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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-02

money-all III a single year. The most
| luscious fruits grow and ripen at a touch;
| the ordinary products of the soil are in
| creased twice in size and tenfold in excel
| lency by care in the rearing; each day de-
velofes the beauties OF the lovely spot he
has chosen for his home; the fairest panvr-
anna in the world lies before him: the soft
| ness of gentle summer ever soOthes him;
the discomforts Of harsh and unequal eli
mate are unknown; everything is rose-col-
ored. and quiet happiness fills his life.
All this is told with the most simple and
| straight forward manner. in a style which
is lucid and natural to very uncommon
degree. The reader is seized, il spite OF
himself, with desire 30 take the first con-
veyance To the island SO charmingly de-
scribed. and j. will be strange if the book
does not send d number of the winter
cOuntrymer 20 Try their luck at tropical
farming. For such the narrative is full OF
suggestions and information, and might
well DE used as hand book of instruction,
while any one vito wishes 70 enjoy new
pleasure will find no surer way to accom-
pish his desire :ban to obtain and read
Life in Sarto Domingo
"KESSETH. Ny NG.''-Miss Saiie
Brock, author o: this novel, is known as
one Of the mos: ready, versatile and relta-
BILE writers on tie American press. In both
prose and verse, Miss Brock never touches
a subject without such acquaintance with 1t
az will insure success, and thus fortified. IN
the six years OF her literary life. she has
made a name among the most hOnored in
the profession. The scenes Of {" Kenneth.
Ny King" are the mos. Of them laid in
Virginia, the authors native State. and in
matter, character and incident the story is
a faithful portraitu Of society and Gus
toms. which, in the changed political status.
can never again exist in the Old Dominion;
and thus is the work possessed of extraor.
binary historical and social interest. Miss
Brock writes of what she knows. and dis
daining convencionalism in the plot and
conduct of her novel. she so thoroughly in.
vests her drGDlGfis perS0nY with flesh and
blood. that they star. gu: before the readers
as living. moving beings. in a play in which
lncluens-ln tile tGue artistic sDlilI--lS only
introduced 20 give ,ne actors the promi.
nence due them.
Kenneth Darrrow. the here of the rO-
nance. a man without fear and without
reproach. is tired in every sensitive point
which could attack 10 a man of unimpeach-
able honor and incorrupc integrity, and
through every ordeal comes out as gold
from the crucible Of the retiner. IN sad
contrast is the :ns,inc: and principle Of his
brother Richard. whose tragical death is a
fit termination VI d career in which both
God and man were 'lefed. In Barbara
Johnson we have character az strikingly
bold and original as many of Dickens:
while each one introduced is wrought up /.
with the fidelity Of nature, and with the .
artistic finish which could only be acquired |
through the experience of conscientious
ard tie tact of the facile and |
fluent writer.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-02
Railroad Accident.

A Columbus ,Kentuckyl dispatch Of the
twenty-seyenth ultimo to the Memphis .i!-
pea! says:
To-day. while the regular passen ger train
on the Mobile and Ohio road was going 2,
its usual speed near Kentcn station. forty.
three miles from Columbus. Kentucky.
and twenty-seven miles from Humboldt.
two passenger and one sleeping car were
ditched. and forty OF fifty persons injured.
Some were very severely bruised. and those
on board not injured were frightened be-
yond description. When the big scare sub.
sided. and people he'd examined their sh:ns
and plasterri their noses and other bruised
spots fore and ait. they were ceshipped.
and came safely to this submerged village.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-02

PURCHASING BUREAU ToR THE LADIES
Our lady readers should certainly cOngratu.
late themselves upon the fac: tina, SO taste
IN! and experienced lady as Mrs. II. Mo-
Eridge has opened a purchasing bureau in
:h;s city. The location is at No. % Cana!
s.reet-very central-and they can there
give or send their orders for any descrip.
:.or o: goods. with certainty OF getting
everything that is most beautiful as wei! as
fashionable. at even cheaper rates than il
:Lsy did che shopping themselves. Mrs.
Mosridge. having business connections
Throughout. the North and Europe. enables
her 20 keep thoroughly posted as 70 al! The
variations Of fashion, az well as I" NY at
.re loves. rates. Read her card.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-02

pastime resort to kind of a mock pleasure
called "coasting "-sliding down the hill
side on seat and hauling it back again by
hand; but. like Professor Joshua Billings,
! can'i exactly see where the fun comes in
Our dull city has been temporarily enl!V-
ened by a grand legislative ball. which was
intended to be very selec: affair. and was
every body and his Chinaman being Sc
lected-and which was a failure as d sa..
cess. but a success as failure.
J. u. s.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-02
Church RIoMn Down.

During a terrible storm that passed ever
:he town of Summit, on the twentieth nj
:imo, the Episcopa! church was blown
down and utterly demolished. The church
sin an incomplete state, and had already
COS: some $4,000. l: is the intention 9! me
yes,ry 20 rebuild the church OF /" smS'.es
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-02
The .Cemnerarnre

The thermometer at Louis Frigerio's,
No. so Char!res street. yesterday stood as
follows: At 8 a. NJ, :go: at = 2. 81, GO;
at 6 P. NJ. 65c. Lowest poin, during the
night of February 2s. lSo. Rain March ].
one-twentieth Of an inch.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-02
Academy OF Music.

Mrs. D. p. Bowers viii appear this even
irg. j: the Academy o. Music. IN lingo
MAJ. or the Greek Maiden THE jealous
Wife vii; also he produced. Tomorrow
evening Mis-. Katie Putnam. whose acting
is after the style q Lolita. VIII Ir.,ile her
rst .DDearap.t here
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-02

Some people Of Brarford. Connecticut.
have tarCed and :eathered one OF their
neighbors. his wife being gagged and CON.
PEELED TO witness the outrage. Its occasion
was sumoT that lie and his wife had sub.
jected an invalid lady. submitted 10 their
charge. 70 u treatment.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-02
Terms of SUbscripticH,
Ore year. ~. Elk months. +! Ste
Advertisements.

T:als.en: Advertisements sam. tenn. As y. he
Daily. Monthly advertisements inserted FOX one
Fourth 81 the daily rates.
A IneTal commission allowed 90 Hose " 10 seLd
cLnhn Of Il
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-02
ADJUSTMENTS.
~. Charles Theatre.

The enga cement OF the Martine:t:
combination vii! close tonight. when i" lie
Roi CarotJe' Will be produced. Tomorrow
evening the celebrated English artistic. Miss
C4r!ot.a lie C.ercq. viii make hex depU'.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-02
HIeteOPOloxfcal and River Report.

The signal service. United States army,
reports. for the benefit Of commerce, the
meteorological record. and Tise or fall OF
the rivers, at 3;i3 ?. M. local time. yesser-
DAY. as tnlluWs:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-02
Varieties Theatre.

This evening Nile. Aimee, tire queen Of
opera boufte. and her Partisan troupe. will
produce tie grea: spectacular opera o!
- Geneveive De Braban:." and repeat j. 20
pn-nnirt,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-02
one Two Three SiI one
FQba''s' month months months mOnth. year.

MONTHLY advertisements, inserted eVe.y Other
Gbv 20 b. charged two-thIrd6 OF the Dove rates.
Second pag. monthly advertisements. sscE
eguaTr. f2h per month.
TTaEs.tu. ADVERTISEMENTS having n. run q: ih-
YaI.I Grst insertion + 80 per square; each .Htse-
SLer: rs. TtlOn seNtrty-hve cents per square.
second Page transient ADVERTISEMENTS ea"i. Il.
O. =, on : 50 per square.
,cyr,t.s.ututs inserted az intervals 20 De
charged as new each insertion.
ErG>l,Iar advertisers, who advertise largely viii
h.. n owed such discount from above named tran
cent rates az NAV be agreed upon provided that
Il 10 case shal. such discount exceed Iwentyh i've
All business notices OF advertisements TO b.
charged twenty cents per line each insertion.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-02
-ugyestiVe Dialogue.

Landlord, 10 his NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
VIA. 90 you think of this splendid piece u
beefl
Beac iere-Bplly.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-02
sRE RIVERS.


The river Iere e i've :eet below high
water mark of 1871.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-02

Monthly Report OF Barometer and Their
sDOEieter.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
Signal Service United States Army.
New Orleans. March J, 1872.
The following table shows the monthly
mean Of barometer and thermometer, and
amount of rainfall for the month OF Feb
ruarv 1872.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-02
Mean Bar. Mean Their. Rain
,.,..,- .1,,,...,, .. u

MONTHLY NltdN. lVTVo WI
ORAL rainfall 80
Prevailing wind, southwest; total number
OF miles travelled, 5l6'.
+. MANSFIELD, Observer,
Signa. Service United States Army.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-02
THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN

fr pub. shed every Saturday morning and contains
she Ltws by tel. graph, miscellaneous reading, ed
:or.ale local matters of general public interest
CON mtI la and monetary reports, and every hlng
shat appears III the Daily, except such items as are
tf littls or 10 pubic moment. The WEEKLY RE-
PUBLICAN 10 an excellent family paper valuable
t,s wei Tor instruction and amusement az Uio!n!.
sJOE ca :Ir c.TTent topics Of the dayo
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-02

House bill! No. 3, entitled an act 10 Sc.
apart and regulate special fund to pay
the expenses required by the constitution.
and 10 provide for an orderly paymen: Of
moneys into and from the treasury. wa.. On
motion Of Mr.. Devices. o. Red River. or
dered to be printed in the journal. which
reads as follows:
an act to set apart and regulate a special
:und 20 pay the expenses required by the
constitution. and TO provide for an orderly
payment o! moneys into and from the
treasury
SECTION ]. Be i: enacted Nv tie Senate
and toHse Of Representatives. Of the State
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-02
Superior District Court.

V. e. Hough vs.. New Orleans and Car.
rollton Railroad Company.-This interest.
ing case has been on trial now for two
days. Plaintiff was a driver on the street
cars Of defendant. and was discharged for
alleged dishonesty He brings action for
Islander against The company. The com
pany produced small boy who swore that
he one day gave the driver nickel. instead
of putting it in the box.
In the case OF Chatfraix &: Agar VS. y. &
J. ID. Edwards and W. p. Harper, sheriff.
Judge Hawkins has decided that the plain
lifts having a lien and privilege. accorded
to them by law. upon certain sugar and
molasses, and having obtained possession
thereof, they acquired an ownership il the
property itself. which could not be seiz d
by "a judgment creditor of the vendor. The
injunction, says Judge Hawkins. is there.
fore proper remedy for the plaintiffs TO
protect themselves against unlawful inter.
ference. 1t is ordered that the injunction
be made perpetual.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-02
Fourth District Court,

The rent case of n. +. Bailey IS. Mrs.
Quick in this cour: was submitted TO jury
day before yesterday. and the jury were
locked up in the Seventh District Court
room. Up to three o'clock yesterday they
had not reached decision.
Fifth District Court.
The suit Of the rival druggists has come
to a termination. the jury finding a verdict
Of $500 and costs in favor OF Harrison. i.
is expected defendant will appeal the case
case to the Supreme Court.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-02

MI. Davidson. If Livingston. moved tina:
a committee OF seven be appointed for the
purpose OF taking up the calendar to ar.
range and present the mos. important bills
70, che immediate ae;!cn Of the House.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-02
Second District Court.

In this court. the SUGGESTIONS Of Gustave
Olivier. Antonio Jose de Gouved. Jules p.
Marchand and George Litzchge have just
been Snpncd
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-02-28

Thu nl,jret % The hire, md tho hired.
II In thu nature Of things npeessar, and
mutual I, b"tl, parties.
The en.tem u parents IN allowing
their children 10 work mud shift fur
themselves Turing minority i common.
Tho f.as,n Why A. few succeed II
because \ large majority think. MT
and use their time ~ n n,rre holiday.
unmIulfnl Ut tho Tact tint t,,eeess or
failure II II depend on proper u.e
IL tho powers IL bah mini mil body.
anl hence enter t',c employ n o'hrr.
~ ,nnre tolls, without n, sl,t ~ eare.
Doyer dteanlng that thar ewa a.seca4
depends ~ making tho busipa" md
Iplere.ls II lie employer their own
/. majority II tho help, male md H..
male nre Ike lir's u rnsrupe,
supeor. - hired help !. governed by
TIN ,emp natural aud general rnles ~
thu s,,eress II suree.sful bu,inr,s mon,
VIZ lnrmnllenee IN location md Rise
attention 10 business. Mt es,r one
boy ~ girl IN my Scuk . xeel perma.
ncnt hume wLa,e tho employment and
pny nre permanent, ~. are changing
planes III many Instances " nflsb ~ the
,n"a rlanae., md hence year after
,ear pnssss n~ny and s'anty rlothiug Ii
MI Tint IL LIFT ~ years Il TILL.
4 majority u The pirl. speni ihcl,
rarnins. In vimpr and gewga~r md
the Lo,s VI 'liec. billiards. cards AMI
whisae, .lojr. While tho fpw ave md
have.
TIL elas. y h'asinz he!p Il on thu
inrtenss. nni this rias. tako M
heel ~ eutu II wiz " what ihey M.
roeinte With. ani ruyo md wnnIe,
about. single md ~ 'lrp,ss ~ tLe IN,
hsud III wisdom ~ rcA nnh devotion.
u il,e patriot nh ilu phiIan.hto'
rini thir state II Affairs forerliaIows ii,
good 10 tho individuals ~ IN tho nation
j While Oh ihs subject II IL III sna
proper 10 my there Il now II work N
crese", 4 by II ninetsen years, thrown
upon III. own resources wl,en ! mara
child. VIM l,as accumulated ~ hia II
bnr i've hundred dollars. INV III safu
hands. drawing Ton per cent intcspss
Comment h unnecessary.
Oxs VINO Knows.
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stored their original purity

Tnt Last jske " uileu Amoa ~ hir
singular remark .iht from what he
had reeu, i resolution IT, espel tie
Poland Committee would ut mpfe
yoius tlan their resolution :
We Ate inclined III Lclip.c there Il
~ lcnst semu jnstiee N tja rrnnra.
tl,"uRl, WI nle uvi prepared L, sl5 -
what extent II las tic element Ut truth.
i'hc truth u, thu true rasiiln 4 Tn.
gtess In relation III llr matter II nIt's
illustrated III .ipry ~ i III W Nh.
Lincoln Tie II ~ ,rsi
SouieM ny nj vet th spul# was ~
,liaud anil trirl ~ eicalIng la q III
II smoked Inns. The prisoner ~.
rloyed an attntne, ii def.ail lin. win
N hearing tLs iee,iptn, ~ Hiiaeft i.
was overwhelmed with H. iul.r NIL
ditretnert. and iai,l liIn cItuui ihal hir
rasc vns l,plnle,Al H. Ind u ,lcf,t,r haH 4.
aud lin evidence established lie irt
Tho rnlrtit nnnlns'el, however saidt
Now Squire | want ynu u - IN IN
that ara jury. ialL - t,en al,aat lliu
inaliu,nbla rights II man anl | I'll
you tl,lr thing IL nll right
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-02-28

Mn, l'lAIs W. 'ii l.f wpeh
yo,i Nun gnHl ~ Il Ii II - lua I, ape
fur few llain " ~ h'f#nt NJ WI
Meuk II .ulle u III - rs litu lipa
about ftllrs ilaia. T. Il IN. ! leelitt
TINT inu.elpt I i - 81 Il mu.
herar i pltn'o N ~ sft'rAp Alaf,
irndor, md i iail ii littullie 'sN'p4
alton, | vii n,sr 81. - siiia III
fpcak u ~'rl ~ ~ ~ III. Il ept pttp
subject.
4 jenf ~ ~ nFn f.ia'iful Iptplpfy
was committed II III Ill II NV iptl,
The hontr ~ Nlr shtthu ans ,ltpra.
Nj. .afr ,iIlpl nai MI >a,Lau l,ntrili,
murdered That w. All I'LL ROLLER
anil murderer reulI III. II filly hilluI
4 mnn md II A. III uena,. ILL., waih
dill nj. and r'u'lG le.1 II satlau',
character Wen III Musltr thl'
completed iln drp tey " 'in'lte.
n MI. Nathan 'f,prfi EaI anl woplal
II ilt.o.ep.s#. lhr rait.,i aisty s'..aI
wlda Il III ~ HIN and ~ sent .lr.. tA
In.
Dne evening tummtr 'eitre list
John Nhulehan wrhi Limo with jug
u wh,sl., firm cftsepi ,l,anh ~
~ train overlook him npnr I.i'tl, !.
whirils,l slfnrk lin. apI lnrthsl LIm
slrsishi ou' II 'ipv, tui rlaut ilt,
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|, an, with ,eesalins, In fss, We
have lal ene marriage which hal ,he
merit II etirine'i,. " steatl II the
rlsee. "A l.as. 4 ,uung lais hai leen
selected " nne N committee II .h,er,
~ furnish liletaf, entertainment ~
The Granger 'irsnfr, " Which SHE II a
mcmlivt. She had Intended being mar.
ripl NJ her share cr The entertainment.
but Ii aaa discovered that the marriage
mus, h. performed IL Iowa, The lirensr
having Lesn procured there. accord.
iuul,. ,he, proceeded - the huuse u
\. n Carpenter, ErI, and tina, gun,l,.
man performed tho ceremony III the
stree, In front II his l,euse. thu lady
and gentleman remaining, meantime,
II their sleigh, Tho young lads mon
tened II. " rather WAS, Miss Adelyn
Ellis, anil ,hc gentleman, Mr. New.
comb llnnt.
The donation PARTY, f"r lsry. Mr.
Marshall WIS very we'll attended. The
amount realized was nlnn, llln 10.
| a f,s,isal Ii IL hc held III lie Mctho.
his, Church. ~ 'l'hurrAa, II next week
Tho proceeds IL b. used toward the pay.
men, uf tho elmch debt,
| The flurenecsille Grange received
several new members nj it, last meet.
ling, 1l,Is Grange owes much u II,
prosperity IL the efficiency II ils Mas
~ = Mr. James Oakley. NarhinItnn''
hi,thla, vas celebrated ny \ dance
aud oyster supper ~ tho ilosford
llou~e which was lurRcly attended
4 Sli.s Flora .;latlart II cteseo. i
teaching class In writing. II bc,wee,
twenty and Thirty members Those
attending sreak very highly u le'
manner ~ in.trup,inv did not M
tend making tl,is ~ lengthy. YOU
must remember tho uld a.lage al,un. a
wnmnn'u tongue and pom, mud accept
thu, m ~, apology.
| nm yours truly.
j kAAss.
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Tint Lost Comet.

:" he esm.t II lI,cln WIS Gtst ree"p.
nised IN I,7..nuL ,odirepyerci i, BIO.
II IL ls.1 puriny II visit III l.lb
II W. noiir.d tha, II bud undergone
division. md WIS separated Into two
pp,'iom which Sare gradual, ruepilpg
ff"m epell 1tlnr. anil nj the tine II
IL 'lisaprel r.,fe they were about LII.
900 mileA A,afi
~ thu next temperance, In 1sh.,
il,o <l,aee Lulwoen ilc iwo portions
had increased l.2jO 900 mjIrs,
The I'ars WIRE II NEARLY eguAl Lrill.
fancy aud uo,ei side d, rle. thu inter.
val beiveen them gradually increasing
until The, disappeared
Though carefully searched far III
lt5D md lfG6. thc comet fMlsL IL
'naka ~ appearance; but VI, Hind
eapm,ai TINT u w",ll mnke II. near.
ust alrfoasl, 10 the earth In the latter
part II lt52. and III positions fDr sue.
ecnsi,u nights wero cal ulaieI and fprs.
tol,l ~ Hrrisl ~ iir detection, but with
Tho Ha'ne want a success ~ u, pre,ion,
occasions.
TIL es,ues having disappeared, II !,
fund h, Tia directors " tie obNr,a.
tories ~ Vienna and roImllegen TINT
IN orhit IL marked by considerable
msie"r stream, and II becomes n mat.
~ n thu ersaseal interest ~ determine
thu relations between tha en,nut md
this meteor stream. ---reriL,ur's fDr
March,
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ELCCTsox xOTsCE.

The thnuhi election for Incorporation
uiius,s tr ths Tnwn VI Esese0. Will bs hehl
IN ibp tiauH Ilausr ~ Monday, Msrsh y.
ts53. Il. vhlph ,he folIv~ins ohstvs sts ~
Ls sieslsl
Mayor.
rItr Trustees.
Wsenv.lHr
Collector,
Tvsasuvvr.
f'ovp0ratiDp Attorney,
Pound tiativr.
ksvsst l0iDulsst0nFv,
Whereof the vIesievs NJ sail town will
TAXA dns Haies md govern sLSmrelsss ~.
sosIiHyiy.
". a. Un0bAtru.
W, A. vO00, Mayvr.
kaesrdsY.
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y. ssaases Il establish u. etssre, 81
u I, aats ss sstn The aa,s AL -
at~sn sls demand ,hra maie Man lit
manlnsi lI.tr |. What ,hs in ~
as.i
"fhr e., y 'As' 'he asFts Il II
shr l,slal.lirsn Senators eni Ill ~.
@s1,stis,s vha have da'hlta IL IT.
dirt, waters II The rresln Mell..f 4 J
easl . sertessh II = rtfuIaian a,e u
! A.
Republicans ltar,s, whittier til la,i,
nfgaus sas ~ ~ MT. AMI II II IL III
nsc ~ Ii, IL gIes ihc matter uset
with tait rltsfes aal ,GIufla at shari.
table construction II u better u a.
crtt tie faeis ~ the, are. All improve
the disastrous revelations lty ntaaiHp
them l,sspa CIR The future Ii thai
party " expected " ever nr with Il.
mantle All ihr weakness, I,nhrpilils and
corruption that ,aa, attach u any y
| i,s ,,ublir men, II viii have I'm short
lease ofpernlar confidence IN Tho thur
10 come To our mini, tie party lm.
alrcai, been much weakened by the
revelations TINT have Lcrn made. and
/, cnn unly rerNcr firm that weakness
aud maintain itr usual usren.lHnrs hs
striking frum it, NJ stcr illpre u n.
leader. Win have rru,e'l faitll.~ ~
their public trust. Let the bad liz
prompt, astfaci-c,l. end IL, those Win
have lpen unfortunately tainted with
thc Infection Ia sei asiIr until thu
wlu,lgrnme fuu,ignlan IA time hau ~.
stored ,Icif original purity"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-02-28

Tie following VII. thu result ~ tha
II nm, anrod Wy VIA President
falfas ~ liz lntc electoral counting .
Nipiu number ~ sttes aatt for lfesi.
Int .,tI,, uuDiur counted. atti; fOs
llsr 81 \. GraM, .sG, u. Grnlx
i'taa., ~ 1'hvna, Al Il.nlrioks, Az,
II. i Jr4tiir, y. David LAWS, i.
Sunllrf VI yWes counted fvr Viro
President. ~. /; IIenr, Wilson, $50 |;
y. 4 Er WI, ~, y, 4. Hanks. ! /;
s;eoig Y Julian. =, s. II. fol1uist,
n; " I, ';fie.lMk. i, John NJ I'al.
mar. n. ", Nml~m. |; Thomas ",
l;taul4'ia. u