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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-06-03
Trustees Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID made 10 me By j. NJ. Dudley. Of date 2lst
Of February, 1873. and Of record in the Regis
ter's Office Of Shelby county. Tennessee. in
book c. NJ. page 36s. for the purposes there
in expressed, will
On Tuesday, June Sd, 1873,
at the hour Of o'clock D. M, at what is known
a. the Eddin saw mill, in the city Of Memphis.
proceed 70 sell 70 the highest bidder. for cash.
al the right. title and interest Of the said J
NJ. Dudley in the " saw mill and lumber bust
ness, and all his interest in the logs, lumber
and other property in and about said business.
72-sl r. c. BRANT, Trustee.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-06-03
NOTICE.
Notice to Lawyers.

uTFHAvF F0R sALK AT The LEDGER
w cfcs blank noticcl o. take der1Eiticnt.
.ri printed instructions 20 the oifcer taking
ffe same. also hlank captions and oertlf-
r1fes. ~
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-06-03
EDUCATIONAL.
MRS. HAILE'S
Memphis Female Seminary,
462 SHELBY STREET.

IT AFFORDS NE MUCH PLEASURE TO
II anuounce q ny old patrons, friends and
young ladies. On Wednesday January "a. i
VII % READY % see NJ friends and enroll
rnpils on ard AFTER " e1neriay. December
nth, AZ my regldenre
MRS. ANNIE ID. HALLE.
No. f6l shelby rtreet.
Circulars 10 b had a. the music. b0ok and
druf stores. Z -----f7-f
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-06-03
Trustees Sale.

VIRTUE OF THE TERMS OF ATRUsT
d deed, made to me as trustee on the Sd OF
December, 1869, by 5, NJ. Nelson, for the pur-
pose Of securing to Mrs. l.. v. Frazer q GER
tain note therein described. which deed is re-
corded in the Registers Office of Shelby
county. Tennessee. in book No. Is, page 47,
etc., and being called on by said beneficiary
to execute said trusts, will, on
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-06-03
Monday, 1eth Day Of june, 1s78,

between the hours OF IL am. and bpm. in
front Of the entrance to the law office Of Will
son Beard. No. 80 Madison street, in the
city Of Memphis, offer for sale for cash, to the
highest and best bidder, the following de-
in said trust deed. viz: Beginning at a stake
on the nsrth side Of Poplar street, l7S feet
from the intersection Of Poplar street and
Fourth alley east, and running east III feet
along Poplar street; thence north 14Sz feet to
an alley; thence west III feet; and thence
south l481z feet TO the beginning; this prop
0rty lying in Shelby county, Tennessee, and
in the city Of Memphis. Equity Of redemP-
ton is waived in said trust deed. Title is
believed 10 be perfect, but | sell and convey
only as trustee. W. ID. BEARD,
81 90 I'm lnn-
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-06-03
MEMPHIS POsT0FFICE.

Oyr1ou HoURs-FRoNS An. TO 5P.h.; SUNDAY.
FRoM TO 10 An.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-03-16
N0TICIAS DE La PENINSULA.

la Epoca del ila = al laa J - 60.
taa nuslelas:
"Es ceneeIo IL eGhsassss. csc = go.
70 syrf safsis eon gfssneAaa = I'd sutsssss
tsanls hasta tny, 10 soasexsAs GA -.
geocas - dee - i besha pas II Asaae
A AAsfat pafa u aeeassasta - asaea
ieFso 9s il NeevfFaeAaas r~ra 3 aas4a
qun ce anbfAfaa E4s snaY Asase
70 y feeanta - i AaAnassA. s8sssfs
d. Ca! ~ seAshs6 Il g1ss As A..
stea ~ 4 tAsae, Gasp gagAs Il aaa.s
I aff - seneaou. L. IL sssaaas sss..
b 81 II So a. & sesesoa Il sau..,s. =
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-03-16
Il Esrn

-
sriaI ceatzs los
Ia la Guardia civil. Con .trIas d. rs
III @Sores formas no SO puede pedirloG
mismo que pidieron los hombres del me-
nsoranastm. Hoy no tenemos espacio para
contcstar.
Ell IGnes IA del cOrriente darMm prin-
ciplo las novenas que unaisenora devota,
costea y dedica la devotion de Nuestro
Senor Jesus Nazareno.
Creemos que, como todos los amos, esta-
ra concurridisima esta fiesta religiosa.
Aa caspa otrOs males que aHigen
al craaeo inevitablemente destruyen la
vida del pelo. El remedio meior para estas
excrescencias es el Tonico oriental, que
las hace desaparecer prontamente.
Pero csto no 81 TODD: vigoriza y da tono
q 10 cuticuta de tai manera que no puede
reproducirse raicntras SO continue su uso.
La traspiracion obstruida causada por ell
entorpecimiento de Ia membrane exterior
es el orfgen dc muchas de las enferme-
dades del cabello, y este entorpecimiento
no puede existir cuando los vasos superb
ciales recben su tono por la accion de
este raro vigoralor vegetal.
Los enfermos deben prOtcgerse de In
impostura, no tomando ningun remedio
sin satisfacerse primero que es legltimo,
deben tener un cuidado especial con
respecto al Aceite dc higado de bacalao.
Los quimicos dicen que ell articulo prepa-
rado por Lanman Kemp es ell mejor en-
uso actual. La alta reputation dc la casa
es tambien una garantia sufciente que
corrobora esta verdad. No es demasiado
decir, que la mitad de los titulados Acct
tes de hIgado dc bacalao que sc espenden
en- este pals son casi de 'nipgun val0r me-
dicinal. 81 las victimasde Intermediates
pulmonares desean tener la mejor calidad
dc este tamoso regenerador pulmonar de-
ben siemprc pedir ell Aceite de higado de
bacalao puro, dc Lanmap y Kemp, y no
tomar otro a'guno.
Una cucharada mezclada con dos del
Peetoral de Anacahuita, es el modo mas
fAcil mejor dc tomar el aceite.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-03-16
2 -s1rECf 5Ss
aplazar el 4uV17
espahols, temieiS
avauaGdos en- Ma1rluS

esphhola, teHlie'SI
avausadoS en- MadrdS
miento eunda en- Portugal.
"A las doce de anteayer fue batida(pe4
la guardia civil en termino de Argovejo
YCiuneda IA paftida carlista que apare-
clio dias atras on la provincial de Palencia,
ERbieadola dispersado y haciendoia IN
.4p6fto, bastantes heridos y 40 prisioue-
Ia El ndmero de .hombres que llevaba
scolumua eran solamente so.
i-UDa partida de % hombres, pertene-
ciente q la faecion Llorente enti6 anteayer
en- Vinaspre (Alava) y s. llev6 un trimes
tfe de contribution y cuatro caballos.
Las partidas de lao provincia3 de Viz
caya parece que van aumentindose con
algunos mo2os dc los pueblos mas adictos
4 d Carlos
Una partida caIlia5a que 50 ha levanta-
do en- Ia pIovinoia de Lugo Ia cortado
Ia lfnea te!egrAfca % Reeerrea.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-03-16
O b s N.


r. q BoLErIN nameFo 20 del
80 = s,eas lei aesaal apaFe:e user
Ii - eoAualcala lechado c( este
p#el.a d - - ds! pasado 81 cual
agareen aaaSrssn pr ~ CsasiHeta,
easAo qasrga 90 anses dc ahoFa
eFo easaansca III anl0rizedo
- nsausA. pafa ovltar n
- = nae c0nsilcFp 0bsigado
e aaa nNe algimo ar
lo sassfso i sftmen nictc roless-
ssIa seseoasnble n Cen.
fsssss Nassx2
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-03-16

Madrid, .tebrero 17.-El Presidente de
la Asamblea Nacienal al Captain general
de Caba, Habana.-Al part.cIpar V E.
que la Asamblea Nacional me ha dispen-
sado ell seaalado honor DO nombrarme su
Prssidente, estoy SECURE De interpreter
con fidslidad sus sertimientos y sus desoos,
manifestando & V. j.. que la AsambIea
Nacional, inspirandose en- los altos debe-
res que su acendrado patriotismo la i'm
pone, esta frmemente resueIta mantener
la integridad del tcrritorio. Salude v. f.,
en- rotubre de Ia Asamblea y en- el mio,
al Ejercito, q la Marina, los Voluptarios
y & los leales habitantes de esa Isla. -
CriStNnO MGrtos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-03-16

He aqui ahoga la contestacion que al
telegrama del Presidente de la Asamblea
ha dirigido Ell Excmo. Sr. Captain general.
HabanG, tebyero IL de ls73.-Los lea
les habitantes de Cuba, asi como el Ei6r.
cito, la Marina y los Voluntarios, agrade-
cen las seguridades que v. L. lea da en-
nom bre de Ia Asamblea Naconal de man.
tener la integridad del territorio
Inspirados en- los mismos sentimientos
de acendradO patriotiHmo que V. Z. y la
Asamblea, todos estan dispuestos sosse.
ner esta misma integridad, defender
la nacionalidad espanola sin reparar en-
ninguna clase de SACRIFICES. Ceballos.
A consecuencia de la modification
ministerial, recibi6 dicho Sr. Capi
tan general ell siguiente telegrama:
"Miniatro de UItramar 81 Captain &c.
neral de Cuba.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-03-16

ANTONIO GUZMAN BLANCO,
Presidents provisional De u Rep,iJlica
D general en- jcte de sAs ej6ccitos d. ef!
Ea uso lie las fAcaltades que mo conf
ri6 81 Coagraao ID PIenI po.enciarios de
los Estaloa. reuailo Gu Valencia, por
aeaerdo de II ID jaiio d. 1870.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-03-16
N0TICIAS DE VENEZUELA,

Hs aqnt TN decreto sobre extranjeria
publicado en- Caracas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-03-16

Muy Sr mio. nc dc merecerle Sc
a.rsa dtsponcr ia inseFeion en- el pri-
mcf aamero lue salga dc las sigulen-
Tea liacaa como aclaTacion al comuni-
cado tccaa - del pasado que Sc IA
puhilcado "a cl namcro -, qaedan.
slo i v, may rccoaoeldo }. ).
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-03-16

RazOnes dc triOsi.mo han aeon.e,.so
la dimision dc 1os individuos auo forma.
ron el poder ejecntivo de Ia Repablica.
La Asamblea Nacional, aceptando h al.
mission, ha nombrado por vosacion uoleusae
Ell siguiente ministerio: Prcsiaeueia -
cartera, Figueras; EsladO, Castelar, 0,a.
cia J Justicla, Salmeron J Aloaao ID Nj
coias); Hacienda, Tutau; Guerra, general
Acosta; Marina, Contra Almiranle Ore "a,
Gobernacion,e RI y Margall; Fomsnso.
ChaG Ultramar, SOrni. III parsido raj.
cal, fundido hoy en- una aspiracion co.nun
con el antique partido rspabheaao, sisrs
su representation en- los 'ninlsgerios a.
Guerra J Mafipa. al part ipsr { W.
Ia constitution do cite NIL ats Il. & "a.
niStro dc Ultfamsr aste 4. EssAse acc i
Gobierno dc Ia Kepdbliea st!a Geesdi.le !
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-03-16
REMITID0.

81 nos pide Ia insertion de 10 ST.
guiente:
81. Director del BoLETN.
Jaaaa UiaE BlarE0 10 dc 1873.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-27
PARTY GRATITUDE,

We may take as lesson to ourselves
the ingratitude Of the partisan, for it will
dishonor one political association as well
as another. The last specimen Of this
vice comes from small paper printed at
an interior Alabama postoffice, whose cir
culation is multiplied into that of the
Louisville Courier-Journal. This last
named paper it will be remembered wasa
strong Union press at the time Beaure-
gard was fighting on the other side. 1t
is now the exclusive champion of South
ern rights. The small paper gives Major
General Butler the worst name in its vo-
cabulary and then says:
To-day Butler. with all his scoundrelism.
is 4 man more to be respected by the South
ern people than the degraded ex-COnfed-
crate who has covered. under adverse sur.
roundings, and reports, as chairman OF a
committee in New Orleans, system Of So
cial equality that goes further than Sum
ner's civil rights bill. This is from Genera!
Beauregavd. once honored General OF the
Lost Cause. To what base uses do We
come.
l. is no province Of ours to defend Cen
eral Beauregard against the assaults Of his
own former friends, but we take this TRADE
of obloIuy to show how little the good
will or good word Of a party striker is to
be relied on. Beauregard, we think, re-
signed commission in the federal service
to sustain his native State il the position
she chose to occupy. In the earliest and
one of the most important battles of the
war he was successful and demonstrated a
Jealous devotion to the cause he had
chosen. He was in command Of the de-
fenses of Charleston, and Of the lines of
Petersbur; and City Point. From first
to las: he was devoted to the cause
which was lost. During the whole period
he was never, so far as We are informed,
charged with having sold himself or his
troops, or his cause. Since the war We
have known him to have preserved the re-
spect Of the men who fought against him.
He seems TO have addressed himself to the
pacifcation Of the sections and to works
of public usefulness. Now. it seems to us,
that if he was man who would 'ssell out"
as is intimated in the heading Of the
small paper, he could have shown some
SYMPTOMS of that weakness when be might
have saved himself and his property by
rendering his sword to the federal govern
men:.
But these small newspapers. acting un-
der orders from the New York World and
its ally the New York tribune, forget the
past sacrifices Of . man who has once
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-27
QUARANTINE.
PROCLAMATION By THE GOVERSOR.

srA-I Ov LocIsIAyA,)
Executive Department !
Few Orleans, June IL. 1873 }
whereas An Ac' of the Legislature approved
Ca'ch l5 1885. entic.sd Al Ac: to establish aua..
Aa,'ne to; the protection Of the State provides
thai the Governor Of tbs State cha! issue his
proclamation. upon the ad-ice Of the Board ok
Health. declaring any place where there sha,i i,e
reason to believe pestilerc conta riov. or infes.
tOus dis ease exists to be a, Infected Slace and
stating the number OF days Of quarantine 70 10
performed By the vessels their pas senge.s O.icsr.
and crews coming from sUci. place or Places
So" therefore, Ia pursuance o. the &C: asorep
san Issue this my prOC,sna: ~ and dec sxe the
places hereafter named 70 be infected D! sces and
that al vessels, together with officers erews pas.
sengeis and cargoes, leaving such places, Or hav.
Eng touched OF stopped a. any of them On AID
after She fifteenth day OF June. B:3 shall be sus
lec' 70 o Quarantine o: 10. less than ten days ~
FOR longer period as may he considered necessary
by the Board OF Health Anv v;o,a,,or q. Nh.
quarantine Jaws, as here proclaimed will, he ~.
'e'e!y punished The places which are he.eiH
dec AIRED infected as 81. i..ad are the f,lIsvuy 10
W.:
Havana Nantaa... TCi:.:Gai CsrcenaA ~
'ago, sll On the l..AD: .: Cui~: 1or: RoyA and
Ml.tego Bay. o. tne Island q jamaica Jacma
and Po't Az Prince O2 III. !s.anS o! 81. Domingo.
the Islands o: St. Thomas Martinique and Grade
!ou?e Csmoe.chv, il Yuca.a.; Vera C.us Al.s.
:s'lo, Tampco Mstanorss and TrzpA.. ia Me x.cs.
San Juan, III Ssca.aU-s; CLa,.e. Aspia.All and
Port" Be.o, sL Central America; Nars .ibo AID
LaslaTT in Venszu.'a island Of Trinidad. ca
sen,e. Para, Pernal'5u... 10 Ja1eils and Beuenos
Ay'ss il. ,ol.:L America and HA4s~. Dew PsovE
denee.
G.-ea unee. my hand aaa .as sea, .. State
Ae'eunto attached this fourteenth day ss June.
y D. 1873, and of the Independence q :ae Gaite4
S;.:est.e si.e:y.ever.h.
WILLIAM r. KELLOGG.
B. IL. Gove.nc:
P. q. DESLOSDE
nS 49, A~ -
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-27

fought for them whenever he dares do
any act without their permission. The
audacity of this conduct becomes more
conspicuous when one compares the re-
nown which such men as Longstreet and
Mosby have gained throughout the world
with the contemplate obscuri.y Of the
ungrateful followers who defame them.
To US, however there is no more in
this impudent abuse of eminent men than
an example OF partisan injustice. We
have seen such il all parties, and kno~
that the only relief from such assaults
consists in lofty integrity which despises
them.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-27
PROPOSALS
FOR THE PURCHASE OF
OUTSTANDING WARRANTS.
SrATz Op Loris.ASA }

SrATz Op Loris;ASA
Auditor t.tct.
View Orleans, JuI- ,, 1875. ,
The attention ot ti- creditors OF the State H,c:e
especially OF those ho axe holder. o: cutsanG ls
warrants and Of all citizens, whether hostile to
the present administration rot. is earnestly II
voked 10 the following statement of fAc's. also
ask al i'm partial consideration OF the Plan hereby
inausurated by which large amount Of the 'oat-
ing debt OF the State may b. retired dlrin. the
current year, from current receipts which must
otherwise De carried forward to succeeding years,
and ultimately funded and paid in full. with .
la rye amount of :nteIes; added.
I make this appea. % She public becaUs. tie
pro posed measure Wi. depend largely 10: lis ful
success upon the good Will, good sense and for
bea rance of ciIzens OF all parties Il W.. be seen
that the object sought s not in any sense party
mes sure, and the benefits expected will Inure sole
ly to the taxpayers in material Giminu:ou OF t,.
tUre Obligations.
The funded debt Of the State is s22, so, aOa The
receipts into the treasury account of interest
have been for the first five IN ,nths of the curren.
fiscal year, $52l ATS Il, and the amount OF war.
rants drawn that fund 1922. ..69 Il. am salts
fed that the ratio of receipts to the credit Of
the nteres. fund viii be maintained throughout
the year, and in that even. the interest all
legal obligations of the State can be promptly paid
as fast a, it natures.
The credit of the State As far its bonded debt Is
co ncerned is, therefore. amply provided fo, and
reasonable apprehension need bs felt as 20 our
ability to sustain the policy of prompt payment Of
interest. The large deficit in the payment of the
int crest of last year has also been made good IL
addition would say that if proceedings Lately in
stituted in the shall result: there Is some
to believe they wiz. establishin. the ille
gality Of a considerable portion OF the bonded
debt the interest levy of succeeding years Wi. be
very materially reduced.
The receipts into the treasury on account OF the
school fund have been for five months $lIi,223 -,
and the amount of warrants drawn agans: that
fund for tie same time. $933lo 3. The same
ration of receipts for the remainder Of the year
will leave no outstanding indebtedness on account
of that fund.
The receipts for the same time on account of the
levee fund have been Sl53535 81, and the war
rants drawn against that fund, 4la2 l2l y; from
which 1t will be seen that considerable deficit
on account OF this fund need be Appreciated.
Prom this exhibit: it is apparent that the floating
debt Of the State IS not likely to be increased for
want of sufficient revenue to the credit of the I'm
terest fund" the school fund or the "ievee
fund" But the condition Of the remaining or
general fund.- against which the mass OF the out
standing warrants, which now constitute the hOat.
ing debt, was drawn. is unfortunately much worse.
The following is a statement OF the outstanding
warrants dra sf the general fund
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-27

the riostin. debt, and with such warrants IS may
remain outstanding to or near par.
The saving Of the State will. during the remain
iuc seven months, be from 120o,ooo to > DO
Nor ia any creditor of the State wr"nSed. NO one
vii. he fcnced to sell his warrants, nor WIN the
full. pavmen. of claims be postponed longer than
,,n,;ar the present system. Only that portion OF
warrants which would in any even: % sofa ~
,h,l: market value will he sold directly to the
State without ;le Intervention OF mlddiemen' IL
IS apparent that as the proportion OF warrants re
tired, to receipts is increased in this manner. the
value o. those outstanding mus: advance, ana
thus every class Of holders will be benefited.
have adopted thi. course with great ,eiuctaAce'
afte: careful review OF the difficulties "iich SIR
round the financial affairs of the state AID With
tie firm conviction that i; is for the common Sood
and while Go not ask expect an abatement OF
personal political hostility, trust shall NOT he
disappointed N expecting for thi. measure that
unprejudice consideration and support from al.
classes of citizens which are necessary to uase 1t
entirely successful.
CHARLES CLINTON.
Auditor.
WILLIAM p. KELLOGG.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-27

poets for congressional aid in the construc-
ton Of the Fort St. Philip canal, another
improvement that is much needed to
make New Orleans . growing and pros
perols city. Our people must show
friendly disposition to works Of internal
improvement. if they would have the aid
Of others in constructing them.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-27

A writer in the Railroad MGgn-i.e says
tina, mo macademized road :s tit FOR use
until firmly ,emeriet by continued travel
..Och - said a son oi Erin. Il shall never he
able 10 put these boots OF unit! have worn
them a week.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-27

The latest things out are glass bonnets
from Bohemia The trimmings on the out
side are after the prevailing mode. consist
:-e ot wreath flowers. feathers ana rio-
L,n. An. beautiful LuTG'l-n. "lras, al
made Of delieately spun gias., and nasn-
..s,ly .olOrsd. Of ""urs. these 'h''',7 are
transparent. and there is some prospect
now of being able to see the stage OF the
.tre when . lady With tai! hat ats N
front Of u.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-27
EDUCATIONAL.
LDOVA \ lVAN "a L0
J. w. BLACKMAN'S
NEW ORLEANS
COM NJ L RClAL COLLEGE,,

Entrance, No. As Natcbez street
Professor Mitchell having assumed the mana se-
meut of the above old and reliable institution pro-
poses taking . limited number Of young middle
aged and old mea for instruction. during the
Commercial Law, Arithmetic, Business Penman-
ship. Reading. Spelling, History, Grammar, Geo.
graphy, etc, at greatly reduced rates-FORTY PER
CENT LESS THAN TO BE HAD AT AM CONNER
CIAL COLLEGE II NEW ORLEANS. Pupils can at
tend anv time of day or night, from 9 4 NJ. 9P NJ.
and VII be taught separately by special Profe
for zach branch
". =. MITCHELL, Business Manager
Those attending from the country can obtain
boa.G - the family Q: the psincpSI. Gy3l3A
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-27

A Yale stuGen: has written a poem OF
twelve verses. ana The burden .! his song
is: I'VE kissed each other by the sea-" If
i. had been or the :owpatl Of a raging
canal. we nigh: have oeeE spared the
rhyme aud meet-her.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-27

A country editor has answered the ques.
ton. What is the use y: dogs" He says
wal. until "a MAJ. hangs round your office
for four days. reading exchanges and prot
ferin. good advice. and then you'll know
what a do. is good to'.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-27

A New Hampshire paper says that any
number of idiots are climbing the Nhlte
mountains this summer to get view OF 1he
cows nasturiny the meadows below.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-27

The tax collector OF the Fourth Ois.ric;
has opened the bal! against taxpayers who
are slow 20 settle. Acting on the theory
tina. leniency to delinqueuts is An injustice
20 those who promptly comply with the de-
mands OF the law. he has brought suit
against one OF the largest properties OF the
district tor the taxes OF both sS1I aIu 1c'..
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-27

Among the summe: residents a: Newport
Rhode Island, the World announces that D..
II. Oglesbv and K. L. Tracy. Of New Or
leans. are stopping ~ Francis. oa Rhode
Island avenue.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-27

"You must not FISH on my premises" re-
mons;rated landed proprietor with an un-
holy fisherman. "WLo wants to catch your
trout! I'm only trying to drown this
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-27

A vocal and instrumental concert for the
benetit of Calvary Church is announced
TO be given at Odd Fellows Hal. on Mon
day evening next.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-27

When General Schenck was once intro
duced to an audience as Rev. K. Z. Schenck,
he remarked that it was merely ''clerlcai
error" and of no consequence.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-27

A horse attached TO !, milk cart lately ran
AWAY. and could not be checked by the
driver until he reached hydrant. where the
horse stopped OF his owa accord, from iorce
of habit.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-27

Andrew johnson is reported as again
working his way up from his native village
with hopes of being Governor OF tennessee
next fall, and so onward.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-27

4 French woman said that she never
loved anything. "You loved your chill
Gren ;" suggested . friend. "When they
were lttle." she replied. And you love
diamonds. when they are large"
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-27

The St. Albans, Vermont. Messenger
think "sky blue is a pretty color Tor
ceilings, but not so tasty for country milk
at eight cents a quart.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-27

"Our little Anna died last week, after
reading the last numoer OF you, valuable
paper" writes lady to the editor OF
child's journal.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-27

A prevention cruelty to animals society
causad a Wisconsin man to be fined - Tor
cutting Oft cats ears with jack-Anife.
WHY didn't he use scissors!