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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-07-09

'Iargarr. .anders VS.. i. Louis Bou'ccq.
TIFTU DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
Il Orleans 30. q. BY virtue ola wit OF seizure
aud sale to directed by the honorable he Fifth
District Court fox ;ae parish Of Orleans IN TIE
above entitled cause, vii! proceed to sell at pub.
lie auction at he Merchants and Auctioneeys' E..
change Royal street, between Canal and Custom.
house streets n tie Second District Of this eity
on SATURDAY, August g, 1873, at twelve oclCck NJ.
the following described property to wit
A SQUARE Of GROUND with the buiGir.. and
improvements thereon, rights, ways. privileges
and apprrtenances thereunto belonging or in any
wise appertaining, situated in Huntsville late par
isii of Jefferson now Sixth Dtstric: OF this city of
New Orleans, STATE of Louisiana. said square is
designated number ti1ty -seven CT the orig Ii al
plan drawn by BENJAMIN Buisson, late surveyor
and deposited III the Office OF ". Bosw ell then
notary pubic IN the city OF Rev Orleans On the
seventh of March, 1887. Said square contains
twenty lots, and is bounded by Chesuut EIesnor
P.aqueni mes and Nashville streets. all American
measure. said square was purchased by tie de.
tendan: ilerein from Francis Thomas and heirs of
late John Caspar Reich, Sr., according to an act
passed before John F. Cotfey notary public (. this
city, on the twenty first of June, 1859.
seized in the above suit
TeTns-Cash Oh the spot.
W. P. HARPER
tstsJaEs kkpcl1 OF the ParTRh
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Neteeroios,c., and River Report.

Meteorological and RIveF nepVfe'
The signal service. United States army,
reports, for the benefit Of commerce. the
meteorological record, and rise or fall OF
the rivers, at 3:43 P. H.. ioca. time. yester-
1av az follows:
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Mone.ary--C0mmercial.
MONETARY.
OpPIUa OF THR DAILY RRPURLicAN.

1le money market continues quiet and easy,
with a moderate demand for discounts, both IN
bank and on the street. There are out few trans
actions repoItcd. We cont nue. 20 quote first
elias, paper with without cOllaterals, at 9Gle
i, cent u annum, AL at II, and second clas, at
-al8 first class mortgage pa,3r rules at "a ~.
and second class at IL.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-07-09

STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW ORLEANS
VA RAvRH SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvAAA
- The Steamships Of she Neres
&Ex German Lloyd vi. ,s.un. :a.,
regular trips nest faIlas follows:
From Bremen. From, New O:is&a..
STRASSBURG. september ic. October H.,
HANOVER. September g. October Is
hANkFCsI.. October T. NOvembers.
kOELN ....NctOber -. November p.
EuEthe. days Of departure vii. - advertised n,ss
after.
The steamers touch outward at Havre ans Ess
Ana, and on their home trip At Havana and Son ID.
amptoo TO land and receive passengers aud freight:
PRICES OF PASSAGE.
Frosl Bremen. oOut hampton OF Ravre 10 ES-i:A
OF Nav OrleRnA
Seo'n...''''''' '..'.'..'.......'' 800 SOic.
From Eew Orleans or Havana 70 Southampton
Havre OK Bremen.
Ceo.n..........'........ ......... 8 $50 go.c.
bteeTdge... Is gold
from Vow Orleans to Havana.
SEpiu..' '.....................4 80 goic.
oseeI..~t..... 10 golt-
Passage tickets from Bremen. Southampton :e
Havre to New Orleans, issued by the uude cuigusu,
FOR further particulars apply to
ed. T. S"OCKMEYER & Co, Agern
Au3 ~ No. ~ Union stree.
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Edwin Il UrsiiceGt vs.. Il. Clancy and etaTs


EGW in "A UrsiIceGt rs. +. Is0nCey RNU Mary
Clancy.
EO.E:H DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
Il of Orleans No. 1929 NO. 997i late
Se7eu:.. District Court BY virtue at writ
O: iieri ia as to directed by the honor
able the tourti. District Court for the parish
of Orleans in the above entitled cause, will pro.
coed to sell at public auction. at the Merchants
and Auctioueers Exchange. ROya! street, between
Canal ana CustomhOuse streets, in the Second Dis
twelv. o'clock 81. the following described prop
CT. !. to wit
ALL THE RIGHT TITLE AND INTEREST Of Hat
Kick Clancy and TO the suit entitled Patrick
Clanceyv.. TloT.las II. Conlel et ais. No. ST. IT
the doche Ga TIE Sixth stcC. Court :gI til. par
is; of Orleans.
Seized III he above sIIi:
VermS-Cas!. q. the spot.
". p. HARPER
Va 1872. Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
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v ]. A4t!'..hI
'i.23iJ5' Sheriff Of: the Parish OF Orleans
Bian. 4 Lcsendre VS.. Wallace 4 ChOpin

ElFTH Di>.a'cT 'OURT FOR THE PARISH
Il OF O. cans No. 3i10.-By virtue OF wr: of ils ri
District Count for the parish o. Orleans in the above
entitled cause will proceed to sell az public
ton, On .he premises hereinafter designated on
WEDNESDAY, Jelly {" 1875. at hal'past ten coioc K
4. NJ tie iollow!n. described property to wit
THE STOCK OF GOODS il the store occupied
By defendants herein situated at No. q Union
street II ne First District of this city consisting
OF machinery. etc. as peg Inventory MIC. .aa' be
seen IN m office,
Seized ii the above suit.
Te.ns-Cas o.. :he spo:
Tp HARPER
;.s' Us Sheriff Of TIE Parish of Orleans
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Lavaca-2s8l sks corn 200 bbls -four bbls whisky
II bags coffee III III bbls oil 100 pkgs mdse
LEGHORN-Shp A Oul,on-Io0e hhds tobacco
II. $50 stayes
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COMMERCGAL
Tuesday EVENING, July 3.

COTTO:-The sales to day mot including $50
bales omitted YESTERDAY when the a4s,l al business
was $40 balesI summed up l76! bales at steady
prices for the better qualities Willie the medium
and lower grades continued irregular and easy.
with occasional sales below our quotations il
.hich however. We make no change, except slight
variation in low middliag. We give also the e..
change figures which for eTage lists according
with it's types while ours present the proper range
of the market for average lists, but with the
and ordinary given as ;he outside for strict o:
those grades:
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION. ASsyMILATED
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VHR CROMWELL lint,


Teuehin9 at Cedar Keys ana Mey ~ sss.
&E The New Oriean.. Fi.r,da
.1 and Havana Steamship Company
&6H72I1 will dispatch fire: olass East 2as.
senger steamer
Every Wednesday.
From she foot Of Cslope street, First eis,I,a1
RATES OF PASSAGE:
70 Havana 10 CedA, Ess
Cab!a.. tA
Oto6I6G6. .................. ~ ID
ThroEgb bills Of lsdipg issued 70 AL points IN
Florida, including Tampa, and to Nsx York. ChA.
lesion and Savannah.
None bat the company's Bills " lastns signed
and none signed after sailing Of the steamer.
Spendi id passenger accommodation and th-cuxs
tickets given 70 above pouts.
No freight received without pernsi: from 50. -
dee.
For f,s.ga. .: osssage apply to
!. z. ROBERTS, Treasures.
No. 100 Common atce.:
Gre. the Louisiana National Daps
Tho stsAnsh4p HAVANA follows on reg1n
day. GeSI,
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RAILROADS.

NEW ORLEANS. MOBILE
TEXAS RAILROAD.
Passenger Depot Foot Of Canal Streo''
On and after May Is, 1873, trains leave daily .:
"a M and 5P. NJ
Arrive daily at 4 A. NJ. and 4 P. n.
The =. NJ. Express train stops only ~ regular
stations. :.u.o
COAST TRAIN fo- Ocean Springs and lnterme'
date stations leaves New Orleans daily (Sundays
excepted) at 3:l5 P. N. .
Returning, leaves Ocean Springs at q A. ID
arrives at New Orleans at $50 4. ".
This is the only line running PULLMAN PALAGR
CARS through without change to Louisville. 81
Louis Lynchburg, and Virginia Springs.
For tickets and information apply at office. cor
aud at depot.
T. P. SHUTR,
General Ticket Agent
4. Fl. SCRANTON,
o,yN General Superintendent.
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a. TIE steamers Of :Ais line will esi.

AEA Tie steamers OF this line will sAi.
4k8 70: L::s-2oo! direc: as follow,
MINNESOTA, SATURDAY. july L.
From New York to Glasgow
SEONrlA..... '...... ........-,-. July
Will receive and s On through bills Of ladng 10
Havre. Bremen Hamburg Antwerp Rotterdam
and all Cont neu .a PORTS.
Return tickets issued available ~: TWELVH
MONTHS, al reduced rates. ana Through Tickets
to all parts of Che United rgdOm and Europe.
stewardess and surgeon attached to eacl.
steamer: no charge is made .or ATTENDANT and
medicines.
Money orde IS granted free o; charge.
Prepaid Emigr alton Tickets issued here to par
ties DESTROYS OF sending for their friends.
These vessels cross tie bar st az time. without
detention. :.
For freight aud passage having s1peSio- accom- &,
modations, apply 10
A. X MILLER 1 CO.
eeii No. - Carondelet street, New Orleans
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DR. HOFFMAN. MARKS 4 Co.. ALIEN
ID LEVY, AuctDneer-otfice No. IS Charities
street.-Will be sod on WEDNESDAY, July g. al
twelve O coc, NJ, for account OF whom i may coz
Germ, to satisfy psdse-
One magnificent: Lady Gold BRs.S-oIE ...
with enleIalds rub.. and diamonds
Also
One ma s1l.ticeu: BRACELET st: W.. .iI.: .:e:
Diamonds
To be 500, without any reserve r.ate-e:
Terms-Cesl. ~ :.
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THE R.T.xN,
Picture Gallery.

The river here is four fee. .: inches
below high water mark OF IS.
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VREAT JACKSON ROUTE.
Trains 6epar. and arrive as follows (cron: cepo:
foot Of Calliope street,:
DEPART. ARRIVE
Express. %. 1850 A. NJ. Express. 400 r. n.
Mail. 5:j5 2. NJ. Mail. ......... $50 A. n
AccOmmOdA- Accconmda. .
This line is many miles the shortest, and many
hours the quickest to all points North and East
and the only line running Puiman,s Pa ace
Sleeping Cars to Louisville and Humboldt
without change. Only one change to principal
cities Ncrth and East. Tickets for sale and all in
formation given corner Camp and COmracn stree'A
uadeE City Hote. New Orleans.
A. D. SHELDON, Agent.
3al2i 4. D. FROST General Manager
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

fvsns Co. lEdmun NJ. Ivens and Charles II.
JOnee)
eyIxrH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
y Of Orleans No. 3698.-By virtue OF . VII ~. oa
Sixth District Court for the parish OF orleans, ~
the above entitled cause, will proceed 10 sen as;s
mated on MONDAY, July 81, 1873, at halfpast ten
o'clock 4. NJ. the following described proper 10
wit .,,
THE STOCK OF GOODS in the store occupied oy
defendants herein situated at No. 2. Union street.
IN the First District of this city IS per inventory
which may be seen il my office.
seized in the above sui'.
TtIuS-CaS. on the spot.
;v9 - Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans
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AUCTION SALES.
BY G. E. Girardey & Co.
IMPROVED SIXTH DISTRICT PROPERTY.

IMPNV' Ed SsA I DIS n-O1 rINOh s'1s =
SUCCESSION OF MARY gTER DECEASED WEE
OF CHARLES WAGNER.
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STEAMSHIPS.
STATE LINE STEAMSHIP CONpAN

LIMITED.
The following ne" first c-sss fl:.-'overed Clys
built Screw steamships are intended to sail regu
lary between NE-T ORLEANS AMI LIVERPOOL
and GLASGO" and NEW YORK
LOUISIANA, 2 90 tons register . Captain Stewart
MINNESOTA. 2'.lo tons r. gstes. CAPTAIN Hamiin
ALABAMA 2t0' tons register ........ Captain Flint
PENNSYLVANIA 1900 tons re giste:. Ca plain Braes
Virginia, $500 tons RI q Captain SadIor
GEORGIA 2Si.l tons
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IMPORTS.
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

NEW IORE-S,eanship General Meade-As.oc.e'
mdse
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BY D. E. Morphy.
Glitter BUTTER E.T..:::
DY ~. +. NDRPBY-A :. NGS.Hi AZ
ID toueer.--N i'll be sold on III Ks.At, jay -.
1888, at half past 'sr oc.ock A. n II stores Nos.
l08 and 40 Nagaz'n street, fox account OF whom
it may concern by order O; tn. mast AID . a!d'
ems of tins port
A No. :--Thirteec tubs BITTER.
W liz diamond * -TWei.- -. :. ...'
TER.
Elk George cromwell. from Ne .c,.
Terms-Cash. -
BY Hoffman, Marks e Co.
SALE FOR ACCOUNT OF HHdE .. MA. CcS
CEHN.
ONE COL: iHgASr?IN, SET T.:. -:--?.E> And
EIBRALD:
ONE Gol1 BRACELET. SET WY. :A.oSDS.
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Second o!.,.!c. Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. g, 500
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BREMEN.

North German Lloyd.
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW Os;s,sa
VA RAVRH SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvAAA.
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By s. GuinauI:.
S"CCESSIOI OF LOUIS z. ufC.:.

Second District Curt for the ?a.:s.. .: V1...as-
No. 49,.
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". r. FAKFEK.
90 T. - Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
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Blanc & lesendre VS.. Wallace \ Chopin
az ~

W. r. EN-
is >. Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans.
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ONE GOLD BRACELET. SET WIZ. :A.oSDS.
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Charles Fei:eI VS.. G.. verneull, MASTER
and Owners OF Schooner Mar Agnes


;v9 - Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans
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Y. r. HAH"EE.
:. ,9a"e Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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being stricken out. The impeachment of
Judge Delanay was reported to the Sen
ate by the House committee The con-
terence reports on the Sundry and Postal
Appropriation Bills were concurred in.
The committee of conference on the bill
for the distribution of the Geneva award
reported that they were unable to agree
with the House as to the class of losses TO
be paid, land as to warinsurance premiums.
HOUSE The conference committees
report on the Sunday Appropriation Bill,
cutting down the Senate amendments 3d.
100000, was agreed to. The request of
he Senate for conference committee on
the Agricultural College land grant was
refused. The salaries amendment to the
Legislative Appropriation Bill, as report
ed by the conference committee, was con-
Cured in by 1913 ayes to 81 noes. 1t fixes
the salary of the President at $5O,OOO;
Vice President, Justices Of the Supreme
Court, Cabinet officers and Speaker, $10,-
600 each; Chief justice, 10000; Senators
and Representatives, $1,000 each, includ-
ing members of the preseno Congress, the
increase to be in lleu.of all allowances ex-
cept for actual travelling expenses to the
capital and return. The Edmunds
amendment relative to the Pacific roads,
directing the Withholding of pay for
transportation of mails, etc, and Wilson's
amendment directing suits to be brought
against the Credit Mobllier, were agreed
to. M0rrill's amendment suspending pay
ment rendered by the Court of Claims in
favor of disloyal claimants was stricken
out.
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our agents sold 1873 copies IN eight days another
sold 1853 in two weeks. Our agent in Hartford
sold 1917 in week Specimens Of the work sent
to agents or receipt Of stamp. For circulars and
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The Columbus Republican says; "The
coroners jury summoned to investigate
the case of Ludwig Lempke, found dead
Tin Caiamus, Dodge coldty) with shot
gun wound, as we men toned last week
after examining witnesses, brought in a
Nerdc duplicating John Cook in his
taking off and Cook has according been
arrested and taken to Juneau to jail"
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THE WEEK.
THURSDAY.

Wendell Phillips lectured at Chicago
Tuesday evening, criticising the lectures
Of Fro1de.
A socialist instruction isgreported in
several of the provinces Of Russia.
Mrs. Fisher and her five children, at
Beachburg Canada were burned to death
in their dwelling.
j. B. Mccormick, of reaper fame, died
at Dayton, Ohio, on Wednesday.
The Pennsylvania Coal Company has
advanced its prices for coal
The schooner Jury was wrecked few
days since near Greenpaint, L. l., and all
on board lost.
Alexander H. Stephens was elected
from the eighth district of Georgia with
out opposition.
Stockholders of the London and Globe
Insurance Company are clamorous for
dividend, Notwithstanding The losses at
Chicago and Boston.
The journeymen bakers at Stuttgart
and printers of Leipsic, Germany, have
struck work.
The National Council of the Union
League of America meet in Washington
on Monday.
A revolution in Hayti is expected.
FRIDAY.
Marshall s. Sons, cotton-spInners of
Stockport, England, have suspended; liza
bilitiss 925O,OOO.
The walls of q burning building in
Boston fell Thursday, killing two hremen
and two girls, and injuring several 9th srs.
The New York city charter has passed
the Assembly.
Mob law prevails at Lima, Peru, and
revolution is imminent
A meeting of the Apollo Hall General
Committee4to select chairman broke up
in a row.
The Kansas City and Council bluffs
Railroad has been mortgaged for eight
million dollars.
Hendricks, of Indiana, fell while leav-
ing his residence, on Thursday, and was
seriously injured
The postmaster at Now Orleans is
charged with embezzling $4,000.
A fire at New Orleans, Thursday after
noon, destroyed about $250,OOO worth of
property.
SATURDAY
A gasoline explosion caused the de-
struction of r. A. Tilghman's $20,O00I
residence near Philadelphia.
Republicans in the Missouri Legislature
declare the Bogy investigation partial,
and petition the United States Senate to
order the proper inquiry.
F.. The telegraph fleet at London will com
mence laying the Anglo. American and
French cable the first week in May.
About fifty members of the Illinois
House of Representatives are now absent
from their seats on sick leave.
Snow fell to great depth in she north of
France Thursday.
A blacksmith of Dayton, Ohio, was
found frozen to death in the canal near
his residence, with his head and shoulders
above the ice.
The Carlists claim to have $4,000 men
in the field. 6 m e,e
The Democrats Of Kentucky hold state
convention May 1. 1ll
The Miami Medical College graduated
fifty-seven and the Louisville College
fifty one students Friday evening.
A collision occurred between two .yes-1
sells in the harbortof Arcadia, Greece,i and
ninety persons were drowned. 3 so.,, 15 \,
GS1fb EE3& &c ART. E}H IOqaYgH
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The Whitewater Register says eggs
went up like balloons last week TO 40
cents dozen. But they speedily came
down from their eggs allied altitude and
can now be bought at the respectable
rate Of Is cents.
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MONDAY,
The cab-drivers of Berlin are on a

The cab-drivers of Berlin are on a
strike
Bancroft, our minister to Germany, xvi IL
give a grand dinner in honor of the sec
ond inauguration of President Grant.
The national debt was reduced $5,277.-
$50 during February.
John Parker, formerly of La Crosse,
died at Paterson, N. J., Friday, under cir
cumstances Indicating that he was given
medicine to produce dropsy.
TheJumel will case will be appeale d
to the United States Supreme Court.
Ten horses were burned in the stables
OF Mr Lamb, at Little Rock.
"A IRE at Chicago, Sunday morning,
damaged the coffee and spice mills Of
Stephens, Collins & Co.
Gen. Crook says the back bone of the
Indian war in Arizona is broken.
TUESDAY
Captain Jack and his Modoc Indians
are anxious for peace, and it is believed
the war is ended.
Fev. Milton Badger, Secretary OF the
American Home Mission Society, died at
Madison, Conn, Saturday
Hollis's wool pulling establishment at
Watertown, Mass, was burned Sunday;
loss $4,000.
Il. Norton Strong, one of the largest
owners of lake vessels in the West, died
Sunday morning.
A band of men whipped a white man
named Hayden, four miles from Frank
FORT KY, from the effects of which it is
thought he will die
The Germans of St. Joseph, Mo-, are
making extensive preparations for the
s@ngerfest 70 be held there the last OIL
May.
Frances arsenals are now replenished
and all material lost during the war with
Germany has been replaced.
A fire at New York Monday evening
destroyed the building Nos. 35 and 81
Vesey street, occupied by the American
and United States Tea companies and the
Office of the Christian Leader, causing 2
loss of 100000.
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The GAINESVILLE Gazette says: "a party
of peddlers, who have been operating in
our city during the past few days, have
succeeding in disposing of few pieces
of bogus broadcloth, some of our promi-
nent citizens being pur chasers."
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The Menominee Indians have elected
new chief ia place of Ah-co- nemie,
now serving term of three years in the
state prison. The new chiefs strong
temperance man.
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The Monroe Press says Peter McVean,
ofSylvester, delivered last week, to J
Chadw ten live hogs, less than 81
months old, whose aggregate weight was
5,452 pounds, the average being 545
pounds. They were sold at g. per hun
dred.
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VI bllS Aculu uulCldl OFCCit, anu OOuuty CuuSCp
OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE.
Madison, Wisconsin
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that a Judicial .Elec
ton, to be held in the several towns, wards and
election precincts in the state of Wisconsin, on
the frst Tuesday, being The first day of April
next the following officers are to be elected, TO
wit: ,.srs
an associate Justice of The Supreme Court, in
the place of ORsAMUs Cole, whose term of office
will expire on the thirty first day Of May, 1873.
A Judge ofthc Circuit Court for the Tenth ~
djcidE CItcuit, comprising the counties Of Brown,
Door, Oconto, Outagamie and shawano, In the
place of e. HOLMES ELLIS, whose term OF Office
will expire on the thirty first day OF December,
1873. ...t.sr tsu.fa#
Il County Jltdgs in each of the several counties
of this State IN the place of each of the County
Judges of the said several counties, whoee terms
of Office will expire on the thirty-arst day Of De-
cember, 1873.
Given under my hand and tie great seal of the
State, at Madison, this Goth day Of February, 1873
Ea#H F oa IL BREESE, s@ st-
Secretary Of State.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-03-06
NOTICE.

SHERITP's OFFICE, March 4, 1873
NOTICE Is hereby given, that In accordance with
the above notice served Oh me by the Secretary OF
State, an Election will be held in the seyera
Towns and Wards comprising the County OF Ken-..
osha, on the first Tuesday, being the first day OF
April next, for the election of county Judge IN
the place OF Issac w. Webster, whose term or Of
flee will expire on the thirty-frst day Of December
A. D, 1873. :
1905 aia9tJoHN TETARD, Sheriff Of A9 pa
lot azeos 4lrqT aTa9tr ~ Kenosha County. 4