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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-02
EpITCR HEPUELlCAS:

EDITOR EEPUELlCAS:
did TO: know that tie congressional
Senate Committee Oh Privileges and Elec-
tons had ever been called upon 10 pass
sentence upon Jlage Darrell. have many
times heard o: voluntary services becoming
ofensivc. and :tis suppose 20 be an III
stance. And many persons are OF the
opinion that the committee. in iEGulrlng
into and passing upon Judge DuTells case.
has transcended the bounds OF authority.
and gone beyond The objects O.: ITS mission.
General Jackson once proclaimed and En-
forced MARTA. law III New Orleans. and by
so doing saved the Citv from rapine and
piilag". He also !ai,s violent hands upon
Pensacola. These acts he did il open viola
tion .! law and precedent. but tie cir"nm-
stances an! emergencies appeared 10 de-
mand It. and lie. having the Iron will,
took upon himself the responsibility. and
saved hi- country. That wh:cE at The time
Appeared arbitrary and discracefu! in Jack
son a. d General. in :bc rGturr proved 10
be his glory and venowr. Jackson square
and his cherished memory as a warrior and
statesman show the appreciation o! CRATE
fnl people.
The people CT Louisiars. sho;.id rejoice
that they have such man as Jackson TO
occupy the position of Judge OF our United
States Court in this oul tine OF extremity
Judge Dure!l las exhibited :he wisdom
OF foresight and nerve requisite for the oc'
casior. lie has :ear!essly met the how! OF
opposition and calumny. a pgejudiced and
partisan crew may and does curse him now
but when the wild storm OF ianat;cism shall
have passed by :: dispass:oU"te people viii
rise up 20 do Lir: honor.
70 use d hoiu"iy phrase. HareH 'och the
5u.! is tie horns ana hs.d him unit! the
Supreme Cogr: :opa! him. And chose
critics wi.o are disposed 10 make so HUch
capital ri: o: the expression Gods wee
gevent." might have saved themselves oi
giaring exposition OF :heir ignorance by
consulting Paul. the lawyer Of lawyers IN
the thirteenth chapter Of Romans. il which
the doctrine O: v:ceGerercv : eieai y laid
down.
the people VI! ye: - .dse r"reI ;'is-
tee and honor.
AN OLD SOUTHERN MAN.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-02
NEW YORK

Ban& Statement injunction Granted
Mrs. james Fisk, Jr. r..Horace Gree
iey's sPrepsrty-lnVeDtOry OfIt-PheIps,
Dodge A GOA Wrestler DYING
Poisoned for Love.
SEw YORK, March 1.-The bank state.
ment shows loans decrease s., 900, 900: spe.
Gle increase $l45 GOO: legal tenders increase
$4,000: deposits decrease $3."5,O0O.
On the application OF the counsel of Mrs.
Lucy B. Fisk. executIix Ui the late James
Fiek, Jr, Judge Blatchford this afternoon
granted temporary injunction restraining .
the officers of the Credit Mobilier from APP
plving 10 any Legislature OF court oi com
peIenu jurisdiction tor the dissolution oi the
corporation.
Tie appraisers Yesterday compie.e,, III.
inventory OF Horace Greeley. property.
The total available assets are computed 10
$l>7 0G0. embracing six Tribune .har.s.
$4,000, and his interest in What ! x now
about Farming !ne American Conflict" :"
and other o! Mr.. Greeley's publications.
$4,000: and ia addition there are debt.
amounting 20 $3.50. including the follow.
ing: One promissOry note OF Cornelius
Vanderbilt, Jr.. dated December /. 1868.
for S4j,Ei: d note OF Samuel Sinclair, for
$4,000.
The worthless notes and papers amount
20 Sl40 0OO, and embrace shares ID numer-
GUS gold. silver. produce, homestead and
other companies and on various patents.
The .,u, asserts positively that Phelps.
Dodge & Co. yesterday paid over S27l 900
10 District Attorney Bliss, thereby settling
the disputed claim with the government.
Mary Brown. OF Washington street,
Brooklyn, took dose Of laudanum to-day,
because her brother refused her permission
TO marry the man Of her CHOICE Ihe dose
proved fatal.
James Bracken, OF First avenue. .s dying
from injuries received during the wrestling
match on Friday night.
Cotton has been duh and the market has
declined. There - hp. very little eypor.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-02

demand. and the home trade is restricted
to light transactions.
The total sales for the week foot up 81 2t3
bales. of which $3.50 were for future de.
livery; 1913 bales for immediate delivery.
OF which exporters took 1850, spinners 1872.
spectators So. and leo bales in transit
Money closed easier. Sterling quier OF.
the basis of S'8. Gold HAS GlI5. Gov.
ernments steady. State securities very
quiet.
Skies of 1851, 1855; tivetwentios OF 1862.
ll5s; of 1851. il5l9, of 1865. HOS: new
HES: of 1867. ll65S: of 1868, ll6i4: new.
tives. 1888: ten-torties. lT43s.
Tennessee skies. S034; new, S0's: Virgins.
skies. =, new. Ii: consolidated. 55l.: de
terrcd. 10: Louisiana skies, IS: new. 81:
ievee SKIES, %: eights, 20; Alabama eights.
g; tves. -: Georgia skies, 20: sevens.
eS; North Carclinas. 80, new, II; specia!
tax. II: South Carolinas. 40 new 20l.
| April and October. 43
Money closed easier, ranged 32 to :.
with late deRiings at a lower rate. Ex.
| change closed quiet on the basis of SIS.
| Gold opened at !l434, fell to HES, rallied
| 10 IS, and closed at ll47S al rs. Loans
| We're at to t Tor carrying. Governments
dull and steady, prices but little changed
| from last night.
Argived-Egypt and General Meade.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-02

menf Rejected = Salary Amendment
Adopted-LiQuOr LOST at Sea-NOmina-
tiOns-New Postmaster ut New Orleans.
WASHINGTON, March 1.-The House
finished all the Senate amendments to the
legislative appropriation bill.
The Morri! amendment suspending
j.. gments 0t the Court of Claims In eases
. .isloyaIty was rejected without division.
.he salary amendment was adopted by
four majority. II gives the President
$4,000 a year: .hs Chief Justice of the
Supreme Coart. $40 800; the Associate JUS
tices of the St4preme Court. Cabinet officers.
Vice President and Speaker OF the House,
Si0,000 anr members OF Congress. inctud-
ing the FOr.y-secert Congress. $500; but
;sbolishes mileage. stationery and all other
allowances.
The amendmeLs Withholding the cost Of
government transportation from the Pacific
railroad was adopted. Also, the amend.
lnent directing a suit for the restitution Of
Gredi. MObilier extortiOns. The disagree
ing votes have been referred TO Il confer
ence committee.
Mr.. Garfield of Ohio. was strongly op
posed to the Morrill, amendment.
Mr.. Butler. of Massachusetts. was tn,
manager OF the salary increase.
The Ways and Means Committee agreed
TO report bill plac ng liquor lost at sea
upon the same basis as tobacco.
The Senate will probably continue in ses.
sion all night on the appropriation bill.
General Sypner, OF Louisiana, was before
the Committee of Ways and Means to-day,
and testified that his interest in the Pacific
mail steamer subsidy was superinduced by
that IN the line between New Orleans and
Mexico thinking one would help the other.
and that he never was offered, or paid. or
asked any money consideration whatever.
The followin. nominations have been an
nounced: John s. Banks. register ot the
ldnL office az East Florida: -. Hallida:,
receiver OF publ. moneys at East Florida:
Horace Va3 lor. postmaster $: Corpus
Christi: Charles v. !:!nggold. postmaster
az New Orleans.
w. Il. Jones j. pressed .Yr collector "f
custom. IL Mobile.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-02
.TISCELLANEOTS.
porf Royal Railroad Completed i;rent
Rejoicing Ht -PTePnyin6 ;OT
inauguration G'eremO1ies-efeefinS al

porf Royal Railroad COmpHett6-f;ren
Rejoicing mt AuGisra- Preparing :Or
inauguration misunderstanding OF
'!exa. Pacific surveying Partisso
AUGUSTA. Ga. Marcf, !.-Th- Yur' H"ca!
Railroad. from Augusta 10 Port Royal -
completed. The frs: train over tie. road
T"ached this city ~ zen o'clock !asi Hi@9Ss
amid the booming "t cannon.
kORTRKs. MONROE. Masch t.--Majos Ger.
crai William +. Barry. 4ommanian? -! !hs
artillery e.:loo! at ;hl- place. han &se" Sc.
lectet a. che. marshal ot the !haHsurstiGn
ceremonies. II. has gone {" Washington
10 make the necessary arTaD gerneuta.
Five companies O' artillery stationed
here leave on :he Ltdyo: the LAKE, Mon.
day. and vii! reach Washington TSes!aY
morning - join TIE PROCESSION
San FRh>C!scO. February 28-I'he Hcno
party OF surveyors FOR the Texas Pacihs
rair0ai arrived On February ~ q. Prince
village. Arizona. where they connected
with '":%1rv"ying party from the j. ss;o
Weather Repovso
WAR DRPaRqaE1P
e,ffen Chisf Signal Officer,
Washington. Marc'. !. Vo3O S;3S u u.
PRoBABnITlEs.
On Sunday. for New England. Ngh:
winds. rising Temperature and cloudy
weather. For the lower iakes and Middle
States. northeast winds. threatening and
rainv weather. For the Southern States.
}
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-02
LOUISIANA

Tie Louisiana Election Eiii~Stfernpt ut
RerOnsid & ra,'On-Is Was 8gnin Ia
bled-The Matter Very Deud-Wars
HIOIh Congratulate NcNi.fen.
W,si:!NayuE. G:r.E 1.-The Louisiana
case was up again. under the motion 10 re
consider. by Mr.. Davis. OF West Virginia.
who voted with ;he majority on Friday
morning. The Louisiana Jilt was again
tabled by vote q: twenty nine to twenty
eight. every friend ut IL" oil voting nay.
There as now no one whose motion I" recon,
slider can be recognized Oy The aha!!. and
the matter is very dead.
Governor Warmoth said 10 General Me.
Milen tonight. General. ! congratulate
YOU or your election with as much p.easure
as | would have received youc eonsgatu!a
tIops an nv OWL.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-02

TIE raised cottage on Eaience street. al
vevtised IN another column: is offered tor
reu: on very reasonable ter.ns, a: !. rate so
low as % make i ar ob;ec: Tor any person
who wants small horse. :" respond 70 the
advertisement
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-02

Tie San Francisco E..Let:,: remarks tia:
probably il no city in the United States are
young men more generally addicted to
drinking and smoking than are the youth
OF San Francisco.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-02
NEW ORLEANS SUNDAY, MARCH 2, 1873

and providing a penalty foc the non-com
pliaHce Herewith.
This bill makes It lawful for any farmer
or planter TO mortgage any species of nov
able property, and TO grant in writing a
special len and privilege upon his crops OF
the year eusuin for the EaIpose OF enabling
him 70 procure such necessary plantation
supplies. including clothing for himself, his
family and iaoorers; and after said mort
gage. or privilege, as the case may be. shall
have been recorded il the mortgage book in
the recorders office OF the parish il which
such property is situated, it shall be unlaw-
tui for such debtor to remove. dispose Of.
or incumOer said property in any manner
wirhoU, the written consent OF the creditor.
ATE, an Intellectual attempt 20 90 into
committee ef the whole for the purpose Of
considering the general appropriation biz
fo. 1873, the House adjourned unit! Monday
Uex.atII A. NJ
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-02

Lawyers will be interested 20 hear that
Nj. Edwin James, the famous English ad-
vocate. has. on appeal. beer refused read
mission 20 tie Epg!!sh bar.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-02

The United LaboreTs' Benevolent Asso-
citation attended. Friday afternoon, the
lunera! of the late Mr.. John Garland, who
had long been a member c: tia: organIza'
.inE.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-02

Barnun: Is going 90 make his animals fEe"
proof now. The e.ephan, viii wear a cor.
:nga ted iron overcoa.. ;he haboons will
have Babcock ez:iDguiahers strapped 20
.her backs. wh.,e :he came.s and other
animals VIII bc coated heavily vish tire
r-aot -a;n-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-02
MOTE LOST.

NOTE LOST.
Lost. last evening. POCKETBoOK. containing.
among other things. a PROMIsSORY NOTE.
drawn bv waldo P. Todd to his own order. and by
him indorsed in blank. dated at New Orleans. May
g. 1872, payable two years after date. for 1888 %
with interest at eight per cent per annum from
date until paid paraphed ne var!etuF by andre"
HeIO. notary.
All persons are warned not TO negotiate ior OF
parchase said note. 4 suitable reward Will Dc
given for the return Of said note TO me-
r. II. MARI.
,f,.7 No. 35 CarondeIet street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-02
WANTED.

>7-~>,>'> ~ = - ~,
w dcn, IN The English French German LAM
,Ilsres. in u PLAN. neat hard ADDRESS MhS
LARA s No. .eG Magazine street New ofieahS'
ie23
M D-IMMEDIAThLl-A --sprJ mUH1S 1Htite or or
,o,ored). Ap. !y al No. ~ GGaver street near 81 -
Charles.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-02
iMTSFEENTS.

.-. -.
.C.EENT OF MUSIC.
- Ap,uUyIT MANAGER and Proprietor
, ETTTREItIk.......... '.'''' Il ! :
.pW.E BROWN Manager Matte Putnam 'oh"G!
Company. -, =
IyyEy.E ATTRACTION FOR ONE " En- cELl .
AND SATURDAY MATINEE,
a'Cr:..lencing Monday Evening, March ''
Tlr ueauiifn! and talented young ait!"'r.
KATIE PUTNAM.
IId hey large. popular and sr'ect CcmeiS OH. :.
raT'y Katie Putnam in her nnriyaled rendition "f
LITTLE EELi. and the MAkthIuNtSn, N IN"
,r.At Gran, OF THE OLD CURIOSITY SHOt, gV
rc hpT exquisite Songs and Dances De" AlI1t i :.
L., d sweet Voice at the boor toGe:i"f Win ~
Great Ban @ solo and hrr last great .thshtoh' o'
Iicly ard ;ne MarcLOiucs. .ntltlc! Inc .appic "I
~ Eve. songs D.ncts, Tight Rome and "h"ractet
uersonat ou- For cast Of characters ptr7oni'' o. ei
company .vnopsis q sreNerS INA !Hc.ucl'S e'e
tbs of th' day. ., ~
'lpgn:y-FAHCHOS. THE CRlt mr.. .--,.,.
"rdne sday -MEGS DIVERSION ana ''Aof-
..RVCK am .ps
1"ThR VIII. r.. r,- ,,,-,,,,.,,
.riGHy-Fgr,.w. ! Benefit ~ KATIE PUTNAM
.atlrlay Aool--EA AV!h PUTNAM MATINEE.
q
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-02
LOST.

OST-l BLACK AND TAN SLUT. ANSWERS
1 10 the name of Pet" A suitable reward will
be- given to any one bringing her to this office or to
the house AZ the northwest corner OF ST. Charles
r,1a 49, "a Stata street fr22
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-02

Tie Lafayette square '':eso:oo:ers took
grea: comfort TO themselves because few
misinformed members CT the United States
Senate declarded that the Kellogg govern
ment could not last ten hours il the federal
troops were removed from the State House.
We have had this sor: OF music for well
nigh :Lree months. the last one OF which
has not Witnessed a blue Goa: on duty with
IN the portals of the State House. n the
courts. CT any other building o. wh:ci: the
State authorities have Chargr.
Because the Senate ccmmit:e" I'D rc:
understand the situation 40 wei! as does
the Fusion militia. i. Is no reason Why the
friends o: The latter sho",d Keep Up this sort
of talk; and we respectfully s:bm:: tha: az
daily experience proves !: unrnitiGa:edly
false, j. should be discontinued.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-02
SEC0ND sEhI-ANNCAL STATEMENT
~
AUTUAL NATIONAL BANK
OF NEW ORLEANS.
Canal Street.

OF NEW ORLEANS.
.CRnni Street. ....1O6
at the close of business Tuesday. December 81. 1872
RESOURCES.
Cash-Cu.rency. y....................... S75A.744 40
Cash-GOld CON- Oln....................... lOi,5lZ So
Loans ard discounts. ............ lJ49.S8l 10
United States bonds TO secure crcua.
zion 500 OCc G
Other stocks bonds and luortgages 1000 ~
Due from redeeming and reserve
agents 90; s51 !.
Due from other banks and bankers. iO,0l9 80
Banking house. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ',o7o 20
Furniture and fixtures 1884 81
Premium on United States bor.ds...... y 2,2i7 50
PE.unim on gold. l,522 81
Total, n. e76 81
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid idin................. sNO,ooo o.
Surplus f1nd, d,.................. 1888 16
Circulation. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 4I9ooo W.
Dividends unclaimed. ..................s 391 81
Individual DEPOSITS l.146 $40 81
Due 70 other banks and baukers 2Uj
Profit and Ioss 4a.455 "a
Total, 27?5 .g76 81
ALL DRPOSITORs PARTICIPATEIN THE PROFITS
secona semi-Annnnl Dividend.
Declared December 81 1872.
Ca per cent TO Stockholdera
~ per cent to DepOsitera.
PAUL YOURCHY. President
ALBERT BALDWIN. Vice President.
JOSEPH MITCHELL, Cashier.
Directors
r. MaspeIo. iohn r. Hardie.
John D. Cobb Charles Latitt~.
hdolph Meyer. p. Poursnr,
Albert Baldwin. Paul Fourchy,
Ernest MiitenberSer. jas 3m
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-02
RANKS AND BANKING.
rNTEREsT On DEPOSITS.
CITIZENS EANK OF LOUISIANA.

THIS bank VI, issue TIME CERTIFICATES OF de-
poeit. bearing interest al the rate of FOCR PER
CENT per snnum ior SIX months or longer and
THREE PER CENT per annum foy q shorter perlod
mt less than two months. fe2l :im
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-02

Oar Shreveport contrere. II. y. Hyams,
Esq, left last evening on the steamer Henry
Tete tor home, after pleasant stay of sey.
eral weeks in New Orleans. With such d
pleasant coterie OF gentlemen friends as he
associated with, it IS not surprising that LIE
was 10th to tear himself away from Cres-
cent City attractions. lie VIII bank" Oh
us hereafter
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-02

Night Session OF the Senate on apprOprfa-
tiOns-Generni syphsr Vindicates Him
eelf-NiOrrill Southern Claims Amend.
snenf Rejected - Salary Amendment
Adopted-LiQuOr LOST at Sea-NOmina-
iinns-NeM Postma steE at New Orle ans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-02

lU"S!IsUa0 o" EJGHTH PA0E.9
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-02
!! UNKNOWN STEAMER FOUNDERED

AIloS HOARD PERISH
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-02

THE MONTHLY DEBT STATEMENT
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-02

NIGHT SESSION OF THE SENATE
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-02

4 NEW FoaTNAsTBE at NEW ORLEANS
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-10-16
vUUn3E Nnn2.
/: II.

speech at Dundee, Monday night, urged
an increased intercourse with the United
States Every public man ashsull visit
that counfry. sa" Aah -
A difficulty of long standing, at Oconte,
between Pat Kennedy and man known
as ChiIb resulted in an agreementto settle
it according to the rules of the ring, and
With theaid Of MEM. O'Conor, alias Red
Mike, arrangements were made aud the
men put in condition. Sunday was the
day set TO see which was tbs bsst man
Accordingly they took the train for Me-
nominee, Mich aad repaired to j q spot
about Ave miles west of the aforessid
place There they found the sheriff in
waiting. They changed their tactics, and
returned TO the Wisconsin, sife of the
river, With the same refult, returnrd home
postponirg it.. +, sna s.n.-,i, sra" ''5o
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-10-16
THE WEEK.
A Digest Of Gene, al News from T'huss-
day, Octcbe 9Th NO wednes-
day October 18th.
THURSDAY, OCT. 9th.

THURSDAY, OCT. 9th. $50.
EenFy ArmaDt wa killed at New Co.
leans, Wednesday, by Sam Williams, a
gamblrr. ses .e1 s.ge. tt....
The American Social Science Associa-
ticn elected Geo. W;ls;sm Curtis Presi-
dent.
Fire destroyed sqnaec of buildings in
New Orleans, "Wednesday night; boss
$4,000.
The secoad annual convention of the
Roman Catholic Total Abstinance S0ci.
eties of tie ~ nited Ststse begun Wedpes-
,eday. r
jeff Deois talks of goiEg Europe fol-
idlis health ii. winter.
The Goveypmeet has ,cbta ned a verdict
ef 25,0A0 in3n action against Osean King
and bondsmaa, to secureThe payment OF
@E International reveaue tax Of 1hat
amount.
! "Wednesday Brigham Young was Sc
elected President of the Church of Later
d ~ Saints Wi; bout dissenS.
7lhe Germans Of the District CT Coium
biz. at meeting "Wednesday night, de
claped against supporting eny candidate
that t..las pledged himself o. adheres to
the pernicious cause of the eo.-called tenn
pera nee law, and inviting Tie German
Americans Ia attend mass meeting TO
take eaoh steps ia the pretnSees as will
best suiaserve their ends. re-.
Rev. e. p. Thopoas, of the Michigan
Avenue Baptist Cb&rch, Chicago ,purchas
e some 80 acres Of hand OF the east end
of Ocon"mowoc lake ia the crrIy portion
of the seaeoD, on which extensive i'm.
provements are being saAde.
Father Chebul, who hes charge of the
CAtholic Church at Keshena. is SO well
acquainted with the Indian language shat
he breaches directly to bis dusky audi
ence, instead ofthrough an iaterpretsr,as
has bsen the case heretofore.
The Times says that notwithstanding
te number of new stores built IN Apple
ton he past summer, more ore still want
Cd to accommodate merchants who are
waiting to engage in business there. The
next building season Will be as busy as
this has been.
alr. .Belden, who will be remembered
ss the man who murdered q Norwegian
with butchers cleaver, in the village of
StouehGon few years ago, and who has
been lying in the Dane County jail for
the past six months, was Tuesday taken
TO Monroe to receive his sentence for
murder In the third degree, having pre-
viously had his trial
The miners at Brule mine, in Douglass
County, took out the other day, quaint.
ty of vein matter showing native copper,
and ore piece weighing seven or eight
pounds was IN sight There are some ten
o. 6fteen miners and other workmen
busily Engaged sinking the shaft and
erecting Other buildings, and the enter
prislng Gen. Sargent and Col. McNair in
tend building dock at the mouth of
Brule River, from which point they will
open road to their mine, about ten miles
back on the range.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-10-16

~ ANDRE, Manufacturer WHOLESALE and Re
esaiI Oealertn Cigars, Plug Cut. Oh Ting
andomokine Tobacco Snuff, Pipes &C. Siecigarf
are all MADE from bestnualitiesof domestic and
unprecedented, and old to 81 etrf de at lovest
4ecrschaum pipes Orders promf tlY filled .3ase.
men Lyman'e hiding cornerof Main andMae
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-10-16

n VERY RTABLE.-Ren Jewet1 isprepA1eC to
N furnish the best Horses ans Carriages for
6usluess or pleasure, on the shortest notice.
8earse at all6t mes fea&g to attend funerale at
Stable Oa Market Sc :aearthe Fos once
Genosha WISCONSIN,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-10-16

p whitaker u CO., ms nufacturers 0
RMI ard = Paten eamiesEs keins Steam
engipes and boilers aud all kinds OF Iachinery
Also sieigh sho ed, CauIdronKe sash Weights
81 Repairing done to order we nave oougb1
rom IN reneral agent 8. 3. Drum, the xtras be
Sngrng TO the Screw Power Reaper and Mower
nd win do repairs apon the same. and also uuo1
ny machines now in use. t.E #F.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-10-16
RU ZIG.

removed ais Barber SnoptO No.2 Main NJ
door north O Thos. English e shop, which
SuilGing en- a. oroug hlyne novateda0 ftted az
10 the bes ossi5le mannes ano where he vii De
hapPg 90 meet hie old ustoS1 err, all "&oreqVHF
his services in de arttOns@r1al.
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RGsEN g. BERESSEM, Manufacturers ana
III Dealers in all kinds of Eurniture, Spring
Beds Wastresses. Upholstered Goods, Chamber
ana Parlor Sets. Ready made Cofins always on
hand Shop o Main street, near Wisconsin.
Kenosaa, June 20. 467l. 1900 1yo
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b., DUAN dealtrIn Dry Goods Staple and Fan
S@ cy Goods, al kinds OF Cloths Ready Made
Clothing Gents Furnishing Goods hats and caps
Uotbinp but trst-class goods and farther l will
moi he dersold In this or any other westerncity
KimLaIl'e Block, Main ct Kenosna, Wiz
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FwAHNEN BkoTHERS, No. ~ Main st. Kenoeha
a. Merchant Tailors. We keep constantly on
Aand well selected stock OF cloths Gents Fur
nshing Goods, Ready Made Clothing, Hats ana
Cyans Of the latest styles. Work done and goods
Did as cheap as at any other establishmentihtb be
tY. lyA'