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A little four year-old child told bis fa:hes,
be was fool. On being reprimanded by
his mother, aud rcqun 4 TO sly be was
sorry, he toddled up to the insulsed parent
and exclaimed: PAPA, | am sorry you
are . fool
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l.. AESEE,

f22eTdanger and Uphast.reT. Carr: ge Trirrn.
-hi ii,ft ess Maker. Comn.ersiay~t. bptvseen III
anu oLh, 1,aultO"oc- recommends himself il
these bransHns, snd proh.ses szscue ,r ,rorl
with promptLess and IN the best atyle IL A.,
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IN PROBATE MANITOWoC COUNTY
Z COURT

TN PROBATE MANITONOC COUNTY
4 COURT.
In the matter Of the estate Of John John
son deceased.
10 all toh ON IL may concern
Letters OF Administrator on said est. te
Of John B. johnson having been issued to
to Riley Olson on the third day Of Novernbe er
A. d 1879 and SIX months from and after
said d1y being allowed and limited for
ere litors to present their claims for ex-
animation aud allowance. Notice il hereby
g4ven that the undersigned will on the sec
oni Monday in janurry and Third Monday
Of April next after the date hereof at the
probate office in thi. city Of Nanit owoc in
saii county, receive examine and adjust all
claims and demands OF al p9rsons against
said deceased.
v. ". WALDO County Judge.
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as i.1onHble Tai.or 81 good. made By Tie sub
SCI ier are warranted to 81 e form Prices rei-
Seh&l@- ac am b~u,d 20 Dle.se those WHO CIV,
go 'hsif custom. 50 , on York-st, t&o door.
"es: o. lie W.Hlr2Ie n0use - n1-
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Sale by AdD.inistrator de benis Ros

TN PROBATE, MANIToWQC COUNTY
COURT,
In the Matter Of the Estate of Christopher
Robinson, Deceased,
Notice IS hereby given, that by yirtue and
in pursuance Of an Order Of License made
in said matter on the 8th day of December,
i b. 1878, by the County Court of said
County, the undersigned Charles Luling as
Administrator de bonis non, upon the estate
Of said deceased, will, on Monday the 5 h
day CT January, \. D 1874, at ten o'clock
in the forenoon Of said day, al the Office Of
the County Judge, in the City Of Manitowoc
in said County, offer :0r saie at public ven71
due, the following described lands, to-wit
The south half Of the northeas, quarter. and
the east half Of the northwest quarter all Of
section number eighteen 49,, Of tJwnship
number eighteen { T. J, of range twenty one
east, said land lying AMI being situate! in
the County Of ManitoBoc, State of Kiscor-
sin. The terms Of sale, cash.
CHARLES LULISG
AS A Administrator De JoEis noHupon the estate
Of Christopher Robinson. deceased.
Da;ed at Mauitowoc, the 5ih day.of Decem-
Der, A. d. 1873. 799-3w
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ED. SgEfsSEHgEs.

hesos al kinds o; s.eats Sausage. Hams Lard.
etc, which he I'll sell at tue i..uast prIces IN
qu'hut! and KIND 10 sui purchasers Any or e
h'vinE catls hogs or sbe~b to srIi VIII ell On me
= io,eL'e 'he b'Entst prices. 70 ~ ly
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-12-18
Centaur Liniment.

There i. no pain which the
Centaur Liuimeut will not re-
lieye, no swelling it will not sub
ine. and DO lameness which it
will not cure. This is strong
Language, but it is true. II
has produced more cures Of
rheumatism. neuralgia, lock-
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-12-18
THE SPLENDID SERIES
"THEGREATSOUTH'

the most important and expensive series of
Illustrated Papers ever undertaken by any
Magazine, will be continued through the
year. la the December Number We com
plete the papers on LouisiaLp. The next
in order Will be The Lone Star State; The
Mountain Regions Of the Soutn; The lrcn
Regions Of Missouri. sc, &c These with
the Essays and Editorial Discussions of
Literature, SCIENCE and Art, Sketeher of
Travel, occasional Poems and Etchings, win
mike up Magazine C. Christian Literature
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z. AARIN.
EDWARD GoNUA'

Wholesale and Retail dsaer IN Hat., Caps. Fur.
Gloves, MittEnr, Iiehes etc. York.t. betsee,
Ii - II dhd -Nihli, s1nitowoc. i213y1
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SIATE OF VIsCONsIN-CIRCUIT COURT
- u! uitoTnJ Count
Gilbert =" Burnett Pis ntih, aeair.t Margaret
U'GradF Il Marin ssGrady Defendants.
SO the defendants RSeye named
lOU are Aereoy Summoned agd required 10
s-er lie CO Jl4pzlul sctIoH Nlicr wilI bs Esd ii
the cncs Of the s!k ct t.e Circuit Court o. said
County al h-4ILo 70: in s1lI CouaLy. aud
to serve copy o. EOur . .EsEcr tie su' scrIosT
At Tia orce IN tie city sai county II Hanlto
aIOres4d wItItla twenty d-,s zitsr the service
hereof, exclusive Of the GaJ ol slrh service.
AID if soa f2. to an,T-r Inc complaint
- Alu:ssIi1 the ni7intIG Nil. Apply to tie court
for tue relisi dsglsuGel IN tie co .plGl1I
D=tet IAnitoT.c Eys. aS. 1915:
IIkSET eI.-szPlautiI Attorrsy
T95cw A4IiEowoc- Wisconsin.
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KATHERINE EARLE

by MISS TRaFrox, is charming Low
Story by gifted writer, which is destined to
vide popularity.
There will be BRILLIANT NOYELET-
TES and the BEST SHORT STORIES, By
Sake Holm, Bret Harte, and other delight
ful story-telers'
A series Of striking and unique POEMS,
with Illustrations, "ULD TIME MUSiC.n
by Benz. f Tuy Tor, known for his brilliant
contributions to the Western Press, will sing
TO US again the music Of the Spinning Wheel ;,
The Flail, Tie Stage Coach, The Mill etc.
Portraits ana Biographical Sketches of
merican Authors; Papsrs on Daily Farm
ing and stock Raising in Europe, on House
hold ec0rati0n an Furniture, besides mere
than fifty other Illustrated Articles are now
in preparation.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-12-18
.tssSGEIEs SYKES.

Deaier IN al kiuGs o Stoves aa Hardware, and
h"nriactUrer o Copper. Tin and ,irst-roa war.
Elgnin-st South side, NOR the BriIge Manlto,
~. IL .f-ly
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-12-18
SUMMONS.


THE state a. isyohsIn, Circuit Court. COUNTY
NnsitoMoc.
John ", Blrnes 2painst CIlhsriue hna swurst and
William knapwurst ser tie 1yRI name OF AIRS
=, =. huapWursi & &C.
The sjxs OF "iscu IL. 10 toe shove hsHleH
de eiGents Cab rinek apAgrst al VIII ! uk Ia3-
WurSt. .ou 81. Eessuy sCaimUnal Su1 rfditrf1
to aLsser cnD.pl iHt in TINS action NAtcn ~ul
be flsl IN the ofGee OF The ERIK q: The tnc ~
Court Comfy oI MIaitcWocs State Of ~isconsla
ard t1 serva q copy OF ,uIr ser TO tie ssld
coG.p- int the 81 set! NJ tirir en- e ~ the
city OF Naulto voc, state OF ~ Hisce sls, witH,n
~ cnty Il, af er the sslFtce o' THIS summons %
vou, exclusive pl Tie day 81 sgch stGNlce: and II
sou fail TO answer tie seId COMPLAINT wlihn tte
tins a:oyessIt, TO p!tiniid 80 & Is sc;lun Will
taAe judgment against u ior tie sum OF I zee
hundred and INents-iys nd - l.,1 olars with
int rest IRON ths 1874 day 81 F,uIpaGy one thau-
san si-Ht Iuntirei Ina sesenty-tnrse, at ten per
interest per atEum besides IT, casts o. tbs
acHCn. WAt hEn e 6tfENE-
PlalnTil's AttuT.
Take notice that the Complaint in 'ls action
was fled. aud IS row ia The Office oi the Cierk
OF tie circuit Cougt. in apd iur tie County O!
Manitowoc > ala Of hlSc1ssiu OF tHs si.a daN of
November 1873,
wALKER & GREENE. P..intifs Attorneys
1tI CIV NJ
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btaisr IN owes; also Mann Haclurer OF Tin .sueet
Iron ana Eonaer ware. All MS OF rep drits tone
Eisitii-Et, between YORK aud sIfAio, Manit, voc
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SCRIRNER For 1874.

The unexampled favor accorded to this
Magazine by the public, enables US to enter
upon the coming year with the means of
making it more attractive and valuable than
ever before 10 its large and inc, easing mum
Der Of readers on both sides Of the Atlantic
The Serial Story of the wear
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TREAT and yasz

Commerci4l-sr, between Eigttit and Ninth Mani
towoc. Miles Mcmahon. proprietor Best accom-
III n"datlnns for the travelling public. Term. cber
and satisfaction guaranteed 144Dt
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CHARLEs sCAEREER.

s'AsHIosABLE TAILOR, has removed to
Z Buffalo street, > doors west of Rand :
Store. A.! work warranted well done and
TO fit
MaGitowoe, Nov. 90, lS7a' Il-25-ly
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- fSS, PHELPS,


New Millinery ~:ore--in Juhb's brick Rrirdin
corner York and Ninth St.eet. 7-r;f
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I@rner OF Nin'h ard jIv otrcpts, Jere Date
ProDTietor. Thi- l. new ncuss and wen a.tcS
up N an a modern Improvements. Z rood stthIa
il also Kept J" Connection with tie hCast 7a1
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-12-18

ADAM Roberts Blacksmith and Wa.nn,maker
chop on the corner OF Sc : III an! YnrK ST.
NoisH sac, hanitowoc. Does all kinds o
iron sorG 4. good ana Is fae,p as suy otIer esfab
liShh'th' IN Ia cltE. 13 3G-1
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NORTEsNyEsrERN EsoYsE

rsnSlnst.. Nanilowoc. NJ ketfenlonsn
Proprietor. TIL. large srick addition recently
bGht mas 0een iucrIshed IN excellent STYLE making
y one oil tae largest ami most complete uotels in
AA2lto voc. 4 good sable is kent in connection
".tI tus nouse, ~nere STOCK will be well provided
-
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-12-18

4 TTORNEIS AND oCUhsELoRs SAT law.
~ Ofibe on EiShth-street, Manitosoc
Wisconsin. Collection pFamptly attended
10. IA ss25-ly
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PAUL LSEENEHs.

faFs tue inquest price fur Wheat aud Other pro-
luce, once on the northeast corner of Buf,o ana
Z Ghth st's.. Mani,ovle 70 44,I
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A. W'ilms 4 J. Canltan. proprfetor,- cor Fiyb,h
and FRANKLIN Is. Msn'towoc Wisconsin. D..t
aeco moo-t'oh 'or tAs tr.ssiGLs y.iUiia Sa-,rle
rooms t;sched. n ~
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EOKf. n. NGGRgN,

H1"Hs"k - No N"ODKN,
Attorney and Counselor at Law, AMI Court Com
missioner Tor AanitoNoc county. All business en-
trusted 10 ms care VIII be promptly and faithfully
attended TO- AdYce honestly given, Tor whicl a
reasonable charge III be made once cr 3nn.lo
St, bctwe-n Eighth and Ninth kia4ti.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-12-18
ENlON AOESE.

Professor OF Music, etc. will give lessons Vocal
Instrumental Mus in The CITY of Manitowoc ana
Two Rivers. EssIosnce on Kigntl,-st.. near tas
Court House. 10 tsT
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CHAS, II. WINTOS.
q. 2lEl.lNS.

Veterinary Surgeon, cures Ring Bones Spavias
SICK. etc. etc, All cures warranted or no charges
made. once VI his oyer stable on Sevsnt st
between Builaio and Chis4go. Manitosot 1s 44iy
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J. Z. PHITCEaED-u-D Va


nentst, oflce in shernau's new building on
L ghth-st., Aanitowrc. Particular attention
gNen to ali tie dinerent branches of the profess
ion, sni all ~ofA warranted. Ieetl extracted
WltLOut palr. l2 .ilv
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Administrator Sale

Tn PROBATE MANIToEoC COUNTY
l C0TrpT
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WHITE & FORREST.

Attorneys AZ Law OfEcs on Eiehth ST. g.
eide. opposite scil ties Store. 49,
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Business Directory.

HENRY SIRREE,
Attorney and COEnSeiier-at-L1W
ofios 1ighth-s.., near corner OF York l4-ls-ly
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-06
ANOTHER COMMITTEE.

It has been argued that report which
has not been adopted b.: the Senate is the
supreme law Of the Land and justifies dis
regard Of . decree Of the State Supreme
Court. We now learn tia: the House Ju-
dietary Committee have submitted no re-
port in censure Of Judge Dureli. 1nex
o-abie logic demands hat the action Of
one committee i, Us much entitled TO
obedience as that OF another. VIII the
opponent. of the Durell injunction ac-
cept this committee v!ndicntion: 1t Will
be to theIn. no doubt. I .,"riU-, conces-
sion, because the injunction vas based on
the legality Of the Lynch returning board.
and the decision II the State and appel
late courts are recognized by the same re-
fusai 70 disturb the decision o: jldge Du
rel. What d., the .ogicials say to these
conclusions:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-06

the banner of universal freedom. On the
contrary when the President thought TO
favor lawfully and logically the spread OF
republican doctrine ne proposed to
guarantee The ignorant and feeble black
people from being subjugated tya do
mestlc Soulouque, or foreign Mazlmll-
ian. lie found himself without support.
The very statesmen who had celebrated
the heroism of To1ssaint lOpverture so
Indifferent to the protection o: the people
he had I'd to liberty. rs to abandon them
to their fate Nay, the people of San Do
min6o were cut off from american pro-
lection by tie announcement that San Do
nl!nGo vas 1.-THE OILY black republic"
and that it might be absorbed and dena-
tionaized by consorting with the States
of the Union. In this. as in the case Of
Cuba. these philantL.opists halted and
stacked their arms Just when ar advance
was most important. The colored people
OF Louisiana were compelled to take the
lead. both in favor Of San Domingo and
Cuba. With this abandonment of his
policy was even coupled an opposition to
any further progress of American influence
in this direction. We'll. tLen. :nay Presi-
dent Grant have said
In the first year Of the past adnl;n.stfa
ton the proposition came mp for the adtnIs-
slon OF San Domingo a. Territory OF the
CElon. 1t was not question OF my seek
ing, but was proposition from the people
OF San Domingo. and one which l enter
tanned. believe now. q. did :hen. that
it was for the best interests Uf this country,
for the people OF San Domingo and all con
cerned, that the proposition should be re-
ceiVeG faVOrab'y. 1t was, however, re.
jected constitutionally. and therefore the
subject was never brought up again by me.
In future. while hold my present office,
tie subject OF acquisition Of territory must
have the support Of the people before
will recommend any proposition.
Row wien the President acquiesces in
the rejection of treaty deemed by him for
'the best interests of the people. because
it has been rejected constitutionally."
when he says that in future "the subject
of the acquisition of territory must have
the support of the people, before I will
recommend any proposition. what reason
can there be in charging that the exercise
of the same executive control over all of
the States is intended to disregard the will
Of the people?
In regard to San Domingo, our opinions
are known to be i'll favor OF commercial
expansion and acquisition of territory on
the islands and on the main lands of the
continent. We shall continue our efforts
to convince the people of the United
States that such policy is proper. and we
hope the condition which the President
has. with such candOr, announced as in
dispensable to the initiation Of any terri
torial treaty, will be complied with by the
unanimoU, approval Of the American
PEOPLE.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-06

tate the work of civilization among the
more savage ones. The needs Of our citi-
zens throughout the great West, brought
Az they are now into almost immediate
contact with these children of the forest -
the duty toward them which we have as
s.lued h the gradual narrowing Of their
territory. AZ well a, our superiority Of
strength and advantage of civilization
al should inspire lis to renew. with re-
doubled zeal, the effort 20 make the Indian
"a useful and productive member of SO
ciety." and to continue those effort until we
discover what is ''the proper teaching and
treatment" bv which this object can be
attained.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-06
END OF THE CONTROVERSY.

The Fusionists of Louisiana attempted
to carry tie State election by fraud, but
they were defeated 10y the people. They
went into the courts and were signally de
feated there both in the State and United
States tribunals. They appealed to Con-
gress and the President. Their statements
of grievances were heard and carefully
considered, and the result was that they
found no sympathy either from the 'Xece-
tive OF from Congress.
At length, as tinal arbitration, they
made An appeal to force. Long and &C
tive preparation. vigorous and unscrnpu-
Ions leaders, organizations of armed men,
insnircd them with confidence that they
would succeed in overthrowing the iegl-
innate Government Of Louisiana b. the
revolutionary movement Of violence.
Hopeful though they were, they were
endeavorlng to sustain an unjust cause, ia
defiance of law, and they have slsnally
failed.
Opposed to them were the regularly
constituted authorities of the State, sus-
tanned by the advocacy Of a Just cause and
armed IN defense Of legitimate govern
ment.
The final conflict came last night, in
which the State authorities, lelying en-
tirely upon their own strength, were vic
torious and the hostile elements were dis
persed.
The McEncry government! ceases to
exist. Let us hope that there will now
be peace end quiet in our midst, and that
the people of Louisiana will repudiate the
dangerous politicians who have led them
into trouble and confusion, and from the
present time devote themselves to the pur-
suits Of commerce, agriculture and the
mechanic arts, and resolve to make Lou
isiana one of the most prosperous States
in the onion, with law-abiding and
happy population.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-06
THE MEssAGE---sAN DOMINGO.

Those who enter church to worship
| differ much from those who come to carp
at the words Of the minister. The frs.
treasures all that is good. the latter re.
members alone the points of criticism or
controversy. The message of the Presi-
dent is charged with teaching the doctrine
of Capitalization. and very much the same
charge of aspiring to monarchy are :nade
against General Grant as against General
Washington for the bauteur and reserve .:
Lis intercourse with the public. These
allegations were contradicted by the acts
Of the first President. MS the doctrine at.
tributed TO the present President from
one text of his message is refuted ty the
declaration Of another. The .accptiona!
text complained of is this:
The States lately at war with ia. genera,
government are now happily rphabiitated.
and 40 executive control Is exercised
in any one Of then. cha. would not bo
exercised in any other State uader Xix" cir.
cumetances.
II this does nc: conve! the principle Of
absolute State eqnality. We are at loss
to know what langague could What
more would Florida ;asl. than that TIE
execut!v. would exercise no more control
over her than over New York or Ohio:
The extent Of control cl1imel is Lot
stated, but il is % be exactly overa North
ern State as i Southern State, and over
large State rs "a small State. Il is pro-
clamatioi. that the Southern States Arc
again IL the Union. and VIII b. treated
a. their sisters art. Hence forth any sSe,-
c....f executive control will be common
TO the most powerful. OF. Technically
speaking. to the most loyal. and to the
weakest or most disafected. IT thera be
any danger to Southern States in thus
assigning them such allies in defense
against any abuse OF executive control.
We fail 10 see il.
But the .ieftte,le" q: the Pr: ,idei.: =
the vii! If the peop,c Is sisnslly shown il
his REMARKS 'lpon the disappointment 81 .
his san Domingo vo!Icr. H. va. .:
opinion that both in :. commercial AIT! :
military point Of view. the acquisition >:
the richest island of the antilles wa, ofiln- !;
portancr to the Union. lie thought, mo:z- ,
over. that those statesmen 1T the North who ,
deemed q civil war essential to their plans ,
OF universal emancipation would have
been found morally matching OF undsr
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-06
TICKETS FIFTY CENTS.

entitn. the holder to ono admission TO the Fair,
and chance in the Grand Lottery.
Any person holding numbered coupon has the
same chance of winning prize i'll the lottery as
those who Use their tickets for admission to the
Fair.
The Directors of the Association having through
series years resor' ed to every means i'll their
power to keep alive and foster this Association, SO
Identified With the progress and development OF
the resources OF our State an hndins themselves
at present involved 10 sxteEt that endangers
it's very existence, have adopted the following
plan, which to them seem the only practical ana
certain way Ofralsing funds necessary TO perpetu-
ate this institution and place it upon basis that
will enable II TO continue its course OF usefulness.
The object of the Association is to create
newed interest among ali classes of citizens III
our coming Fair, and al the Same time by Offering
large Inducements stimulate the sale OF its tickets
to extent that will enable il to realiZe
amount adequate to its pressing wants.
The plan adopted by the Assoelaiion is 20 issue
100000 tickets, at fifty cents ticket the same
price ash usual for admission TO the Fair with
coupon attached bearing a number; the said ticket
emitting the holder 10 admission to FAIR.
the coupon to be- retained by himself.
On the last day OF the Fair numbers correspond.
placed in wheel aud all Of this prizes i'll another,
when the grand drawing will take place under the
supervision 81 the toIowin. wei! known gen
tiemeD:
l. n. Marks, Esq. Pics Genf of the Mechanics and
Agricultural Fair Association:
hIK-We. the under sisnet. have received s";I
COMMUNICATION asking eur aid III experimenting
the drawing of the Grand Lottery the SaI
Grounds AT your next Fair. and fully recognizing
che lmpc'1&nc oi the enterprise which Your AS.
sOcaiOn has ahOred so earnestly to establish, ard
believing the plan yCu have adopted to be thor.
OughlT practical and vel. worthy The confidence
and support % iGe public shesEtuly somply with
your request.
Hoping your association NAV end il thi. play.
the relief earnestly sought for, ue ,emain with
" . ''''' GENERAL j. 6. + BEAUREGARp.
HON. l.. \. WILT,
Mayor OF The city of New Or'esnA
Cha:.. ca ar..c Esq. Patrick Irwin ESQ.
James l. Day ES,. "a. Whitney, ssh.
r, l1riDa IL. Iii, h.,