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New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-28


IS. hex hUsband-No. 3.25
HEREBY CERTIFY THAT On THE POUR
L t.eUth day o. MaTca, 1873, jUd zment
rendered in this roUrt IN the entitled suit - the
word. nd figures following to VT:
Els. G;eseke, wife OF Robert H. schmidt VI. e:
husband, No. SIS.
IN his case, the courc considering The law .'G
evidence 20 be in IA y0 Of p2irtf i j. ordered ad
judged and dec, ead that there he Judgment IN favor
OF plaintiff Elise Gieseke. ana against .eiet- dam,
Robert y. schmidt her husband. drCTeeing sepa-
altlon Of property and dissolution OF IL. "0mmG.
uitv Of acQuests and gains heretofore eE sting be-
tween the said parties; i = further ad IidgeO and
decreei that the said plaintiff do llave and recover
trOI" her SAID husband the SUM OF ftty-0ne hun
drel dol lars with e lit peI cent interest pc.
mum on gt. hupdred dollars thereof, from Pei.
rIarv i! 1853 and 'sga' 'nteTe.: or tn" folio" ing
amounts respectively, viz: On five hundred dollars,
February ~ 1866; one thousand dollars rom
trou. js.nUsry ). i6t, the whole until paid. and
costs SUIT. Nth mortgage ana privilege on th.
property nt sad Gc!eI1@i! - accorded BY ~ 20
ma ritd women.
Judgment rendered Mar ". I2f1.
SIgn.,. Mare. l.. 49,.
l.. NOR7E CULLON Sail".
Il :e.t inoES wHere1i l iavs hereun'o se' ~
and and atiiS". tl. sea OF .le said court at '.e
citvu' New Orleans. .u ~ twentieth day O. March,
in the year ci 'slr Lord thousand eight hundred
and seventy hTe-. and the ninety seventh see. ~:
rhe ind. .Lt.rs.- 0 'l.s United states.
SAU. T. iBADF.
rns2T an, Deputy seri-
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-28

BURGLAR1oUs.-Henry Jones' castle was
invaded and his store Of weapons stolen
As his domicile is two miles below Algiers
firearms form an interesting subject for him
John Thompson, not understanding how
easy it is to find his way TO prison, took the
trouble to make burgarious attempt ON a
house on Tchoupitoulas, between Philip
and jackson streets. He was accommo-
dated with a SOFT plank in the sixth precinct
sta+ionhousa
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-28
his cSurs.

CARElEssNEss.-Seve ,ads were yester-
day skylarking at the corner of jena and
Apollo streets. when Jesse Carr threw .
hard chunk Of something. which struck
Rosa Mugger, little girl, knocking her
senseles., perhaps manning her for life. A
physician who attended her thinks her
skull 10 fractured. After the misfortune
she was sent 20 her home, on CadiZ. near
Green street
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-28

lfissai.i shat t,i- recent advance IN the
nrIc. of pork il Nen York j. owing to the
heavy demand rom me larger and wealth
Il. eGsntries OF Europe tor pork 70 ,I De con.
verted into bacon :or army food. The fact
that one or two houses N New York city
held great quantities OF pork has gwen
rise to rumors of an intended corner, out
no well-te.Eded s:.:e.IsE: OF tHs sso'ee'
:s made.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-28

John Casey, d slater, was yesterday
thrown from his horse on Vaudeville, near
Hauphine street, and badly injured. He
wac sen: 20 Ills home, No. 3 Annunelatlon
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-28
LEGAL NOTICES.
| United STATES DISTRICT COURT.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
N THE NATTER OF William #. WILLS,
Bankrupt.
In Rankruptcy-NO. 1899.

fFNHE CREDITORS OF THE ABOVE ESTATE ARE
IL hereby notified that have MED my final aC.
cour. as assignee herein. and that the twelfth
day Of April. 1873, shall apply 10 said court Tor
the settlement OF said account and for discharge
from all Liability assignee of said estate. in &C.
section OF the bankrupt act of March ?. 1867.
,nIy8 n E F. NORTON. Assignee,
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-28

.2".y:. :.s.R.c- COURT FOR THE PARISH cg
ORLEANS,
- III. MATER ~ THE fSTERD.gT'.v q?
NR. iLFi.hD "+NN.

VIZ. ,LF .tB '+NN.
z "FEEhT CERTIFY THAT on THE TENTH
4 a.: Of February. io!a. judgment was Ten.
l.r"d n This court 'h- matter OF the inteTd c.lon
u nT. Alfred Pom. AZ IL. ,.ori. md GguI-, .e.-
10 Jug, :. ~
= IL. :. .JJ.r u - -:seed ".:oy - ~, 4 red
F-a..
Ihs",-. ~, ;.& day 70. '.a. oY, Ste y. T.
t.u! iTal u. g. ti.' lnt.!GictO1. Present.. Il.
'g;rss! son, Tor petitioners Alfred (,TiIa for de
t-.tau' s'e'I after hearing the evidence tho crur.
'p.7 - "a: - The sam. fully .ustaIns ~. lie
- ~ t'- - J'lo1 y IL ordered. !d iUt red 81
,.''''r.' tt"t t-ni','" .: Itt,t. tot. y. sGa
Ley. fF .'.riSa5." +gafI.' Aired pm .'... Al
- ~ ANA nom -" fJr' -" any .f th- acts aud
sp!l~a" . SA!'H persons % age and ""1.p.f..' T..
So "a : ..' i'o".' - lfDT7,l.g '..ss..Iy.
.ysr'Ai =. :. go. ;. rIt.r, - .5.~.
s., rrI: .;.Is ~:
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-28
United STATES DISTRICT GOURye
In Bnnkruprcy-NO. 1919.

N -F- MATTER OF CHARLES GJERTEfa! SS
Bankrupt.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-28

that William Fletcher, charged with mur-
der, would remain penned up in the build
ing more than hundred years waiting on
the laws delay.
The prison is no: Only sickly edifce. but
it is stated that on Wednesday night the
door was not locked: only a bar across it,
paddock in the staple, but not locked.
Fletehers trouble amounted to nothing
more than building hole near the door,
silently reaching the paddock, dropping the
bolt, and then travelling off, probably as
sisted by friend or two. An iron bar was
found in the deserted cell, which had no
business there unless it was privately given
to the prisoner 20 help him out. He was in
for killing Dempsey, near Chalmette ceme-
terry last May.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-28

CRIMINAL COURT.-The case of James
OBrien, charged with murder, was called
for trial. The Attorney General, A. p. Field,
appeared on the par: of the State, and K.
n. Ogden, Jr.. was appointed by the court
to conduct the defense. On motion of the
Attorney General the ease was fixed Tor
Wednesday, the second Of April.
In the case OF Michael J. Mahoney,
charged with embezziement. the District
Attorney, John McPhehn, entered a nolle
proseoui. and the accused was discharged.
In the case OF A. c. Carrillon. charged
with horse stealing, and also with embez-
Element, A. Dalsheimey. counsel for pris-
oner. moved to reduce the bail from sl50O
to $500, and it was so ordered by the court.
Pat REILLY alias Charles William. charged
with stealing a goat from Harriet Connel,
pleaded guilty. and was remanded to await
sentence.
In the ease .. Gayetaro Rosa, charged
with arson, the trial was liked for the
twenty first of April.
A number of petty cases were continued.
on motion Of the district attorney. for want
OF time.
William Carr, charged with burglary in
entering dwelling house in the night
time. armed with a dangerous weapon.
. with intent 10 steal. was put on his trial be-
fore jury. Colonel a. =. Field, Attorney
General, appeared for the prosecution, and
A. 4. Atocha for the defense.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-28
rHK DAILY REPUBLICAN

Gay be had of the following dealers:
George Ellis, opposite the Postotice.
C. c. Haley, No. l9 Commercial place.
g. g. D. Hole, No. Il Exchange place.
z. Simon, st. Louis street, between Royal
street and Exchange alley lundeE St. Louis
Hotell.
James Ennis, Pontchartrain railroad de-
pot, Third District; also at depot, foot Of
Lafayette street, First District.
Variety news stand, No 80 Dauphine
street, between Customhouse and Bienville
etraata
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-28
CANCELLATION OF BOND.

By the COver"0l"
p. G Df>toSa' Secretary .! state.
hD1 Tut
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-28
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COLRyo
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
~ -u. MATTER ar DANIEL HICKEY ESSS
!Upt.
In Baniruptcy-Na. i473.

rEyHs :'NDERsIGNED HEREBY GIVES NrTIcP
4 81 hi. appointment - assignee Of the estate
pt DAME. Hickey, OF ~. parish of IbervIle state
81 ."ui.l.ua adjIdged bankrupt upon = ""'s
p.t,titIpu.
..a orleans. MaIc!. i: ia'3
.rhIa l1 apI 4 T. NORTOH Assisu,~.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-28
A. Z. us SOT IL. =.

y! testimony ":sreof, AVE iar.us." ~ "'
~ -! ..s': =! - - ...i ~ the r.;i ",l,.t . -
= 81 NJ" tr'"sI, ~, ,w.f'."'n c.' -
'!-"'''. u, the craT .u. lord tav1 81 j. = y
s'~'. ~! So" .'y ''f-.. and th. net - 80
."AI "i he .i.L"p.l.a-ne.' Ok ~. 'uIt"d -. '"s
LrU.. i RICHARDS,
,ahlI ,. n a-I: - Deputy de h.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-28

S..r OF N.RKs- REvENUEs.-Ihe: :ev'
enues of the city markets for the month
NJ MaroI, vvera .oId Yesterday, as follows:
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-28

DTEr UYATrENoHn few days aE' a
man REGISTERED his name as Rev. Il. L. Ha:-
r;s. in Cassidy. house. and his conduct
being somewhat erratico attracted atteH
,ou, Apparently lie I'anh SO much as ."
keen under rho influence OF stimulants
He several times convorsed familiarity with
servants. saying that he was IN great
,ropbl.. Wednesday morning servant
failed TO oltais q response when knocking
at +h. door cf his room. An lnVe7tlS"''''-
gas instituted, and then it was dlsso'eIs"
,b,. Harri. had been dead ten OF tWeIF'
t.nr. 4 pos: mortem examination
b.,. and the conclusion arrived a. "'''
,ba. death wa. caused by.ange.tlon '' VIC
hr.;, 4 Via. which lad contained pare
,oy;.- was found IN the room. IA ore %
h.. n,rk.t, was a letter al ntrod't'''n
,r,,. E,Shop w. II. Green, OF "l-'fSsi''i''
..,.- ,,..ers were fourd en- s.i'n sNIi'!'A'
., show who hs wa'. lie was properly
barred tv members "i the S''i"-
(u,;.h here.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-28
ENIyED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
.;iSTEItT Or LOUIS Ana.
y .E::: NATTER oF JOSEPH MILLER. H..
Bankrupt.
In Baukruprcy-N0. 22G1.

Vf,HE CREDITORS OF THE Above ESTATE ARE
IL hereby notified that IL. second and third gen
-ral meetings of Tn. creditors Will be held at the
Office OtG. 5. kellogg register in bankruptcy, Gus
TON hs .se building, at The city Ji New Orleans
IRE zenith day OF Aplii. 1873 At twelve o'clock NJ.
rhI3 q 30 T. +. NORTON. Assignee.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-28


GRApFss0r AND CANISTER alueF D
Reed and James Murphy have learned 1hao
kicking agains. the police - unprohtaoie'
h,t they have q sad consolation IN know
ing tha. they are no: alone in the inlornl''
zion. This couple could not possess ths.'
bilious souls IN patience on seeing Perry
Wall, and they attempted to ann1hh"'e
him. and perhaps would have pu' " nea"
or two apon him had NOT an officer inter-
yeped. Tie twins unfuried a flag OF truce
for Wall, hut hoisted black nag ior 'he
officer. cpenin. battery on THAI iuhe''o'-
AIRY. They failed 20 be equal 10 'ne snle'. .
ssncy. for the policeman held the oalahc'
of power. sendin: more shots than ne re-
ceived. One OF hi. bullets found f"os' II
Reeds leg. and the victory was won 'oi
law and order. The wounded man ""s
sent 10 Charity Hospital prisoner anu
Murphy lodged IN The calabocse. Inc
latter was yesterday permitted TO de1a.''
~ no charge was made against him.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-28
LEGAL NOTICES.
DISTRICT COURT OF TIE TNTTEI
STATES.
In Bnnkruptcy-NO. 1878.
nISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.

IN THE MATTER OF DANIEL HICKS. BANE
rupt.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-28
IN Bankruptcy-No. 1868.

FE'lfE yNUFRSIGNED HEREBY GIVES NOTICE
I .l:.e appointment a assignee OF the estate of
{. b. Palimever, Of New Orleans. parish of Orleans
and state o. Louisiana, adJUd.eG - bankrupt upon
his petition.
New Orleans. MsTc} =, 1913
nil 2i y n E NORTON Assi .r.ee,
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-28
Varieties Theatre.

This evening. benefit of Miss lone Burke.
who viii appear as h.is O'Ioahor in Col
leer Bawn." Mr.. Bernard Shields, the tad
ented young elOcuCiOnist, has kindly vol
unteered for this occasion. and will recIte
the popular poem % "Shanus OBrien.'
Grand "Divorce' matinee at twelve O'clock
tomorrow. Monday evening. Mr.. Law
renee Barrett viii appear as U0ed GorItc..
Academy Of Music.
This evening Mr. w. B. Cavanagfl's va
riety and comic specially company will ap-
pear in entertainments of a varied and
highly interesting character. including
Baby Benson. the infant wonder. only four
years old in her artistic songs. dances and
character representations: Jim Morris. the
protean artist: Mile. Fontainbleau in her
thrilling trapeze act. and Miss Sallie Ma
-or and Jennie Benson IN song and dance.
There j. change o: programme every
night. Grand matinee tomorrow
Battle Panorama.
Do no: TAI, 10 visit the panorama Of the
late France German war and Paris Com
nune, at the corner OF Basin and Canal
streets. in the beautiful! pavilion there.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-28
EXECUTIVE ORDER.

STATE OF LoUIsANA, D
Executive Department,
New Orleans, March 8, 1877 J
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-28

4 IL. PERSONS HAVING GA Ms
"a against Mr. ALFRED PENN are requested 70
present them, and those indebted TO Mr. Penn to
GEORGE Z PRESTON. Curator
oEce of Howard e Preston. !0s III and ~ PoJ-
4ra- s.Eeft. G1%A y "
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-28
AAyORALTT or NEW ORLEANS.
City HS.l. March %. lG72.

?. G. DFeLONDP,
s,e..retarN If STATE.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-28

,E,rr rNDER.lGNFD HEREBY GIVES EO.'s s
Il % his app0intmcn: as assignee of 'ile estate
q Charles GleriUeaI IL OF New orleans iaIls''
OF Orleans, and state of Lo!!sI.Has adj tsg"6 q
bank'Ipr upor. his own petition.
Nv. o.; cans MSsrcls u, 1913.
.rhIG 3 apI I. i. NORTON, Assignee
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-28

OBrAINING-Moses Eastman, thirty two
years old. was permitted 20 sleep in the
first precinct stationhcuse last night. with
the weight O. .wo heavy charges on the
slate against him. Viz: Obtaining $40 30
by false pretenses. and stealing some
baubles. The complainants are SaGlue!
Wilson and Charles Smith.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-28
STATE OF LOUISIANA.

FIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR!SE or
ORLEANS.
ELISE EGE>EKE WIFE OF ROBERT Y. >CENIUT
heE husband-NO. 2.25.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-28
Cp.aes,or AND CAENIsrER.--Walter >.


Month OF February. the markets of"esh'
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-28

The Carrollton Railroad Company has
done > good deed. one that the patrons will
feel grateful for. :. splendid shed has been
constructed at the station at Napoleon av.
enue. over the place where the cars stop.
This is an improvement that was greatly
needed. and :he company As entitled to
credit.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-28

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New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-28
LEGAL, NOTICES.
DISTRICT COURT OF THE United
STATES,
In 8ankruptCy-No, Tte3.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA,

IN The NATTER OF ISAAC RAAs. BANKRUPT
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-28
CANCELLATION BOND.

J.. -. yEsLo:DE,
Secretary Of State.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-28

Once OF louisiana Levee Company, No.
% Carondelet street.-The annual election oi d.
Ie"tors of this company Tor the ensuing Yea, .iil
be held at this Office on SATURDAY. April : s6.5
between the hours OF - A. VI. and ?. y. A. .h..
meeting stockholder. wiz be called upou 70 vote
upon amendments 70 tie contract 1.Uae: recent
act .,i tie STATE =. ..I. .ture.
THOMAS 7. Din
mhi6 ars Secretary ard Treas,cr..-
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-28

S,,,t E H4AR:., ST.rE TAX ColAss s-os,
Secord District. No. 40 Rampant street,
New Orleans, March Is, 1878.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-28
UNITED ~TATES DISTRICT COURT.

N.RILT OF LUU4SIANA.
IN TEt: MATTER OF HORACE u. NCEINN!S.
Bankrupt.
y Bankruptcy-No. ,2s6.
rt,HE CREDITORS OF THE ABOVE ESTATE
Il are hereby notified that have tled my final
account as assignee ot said estate. an.. that oE
the twelfth dav Of April. 1873, ! shal! apply to
SAD ,or the settlement OF said account, ana
Tor discharge from a.! labi:t. assignee of said
estate, in accordance with the twentv.eI@htL!
section o: the bankrupt act OF March ,. 1867.
mi u y I. Z. NORTON Assignee.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-28
IN T!Ih: DISTRICT COURT OF THE
CNITED STATES.

DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
IN TIE MAT!ER OF c. B. PiHME:ER. SAEE-
.TIpt.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-10-24
Conneetions are as Follows;

GfAlnss 3u GH4a g. fy-if fsss
COnneetAons are rs FollOWs;-f,
At Burlington, with Chicago, Burling.
ton = Quincy railroad for Chicago, Peoria,
Cincinnati and Louisville, Keokuk, Ouin-
cy and Kansas; with Toledo, Peoria, d
warsaw rAilray for LOgansport, Column
bus, Rtttsburg and st. LOUIS, via Rock
with Burlington & Missouri River rail-
road for Ottumwa, Red Oak, Nebraska
and Kansas, and with Burlington q
Southwestern for Pennington, Bloomfield,
Missouri and Kansas.
At Columbus Junction, with Chicago
q Southwestern Railroad for Washington
and LeAvenwOgth. =,
At West Liberty, with Chicago, Rock
Island &Pscific Railroad, for Iowa City,
Des Aoines and Davenport.
At Nichols, with Mpscatsne Div. B., e.
r. = Il ;, for Auscatine. as
AT Cedar Rapids, with Chicago & North
western Railway for Omaha, Council
Bluffs and Chicago, and with Dubuque
sontAMstesn Railway for Dubuque.
p At Waterloo sHd Cedar Falls, with
Illinois Central Railroad for Tndepen-
denee, Dubuque, Fort Dodge and Sioux
City.
At Nora FUNSTON, with Milwaukee, &
81 Paul Railway, for Mason City and
Charles City. stsu.
At Austin, with Milwaukee & st. Paul
Railway, for ali points In Minnesota. ~
& At Sc. RGul, for ali points on Northern
Pacific Railway, the great Lake Superior
region, and III points north and north
v. \. PEuBeNR WI. GREENE.
c. J. VRS, Zeal Heket Assent, -.
Cedar Rapids, IoWa.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-10-24

A SToRY AS Is A SToRY.-The
reader is expected to believe the
following story ia evrey particular (:
When a young man / was travel
ling In western New Y0rk,-and
late of stormy night applied at
log cabin for lodging. The oeeuI
pant, a woman, refused II, saying
her husband and sons were out
hunting, and II they found me there
they would murder me. = preferred
the chance to the storm, and she
consented that might lie down be-
fore the fire. In the night ! heard
them coming, and scrambled1up The
chimney. Thinking that was safe
when at the top, ] stopped over the
roof and jumping down ut the
back of the cabin, struck plumb
into a wolf trap. A scream of pain
brought the men and boys, Quty and
they declared l deserved a worse
punishment than death; so they
kept me both in the trap and sus-
pense until morning, snd then head
ing me up in hogsheads with no
light nor air but the bung hole, they
put me on a sled, drove me some
four miles up hill, and then rolled
me off to starve. This undoubt-
eddy should have done, but for q
singular occurrence The wolves
smelled me out and gathered around
my prison, when one of them in
turning around, happened to thrust
his tail into the bung hole. 1t was
my only chance. caught a firm
hold, and held on like grim death
to q dead darkey, which frightened
the wolf, of course, and heE started
down the hill followed by the hae&,
head and me. 1t was very uneasy
ride oyer the stones and stumps
but had no idea how long it was
until the hogshead striking q stone
fairly, the slaves, worn by long
travel, were broken in, and 1 jump
ed out and found myself way down
IN the lower end of Cattaraugul
county, some thirty miles from the
scene of tue disaster. rIuIVT
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-10-24

For the convenience OF farmers we an.
mex the following table, showing the
Eumhsr Of fees board measure) 1t takes
70 build fence:
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-10-24
PRIZE LIST,


1000 Prize z s45O. OOC
The title TO the above real estate II
guaranteed perfect. ~
The liberal terms Of this scheme brings
4 WiEhin the reach Of all--the greatest
Opp0rtu0ity~ ever offered Tor the Door man
to rise to wealth. E
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Single tickets, $3.50; eleven tickets
$500; ffty-six tickets, S196.O0; one hun.
dred and fifteen tickets, $4,000.
me dzSwiag wilLEbS made under the
supeIlntendence Of 8 eoAmittee appoint.
ed by the highest officials In the state
duly sworn TO the faithful Performance o.
the duties assigned them.
The highest ofiGlela both Of City, Coun.
ty and safe have not emily endorsed Mr
Abeles, but also his scheme,
The demand FOR tickets ID unparalleled
and All desiring TO participate in tbs
drawing should at once form their clubs
and send In their orders.
lAGRHT6 WANTED in AL States, Cftiel
AnO ESwns n the o. = and CaRAdAs.
! q Money should be sent by. Register.
ed Letter, p. o. Order or Express, with
the fall address Of the purchaser in pIaiI
writing. t.
For further Information and particular
| send for circulars TO the Manager anC
lProprieLor, and address
SIMON ABELES,
sssHs a EAEsnwOrth' Kansas
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-10-24

WHAT THE CATHOLIC CLERGY ARE
Doing ALL OVER THE WoRLD.-No-
body:can doubt that were the Comte
dc ChamboPd in a position to de-
eide, no would think, and even
talk, a COED deal before he sent half
the French army into Italy on one
side, and half into Spain on the 9TH
er, with the object of compelling
mankind to think exactly as he has
been taught to Upon this point
the world hardly needs the somes
what reluctant assurances he seems
to have vouchsafed to it. But it is
quito certain that the clergy of his
church will not leave him alone.
At Rome, at Paris, at Vienna, at
Berlin, and now in our own tae-
tropolis-let alone O certain island
immemorially chartered with i'm
munity of tongue-they announce q
crusade against every belle and
every institution that is not wholly
their own. Everywhere they are
lproclaiming themselves above law,
above political order, above civil
society. Everywhere they heap
insults on the hearts and the intel
lects and on the domestic ties of
those who venture TO think for
themselves, and not to hang on the
Delphic utterances of5R@mYstic
shrine. To the discredit of the old
faith, they are forging new engines
OF spiritual dominion, new objects
of Divine worship, and new tests of
orthodoxy. Anything for power"
is the simple rule of the political
orator. "If IL DO allowable to. CON-
NIT q crime" the tyrant says in the
olf drama, sit is when the object is
power" Rome certainly might
take high line, If she chose, by
walking q straight course by the
side of her tortuous rivals in policy.
But she is resolved to compete with
them, and TO surpass them, on their
cunning, her moro reckless andaci-
ty, her fecundity of invention, her
more subtle play with words, and
her presentment of ideas that are to
do the work of pripciples.g AtIn0'
former time in the history of Rome
was there so combined and univer-
sal q movement, bearing SO thor
oughly the marks OF central design.
That there Is abundance of explo-
sive material in the world all may
know now, II they never knew be-
fore, But there is more than this.
There are the torches, the hands
that brandish them, and the voices
that call them on. What power,
then, that belongs to the newer
world can fail to watch, TO ask
counsel, and to advise when q uni
versal menace is before its eyes,
London Times Sept, "a. Y,tu.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-10-24

a Most al pillsin the market and
those styled vegetable, are not
only largo, nauseous, gripping and
difficult to swalow,-but they con-
tain Mercury, besides Aloes, Gam
boge, and other injurious drastics.
These arc-old medicines and used
before medical science developed
better, now supplanted by much
more pleasant and effectuaf catharS
tics. DIR. Pierce's Pleasant Pur-
gative Pellets enbody,, the latest
and best cathartic properties in a
concentrated, yet mild and search
ing form, and are never taken
with disappointment Wholly
vegetable, tasteless, coated, small
and neat, and in delicate glass
walls Y Sold at25 cents, by@dr1ig-
gists. ,qn 654
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-10-24
Hartford Nursery.
Fruit Trees and Plants.

10000 APPLE TREESs
SeventE varieties, oas. tive and three
years old. BlaekberFies, rAspberriss,
straw berries. gooseberrfes and eurrants,
in large variety. Twenty-Five varieties Of
budaed peach trees. Plums. pears and
cherries. Grape Vices, thirty varieties.
Ornamental trees and shrubs. EveFgresas
and deciduobe trees. Climbing, monthly
and hybrid perpetual roses. Lilies, pAo.
Hies, gladioluSes, Hitheas. Japan quinees,
and other Towering plants and shrubs.
Lian2us and victoria Fhubarb.
We sell our, stock At lowest market
rates. All our stock IL propogated and
grown by Us, and customers visiting the
nursery can choose their trees, vines and
plants, and ZEE them taken up from The
ground where they grew,
The nursery IL near the Hartford Depot
cf the Missouri, Kansas 3 Texas railreea.
and the road runs through cur aurSelY
grounds. Give rs 9 call.
CHAMBERS = BAYsINGER
Hastierd. Lyoa 0saAty, KAaSas