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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-09

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9. 1878.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-09
Nep'22ori Daily Gtibmtte.

FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1873-05-17
MEDICAL.

GtE EITrERS. as they viii speedily remove
the dark-c0lored ViScid uIIitVr with which
The bowels arc loadGG, :. i'!c same time
stimulating tie Secrcti02S e TIE liver, and
generally restoring The l.C3li.y iGEctiUns Of
iae digestive organs
,SCrofNli,. or kinE:s4 Evil. Willie
Swcllngs. Ulcers. Erysipci;Is, Sweled heck.
G0itre, ScrOflllouS lrilaul9atiuliS. lndOcnt
lahaminationS, Mcrcurial Affections, Old
sores, Erupiions g the SkiH, Sore Eyes,
etc, etc. Ii these. as il ali olncr c0nsfitu-
ti0n&l iscases. WALEEE'S VINEGAR BIZ
TIERS have Shown tacir great curative pow
erS il the most obstinate and iqtraciablc
cases.
Dr. SVnII>cr:s California, Viue-
:.;sr Filters ;.ct on a. these cases in
similar manner. ~ purifying the Blood
lhey remove the cause, and hy resolving
away The effects of The Inflammation Uhe
tubcrcular deposits the affected parts re-
ccNe health. and permanent cure is
erected.
Ihc -spcricut AMI Inild Laxative
properties or Dix. WALkER'S VINEGAR BIZ
TEI;S are the hest Safeguard ia eases OF eruE-
lions and malignant fcyerS. Their balsamic,
healing, ami soothing properties protect the
humOrS uf the fauccs. Their Sed:ttive prOp-
critics allay pain i'll tie nervous system,
stomach and bowels, either from infiamma-
ton, wind. collie, cramps, etc.
DircctiOnS.-Takc OF the Ditiers on
going Ia bed al night from Il half to one and
1uc-hGlf wine rlaSsful. Eat good DouIishinr
food, such as hcef-stcak, nlUstnn chop. veni-
-on roast beef. and vegetables, and take
outdoor exercise. They are composed Of
purely vegetable Ingredients, and contain
no spirit.
Is. II. MCDONALD & co.,
Druggists 4 Gen. Agfs., san Francisco. Cal.
/ cor. Washington and Charlton SITS, NY.
SOLD EY ALL DRUGGISTS &, nEALFFS-
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1873-05-17
NOTICE..

Due notice is hereby given to
all, that no papers will be filed or
recorded in this Office, unless suf-
ficient money accompanies to pay
the Recorders fees in advance.
JAS. S. SPAWN,
a19tf Recorder YumaCo., A. T.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1873-05-17
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holder to a share in the distribu-.
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The Distribution takes place on
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The Chrome and Certificate sent
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full particulars sent free to any
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cagO, Illinois. ap 5 6m.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-02
qAe Sagbsr Of San DieSsv

Sr. Smith was glad to see US. we ME"
iatV ans barber shop, and seated ourselves
on ANYTHING convenient. 1t was count
BARRIERS sb0p. 1t smelled of soap, strong
SOAP. Yhs towels We're not snowy 1heie
were ,uauv flies. Locks OF hair lay on inc
f,e,r. names OF teamsters and United etates
Iliyaees San Pablo ls government sup
nix dplnt. Or. Smith i'll his shlrt-sIeeFee'
ard white hat a little Oh one side, TOOK MS
throne, lis own BARRIERS char; wen, no"
was business, asked Nj e. Few otner
.1e.t;ous were put BIZ our perty. Or.
saith had a text and An AUDIENCE + oi olo
hour and a half he preached.
business. be remarked. was fair. lie had
Dari.nts. He cured them always. lie haG
gow four under Treatment. ated bhocheu
spots on: OF their complaints. lie always
did. san Pablo Rad ID mixed population;
,art crease 8Ie didn't consider . gretstr
. $upau a,eiug, consequently he dldn
.,,uny -hep in. Phe soldiers were nui-
sauce To protect himself and family from
,Aeir drunken oufrases, he had put up that
lickst taUcu, Eve feet high about his hedl-
cal office. Shere was cluD lnslde that
fence 10 d@ did find druAken United
States Srivatc within those premises, no
1s.tcb one "lembastings lie had invented
2 nsy hair invigorator. 1t was selling last
sole. eour BOTTLES last mopth. In three
weeks il blolight hair out on Jim Dairy S
bald head-bioughe it out in TUES visible to
Che naked eye.
q well-known "6nvigorator" advertise
mcut hung en- Dr. Smiths walls. You al
low sIG oppositiu0 6air chance, was 10
marked.
DIR. Smith 'ofs Ris chair, eeached from a
shels q bottle of Che apposing nostrum,
struck an attitude uncOrktd the mixture,
poured few drops in tlao palm of his h9nd
and thrust it under our respective noses.
''IooR at chat, eaid 9ie. Nv as ever such
rquR pus up 30 impose Oh she multitude
Sugar az lead, ssrychnine, OIL OF eltrloI
Ehev were ashemed of its very look. mat
was the reason they kept it out OF sight,
wrapping the outside oI tue bottle IN 80
many labels aud printed directions :"
There was great blOtch of badness on
one side of Dr. Smiths own head. You
see that. gentlemen. You ask, perhaps,
why the physician does not heal himself.
Now, the cause Of that's internal. Ran on
NV mothers flat iron at the age Of one year
and eight months. 1t dried the capillaries
forever You see it's internal. You dry
up the capillariea, and there's nothlLg lctt
to build hair foundation on
Just then a matted, sun-bleached beart,
attached TO a grey shirt, buskin pants, big
boots, and a black-snake whip, stepped i'll
to be tortured. DR.. Smith quickly vacated
his chair, tucked blood spotted towel I'M
der the victims chin, gave his lather STIR
which filed the shop with the subdued odor
OF I've, slapped q u zOr on the leather strap,
keeping the while one Of his ferret eyes
fixed on the man AS If expecting he might
all d: once holt and rum jiGHtic Monthly.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-02
NEGLECT.
' EpSAR ItW(FTT.

gia dal K woods 20 not move a b0ngh;
The west ia ali am, damasE air
Now tIills q sleepy bird, and now
! here Ii meme calm every where
Aud up IN heavens heights one car Sc
That starlight IL about to be.
singer here hath stGien and sat
Where by the woods mouHstic edge.
Having no wind 10 quivcr a,
stand the green iavrlns Of the scdGe.
Running u pool than whose black breast
No dead man - eye hath ~ tssier ret;.
The singer sweeps his lyTc and sings,
Right beautiful IN the song. ird'ru,
That, pchly rising richii.T rings
Past reaches ot the thrilling reed
Pact meadows, hills, and voids of sea.
I'll! hcafkeuinR stars make haste ." sr.
Bat " thus' landE where people are
Pew men ~ AL take any hr,
" ~ - hiIlI lac sings and. from .tdr.
So hcautitu is The song, indeed.
That twilight Lofts ~ hours 20 h'ar,
Eavcsts opp,ug With Josrat" 81.
But tlc' the people, pass II by,
Or r,raisc with praises hrici ard 7'juF
The people he, she. YOU, aud !.
Whose day Gur knows, Is pTiefon0wEb
The pee rlc he, che, YOU, and J.
That hI'Hi hr our aItlt bi'atbr hllN ulF
one makes long tarewrlls win his AZ
one ham irE to n banquet one
Knows Of a sin that he must sin,
nv promise ere the night be duna
Aud one uadS can not hear h"Causc
lie su ~ Il > own tOnGs without pau'G.
And 80 this voice Of proudest power,
Wherein such golden cadenC" throh&
Wan.H wcaricT with each added hour,
Aud trrmhles into suppliaut snbs,
Tai, wtarird by the worlds rude wrong,
The singer dies when dies the song.
And dawn that on his silenccd Tyre
Secs Ais inert hand whitley "urled,
Wonti,ts mat he could even desire
The praises of worthless world,
when his strong song might gain for goal
Such audience ns his own sweet soul.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-02
ADJUSTMENTS.
Acnd derry of Music.

The Academy was literally packed with
the multitudcs who attended the matinee
yesterday. They went to see Aladdin
which will be repeated 10 night for the last
time Tomorrow evening tne Thompson
company will open with the latest edition
vi "Kenilworth." In he progress OF the
piece the sensation midget, Major Newell,
Liliputian phenomenon, will appear N his
marvellous performance 20 eng and 5000
Qs pgylor skates.
St. Charles fheabeo
Me- Sohn GoSl,&s $3.50 oqoSs R5o qBg@Rgo
Nle9t at She st. fA;'r.ss Theatre 9ao9 ovBF0-
ing ehen fss VIII aupear "a Rafp ej'h0oeA
IS. b songs. 'Jsck shepherd wjiS eS55 tho
performances. wj'h AS. BesR DeR8P ao Sgp
S!".sl;n. To- n!0SSSw es eDIng NJ g. f.
u s!,.p in the seA. s:is'n slrs,p8 G8 o'V02
I'lnAls."
Yarlrl!p~ Tbsanee.
4 Rulin>sein cor.srt will he glyeG go 62G7
EasirIirs Theatre ihs evening, when RU-
biust.in on the p:alrr, sn,i WieniawkEj OF
the vioiin. will delight the audience. Afo
mission s., reserved seats Aity cents extra
i" MORROW evening Mr. John (. 0wens wjI4
enter upon an tnCagemrot. supported By
his own orauSiis company T0.lnoET0g
evening he. vii! pGUAlucs every body g
Friend" and 'Ss.lOn Single" 9ueedsg
Of Ny Lite" Wednesday matinee S0EvegS2
bu.ly's Friend" and ''RUngh Diamond
in noticing III" Varieties w0 should @ea5
item that thu audience OF the matinee Seg2
trr'iays 90 witness the prCdactiUn o. o'HssG
lienry VIE" filled every part Of che G9WsF1
Rss!ss:eI1 SesesFssO
u KnbinRtrin C,'neGfe will be given
nc the vasies:ss Theatre this evPn:Ng, the
price of admissiCp in'Wg 81. GnP reserved
eeata tfty cents extra. B.s3 office oreU
during the day. An.'lLGp RubinrtejD. COG
cert i'll be given ssp qrlssRrvR evPnis % ne sA@,
ssssra House. and RllinasEin matinee a.
the same plare ~ II 7hars,lsyo Scare nav
hs' Oblsin...i st tlo' dps 20 Uypapo enaS @g
GsaBPwal';'p music @sur9oo
ReG:eP Skating
The R'l!s Nks'irg Aassmia9Tca aSS3 a0o
S''''ir"e eO l'e.dav munssA:mg a2a1p $500
Srannllae Son. 'hp SrsEO
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-02
afr. Karnsxv or,h.s Postal sIggo

Mr.. EarnswOrth, Of ll!inois, in pursuance
az prrmi.s4o granted bim by the Postal
Committee. has REPORTED the following bill:
Be il ~nat ICED. etc. Tina. un ard after the
trst day a.! .uly Wsxs. an all mail matter
which ~ wholly or panty n writing. excers
book mann-crip:s ant corrected Fr"ufn
passing between authors and publishers.
snd excepting correspondence "n ls'stal
cards. an ~! printed luatfrr ~tirl ia 90
marked as to convey any other "r further
Information than Ia conveyed by She Ori
yiha' print. except the rUrrrs ten Hf mere
typographical rrl.is. "n all matter which
- A.E: III S:tlHrirn "t law ar 70 gnlafiOns Uf
'he si"pa,!Mrn: respecting lncl,ssur. Q. AMI
&c a.! Taft-r ~ ~nich u" al's',.'f:s ra,e Of
os'as.. - srs!. 10 s;a Ea sha!. r cE:sS :ees
% ehs. saes ss: s~so CO Sss ses each halls ouss4
80 ". ss.s.ass. A'ssS Shis SeUsSsS %
ss.eH 'Hssuass ., sess"ss eo~Gsccls SHaws
90 seeoy .se fss.f sste.ss ase lissSosA sISv1sS
so.'o:' tes eS ~sS csse..,ae
So .. IRA, s:rsg. an. ss&e ne eVss asS
az ia.uaes 2eas, @n.'.s aucE sssuls'ioAa
srs' ahslo Sreec.Sse. ss'ssase SrcOidsS ~
ia e. ss Sai.s u:, % Ye,s's3'ua''ss os 10 OIL
sb!s % oe;'rs. sae tc.sA ciaes shdll IN o.
aases % Tsrsps.i9 4.u5 collected ~ slpe ~ go
etSl%c;Svels shese oucA slasep .haA w.
81 sil.s yves iaseS 'hsS set&ly SeSspaSeTe
SsltYoS ehe eespecslse Sounese Q heI9 efe
sasne e,e scsSall: sn4 wholly Srints6 erAs
S.biahs... sis scae oehes snayqa-s d reuss
shs Sls 10 SreS u Postage. % pr'pv Sod ~ ehe
eighth clauee g eecrion sS4 of tes acc o. 90
. .se, consolidate ard amend che statutes sas
eating o. shc Soesotace DepaItmeee
sEH o SHae aeS Serson who seaT cake
&8s ss'ssss. pos o card or pat6 e cue 90 she
S.aseo no oe Q branch GostotiicS, ~ er"ss Q
e:eSse mail earrires ss hich Los bee . ~
e2s poe'oticc OF branch postotihe, or in PHI,
GEs'"ds 90 asy etes 0e msi6 carriers he
Gs'e g sh.S ssse aete e,slioel 30 TO che
Ssr~'Gso chg y esa aisrcteui, 9th 10
sI9S 20 ebeLr1ri Sc cor6esV Ondenoo or pTS
"a" sSe bus'neos 90 etarets " "a ofhor, 20
ehalo saceess on 2-zzle ~ destroy the Sam,
eha,le U1 souslcti o eheSeos 20 every sa,e
aSruss, eur:e-s an4 800 % penalty eoeeo-
cee&IuS 500, or De lrsrrooe-d % haed linoe
e0essce-cin@ 80 year, . e"reoe os Gle d
ae-eiS ,@lhe ooa,e
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-02
THE COURTS.
Su;,ed States Circuit Court.

Sisters of Charity of St. Vincent De Faul
- &c. Anrnux.-Ordered that the CITY
nf New Orleans, the garnlshee IA MS
rause, do pay over the sum OF S9oo 70 pau an
titfs to be applied to the satisfaction ol V"e
judgment herein. c,.;,,l,o Re9rL
and Safe DepOsit C0mpany.s The RUE (ahen
GT the city on the twentieth uitlmo was
called. when after hearing argument Ch1
court took time to consider, anu uiLeetoo
the complainant to produce the ceFNncates
in question by eionday next the toird III
slant. ~ 1,.,,; IN
u,otinn of J. r. Beckwiih and +. {. Billings.
solicitors for the complainant, and on sug
costing to the court that the COMMITTEE Oh
PRIVILEGES and Elections OF the ChIteo
Stotes Senate have sent for the tally Sheets.
returns and atiidavits showing ueAldI Oh
,otas filed herein, and on further suggest
;r tbet il is OF great public interest that
~ said documents should be USED as
ariience before said committee, and
flat il is impossible from the oulk OF
RE same and the time WiIhiu "nlch
they must be used before sald committee
~ have rEe same copied, it Is ordered thaI
- ~ - pkard Irniied States marshal for
+ha dist,.ict of Louisiana, he permitted to
take said tally5sheots, returns an" anl-
davits from the files Of tins court. ana con
vev the same to the said comnht'ee' anG
that the said marshal be instructed. "hen
the SAID committee are tarouSh "l'n tne
said documents, to cause the same 20 ne re-
turne1 apain to the custody OF the cIeFk CT
this court. r,;, ,,,,- -
A,oorga acknowledgements tor plalntlns,
and perpetual Injunction Issued against
Getendaut restraining him from making,
using or selling cotton ties OF the character
invented ty COOK
Supreme Court,
,Tudre P II. Morgan presented yesterday
morning his commission as Associate JUS
ticr of thjs tribunal, which was ordered to
lw spread or the minutes OF the same
Judge Morgan then took his seat OF the
bench. .,. ,r.e.,.
at II A. NJ.
Tie following successions hive eeeS
opened IL this court;
lean Cantereau, Rev. John Hayden,
Isaac A. Marks, and Mary Carroll deceased
wife of Joseph Bontemps,
sixth District Court.
OWING 10 the great interest manifested
hv all commel cal men in the important
srit of Chatfraix & Agar vs.. Price, Hine Il
Tupptr, Morton. Bliss 4 20, lntervenors,
pending in this court, 1t may be well TO
state that Ae argument OF this cause, on
the merits, will be heard 10 morrow even
inc. commencing at FIVE O'clock. The rule
nf Morton. Bliss s Co., taken on plaintiffs
and defendants for an order allowing them
to bond the sequestered molasses, is sub
mitted. ~,
The exception filed by plaintiff. Chat
raix & Agar, to the petition of the inter
yenora. to the effect that the latteis Petl-
ton of intervention was not sufficiently ex
pliciU, in this, that it does not disclose the
title of the ntervenors TO the property in
question, WAS Cve1Juled by the cotrt on the
ground that the whole history of the title OF
the intervenors had been detailed n the
testimony offered on the rule to bond. and
that plaintiffs could not possibly be taken
BIZ surprise at this stage of the proceed'ngs6
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-02
.-o c. ,he;r blast furnaces cheap. Mr.

iron ore for their blast furnaces cheap; MI
Alien stated that during the recent BLOCK
ade of the river here he was compelled 10
Iaul from Tennessee all the coal he used
along the line of his road, and in his various
works connected herewith. He says NAG
there been a bridge at Carondelet he wouio
have had ali the rolling stock 1or the ~,
service long ago. and our merchants would
have been rejoicing in substantial cotton
shipments from Arkansas ere this. Now
che cars are waiting over the river, and the
cpttor is pilng up along the road between
An,.n oysl Iirtlp Rock
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-02

=, good joke is ,ol& n-Washins,G.. CsoG
Inc thFo'''cIe, ~ tie expense ct ii weIO
NV Senator who l. noiuriae!s for raki10
TWO cocktails in succession bafora ~ fasT
one morning. while the Senator VAS nrac-
~ tl'!ng al the Metropolitan bar. O. friend put
70 nam the pertinent question:
senator, why do you take two cocktails
d q cuStomf Won't one tone voui''
~. Inc senator drew hig"self up: Il Will tea
~ Why l take two Cocktails. When /
vi one II makes me feel like another man.
rss,- , Gu see, In houns by Common cour-
d" treat tnst NAV, so | take second.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-02
another Tidal SSax1

w. No Un!aiio istely thraw another tidal
Inc Eene.ser Iiycr. The 1iver Wss - ed
MIN sold ice, ard, aithout moments
iva ~Sl ,ng the Sst9 Segan to rise and the
- .o"afd the mouth Of the harbor began
nm 5La"Gk' as If great waves were rolIsraq
ire or, II. IN le than four minutes veter,
MI anu TAI al he'd isen over fhree Pee, and 8
sb an, ihis adssucsof water resedeg ip s
III. ume. and tke laRe and rSYse Ssss5s1sS
'Hef ordinRry Hsaaaniisa,y ''-''S
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-02
+ &c Cuba.

qcIve friends OF the Cubans at Wash
iugton state that the negotiations between
Prim and the Cubans IN 1870, recently pub
Hshed. have been resumed in London. They
imply recognition ot Cuban independence
by the Spanish government, and the max
ing of treaty OF alliance, offensive and
defensive. II is understood that England
is pushing the negotiations, with the hope
that she will, in the event of successful ter
saination, be able 20 form a new republican
confederation 10 ebe Mess Ja6eso with
s'ahsa 40 20 edeteo
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-02

.,. ~ !, LeVeceni One sag, Giov9rnoS Prrhsm
~ NA'ir Gays: Il am here r.iuinded a.
nat appears 70 no to 6e An ,nin I,@a , nIc
!, '"fl' tachtlS. The ways Of maIo
IL ..sFS IN this Size average $50 II Ter
,.-,l.' tAcIusIvc II board. The ayerara
~ n male teachers exclusive OF board
~ Fer mouth. Ibis = wrong
gwen amount If labor. .ouslIv veji "A
i"Ime,.r i worth tie SANG, wh:tLa, l per
tr male CT t,nalr." ''ner done
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-02
GAa sG,sl.ais sssaas g
7ehYAAfn A. n N

" Goueeau esys si.s p.u.,s Ss sI,s,s ae,a 90
% osaSa 20 ooess 10 .ss ss ave. 40 4. 50 ot
u % g nsdereS % l@ setablshe@l bv eIo1
s"iIsa'sg observation There 10 q shoe,
~ vol eneNt 1anit0ses in Erw OrleG's
niRT~ each mule make Che Journey five
Mmee snc0essively before nriag changed
Iht Se'eriuary surgeon % these amin IA
Icy atteu ION to the fact that at the crd
81 each OF the first thur jo0neys they are
81 SiTp 90. as they approach the end of the
Corp. 6he emo OF the fifth trim mo- ~
siarkee by Preparations for feeding the an,
ende' which SleS hear or smell aOa dis
49,, end Sheso soas Save produced Ses-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-02

SShSte!phlaeoit9rs are noe very moor j.,
Yockste Sof o = said George W, CbiGs ~ -
zee 70 f9cao T. worth $4,000 0a0: WiII;a-,, " NJ
Swan, q re accord, $2.UO0 Coo; jam VI VI
ss,'[Gry. OF ehe 6Stss. $2,o0O.OOi; Mot
s HcSi eIa' % o. the Worth 87gsrican, Si50
G|o S99n ~ oSagIast. OF the Times, ~
a ~ o. t.lc q ~ ~ n u, C the Gguircr
500 Ssre So ~ G. :" Q s 4,,, OF the Tra,,.
e7;'h sloo.co0; y mi. + d. T' 'he D u,
$50 s. oo9j william eiyeS,TT. CT ii ~! .Re
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-02
s9s.aoVeVsgssns asa EsweP Repas7.

u" esnAS segSas''o CNSset0 Stasss ag@y5
r'P"Isso fat S!ss HaoSg o.G commerce. SSG
meteorological saNsrd, and ssaQ Cg Ssl9 O.
u" rivera. 90 1859 81 w. !penI zine. geg5eco
dan. 40 3n.lenarne
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-02
a Slave Dealers Lost Fortune.

o-,.;lo,,t,o o,-o;.o-
Avoue II ,o S.oiS az. So" .r,.,, - -,
| Moaeaab,1so+ts ~ no axart;ons of Mr. Ed
80 gtn,,or 80 o+bors 20 ronorar =, large
49, - aSn.,,od ;,,.aroe+ .rLich
SUM vi N'ooH' - - "N 80, 80 IiJ -
Nae "PPoeou ~ 80, " " V|ri, hanI
,e"is p 49, pi' III III Tba Tbarar fa,,,;i g
! ny "uo SC ,tf H. $50 nd ,,
hnu n9"Iu % y y FL 80, .,+;n'r f,
pesreH III the uaItA o 30
! no 1 Va bo,,+S 90 INV a..
.i"h III" ti IN ,,,,'o,, -l;s iiua
isaac ii'ii rs r. r.anl,,at;-, =,
silo sl'urTsu OH UH Ino nopo u
inc mohey' me .
20 "oEAi tne4 n"u Nv Joanad 90
proving IelatiohsiIp % ~ az
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Two Gears ago neg claimant an
psared in the teld. in Qhe pe,soa Of
Mr. John blanchard. of Pawtucket
Rhode Island. He was not in a pusi
ton to throw apv fresh iight upon n g
whereabouts of the coveted money. bnt he
was dpsirous Of esta hlishinC relat;nnshiu IN
order to insure his getting a share Of #
should it ever be found lie, too. had
family Bible. which. never having been
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-02

The Wes,e9I papers DO 80: econ eesy
deeply srieve& over the prospect Of q quSf-
rel between she SaSps@s egd etsa saoue