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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-02
BY G.. De Ferret d Go.

s:JCE-stCtF%IOS or :. 81. D1RKHAMNER-
Second GstIiCf CAHrt tor che parish 0f Orleans
NO - 973
DS q. Dk FERRET AZ C0-tOHN g. NOS.
ID rose AuctiOnefr-Orice No. 50 ROvGl street
FRIDAY, February I, 1873 at twelve o'clock NJ. az
the 81. iauis auction Exchange Viii lie sold Gy
public auction, by virtue of an order from the Ron.
A. L. TIE o: Judge % the Second District Court,
dated .SnN4ss % 1878, fos account Of saii RucceA-
siOn--
TEN SHARES OF the Capital stpel ~ the ?eE-
sonis National Bank of New OseaLs.
TERMS ash ,dS1 fel 70
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-02
BY r. If. & B. J. Montgomery.

HOUsEHOLn FURNITURE PIANOS CARPETS
ETC. At AUCTION
DS *. M. & b. >. MONTGOMERY
ID K NJ. MONTGOMERY, Auctio' Eer-Gtiice Arm
DRY Fall, 10. 81 Camp street sil be sold on
. every SATURDAY. TUESDAY and THURSDAY, at
the auction. no. 81 Fatch4z street, at eleven
7 O'clock
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF NEW AND SEC
OND-HAND FURNITURE such lbs Rose wood, Na-
g.! hogany and Walnut Bedsseads, ArIno.rs, Bureaus
Waahstands ParOr Furniture harhle-tCp Centre
Tables CARPETS, French Plate Mirrors hsattIess@s
Cooking Stoves etc
Upright and Square PIANOS u! P.eyto, Favse an6
theI !EaIi'o sstGrlts
Also
st 3heHr large warpS"oms known 40 Annoy GE1i,
No q Camp street, iaYgt stock al NEW fJRSl-
TURE % every description and Ie.lRD ~ private
sale
Tarras-ljash nos
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ftX StSfs g. ff0DGs0S-w. 2. n

! spEtcAe gse1RIcS eDatS F~seAb N'
J 30 sGts
7 sfY StSff g. H0DGs0S-w. 2. HOIHisOS,
ID Auctioheer-olfice No. 5Carondelet stre~t-on
hOSDA3, February ; 1873, at II g. on the prem
! SOS No. $40 Maga1n street, corner Of Richard
! street, by eirtue and ia pursuance OF an olnts
trlCt Eour: SOr fhe parish Of Orleans slated Janu.
airy ~ 1873, docket No, 36 00b fos account o. the
succession OF Joseph R3u:niaNO deceased. 81 p1bs+9
! THE EsrisB CONTESTS of .he above store and
! residence consisting ct general assortment o'
gas fixtures gIo6ss. lanps shinneys. stoves, Tt.
! ters' tools, hoUashs'S sIrT!;Gr cts. Sc 9ers ID.
. VsntOTy Az S!r.
! HerW6-s&st az &Ssea Sssts" fEe@snvS :e:tse
Two DoUBLS TENEMENT COTTAGES, o0Rv.R
! sF JoSEPHIEK hNs LIBERTY STREETs
! FaVATH UIsTRIET, At AUCTION.
| sItGEsSI0S OF CHARLES Fs.Rts SOS. Es
CEASE.
seccn. Y.sssics O'oure 9or ST" sss.sh % ors.ue-
| No. $500
10y NASH Il ilOD4'sOt.-W, ?. iioDGSCs
ID Auctioncer-Otice No. CarOnGelee street.
| On SATURDAY, March 8, 1873. at Twelve o'clock
. NJ at the St. Charles Auction Exchange, u the
| basement rotunba of the st CLarss Hotel, this
city, by virtue and in pursuance OF an order OF tho
| Hon. A L. Tssat, judge Of she Secon plsIiact
| Court for the parish at Orleans, dated January
30 1873 docket no Is 68a, for account q the sue
ccssiou of Charles Ferguson, deceased SS S1oic
TW6 I6rs OF GROUND. together With tHa
| buildings and improvements fberenn, situated in
the FoDrfh District OF this city, IN the square
bounded BY Josephine, Jackson, Fra, sll1 a.t5
Liberty date Elem strtets, designated q sos !
and g. winch adioin eaoh other and ln' ssufe s To-
lows To ai>; >,
Lot 10 lns assures - rfet IL inches 'Ffsit % y
I ert, ;la4e klenl street by CGp:h AVID 'front.' on
jose ph7ne street of 60 feet and tos s sht S0aeF
! ri Jos4 phiTe and Liberty streets
lot No measures 81 feet 2 inches ont on 7. ,.
erty Glate Elsrl stIset by depth OF to net, all
bet wten parallel lines American measure, Q cofd-
tng 10 plan exhibition nj TIE rse+ Oh GO t.
The improy ements consist of y double tPnfnle !
frame cottage house on seh lot contain hg shre
to0ms ON each side, with priyies clsteras, shedS'
&c.
Ferns-Caeai ok the spos y En.tsd States tsess'
Ery notes
Acts of sale before John D. CoGeys no{asy public,
l Vt he expense Of ths pnRsfsas@T.
fs2 Il ~ snll
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DY FIACIDE J. SPEAR. AUCTIONEER--
ID Office No. 10 Exchange alley.-THCRsOAft
March t, 1873 at twelve o'clock N, viii be
sold at public auction al the st. Louis Auction
Exchange, on st Louis street, between Chartres
and ROYAL streets. by virtue of and in pursuance 10
an order from the Hon. A. l.. T!ssOt Judge OF
the Second District Court Tor the parish of Or
leans, dated January %, 1879, for account CT the
l.. A CEgFATN LOT OF GROUND, together with
all the buildings and improvements thereon. stu.
ated i'll the Sixth District of this city, designated
as lot No i, in the square bounded by Jersey, DC
tavfa LevCe and Joseph streets, measuring - feet
inch front Joseph street, by 70 ftet II meme.
IN depth, between parallel lines and front on Jer-
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, in the same
square and district at above DIES grated lot No.
Z measuring 20 feet inches front Joseph street,
by y feet II inches III depth, between parable.
lines. ~
above in the same square aud district above men
tiOred desgnat.d as lot No. 2 measuring 70 rect
inches trout JOSEF street by Us feet II inches
IL depth, between parallel lines
:. A CERTAIN Lot OF GROUND, together WIZ.
all the buildings and mproT, mt hts there IN; ad-
Joining the above and III tbe same square end dis
tric: designated as lot No. 5, measuring ~ feet J
inch lines front on Joseph street by rs rect II
inches in drpth. between parallel lines;
s. A CERTAIN LOI or GROUND adjoining the
above and in the same square and district, desig-
rated by the No. .. .uring 80 feet front on
Joseph street by lJ9 feet nchee III depth, 6e'
&. 4 EEKTAIN LOE OF GROUND, adjoining ske
above and in The SANE squal" and distfcf deslS
.,atrd as lot Nc. e. measuring 80 fest front on
Joseph street. by l29 fees inchRe in &ep16. he
tween parallel lines.
7 A CERTAIN LOT 8F GR@tSH adjoining rhs
above aud in tho square and district, Geslg-
mated as lot No 81, measuring - feet from on j"
seph street, 10y i39 feet nches III depth, between
parallel liue4.
G. CERTAIN LOT Oh GROUND, together q b
the buildings thereon. il sauss square and district
"a all the lots above described. designated by the
No. measuring rs teer front on Jei 81 street, by
81 feet inches i'll depth, between parallel lines.
The whole 20 ne sold according to plan of arthur
de ATmas sury+vor and civil ensinrey, dated Jan
uary Il, lt.. and to be seen YrOr Pa sale az Ez
change.
Term7-Cash on The spop
Act of sale before ChIst0Nai More, notary pup
he together with internal revenue stamps, etc
at the expense Of the purchaser.
fel Is % mE2 q
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INSURANCE,
iNSU RANtt,
CUN Mutual lNsURANGf CGNpSSS.
Paid Er Capital &5S9. etc.

AfsUAI STATEMENT FOR THE gEAH 1873.
Amount Of premiums for tile year 49,. cps? $40 "a
Less unterminatsai risks and Eetura
YleMiiIne.' $40 ~
Set earned premiums .............. 20 90
losses paid reserve fund
assurances aud unadiu
losses. ........s........... @S'o-U 90
General eEfsnSes, taxes and
int. on Capltalf.. 80. 5?2 -
Less q sc0Uut and
iut.;.s!........ a8,56s %. - -; .s-!:s ,ss as
Vet profit ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 9bC, J3s a
assets OF the Company rst;lNa!sel a. thsis InaY-
ket Values
BOu.;- stocks aud scyips 50 isj *
Loans on pledge and mortgage. % us s.
i5lls rsc+i@ bic aud premiums Sue 2H,23: IS
lash Oh hand ............... s8,.$ -
!Vta! Sc0c'o'S oS
rhe Board OF Directors have declared q cash
di videnG OF THIRTY PER GENT on the Get earned
participating premiums for the year ending DeCem-
Der 81, 1872, payable tho Nv euty-sev-nth Jan
Iarv, Gi73; also, "a stockholders TEN PER tAST
r.on She capita. stock, payable on demand
JAMES J. DAY ~. sidsssG.
Tso~.s asnEssct. Secretary.
Parties GnSiTi0e insurance Yes, s-sSee 20 no
tice that this OLD and RELIABLE Company is
issI.Ig policies tire, river and marine risks upon
the mort favorable terms and, under them
AMENDED CHARTER insurers vail. Il they
elect. receive dividends st their proportions OF
profile OF tire Company IN cash, without the re-
ouTs nents OF becoming ssockhuIder or q cash
rebate OF fifteen Per cent in lieu rheleti, and they
assured of the utmost hbeY.ilif. III the &@lus,
nrnt and settlement OF 10 3sps.
Once No. 81 Camp street GogEsg az CONNER
cial allSV, New ttrlf .2t I'm Su W.. "a
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-02

The above statement is . true and correct tran
SCRIPT from he books of the company,
KASPAR AUCH, President.
IoSla GATSIfo, Secretary.
SIATH og LOUISIANA.
@atish OF Orleans, f'ity OF New Orleans.
sworn 90 and slrDsc ribed before me this twenty
s+cCnd day OF JaIRIaTy 1873. John DAILY.
sixth Justice of the Peace, Parish OF Orleans
~ a meeting of The Board Of Directors held on
she twentieth day OF January, 1873 it was resolved
10 81 clare h dividend OF SIX ~ EIGHT PER CENT
amount paid in, to be credited on stock notes.
kASPAR AUsH SresdeBS
&o.!s &srH!s. Secretary.
81 ths annual election, held SS Tho 9nIt%enfH
instant, fhe following gentlemen were elected a.!
Iestnrs, 20 serve duS!Hg the ensuing yeag:
&asper Auch, J. II. Keller,
a. :. Theism&Uo sIenry Benssl 81,
ShIlipp D. umno John chellanS,
s4ust.,vt Bees william Mehlt.
Louis Eaeese j. +. kTanZ,
u. H. ScheIe SaZile Dabat,
Robert JdCksse y. II. Burton,
seHry Rice. J. 3. Cotton,
Louis Mdthiso HT. \. 5. WUuS
John Purcell, T. H. Norton,
~. z Fish, J. II. nemaItss
b.. r. SheYislles Oar el EUGeritdo
HeSra SIlelmaun.
And at a meeting Of the Board held the
sweAtieth instant kASPAR AUCH, EsQ I'M
auimously reelected President; r BERT JACKSON
ESQ.,, Vice Pres8deGt and JOHN Pure ELL, ESQ, In
pctur. LOUIS MATHIS, Secretary.
aE3 I'm
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.,,T1YG. VI tls,. s~TAN,.
sEys:ep %syRlCT s0TQr suE ll- "..i.H
az GKIENN>.
E2sZ4 ass Hao)GEg IS. 8. Af'o>9.I.-Ss. 95l'.

e HEREBY a4H18FS TSihr Os THE TEIE-
1 tpenth doy 81 .NovsqnucI I87Z. Judgment vas
qrndo- red q TINS c0uBt- III tie following tntI'~d
say in he verde and s.ITes snllGWiug, TO viz:
I.iza Ann IoOdHv 3. q. A:nsGc-*u. $40
ON motion OF j. "a. Kerr attorney TOP the pam
T1ti 10 his cause Gpog producing &c the 'oIrc due
proof in support Of be- demand. and b. yeasOn of
The law and - ld%nCs bel with PLAIN II il Is ad-
.,.lre.b and decrsed that the Judgment By default
herein entered on the :ifth instant bG now con.
rrmod that there De Judgment herein in favor 81
plaintiff, hlza Ann HnOdrv, against defendant, u.
aineir her husband, decree ing & separation of
property between the said parties and a dissuiA-
non Of The community nj dc4ueets ard gains
isting bet Hsen them, and thar abe have the free
enjoy of her eaILlngs. 1t IS further adjudged
and deere ed that he said plaintiff do have and
cover OF the defendant, her husband, The sum OF
eighteen hundred and tOrty three dollars and tftv
cents, with legal interest on 6eveutesn hundred
and tittg dol from the list March 1861, an
or nilet three dollars and fifty cents from the
fifteenth Of February, i692, al until paid, and
costs OF suit, win the privilege 7. ss"A cases al
lowed by law to married women.
jhtgU$Gt %Red November l9. 1872.
=. WHARTON GOkLkSS. Judiss.
IL testimony ipI@pt HavR EerrENtO set ny
hand aid affixed the sAl OF tie SAID cont, at tif
city of New Orleans, tile nineteenth DAY oi
November, in he year Of Lord eighteen bun
Sred and SeysntyIun and The ninety seventh
year 81 tDt tUo4I.eDdsGCN % tho Jn1fef St4los
! stLlhfie,
PAL. Il Es's Ltpntv srsys>
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The shove statement ss . just, :rne and e0rJecS
transcript from the books of the company.
PAUL FoUSGHS President.
q W. SasT Secretary.
sT.Ts OF LOUISIANA, }
Parish of Orleane Z
City OF New Orleans }
sworn 90 and subscribed before ne THE tenth
dAs OF June, 1872.
p CHS. CUVELIIEg, Rotary Public.
81 meeting % the Board Of Directors held Of
the tenth day of June, 1872 it was resolved to pay
a CASH DdvIDBED OF THIRTY PER CENT on
the net earned participating premiums for the year
ending May 81, 1872 payable on the third nondGy
Of July next. Also, to pay demand ten per cent
interest TO the scrip holders upon conversion o.
their scrip into capital stock, per amended cher
tor Of the company
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RESTAURANTS.
AKIETiES OYSTER SALOON.

NEW CHOP HOUSE,
Gysier aud lunch Saloon.
the rear Of Hawkins Saloon, Varieties fiace.
scf Chops, Porter House and Tenderloin SteaIs
rds, Game, etc, serVed mp TO order and IN tempt
! styl- By ). E. HUKILL.
r1nev!y Of the steamers NRtchez, Pargoud and
nd her river steamers ais I'm
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-02

The above statement is u true and 'efrsc; tran
script from th- books Of the COMPANY.
s.TIyES President.
) W NISCKs Secretary.
sworn 30 and subscribed b. Nse uss snts :eHeE
az s o. January, =. d. 1879.
q. CHARLEs CrVELLIEE
Notary Pubic.
AZ meeting ~ the Board of Directors, held
January g. 1873 1t was resolved 10 declare the fo!-
lowing cash dividends on the MT earned premiums
Inr She year ending December 81. 1872, payable Oh
the third Monday Of January. 1878, az follows:
20 per cent on fire premiums.
so per cent II er pr miums-
II also resolved to pay cash dividend US
Ten per cent TO the stockholders OF ana after the
first hondisy III February, 1873.
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aEAYEYTE FIRE INsCRASCG COW.
gASG OF NEW ORLEANS.
TAiSd Annual statement

- conformity win sh" requirements 81 9hs'i
charter. she company publish the following state
n!tn' 81 their business for the wear ending D-cems
b.T 81. 1872:
amount of premiums on fire ri-ks dus
ing the year. including uNeained pre-
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isy Nash 3 EodSon.

"As e:ssU&hp, GLOBES, lamps, y1sI~ stSSI
TYRE, ETC.
SUCCESSION GR yOsEpH kaCFI3S, SkS;EAstb
s.E,ol Hstglcs Gou,e FOR the P~ssAh O: 81 leans
so. 81 .Gtte
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E1EUT0N;A INSURANCE COMPANY.
Sol az Gfnvies street.

T'EuToNiA INSURANCE COMPANY.
40. az Grnvies .ityesso
insures against
bireo Marine and River SisEs.
At the Lowest Tariff RsteA
a .iMBR BADER, President
a'HAs. BNGsTFELD, Vice Presidents
GEORGE sTROMETkR, Secretary.
First Fiscal Yvaro
PreIn,'1A.e received ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ia re- y
ffHe, maine and river Lnsses
SS.i'i- .oo..,oos..o...,..o....S 9s.b4s So
RsnsrrHnCPs :eAates,
seGsses. etc 80 s5-i,4 ei 50
s53 l24 la
TosS snsalno 90 ssse1 o ri $40 Is
DECLARED
Gnterest capital paid ill., ten {-.E cent
iTidsnd on saptt al paid in, eight per Gems
Dividend on sItIniRms pa d, sixteen peg rer'
TRUSTEES.
Senry Sb-shaB. T. Kat
Louis schneider, A. Elmer Sades,
JOssph KELLEY, w B. SChmidt
"a. BeuDEafCeH Theodore LireTsfaf
&. Siee = p Del Bondio
Z. ii. hlh6f, bsIac SoheICk,
b BiCke, D. L Easits
J. n. SchHsFts Gbarles Ensstftd,
H. PchlnIaa, 1.puis SCbvars
q. Fr8nE- p. RisEerL-
I. WaisspAssch II q Gssrevs
r. RadeT, 4 WIhes1nSte
osZ3 lin
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: MARY J. kCkGLS

TEET VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
FRONTING on JOSEPH AND JERSEY STREETS
SIXTH DISTRICT.
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s'NiTED STATE, DISTRICT G-OLGsTe
DISTRICT VF LOUISIANA. 9
N THE NATTER or JOHN CUDE, BANKRUPT.
in Bankruptcy No. I227.

4E,pE iEbtRSiGNTO HEREBY GIvEs EOTICR
2 OF his appointment az ASSIGNEE of the * 8JS
OF John Guide Of N"w Orleans. parish Of Or
leans, and State Of Louisiana, adJudgri bankrupt
anon his own petition
Few Orleans, January ~, 1853.
ia2l u fp4 4. Il. NORTON Assigaea.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
D;~TR:CY GOURT OF THE UNITED
STATES.
In Ennhrustcs-SO. II.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA

N fHE NATTER OF PAUL JACKSON LBFEBvRE
Bankrupt
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TE,HK CEDBRsIGkEp HEREBY GIvBs NOTICE
& OF hin appointment assignee OF tbe eststo
Of Isaac Rass. of tue Parish VI Iberia, state
Louisiana 1ecret-d a bankrupt On the petition 0s
l. X. Levy I.ettionIEg trtdttu.
Ecg OraaUs5 IsI-rstrt 20 lSIS
M. q rs r h fpsEeN. aS4xsee-
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UNlTED STATE. DISTRICT COURT.
DISTRICT " LOUISIANA.
Sn Bankrupicy-So. IVA

u TIKI hATTEK Or I. K LEVY w. SAA
Hpda, bankrupt
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4 MEXICAN MUTUAL INSURANCE AZ.
ISOLATION OF NEW ORLEANS,
rs oo..... Commercial Place .........o..2:
Between Camp and ST. Charles stTeefs
faPITAL, S500,GU0s
tStIicty freS
Parties deslyCDs Of insurance have She privilege
of making swo half yearly payments, and are en-.
titled TO equal portion of the dividends at the
end OF the year i'll lieu thereof u the usual re-
bate. Ensures against fire risks exclusively, 10
city Hp country at the lowest rates of premiums.
ID. LEUBRIE President.
O. \. ASCH.
suDeetntendeilc q! AG%LcsA
3. 3Ei 6P. - .,a'S.Iy.
-BCSTBES:
=. Being. ?. g. AnGsffGS,
- +. Loeb y. B.aise,
Fl. Weber g. Jacob,
=. Robbert, d. AzCOnS,
y BrodericS. H MarquGr9s
William HiVIss. T. Schormanns
II. HafIeT }. B. IerSeZs
W. Leonard }. Buckley,
NJ PokOrny p Hollandes,
=. - Lutl+Es &ugS ReSwlJe
0tZs Jrn
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CIGARS.

CIGARS.
--y-0,
AYMK hG&G&.
iEPOErER OF fIAFAEA EIrssG
t'bo.essle and Reta. Store,
atheast BURNER Of -. &NhnSSes and x;eIA
mon Streets.
ozstSntty OIL bend very farge AID salectsa
on Of the beet kporFu bTanos sDd st1eS fos "a
nederete pEees 70
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-02

Succession OF MARY ;. KCKELs.
Second District Court for the Parish of Or,ea' F.
No IS 85o
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MERCHANTS MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY OF KEW ORLEANS.
ie3........... Canal Street ..........so.i94
eGssETthNT9 EEEUAa STATENsNe
%. conformity With she requirements OF tAsif
Charter, tie company publish the following stass
Ment:
Premiums received daring the veaE ending
81, 1872 including UReGrDed preruCrns OF the
viOus year
On fire risks. &7l9,0S 81
on marine ri5ks...........o....ss..o.o IG2blS IT
III T1Vsr r1sks-. So5,EE IN
Total premiums ................ s99l,lsO "a
saess l!uearned OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES POI, 800 o.
Net earned premiums say e. f&f2 s7sS,1 40 q
Losses paid
On fire rieks. .....ss.o..e....os2 O6,f7e q:
On marine RISKS. G9,b8b IL
On giVFr risks o...-o.o.s. i25.tE5S 81
&430,134 d
Tax6e .o..O-.oo..,o...o......o 1877 o.
RGineuTanCeS geturn preml-
Inns, and profit and lose. IS AIS 8S
rote?...............o..s5l 8S7s %
Dss!uct interest Sesa ey-
nsS. 'Ts50F 9}-s96,bSe 70
p.oSfs a9o9 500 "a
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Two DOUBLE TENEMENT COTTAGES. GORS"R
tF Jt'SEPHISE hNs LIBERTY STREETs
FaUaTH DISTRICT, At AUCTION.
rIt.TdE!0S OF CHARLES SS.RIst Sos YE
CEASE.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-02

dnterest on capital paid in, ten 3-.1 cent
Dividend on sapita paid in, eight per Gems
Dividend On sTtIniams pa d. sixteen peg rSrs
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tJePIl
nhs,
|t if a
WIl a
IS the
listed
ware
|tctCe
I,idl.y
four
~ ODD
foot
half
Eton 8
( and
til in
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-19
FOR SALE.

STABLE FOR TEN HORSES, CABIN AND
- LOT, situated on Phoebe street. For full
particulars apply to
]. B. Z. CAVALIER,
mrI''u Main street.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-19

The BITE OF MAD DoG.-The editor
OF the Kent News, published at Chester
town, Nd, in giving publicity to the
following article, says it may be proper
to state, for the information of persons
not acquainted with Dyre, that he is a
highly respectable and intelligent farmer,
residing near Galena, in this county;
tlecampane is plant well known to
most persons, and is to be found in
many OF our gardens. Immediately af-
Ter being bitten, take one ard half
ounces of the root of the plant-the
green root is perhaps preferable; but the
dried Will answer, and may be found in
our drug stores, and was used by me
Slice or bruse, put into pint of fresh
milk, boil down to half pint, strain,
and when cold drink, fasting for at least
SIX hours afterwards. The next morn
ing fasting, repeat the dose, another
dose prepared as the last, and this will
he sufficient. 1t is recommended that
after each dose nothing be eaten for at
ieast SIX hours. | have son who was
oit,eh by mad dog eighteen years ago,
ana ionr other children in the neighbor-
mood were also bitten; they took the
above dose, and are alive and well at
this day. And have known a number
OF others who were bitten that applied
.ne same remedy. 1t is supposed the
ROOT contains a principle which being
taken up by the blood in its circulation,
eounteracts or neutralizes the deadly ef.
iects of the virus of the hydrophobis.
ieel so much confidence in this simple
remedy that l am willing you should
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WANTED-ANoTHER PUSIsHMENr.-We
do not believe that imprisonment is the
proper punishment for the crimes of a
revolving nature which are constantly
occurring. There ought to be somthipe
more speedy, more impressive. and
which would better satisfy the natural
sense of Justice; and the community
should not be punished for the crimes of
brutes by having to support them.
For the brutal beatinc cf .---.., Il
for indecent exposure and offenses of
like nature, the proper punishment Is
the lash. We ought to re-erect the
whipping post for such offenders. teach
them short, sharp lesson which tbey
will not forget in hurry, and let them
90, without supporting them for months
or years at the public expense. II is
said that whipping is a degrading nm
ishmeht. GRANTED. But can you de.
grade the fellow who would brutally
beat a woman or make beast of HIM
self before children? And for the mon
sters who commit the nameless crimes
against children, such as we hear of
now and again, there should be pun-
ishment which, though comparatively
painless, would be guarantee that thew
would never more so offend. When a
mans passions become SO diseased and
perverted that he commits one of these
crimes, he should, for his own sake. for
the sake OF society, and as lust and
striking retribution, which would have
more effect than Imprisonment in deter
ring the evil-disposed from similar Of
fepSes, be secured for tho f,,trra ,c,o;,,-.
the temptation to similar offense, and
society be secured against the danger
without going to the expense of keeping
him for years. We commend this mat.
ter to the attention of our contempora-
ries and to the next Legislature. San
Francisco Post.
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REMOVAL.

II d. DURKEE HAS REMOVED TO p
L. Heintzelman's Jewelry Store. Particular
attention will be paid to Repairing Watches at
prices to suit the times. All kinds of Jewelry
Repaired in workman-like manner. Pipe
Mounting done with nestness and dispatch.
Please give me q call, one and all.
n. b. All work Guaranteed my20-1n.
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TAX ON PROCEEDS
OF THE
M Z N II ..

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Taxes on the Proceeds of Mines for the
quarter ending