUtai.y murdered at Yer
noe, in the parish OF Jackson. ia :iis State. hy
ve.sou or pe.scns 20 me unknown.
Now therefore, I. william P. Kellogg. Governor
o: the state Of Louisiana, have though: fit to issue
TIL. NV proclamation. ctf-I.nS a reward o: FIVE
THOUSAND DOLLARS 10. the apprehension and
conviction OF che murderer OK murterers o! the
ea;i william Mcdonald: saic reward TO be paid
or The certificate of TIE sheriff an! distriC: attor.
Key O: slii parish o: .acks". that tie person ao-
rly;rg for tie same furnished TIE Information
w:.i.i. ie,: to Tia. arrest ant: coEv:ci.ea Cs tie
a.oresait! m,.rder.r mu;de:ers.
Gwen under my hand aud tie sea. OF !Ae State
!lereuIto attached this twenty first day OcAprii,
~. and 0: :.e .:de? n!en,e Of :ie United States
Ia. L;.e:. seventh.
WiLLlAE +. KELLOGG.
f. tie Governor:
WILLIAM WEEK.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-16

might be well for the merchants OF that
city to reflect that political antagonlsns
sometimes affect trade relations.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-16

We learn from the Iiod that an ehort I"
create a tax resisting demonstration in
Homer r. Gently resulted in failure.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-16

BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Elected February H. lG.a.
Charles Briggs, Thomas H. Hunt.
Ant. Ca;,ieye. Cha. Hono,G.
George 4 FOsciCI, b. Jamisou.
r. Brusie-. +. S. Howard,
?. Anderson. FELIX Iayue,
A. Fr.rlciI.. Aug. BotE
George W. Dunbar. Edward Toby.
EFF. Stockme,er. Wash. Morton.
Henry J. Vo5e. william Knox.
Z. Marqreze. W. S. Bailey.
Charles Wejs:.aa:. }. Z. Livaudais.
a. Lecou-t. Atpood Violet
Frank Wi!IiaM.. 4. K. Milie:.
Charles Lat.tte. Edward Nor:ly.
Rudolph Sie:. J. a Lum.
q. L. Black, $Ias Weeks.
Ge6..e -. Hvnsor. my?
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-16
BANKS and BANKING.
On DEPOSITS.

CITIZENS EANE az LOUISIANA.
T.:.Sa.sw... ..su.TIME CERTIFICATES OF De.
post Learia: ;.:e:e.: =: Che rate 4: FOUR ?ER
CENT De: sr;.i.m 20: SIX moths G: ionse! anc
THREE Pc. Cent pc. an:.'.l:. ,ot si.oEse: :e:ioo
70. '.ss ..,a, .wo .ron.,i. ZEE, 3ra
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49, {. S'anc. from the sce:.i. q. ace 81!
NAY ~. be Ill . condition. - I'd e. ;,1t
= occurs {, u. as i; will to TIE people
throughout. the country pa:i.h.. gr:...ai!,.
THAT the people .: New O:!eaus-esye.ia!i:
those extreme gentl.nl... whn wc:c 5. ultra
anti radica! that their delicate stomach.
could not bear even tie Fusion ~ l. Je:a!
movement-a-e proving untrue - tne.- ;.o.
:esta:ion> and to t.eiy political code. /. APP
pears-anG Il !nortites =. {. say s.-;:-i.
TIE citizen. axe rernlit.ln: thel. city - ne
used as q st.on ghU.t. tarOGlal CASTE. q.
j. were. whence issue forth a:MeG. bantis 0:
ro5be:. - harry and c;pres. the reoi.. Of
the parishes. without any effort g. Cle.k
them. IA: as we can learn. Fu: every
M.t,Vpol!.a. WHO leaves New Orleans IN
such service there Should be =. i.a.: Cae
c::.aan TO fellow and AID TIE country.
Tire members OF the city government. and
The ,:.. members @: t:l.. McEuerv Leg:>la-
ture. al! elected tv Democrats. axe II g:cat
par: responsible. !rr The tact that the Metre.
poli,aus are no: will. Us Ali that !nost .:
then. req Gi.ei was an assurance o. pay. but
this the e:ty government would not guaGan-
.ee--p,obab!y thinking; !, TIE par. .. Wis.
don. 10 gi:e. g say tie very le .st q: il.
nEasi :r,:o.se:ne,. o.; Kellogg. NJ: city
this, bu: some q! OF. guGpcwCec iAen bevs
of the Legislature discussed Tie idea .:
taking the MetToroiitaus INTO service. bat.
on the cont .ar:. were ~ favor o; wiillng
them on. by 81 legislative enact:.-ent-w Lich.
under tie circumstances. would have been
like the Pope fuiIr;uatin. 4 bail aga,.: IL.
moon. Th;. they regarded as an evidence
of the highest order .: legislative talent.
BE al. this as il may. the people through
out the country parishes ar. by TO means
.a-i.;.e. wit. :ha course # some o: NE
.ssder. i. New Orleans. They, OF course.
regard themselves as independent OF cen
sure from 5, obscure quarter. aud ye. II
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-16
PROCLAMATION.
one THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD.

UNI. THUI@NNU UViI-AINS he " A1NU'
STATE OF LoC..iaSA,)
Executive l.. partment. :
Sew Orleans, Apfi. %, !3,1)
Information having reached me that forged or
f.aut,,.ieu: State License Banks have been ten
.e.e.i for sale. large Gsceun- Oh the face value
the,eo: aein. sifc I'd inG;lcsment to purchase
HEREBY offer a reward OfOne Thousand Dollars for
Information which will lead to tie detection and
conviction: OF aLv pessoa engaged Ill SO detsaId.n:
tie State.
Given u,lie. my lard and The seal OF the state
heteuuto attached ills twenty eighth day OF ApI
eighteen. hundred ard seventy-tLree. an: OF the
independence O: the Va:t.L States tie ninety.
seventh.
WILLIAM I. KELLOGG.
By the Governor:
T.. G. DLSLCSDE.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-16
NEW ORLEANS .ETUAi.
INSURANCE ASSOCIATION.
Office 80. lG2 Canal street.
FIFTH CuAgTEa.y STATEMENT.

y,..- .-ARrgs CRIES.
., :.,
,,., ~.
- s.a,ooa. -, 49,, 80. A., . -.
''-o"' 80" .,, -, ,n. "' ''s A''S'
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=, - az, 10, 90
NJ. %, "a. a. A.. %. a.,
Less Unearneu trem,iInS.s Stl 3il VI
AGd 'Ltei"ss aI. 'ens.................. 39,9:3 9!
.o... -, nc ..
$500 49,. 80! =. :"
-aA4He "'-es'''' '''''''''' ''.'"" -
Rive: lossts... 1894: 81
Reserved. sor Cn"i!rsted
iosse.................... :,5'O0 90
a.. 90 =.
H"i.su'a.'es ........ ''.J' -
''1if-ses. .'."''' az
'a2es.''' ''''''''..'''.- 81.
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''"'is y! 'o'''''' .'..''.. ~. 80 WYE"
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80 '''''' st.''1' !.
".'' oN ',a-r ''.l'' II. Utoie''''''''' ''z 20
Stocks and io,.ts II. az. IS
Observation-Disclosures. ,as:. n.
P.e;nj.ns il course of collection i..
a,dins earned premiums Of tx.
quarter Of 1873 called in flii! :.,s g.
'1e'nlt'Es sENI'c' Z" assessment in 70:
''"lLs quarters. According to tl-
charter. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. si.:,2 ..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-16

INOR RENT OR SALE.-s NEW RAISED
l. cottage il The sixth District, state street
oetwee.. s.. Charles and ST. Patrick streets. The
house has al modem. Improvements The grounds
have fIo'. NJ - 'e.t b. !-2 feet in depth. Terms
reaso.a Biz. 10: either re2t sale. Apply d. the
corner o: STAT. aud s.. Chat Is streets, at the
co'"-' o. Coz: 80. Eoyal streets to c. 3. Fish.
uL9
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-16

NEW ORLEANS. NAY ~, Is.o.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-16
NEW ORLEANS MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Upcs Cesaev Of Camp nsd Capat s,resls.


Assets December 81. 1879. 8sI ~
fnsufss Fire. Marine and Rive. Risks. dividing
the profits separately o. each department 90 tbs
insured.
For the accommodation Of SITS customers, ths
Company ~1U make marine losses payable is
London.
J. TCyES, P.es..:es:
J. v. HI:c.s, Secretary.
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FOR RENT.

0~00>N>>>> "~->-~~~~
TOR kENT--CE REASONABLE TERMS De
I s:ra5.e Offices Ga tie secou. and third t.oers
Of bulair, No .Eamr street. Apply az
mvI6 s. HOPE IESCR.NtE COMPANY
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alrr Oylran5 3cpl't''fa'''
,rr,cIat ,1usNAL or THE UNITED S'S'es

ss.,c,kl JOURNAL or REV DalshN
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INSURANCE,


,v,EUTOSIa INSURANCE EOMPAN1'
No.iII Eravier Street.
icsG:es agains:
fire. Marine and River Risks
At the Lowest Tariff Rates
A. Elmer RADER, President.
CHAS ESGSTFELD, Vice Presiden.
GEORGE STROMEYER, Secretary.
First Fisca! Year.
Premiums received 9is''is' -
Fire, marine and river losses
paid. 4ciof' oS
Reinsurance. Iebates ex'
peuses etc.... ........te,55S 8a-laHl -
ss3lA Is
r,.., n,,,,, =, as,a.s ,s7aasls Il
DECLARED:
Interest or capital paid in ten per cent.
Dividend or capital paid in, eight per cent
Dividend on premiums pad, sixteen pss cect
TRUSTEES
Henry Abraham, g. Kaez,
Louis Schneider, A. Elmer Badef.
Josa,h Kal!er " B. Schmidt,
\ A Baumnar,iec Theodore LilieltN
r Siey Z. F. Del EOnd3o
G. II miller. Isaac Scherck,
n Eicke 8. L. EaEits
n Schxarr: Charles ga ystfe
n Pohlman Louis SChwarZ-
Fran[ F Rickert,
We;senbacn q. f. Gogreva
F. Rodsr. ) T. "tpno'H"
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4 MEXICAN MUTUAL INSURANCE ~.
ISOLATION OF NEW ORLEANS
33........... Commercial Place............S
Between Camp and So. Charles s.;.e:s
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CAPITAL, &5OO.OVj.

VAtyCtIv Fift.1
Parties DESTROYS of insurance have sae pr 'iegt
Of making two half yearly paymer ts and eu
titled to equal portion of the dividends al tie
end Of the year, or in leu thereof t. the usual re-
bate. Ensures against fire risks exclusively,.iT
Gifts or county. g. the lowest rates OF premiums.
D. LEUBRGE President.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-16
T OUiSIANA MUTUAL.
INSURANCE COMPANY.
NINETEENTH ANNCAL STATEMENT.

In conformity with the requirements OF their
charter. the Company publish tie following state
Eeut:
Total premiums for the year endin:
The Placer herald., 1873-09-06

THEREis certain ioo,dd be lady, living not a
hundred miles from this place, who, before et-
tending another public speaking had better
take lessons in behavior. The lady(?) referre J
to was in company with other ladies', and while
her companions applauded, she hissed the
speakers, who were of the opposition party to
that to which her husband y belonged. The Ia
dies present, to show their respect for this thing
in woman's clothes, exclaimed, '.Hear that old
snake!" "Put that snake out of the house!'
We know whereof we speak, and if this woman
wants to hear some of her past history, proba-
bly, we can furnish it for her.
The Placer herald., 1873-09-06
STATE FAIR
FOR 1S73,-
AT SACRAMENTO.

Commencing on MONDAY, the 18TH, and
closing on SATURDAY, the Doth of September.
$40. 900 to be distributed IN Cash Premiums.
Exhibition to be divided into seven departments
and the Society's Gold Medals to be awarded to
the most meritt rious exhibition in each depart
ment.
The largest Stock Show ever had on the Pa
ciic Coast
The most attractive Speed Programme ever
offered in the Union.
The Second Annual Exhibition of the Califor-
MIA Vine Growers Association to be held at the
same time and place.
A Grand Flowing Match to come off on the
grounds.
A Grand Regatta on the river, in which the
different Rowing Clubs Of the State will partici-
pate.
public sale Of thoroughbred stock at the
Park each day OF the Fair.
The Central Pacific Company's railroads and
steamers will carry all articles to and from the
Fair free of charge.
Wells, Fargo ~ Co.'s Express will deliver all
packages free not weighing over twenty pounds
Applications for stalls at the Park and space
at the Pavilion should be made to Robert Beck,
Secretary, at once Memberships, s5; Single
admission, 90 cents.
r. S. CAREY, President.
ROBT. BECK, Secretary. n2-3w
The Placer herald., 1873-09-06

The September number of Woods Household
Magazine is on our table We always have a
good word to say for this publcaton-it is such
a whole-souled book-so wide awake, so lively
and entertaining, yet always so chaste and re-
fined. 1t is regular little go-ahead, too, as
comparison between its numbers will prove. We
learn that the firm of S. S. Wood & Co. dis
solved in March last, the " Co." Is. Z. Shutes
Mayor of Newburgh,) retaining possession Of
the magazine, and recalling II. V. Osborne (Ten
oroon) as editor. SO, though the publication
really changed hands, it has not suffered from
the management OF a new publisher or new
editor. but under the redoubed efforts Of its
energetic proprietor, has gained a new force and
new attractiveness. Price only dollar n
year. Address Woods Household Magazine,
Newburgh, n Y.
The Placer herald., 1873-09-06

That BUsrLE.-we never knew until the 9th.
er day of what kind of material hustle is
made Of We were thusy enlightened: Ono ev.
ening not long since, large number OF ladies
were congregated at a certain house in this
place, listening to some public speakers. The
next morning a something was picked up by q
Young lady of the house. which proved to be a
bus-l. Upon examination it was found that
the aforesaid article was composed Of the fol-
lowing constituent parts: Three-fourths Of an
apron, one gents necktie, hall handkerchief.
one sock, some cotton. some hair, one brickbat
Ito give it ballast). one corn-cob. piece OF An
old straw hat. pair of buck-skin gloves. potato
peelines, shoe strings. pair Of spectacles and
thermometer. Now isn't that extravagance:
The Placer herald., 1873-09-06

RoUGH ON THE YouNa MAN.-The reason why
a certain young gentleman did not put in his
presence at the Independent speaking here on
Monday night may be briefly stated as fol.
lows: He had made arrangements to 60 with
his girl at eight o'clock About seven he went
down to the BARRIERS, and getting nice shave,
started up to his boarding house to dress He
put on all his duds, broadcloth pants, white
vest etc., and then reached forth into his collar
box which horrible to relate, was empty. He
had only bought box of collars few days be-
fore, but several young men who stop at the
same boarding house had gone through the box
that evening while he was getting shaved. Vent
ing little mild profanity upon the collar thieves
he started down town on dead run for box
of collars. Rushing into store he called for
No. 14la linen finish, but the mud headed clerk
chucked him out box Of 1917 Gas they always
do) with flaming cut of big scarlet, fet wom-
an on the cover. Inside of three minutes the
young gent was back in his room and trying to
put on collar. The first one tore out At the
button.hole, and with smothered "dammet'
he grabbed another and began to twist it around
his neck until he was almost choked, and then
strained to make it connect until the button
came off. Letting off regular broadside Of
profanity he took off his shirt at the same time
and pulling another one from the drawer was
| uside of it in about four seconds. Then he
happened to glance Mt the number on the box,
and saw for the first time just why collar 1877
inches long couldn' go on TO a neck 141. around
Catching up the box he rushed back to the store.
| thinking up long string of curses to sling at
the clerk, and got there just in time to find it
closed Then he rushed back to his boarding
house again, crrsing that clelk all the way, and
! at last by rumaging about in the next room
found collar just his SIZE which hadn't been
worn but once, and putting it on struck at a
| RAPID rate for the house where his lady love
lived, and found that she had just gone out.
In mad despair he went down town to drown
his troubles and cool off. When he got there,
the first oyster saloon he went into, he found
his girl eating oysters with that same cussed
clerk that sold him the collars, He didn't stay
long He was last seen going up Court street
using familiar Bible terms, such as ''mad dog
etc, hut like all other naughty boys he would
repeat them backwards.
The Placer herald., 1873-09-06

COULDN'T STAND ALoNE.-The flag pole in
front of the American Hotel, which has been
standing for about eight years. had become SC
decayed that on last Monday. whileseveral men
were engaged in hoisting the flag, on'a rope fas-
tened to the pole and the American, it COM
menced falling, but fortunately the men were
enabled to fall it up the middle of the ktreet
probably avoiding some serious accident there.
L..
The Placer herald., 1873-09-06
IN NIENlORIAM

WHEREAS 1t has pleased Almighty God in his
all wise plovid, nee to call from midst our
beloved and esteemed Brother, Theron Franklin
Weston, to his final resting place from whence
no traveller returns, therefore be it.
Resolred That in the loss of Brother Weston
the cause Of temperance has lost warm friend
and this Lodge meritorious member.
1icsolred That we, as a Lodge, tender to the
Parents of our departed Brother our heartfelt
sympathes.
Reso he'd That our Charter and Embiems be
draped in mourning, and that the members wear
the III sual badge of mourning for thirty days
Resoired: That copy Of these Resolutions be
placed upon the minutes of thi Lodge and n
copy be sent to the bereaved parents and copy
be sent to the Weekly Rescue Of Sacramento and
the Weekly papers of this county for publ
cation.
! ! :. / !: "9s;$:' ;S;$sa. s:;:' Committee.
The Placer herald., 1873-09-06

certain maternal parent in this burgh is the
fond mama of several blooming daughters with
in the ages of "sweet sixteen" and thereabouts.
Now, these said daughters having superfuous
number of beaux, mama bethought herself of a
plan to rid the premises Of dozen or two, more
or less. She worked it thusly: she Immediately
commenced operations OH rag carpet, and OF
course the rags had tc be sewed before the car
pet could be made, and she politely invited
these verdant young gentlemen to assist in sew
ing carpet-rags The scheme was successful, as
they all discontinued their visits, with the ex-
ception of one, By. who sewed his portion OF
the rags, and still holds undisputed posse ssion
OF the field.
The Placer herald., 1873-09-06

PROFESSIONAL And AMETEUR MUSICIANS
Should examine the COMBINATION SOLO
STOPS, found only in GEO. WOODS & cos
ORGANS.
The EOLINE. A most delicate, soft or
breathing stop.
The V0X HUMANA A baritone solo, not q
fan or tremolo.
The PIANO. beautifully.toned pipo,
which viii never require tuning. See advertise
ment in another column. n2-6w
The Placer herald., 1873-09-06

TEE thanks of this Office are due to Jimmy
Walsh <or lot of fine grapes. Jimmy always
makes his appearance just at time when our
appetites are in a condition to relish this lus-
cious fruit He is now supplying the citizens
Of Asbum with the best variety of grapes in
thenmarket May success attend the boy who
never forgets the printers
The Placer herald., 1873-09-06

~ All parties needing the services of an ex-
perienced surveyor are advised to employ j. A.
Benson, u s. Deputy Mineral Surveyor. Au-
burn, Cal He has the Government Field Notes,
the possession Of which enables him to restore
lost corners without delay. He charges mod
erately and works rapidly.
The Placer herald., 1873-09-06

PIPIrAx BrTTERs.-These Btters which have
for SO long time been so popular in Germany,
are now the most popular known. 1t is an
agreeable, pleasant beverage, and dispels dys-
aYstam.
The Placer herald., 1873-09-06

.1ftion, up to four, anu -..--,,-
.ouare for each subsequent insertion. uo,
n All legal advertisements must be Pr.
written, and the number of insertions muNr
v.vs be marked on the margin OF each aen-
tisement, or they will be continued and cna
accordingly. The publisher Will not De RESI-
sible for faulty or illegal manuscript. 6