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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-23
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d, Q. \. FELLOWS.
JOHN LOCKW0O
D. E. PURCELL.
&. RCSELILs.
on I

.Hr. Elliott favored the report, bat advo.
Gated moderation in progress. He wished
TO give the company an opportunity 10 re
pair ali mistakes before adopfn: extreme
measures.
Mr Burbank said the citizens lad waited
for about forty years.
Mr.. Commandeur asked that committee
be appointed to correspond with the com-
pany, and inquire if reformations will be
made. aud then. if the cornorat ton will not
cira snoel-- roIiof - bo,.a ,,,,,,,,,I;,,,,, :,
9.:..l
9tt'"''"'
Mr ii. Tcbbe stated tha. the CarrolIton
CeunciI had inst held q meeting and
,,4.,,teI r..oI,tion. 49,. ...,-4io,Iv r7I;,a
t'''' '''"''''i"47 nv ''''-' ''''-'
tie above, asking speedy :eiorin on tie
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-23

LOUISIANA ELECTION INVESTIGATION
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-23

CREDENTIALS OF RAY AND M'MILLEN
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-23

THE YOUNG PRINCE IMPERIAL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-23
SEIZURE OF HAVANA STEAMERS

SANTANA BAY COMPANY MEETING
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CIGARS

TAtNjE EAGI,
IAFuKrtR OF HAVANA CIGARS,
Wholesale and Retail. store.
Southeast Corner of ~. C,,op,a. ,a.,.n,
mon exreets.
my on IA "a very large and selected
."'s 81 Inc oes' scaOwn braaGs Ind s,2ee, Tor "a
sees. 3m
3O 900 (SAF ,:; 's: i !5s,15 IsTE15sI FEE
n .ioelty, from Havana, OF various classes, such
1 'ssares. lmperials aud Especiales. For sale.
<.aIl, g: Wholesale prices by
GONZALES BROS,
Corner Camp and Common streets,
anil a { branch stores No. Caroudelet street, and
c1Ct.er Union and Caronjelet streets. ial8 St
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-23

IcoNTlsULD oS EIGHTH PA0E.h
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-23
FOREIGN.

smail-PON in Peru-The Prince Imperial
Hts Political Guardinns-C Communists
Shot-Dr. POiZe Dangerously II-BuIa
wer's Burial Place-Viscount Bury on
Treaty of WashingtOn-1assesf for the,
Ex-EmperOr-AbOlish slavery in
Porto Rico-Extensiye German Emil
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-23
CONGRESS,

Memorial Asking Government Charge of
she Levees-Admiral and Vice Admiral
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of Ray and Me-
tiilien War Sl0Ops Bill Passed
Franking Privilege AbOIished-Dis-
cussing CGlOradO-LOuIsia Election
InvestigatiOn-NO New Legislation for
Negotiation of BGnds-s'ustOmliOuse
Value of the sOvereisu-R efunding the
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-23
sY TEL E 6 PHI.
LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS

LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS
CREDENTIALS or RAY AND M'MlLIEN
LOUISIANA ELECTION INVESTIGATION
REFUNDING THE COTTON TAX
SEIZURE OF HAVANA STEAMERS
SANTANA BAY COMPANY MEETING
THE YOUNG PRINCE IMPERIAL
MASSES FOR THE EX-EMPEROR
ILLINOIS SENATOR ELECTED
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-22
Nermtidlte 9ln,eiGcn.
&cinc HabnIDmer1en mchr

3a6nl6mGrJeH ieoer gIrt, EGtba iueur Die 9a5n
5oPi un6 ansCltett aHe, teereen ilr Die Qauer burt
ben bsrEamtsn rSRpti6sH Strait" b~eieitiot,
0frt&tae bat h9 bcretts CiHsn g8eItrubm %erruor6er
uno 1T eGt Bu hGbeu @ 20 mo so @ts. Die Ilaibe be-
]. Safene4rap, SIR. 10. oanouairoBe;
=. SepL, Gfe Slartesz mo Wonteomcrofr.;
9arI y. Brad, @6e guiors unb TorreTtfr;
2. MNittnddts gr. 28S, Beuni. '&penur;
7. Steinbpfer, Nr. 446, WttsAultFGorSIr.;
3. SdumGdrtner, @Ss SrG&t. Gp6 8reI6enffraFe
=. " Sari R1gls, GentrGh@Ge Der Yohon. uni
@befferfrase;
.. Nidltcr, Jtr. 1g4, FyCeerit. HOenue nno
u ~stid1tsr, 9GuRt= Rieoerla9e Rr. 81, ROrb,
SEodefDdp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-22
Observation-Disclosures.

Der 0atlpTer pJanlfs U. BQrp," Gapt. Sau, IleF
9eitern bon 9eluberr, 81 &C., bier elm.
Der 8ampfer "4uciqe. " Capt. GbiISs, fam geitern
BON gBilminqton. R.tG., bier an.
Vim %. Suli wuroe INTERIM So. greiten= uro %.
2dnsenSrabe bic rortpesii4e 8arte p2aura," Capt.
Siegnsr, aui Ter 5abrt bon Salpap naa unierem 9afen
aneetroffen.
amI1. Suli TAB man in Der Groofeo 5sIano Baha9e
Gapt. Duncan.
Na4 Baltimore beHimmt, fubrsn eeftern fuIsenbe
5abrieuge an Der 6eftun9 Wtonroe, gd., porbet: bic
BRIGGS nRomance." pom her SuGnO'JnleI Naoana,
r9tsule Ware" uHD sSome. pon UtutanJas auI Gubai
Die Barrie pGtban Auen,~ BON Bolton tOmmene.
Die bohe See 9erpannen, pom Baltimore ausgeIauTen,
am sonntage ~folgenoe Sabreuge: cer 9ampfer ysstp'
it9;". mad Sremen; tie Barrie .aoni8 aarI." mad gel'
illt IN 1rIauo; Die Briggs nSrio." pStalta,I yeon.
corn, " Chattanooga" nTioeIiu" uno 80. y. Ntbols;A
bic shooner pJane 5000 uno HEebeda 6Iorenee."
Die Briggs pGuba" uno n5iu9aI- I~e8elten 9slterr
non Der 6al1ptpner &heOe nah llelp. gOrt peiter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-22

nouer; Rinna 8iesanb uno ainosr unO =. Gtuf g8ie.
gam. E sgDeimar; Cornelius 6rsie nit Sam. Gts
shpeii; 6elsne Bet, Sarmftaot; Sob. 2annaraT nit
Sam, Barbara gairr u. q. Bauer nit Sam. 8ageru;
Snl, albert 9rasbtiln, gommern; 2oniie s6uIi uno
st56is mt Ga sam g gsSTI WTim 1GqO mit mt 5an9 G,, snt;
st0n. guO. 2ieHtte unO 6ricor. Wlap. Union Creme,
Sob: 5ris gldfing nit Sam. 5riB SddfFer, Tti6aeI
9lote, greu6en; 5atobine SGDt, 6rau 5tuiine 9ees nit
Sam, Gbr. 9ottI. 8ritb, Rs9ina RoicnfeIo uno @br.
Wtaier. gBlrttemter9. 5rau5 :. WetterbOft. 9. u. So.
nen3 Sernb. GI6bnt nno 5rans Br6rmann, Oloenburs;
9obann 8abn, Sberfrantsu; Guitar 9ergtus, gapsrn;
Setnr. Saal, Seien Sarmfta0t; gBtlb Sdel, Waeoei
pble &nDhenbauer. 2ere, 9~brifupb. Charlotte, 5rcefe.
rHo Sophie 6oumeper, Imalie Stodlnann, Sranj Bed,
mann uno Gilh. 8ienen. Sode, Sauuooer uno 8ernb,
Rtbn ans Saneu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-22
Excelsior Soothitno Syrq,,,

Gtublntert Dollars be5abteu mir Seoem. ueT5er
nG0netlt, o9B .nur Die aler9erInste DteaGG Teors
pplum ODER Opium in 8. RtdteT,s Excelsior 500.
thing syrup, nte oteieS Del aasR anOerH Der Sale
entbGlten III.
Vtuttsr, ssRt aar tHR &uren 4inbern, bann tperbei
tyr be bebGlteH; oerlelbe erleittert bas 3abuen unb
9lebt lbnen Cinen %seiuHoen Ghtai.- Seoer apot6efer
5at Soothing Syrup auf Eager; Breis % Gents pro
Slaf6e. u. * d. Rid,ter,
(URurlS, 1StdfD4P) Baltimore. gpb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-22
Bur l1fadltnnn fir Air

Uelbe Ibrs 2d6ne tonfernirI l.Ho ueTI66netn ,uoIs
len. Nte OF pro ME ptgi 6re rerIdieoenen 8rdpa.
rate fir 8sri4OGttHna un0 @ouferpirunq Ser 3G6nt
81 nfihFten iibrt9 lofen, bal ieoer SetbeiliQte ielba
eIia6reR. Qr. Or. SGutenbaap, @de Der Guiau5 unb
Saratogafrase, bat SroIit etrpas gang DorBiiolibee
onjuGi3tsE. SO II oteLe5 ieine btrigmte
TURKEY MY SnGuttnftur.
@epriift un6 enpfobten BON ben Serren 8Qbr6r,ter
4oopes, Reed, Burton, 9ud DC.
90 Gents pro Elafae.
Set altn 9ro8utfttn uGS aBOfbetern 1u baben.
(Eebr. l2,1S tUDAp)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-22
g. W. Sarranger $50.
- Nrpptifuncm=S Gncler
nn6 Observation-Disclosures.

iGI5en Shirfcn, Frufts uno Shuiterfiide, GinoHsib,
5hneineHeti6 eiu uHo balten Sd ats, SQruetne<
life. 9uttelu II. |. N. aui Eager.
ErGutfnrter Wurf4en Fets o~orrdt6tg I'M
Sonuer uHo BlRtel.
@tabllfemeHt an Der uerlau9erteu Beuuigl'
Uaniaz Apenue.
WarftHduss: Rr. sc, GENRE, 63, 5auupers,
al, Germ atom uue 50, Rid1mpue. Wartf.
u. B. eiberaler RGbbatt iur Gambler; 6oteis uno
2loeH perior9tu no Gqe 8aaren iret e~elieiert.
Asentur iIr lBu~rtlsii6bGder uno 6teii6cr : rtens
ftlicn. BurtoGrme, zine Spejialitdt. Bon >Sffcea
Ssr 63S. CUidrll4,fS,4.p)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-22
nSPQaRf nip Yinrrh.e \

Bg@SaBt ME StarrbGe, QElbr oSer
lr9eno cine lnterleibstrQnGBeit ihreu ei9enen
Aieg nehmsa, fuean abr nidt idlimme Sols
gen erFahffn lUOut. 0Mr6 ben @ebrQud BON
DR., BpiE's Diarrhoea Curative ueroeu oieie
arantbetteu b~aISi9i, fiber unb obne 6olQen
beieitiqt.
gu hahen bel nnen 9rnnuiten GczA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-22

barmlOs wie sem0bnIider StQub, f6efst
&nowle'8 nietteu=@eruidt ole
ihaoliNen Srfetten pie ber 9lie. 8ei'm
&auie Der 9roBcn TlacOns ipart man beoeu.
teno. - Bites a3abumebs Eropfeu beilen in
eIner Ultlute. Q73,5,0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-22

Jn Der - it=SaItimOrcr 6aae,"
gtr. 1875, Glib : ann & StraBe, finoet ieoen
.8tenltag unO Samtu9 46euO @arteu- Gona
3ert ftQtt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-22
SarrifOn'8 neueS apednffdlt anF Der
Efnhtffr. s&riicFp
asP Tiir M1entdhen nnb q

lt leBt er0fTnet. User nd GrbOlnng Deri6af.
len ODER ieine @lieDer itdrteH nil, periaume
ntdt, 6ieie AnitaIt III beiuhen!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-22
Gte seRrtsen gettdufs Quf Der bisRssn Sorie BE-,

IIUUtN.
5 400 8Otttmorer Staode6ier, 1890 .......... o..
2.0U0 Ditto Ditto 1890 .,,,.. qS'
60J Ditto bttGo 1890 ... qS.
900 Ditto Ditto 1873 ......... 100
1000 "Salto.@ SbiozSab SbIt9at. 1889, Gr QS
1000 "&orolibe &eHtraIbabn"s6r, Cob, 1890 go
4.0O Ditto Ditto Ditto &c.
1000 Ditto Ditto Ditto 50
1000 "@entral: Ohio Sabn".7 bl L.. 9pp., CT, 50
l,DOO ~YiGr. @iHc. uBGbu "Obl., 3. Sup., ST 81
20 . Ditto Ditto btt.u ST
1000 nStr9intGzE~ euneiee -9ubn".SbI. 2.S,Sr ss
IL Utica Der n0rtlten NattouGl=8ant".... 80
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-22
NIerdnSer 03rDmn & @nbu

MteTanSer SrDWnS SDbue.
Rr. 1853, 8ets8altimurefr.
GBeGIet ouf @roSbritdnien uHn Srlanb. FoufntHn,
RLitR. un6 Retie@&reottbriefe aue9ege9ga 5Gt cut
meItteiIe.
EeIesrspbitds nebertTosazssa bon 9eIh bon uni
mad 90nbonuno Sl3efpooG,
8ori3tse ntreen aui 9oumpoIe unb onbere Bro.
ourte asrnapt' (SaH. 20,12Dttl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-22
SQS
Mnfo1tg=
Eminent


BELT aud
Nsuralgie, 3lheumati8muS, @idt, labmcr
Riiden. Sal5fuB, gtftige giIIe, anBere ano.
den. uuo Wusfel : QeiOeu, nebe 9lufruorzen
II. |. ~. uHo fam nit 3Eedt als Die BQuacde
fir ale
Gufertt6c SSunSeu
gelten.
B~ Mldn merle ipObI, bicEc8 Qinfa
rIent Fam nioht IN ctnem Eaoe pber
Sabre empOr, 0as bic abiuroeItenY II nm.
natilrlldlten &uren, ME ie iitr ME gil3e emf
porgeIbofene, neIe 2inimeute beouiprudlt
tperoen, oollbradt bnbeu i0qte. Souogrn ms
lteben cine @rtatruag uno Yriifseit BON iiber
orstft9 SabreH nit ben neIentlititeu
6elultGten nno elmer Wiaiie BON .3eugutFeH
aar Seie.
Grueiit iid ous Eminent nidt 10, wie es
empfoblen III, 70 niro
S1s Sclo ;mriif1cAcbcm.
Wau laiie fh nidt our6 ben @ebrau9 Ell
mes GnOcren Gtrtments, fir melde5 o%ieIelben
@l9snihatteu uuA &eiultate beaniprnd)t per.
ben, bintera:bent Sie ltuo III 2ug unO Gruq.
gtGp Gese ilher uub bole li9 nur cas-
WSerifaniI6e
NfNGanG=&iniment.
BSg @s IT bel alien apotbetern unO in aI>
len IQuoiaoen 5I
%, SO Gsats nuO 81 pro BtaIde
gu babeu.
gtaR 9ebe auf @r6Be Der BlaIdt, gsrputs
hung Il. /. 10. A6t!
Lyon Manufacturing Company.
(apr l29.i. q. D tam, I2Rts, 8. E.S.J
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-22

NNlrp0E idaft, feline adbmuns, pelhe midi
oaolrb sebstIt Deroen fam. Dteies LII cine bernef.
lene. aber benno6 paPre auhdGHns. Gs it bieIes
tetne 3dulhung. Setn &um6u9. 8as ReSept III uml
ieee llai1e s%eptdeIt. Gin GtFfutdr, .3eusuiie nuns
nertaFer SureH Ses Rbeumatismus, Der ReuraGate,
oes aiunba6snframpise, Der 8ertaudung, bon @es
f6DuIfcn, Branouunben, 8ruduunben. fIa6bruf.
iiti9eu9iBlpunbeu, e~rfrorcnsn GiBeH, @i6t, Sbren>
idner5en, SallfluB IL. f. 10, mitiammt Dem Heierts
oes "Ltniment'' tutro auf Serlanoea gratis ttaeh6
Sem lnben jugei6ift. sc IT, bieies Ointment" bas
Dunoerborfte, iemaIs in Der gDelt p~ro6uBirte bei(euog
uao idmerBfiltnoe Wittct. @s fnbgt ihneaer Mbs
fGs, ats irasns Elm anoerer grtitel, sraes neil cs bos
bepirrt, mag Is peripri6t. Cine 5laI6e bes Cen
taur kimiment' fir Gbtere (sslber 1mIbraq) IN elm
SuHocrt Dollars lucrtb fir Rferoe uub Rau(tbtere.
Die ben Spatb, bic 6tetienuerreRfuns ODER Den souer
BADEN, oOer fir G6aafe, bic ON auefen tStrntuiirs
nlsr) Isioen. 3etne 6olnilie, tein 9abeHeisrel lam
beutiseH Cages obne oGs "CertGNr L;alAsatta ferNo
iueroen. Staifen a. So Gents 'uno ,u $i,-d. %.
Reie s GUmP.r 8fr. 5a, SrVdewap, Reu.gorf,
&Gaftortd" lit me5r, ais Elm bl6ses Gubfttut fir
Gaftorol. Us lit bas einjtse befebenoe ifheIe
NIttel sur Re9uIirung bes lnteIeibes, ot seiIlHa
Der BinOtoItt unb CUR Serita gnng etaues Ratlrlitr6
ssiunoen s6tof?s. IS III aaSeae5n ain..; afnneb,
meE. S.,aosr stdu6sH li6t Sargat An ltreieu NM
0{ ptatter tonuen rubin iblateu.
@Puz4ftSDtt~ a.E.4.pu.8)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-22
gu baben bel allen 0roqnifen, QG7-)
non Sic Trooe ocICY7t= c.

Bn Die TraQe QelaT7t. Serporra.
9enoe 4er}te. nie 8r. 9ames &tarf, 2eibar,t
oer &oni9tH 8ittoria, uub Or. 5u9bes Ben,
nett, ia9eur oaB bic Aus5ehruug betl6ar 1T.
Or. Btitar muBte oieS, ais er Ieinen lest melt.
berithulteu " ilottri d. ens8a!Iam er.
tano unO Die &rtabruug bat bieNittiqteit lei.
Her Ahrqt oeloleleft. Q72-O
gaT Gecfer'S Tarina 1T Elm oeIifater
gtahrungsartlfel nno cine berrlite GQiel3ierbe.
(Wtai 81, 2WRte, 4. p.) =
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-22
s.. g. Bp0's 0anO9crtraaens

SolnmcrQ1rten,
nabe 2ombaroitraBe, 1T icet ge6ffnet. Der.
ielbe 1T geidmafuoq eiH9eriftet uno ais Der
tiiblIte, Iuitigite unO angenebmfe aufent.
balt8ort Se0em 3u empfeblen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-22

Sm Stag=6aas@artens"
Yer. 50, 9anOoertrGBe, tpirO Capt. Stet'8
GtudteOrps bon lest on ieOsu Roata9 AbenO
c0HSertlre1l.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-22
Gentaur-3inimfnt

Die eroBe G%rtbeduHs oes 3eits
alters. IS siebt feline S6mer,er,
nslhe nidt bur6 oas "Centaur
Lintment' seboben, feline De.
6uult, bic nidt babur6 Deqge'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-22
StQOt Baltimore

E6g@ 8eriouen, Die M dhrenb Der
6 mmermonate bic Staot berz
Iaiien uub ben p&orreipouoen-
ten" tGglid ODER m0dentlih 4 II,
gei6ift Al baben 10 ii n h en-, Il II D
eriuht, ihre Ibreife in Der Grp.
b. Sl. aufsu9eben. Greis bes tdaltdeu
Slattes pro Wonat, iucllitue YortO, so, Ses
Mathematician 8latteS % Sta.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-22
Wmt[idle SricHifte.
BOrienbertdte.
8eridtet BON @m. SiIber S SDbuen,
Ir % Snu+hGrobe

Baltimore, cen 81. Sui. QbsRos 5 rBr.
Aua, Rer(. Qna. BerI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-22

3u taHtn bri ouen apOtBercrn! tapr.2sta lamp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-22

am 10. Au9ult.
Ser r3afaDette. 4urn1erein"
bat anf Scnntag, ben 3. aug., cine 3ampf-
boot=@4tnrIOu nud nMonumentaIs 6iibings
9rooe" ueranltaltet. Die 0titglieoer, iopie
Die 6reunoe OeS SeretnS ituO oaSu eingelaosu.
Scr uNotbmdnner . Sd~neerbunN"
fetert Utonta9, ben 4. 4uguIt, isiu 3~rpetteS
groBe8 Bicntc uuo SomaIernd1t8fet IN 8.
@ut9'8 alteM Saiteenbofe an Der 8eIairs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-22
Sueercttet ID

Getb SS. SOtplc s GDbncm,
Bottom, Wla0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-22

Die ,Saltimprer S61nsen : Gefens
fbaft"
feiert ibr idbrlide8 S9isenfsR au 49,, &c.
unb %. augHf in iBrem Yarte on Der 9ee
lQirs Stood.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-22

Die UOermdntd Wannte Nr. Ill,
neS SeutfdbenSrSenS Der 6aruaGrt"
Wirb Souutag, ben ri. Sali, NIT benz DAM
pier y@beter" einen aushHg na9 ,0tonrz
mental 6iihing .@reue MAIDEN. Der 0ampter
plrO I'M 8 llbr MorgenS unO nm l nbrgia9.
mtttagS BON Der 2t9btftrubeu=8 erite abfabren
uno sur 8eQuemlibfett Der 8 / : Baltimorer
an UrOpn'S Berfte aulegen.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-04-03

A bill recently passed the Michigan
Senate which is creating considerable
excitement among the Roman C1tho-
lies Of that State. as interfering with
the prerogatives Of the Church. The
till proposes acton very similar TO
that recently assumed by Bismarck in
Prussia. 1t provides for the punish
ment by a heavy fine or imprisonment
OF any ecclesiastical authority who shall
sX communicate or ever discipline any
member of his church for the purpose
of preventing such Il member from
su,.5 ANY C.ugcn dlsnltary or any re
iigious society for debt or claim or
for the protection of his civil rights,
The bilI-which. we believe, has not
yet become a LAWS meeting with
very determined opposition from one
body OF Catholics. rs they contend that
it is an effort to reduce the Church To
complete subsection to the State.
There is another body of Catholics,
however, who favor the bill. Tie
question involved has more than once
come up in conflicts between the CHurcll
authorities and the members of their
cummuniOns, but it Is the first time, we
believe. that a movement has been
made to establish Il law providing pun,
Ishmcnt for exercising ecclesiastical
discipline
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-04-03

model New England Factory. lie owns
500 acres Of land, is running 7l2 splndles
and 30 looms, consuming one bale OF cot
ton per day, and producing 100 bolts or
100 yards, Of cloth per week lie runs
by water in winter and spring. IN summer
and autumn steam Is ~supcradded TO ms
water power. He runs also a flour ana
grist mill, with Il capacity of 50 bushels
Der day, and also cards wO0lJo the public
convenience. lie has a school house ANA
church on the premises, and furnishes bis
| operatives with houses, gardens and wood,
The Town Creek Mills IRE five miles from
win hester. near Elk River.
FIGURING mills are abundant. Brown "
PAYNE, on Beans Creek. Mosely on the
same stream besides Buttcrw0rth, Arledge
has an extensive mill on Town Creek.
Graham on Little hurricane. TtIto on Elk
River. Oehmi5. Eslill and Sylcr each
have mills on Boiling Fork. Crane on
spring Creek. There j. also line hollr-
ing mill in Sinking Cove OH the table
land.
Grist mills and saw mills are to be Ioun'
on almost every stream. There are AIS
several steam sawmills, whicl, frequent
change their tocuS in qu2. under the pollc.
that "if tic mountain will not come
Malomct, Mahomct must 20 to the lnoln
tain" There are also many blHck'nlt
and wood shops outside Of the villages,
30 be continucij
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SheriFs Sale.

BY virtue of Il FL. Fa. to me direct
cd, from the County Court Of Franklin
county, Tenn e, in the ease of W. l.. Parks Il
wife, ct. ais. against Jno. G. Enochs, ct.
AIS. l viii expose to public sale. to the
highest bidder for cash. on the first Mon
day in April, 1873. III the town of Win
chester. Tenn. ut the Courthouse door, Il
tract of land levied upon as the property
of JAS. X. Shook, Zone OF the defendants
IN this casc,) to satisfy a judgment OBJ
tanned in this case. Said land Is the tract
upon which said Shook now lives. in Dis
trict No. II, and is bounded on the north
by the lands Of Abraham shook. deed, on
tie west by the lands Of John Francis. on
the south by the lands of Mrs. .. S-Shook
and VIM. Holders mountain lands. and on
the east by the lands on v M. and Mitctil
iiolder-containing about l5G acres. T'ir>
March lst. 1873.
TILMAN AELEDGE.
mar'-tds (6) Dep Sheriff.
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Non Resident Notice

Scott Davis, administrator, vs John For
mes, Jr" ct als.a
Upon auction, and it appearing to ;hc
satisfaction Of tie Clerk, from the bill
of CON plainant. which is sworn to. tl,it
the defendants, Frank Dane and wifi. Ma
tilda. formerly Fornes. citizens OF Min.
ncsota john fOrnrs. Caroline FOrnes. Cat
br.cl Drain, and wife Louisa, formerly
FornrS. I0nis Hahn and wife Mary. for
merly FornrS. citizens Of the state OF
Ohio, defendants. are uon-rcSidcnts urtIn'
state If TcMnr>Sec. SO that the ordinary
process OF law cannot be served upon
them.
1t is therefore ordered that publication
he made for four werksfn the tmc jour
nal. published in the town OF Winchester,
Tcnn.. requiring said nonresident defend
ants to ap jear on or before the LIST Mon
day in April next at the Courthouse
in Winchester. to plead. answer or demur
to said ronplainantS' bill, or the same will
be taken tor confessed and set for hearing.
eXparte rs to the ~. Witness my hand, at
office, this March 81, 1873.
GLEN. ARLEDGE, Clerk.
mal6-iW 81 so
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\ FATA DISEASE
The symptoms, Progress and cure
for CercbrO-Spinai Meningitis.

From the Nashville Banncr.l
This disease, which appears to have
broken out rs an epidemic here. as
rs well AS throughout the country, Is
attracting much attention. 1t is sup
posed bv some to be IN inillmatlon OF
the mcninmcs or c%nveloping mem
aranrs OF the brain aud spinal cord.
II j. no new disease, and IS well known
- our puy ,jctans. The causes which
produce it are unknown, but it is gen
orally attributable to the cold and
damp months OF late winter and spring
months, and is more prevalent N low,
miasmalic regions than in the more
elevated portions OF the country
The scvelest cases are generally
ushcrcd in with . chill more or less Sc
we're In many OF the cases that have
occurred here, this chill has proved
fatal.
After reaction or return Of warmth,
the disease is fully developed. The
uaticnt suffers with intense pain in the
head, neck and spine, with a tendency
- Jn,w ,Lo hand hack ward face flush
.aI arno srFIsol nn,ils contracted,
ro,In,snoss hard nulsr. ouirk respira.
,;nn ho, .k;, thirs, yo,nltiny consti.
noIiom L.Iirium and ]rrroucntlv con.
ii,,I,in,, Ao ,ho lisn,sn advances
,hn Jeliriom gives pl,cc 10 stuvor or
Inaw,innss wa ,~uuiIs hrc,nn d,l,tpd
,hn L,nrinn ]rrnonrutIv very much i'm
nair"d ,hn misc rnrhIe and great pros
p,',u Tro Ji.n,sn h,s hsrn known
anm,Ioto >, on,iro ro,,rsc: in ,iyht
Dt',' nr, Inv, non f]ronn,r,Iy from
,no f. ,' ,an,E dow
wv n" NV, cIos. " onr no]nnIa,ion, 20, ace
'' +. fro" frnm iIs attacks the
~" " nnI ,"unn orn alikn L,l,lr hut q
',i,.;,. oru1" oooo. h.r. hovo b..u
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Trustees Sale.

BY virtue OLA Deed Of Trust. executed
to me on the 10Th February. 1870. As Trns-
tee. by W. j. Sanders, TO secure two notes
payable to John A. Curtis, dated Feb. 10,
1870. with interest from date, due at IL
and a months, each Tor the sum Of S3O2.S2,
| will, on the LIST Monday in April 1873. il
being the 7tll Of said month. at the Court
house door in Winchester, Tennessee. offer
for sale TO the highest bidder, Tor cash, the
land described in said Decd OF TruSt-lt
being situated in civil district No. 0.
Franklin county. on Elk River. bounded
on the east by VIM. & Geo. Corn. south by
By Joe Little. west by Mr Julia a, san
dcrs. aud on the north by Elk River. con-
tanning 23G acres more or less. Conveyed
to secure said W. notes. Sale within
lawful hours. This March 9th. 1872.
r. ID. GREGORY,
marl3-tdS ~ Trustee.
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Nonresident Notice.
W. +. Kercheyal VS. James VI. Martin ant
others.

W. +. Kercheyal VS. James NJ. Martin and
others.
Original Attachment and Inj'n BILL
On motion, and it appeal ing to the sat
isfaction OF the Clerk Il Master, from the
Bill which is sworn To, that defendant,
James Monroe Martin. is either u non
resident of the State of Tennessee. or is
iIbScondinG and cOncealing himself; at
least. he conceals himself ~ that the or
binary process OF law cannot be served
upon him.
1t is therefore ordered that publication
he made tor four successive weeks in the
Home Journal. u Newspaper published in
Winchester. renn- requiring said IN
resident defendant TO appear on or before
the fourth Monday III June 1873, be-
tore the Chanccry Court at Winchester,
and plead, answer or demur to complain
ants bill, vr the same will DO taken Tor
confessed, and set Tor hearing ex partc rs
to him. Witness my hand, at office. in
Winchester, this March 2Stli, lS13.
i. II. FINCH, L. & II.
apr3-4w AZ
jesse Arled.e. Solicitor for complainant.