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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-04-09

Lcn,, of all classes, establishes Tue r''g
CHERRY PICTORIAL wiIlsand does iSle" ',
rure the affecting disorders OF ihe iTo"
Lungs beyond any other medicine ~,
dangerous affections Of the fnIlno'a.. ~
Weld to its power; and cases oil 'oN ts' w.
cure by this preparation, are mDIeH ~ =
80 remarkable rs hardly to DO beleW.,
they not proven beyond dispute MA"
II Is adequate, on which the pubic ~,
for full projection. BY curing touss'
iorculnners of more serious disease ~"
numbered lives, and M mnCuli Of '''eJ,
to he computed. 1t challenges 'rial, ' ap' Nj
vinces tho most sceptical Every lauliS
keep It on hand us n protection agllh 's., 4.
and unperceivcd attack OF I.hI,ha'%L n, N
lions, which are easily met ~ h', Ja M
become incurable. and too oi'en NV" u
lected. Tenler lungs need this de'en IS'r,I
l. unwise TO be without it, As m,s
children, amid the distressing Gl'e',pr mp
beset the rhroa. and Chest of clllldfool,,S%,r
PICTORIAL il invaluable; for, by Us u-, ~
lnultitn.les are rescued from pIe!n"" NM
and saved to the love aud SIlec,'on '' 4.
them. 1t acts speedily and surely pE.r ,,.ir
nary colds, securing sound M" n rs..m, lub
sleep. No one will suffer tfou',e'o,b, yb
.enxa aud painful Bronchitis, "'O'' ""
how easily they can be cured ,.,o.au,
Originally tho product Of long t a aO 90, 81
uccessanl chemical investigation w." 4, M
/, spared IN making every bottle u saa gTf
possible perfection. |, NAV be connd.'la" y,
upon NJ po.sessing MI the virtues .ar
exhibited. sud capable Of prnou.%, StA
memorable as the greatest i has e'''
PREPARED ny
Or. J. C. AVER 4 co., Lowell w. w.
Practical and Analytical ons~ 81
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-04-09

LUZ u Z y ~ ~ =. ~.
7. N, ,uiv Kaawn Remcsiy for ~
,sse aud has curd every 60 =. =, -, NJ
s-hirb M has icrn ritcn. lrtiiaii.n - -,
w. ,ii.iJ.r md Inflammation - IL III
o. VIC - th~ Kilncys an1 hlad'ief, Iste.
~. - T-,4,,. Di-casfs Of the ifllslalc e.-t..T
So. in the Biadacr, Gravel, ii-lck ba', =,
snd Mucous ur Milky Disclie4 -, ~ =. -, =
feehlell and Dollcaic Cons ttii = = =. 49, a..
attended With tic following slm li, -
mo Wcsk Ser,c-. Makefuln,ss, Fan ~
ilsrk FiurhInr q he kufy. krunttoo ~ ~. =. =.
p-iiii Counfenanrr IAssituAc 81 thr Nyslc-l, ~,
Isgl Nv persons in the decline st ham ~
ne: after confinement or laser p--.-a' n-S"'N
ting Ia children. etc ,..;.. ~, FL.
80, eurfu h uncquaiui ty Ggy "issr ltl'.,gA-
A. In Chnrusis or Retention. lfTr u.-I..y, - -.
.i'ss ~ snptr,,--on 81 Custom. ~ yarasttohs'
iTlrsr,tcI or Schirrus siaic q To cru LSu-
earrhTa or Whitss, stgI!!iy, I.d ~ Mt 49,
nlaints Incident 70 tbs scN. u y tI,-.IiusIi
extensively by tha most eall,ien' , y, ,.,,,s,tu
Nidwiyes for enfcchlcd uAu csA0@'S
lions Of both sexes aud all ages
KEARNEY,s EXTRACT BUCHt,
t,,yss LiaassA iiHT Tioni Igprsaehett,
~ IN. Of Distt tn. be. IN all theif Tag, AZ
i,,'s F,,.t,s, liriIr tr 40 change IN dc' 10 IN
eonycniencr, and no exposure, " ealn' ~
,rsrt desire and riVts strength 10 Nu"Al',
her.bv RENEWING Distractions. Trrvruilhs anl
Snrin,; =, ricturrs ~ lie lrvthra, Alasihs AN ah
and Inflammation 20 frequent ~ ihlS elass VI "i'
eases and cxpclliug all poisonous mattei.
WENnNEY,s HiXTRACT BUChu,
stoOpcr bottle or Xix bottles for $500 delivered
a. any induces. srcutc frulA tbscr,ai.Sh o"'o Wy
DRUGGISTS G, erywhcre. r. PARED ~ w
IKE ARNIN = ca. l'' bnahe -. i n l.
10 whom all l.t.u.s fJs ..i'..l.1.oH tAo"'u %
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-04-09
EEALIHI bEhuIYII

sT-soNa I'D rrRE HtCH iLn0n-Rcrf..
~ Wish AND MFitliT-CiEAR xix ~
lFACTlECL tdAfkENlOs 81, f.sbf0iif
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-04-09

d. A. CALRtNs. Agent
Oady's Falls, VI.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-04-09

tEvratf Naa- D., u. -
IN. EAnwYs-t have g,ar1 Tany, ia To- .rr ri
b-wyls. ~ Ne nst~h '4I 't--f - t,l frH" In.
every thpg sat rssaru,H3.d irt hing bed Ne q
yoSr kss"lrrn aud thou uHHlH ~ ki go
In 1t, bsAu'u hal suffered tr 'Hr vas p,,s ~ bita
81 'h- ksaySrt, md b. ~ hairag fl ssd trs ~
ilss %. Ready Relief aaI ttrs Htt 81 t-taF sh
IT, sd frl hri,r Inartr, LH' per t--a kn
for twelve years The rat iIHeT J. lac t sIr u u.
bowsl.. the Fr'ia, urs lli 10 ,s kr as lea. 4
Otasr.. You ailiah it ID !su rh1gin .......
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-04-09
FEvER AND ACVF

T-hEs AND AhlE fufed - ans 80 :
- ~ .slli zEcit IL ns wefiI til ~ -, -
: 4 A.ris nd ~ rthrr ha a isu> tliaut -.
I|uslf, dies. ard tth,r ger. laidri y R1tt,,
PILLS. ~ qgies - kAbMAis bEADT Ls,''
Ilny 8. ats ~ l.lis. Bid ~ Drugf.is -
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-04-09

Turnips Sow few fr carly as SOC
as possible. Am. fgriculturalast.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-19

adoption OF the Baltimore ''s.rtage ana
eta. las As sn Improvement apo1 tie oit
linsaces OF The city upon ;he same suhi-co
Referred :, the Adm!sistra;,e .: Sm3gsye
Men's
From Ms-t.n s.ic;i. for msfMene s'os f,:sg
furnished The Boy.' House OF Retage. U.s.
terrsG = Administrator ~: Police
S'ren. residents OF G!envi'ic pa-".S. o..
'nonStra:.n- gems: more than one railroad
track on tia. stree. Referred q, he AZ.
miaistEatos .; Co,A"e:.s aa& Ia2g,vs
i.l5nt..
From W. E!?re-. T.. =. a''::.w.,!,. ',3i:3
A stt''ir "a Cr"!n:Dn stree. between Il ,sia
and H.mna,; streets &e:.rg..: G. In Ad,
inin;s:r..tcr a! Police.
The tay Tor ~ AK Te.u'a: hl.ae.r: 10
ing Nard. G.a-. on mot. II Of NJ. Scln.s,iar
tn. Council. ad:ouyAe. TO "Wednesday. :ige
twenty sixth instant.
DANIEL sCrLLY. a.rye..rv.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-19

SHcCtNNiO0 OF LONl- T. DrOHet-NO. %, ~
GECGND DISTRICT COURT FOR The PARISH
- o. nr.e::.,--Not,e Is hereby given to til. ed
:'a.. 81 th.a estate, and :. a.. o.!.er Yc-A..s
i.I.I Interested. 10 show C.'!s william ten ,lvs
the preset: notification. u they a~c
can, "" the account presented ~ ~" GdtniI.
,tritUr a.. this estate -i.u i not l. .".i
and APPROVED and the :,.:..:> .!lst:I:: . ,tG
"a IL. Herewith.
Hv urt:-r .. -, CcU.'
tri,a3!7 FRANK rs". J.: s....
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-19
.ucce..lon Of Caroline Gay. d.ceased wiIs

II ttrl.fF HcHEFi--Nr o.
c,ECcN9 DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PARISH Os
- D..rh.a.--NOt:.e = herro" given % tIe CTeG'
to:. OF this estate and to all other persons he"r
Interested. - SHOW" cause within -, nom tho
preseH: not TT Lt.C.. y 81" '!,r" tv- can Why
the aCcOl:u; presented D. th- :'tr: AMI tes.s.
.ae:,tlrv eXeCltt0r the estate .!.o'..d 40. 10
Omo.u.aItd and approved and t,.e :.o.ds ii st:..
',.t-C. il. accordance tlerew!t...
p ord, -: tie E"uIt.
:.,62r2. FRANZ pACH. -" s.i-.s
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-19


.UREAC OK WHAEvES A%D LANDINGS.
| Fol ERA Co. i.r,!wa?e .. !:
TNo.!a. Hasam. luin5c; ........... Il. i"
Barre. < N.r;nan:. hard aI.,e:c. l.!
Harhrr iowh0a: C"M!'Any. towing
u..s,..,e !.a:-. -, u
Li.:EAC O. DRAINAGE
Louis C;a,..e.. i3,i".urn: "a I.
John. ". Madden. stationery ..... lJ' :.
| l.. G.. McC.n * Sou irUnW.:k /. y
| Thomas iI4sa.n. iulnIn. Ii =, =
F"i@r- & Co. larGyar"... :. ).
Barrett y WielnanI,. hardware. &c. go
Ruiz * Lari,in it.uw.s =: d
| Mrs. NJ. -. Shaw. .r"nwcr.... liz =.
Spencer Field. j.. 4 Co.. Goa! &C.. :'37 ),
| W. 4. W .Eo. (. Co. ,Jai. ........ !.Jv 9,
Io'a. Ter Department: .: Improve.
| AAfA. . tJ' ~
| SURVIVORS, DEPARTMENT.
Z. Hero, COPIES Of cor--act... :. s., u.
JOHN W. Maiden. s:a.!ouery...s... i.1 ..
| icea! Observation-Disclosures. si!. -
IA ordinance pr"'.d.n: Cor the payment OF
tie several accounts therein named.
Be i, ordained. That the to.low!n. ap
preparations be and are hereby made. and
that the Administrator OF P.;:.l!c accounts
! warrant cn tie Administrator Of FinaE."
i'll payment Of the same whenever there shall
oe money il the city treasury to the cr,.li:
ct the appropriate fund. for each account.
and not otherwise appropriated
one crin;na! convictions. from February i.
1913. to February H. 1872. approved ny tie
'"tse 81 i T, lfst District Col1rt. S".''
criminal convictions in the mo:.sa .: Ja:,.
:ary. 1873. approved hy the Judge Vt IL.
tlrs: District Court. 90.
E,rrt, yittb .rL MI. Ui',,;o.. -.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-19

spr.CT~- IA >,
Reqni,es rev tiascip. on har,,...e r,
Prose; eLtiar"e from 'he s.!etc be- u
" ' -'' 9iHee oceh "oIE o4s.
LAEAYErVc No l.
Received al ,eces.arr ra-a;,. ~. o..
auC small .uppIv g. water. til. c;.tr.,
furnished H.: 3.-n sufficiently !.rya.
.,rrrr,,,> .:r.a,- 49,, ,,,,.
Le' "'"c l.. halfway; a.>o C"v
$50 :" o.it = u"o..
HOPE EouN ANo LADDER Ny. >.
Room OF ke.r4; i, ..,,rc.,..ti,;,-
,r,-.,S un,t, .,,1, ,,nr.
Roc. Of front and reac pu,.a;uc re,,..,,
!eaA:.
N!''H"ss H. NJ 4.
v,o.s ,,,: :
= ;'I ot1h.ne ,''-e 80 % "; per J
40 yao,IiTas - ''e ''As'
~; Lo,,sas ,n. - - 800. -.
80 !, t,,od n,,f.. -, ~ ~
r4onr,Iuenf ti,a, ,,a r,m-.:; W: :: =
-, $500. ~ On az -''l i
,ranstar az ~. 49,. '' . .i;a IA az .'tF
the ':ty ti";E the: ,.:' ';.r:. ii. expiration
~; ~. ~. win Us ''.''-eL I.-"ii'.'
CHARLES E!r-rvpr,rrp
administrator.
IIr. S-y,r...-. --as...,,. ,:...,;,;,:,.,
nav. u.L,.;, ,..,,,.
- - 80; ''' \ =, r
r. -, ry..c,:.. " '''' ,
t"'' M N''.ti"i' q. 1. =. .e'."..c. ash
= -. .c,. i'gIl we ~ g. income az
Pc 40 o1 ''H ;. At'H = case .. douo!"
''-104u - -'A,' K +''.'. a = a. assessed. al.
: az 9-ce and as" 81 Il se,':ehce. He mas
80 80; "1.' u re Tax '.ii'' 49,. ..iocln be r.
therefore. offer the ..lln~:n- resolution.
4. r. 81 nChEN. Administrators.
'Mr. S.urcker ;.,.e,..,: ;,;, t,,;,v;no 70.
800. IL,
P1A'' LIMA a. locelEeu'
Dhf-A1N'E 49, 90 a,'*.>StS'''
1c...C.~ t.o-.,:. - ..,..,-r..,.,..
rao, o,,,,;r.;a
I ~ SAi'n..n1,.oh u lAe lacts III tiie ca
orrona,,,yI, . .-'l ~, ~ aIa lie va
dray. therefore o....r lie following res,-
'u''oni y err-rc,-,>.
az 81 H'"' f'''ohtr" 'he "hnrxe'' re-
f0''' N'ch "''7 accepted. arc io:ehe: 1iH-'
Vas ai'Hteu 10 'l-e committee 70 retcri:
NEW ORLEANS. February Il, lS.".
II ''.e Git: Cocnc.. Of New Orleans:
PoL tne aiI'.s 'a'!Loa~ Felii'oHs ScaT
W.. ara diIi,,a,;1Ir .'.on,i,,;,, ;,,, $50:
ieges asked, and ow;;,, to corf;ctin5 DE-.
nands OF several. wherein the same right Of
way ana piI'nt5e are asked " Two or more
49,, ~. oI. ',1.,, ti+I 49,,
in ~. Gas, -: .;.ha-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-19

: woman near Ashland informed her
doctor her all. Vas broken between the pig
pet. AMI tie chicken coop. He hunted
through Is looks :T'J d.: :! End WA:
:..,:" :=.l-s mean
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-19

ing Oh: he item, J.. 3. Fu.weI. Cl.0Le:.
slh-'. :or fuitae. consideration:
A o:d.nanc. appropria in. money srce
:.av ia. -N;,anlI.ures o.: :he Department
"t Improvements 70: ia. :A"atA o. jazz
afy. 1913
Be !. ordained. Tia. tl,. f"!tor::. gums.
or az much thereof as may be necessary
are hereby appropriated (" Getray the eN-
nendjtures -. the Department -! Improve.
meats TORT month CT Jdnri,Cv. SIS, ana
:,a' IL. Al Ii! ni.tr.to" ~ Pu0iIr Accounts
Variant a., III. Administered: tln.tcce
n :ayu.".r q: the came whenever ta..'s
s..u., h. money W ':l- ci.v treasury /" the
,:r.:. OF the appropriate :unG ;or each at-
CONT. and not otherwise appropriated:
DErAE1MkN: PROPER.
J "a w. Maiden. sti' one.r.. s't -
Il. l. Bs.:,:. forage -: ho:ecs..... ~ ~
BUREAU ~: sTEEGrs.
A. reNonas .ecio. ,leHo: rea...... - -
Henry Ring gold. c::ce REM. second
distinct. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81 "
+. NoE.ier Haa:. C:!,-e REM. Fourth
DlStF!ct. ........... ............ - "
L. 7. Boyer. ':t.., rent. Third Dis.
Crlc'. - w
Barrett Nic:aarr. hardware. etc. lei ~
J. ". Ntiden. stationery. 10 -
I..o:na, Insam. lumber. GO -
.UREAU OK wHAEvES AND LANDINGS.
Fol e: * Co. hardware O. :.
Inn.!a. !iasaDI. linn be; .. Il. ~
Bare. x W.e.nann. .!ard UaI.,e:c. IL -
Harl.,r iowhOa. Com!..ny. town.
u..s,..ce l..a:- -, u;
Ii.:EAC CE DRAINAGE
Lon. G,,,e.. Indictment: .ln e.
john. W. N:.dtsei.. stationery ..... H.; -
Il. G.. McCan * SoH. ironw.:k /. .!
ThCma- Hasa,.I. iuiu!@, Ii !, -
F"i@c- & Co. hardware. = -
Barrett ~ Wi"nann. hardware. exc. go -
Ru... & Larl,in. it.nvy.c y: o.
hr. NJ. H. Shaw .rnnwcrt. liz y!
Spencer Field. .':.. * Co. Goa! 80. 49, y,
VI. q. Vino: (. Co. coal. !..J) 80
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-19
SUCCESSION NOTICES.

~ucrc-.ion OF eugene Hacker SG.3S,6lU,
CFCOND DISTRICT COURT FOR The PARISH
= ~: Dr,-aas-SDti,e Is hereby gwen - The CTe9s
it9;. .. Tia estate :. present q ~ claims ~ j..
et, I,,.v.- aud administrator t-geo: ~ No 9:
Cnt,~,... stree. 't.l: :, 20
Succession Of Calvin Ta:c-HO. 35.663,
CE"rED DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
y %: ,,r..lEs--'E htIcas. L.Oue l. i..ys hIs
;-.i;ioned II. court COX iett.;s o: .imtais
;,,t..n o. -. ,Stst. OF ~" ate CALVIN Tat
.'ac,...ri iu!.,s.s:-. Notice - HEREBY sIvei
- Il. WHOM. i may concern 10 show cause. within.
:. days. why Il. PRAYER q. tho Aa.. 9s::!3AeG
should 10: De granted.
:,I,i a... FRAME PACE ~. C-.s.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-19

Ii. i-,'u Thc sat up al. nigi. Wei -: ::
-: .. G.. !. Viii. pair cf stee.y arGs. a;'. hv
'ie l.i.:,,'. :, see :Iat lie had received :u.i
"e.ght. thought lie was ahead few pounds
alt;i he remembered that lie had 'ut &c,
..uc,oG tie "c.gat Q: the pail.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-19

III. Lewis cai.ed ~ the annexed. u:I..
Lat.,c. which ha,; been !,i.r:cd tayo:ab!v
;ru.. ~ tie cC!LI-.ttcc q tie w;:u.. Il: :: 1t
la; preceding; '"e,;i'.9:. and il was r-a.-.-
:i.e:s!.c ,ldcrteG:
Br l. .i,;n.d :,v y" Cry Cou,C:. That
! q. Mav,2 AL Adn:i'.!-::.tnr 4. Finance
are i.yat, aU'hCr2F Il ana directed - 81
tie viii. Met Muller ttr Galua-@s sustained
- ! -. = ;.cco:Gsi"" ni-h tie provisions
Of c.d:urrcc Ne. !-">. Adm;'is;:a irr -.
v,s. fey IL. ar.I.;:.: I: :..>.
Tie io.,.viil: Il, ..ljl:!oi.. IL. fodi! t[ :,v
~. brewster. was ;.aan:l.. oa,iy ado: ted.
Eeso'H. That ...r hd,.i:i .trator of po-
liz. l.. .U'. Il. is .-:-:Yv ;.ut,l".IZ.u t. sci
.le secondhand maud engine. no: -. t"e
~: I... ", tie i...,;.et l.-l.:- i: -.
L:.2.-:.
l.. EEEW 81! ~. h,.i-..:.t-..a..,
Tt. !a..icw:nS Resolutions. sr.a:.,t,.: IL
troJue,d ~ Nr. &t,!:' ke,:. we're ."hc:. VI
.triat;u. a;.i ulaniiIr,-y ado ;rd. ~.
ResG:+c!. Tat =: .r:r- ~ core: ::
q .p.c ;:sr. >SIIe;t ae.a Mt Denis FCrna:..i, l..
t!c Adu'T;- .ltcT Ct Public hcrr,"'- !.
!cr;..; :i.:A"r.I"G I" UI'hG:ar5 ''n,t: ~.
lar,- g lie -hrr;i. am! ..rcsl :ax ii.'
No !. t..> 81 re va:.~ -. t"nc :rr '''H.-
-, .,er,,,,, :!.,.~:v.!re,..r;,.., a.. 80;
L.,,..i t..'icr. TIA, ";;-- ;;ar:...":.:
:. :,,.,. =. :.x 81 Nc. |: SD. lin. -.
c..rr,c. ~, FOX tx az ,.,rSu:a. ;,r.,":...
-, ., G'le J., '.ir. - sand wear. tit. .i.';
= :.,.': or c.i at. directed =. :":,.:u 80
-r!'- q! s".z'.:: i-s::e'! :; ''.'< q -. = ;;
isted.
y,..., r i. :, ..,.'..- :, c.y:,... :.
a.....,..r. ...... ::-.:,.- F.,.,-
c.-e:, :ia:-r.c ;.r ,c;s,:li l'coH.,:..: j,
s:"r T.. t: '':'' n -, .'-,-':'' nc,
-! <>.'-..,7L!,". -. ,...,.,, -.
:,.a,. -, -. .a.,:-: AMI cares. o.. NJ,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-19

Re- lev Ta!.sv cutters. Few Co:
rralue. Tie rCut &: s..ie -...eiy beng e.
they bare, ltG3':~- !: covering q: Zl2c u!
slate: s.>c. p-a-.e:T..-: =. SINE. THe roc:
&: LILY, :,,...d!ag .eaI., h,-@!y. owing !" de-
:eGt.vc vale g2.'c!.. t..a E.'t;:i.: room
needs embarrassing. wall. and ceiling bc-
ia. -ta:ue.. hy wa..:. I,c,,:,s :, .:p,G ii
Siie ....-.y are E>Cs.:&!;.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-19

TIE following rero::. presented by Mr..
Stare ken. was received:
r2?s:..xE:T "f A.-Es>HE"rs
FEBRUARY g.. 1913.
T'o -. cay Co:!;.co .: New Orleans:
Upo:. ;Gyrstig at;cn !i2G tia: II. Casters
las been .r:oaecu-.y assessed $50. IL
square NJ. ~. mint. a>-css1Ien; district.
| therefore .tte:' the :.'!" ..i:.. resolution.
Il. Z. STIkCkEN. Administrators.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-08
THE MODOCS.

DispositiOn OF the Troops Around Cap
tain Jacks Lava Bed-Death OF Pri-
vatc Crook and Critical Condition OF
Lieutenant Roberts.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. Z, 1873
A messenger from General Gillem arrived at
Yreka this evening, and reports all quiet at the
front. The troops arrived at Van Bremer's Hill on
Tuesday night In good condition. The neadquar.
tiers Of General Gillem are temporarily there now.
Two hundred men are at Camp Wheaton and
one hundred at Bernard's Camp. at Clear Lake.
Captain Perry's company is divided for protection
OF settlers on the Lost River.
Wheaton has built storehouses and blacksmith
shop, also boats for the transportation OF stores
and howitzers on the lake, for use II 1t becomes
necessary to attack Captain Jack again in the lava
bed.
Jerry Crooks, wounded in the first battle, died
last week. Lieutenant Roberts is in critical con.
dition. The remainder OF the wounded are doing
well.
Nothing has yet been heard from the Fort CASTOR
Company, who are reported coming via Scott and
Klamath rivers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-08
MORMON TRIBULATIONs.

The Presidents Reported Order to the
Army Not Generally Credited-The
Saints Greatly Agitated Over the
Present Deplorable Condition OF I'M
cody Government.
SALT LAKE CITY, Feb. 7, 1873.
Considerable excitement was created here this
evening by despatch from Chicago stating that
the President had determined, as q matter Of
policy, to remove all troops from the Southern
States and station them in reasonable contiguity
to Utah. The Mormons affect disbelief in the re.
port but are evidently much disturbed. The Gen.
tiles and dissenting Mormons all rejoice.
Mr.. Claggett's speech on Utah Is universally ap-
plauded by the Gentiles as the best composition OF
the truth about Mormon rule ever given to Con-
gress.
1t IS stated that . company IL being formed in
Washington, d. c., to establish In this city first
class daily paper In the interest Of anti.M0rmon
sentiments, with cash capital OF 100000.
The Herald (Mormonl says senator Logan's bill
In reference to Utah is clearly unconstitutional.
The snow blockade at Little Cottonwood Is
broken, and ore Is coming down on pack animals
1t Is estimated that over five thousand tons OF
are On the dumps for transportation.
The Union and Central Pacific trains are all on
time,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-08
SURVEY OF THE COAST OF LOWER CALI.
FORNIA

tFrem the San Diego Call Union, Jan. I'll
The steamer Hassler leaves this port to-day and
proceeds at once TO conmsnce upon the important
WORK for wnicn she mas been commissioned
the survey Of the coast of Lower California. The
survey Will be commenced Immediately opposite
the border line between this State and Lower Cali
fornia- From that point s0undings will be taken
for distance OF two miles seward from the shore
the nature OF the bottom and the depth OF water
ascertainea All OF these minutig Will be care
fully noted, and the principal features committed
to canvas in the t0pographer's room on board the
vessel, which is, by the way model of complete.
shore line q sharp lockout and a
strict examination for shoals and reefs
lying seward will be constantly kept up. Deep
sea soundings Will be taken at various points for
the purpose OF asccrtalning the nature and TO-
geography OF the bottom. The survey will extend
IRON the southern boundary line OF this State TO
cape st. Lucas, the southern extremity OF Lower
California, and will occupy until about the LIST OF
March, The vessel will not return here until the
work has been finished,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-08
WEST INDIES.

The Sugar Crop In Jamaica-Governor
Grants Return-Cuban Labor and
Capital In New Fields.
NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 7, 1873.
The schooner Frank has arrived mere from
Kingston, JAM, bringing dates to the 21st OF
January.
Heavy rams threaten to injure the sugar crop.
Sir John Grant, had arrived at ST. Thomas
from England, to resume the GovernOrship OF
Jamaica. This intelligence caused much joy
among the people, whs have addresses from every
parish waiting his arrival. largely signed me-
mortal from the co0nists has gone to England
praying Lord Kimberley to extend Sir John Grants
period of administration seven years more.
CUBAN INVESTMENT.
Cubans have been very successful in forming
Cuban settlements for the cultivation of sugar.
They are said to be doing more than any English
planter has yet achieved, and contemplate estab
lishing central factory near Linstead to induce
their fellow countrymen to invest in adjoining
lands for the cultivation OF sugar cane.
PROVISION MARKET.
Butcher meats have increased twenty per cent
IN consequence OF the late drought.
All Is quiet in Hayti The election of new Pre-
sdent is progressing. Domingal will probably be
su ccessful.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-08
COLONEL MELCHoR AGUERO.

Grand Reception To BE rendered to tho
Cuban Hero Next Sunday I'm Masonic
Hall-Anothor Cuban Expedition 70 be
Organized.
Last evening several prominent Cuban gentle
men, resident In this city, waited upon Colonel
Mclchor AguerO. at his residence, AZ West Twenty
ninth street, requesting the favor OF his company
at public meeting to be given in his honor at
Masonic Hail. East Thirteenth street, next Sunday.
Colonel Aguero, in few well chosen words, ex-
pressed his gratitude for the honor thus conferred
upon him, and said that he would have great
pleasure in being present ON the occasion in qucs-
tlOn and when he would have the pleasure OF ex-
planning his views about the prospects OF free Cuba.
II Is expected that the meeting will be most en-
thusiastic one, and that . large amount OF money
will be subscribed toward Y new Cuban expedition
To CITIZEN MHLcBoR AcuERo:-
The happy result which you obtained In delivering
over TO our heroic brothers, fighting Tor inde
pendence IN Cuba the cargo OF on board the Edgar
stuart, which will give them better means to oppose
the mercenary forces with which the nautous Spanish
government threatens TO cxterminate Them has filed
our hearts with iervid enthusiasm and wish 10 K
press 10 you publicly gratitude Tor such an nestima
bic service to the tree Cuba Acting in the loot
steps OF the 1000 Cubans in Key West, hava the
pleasure TO invite you to meet at Masonic Hall next
Sunday at noon.
OUR COUNTRY AND LIBERTY.
Here follow the signatures OF several hundred
Cubans resident in this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-08
THE DEFAULTINa CASHIER.

The Government Examiner Finds That
shute Has stolen from the Granite
state Bank and Savings Bank OF Exc
ter Nearly Two Hundred and Twenty
Thousand Dollars.
EXETER, N. H., Feb. Z, 1873.
G. 8. Denborn, of Nashua, the government bank
examiner has completed his examination Of the
condition Of the National Granite Bank Of this
town. and finds that the bank is q loser by the de-
falcaton by its late cashier N. Appleton Shute, to
the amount Of from 100000 to $780, co., and that the
assets Of the bank are more than sufncient to pay
all liabilities. A meeting OF the stockholders viii
be called to take measures TO repair the loss and
continue the bank. The amount embezzled from the
Exeter Savings Bank funds, OF which institution
Shute was treasurer, when added to the above,
makes the total amount stolen from $4,000 to
S220,O00.
No ccw as yet has been obtained to the where
abouts Of the defaulter.