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Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-08-23

A LATE PURCHAsE.-Mr. ]. II. Hirseh
! has, we learn, purchased of Messrs. ]. NJ.
! Parker q Co., the North corner of their
/ Cotton Warehouse on College and Liberty
| Streets, and will soon erect large house
| for the purpose of manufacturing Saddles,
| Harness, etc. Mr.. Hirsch came to our CITY
about year ago and has proved to our
Harness, &c, can be manufactured here at
home than abroad. Every step in the di-
rection of Tnanufact uring should be encour-
| aged by our citizens, for the solid wealth
| and power of city rests more upon manu-
| factories than upon any other species of
commerce. If Jackson is to be the city our
hopes picture, manufacturing must be
fostered with liberal hand. We hope
| that Mr.. Hirsch will reap the reward his
energy and high character so richly merit,
and that the step he is about taking will
prove to be the beginning of a new era of
prosperity and wealth for Jackson.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-08-23

ST. JoHNs LODGE, Nc. 352-J. c. Pybas,
W. M; George G.. Hughes, sec'y. hiee1a
LIST Monday each month.
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Hemp. & Paducah R.R.
SUNDAY TRAINS.

EROM and after Sunday, June 10Th 1873,
until further notice. Passenger
Trains viii be run between Paducah and
Trimble, EVERY SUNDAY, stopping at
all Stations. =
Leave fauucah ~ -; .t,sg j. NJ
Arrive at fFimble- y =. =. 13s0C noon
Leave TTimble $50. yz.Izs- :. sl2esl3 D. m.
Arrive at Paducah - =. :. :, 4;45p. m.
North-bound passengers arriving at Troy
Station, Sunday merning, reach Padueah
by this train same day.
). W. WILBUR,
N. MONSARRAT, Superintendent
J GenT Ticket Agent.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-08-23

JAcRSox LODGE No. 45.-A. b. Jones,
W. NJ; J. c. Smith, Jr., Sec'y', Meets 4lh
Friday each month.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-08-23

CLINTON r. A. CHAPTER, No. s;-B.
r. Harris, II. p; A. b. Jones, Il; .. X
ChappeIl, s.. Meets Sd Friday each month";
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-08-23

JACKSON COUNCIL, No. Is, r. 4 8. M
Key. A. w. Jones, T. i. @. Nj. j. r. CHAP,
nell, Recorder. Meets 4th Monday eaeh
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-08-23

DEGREE LoDGE.-Meets every I'd Thurs
.day night IN each month.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-08-23

THREE JACKSON YOUTHS IN TROUBLE.
Three young men of this City went up to
Milan on Sunday last on the mail train, for
little ride and fun, intending to return on
the freight that same evening. On their
arrival at Milan they got to foOling around
the Depot and other places, and to their
establishment the freight train went on and
left them. Now the sum total of their
| finances amounted 70 only three dollars
| that is after they had fooled around for
awhile-and as there was no tram home
until the next day at 10 o'clck, they were
in a fix. indeed. Strangers IN q strange
land, without money, waiting for q train,
Of course they had coolies Of fun. With
them they had the keys of their respective
business houses. and when their employers
came down on Monday morning and found
their stores unopened, and knocked in vain
TO arouse, as they supposed, their sleeping
clerks, horrible pictures of midnight burg
lars and assassins, or sudden and mysteri-
GUS deaths, agitated their souls. Ladders
were procured and second story windows
entered, but the absent ones were not
found. The telegraph was employed, and
the widest excitement prevailed, but no
clue as to the fate OF the fun-seeking clerks
was obtained. Gloom settled upon the
broWs Of their friends, while their employ
ers anxiously oyerhauled the contents Of
IRON safes and examined precious move
ables. Nothing was missing, and deeper
grew the mystery. The noon train arrived,
and with il came the clerks, looking sleepy,
hungry and dry, having tasted, watched
and thirsted fourteen hours, so as to have
money enough to get home. Their safe
arrival was Of course hailed with ioV but.
they have had an awkward time OF 1t ex-
planning matters. The general impression
is that they fooled around Milan a little too
promiscuously and that that was ''what
troubled Hannah"
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InsoIYant Nnfiea.

HAVING suggested to the County Court OF
II MadisOa County Tennessee, the insol-
yency of the estate of Anthony Williamson,
dec d. Notice is hereby given TO all persons
having claims against said estate, 70 file them
properly AUTHENTICATED, with the Clerk Of the
County Court Of said Madison County, on or be-
fore the list Day of January. 1874, or this
notice VIII be plead in bar OF their recovery.
go e -REBECCAC. WILLIAMSON, 2
Adm'rs Of Anthony Nillianson, deed.
August o IS-3-ssIy
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ZOE. SAIEI

A Lot Containing Over an Acre
On which is residence 46 by IS feet
earden-is bounded on the East and North
by - foot street. Also another lot ada
cent TO the above, containing one acre
said lots can be sub-diyided into six beau
tifui residence lots. For terms, &C., &c,
apply to
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,.,sg,.e,e,1 CENTRAL ROAD.

MISSISSIPPI CENFhAL hUAD'
Mail Train for Humboldt,
Leaves Jackson, Tenn.,.:. 0:4O p M
Express train for Humboldt,
Leaves jackson, Tenn, =. -. 40 q. m.
These trains go no further than
Humboldt.
Mail train for n. Orleans
Leaves Jackson, Tenn, lU-oO a. M
EXPRESS train for New Orleans,
Leaves Jackson. Tenn Ii'oO PIN
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A. B. JONES,
Secretary of the Faruil

NUe-V-V"' SetItOAlJ VI INC 7 -o1It!'
CRoPs.-We speak knowingly when we
say that the cotton crop in this county is
fully as promising as that Of any crop since
the war. The corn crop is below average,
but more corn Will be made than many o:
the farmers Of the county now estinste.
Madison and West Tennessee have nothing
to eomDlsin of
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-08-23

Madison and West Tennessee have nothing
to complain Of
MENTAL PHoTosRAPHs.-The young Ia
dies Of this city have new style album
which contains questions for their gentle
men visitors 70 answer. Questions as 10
| their favOrite color, city, nationality, oceu-
patton, men, women, etc, etc. We only
! have reports from two of these new style
albums. In the first, a certain gentleman Of
this city expressed preference for Naples
as a place Of residence. Another gentle
man, also Of this city, expresses prefer
enee for Humboldt Tenn. In the second
one gentleman expressed preference for
dancing as an amusement While another
decidedly prefers calling "doOdle bugs"
Where this thing will end, we don't know
but we are prepared to ventilate other al
buns when reported. SEND them IN ladies'
UNJUST CRITICIsAd.-There are few of
any, positions more difficult TO fill than
that Of Policeman. It Is natural, and not
altogether wrong, to unsparingly critioise
the actions of the Police. However, ii is
uRquestionably true that they are criticised
whether right or wrong. The idea seems
to be that they are public tools, to be cuss-
ed whenever there Is nothing else 10 cuss.
Hence, let them do a. they may, they are
sOundly eussed out and recommended 70
the tender mercies Of the Devil. Now, this
Is all wrong-Polieemen are serVitOrs of
the peace-guardians Of the right-repre-'
sentatiges OF law and order-and the exec
utOrs of Justice and Mercy. Hence, the
duty Of good citizens is TO support, instead
OF critieising them when in the discharge
of their duties. and 20 look leniently upon
their actions, because they are defenders
Of the law" We venture TO say, that ii the
citizens Of jackson will take as much pains
to find ont the good our Policemen do, as
they do to pick flaws, they will have a
much better opinion Of their Police force
Try the former plan for while, just for
variety.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-08-23

OLD ONEs.-At q dining in this city
recently we're three old ladies whose
aggregate age was 245 years. The
oldest was 81, the next 81, and the
third 20 years of age, all healthy and
quite spry for their time of life.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-08-23

REvIvAL.-Quite an interesting re-
vival of religion has been going on
for ten days past, at Payne's Chapel,
in East Jackson. There has been
some six or seven conversions, and
interest in the meeting continues I'M
abated.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-01-19
Nueva far1nacia.

El que suscribe tiene el honor de paruclpar
tantO al pdblicO en- general como todos los tar-
maceuticos de La Isla en- particular heber abler-
to un nuevo estabecimentO de Farmacla situa-
do en- la Gale de San Francisco nlmeao 81 en-
ell que encontraran sus favorecedores un esme-
RADIO trato V un complete surtidO dc drogasspro-
ductos quimicos patentizados los cualess 9frece
como procedentes de las mejOres casas de Euro
pa los Estados- Unidos con quienes esta rela-
cionado, teniendo la satisfaction de ser ell prl-
nero en- ofrecer al publico varios med c men
tOs intrOducidos recientemente ell la medlclna,
tales como:
EI Eucalyptus GEobulas, nuevo febrifugo, usa-
do con gran exito en- Espana, Argella y Corcega
Y que tanto por sus propiedades medicInales :
mo por su buen gusto esta llamado ser gene
raj su nsO
EI sultObindto de soda. nuevo purgante salino
sin ell sabor desagradable de tOdos los purgan-
tes de su clase.
EI sirop Dusdrt de Lactof6sfato de cal remo-
dio muy eicaz en- el raQuitismO las afccclones
6s "a acompanadas de un NAL estado en- las Was
digestivas, en- la disenterfa otros varlos me-
dicamentOs de muy dificll enumeraci0n.-Pner-
to-Rico enero 10 de 1873. Miguel g. Ledlesnad:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-01-19
Con interes.

I'm licenciado del arma de caballerfa de la Guar
dia Civil que reune las crcunstancias para qesenl
peIIar la plaza de mayordomo encargarSe de la GUS
todia vigilancia dc una hacienda, desempenar
cualquier otra comsion que e dssigne dentro . lue
do la CAPITAL desea oeuparse eI pun
toda clase de ganadosy tene actos de veterinarlo.
Pueden dirgrse pOr coueo de- mejor moao, aI In M
teresado Luis Perez Fernandez, calle ue oai1 0vs0
nIimerO en- ell patio. PueTtO-ElcO. = -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-01-19
INTERESANTE.

Viene esta Isla en- Ell mes de Febrero el Sr.
Nash conOcidO fabricante de maquinas de gas
Empire State para gasolina. Los Sres. hacenda-
dos deInas personas que deseen adquirir esta
clase de mAquinas para alumbrarse podran aDrO-
vecharSe de los conocimientOs de dicho fabrican
to pueden pedir las maquinas con ell mum. de
luces que necesiten al agente de La misma Gallo
de San Justo n1merO 81. 1-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-01-19
PRO~pECTO.

Al entTar este per6Aieo en el 1 an0 de sa pnbilca-
ciOn sesiiastarG aTeeoidsr 10 march. cue ia ssgn
do hast, ahDrA xata 4do los sucssos pab1cos .oi
poliIlea Inoderada abera; eo1entai'd1 - Is-
chos impaFclalmeate. en 81 EaIsmor, sll uesoehnet
yefdAe esciasos de an yeraad sln olYldaI los ur9e
res de Ia edHeaei1n defend11nd0 Las fepat lchs L.
les intelnctuaas fOsnenfando todos los pFogectos
djRn0s de apoy0 IneEclsndo ios aTBenlos poilt COS
escrlt0e iterariOs hlEtoficos, carutalees TsiiG0s
"a originates, ~ dsDados aaioFes sISangeF"s de
genlo fama.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-01-19
Disolucion de Sociedad.

Con fecha diezy .siete del mes dc diciem7
mum acuerdola sOciedad mercantil que en- este
pueblo giraba bajo 10 razon de LaureanO Ber-
nardO y Comp, quedando desde esta fecha echo
cargo en- todOs sus negocios, ell exprasado Isau-
Teano Bernardo en- Caguas enerO 10 de 187S.-
LGttreGn0 Bernardo. 1-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-01-19
sALIDAb.

Enero 16.-Para Arecibo 9ol. esp. ReoOrts rs
ton. patron Subira, con provisiones.
16.--Para SamanA berg. goL hol. Hendriek l4S
tor cap. Mayer, con pr0visiones,
patron Lanz0, con pr0viEiones y 2 pasAgeros.
17-PaTa Aguadilla y deInas puntOs de gu ruta
yap. esp. MoetesGmG 100 ton. cap. LloVet, con
efectOg correspondence y paSagerOs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-01-19
PARTE MERCANTIL.
MoVIMIENTo MARITIME.
ENTRADAS.

Enero 17.-De S. Thomas en- 10 hOras vap. esp
MoctesuBsd 400 ton. cap. Llovet, con parte carga
Y pasager0s. H
T,-De Humacao en- dias barca noruega Dir
tic 275 ton. cap Glory, con bebidas los Sres.
L&timeT Comp.
17.-De Fajardo en- 6 horas gol, esp. Uberita
IS ton. pat Rodriguez, con provisiJnes y pgo.
1S.-De Aguadilla demAs puntos de su ruta
vAp. esp. PetGyO COS ton. cap. LaTtitegni, con
efectOs ypasageros.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-01-19
Aviso al p6blico.

Con fecha 81 del pFt,xino pas.sGo @1el-glsEe,
Aemas Fetgaao sl peder seneEsl gg1e EealtBes
eonterida al ~, ID, Naa.lel Apekt2ass, aSs c0Bh0
el especlai 4 81 Soogtaa n1a E1aacl -. -aez
ApellaaIs Qaeslaatla may sss}st ca0 tss - 9sse4a
desempeaa daraAee ii sae4naa aae rvs aA2 Xe-
preeeatsaetas--gasgta- Aico Us as eusgys t>c3>-
FFaneiaco RasEoa y t'saane Is
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NUN. g..
PREC1os DE SUBSCRIPTION.

Por un ano adelantado en- la Capital pueblos de
la Isla $IO.-6 meses id id 81 80 otea meses i'd id.
$3-Un MD meses ID Id 80 oO CTS meses ld' id'
pueblos de i'd ensla Capital 9)rs.-Un id. los
Ell BOLIa lsla 10 RS Un mum. suelto 2 rs =
punto de laIlN Sc enyla FRANCO de porte cualqwer
tiyos Isa por conducto de sus agentes respec>
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-01-19

Sc ha rebibo una gran laesaEa 5s a6lstgs Z.
pbGtt de ley.
Como son: Eseriha las. poFsa sabacos. p.rrEa-
joyas lntnidaa de jasSOs para 4dovno sle Haesl-
Todo So expende = ngeei0s nIzv 81 ll-aslVCs
en- casa De AaarAeia NAsE t-6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-01-19
OS ESP AlOLES SIN C0NDECIONRS.
MATA-FUEGOS.
INsTANTANE0 CONTRA INCENDIOs,
DEL sR. BANoLAs.
AvIsO >1MPoRTANTE

Tenemos el gusto de anunciar al p1bllco, que be
mos nOmbrado como nuestros representatives en- es-
te departamento los Sras. B. Borras Hermanos, y
como agente al Sr. ID, j. Mnren; quedando los pri-
iLeros, garantizadores responsables las cantda-
&c que Sc les entreguen por la mtad del valor de
aparatos que, segun el prospectO publicado, der
Aen satlsfacer los senores que gusten suscribrse.
Los mlSnos senores dardn en- esta mater1a Guam
sanieeedentes, datos pOrmenores SO solicitor,
Iarlfal de los ana tna " de ahia carUaH
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-01-19
DEL PARTID0 De Los ES.
Aviso al comerclo.

En La casa de- somercio de D. Balbino Power, Sc en-
uentra una persona de copocida apttud para Ia con-
tabiIidad mercantl ecualGuiera casa de comercio;
P0dra hacerse cargo do une o mas casas segun q, q
trabajo que tenaan. Para6nforpes podfa in9lcar al
que le desee ocupar, varos concentrates dc esta
ulaza Puerto-Rico enero 10 de 1873 80 ~ 5-S
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-01-19
DEVENTA.

La casa terrera de piedra y azotea, Tadieada
en- esta Ciudad, calle de San Justo ndmero s..
FL que desee comprarla Sc entendeIa con el Pro-
curadOr Vergara 1-3
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GFalde J nonSHulSO dBSaflgk gaAD
mr. AnTTADn.
En- los dias /, 2 y 8 de Fsbrero entrante.

Los duenos del ESTABLISHMENTS los af siOna-
dos que han invitado particularmente, repiten
la buena acOgida que mereceran los que les
honren con su existencia, seguros que seran
bien atendidos. NagnabO, enerO de 1879. IL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-01-19
Aceite de zzigado de Bacalao.

RurO y legftimO de Lanman Kemp
FL DR. u. Manuel Fran co de Entralgo yeclno de la
Gale de La Habana, Santiago de las Vegas, dice que
ma usado ei Aceite de HAigadO de IsaAcalfsO
De L&anman y Kemp OH casos de Tfsis, Escr6
fuia, Darrea Cr6nica 81. IL, tanto en- los osninos, co
mo adnltos siempre ha curado esas enferrnedades,
FL Dr. ID. jose Franco Ruz, Medico CiIujanO.
N2 a., certidca haber empleado con exelentes re-
sultados el Aceile de HigadO de EBacaIaO
de Aanmnn y Kemp en- las Intermediates para
las cuales esta indicado. $50 2 EHff :
u. Benito jose Riera, Lido. de Ia RI Universidad
de Ia Habana, Catedratico de Qufmica Fisica, de
La RI Escuela General Preparatoria de Cuba, a. Il
Certifca que el Aceite de Higad6 de HSacsa.
lao de Aannan y H emp es una sHstancia ell
el mayor grado dc pureZa como 10 prueba su gidO
analisls, y 10 llama ALIMENTO y MEDlCINA.
u. Felix Benjamin C9rbonell, Lido. en- Farnlacia
de la XII Universdad Literaria de La H3bana IL. ~.
certihca haber vsto practicar por el LIDO. ID. Jose
Benlto Riera. elreeono3imiento del AceiGe de III I
gadO de BacalaO de Aammam y Kemp, Y
haberio verifcado 81 mismo con el mayor cIdadO,
dando por resultado el mas legitimO Y extraido
con La mayor escrupuloSida
Los afamados facultativos Sres. ID. Ant0 UlmO.
ID. ,Benlto Manresa y Pablo Verdno, dc Matanzas, +
LUIS, Fedo, Ferrad, Mariana Revillo dc Santiago
do Cuba, dicen que han empleado nuestro AceiGe
de AigssdO de BucaIno con resultados mara
VIIlosos
Sc halla de vEMTA Ell los estahl ,cimntos de to
daS classes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-01-19

En- Capitals S ss,ss.e es sasIa.sao as 'Sss 3
Parts ilustrada Dc III corrsO Dc Ultramar,"
Sc sal.llns. - SO nAaaerga ea folio coz - pa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-01-19

Para Inglaterra Espana, \
Francia Alemana, toda 7
Europa Asia Santhomas, Ell I2 Y 26 medic dia
PaciieO, Terra hrme y las [
Coouias IngIesas
Para Ia Habana, los ESD T., -
tad0s- Unidos y Meico. Ia VI" l'
Para San Thomas las( Z. a.. ga
celo'tias in glesas. III ui~ 20
p,ra >, pro51 = p;od1o, I.
PLAZA % D''s'i ''iou0 :" III dia 26.
Via San Thomas pol
Para los Estados- Unidos vapor americana el IL
oora 10, r1.t,1o. vr;,l Dia %
~ "'""' via de Jam aica
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FL CCRREO DE- ULTRANSR.
PARTE P0LITI6A.
PeyI6dsco UniUersal del tan1aiio mas grdDde
que Sc cO1tOce.

Este peri6dc0 ssle luz tres veces p0r mes v ~
recibe s esta islap po los vapaes gesos yranceses
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-01-19
Consulate Britanico.
MES DE ENERO.

LA correspondence 80 cierra on este Consulad
aa hiaA aiglIientAs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-01-19

La exelente virtud aromatca del Aqua fOrida
lie Murray y Lanman ha hecho que etalldAdes
como eosuetico Sc hayan parcialmcnte paSado de
sapereiDdas No tan solo al mas refrescante de-
Icsoso de los perfumes sno tambien como apleaelon
superficial para guitar del cuts toda aspereZa.
intneorable. In todos los easos dc erupelones, Pc
cas, Inanchas. quemaduras de SOL causados por ex
posicion al sol III alre, eaGa Agua noFal probara
ser 10 mas ventaioso eoInunieando al misnlo tempo
y Ia tez SA4AV1dAu v 1reScOr, q Ia veZ que
trpa del cntIs es1 aparienca lastrosa hyldeZ tan
dDsagradable Ia VISTA ExetuandO para Ii cura
de granoa el Aqua florida debe usarse sleapre dla
da EN- aqua Para extiTpar los gran0a, Ia apheacion
dehe hacerse con ol lauido para saete Il ocho
al tia, proeurando aplioario solanente los ranos
y no al cuts del rededor. 0baervando euIdaetoSa-
mente esTas direcclones on POGO tempo verln
desapArecer t0daa las dssag graables Aspegezas de
ostru. Las propiedades hileaicgas del
aqua Florida dc Murray y Lnnmnn
son un distlnttvo mareado rasgo dc este exelente
fsgfunle. Su admirable poer aliviar togiA foFma
ue d0lor dc LOoe1a nnEYloao dealaayua, paroXRSuos
kstertcos. como por sus saln6lteTa propietAdes do
siRfeeIaaLrs 81 eaarto del eEsferao 10 haeen ao
tan solo un reauiato DO t0cadar, ketreEeslno un
neecnaEio para general de faultia, Como perfa
tnn. eacasanente nveealtamas. enumeraT sgs ma
ehas vlrtates. lRetata a1os de pEu0ba ante csc p4
blleo han estahiecdo "a heUa0 qae pog x aasleaale
"a purezn frescslra aagahldaAd paruAaaece. sia
lguaai.
NIagan otro nesGame aagaA tls taoA.lor - 10 pa
Fsoe: aAda paesss Aapstg ~ slaE, lsa gus ls haya
nsadu una wa poslga tna5.I1 tta Fc4nnefAr la
plaeeE De usAgla ne aqua Ia saa bgosa rAptiez enu
qua s1la yeHFAs A1mrut&h Aaa i - La as gensaaA
EeA lie l kaeiassas kasi 1Sstosa 4fa hugahgea ssn
hanaE d4salstaa ga ffAFsaA AEssaAAaask laalnsssa
eh mcfeasio la afleFeagA vafra IL ingitlu1
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New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-06
MISCELLANEOUS

lsumOred Fiehf a9 Sts HarfinsviIPe0A a
Bank SwindlC in ST. fOuis-President
Returning TO WashinatOn-Train OF
Cars Upset-In the Field-GoverDor
Smith, Of Georgia, Invites Governors
so Meet Him nt Atlantn-Bridge Accfo
dent Near st. Louis.
New IBERIA, May 5.-Since noon the
Gown has been full of rumors Of a fight last
night, near st. Martinsville, between the
Metropolitans and the forces under General
DeBlanc. a courier arrived here at noop
and reports that the Metropolitans last
night moved out of st. Martinsvi.le and at
tackled the DeBlanc party, who were sta
toned near that pla<e. After brisk en-
gagemcnt the Metropolitans were driven
back into st. Martinsville with the loss os
three killed and two wounded
DeBianc's force of tax resisters Is este
mated at 200 men, and is said to have one
piece of artillery. The present position of
the Metropolitans is considered somewhat
precarions. as they may at any time be over
powered bv the tax resistcrs from ST. Marc
lin and adjoining parishes,
RICHMOND, Va, May 5.o-Drs William II.
McGutfey. professor of moral philosophy
at the University of Virginia, and author of
the well known McGutfey's school books.
died in Charlottesville Virginia. today
after long illness.
NEWPORT. n. H., May al.-lhe mouse of
s. l.: Bowers was destroyed by fire today
A falling chimney killed two men.
PHILADELPHIA, May 5.-Hon. Hugh Nc
Allister, delegate at large to the constitu-
tional convention, is dead.
ST. LOUIS, May 5.-The st. Louis Savings
Bank was TO day swindled out of $2500 by
an elegantly dressed man.
John Serlina killed John Lang last night
to prevent his marrying his lSerlina's) siso
ter.
A terrible accident occurred yesterday
afternoon at the bridge being erected on
the river on the northeastern extension
of the Missouri, Kansas and Texas railroad
fourteen miles from Sedslia. The work
erected for facilitating the construction of
the bridg. sank into the quick sands upon
which it rested. carrying with it the bridg &c,
timber snd twelve wOrkmen, and prccipi-
,ating all into the river below. William
McAvoy. Peter Connor and Harry FyDeh