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New ORLEANS, May 81.

New ORLEANS, May 81.
The gun store OF Bouron, foreign
er, was Quilted by mob ON March 9th,
and he sued the city, claiming e3l, 600
damages. Judge Duren decided that
the city had no police under its con-
troll, and therefore was not responsible.
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pENMsYLvANlA.
PH1IApELrB

PHILADELPHIA, Nay 81.
Riddles cotton mill at Glen Riddle
was burned. Loss $4,000. Incurred.
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ST. LOUIS, May q

The Missouri State Editorial Con.
yention, which will meet ut Louisiana.
Mo-, next week, has made arrange
ments for an excursion trip to Chicago.
Two car loads of recruits for repi.
ments on duty in the Indian country
left here last night.
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NEW YORK MARKET.

New YonK, May 81. z,
FIouR-Quiet. J..
WHEAT--Steadier; sales oc Milws ;soI
kee, 10 arrive at June lst, at $l.63. 4
CoRN--Firm at 62@65.
OATs---t2uiet at 50@5G.
LARD-Easy at 9.
PoRk-Nominal at $780,
WHIsKY-95.
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MADRID, May Il.
The Carlists under Don Alfonzo, at
tackled Sanahiya yesterday, and after a
stubborn resistance the commandant
of tho garrison surrendered on the
condition that the lives Of his men
should be spared. Notwithstanding
the terms of capitulation the Carlists
butchcred one hundred and fifty OF
the men in the streets of the town.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-05-22

1t is useless for physicians to argue
against short-sleeved dresses. The
Constitution of the United States says
that "the right to bear arms" shall not
be interfered with.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-05-22

Wisconsin's Democratic Represen-
tativs in Congress. Charles A. Ed
ridge, voted for the back-pay, swag,
pocketed his share: and publicly de-
tends The steal.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-05-22

Judge Scofield, o candidate for the
bench Of the Supreme Court of the
State Of Illinois, has been addressed
by Farmers Club of Macoupin coun-
ty, asking him certain questions as to
his views upon the law touching the
railroad laws of the State. The Judge
wrote lengthy letter in reply, from
which we extract brief portion, be-
cause 1t contains such wholesome
truths, that in these times they arc
especially beneficial 10 he perused.
He says:
II exceedingly regret that my sense
OF self-respect, in view OF my candi-
dacy, will not allow me to answer
that portion of your questions which
require my construction of the laws
relating to the different railroads of the
State. l sincerely hope that you will
reconsider the propriety of these ques-
tons in calm and dispassionate man
ner, for am persuaded that, if you
shall do SO, you will see how manifest
ly improper it would be for me to
answer them.
"My opinion in relation to those
laws can be of no consequence to the
people unless they shall be assured
that, if elected, that opinion would be
followed by like decisions when the
necessary cases should be presented
The questions then would have been
practically the same had they been put
in this form: How will you, ii elect
ed, decide these questions?
'sThere is, % you must be aware, a
plainly marked aud very wide distinc-
tween political and judicial questions.
The political Office is to make laws--thc
judicial Office is to declare what the
law ia, and apply it in particular cases.
The political Office, at least in practice,
is more or less partisan. The judicial
Office should be absolutely impartial
and free from partisan faint. Once
destroy the character OF the judiciary
for iInpartiality, and its power for
usefulness will be gone. Who would
willingly submit to or abide by the
arbitrament Of court organized in
known hostility to his interests, and
whose Judgment should be given to
redeem promises made to secure
votes 2" tI.54
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GALVESTON, May 81.
The Conventional excursionists had
grand reception last night at the Ire
mont Opera House.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK uA.xEr
CHrcAeo. Nav q

CHICAGO, May q.
HoGs-Rcccipts this morning 6,0ls !;
market active and 5@lO higher; bulk
of sales at 4.S5@90.
CATrLE-Receipts 1,7S5; market
steady. 3
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FOREIGN.
BRussELLs, May 81.

DNUHHNLLSS &0"y - 4
A dispatch from Rome says the Pope
has had several severe attacks, and u
in danger Of sufIocation. The Cardi-
nails are in readiness for any cmer-
gency.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-05-22

One of the dnelists, John y. Nor.
deaf, in the recent duel near Rich
mond, Va, is dead. The survivor.
Mccarthy, though confined to his
home by his wound has boon nut I'M.
der arrest for murder, together with
the seconds in the case. This relic Of
feudal semi-barbarous age naturally
arising and fiourisbing in the midst
OF slavery ought to be extirpatcd from
the South. 1t will not be. however,
except by the use OF harsh means. II
took severe remedies to cure it in the
North; nothing less than the conyic.
ton for mnl der and the hanging Of
those who took life in the code duello
put \ veto upon it. Several parties
have been hung in the northern States
for such an offense. Let few of the
chivalry perish on the gallows for this
kind Of murder, and the custom will
disappear in the South. This seems
cruel to the few who would thus perish
for what they have been taught to think
an honorable act, but the good Of all
seems to demand the sacrifice.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

! BY TELEGRAPH
New York Money Market.
GOLD l.l75{t -
| COUPONS
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TELEGR HIG /
More particulars Of the Hall
Polar Expedition.

REPORTED FOR THE COURIER,
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LONDON, May z
MAnRrn Nav 81.

French Atlantic Cable has been re-
paired.
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oorrssssd by J. R. Youre q Co.. aroc.rS
OTTAWA, May, |,


rested ~ cray Smith, Produce Dealers
Subject to daily nuctuations,
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GRAIN AND GENERAL NARXEf.
OrTUNWA. Iowa. NAV q Ism
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-28
CALL FOR 1 CONVENTION
or C0LOREp .lEN.

Y'Hnn.As On :I'y - 1873, a: !. ,n.e.:u. OF the
committee o. eo!o.ad men app.ia:e; Coz The pur.
pose OF Co..ec:ia. and p:epar.n. testimony in re-
gard 20 the fraud. pe.Yet.ated a,iias. she Repu5
lea. voters in the State :ur.:. the :.ce.it eise
tc. :0c presentation 20 Congress AZ its session in
December ensuing i. was deemed advisable to
call State contention! Of Colo,ed men Cox the pur
pose o; e.eC:!lg delegates 20 Ae associated with
mem bers o: the committee IT sucn presentation
fo' The better advocacy OF ouS cause and she more
EXTENSIVE, representation o: people, chat3y the
agreements and conclusion. ieduc.olc, :le .nom.
wrongs inflicted may DC ea;o.e: AID Justice
vsndicated; and
Whereas :! nave been ,1:.,o;.:c,! 20 ISSUE cal.
for such convention; and.
whereas, sad committee, ~ \ iEee.:n: o! ;ys
-, 1873 adopted :he fo.Iov!n; resolutions:
Tia: :h. commute. proceed 20 the election Of
ten ..eln ,e.s "t 'lls committee. who shall Jointly
proceed 20 "ashl.t ION 'vi.A :he delegates to be
i, 1875.
That the ,a'io 81 .ef,. seta.io o: tie .. cation
70 be elected by tle convention be ,aree delegates
from each con:re.soa. district OF ,h. state.
.hat these 'e.a-.:.ons ne inserted y. :.e cell foc
t.5 convention.
Crde: III. auspices 81. 81 Direction Of the
Committee g; se.o.e. .se. l. .l.e:e.s.., .ss.s the
following ca.
Ihac :.e Sa:.a,.s representa-! .. districts
'i:ou-l1I: '!.c S'a'. proceed soor. rgse.:es-
be 20 me lection ~ de-. gates 20 COW. tsa O;
eo.o:e.. ne. % a..e:nlie - :e He.asl... !1sti.
tuts, IN -. cit. -: New Cv.e.c. q: t:elv. O'Clock
". OF MONDAY, Sc~embe: =: - 20 e.c. .hEee
ac-eg.t.' ::o:-! ssC so:!s:e..o:.s Gi.t.. :.r the
purpose named. Tie ',a.. .. ,eo:es.at..;sn in
'he CO. -er.l :" ,. :.,.',.. INA. =. -. .!3p.e
Representatives. :c.a.a..o: o. she election o.
delegates :" % :,.cI;':.r :orwarGe: 20 .ae.
WILLIAM C.. Brown
n S.-.s:.o:ls.u PAGE. j.: Gle 2s..h.. ....~
cop.
New Orleans September: ~.
.e,I IL II. =. 81 ID
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-28

have the exact state and disposition OF
the eaemys force before. delivering battle.
We have done this and are now prepared
with the Necessary knowledge. Those
then. We repeat. here ana elsewhere who
are soiicito-s for the passage Of the Nissis-
siop; quite. cana! bill: should make
immediate organization. enbody and ar
rang. their prices. place them undo. the
absolute command OF some Southwestern
member Q: Congress, from whom they are
- tax. a: pa-l.aMeutar instructions.
While. according to our estimate, Il:
Quite: cana. III. is IL 4 minority. with re.
gard - Is rivals and opponents. welding
a :o.c. o: 70. n0-e thar Coe-:l.-i Q: ~.
Ho,:,e. and regarded with srea, :i"c.. as
~ .ea,: AZ Alternative and relief -nl... by
TIE yrea: :ody of grain growers. :ais
Quite. .aua. vrte shor..I il some ,hala.
ani >" some c ,mbinat;o.., and So
cess belo.e TIE end .! "a. ION. ses-
,.'". !: = c.u no: co1.aiu: success
Against o-lec; !: has / :yeneni)1, vow-:
10 defeat. an !, MS. be coEa:.ist.l. This
makes suck an organization ~ IS
Suggested Indispensable. Il, representa-
U': portion should get :. OF tn: ca..ni,.
a: Ia: f::: .: IL. session.. and !e
81 han! w.:i. !le view t. :iyt4. /. thro'. "A
ay.:.,. IA: ot,tac!.. W. ear -: ,.u,=
tnis article without exp-e,,iU. coucerI q:
:hn rev.va., ::c.r the ;n:,-,a.ieat Of Ii.
''.aic,.:..: agent" .: SIX. up-coua:.v
..a; :omun.y'. .: tie IroDo,a. To- -
c "a Int: 10. .: rive: c.yre.t a, So.
>..:.:. 20 lanai. TIE in:roi. .t.jl o;
~, p.ns :eni, 10 dr.! l- :le corUc:..
Al: VOC. Q: .,.e o:.c adopted ~ Nv Or.
ie.r,. ,:poc Tie -e:o:: D. he. = Is: or.c,.-
e.. AMI sen,:..: meE. K. =, As Z Il:
obstacles - :.e el.iet cana:. mi i t.
'al:e - .a.: Measu-. *. 80. "a. :,ci.
::cA ,.Le: :,.a.' :, :np.cr. ...n passes.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-28
ton" and each party may appreciate the
other more Justly in the contest which are
FINANCIAL ITEMS,

The Southern Bank and the Mechanics
and Traders Bank have refused &c JON
the others in the temporary suspension
Of yayuents. We believe the Metropoll-
tau Loan and Savings Bank also pays Its
customers. These exceptions to the gen.
eral rule are TOO unimportant, however.
10 have any perceptible effect upon the
business community. as their line o: de-
posts do nc. sum up in tie aggregate al
amount suficien. to seriously disturb
the money market.
The Freedmen's Savings Bank requires
sixty days notice from its deposi:ors. but
had ", 20 the close Of business yesterday.
received only about dozen notices. 1t is
probable that before the expiration OF the
STIPULATED: time nobody will be much in
war: O.: ready money. Mr.. S:ur:evan:.
the ma.aser. Yesterday showed us dis
patch from the New York branch. an.
nourcin: that institution IS being a..
right. the er:si, passed. and Go: a bond
sacrificed.
p-esiien: Palmer. Of the Louisiana
Savings Bank, expects 10 be il eo:.di-
ton % pay cash early lex: week. This
attem?: will. if successful. add greatly 70
the well deserved popularity Q: Ia;
s:auaci. Institution.
\ calm survey Of the whole situation
satisfies us tia: j: TIE people vii! pause
day or so for breath. the present trouble.
which is more ap?aren: than real. WI.
pass away. Credi: is good everywhere.
only IN =, Is q little scarce.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-28
pC2LIc DISCUSSIONS.

WY las tLe Practice o: pubic debate
between coUpe:!:or. 70. cH:ce ceased in
Louisiana: Why does eac:. set @: candi-
date, traverse tie State with {: separate
sta. and cc:..:.-issa.i..:, each s:.yiu. tie
worst Of lis CipoL.ut. and each accepted
l.: Is party friend, as al authentic wit
Lc,, 0: TIA: vLic! lie ,es.;te,e From this
wax: Ct con; ari-oA and proof before the
Ieo;.c ac:,es ;-ucL 0! tie intolerance
w.-:c.. SEPARATES our people. Debate :ends
70 Strengthen. trl.tL AID waa..e. error 1t
S:ri: I: contest G: ali charges tia; may he
ce:.t.C. and LarroWS tie issl:es to Tues-
.:CI- 9: :ac: 0. deductions o: logic. Zach
party brig, Cat il, abiest and mos:
;::.:2ce: )tio.a:,c zen: 70: ignorant peg
.c... ".o :.re laughed at: 10: knaves
80 occupied with defense Of tlei- ce,sona!
iri..it:es IT,: they have 10 TINE or force
t, vin;ic..te tie great principles professed,
'u:: :-e.. TIE party is not as La:4ed to show
.lC: to support. We should like t. see
Iii, Roman and american custom else.
where. revived Lete. Il would be {. source
0: pride to elec: able and unexce p,ionable
:..e:., % also those who. with 10 pcetens;or
20 L!gh knowledge CT oratory. could dis.
play evidence 9: sound judgment and an
unspotted record. Itwould deprive defeat
Of its chag-in to recognize il q success:u!
antagonist . man incapable Of dishonesty.
To show tia: this practice G. debate las
not been discarded elsewhere. sIr. T. II.
barron, Of Washington. accepts the chal.
!enge G. Dir. Collins Ito discuss Publicly
tie merits ard dement's Of lIr. T. 4. Bos.
well as to his fitness to represen. the PEG.
pie IL the House of Delegates. and will
be pleased to have him. without delay,
arrange as to tine and place 8: al early
day"
Let u; have little "o:a:oyieal iig,adia.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-28

|
! Wilton: being a: a.. a,>c.:aJ; e tie .t:-
- c:l..c:.v 9. tue Flowing story. " re-
| publish /, to- the ve.y .ool: reason tina: i:
! o,:.,-: 20 :e true. Il iii not. Il las be-
cone y-r:' n..c. TIE ha.,:: Of late fox glib
ta...e:s q spice tLe:c conversation. witt
| ,lI..e o. their ow:- country and its Inst
t-:.,2,. \ little inquiry would SHOW TIA:
| >Ic- sentiment, ar. l. lii. case, Oh: Q:
80. founded Upo.. i5:o:auce. \; tie
sane ;.:.e. TIE; are rraGe.: VIII o.acU-
"a: airs Az. axe Ca-g-t Up b. tie Uu-
....-i.u, ., readily as 4e country people
| swallow -. til les aLc.: ve!.o" fever in
w G-.:a.,. We Lo.a tie example OF
lsa.:!ea: C.ar: vii. Le c..e-.ilv initiated.
.:i ..-:. ~ ce:cac:c-, .: o.: cc.!t,y WI.
ie 1..J::.o! o.. tie So o.. v.:acu r.: XII <,
; t:-.e or pace:
IL Preston. va. Dim: q. NJ.
Drexe. c't-a-e. ALO:.:le guests wa. {:
vo,:.. Kan iron. P..:!ade ;..ia. recently re-
..:ae.: ::o:4 E.-o..3. Il. was a r.e..a:..
amer. an. related COED ..ca! Il -. "a
s..e:s- -,rnai. ."ei,::: especially uao3
L.
nay. >, PC: aac:c "C,-ac:s.n" "a.
I. o.clc..:. = IN. t!at re President
;.... :..u:.."",..t, :c9Gcy.c:e-. &. any
:a'-. i. -rple II Vc:- L'-i. Germ, -:
-" -. -. TON. o. ."-e.n:llc... an.
;n;.;'e: -. -. :ea.i...s =. v.!.cil l: vas
H.. :. 80. ma. 81. rer:,..rai. form. *
:.:-...... =, :" Con:l.c:.c. :. i. c:ea. s.a,.-
- j.: t-."!.c..i ta-.. Oh tl- bosom. o:
81. i'.--.,: u. was a-.u-lI and sc.eal..d
::..... =. ....: bv -i~..:: -. so. .o..
:: .....t.:e:.... III Tx ~: st0;.,,. Y.cc:...
b.. ;. .."i-... l don't -A.a1 yo,: have
49, :i:-.:--. IA ~. uC-:-.v. q ,..-..i.-
4! r.u.. i. - 'c:-v-:-a:.o:. succeeded
80 '.ac..ci. remark. =. ne :aE.E =. o:
=. 49,. silence. TX. a :1o.!.:ce. ',.:ac -
:.-i. -. lows OF SCUM. Nv. cr three
...-;.a :3!,-> We. lli:e 70 restore the
c.n-er-a..oI bat the VIC. feeble ans! very
sos. :,.a-:. HE d!nEe-' osse. viii /. cool
:.-:-. - .9ou as the 49,: could speak
..3ar III. Ii. C.st.n. .ls....i guest. :Le
p:e-..e:.. 9. :i.a UL.e,. States. Re
ao:..o. Lee, him. and sa.. tAa. TIE
vca-x ma. .-oL. Philadelphia la,. Ger
:.:a.r Ne. intended - ctienG him. and
merely meant - do t.le English Justice
W. .,u. .;..para-mep. 9. u. own country.
Due rs vgat.. .. the presiGeu. svellrd
w...l.. him, and he declared: :ha: he had
IA. .0:. 0: ak w!.a0u. :eLuk:ng Il. There
Ia. be-. 900 much OF TIA sor. ~ thing IA
IN. country. anyhow. Without knowing
:.c :esr....: :LIs interce'sCn for peace ans:
zoo; VII among men. taeuctcctuaate PHI.
a:e.r.::an .ougl. me President and desired
. say tAa.. Ioweve. fairy his remarks q.
lie liable NIGH. Re open 20 criticism. he
be --e,: . be understood iot 70 mean'any
f...nlr. cement Of the United States OF Dis.
.0uc.--r coward tle chiefragistra:e. The
President stared a. him with face as in.
r.aca5.. and iupercurbable as that OF
ti-s.-ciass poker player, AMI told him that
he cid no: desire 70 talk % him any more ,
:heC, or talk = h!-. .. az sii1e OF tia. OF
a.y s..e: So. e:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-28
4 STRONG INDORsER FOR SENATORS HUN
SA2ER AND TODD.

Gu. re;ghbor Of the Picaynne has beea
especially abusive o: these gentlemen
since IL ic .:contassions." which. by the
wa. have no: received an authentic de-
MAJ. Our ne;ghbor even Wen: so far as
70 publish the caro- Of these and other
Senator, who. in tina. huctuat.co OF opin-
ION % which az. jus: minds are sub;ec:
before se::.in: down upon an equilibrium.
Withdrew from TIE Louisiana Legislature
! and took :L-: seats. amid applause. il
TIA: body whic.. illuminated Odl Eel
! lows Hall.
4: Ra:.e:n,}e-:n, ve:: we.! the deiisl:
WI. witch .i:s reinforcement was re-
ce::ai al: the ready manner in which
-. 1:t: initial, wee accepted, il oc-
c'..:ve,: - Us TIA: cur ne:gLbor. among
| o:n=S aoo.,..:e:,. Nigh, have ind0rsed
; Il: character AZ; motive; G: the new-
; Gomez. Upon turning 70 It, column, o.
January. l,'3;. We accordingly ti,.d its III
, qualified acceptance 0: these allies, whom
i: evidently regards as Il: only sound
sa:e, II TIC Republican i.ccz. Here is
WA: or ve:s..:.. re:slbo: says in wei
,:l.u, :he,- Le:o:ca. s.ceie:.:
E..:a~ :no:..n. - L.u!..ans Legislature
-aS $ .,.:.!eH.H =. -. '.c".5.;9. 'roi,t II.
E'.y'.' Le:i.r'.r. o: Senator'S McM..ien.
.,e.I. E->-AHEE. TroH. Swort!s. No.ani
az. ..o:-c... /. Vas a.: Z" have bee: tx.
.A:.-si .i,' they ccu.j take their seat.
w...os. ealing down upon 'hens",ce the
.n- - St.. and ,bus,. o: The CuS:"Ihouse
:.i:-:. - nan sr.J' .n ,a'",: ,1,'scien ions
40. =; '.:..... s.i.i"f..: i:.s.'' Z. IL.
D ,;.: ~. .j.'9u '.,i. -. 'a9S. "i, iur: .
;'s"..'; = :l,;''"-. I..":, g.;t:.nscH who
.-ars. 'o".I'.. ..:"wI tlesu-e!ves INFO tle
D:rs. n."r published al address to Their
ega-'.::e:'> wa:t.. sau.... convince :lc
mos. :: r'.c...
AZ: .::e- Quotations from tie address:
SG:-.: MS = -u:,.~n. ii Il" eye, o; "a!
h"'':' p 90 :. ,"s';'y 'is ro"rsc .,''rs,..d. ard
Il" r..'1r en-. ,"' G'.' coU.r.u; me Io,!
.s'.sc, ...,'c .Dyf' .u! ->..tg;. " !ii.h Messrs.
McI;,..n, jelk.. Hs,:.Al.rK. ToDD. No.
!ali ana "nrrr.. nave displayed i. desert
iny 'la unconstitutional. d"snc::c Bayo2et
Legislature .: D-!ya':4, street.
Nessrs. 7 i'd and H,insai1er mus: feel
greatly o...,e! - the Pi:rHtas for this in.
d,:sems::. Z: simply striking on: some
names. al :n.ar::.: Others they may Use
!: IS ample ci-lica.ion. l; a change from
OF. side to :.i.otLe: vas al honorable and
heroic ace. why should the change back
a-a:r: be SO infamous Is the Picoy.ns
wo1.. II. Ike /: out to be: These shack
files a-e alHcs: as troublesome 20 explain !
Q: justly IS the '!6acl. pay" business.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-28
NOTICE
TO HOLDERS OF STATE WARRANTS.

S.,-n ~ LoE' ...SA J
auditor. 'J:t!.. :
New Orleans. :epte.. be: -, 1873.
Notice !, ..erety give, that VII, OF TUESDAY
October y. 1873 -: twelve O'Clock " q. Vie -.
Charles l!ote! Auction Mart. offer Tor ,ae 70 III,
highest bidder. payment 20 be mad. il. Sta. way.
.hut. is>!:e. sl.t,senI.u: 10 JANUARY 1855 III.
cash On hand o. III ci bei,,. 'I,:n.: into Vie
treasury, 20 The ".e:: the genera :;!nd I:.,,
collections .: current taxes, payable Il. 49,.
Also, ~ the same time and place .ie cas-. c,.
.laiiI o. IL course OF beng turned .ntn 'le state
irs.s,!y 70 IL. CI.tt OF III. genera. f,:.. from:
collections g: delinquent taxes, ;ar.,i,l. prior 20
December IL 1872 i,aymen: 10 BE mad. IL. Ha.-
rants issued pr! or :" January !. 1873
Sales viii .. made in lots Of S;o, wiz. IN.
privilege CT ft:1": each .uec.ss:gI, bidder; !n!,ne.
Caeiy after q sa. Is awarded "a him. 20 iIru.!!
Asst OF his warrants si:""in,. in :..bula:eI Fan
!. N,nIber and date y: lis warrants
:. To whom ard Oh what .c.out issued.
:. Amour: OF warrants.
The right 20 reject and al! BIDS 10 reserved
All bias t.rde.I!.. warrants, "!l... .h. Treasure;
'senl'in.! from ,ayins Wi! i. rejected ,.nccnd.
'i"n"li': also al, bid. rendering warrants Illegally
l.s'"t.' oE issued wlth0u; specific avDrOvgAtIou
therefor
CHARLES CLINTON.
SCI. Su -. ~ ,p A-,;.o.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-28
NOTICE,

would ca: She attention 0; The trade 20 ~. fac.
mat have on hand, il. o.s 70 ..I: we!. ass.r,..
s.I Choice stock OF
HighwineS.
Neutral Spirits. New York Brandy.
New York Gin,
AID the celebrated brands O:
CHALIETTE, MARK TWAIN AND Y.S.y,-.
VALLEY WHISTLES.
A. o: the above. considering my facilities u.su.
.''sed' onef 10 the wholesale grocery .at pug.
Chasing trades at the lowest marke: price.
j. A. WALSH.
H's-'" so. 8. Poy3ras st:es..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-28
TIE C-E.Nc... STRESS.

liz :Le very Mature Q: things. We may
reasoa...- sI:,ec: some relic: froni the
p:a,a:-: as....xia..e, condition Ct the no.
ne- :Aarle: before tie close Of the presen!
week. TIE banks continued to pay snail
bill, O.. twenty-five dollar checks yester.
day. i, ::.ey lad done OF Friday. This
VI. ::lcv;:a,l: -e!ease enough currency.
an: :.::: IL circulation. to n.ea: :he de.
AGA : =: go. purposes. Besides. the-a
/. :: W.. arg .:l-o",.: CT s:.... chang. Z.
tie :-.:.:> 8: s::.aii dealers. a.t; o:,a:s w:.o
>e.,:o:.. place al. :.e:: cash il. ban:. III
Is, .c..:.:.. j. r.socte,: 20. therefore.
IT,. w. b money enough. il circulation.
= ::..2.c: cs:.s... l;:7iL,s. Payments
=: !..:c: ...ou.:s CO.. le readily made
Wit: checks. >,:cL as is tie custom eve..
w:.e:. c;:-.,.cy i, plenty.
We he.. 0: a few c;.a4. Of sale. Of Ger
'!:ie (; check t0: -.ee:bac.;s $. :. .ate oi
FIVE t, SIX .e: cent discount. lrt the De.
:..a..t. VS. extremely: light. ara ;Ae trans.
actions ce:o::e,: vec. ,..aie to supply ex-
C.r.:o:... wants :or cash. i genera, dis
!o,is.c:: vas manifested: to make the bes:
o: ..:....:s., aid we Heard Q: 10 attempt to
:c:ce :..o-. v,-o were U...i!, 70 nee: cur
.e,-: l:aI.a.t!s T. make sacrifices. Ii this
good :ec.:::1 co:.:.uU.s. tLc:s vii! &c but .
sal. Business done ~ shaving. checks.
al a. increased! vo.C..ae 9: shall change
c;.-:e.c'' O. =: streets tor purposes of
genera. business. El.s let tie tigers once
&c: TIE ;as:. c: blood, let tie system Of
.l.c:I..c:.. checks once obtain, an. tLe1e
VIII be 10 iiali, t. which the hoa.iers Of
creanbacl., wi. not ra:se tie premium. 4
genera. system Q. credits should be es:an-
liaae:. Tie .,oce:s. butchers. and all
others v:.c furnish family Supplies caL
easily -e.:ev. Their customers from unrec-
es>lcy sacrifices by extending s;.cL acco:..-
:..o:!.ioas as safety VIII permit. and as tie
st-."geccy Is not likely to las: for more
than thirty days q. the outside. the whole
tro:.' e lay lie t;(!ed over witLou, a5so.
LITE los, il. anylL::.. except ,uc.. as nay
AIS. :.o.. 4 falling oe il. business.