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FOR SALE,

EOR sALE-A FAST TROTTTSG H,py
thoroughly sound, new harnes Also ne,
sInglo seat wagon. VIII be sold cheap on scco,t
" d departure Address letter c., this once.
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Succession of Leon Knuf,n,-

Succession of Leon Kruf,,,-,
> 997. we
ShCooSD DISTRICT COURT FOR THR PARISH OF
tio,.5 ha c., here%s Louis Rose has neti.
me estate OF the late Lea KaUfnsrT ION. on
rra s,s,e: NOTICE is hereby given 10 ali xbon T.
the nrsvee 70 SNOW cause within ten DAYS NM
granted F'ioR sAou'a not Is
BY order Of the Court
~ Franz PACE Jr.. Cre-s
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RECEIPTS or PR0DUrP

observation-disclosures N2tchez-3J53 bales cotton
1920 SKIS cotton seed "a SKIS seed cotton and sundrie
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES st JOhn-3S4 hhds sugar
AZ hhis r'olaSses and sundr1es
hOBILB-SJeamer Creole-35T bales cotton and
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RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE

AND
TEXAS RAILROAD,
Passenger Depot foot of Canal street.
Trains leave at 1870 A. NJ, and SIS P. NJ.
Trains arrive at 225 p. II. and ll:5o P. VI.
PULLMANS PALACE SLEEPING CARS run
through to Lynchburg, Atlanta Louisville and st.
Louis making close connectons with al the popu
lar routes to the East, North and West
Tickets for sale corner Camp and Common
streets opposite City Hotel, and at depot.
NORMAN C. JONES,
General Freight and Ticket Agent.
s. II. SCRANTON.
ial " General Superintendent
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WAITED,

HOUSER EEPER,-WASTPr , s,r,,.,,..
= as housekeeper in gentIelner,'s faTn3 ~ ~ 80
h 10y Tho well Understands the management ~ q
nodsehoio Address C.. st this Office SCI
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-05

4 French chemist makes diamonds By
extractia- the color FROM other precious
stones.
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CHANGE OF TIME
GREAT JACKSON ROUTE
On and after October ~,
Trains will arrive and depart as follows:
DEPART. ARRIVE.
Express. A. NJ. Express. P. NJ.
Mail 6 p. NJ. MaiL......... 1925 P. VI.
Accommodation p II. Accommodation. 9:05 A. NJ.
Mail train runs daily. Express daily, except Sunday
THIS ROUTE oFERS
THE FOLLOWING ADVANTAGES:
By taking the A Il. train, you arrive in
LOUISVILLE, ST. LOUIS, CHICAGO, CINCINNATI
PITTSBURG, CLEVELAND. BALTIMORE,
WASHINGTON, NEW YORK, BOSTON, AND ALL
CITIES NORTH AND EAST,
Twelve hours in Advance of any Conn
peting Line.
PULLMAN PALACE CARS
On the train from Canton to Esimboldt.
BY taking the P. NJ. train you arrive in
LOUISVILLE, and all points reached yia Louisville
six Hours in Advance of all Other Lies
ANB IN ST. LOUIS, CAIRO. CHICAGO.
And all points North, in
Less Time Than Any Other Line.
Pulman's Palace Cars this train from
New Orleans to Humboldt Memphis and Louisville
without change.
STAR S. JONES,
I.cket Agent, Galveston.
A. D. SHELDON,
Ticket Agent New Orleans
c. P. ATM0RE,
General Passenger Agent
s. L. CAREY,
General Ticket Agent.
E. D. FROST,
uo2l dGw General Superint4ndept
SUNDAY EXCURSION.
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH.
ERS RAILROAD.
Commencing SUNDAY, June 9, and until furthe,
notice, an excursion train Will leave the Calliop@
street depot, at 1875 NJ, and returning reach the
city at ii P. NJ.
Great Reduction in Fare.
New Orleans to
Premier, intermediate stations and return 81
Pontchateula, intermediate stations and re
TURN. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS On
Amlte City, intermediate citations and re-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. J 80
Magnolia intermediate stations and return 9 o.
g. D. FROST, General Superintendent
les S. & CAREY. General Ticket Agent
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.;........... = l3a Gp8 Il
CHARLES L c. DUPUY. Cn-bicr
Dividend Declared.
STOCK holders, three and a half par cent tor H.
"-A'i1S' uepOsltors one per cent Tor three months
SAMUEL H.. KESNFDY Presifcnt
CHARLES L. c. DrFuY, Cashier. - isi I'm ed
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Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN
Sunday, January 5, 1873.

OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN
Sunday, January S, 1873. :
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Emily Souder, Burdick. for New York
steamship Margaret, Baker, tor Key West and
Gear keys
British ship Marlborough Graha m for LiveIrsol
Ship Forest Eagle, Hosmer for Havre
ship Riverside, Rich for Cork for orders
Bark Sagadahoe Geyer, for Boston
Spanish bark India LarraUri for Barcelona
Spanish brig Antonio Malaro, for Barcelona
swedish brig Umea BJjjrTbib for Liverpool
schooner May Eveline, II cken, for Lucca
schooner Lizzie Kt.-um Weaver, TOT Ptnsaceie
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
BItieh steamship Arbitrator Craig froEl liverpool
December :. o Ocean. ZeregA &r0-3d district
Ship Marcia Greenleaf Poole 50 days from Ant
werp, ttpma5ter-PoInt
ship MCNraf, Scott, 10 days from b fast. NE, 10
Loy ell BaRey-Ist district "a
Norwegian bark Regulus, Hansen, u days from
ERr,;if. TO masteT-Algier5
Spanish brig Trinidad Ray o. DAYS from Trinidad
III ballast, to Aveudauo Brcs-Zd district Is
Tow3oaTs.
Harry Wright RiddeD from The Fasses-went
down hght-Brought up snip ncNear and bark
Regulus
Gladiator, sturtevant from The Passes-went
down hsht-Broqght mp ship Marcia Greenlt as
and brig Trinidad
STEAMBOATS,.
Natchez Feathers from yickshurg
II John Greathouse. from PauutmiRe
creole, Hopkins from Nobile-Sew Baeiu
6ELoW COMING UP.
elip eells Nemcomb from Antwer November H. to
Lowell % Bailey
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1t. Charles Theatre,

The last opportunity to witness che
"Humpty Dumpty" pantomime, and see
the skilltul velocipede riding of the infants
Venus and Adonis, the former only four
years old, should be embraced tonight. A
successful engagement will then be closed
Tomorrow evening the Berger family,
Swiss bell ringers, with Sol Smith
Russell, the greatest humorist and mimic
of the age, will hold the boards of the St.
Charles Theatre, and continue to do so for
xuaal-
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Neutrality-suspicious. ofniaes. Etc.

Sgessrs Hay & Mehle furnish US the fol
lowing report. Their quotations represent
actual sales at first hands. Weighing
bundling. drayage and commission have to
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Academy of Music

The Imaginable pantOmime of Jack she
Giant Killer" follows the circus entertain
meut of Mr. James Robinson's champion
company tonight at the Academy of Music.
Yielding to the earnest demands of the
generous public, Mr.. Robinson has been
persuaded to remain here another week
with his champion circus and elegant Paris
show. There will be an entire change in
the programme. Lydia Thompson next
,rnnl
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BANKS AND BANKING.

OUARTERLY REPORT
STA TIE NATIONAI BANK
Mutual SYSTEM.
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LtI5AL NOlTNES,
STATE OF LOUISIANA

(>""~N~"y~>>~-~~-~-,~.-,>--~--., -,---- ~, $780, ~,
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
''> III DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE P,PIsH OF
ORLEANS
'A'ob JOHN HYERS VS.. HIS CRFDTroF
39sI..
~ ALL W HON 1T MAI COSCFRS yo-TCEIs
OF JanoL T "S gwen thst meeting OF the creditors
Dreyfnns ~ hNefs VIII be convened b.fore Abel
DAY Jan,p tssl n"tary public IN his civ on MON
berats ,- L. 1875 az twelve O inrk " IN deli
upon his petition fur - a Hs 70
New OrI.srs JOHN 4 ~ Clerk.
----------o(-- tC y loI2 .el2t5 Jsl2'
THE sFA1iE - L0.l-r-5NA.
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT 80 -.,,p,su NJ
ORLEANS
w. Il DiedES vs. HIS CREDIroas-Eo. $3.50.
's'o ALL WHOM IT NAV c.,,..-
~ " hereby given that a p,est; hAN NoIlHs /.
pr H. plsges viii he coiTen 81 the creditors
J1nns 49, -hSSssafy public ia this 10 Vei6sY
conS"5 - TO- at tSolVe s'elock ~ VI 800
bigs a' h the application far ~ 'aAU LII
tine IN ms pet son hIsd herein 10 p - ~ san
pTorsr- Ere -.ed IS against he y, a-on nd
~ IFf2 dei4 u jslf'
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
TOW3OaTs.
STEAMBOATS,.
EELOW COMING LIP.

Natohez. Feathers. from yickshurg
~ John. Greathouse, from P!auuemiRe
creole Hopkins from Mobile-Sew Baeip
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EXPORTS,

elip eells Nemoomb. from Antwer Eoven Der II to
1uvtli % Bailey
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{. CAVARoC.
i. PILOT, JK..
A. q. La PICE.
q I.vE

l. the Ui.LKTAhDhUR,J r., Notary Public.
CAVES 70, uIGt Ihlgnrd, Deputy Recorder of Mort
OF iouisfnns Is,ish and ciry of New Oreans state
DO hereby certify that the foregoing
III ms Office, in Book society NJ .oIo 81 '-A'' Wy
~" orleans, Janucry Z, lt71
true copy: ''>A-' Ill bepuy'
ja3 l. l. , 81 ! A. 'F.' Hc.ary tnohc.
k.HM
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-05

gEgO THE EAsT.........TO THE EASY
Via Louisville and Ohio ind Rlississ2Se
Railway
The completion OF the Louisville Divisiou Of Eajs
road, and the splendid equipment for pssssnss'
travel, makes this the
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-05

The opportunity to witness the illusion
quisnl is seldom presented, but the time
comes TO night; the place, the Varieties
Theatre. His performances possess rare
attractions, and the audience will be large.
of course. Tomorrow evening the beaut-
full play of "Rosedale" will be presented,
with Mr.. Lawrence Barrett in the leading
character. who will also appear during the
week in Julius Caesar" and the "Marble
Heart"
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1873-09-29

FRESH BUTTER IN WINTER.-As a
general thing, butter is scarce during
the winter season. and fresh butter bears
a high price. By taking proper meas
ures, which include having the COWS to
come in from October to January; a
warm, comfortable stable, frost-proof
dairy. clover hay cut in blossom and
well saved, supply of carrots, perfect
cleanliness in the stable, and plentiful
supply of water free from ice OF snow,
with daily drinks of bran or oatmeal
slOp slightly warmed, the dairy may be
made as prolific and far more profitable
than in the summer. The butter will
be yellow, hard, and will keep fresh
longer, and from its scarcity at that
season, would bring very high price.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1873-09-29

FENCE Posrs.-A writer in the YES
tern Ratral says: flake boiled linseed
oil, and stir in pulverized charcoal to
the consistency of paint. Put coat of
paint. Pat coat of this over the tim
Der, and there in not a man. who will
live long enough to see it rotten. Ihaye
taken out Eastwood posts, after having
been set seven years, that were as sound
as when first put into the ground. The
posts can be prepared for less than two
cents apiece" They should be well sea-
soned before the oil and charcoal are
applied
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1873-09-29

THE COUNTY FAIR.-It seems to us
that no farmer of any intelligence can
afford to ignore his county fair. 1t is
proper to say this here and now, since
the fall fairs are now open. When
we say ''ignore," we do not mean that
it is enough that the farmer shall attend
the fair as evidence of recognition. He
should show something thereat. Why?
Because, theoretically, atleast, the coun-
ty exhibition is an index of the county's
agricultural condition, of the enterprise
of its farmers, of their skill and care as
cultivators, of the character of their
live stock, of the elements of wealth,
natural and acquired, with which they
operate. The stimulus Of local pride
alone ought to be sufficient to load the
tables with field, orchard, garden, dairy,
and household products. Local pride is
good thing. 1t should be cultivated.
Its demonstrations are always good In
vestments, since the reputation of To-
cality depends in a large degree there
upon. County and township fairs are
excellent places whereat to make such
demonstrations. The stranger looks
upon the fair as means of forming
judgment but he often errs, because it
is too often the fact that the best farm
ers are in no sense represented at the
local fairs. They lay back and growl
and grumble because the fair manage
ment is in bad hands, or is not managed
son the square" or because fairs are
"played out" Unfortunately, fairs are
playing out because the best men hold
themselves aloof from them.
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2Fericrrlf,tral Department
I. D. R. COLLINS, Editor.
For the Monitor.
IMPROVEMENTS IN PANS.


Among the almost innumerable i'm
provements that have been patented
within the past few years, in the vari-
Gus branches Of human industry, until
lately improvements in the various ope-
rations connected with the dairy, with
the single exception of churns,) have
seemed to be neglected. This has been
especially the case in that branch Of the
business connected with butter making
The invention however of the Jewett
milk pan seemed to direct the attention
of other inventors to the subject; and
various pans, varying more or less from
the Jewett, but all embodying the idea of
setting milk in large quantities, in a
single vessel, and applying water to reg
ulate the temperature of the milk during
the time of setting, have been invented.
The idea seems to have been pretty gen.
orally accepted by dairymen, that some
method of regulating the temperature of
milk especially during the hottest wealth
er, is absolutely necessary in order to
secure all the cream, and of quality to
produce good butter, and in my opinion
the idea is correct one. But it is nec-
essary to 60 a step further, and after
having secured the cream, to keep it at
proper temperature until churned. AL
though the milk may be treated in the
best possible manner, up to the time Of
removing the cream; if the cream is
then exposed to high temperature, and
allowed to rise to so or above, though
it may be afterwards cooled to the prop
er temperature, it will not make good
quality of butter. To secure the best
results, the milk should be cooled to
about CO. as soon as possible after
drawing from the cow, and nearly the
same temperature maintained until the
cream is churned. For the purpose of
securing this result with the cream, Mr..
H. o. Baldwin of North Wolcott has in.
vented cream can, which I have ex-
amined and tested for a short time, and
find it to accomplish the object sought.
l understand that the can will be on
exhibition at the Orleans County Fair ;
and the object of my writing at this
time is simply to call the attention of
dairymen to it, that they may give it a
personal inspection at that time; and
consequently l will not attempt full
description of it here, but simply say
that the principle involved is the same
as in the large pans can within a
can, and the application of water (cold
or warm) to regulate the temperature.
Either still or running water may be
used if the former, it of course neces-
states the drawing off and reflling,
once or twice day in extremely warm
weather. It can stand in the dairy
room the hottest weather, and will keep
cream perfectly a week or more. l
would further say that I have no per-
sonal or pecuniary interest in it, and
only ask farmers to examine for them
selves. |. d. R. COLLINS.
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Dodge Irasburgh Emery
SEoRETARY-Z Jameson, lrasburgh.
ASSISTANT SEcRETARY-E Fl Webster
TREAsURER-I N Cushman,
Chamberln Albany Bradley Bloomington
True Coventry Kelsey Derby; Cook Greensboro;
Irasburgh Parker LOWELL True Newport;
Robinson Barton Calvin Sawyer Charleston; Hastings Crafbury
Phillips Clover Martin Holland Cranda
Morgan; Cole Salem; VIM Bruce Wemore; Miller Wefed
MARsHAI-Capt E G Rowell Albany.
MARsHALGeo. Blake Barton;
G Dow, Albany.
Dwnel Mechanics Hail.
Floral Hail. Farley Horses; Thomas Baker,
and Oliver
Sugar For premium list phamphets
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During the Fair the Orleans Fair Ground Company will the
following Purses:
of
September
to
I'd Sd.
No.
o dand1 t
No "A Purse of $780, Open all Horses $40 I'd
to
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Which are the best large pans in use, as they are
Cheaper. More Durable and you can take
care of the milk with Less Labor than with any
other kind. Those wishing for large pans viii do well
to call and these pans before purchasing
they will be sold at present at the following prices:
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music BY NEWPORT COR
NET BAND.

Tickets will be sold for this Fair
" r. All Horses entered In the above Races will be anspo
charge Membership Tickets not transferable sold for ST. and
holder and wife, and their minor children and both days the
Races single admission % cents not owned by members single
double SO
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For Sale Cheap!

valuable farm.-with stock and farming tools if
desired Terms easy For particulars inquire at the
office of CIRCUIT BALDWIN, Barton, Vt.
March &c, 1873. I3-a
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Conditions:

These Races be mile heats full mile best harness. and will be
the National Association
the Purse which must the nomination in all Three
to
only All be made B. ROBINSON Clerk of the
Barton VT, before Saturday. September O'clock
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Notwithstanding the above announcement we have
been to Boston and and returned; and have on
hand the best stock Of goods Of every kind which
have had the pleasure of Offering to the people of
Barton and surrounding towns. Some of our neigh
bors may have more goods than we,-that fact we do
not know,-but certain it is we have never had SO
many goods as now. All kinds Of Dry Goods,
embracing
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| Set Pans & Cooler large enough for 6 Cows SS5
TOWN, COUNTY,

Tin manufacturers wishing to make these pans in
their locality. will be literally dealt WITH by calling on
or writing to /. P. WHITNEY or WIN. EODGDON.
North CtaAsbuTy, April 81, 1873. i6<f
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in exchange for goods accounts.
One thing we want more than another. and that is
MAPLE SUGAR. for which we will pay the highest
price, II any OF our friends have more money than
thew want they may divide with us and win not
find any fault Don't buy any goods until you have
taken look at stock and learned the figures. We
always take pleasure in showing our goods, even if
we do not sell.
Skinner 81 Drew.
Barton. Nav Is, 1879.
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lamentsd Bishop Kempsr had watched the
brilliant course OF the young prslats, and
when be began 70 exhibit symptoms Of de-
cl;ning strength, by reason Of bis advanced
age, received him into the Office Of Assis-
tans Bishop. He Vas eonsecrated in the
following December, and entered upon the
duties Of has new position on the 9th of
January. 1867.
His subsequent history is too we'll known
TO need rehsarsal here. On the death Of
she venerable Bishop Kempsr he pscams
the head Of the diocese, and lsborsd faith.
fully and zealously in advancing the high
and holy Interest. Ct his charge. True to
his noble aspirations in the cause of the
Church, he laborsd increasingly, without
regard Of self. and at last fell in the good
fight Here the See House and Cathedral
will ever remain . monument Of his M
tiring zeal in the good work. These were
his latest acquisitions. Through his efforts
the property was secured and dedicated to
the uses Of the Church.
IN the death Of Bishop Arnitags the
Church lost one Of her nobisst sons and
the commonwealth an oarness and devoted
citizen.
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Ous Thin, Lacking,

A clergyman at tie hotel aas been
seriously ill for few days past. A kind
hearted nurs-, in the Perse0 of az old
pioneer Of this State, '49er. has been
pa,ie,tly waiting on the sick man and
min,.tering to his physical wants. The
nurse was full Of sympathy for his charge.
and Determined to lsass nothing unIone
chat he could d. to Eake his patient con
Portable. Fearing ths, the sick man was
rackwari n making known his wants. the
nurse addressed him As fclloxs; Ask OF
me any favor thst you want, and will be
delighted 70 dc it. Don't be afraid to ask. y
The clorSJ man t.in'iy responded, Pray
for me- The '49ss stood aghs=.. snt
replied: II can whip grizzly bear
play poker, drink . gallon OF lighting
whisken, and swear blue streak, hat
haven't seen the inside Of . church fo
twenty-five vears, and can't pray. Doa'
know whore {" begin, what to say. who h
talk sc, nor when to let up I'll 70 out .,
the street and whip the biggest man il
to~a for you--anythiak but make pray
er." Ths misisee. sntersAins . higl
opinion Of his nsrss, ssA u getting aettsr.-
stradd Eater<sse.
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day, and the surviving passengers and crew
will be transferred to an United States ship
at Santiago de Cuba in an equally open
manner. The vessels to perform these
services will be soon, if they have not al
ready, been designated by the Secretary of
the Navy. This is the condition of all
airs tonight. which has served to inspire a
hope Of continued peace with Spain, in or
der that the United States may continue to
give their moral support to the CASTELAR,
Government in iis efforts to establish re-
public.
cAPr.-crN. JovELLAR.
Admiral Pslo has lately received = CON-
munication from Capt. Gen. Jovellsr, in
which there is no reference 10 the subject Of
his alleged resignation.
wARnArLRIAL.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 1.-THE ordnance and
war material sent from here to Pensacola
consisted Of twenty-si1 Is inch mortars,
forty-eieht Q to 10 inch guns, thirteen 100
pound parrot, 1850 l3 and 20-inch shells,
1880 9 to 20-incL sold shot. 1900 hand.
grenades, and 1850 l)o-pcund shell.