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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-29

MRS. NJ. ZIEGENFELDER, CON-
Nl PETITIONER, and ProphetreIs Of Ice
Sc"nHet6,IIJI In6nTnna koG- fEfUudH mat ebe pro
poSeS % continue the businels conducted BY net
hnshGnd lately decRASed, and 10 prepared 10 ny
oFderS for Parties, Weddings, Pienies, &C. A full
stock Of UaEe8, CONFECTIONERY, &c., always on
hand. She has secured the services Of drSt.
class workman. and sh6 10 confident that al
q DDS purchased from her will give RanstACuon.
Prices reasonable. The patronage OF the public
solicited. apo
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-29

CUSTOMERS can buy White Goods,
Irish Linens and Table Linens almost a t
their own prices Of II. Jacobs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-29

Sun HATS only thiFty.tiye cents apiece,
at BaChatachs. II
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-29

JUsT received at Bacharach's, twenty.
five dozen FiChues, 10 be sold very cheap.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-29

FOR Children's and Ladles' trimmed
HITS, goto BGcharach's.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-29

Fon Gro gtiAn Ribbons go to Bachar-
aciG's.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-29

For Additional LooG! W First IGge,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-29

TWENTY dozen colored Kid Gloves
just received, only seventy-fve cents a
pair, ut Bacharachs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-29

ArrENp DC closing gaIe Al Blum's.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-29

Buy your CasSimeres and Jeans OF Ii.
Jacobs while he sellipg them so low.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-29

TABLE LINEN sold BY other houses tor
SOC VIC sell at $50. Henry Roemer s Co.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-22
4 Friend of the last Ditchers.

Our reporter was sauntering down s..
heard the following interesting and anus.
ing conversation between two Gonr public
men, Judge y. and General G.:
Judge D.-Senator. was surprised 20
hear that YOU were in The crowd OF little
boys and smaller men who followed citizen
Booth while he was making a ridiculous
exhibition OF himself about the streets.
General C.-I think, Judge, that you are
mistaken in your estimate OF Mr.. Booth.
lie is man Of considerable merit.
Judge D-That may be, but he is GER
tainly making fool of himself and Of you.
now. 4 wise leader does not fight when
he is certain to meet defeat. The State
will collect its taxes from hiIG, and that
right speedily: and then he and his fol
lowers will only have demonstrated the
weakness of their position.
General C.-You may be right, Judge.
hut / am in the same boat with these peO-
pie and am not going to abandon them.
In fact. my position may be illustrated by
the old anecdote told OF Sheridan. The
great orator was returning home from >he
club very late; he was in a happy mood, but
in helpless condition. Suddenly his attsn-
& awisoau 4 Ga tel 0W nor o. y 10. beia :
further gone tnan the statesman, had soug ht
security for the time being in the gutter.
stranger" said he, addressing the orator,
"Ihic). can't you help the up!' Sheridan
leaned against friendly post. Sazed upon
the helpless man tearfully. felt compassion
and said ''Weli, my friend (hic), Im sorry
that can't assist you, but can and will
do the next best thing lhicl: II! lie down
nv Won.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-22

second horse TO receive 5000, third : 100 gue mile.
J" Gottrils b. f. Salfe Watson, by Daniel Boone
W. NJ. Corners b. F. Sunrise by Planet dam u.
TINA, by Lexington; 81 pounds ...............
George Cadwalladers ch. vanda!la, by vandal,
dan Alert, by Le2ngton 81 pounds =. ........ 8
Time-l:46.
SECOND RACE.-COnso latiOn purse, for horses that
have run and not won during the meeting; horses
pounds; three times or more, fifteen pounds; one
mile; club purse, $500; first horse, i $50; second
horse, Sl00; third horse $50
Z Warwick, b. c. yeals old. by Planet, dam
Red Rose 81 pounds Observation-Disclosures. I
W. Jennings b. e. Cape Race. years old, by Lex.
ingtOn dam imp Zone, 90 pounds ............ J
John h. stone, eh e. y U, years old. By Harry
of the West dam Isadora II Il, 81 pou ds.....
". II. Williamson. G. h. John McDona d wears
old, by Brown Dick. dam Lady scit.ls lOs
". Cottril's B. Young Harry, years o.d. by
Harry OF the West, dam Mrs. Lewis, bT imp.
Glencoe, 81 pounds. ..........................
A. BOnnabel, ch. g Fred BOnna ,el, Years old, ny
Sing Lear. dam earring by Ringgol 50
A. Bonnabsl b. M Emma Sansam 5 years old,
by to,er dam Sunshine 80 pounds. ........s q
Tme-l!44o
Tp1sp RAcE-four mile heats, for al! ages; CLUB
third horse s 200
a. Dibrell, b. g. Morgan Scout, aged, by John
Morgan, dam by GIel.c e; ll2 pounds. -. !:
W. jennings ch. c Silent Friend years
old, by Australian, dam by Lexington;
J. W. Weldon, b. III. Flora MclvOr, aged, by
Lexington, dam FOride; ll2 pounds. go. .'...
J. E. X. Lawrence, ch. h. village Black.
smith, aged. by Vahdal dah Cholera.
by Wagner; Jl5 pounds. ................ DIS
L. Harrison, gr. g. Tom Corbett, ag'd, by
Lightning dam by imp. knight VI s..
Georgr; III pounds. ds...................... Dis
r. 3. Cheatham b. h. Repeater, years Old.
by Brown Dick, dam Woodtine. by
Lexington; 40 pounds ......... ........ rs.
Time-First heat, first mile. l:5533; second, 3:4r;
third 55-; fourth ':301l. Second h. at. fl ST mir
I 58l second 3s5N thin 539: fourth T:39 Third
heat, first mile. I;OJ. second. s:C3A: third, oN2;
fourth E:0Ih,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-22

out by the military. The wrath of the motr
was directed against the beer sellers and
makers. Several beer houses and breweries
we're gutted. The troops were called out
and dispersed the rioters but a renewal OF
the disturbance is feared to night. The
shops are closed, and soldiers occupy the
squares and guard the breweries Several
persons were inj Ired but no deaths are re-
ported. The military did not fire on the
crowd.
HAVANA, april 2l.-The aev Saptais
General Preltain has arrived. Not cheeY
was uttered, even for Spain, by the i'm.
mense eEaw6 Whsc b witnessed his debaSkS
ton.
the hew CAPTAIN General said T.. hoped
he would soon te able to finish the rebel
lion. His first measure will probably be t,s
order an election of deputies to the Cortes.
The steamer Richmond has arrived here.
bringing three sailors of the bark Union,
which the Santiago de Cuba authorities de
llvercd up on the demand of the captain 0S
the Richmond.
The Captain General has issued procla.
nation addressed to the soldiers, the peos
pie and the volunteers. To the soldiers he
says they will be called on TO operate in the
field all the time that it is possible. He
wants them to make another energetic and
decisive effort to crush the insurrections
10 the people he says his mission is
difficult one. Restore peace so that you
can fully enjoy that liberty which, as part
OF great nation, now also tree, because it
has become a republic, you have a right to-
enjoy. He will require the cooperation of
everybody, that Justice may be realizedo
10 the volunteers he says:
appreciate your patriotism, loyalty amt
sacrlhces and count on our active cooper.
alton. | will always act as a loyal Span.
lard and give you my confidence, conse.
Quently you must trust me. United, our
difficulties will decrease, aud We VIII soon
restore peace. If the insurgents repent wa
will receive them with open arms as friends.
If they prefer to be enemies we will com.
bat them increasingly.
General Ceballas has issued 2 farewell
proclamation of the usual nature.
General Primo Rivera has assumed th:
Captain Generalship of Porto Rico.
The HAGUE, April 2l.-The government
has received dispatches from Sumatra an.
nouncing that at Counsel Way, betOre
Atzen, it was resolved to suspend opera.
tions by land until autumn as a mOnsooa
rendered the receipt of supplies from sea.
ward precarious. The blockade of the city.
however, will be maintained until she see
sumption of active hostilities.
BREsE. April 2i.-The break in the sggnrA
Atlantic cable is $50 miles hencss
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-22
A Lon. ard Expensive War.

Parties represented to have large eXpe-
rience in INDIAN affairs have made cal.
culation as to the COS: of killing the Mo
does. and it il claimed that Uncle Sam has
to pay $4,000 for every one Of the savages
exterminated. The tribe is yarOusly est.
mated at from 60 10 200 strong: taking i%O
as The average. TO wipe out the tribe
will cost $3.50 900.
Then the war has lasted already about a
year. and four Of 'the braves only have
been sent to the land of the fathers. Al
this rate it will take thirty-two years and
half 20 finish the job.
How many lives 1t Will cost is fearful to
cOntemDlatH.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-22
Some time las. fail Il neg,o :arnt

Some time last fail 81 neg,o :Irnil~ Of
three persons. husband. wife and child.
were taken from their home. near Lexing.
ton, Kentucky. By a party OF disguised men.
posed that they were drowned by the In.
Klux in Marble Head creek, Jessamine
county. The supposition was verified on
Sunday by the finding of part of the de.
decomposed body Of Mahala Hawkins. one
of the family mentioned 1t was identified
by the clothing. y negro, while fishing
drew the object out of water with a hook
and line. Her arms were bound TO her
body with a rope. which was then tied
about her legs and heavy stone attached
to it. Doubtless the other bodies are in
tie same etreen.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-22
isck.on Railroad Directors.

The following gentlemen were yesterday
elected directors OF the New O!leans. Jack.
son and Great Northern Railroad:
Henry 5. McComb, Thomas A, Scott.
William Thaw. J. y. Mccullough. Junius
b. Alexander. Cyrus II. Mccormick. Ed.
mond j. Fcrstal. Samuel II. Edgar. Lewis
Afcus. a. Schreiber. Richard Prichard.
William A. Gordon. A. NJ. West, John G..
Lucas. Martin 3. HilIyard, Jason Niles.
Locke T.. Houston and E. Salomon.
At a subsequent meeting of the board OK
directors Colone! II. S. McComb was imam.
imeuslv reelected president. Mr.. :. II. Ed
gar treasurer. and Mr.. r. Charles secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-22
ALL QUIET AT FRANKLIN

Lost Records Recovered - Courts Ad"
journed 10 Twenty-Eighih instant-SO
Disorder Apprehended.
Especial Iispatci. TO the New Or! ans Rerutilcan
FRANKL!N. La, April 2l.-Al: Gn!et here
Judge Mentz reports that some O.: :.e lost
record. were found this morning recently
stolen from the office OF the clerk ot court.
The T.nes special on Sunday announcing
ar exodus of Kellogg officials Is untOunded.
Parish and district courts adjourned to the
twenty-eichti: instant. and Judges Mentz
and Train WI! be a: !heiv post. cn shat
day.
The temper q: bes; citizeUs !, against DIS.
astro,:S outhreaks.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-22
All Quiet at Amises

Having reason TO appreheni resistance
TO the authorities at Amite City, Colonel
Flanagan. of the Metropolitan brigade,
with details from the companies ot Captain
Lawler AMI Lieutenant Barron. took the
Sunday evening train for tha. point. ar.
irving a. about midnight. They reported
to the sheriff as posse. ard, for the main.
tenance OF law and order. VIII remain there
a lew days. Court was opened yesterday
and the usual business proceeded with.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-22
FOREIGN,

Captain General Preltain arrived at ifa-
vana-NO EnthusiasuI Provoked ar his
!4anding-Iiis InientiOns-AtlanticC Ca.
bic BrOken~The sumatra Troubles.
British Parliament ReassembIed-Riot OF
ut Frankfort.
LONDON. Apr! i.--l'ar.iamen: feasse;f
bied to-day. In :ie House 0. Commons
Mr.. Fawcett's bill aboiishing religious tests
in the University OF Dublin passed 49, sec
end reading.
Mr.. Plimsali having stated in one Of lis
recent published writings that the Lavonla,
belonging to Mr.. Howard, ". p, was un-
seaworthy, the latter commenced proceed'
ings in the Court of Queens Bench, which
has granted the plaintiffs motion for a rule
requiring the defendant TO show cause
against criminal information for libel
FRANKFORT, April 2i.-A riot occurred
here to-day which lasted the whole after
noon, and ia now only kept from break.rc
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-22
Hsnfh Rf a Race HnrEH.

Captain William Cottri1ls racing shess-
nu, filly Eveline Mabry died on Sunday
morning from the effect of injuries received
just before starting in the second race on
Thursday last. 1t may be remembered by
those who were on the ground that day that
she fell in front of the judges stand just
before starting on her journey. She made
three trips in the mile heat race and WAS
suited in so injuring her spine tha; she
never recovered from the effects Of il. She
was out Of Betty Martin by Jack h.!"ne.
and was four years old.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-22
VACANT REAL ESTATE AT AU:!IcN Ei

VACANT real. ESTATE AT Auction Hi
THE SHERIFF.-We call attention 20 the
sale at auction 70 be made this day AZ noon.
at the Merchants and Aucti0naers' En-.
change. Royal street, hy the sheriff oi the
parish of Orleans. of three lots o. ground.
situated in the Second District of this city.
on Bienyile street, between T"uti and
Miro streets.
For full! particulars and terms sec aI'rr-
tiSelnent.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-22

The London Telegraph of the fourth says
the steamship Atlantic left on the last trip
for New i ork. with 9G7 tons of coal. and
that !. " as tie intention to send her on the
next voyage with only 500 tons The cap
tain, purser and engineer dispatched letters
home TO owners from Queenstown, each of
which was more than usually gratifying.
The engines were stated to be working well.
and the coal was described as being superior
to previous supplies furnished the company.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-22
Colonel Sinuzhter's Lecture.

This is perhaps the last time our citizens
will have q. opportunity Of listening to re-
miniscence- ii Chief Justice Marshall.
Thomas Jefferson. John Randolph. q Roam.
oke, and Genera! Andrew Jackson. from q
personal acquaintance Of thnse men. and
one who will give llfe-lke pictures Of them.
Go 10 the Lyceum Hall Tuesday and We'd
nesday evenings at half-past seven o'clock.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-22
Academy of Music.

Now that the weather has become waiIr,
the most comfortable place 70 pass the eve
ning is at the Academy ot Music. which Is
coo,el nY artificial iHean'. The entertain
ments are superb. the leading performance
being given By the Pauline Markham bur
!e-que organization. who produce Cupid
and PsyChe.' VII" are pre- edcd and :o!'
lowed by Cavaragh's olio combina'so
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-22

.'As there are. according 10 Professor
Agassiz." says western New York news.
paper, 'only nineteen more centuries il
which Niagara Falls viii be in operation,
those who have never visited the place Will
appreciate the Importance c: doing SO this
sumner"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-22

i':yf: THOUsAsD DOLLARS. Com. D.-cer.
trail Office for t.. .I'a Of Louisiana State
Faj. Lottery tickets No. lO7 Cana! street,
Grover d Baker saicsrooms: $T.jSl, in
prizes. one prize 5000 in gold; tickets fly
cent, and admits holder to tn" far.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-22
GROCERIES.
FOR RENT.

AXE SHORE RESIDENCE FOR RENT
4 4 or For Sale.-rhat desirable house in ocean
Springs Mississippi, formerly the residence OF
Can't ain Joseph Walker, containing par or, three
edrooms two cabinets, dining room, breakfast
room and one finished attic room, with hand
some garden and shrubbery, and large grounds
surrounding tie house House completely il.
nished tATo- GhOut. Apply TO ,,-,.,,,
". II. HENSISG
o,u In, No IS Camp street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-22

~ UEREEY GIVEN THE

NTOTI(E II IfEhEbf VI n" =. IT =
~ public not 10 Il ade for purchase the FOL,
oowinU described notes drawn by me 10 my own
Sar7and Inv me iudorsed d; the consideration for
~Lich they we've given having failed the same
,,iji not be paid TO wit; Six notes dated March !,
tuo due ninety days aftex date for S53 - = each
sotal +5OO0. D. De "i-I "96 .:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-22
CAUTION.

. . '''>'e
%yurTrr NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THB
~ pnbGc not 10 trade Tor or purchase the follow
~ described notes; the consideration Tor which
aad notes vyer. given having failed, the same Will
90 IN. 80. SiX notes dated March !, 1879, drawn
Ty me to nv own order and by me indorsed: two
o.le thirty davs two due sixty days ana t"o que
Hinety days after date. !oT the sum OF +'I' o.
""'"o s''"' TEMPLE ). COONS.
- o.o,o Vc-r ay.2O = %
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-22
STOLEN.

ss. . % - N''e'
cSTOLfN.-FROM THE DOMIClLE OF THE
,I,scrih4d notes viz: note of Louis Iammer
.proprrty or Crouet street,. dated Nay u. l85o.
uayable II three years from May y 1873 1or r Iou
i, nett, of +. Soue tproperty on Port ana heVte
ttreets) dated September 80. 1871. payaoIe III one
sear from September 30 1879 fer : 1000 AN note m
siobteen months from Arrii 2. 1873. for $500;
note of John Paisley. payable April 2s. 1873 for n
+ l62 80: a note of John Pasleyo payable apilI ~.
gs-4 for F262 So and number of other notes
syblch can not be now described The puslc ls
hereby notified not TO negotiate said notes. and
qhe drawers and indursers are notified rot 10 pay
SLe same without the consent OF she undt rsigned.
apll 10 2l FRANtlS LACROIA.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-22
WHOLE NUMBER 1852.
BY TELEG GRAPH

BY T EL E G R A P H .
THE MCDONALD CRIMES
STOLEN BONDS RECOVERED
HAli.RDAD INTELLIGENCE
TIMES LIBEL SUIT DISMISSED
NEW CAPTAIN GENERAL IN HAVANA
t4!S Linz. Oh" POLICY
AN ATLANTIC CABLE BROKEN
4 RIOT IN FRANKFORT
COMMISSIONERS AT SAN ANTONIO
& FREIGHT TRAIN ROBBED
s0IEcTITuTInh hmEh0En
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-22
EEHE last DAYS
l. OF TKB
S1-GERyN NJ, I'AfIs

=
.HiS GRAND AND SUCCRSSF L FAIR WILL
POSITIVELY CLOSE on WEDNESDAY NkXf.
Vn SUNDAY. April 20 Thy SPECIAL requestof the
PEOPLE of New o leansl, rhe Lighty appreciated
Entertainment OF Miss VI. Gastel entitled THE
ENCHANTED PklNChSS,' will be repeated. Toe
coors of the new Church will be open at p NJ 10
enable visitors TO admire the beautiu! gothic
building.
On MONDAY 'a'sa br stec's. fequestl 1.-THE
CHINESE MoIHEk' will be reproduced. under
,hs direction of Miss Alice Gardner of New Orleans.
yunctuallv at seven o'clock Duntelds splendid
Military Band III attend the Pa!g iOr the last time
.E!& evening.
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY fVENIH IS wiii be
devoted 10 the dTa wing Ot the votes raining, aLc-
:.OneeTiug. Stc. AdDittance free.
BY the kindness of Mp. Jerome han7y. the Second
!strict Steam Fetry viii run every night tlil after
twelve o'clock. Cara. Street FeEly as usual.
apo IT.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-22
ToR RtNT-TTAT PLEASANTLY SITUATE

NOR RkNT-THAT PLEASANTLY SITUATED
L raised Cottage No. l52 st Andrew street, be-
tween Auuunciation and Chippewa streets con;
tanning parlor, three bedrooms, dining room and
spacious kitchen. The sleeping rooms on the
shady side of the house, are delightfully."- cool and
unsurpassed for summer comfort. Large paved
ward two Cisterns, flowers and shruo6try' Kent
per month after that time Possession gwen Oh
the first or fifteenth of May. Apply on the prem
saa hpS<"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-22
HNR HENT nR .ALE.-A NKW RAISED

T cottage in the sixth District, on state street,
between Sc Charles and st. Patrick streets ne
house has all modern Improvements The grouhos
have front OF 70 seet by l78 feet in dePtn Terms
reason able for either rent or sale. Apply 9. the
coraer of State and st. Charles streets or 81 Inc
,nh9
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-22
= nzT 0R sTnLEN FKOM THk UN-

r 0.T OR STOLEN FROM TUX IN
I Sors;yntf promissCry note for l0et dated
snTi1 ig-2, subscribed by Mrs Ann Marguerite
Iticher TO the order Of August Lelcher' insoIstG
Sbuf rsnawet for one year longer, signed ne var
etnr by Abel Dreyfous. airy public Tor IDENTITY
With an act his office OF even ut'e "ti srg
ea!u hole0 pay in'N' AUGUST BRENDT.
d o.,,,0 .rri1 d 1873 ap22 d myla
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-22
ADJUSTMENTS,


tADEMY OF MESiCs
. me Mana cement announce to the citizens OF View
orleans the engagement, for short season, OF
PatIISE BARKH4M's BERIEsQUE
TROUPE.
III. VIII produce in rapid succession all OF The neV
snG popular Burlesques and fXtTavagaEzas OF
:hs day. The initial performance,
Monday, EEenin&, april sfs
rI.,sn.s the salkham Troupe, in connection viii
". q. .'avanagh's sI~s saty Organization, il
III. g,aLd my thO biological burlesqur and eX'raea-
gam. .ntitI I'd CUPID ASP PS!CHf, With nsV
sc.rrTN. music costumes app 'lntments ETC.
lG'.lirs M4TkhSu Matia+t saturday UeOns
Ep2e
f{'Hi. I.VANU ASNTNI.
FESTIVAL.
T'0t- given by the fraternity 81
Tho CsiteA &neiens 0rdss ~ DrHfds,
Ll...I ia. aI.pises Of the Ora q Grove 81: Louss.
saUa, at the
UfLtrSAiSE &ROUSn SIXTH DISTRICT
DIN sundays, clay 3 and IL.
inr arrangements this year are such as 20 eaf.
.pared. Amusement for Young and old The
aches, games selected Sao to se valuable
III G-s viii be distributed.
tdmissiOn. Fifty EeEts; Children Free
yor particulars see prog amme..
Gommitttt al Arrangement -ValsrtiH Fuchs.
G.stavs Drewes John Reich. apil I'm Su Pe Tn
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-22

OST.- TWO NOTES, DKAwS ws,s BY aESf7 LIZ S7
lin inSnrsod zach for the sum Of $40 dsted New
osans Iouisans October 81 s1l and PayfiSSlss iSs
Sespectvelv, on the last day O. S septemho pen nI
cent interest after maturity. This notice is 10
caution the public against trading Tor these n0'es
~ have stopped their payment ~ prpcEs
New Orleans snrl ~ IsT3 sp22 n pyi
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-22

iCo2TISCED OK Y1CR!H FACE
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-01-22
n " II A r N ESS SHO
IN HYDE PARK.
FREDERICK GAUTHTER

&ecuul announces that he has opened a ha
$hop IN the Union House when he viii be ba
give customers anything In the line of IA
ctal attehtion given to repairing.
further particulars call nj the shop.
nc liart, Nov. n, Is,2, or
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-01-22

The following exquisite bucolic is
familiar to all. but will pear reprintiug :.
Mary was the proprietress of diminutive
inclpient sheep, whose outer covering was
as devoid of color as CONCEALED atmos-
pheric vapor, and to all localities to which
Mary perambulated, her young south
down was morally certain to follow. 1t
tagged her to the dispensary of learning
one diurnal section Of time. which was
contrary to all precedent, and exciting
the exclamation of the seminary attend
ants when they preceived the presence of
a young mutton at the establishment for in
struction. Consequently the pre-
ceptor expelled him from the in
terror, but he continued to re-
main in the immeniate vicinity, and con-
tinued in the neighborhood without fretful.
ness until Mary once more became visible.
What cansed this specimen of the genus
owls to bestow SO much affection on Mary9"
the impetuous progeny vociierate BE
cause Mary reciprocated the wOo-produ-
GERS esteem, you understand" the tutor
answered back.