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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-07
THE YELLOW FEVER OF. 1873.
A. Epide u,ie 1mpossibIe-Whas the Fig.
ures say.


The report OF the Board Of Health for the
week ending at six o'clock on Sunday
n ghs shows total OF only l3S deaths,
fourteen OF which were of yellow fever.
This is such healthy exhibit for this season
of the year that all cayi.pg and croaking
must cease. There is no opportunity to get
up any further sensational reports about
yellow fever becoming epidemic. An cpl
demic Sf yellow fever at this season is
shown by al! fact. and presidents to De
an unheard of thing. The sanitary records
of this city. running back to I7s7, during
which time there have been great many
yellow fever epidemics, chow no single III
stance where an epidemic has occurred
after the end Of September; that is. if the
disease had no. become epidemic in the
month Of September. it had &ps become
epidemic q. all. Again. the eollated sta
sistics for fifty years show that the average
maximum OF the disease occurred the mid.
die Of September. This has been the case
this year. The following table gives the
whole number Of deaths Of yellow fever this
year. ss shown by the weekly returns to
the Board Of Health:
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!h L0ui.inna DelegatiOn.

\ r. III -. ann1unced 80 be held at
#o-''".'.' IL. s.s.sr. Bnrgtr and Chester.
Nh. "r.'.m lei: L0uis,ile On Mon
a.. - No. tcI.Hn-. S.-ustor Burch VAS
-sso..'h l.. Arsi.. al L. uiaville gu Monday.
+! ' - '''', er has ,4.. quite III. aud on
>'.,., confined to hi, bed The whole
pa - ~ c. /" reach New Orleans on
lh"'. = -. FEid,y ot this week.
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SPAIN.
Utter Decentralization Of the (ariists.

Utter Decentralization Of the &cariists.
MADRID. October 1.-THE Carlists are fast
losing on the northern provinces. They are
utterly demoraiized and the men accuse
their leaders Of treason. General MorIanes.
commanding the Republican troops, is eneT.
getieally advancing against them. The
siege Of Cartas sena ia proceeding actively.
The firing i. very sharp ON both sides.
MANY of the insurreetionists desert daily and
surrender to the Republican forces.
Accession 60 Don Alfonso.
BaYONNE, Octobe! @-GeneraI Sabriiia
Joined Don Alfonso yesterday. lie was
received with cheers by the Carlistso
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LOST.


4 OsT-FOOT OF POYDRAS STREET, ABOUT
IL ten o'c ock Sunday mnrtt e fifth i, stant,
iD;elligeut looking BLACK AND TAN DOG answer
sng the name of jack. b eleven Hront hs old
tail cur.d up lis back md h d d f4ucy leather
collar with small paddock at the time A lib
sral reward Will be psiG for t. return
III GO REDW1fZ,
ocT 1t No. 1872 Coul non street.
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lutere.I Paid.

w ~ .nf'rmeJ b !, Che interest on the
p"'le 4 ., Il 'i,i> St.te falling due on the
III =: -..- .s.stns month WAS promptly
pa. s. - r.iy o. New York by Win~lOw.
l. '''' 4 e.. A. ia-t e. the sou. ons W. re
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-07

We hope this showing is sufficient to
satisfy our readers that no danger is TO be
apprehended Of epidemic yellow fever in
our city this year.
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ADJUSTMENTS,
MISCELLANEOUS.
PLACE IN TIE SOUTH.

rHEAPEsT PLACE IN TIE SOUTH.
GAS FixTGREs AND PLUMBING MATERIALS At
NEW YORK YRlCES.
And also Agents for the
Great BarstOw Cooking Range.
Wtich took the Premiums at the last state Fair.
GAS FIrTIEG DONE WITH CHEAPNEsS AND
DISPATCH AT
SULLIVAN BUtGERS
oc5 II No. i05 Poydras, prar Camp street.
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TAe Te,tIt,pruture.

~ i.a-L, trlgeria, No. - Chartres street
- a. SP. NJ SP. II.
O.; :'''...'... = q 8
L.. IS: ..>:.. Ia sn:: the hight Of o.
tvb,e aS
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,uar.ermaster ..............I2 . ,
Stanford. ........... .......................7 ] . ,
Tme--l:i9A. l:i91e. l:I9A i:50, f:5l Il.
The third heat was declared q dead heat.
This was a very close and exciting race.
Stanford sold favorite in the pools before
the race commenced, but after this first
heat Quartermaster sold first choice.
Second Race ---Assoc!ation purse of Sf2J:
mile dash: seven entries: all started:
Cadwaiader's ch. {. Florinc. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
DpI.OreSp..
D0IOrOSs.. ........... >
The others not placed. Iime--l:4Sh.
Third Rocs Purse of sl5G: mile and q
quarter dash: five entries; four started:
Hardings b. T. Plsnchette..... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
florence
Neills ETlm. >
1l0rl!lt. =
Time-I:l ~.
Rain last night. Track heavy. Weather
cold. Attendance fair.
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WASHINGTON.
Ten Thousand RatiOns for Niemphi,


WASHINGTON, October 6.--The President
direct the Conmissary Genera! to send
10000 rations to Memphis, Tennessee. for
tie yellow fever sufferers.
Thanks from shreveport.
A telegram has been received here from
the Howard Association at Shreveport ex-
pressing gratitude for the action of the
government in sendin; rations :or the suf-
feyeyS there.
Paying Census Takers.
The Treasury Department is paying per.
soIs who were employed in taking the
United States census in the Southern
States. in 1860. bnt were deprived of their
money by the king out of the rebellion
Already over S67 .0Oo have been paid to such
employees. III sums ranging from $50 to 500.
Adniraf EoId.borough Retired.
Admiral Gold.borough has been placed
on the retired list.
Medical Director Charles Eyessfield, Uni
ted Stated Navy, is dead.
TIE Mexican Claims Commission.
Numerous inquiries having been made
from various quarters as to the United
States and Mexican claims commission, it
can be stated that the Mexican commissioner
il busiiy engaged in examining claims
which have been argued. while Judge
Wads worth. the American commissioner. il
performing similar duty. An umpire has
not yet been agreed upon, although the
names of several eminent gentlemen have
been suggested for that important office.
1t - thought. however. that on the return
OF Judge Wadsworth a selection will be
made by the commission without delay.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-07
II OST OK MISlAJD-AI IARGE WORKOUT

i OST VN WISIATD-A LARGE WURN-UUT
IL POCkETBOuk, containing besides papers OF
no value cert ain promiss ory note for $50 drawn
by Sylvan VergeI to the order OF Jean Ber thin,
and by him indorsed { ated Septem Der 2S 1872 and
payable one year after date. The public is eau
tonNAgainst n gotiating the said note, and
wArdV TRN DOLLARS will BE- given to the per-
500 leaving the said note, roe payment of which
has been stol ped 1t the Office Of JOSE ph Cuviier
rotaEy public RO 80 Royal street, up starrs.
Now Orleans, September -. Is7a eco ocs u
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-07

zalne's conduct at Metz ~ REVERE takes
the ground that the Marshal was not, at
any time. really desirous of leaving the
place Aiter nearing Reviere's report, the
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-07
MARKETS.
Domestic Markets,

New YoRK, October 6. Evening Cotton closed
frm; sales IA bales-uplands l8@c, Orleans 19c,
net receipts 1850 gross 62i9 Sales of futures TD0
ba es. as follow: October II II l61ol7 2332c,
November IT T-l6Ol7 1920 December II T-I66
II i5J2c; January IT 1901 l6c February INC.
Flour unch.nged Whisky 81 sg0l IS. Wheat
changed Corn lc bitter kice quiet and firm.
Pork duil; new II 627h. Lard lower; new 3 9-lSc.
Naval stores ana tallow Qniet
Coffee quiet and unchanged; Rio 2oD22s. Sugar
dn4i and heavy; fair 10 good gehniGg IA GSc.
Mo ass+s dull and Irregular.
Money easy at 1l6 and interest to fase
Exchange stronger st ~ Gold weak in the morn
lC0XX1NUxQ on NoKTH RAQkn
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-07

1t will be seen that the largest number Of
fatal cases were in the week ending about
the middle of September. and that since
that time they have constantly diminished.
There have tean moro deaths this year
than occurred in .,he two preceding
years, and this has been the only stock in
trade the croakers have had to deal in but
glance at the following table will show
the vast difference in favor of this season
*hen compared with that of 1870. when the
disease did not become epidemic. and the
last epidemic season we had--lS67. There
appears to have been no record kept during
the war. but the following table shows the
number of deaths of yellow fever by
months since the reorganization of the Board
of Health. at the close of the war:
Yrpa I,,1x, ay,, S,.pf Oot Nov Naa srotos
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THE TURF.
Races Mt Nahhvilfes

NOcfD Mt NHhhVlIIeo
NASHVILLE. Octnber t.-Tbird day OF the
Nashville Bood Horse Association:
First Racc--Purse of $500; mile heats:
three in tive; two entries.
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II OsT OR hISLAiD.
Successton Of Widow Charles DaIJie.

certain PROMI>SORY MORE for S S760 on
which $50 are paid, sVbscrbed by L. outline Girsr
dot 10 the order of ars Iayinr Dallie dated Nav
23 1870 and payable on the twents third of March
1911 Said a. te belongs to the atoresa success
sion.
T. T. PARKER, Administrator,
oc5 1'usromhuuse st
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-07

Z UST-TEN Don LARS REWAhD- ON FRI.
IL day last in the sixth DistIic, on Valence
street, or on 81. Charles. BET wren Vaence and
state streets q ladys BRRASTPIN II is gold and
jet set viii PEARLS, and with pendants. The above
reward Will be psi' 10 the person returning 1t to
this office, or TO j. W. rarfaX, No. 263 sixth street,
near Prvtauia oc5
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-07
NO TI{'E.

sIyHE UNDERSIGNED PROPRiETORS OF COT
l. ton Presses, Il, from and after this date.
charge Twenty five Cents per Bale to the pur'
small numbered Ito b- paid On delivery, removed
to other the purpose of storage or com
pressing.
Cotton taken by original planters marks will. II
hauled the DAY " is Ieeeived and weighed s' de-
SMITH GOLDSMITH.
Commercial Piess;
w. KRUMBAAk CO..
Penn's Press;
SAM BOYD co.
Orleans ard SINNERS, Press
J. @. VAN WitKLK.
Canal Street Pr IS;
L. A. LEVY. JR..
SA'eRtn HAMltT5N. iliLfs LEWIS +. IYNp,
Virginia and Mississippi Press.
h. }. zUNrs l. Co..
T. K BRYANT.
Louisiana Press;
Alabama Hact, t,rs' Press
H. H RAiEhy CO..
HEMARb s. BARrLEY.
Gulf Press;
President Levee Steam Cotton Presss
UBRIEN l. CO..
ISAAC RANDOLPH.
'"'In :. r. GRovEs . 60.
j. P. MOORE.
Fire Proof Press;
A. 7, NJ ASONe
Union Press;
IP CoULoN !. co.
s@,5 II Coopers' Press.
sTVHE FIRE ON CANAL. sTkEET.
SETTLEMENT WITH THE INSURANCE..
Nine Thousand Dnllars worth OF
VINE CLOTHING AND LATEST STYLES OF HATS
Slightly damaged by water.
At Less than IL aft the Cost.
a. NJ. COGAN'S.
Nos 70 and 20 Canal street,
Sei Inv Next door TO IIansen's shoe store
DELItAN EXCHANGE.
CORNER PERDIDO AND ST. CHARLES STREETS.
Choic, WINES. LIQUORS AID WESTERN LAGER
always on hand.
HOT LUNCH from 10 4. NJ foiP. NJ daily.
JOHN KOUNTZMAN l. MIKE LARDNkR.
au3 3m rropretors.
NEW OKI.EANS. RED RIVEIs
LANDING
ALEXANDRIA LINE OF UNITED STATES MAIL
COACHES.
A Concord Coach will leave Red River Landing
louisiana. EVERY SUNDAY. WEDNESDAY and
KATIE, FRANK PARGOUD and EATCHE2 from
New Orleans. for Sinspors. MoreauSille. Mansura.
Marksville, Evergreen. Cheneyville. Lecompt. ar
irving at Alexandria at 4. NJ. next morning. max.
2ng close connection with stages for Sateh1toches.
Louisiana San Augustine and Nacogdorhes. Texas.
The mail leaves Red River landing DAILY for
Che above places.
ap27 6n B. II. PETERSON. Proprietor.
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ORLEANS TUESDAY, OCTOBER !.

cents during seven and six months Of win
ter: by the Mississippi river via New OE-
leans. all the year, thirty seven cents:
We are told if the government will I'M
prove the depth of the river to st. Louis to
eight feet OF water and the outlet TO twenty
seven feet, reduction of ten cents per
bushel will be effected in transportation,
and this amount on the natural expectation
OF the thirteen States tributary 10 the Mis-
sisslppi and its branches Of Go, U0, 600 bush
els would save $500 900 in = single year,
enough to make al the improvements nse
essary.
As these States are adding annually one
quarter to their products, ii is safe to say
this all-water route will save $25O00, 600 in
New Orleans, C.toDer I, 1873.
L J. HIGBY,
j. F. II GRACE.
:. TX. pDI.HAUS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-07

VNHE PARTNERSHIP HERETDFOHE
L sting under the nam. and style OF WE'LL
IHLhE is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
MAtRICE WELL.
SiMON MILLER.
New tsr'ears October f81s oC5 ct
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OEl.It'AN EXCHANGE.

DELIt'AN EACHANGE.
CORNER PERDIuO AND ST. CHARLES STREETS.
Choice WINES. LIQUORS and WESTERN LAGER
Siwavs on hand.
HOT LUNCH from 10 4. N. 10 I r. NJ daily.
JOHN KOUNTZMAN l. MIKE LARDNER.
ANIL 3u. Eruprietors.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-07
NEW ORLEANS. RED RlSE EH
LANDING
ALEXANDRIA LINE OF UNITED STATES MAIL
COACHES.
BUSINESS CHANGES.

(NOPARTNERSH1PN NOTICE.
~
Having purchased the interest of CAMILLA X.
GIRARDEY in the firm OF c. Z. GIRARDET Co.
she business of said firm viii be continued by the
temainins partners as heretofore.
New Orleans. August 81. 1873.
oc2 In NICHOLAS J. HOEY.
CPECIAL NOTlCE.-HAVINGS SOLD MY IN.
- terest in the firm OF G. 4, GiIardey & Co 20 Dir.
Sochelas J. Hoey, have ceast d to have anv con
Hection with the business carried on bv the re-
manng partners. Mr Hoey has assumed all my
liabilities for and to the firm. dissolved by my
withdrawal. &. b. GlRARDE1.
oc5t
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Administrators gerfauI

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS UI UT VIW4IUVTIlUbtt YIYtN'
iiber Der @Ou9btraBe.
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ben=SSrorte.
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SpDffrafe, nahe Sem SelairsW arfte,

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6 UiouGteu nit 3insH ulo gcncbniSter sidsIbstt.
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5iiSoftsSde BON Central aoenue nue Sohn FIR.
SrQit uno in 5olae zines Setrets ocs Rreis9crttts
Der StQot Baltimore, pQiitrt an 4. 6thruar 1873,
miro Der unterSeibncte ais &erDaltcr aut oifCntItter
4nftton oil Srt uno SttIe GiOntda, orn 3. Didra,
Rohmtlta9s UNI 3 tpr. oa6 nadiol9eno bcitricheRe
icbr merthpoue Si9entbum oertauien:
DaieIbc fdust Guf Der Sihoit=Ste BON Central.
Iucnue uno SobrtraBe on eritredt iib bann iiiblit,
Lungs Der @entralzNuenus, 16 kus baun oftlib uno
parallel nit or SobutraBe so SUP Damn norollt,
parallel nit bsr &entral : Auenue, Ii Tu6 big Sur
3ObnitraBs, lnb Damn lungs Der SobntraBe jurId bis
gum Anianqspunfte.
Sie 9sbduIi6fsiten beiteben in einem sroSen uno
9utecbauten 3 : itodi9en sie9elfieinernen KAREN une
Wobnbanfe nit freitoti9cm ~boppelten 5~ie9elteiI
nstnsH Sinter9ebduoe unb Superintendent etaG.
9uno6ins Gf oas game @ruuoftiid $72 pro Sahr.
Vie acknowledgement liuo: Elm Srittt6eiI ba0r,
Der Jfeft in 6 uno IL uionaten nit 3lnirn uno 9enii-
seRSer eItcrbslt; ooer aHIs bear, nab Dem 9elIebea
0Gs 2iuIers.
&ile Nnjablun3 BON $500 muB bei'm RauIe o.
mGdt luerber.
ssdlter s.. Satellite. Gertualtsr;
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fiji Sur@ 8. %. 9ennett G. Gnmp.
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nrr nen Dc Sshrnnr 1917


Batttm ore, ben 26. 5ehruar 1914.
Su tebereinitinmuu9 nit elmer am 3. spril 1865
Qenebmiqten 8erorhnunq bes @~irgCrmeiiters unb
Stdhtrat6es pom Baltimore iperoen bic StraBen=
Durhbrahs : @ommiiidre auf offsntIther guttton
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Srt uno Stslc Gncs Sdundtcrill, in cem Sahrs
msee ter SSafer=Nuep ~lieatnS, ME lie BON Der
Satsr= nab Der @umberlanofraBe ssUfnct peroen
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b0lSsrncu 9ebduoes entbalteno, urI1er in BEN Eabrz
iueae beiaq 'et BGfer=auep lieet, uEb fol9eroermaBeu
6ei6rlsbcn: On Der Shieite Der befa9ten Soter= ausn,
IN Der @ntfernur9 uon 14 Sus n0r6li6 non Der Sa.
fcrTtrase antGr9snh; oaun norolt6 &c SuB ? 3oa
aetenb hann DelIib % 8us bis on bic @titieite be-
faeter Aneo hann iiblib. Lungs bfia9ter Deitieits,
s Su6 oGnn oftlib II TuB bis on ODER nabe Der Uiitte
beinatcr QQCp; oann fIolib IS SUI; oann Oftlib9 8.
biz gum Anianse, un0 auf Dem Biane u uno 3 ole
SIR. 1 bcSettnet.
Uer ODER Die adufsr miiien girsidaft fir Den bops
peIteu 8etrag bes 9aut9elees seben, baB beia9tss
aauiesIo an Dem Gage, on fuelbem Die @ommiiidre
bereit iinb, pom bem 10 o~ertauften Bacterial y tiis gu
eeben. unD oaB beio9te &Gufer innerbalb iedssi9 Sas
gen aIes 70 %oertauite Wfaterlal unN ben oQourh per,
uriahten Sbutt oon Dem @rllne itiide btniue9riumen
lafcn. Siaaf GpE,
Sdmes q. Wforrpm,
Sobu &. 9iauett,
@ommtiidre;
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