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New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-09
WRIT OF ELECTI0f.
EXCLAMATION By THE G0yEHNnR.

STATE er ICr-.-tEs
Executive Department,
Tew Or leans January II, 1873. y
WryHr4s The Senate OF the state .; :"l-si"H1S
did on the tenth day of janusrS It', HY :h@
constitutional two thirds vote oi its m"'nbsFs,
declare vacant the seats of H. }. campbell :. 20
Todd o. r. Hunsaker, T. II. Eelsnd ana. V. :. Me-
Ntlen =. presenting respectively the second . ~
Seventh fourteenth and SeyeHte1r:s SEQ -":'"-
Districts and
Whereas Official information y. sa": v~s.r"'S
has reached me in accordance with ia"
NOW, therefore / William Po Kellogg, S'c''Fr0e
of ths State Of louisiana c issue til!s ~: "ri, -
election 70 the Assistant Supervisors " Ref.s'1'Oo
ton ans all ether officers charged s!ts 'o!dirso
eectious in tn. parishes hereinafter na'"G o:!t3o
ing then. to hold OLE ctons for Senators Scr h"r leo
spective districts, in a"coTlancc VIII s"o 10. q"
approved November 90, 1872 as follows:
one Senator from the district csIhp""'s - $40
Fourth, Fifth and Sixth Hepres'i!t:t'I'" !."r'c's
of New Orleans TO fl! Tie u.sx.:s'. ta1'"s'i %
Eam;hen.
One Senator from the district so,rfoes '.se
Twelfth, Thirteenth and Fourteenth "1tts "i 10
city q: New orleans. the pal;she. 0: 't''''''' -.
Charles and st. John tho Baptist. 80 81 80 eS'$
pirp;l term of s. NJ. Todd.
one Senator frem the district "1's?ss'' 6 :fe
parishes Of Ascension ani st. James "a :. 80 40
expired term .: o. r Hu,saker.
One Senator from the district Soi' :".' % 'e'o
parishes of West Baton Rouge 'beSs.i. II" s%sS
-. Martin. 20 IL! she UNI, pi.sd 'sei- ", : bo
Eoland.
On, Senator fror, the fistri.: cong - ':S
parishes of Madison. Carroll. Ncfe'ous' 49, '.'to
! land. TO III. the ,inexpired term OF v. S' 40
Said elections to he he'd and notices 'f,sGeIS .
bs given. within the limit .f time ,eq1I" ~ e"
and Ia. returns thereof to be m.'s III .c'' r.ae-ce
| with lie constitution and Jaws O. rhe STATE.
Gwen under my hand and she 81 9: ~. .ses
; q. E.'g Orleans. shis si.srnt'! aiayse .'..sso
| 1S: and of She Independence aI sac az % e'sios
| tts nIsty.se~cnth.
WILLIAM i. Hi!.'st:.
| 0ps s'8s.o
! &c. 2gsH0cDP.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-09

:erday morning was s. above zero at II.
Paul whore in the afternoon It ran W -
t!2. The highest point yesterday afternoon
was G., at New Orleans.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-09

Look TO your pledges. for Mr.. ). iia:'. +.
corner of St. Charles and Gravier streets.
asks spouters TO walk ur and settle interest
before the twentieth instant. Due notice
will be given for next auction.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-09

Several OF our most prominent merchants
and fnanciers called upon Goveruo! hc..
iosg, at the st. Louis lID:e!. las: evening.
to ply their respects and congratulate min.
.pon ihe improved situation o! .get:c q.
5:,ira
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-09

Next Wednesday, the twelfth instant, IS
a Ie gal holiday, the anniversary OF the brth
of ex- President Lincoln occurring on that
dav,
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-09
NIARREEn. a

WEBER - NOPFnaN - Thursday. February
l. 1879. CHARLES WEBER 20 Mrs. sOPHiA
HOFFM AN at st. Mays Church, L. !he Reverend
Father Nishthar:.
No
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-09

The spinsters OF Glasgow are preparing
petition for the enforcement OF !. !aliis
men tary act Of the fifteenth century. vhic!,
provides a penalty for ary bachelor who
should decline an ole. % marriage from
ono of tho tair sax.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-09

Taxpayers and tax resisters are invited
20 read the notice OF MessTs. John Klein
Co, stock and note brokers, No. 50 Caron-
t!elet street.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-09

The Jewish merchants Of Donaldsonville
will hereafter keep their places OF business
rlosed on Saturday Of each week, and de-
yot. :Aemselycs to divine worship.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-09

Hon. George +. Boyee was elected Sen.
ator in place Of Hunsaker. Little interest
was manifested in the election. and conse-
,.uentiy very small vote was pOlled.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-09
EEEiLE SUFFRAGE II ENGIkNr


NJ. B!igh; Introduces BIZ in the BIZ
ISL ra:,arncl.. TO admit women 10 sut-
.raga. There IS one practic..: Argument
il favor ot this movement. perhaps not
complimentary to the ladies. Il they
Were admitted! I" vote, al! party orSan;2!-
ton wou!! be a: an end. The im!oSsibil'
:tv o: ,,e,a,adins the ladies TO ado.; q
co.iino.: accoC,. "n AZ electoral "ti.es
woJ.l! - i:s!ncc.te the plans: o: politicians
that :hev wo,l:l. cease 20 taie ~. iH:oyes:
Il. py.t.,' affairs.
II: :.cen: coup IN city certificates. Wy
wh.oi. they We're appreciated 70 eighty
per OH: and Deprecated 90 abon; .i!,y
eigi, in :o;r days. naturally eSci:as COM
.nont AMI dissatisfaction. st tss: III.
public was informed that these appropIi.-
ton certificate. would be received Tor
Licenses. an. the public were permitted %
act upon :hi, information Just long eilo'.ch
to bay certificates to pay their licenses,
vher il was withdrawn and notice was
given that they would no: be received.
This sudden change os mind on the part
OF the city administration leaves the IL
cenSc payer with his certificates on hand
and his license unpaid. and what Is
worse. the evidence .! c!ty Indebtedness,
for which he gave eighty cents on tle
dollar 10 cancel his own obligation III
favor Of the city. can not be sold tor more
thar about tif;y-eigh: or sixty cents, and
10 one wants i; az That price.
Now We believe that license payers ha..
>one rights. and that 50 f.r as paying
lcgal obligations is concerned. tie city
does not possess rights superior 90 those
Of an individual. Let the license payers.
then. :ua,,c test case ~ :cnGering certi-
ficate, il payment o: licenses. and il .ley
are refused. 90 home and !e. the city sue.
a.. the .ria! make the issue 'y fling the
ca.:tica.es in contraveItion, on The ground
Tia. on. debt is as good as another and
40 better. II is no doubt III accordance
With sound public policy 10 prevent cr.d-
ito:s :rol. seizjnc public ugopc:ty 20:
debt Oh execution. but that is az ijtc a.
tie rights Q: private individuals can be
st aside in favor Of a corporation. Equity
viii not require tie citizen 70 ray good
money - Tie city and hold It's promises
- Ply '.Lti. the.e is money il; .he :r"s.s-
cu!.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-09

Mr.. Bereaud, of the frm of Bereand &
Gilbert O.. this city, has purchased the sugar
plantat ion Of A. Broussard, in F&usse f.int.
SO We learn from the New Iberia S"gar.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-09

Judge J. Winchester, one Of the leading
members Of the NatcheH bar, is or a visit
20 our city.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-09

Rubinstein will conduct spring musical
festival ia New York in april.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-09

Nj. Justin Andrews. for the past twenty
wears managing and ne VS. editor of the
Boston Hraid, has disposed of his interest
il that paper ana retired from i. ]: Is SAID
,LFt hq !4t4uqs :? makf Z European sr'..
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-09

tYhea Philadelphia woman cont like
,he taste of the medicine that the druggist
;la. put up for her, she brings the stuff
.aci. and exchanges j! for veltamery oT
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-09

NJ. JEFF Thompson, chiet State engineer.
will deliver lecture at the Academy OF
Science tomorrow evening OF the import
aneo of railroads to the grow,h and pros
perity Of our country. As The subject is
one Of public interest and viii he handled
hva a gentleman fully competent 10 do it
Justice. the lecture viii doubtless p2evc
uirlIlN ent thinning.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-09
PRnGRESS IN MEXICO,

Let rs turn a moment from the phy-
steal and moral slush of Washington ana
regard the eternal spring that reigns and
the flowers that always bloom N our
neighbor Mexico. This sister republic
has been possessed with the devils OF po-
litical discord. Her politics have been
what ours bid fair TO become. trade IN
which any means may be employed to Sc
cure of.cc-a calling in which. accord
ing 70 a witness. so-called, pefofe the
committee Of Congress. 81 Official oatn IS
regarded as matter O: form. Vel, II
seems that some Of these devils have been
cas-: on: Of Mexico. and she is sitting ap-
pa~entiy clothed and in hex right mind.
Anyway she is beginning to fee! the effects
0: railroad Development. and possibly
hes people may be diverted from
tn: hiEdrei pursuits Q: politics ana
brigandage by the superior value
which improvements may develop. For
eign capita! and enterprise have built for
Mexico {. railroad from vera Cruz.
length CT atou: three hundred miles, 70
the City Of Mexico. On the first OF Jan
llaly. 1873. this road was fayorably opened
by q special train conveying the President
OF the republic and his party from the
capital TO Ie:a Cruz. The journey occU-
pied parts of two days, and took about
fifteen hours. This is q great improve
mel4t .n the stage coach. which WAS about
three days upon the road, stopping at
night at the 'gayside inns. The s';bstitF!-
ton OF this rapid through line mus: seem
to :hc population miracle. y: II has
beer effected. It IS :: specimen Of the
stationary habits Of Mexico. that ;Ae lrcsi-
den! lad never before seen the ocean,
though reared within eighty miles 0! II.
before this trip. We VII! now l.. tha cor
respondent OF the New York Nor3.'. who
assisted at the Inauguration, tell his
story. lie accompanied :. delegation Of
the Cuban press who we.e formally in
y.ted to attend the event:
:HE EXCURSION TTA.".
II I:S.1In'. 1' r, ~ tI !" a. Ja,'"'
p''i-Lo'' ~ wy "a 1;,Io,' '+r
t!o - 'si-
Wt ~ .I 80, - ~
new year had touched the snowy head of
!ne Si"HV I1P't"'dpot!' .lo"' 'iio Is. .'aiI'"' ii
~ DC Ge it' i,, i4I.',L
.n0 ''"u - @'n'G'' :; :s.
us '"nr'i ~ 80 N"' n"' 80 Va '..'
oN.'nS 20 ~ '"i'' :" 'A' ~
- ,n' 9o''SN
- 10y" "o' 4ohSo 'no - i''n
W"S - ~ tiiS i, "
-" ~" 'h" ms SuL''' In1 80 ~
.'ieeie' ion' 49,: en-, '"illa,' a.. ,n'
coz "son' -. ",N ue1-to ,'s.5 w
,''h,' " Cr.' - ~
- =, u" 80 I ; ~ ',, 'l,o
!! leoAN0"I ''H'1 Nl7 - ~ nv '''I' >o"n
''e ely. oSnoiS' d. '.S-i' '-!''' 40 -
'''. So IA ny No,'' ,
Az" 10" 90 orsIt '!. ",>' ~ q II" p3
'uc ihos1 'Sri.'l nG'o ~ nPlo:eIo, - ""'''IH
'I Va: '1,1. "a LIS ~ R. 1, AZ 1
! tNi''i'he's oli ie"E,DS !o'|' a. hoht7'
Ih'" 'il' 'Ho 'l"SS'.!"H 'ln'n aug Il'i''
'"E""'S' u.z'ICSS' "sttS. 'H"t' - Vi'tlH' ~
'ii' Hi'*, !"'IS. .IS.'iaA 'A ''i- NC 'dIitt'''
! o! ''or' 'SSS."lioH 1iA suape "a WHICH, ID
',''r"' "a, ,anlSo"! Ia o"l ~, ~
ana N"i'iH"eN' II ''Id''' ana i"' tiie
i =" '1 III r'"+ ,,,'i. +l,t 49,.
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New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-09
yFW ORLEANS PURCHASING
BUREAU,
Canal street.

Over Zimmerman's Jewelry Sto'e
To suffice want widely felt by parties resident
in the parishes of Louisiana and aGjoini1g state
this BUREAU was organized one year ago. ibe
Cemands made upon i, by the lady of fashion, tie
dressmakcr, the niner the honssEscpe- "Io the
dealer are rapidly on the increase Nv
PENSE OF TR AVEL, but they proht Trough 10
complete arran nsemeuts with all the IarSe lI1pST, p
inn and retail houses by which FRESH '}hDE
can always be filled by FRESH G' OBS. The
Bueau possesses especial facilities for the Pr
chase of
JEWELRY, MILLINERY, DRESS F''A7
BRIDAL TROUSSBAU, SEWING MACHINES,
BABY OUTFIT rs,
And all other articles common TO tahlY -se.
All communications must be acc0Li'Jirru by
fun and plain address, giving rane town. parish
and Stale, in order avoid errors py H@Ai. -
more than a suflir lent amount i'll cash Is it't'So
with any order, the unexpeudcd balance . ho
returned.
Send for Circular. o,.,,,,.,,,
;cD1 I'm Tn Er Cn
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-09

In New York City they have ar oitcer
styled commissioner of jurors, who has it
for his duty to make an enrolment OF clti-
zens liable to jury duty, to eSpurge the
names Of the legally exempt, and to trans
init the list in bulk to the comfy cleIk, he.
fore any iu,es are drawn from the list, He
: 20 werless to put any man on the jury; he
can only put masses of names on ~ ~.
lurgated list OF iurymen.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-09

In the recent senatorial election i. !.or !.
tia the Osborn ring has been defeated. Mr..
C5noyer is elected Ivy :. combination OF
Democrats and cologed Republicans. Mr.
Conover received twenty-five out OF twenty.
three colored votes. Ex-Lieutenaut Gov.
crno, Gleason, of the Assembly. ant Mr..
Potter, of the Senate. collector at Pensa
cola. voted for Ccnover. Tie other federal
o,iice holders voted fer WescOtt, the Demo
cratic caucus nominee and ring candidate.
lI,ssrs. Pu1maI and Walls, congressman
e.c.t, saPp9Eied Nr. Gqn9IeG
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-09

sEw oRLEAns, FEBRUARY 6, 1873.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-09
8. g. SEsHCSNP.
ltk.T OF ELECTION.
Secretary os ssaose

RsA UF GLi.I l !UNe
rHoclsN.y!oN fsY TIE :9o'I::.c.:o
Sr.rr.s qos.l-.sss 0
Executive 9,,trt'ieuo
%aa orraus, i..uNass ., 80.
'sHtss, @fs :.?ats 0S Size .t..s al 3 -uis 80
s.' on ,ae twentieth .l.. "t Sli..ars i3r3 ~ ste
constitutional sw"fIi;ds sofs ~ its ms'.0rss
De ciI.. sacans sl!s .-at- =! g.. 3. .s:.Es 2. B.
sword. and RoNer- !orse.'. g.H9es.i.!.rs g.
N.is :he twelfth. sHti "a: ss?'"Es. eeG 20 90
districts; ans
whereas 0fi.i.. information 80 so. SO soS sS
sss reached INC iH a'cclSaslc. viii 80;
Vow. Therefore. !. William Z. 90. csg %r,e-G.F
~ tho state of Le.is! a, u" i-sUs :ai.'. W.. sS
slec:ioa TO The Assistant .up.Sv:s0.s - He 7..so
t'o'! and al .h.s sflice.> ahatses 49, sss!.IsS
elections IN tn. parishes fer.inafts. YaG"o. .Js.eHo
ing them {" ho'6 sie.t t!oDe FOR seHatoSs H; Le p
respective ists Is. in accordance ',i'. f..'s $40
approved November 20, 1872. Iui'9~s
One Senator frOn. the eIst,ics COMICS .oef@
parishes cf East Feii.iaIa, West fsls, ss.;. -ES
POINT GoGge~. &" hli th. UTsSGi!.te ..,g "a. I. 10
jerks.
One Senator from, she district .emsos.,so. go
parishes ofAssumption. Lafour p. and To .r.,e.Iro
to I'll! the anexpirsd Term OF II. ,. swords.
One Senator from the distlie. .orpo.sc .. e.a
parishes OF Franklin and T+ns.s. g 81 Il. .ns.o
vred term of Robert W0r.el:.
Said elections 10 5- held, and a. -oss ..esO.s 30
De gwen within the limit Of 'i,ns sec '.... - So
and the returns thereof 20 >. faa.oe il. o.e. e..;le
With the constitution and laws %. g.. s-a-..
Given under my hand and ths seal .F 80 500
az New Orleans, tt!s twenty s.teus'. d. a. '..o
ary. i8';, and of the independents - $40 S,-oo
St..:@s tSe Q tnety seventh.
W!l.leIA3 T.. E:..::.:.G::'..
49, 0s s'oSoe %
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New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-09
ORR Pt.

One incident "f the Il. scent i. IS o:: motto
jHg as being probably aimost unique. The
PI.sident- train, " hich lcft Mexico at = A.
NJ. was followed at a safe distance By a
second train carrying five hundred or more
persons who were invited to assist IA: the
inauguration. Thi. train arrived AZ BOca
del Monte shortly after the departure OF
the Presidents train on II. descent.
The principal point of interest between
OrZih, and the coast, a distance 81: some
eighty miles Is what is known as the bar
ranca." or ravine. through which runs the
river called the Metlac. This ravinc is in
Us widest Point some 1885 feet across, and
t. ,,rutii varies from :A0 10 500 feet. The
ORIGINAL plan had been to carry bridge
ACROSS the oarranca. bat the company de
ci,:ed by the a.Vt"e ii tLei? engineers to
;."-s down on" side Of the raNIn. and.
crossiD. the river on Il lower bridge, re-
mouut The opposite side in order 30 recain
H.. level .; the railway. This has been e.-
fected By series Of CU.tings tunnels and
bridges. which succeed each other with
most p;cture.Grs but almost alarming IA
:i,.ity. You descend the ba:raHca or a
gradient VI cne in thirty three, the rails be-
iDg laid on platform hewn oUt % TIE
solid gock. and after passing SIX
.annei. .oI suddenly find yourself
ur an iron bridge nearly 100 fee: high by
80 fee. In length. and which Describes
a curve OF :,;!j feet radius il tie whole OF it
length. Tue time occupied in passing the
bridge onl, affords you a glimpse OF the
eHuU!site little .alley " hich lies Cuuce aieG
Ia ,ue ravine. and you immediately plunge
INTO tunnel and commence ascending what
vas moment age the opposite side Of the
barrauca. We have now arr; Ted at fOTtn.
the pou. 10 which the railway was opened
rattle. more than year ago. From this to
Vera Cruz. q distance "t aboaJ seventy
miles. thele is a great deal of varied and
beautiful scenery 20 be traversoa as wcil
as some remarkably solid and monunen-
IA, masonry ald iron bIidgcs 10 be-
crossed How many American. who
have visited the old country and
i4vishel their riches in Paris ard the other
i,uropean capitals have seen tue exquisite
scenery Of Mexico which now lia. IT their
hands. 1t seems incredible that o country
whose climate is Acknowledged to be one Q!
the most healthy - the wOrld-consum
zion. iar instance. rCinL unknown ther.--a
country which teeI2s with the most bcauti-
"a = everything hat nature has prod dced
il vegetation, and the most rich in mineral
wealth. shoiJi be nnTi-ited and COM IgaT..-
tiy.iS s.ll.u"!. - - nearest neigh boys.
vER, .Huz.
4 sores a. br.l,'an. pn.,r.a;Y-ner.s
awaited ~. plesid ~ il Vera Cru, lis
trail. did no: arrive there anti: Ei.t. o'..'ar:;
IL III. .v.iiir-. as ae has: expressed his
,,:.. - leave DrI:aDa a one '.iocl: follow
Ing. instead oi preceding. :h.. trans which
..uy.yea :.c invited guests 4 SDipr.ljd
illumination bad bee. prepared ~ :lr Az
:hor!ties at the depot.
Tn. principal feature in tie numerous
festivities which took place duT!r: the
three Gavs whi.;b Ar. Lerdc de Teiaja re.
mained was the very hind and distinguished
reception gwen 10 him u. board the Span.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-09
POSITIVE LIQUIDATION.
TWENTY FryE PER CENT REDUCTION On 4
FRESH AND DESIRABLE STUCK CF
BOOTS, SHOES, ETC,
Valued at Over Fifteen Thousand DGiiaTs~

WISHING to continue only one Of lis present
stores the one named "Pontchartrain, Wishes 10
Inform his numerous customers and the pEOhc q
general that from the tweDt yninth o. January re
will offer for SALT at d reduction Of Ovel
TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT,
more than s is 900 of his magnificent stcuE 'iEo
sal. will be uade in his two stores Ursul,nts and
"Poutchartrain" corner of Ursulines and thaTJres,
and corner of Freuchmeu and victory streets
Those who wish to s. cure real bargains shobyu
call early, in order to have choice OF the whoEe
stock The reputation of these stores gLaT"utfes
that this will be a rare chance, and vii. tt =cI-
tinued ter two or three weeks only.
Couutry n erchants will find this u rare opportn-
ritv to repleuish their stocks. .'ajN ie@ : y
, 1873-03-03
Social sccluai0n of the Ropo's ADJ
hQT6l1fRe

-. Toms Correspondence Philadelphia I,tlttin.
Tho young n,onbers OF tho Nerl, or adherentH
Of the Ultramontane party-Papallint-ar very
tired of tholr 6ooluston; for two years littlo
Princesscs toes have not been dancing, mud
worse than this, while tho young women aro
."going of, " younger ones aro coming on, anx-
tous to DO out, '~': :
At tho opening Of the season, carly IN January,
son OF tho most prominent member Of tho
aoolnsion and give ball. He was no lass per-
aon than tho Prince Rocoagorga, only son Of
Prince 0raini, tho hereditary prlnoe supporter OF
tle throne Of the Pope, who always stands ut tho
right hand OF Ills Holiness on tho occasion OF
groat ceremonies. What jubilee there ,yaB
among tho young people OF tho Vatican circle.
There was the young Iorlonia bride, Duchess dl
Oeri, and swarm OF pretty little butterflies,
But alas, on tho very day of tho ball, his Holt
meas got wind Of tho fun and spoiled the frollo.
He aont for the slstor Of tie noccagorga the
priucoaa Beatrice, Marchesa sarcLetli, aud
poured out perfect illumination upon all who
should 60 to tho ball. Thon there was fright.
Duchess di Osri, II ahe wished to go TO do so,
and no would stand by her; but alle vas
too prudent to cause SO nNeh scandal for
moro dauoo. The Prince and Princess Rocca-
Rorga, AoWovas, we're not desorrod, they went
, 1873-03-03
THE GREELEY MONUMENT.

The Hon: William Bro.s, Chicago: ,o..,
Wk1.t. STREET, NEW YoRR, Feb. a, 1879.
Mx DEAR B1R: It is worry desirable that wo have a
general knowledge OF the condition Of tho Grooley Non
umcut Fund at an carly date. ~
You Will, therefore, much obltge by making pre-
ltn0ry report Of thu subscriptions obtained by you,
giving names and amounts, and transmitting tho same
to tho undersigned. by tho 10th pror..
with tho best wishes for your succesg In this enter
prise, and Tor your poraona1 prosperity, roman your
oDedient servant, w. ". Miles, CharniAn.
In nccordanco with the above, I ahall make
preliminary report md remit collections on Sat-
urdny, March 8. It is to ho hoped, therefore,
that ns many aB possible who intend to contribute
to this fund will send In their money aud collec-
tionB by Thursday, March g.
Since my last report Feb. Al, / havo reoelvoa
tho following Ruus:
From, ". E. Hunt, bankor, Dundee, H., and
clbsA N.uV
From the gCntlemen Of THE TRIBUNE Qompos-,
Froyieusy reported. 1910
Total l...,......,..... $l60.8O
W1LItAM Dnoss, Committee.
, 1873-03-03
NEWS. PARAGRAPHS.

Tho Quincy Qll.) 7Vhig has changed from
morning to evening Issues.
"A "A hettor feeling Is growing up between the
clt!es Of Fon du Lac and Oshkosh.
-Ihero aro thirteen Catholic schools in Mil
Waukee, with soyonty-saven teachers, and an
average abundance Of 3,4ao.
-Iho. Alliance College buildinga havo boon
tendered to tho State OF Ohio for The uso OF tho
Industrial Homo for Girls.
Tho Bonato of Rhode Island has voted unani-
mouBly to doyote tho disuHed Wost Durylng-
Ground, at Providence, for the site Of tho new
6tate-houaa.
-steamboatmon are gathering at La Orosso
from far and near. Tho Liberal Democrat aays
this is good sign OF spring. :.
The proposition to Issue oity bonds Of Min
uoapolis In aid Of the Falls Impgoyomont WAS
, 1873-03-03

Memphis Inns Just started now industry
tho manufacture of chewing -gnm, which, the
26O;b,.aLo1s annually, most Of which ia mastl-
Gated by tho sclool-girls. This accounts for
their white tcoth aud poarly oomploxiona. It
a1no acoounta for their early intellectual BRILL
ianoy,"
, 1873-03-03

TOR HAIE-CIEAP-DHT no 0NXoHANGE-rIlnEE
and quarter aoses of land, With good houso Of sight
oh9fsy and small fruit ttecs .tabo and hen oao good
pleasant town Cryhta Lake, which contains about 6
lnhabant:' and 9n tho Chicago d NorthwcsteEn NaR-
ply Il Govcsnant Gooda Depot, los and la taat Lake
, 1873-03-03

rogrot poured III 10 tho hour Of Tic bali and
tl,oro Was much amusement fo1t whom 1t WAS
soan thet tha amo s,s. sd ho seo r9 IF
Ruffering littlo from a el,ddon indlspoetlon.
Tho indignation Of Tho Pope waB 80 hearty that
since then tho young poople hhvo remained con-
p1elc1y coyea they don't 90 out ovou Oh much
as they did Inst soaBon.
Memphis Inns Just atartod now Industry,-
Tho manufacture Of chewing -gutm, which tho
appeal explains t1us, " "Memphis elbows about
2oo,b,aols annually, most Of which ia mastl-
their white tcoth aud poarly oomploxiona.. #
a1no aecounts for their early intellectual BRILL
lanoy."
CITY REAL ESTATE.
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NQh1. sAIIE.;iNYEsTSfENTs-N LOTS in ONE
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badi, 1tanoyor. Nutlor Wallace. aunmcr Wter, Aiu1
, 1873-03-03

n Q HUBBARD COURT. A NEW BOARDING.
tO house hrhE-p board. with room "a 10 $3.50 per
wook with uso Of plano. Day.board, st.
400 SOUTH DEARB0RNlB BURNSIDE: :BT.2 NEAR
iC0 Ywenty -utntht. n!ue, eheurfht family hotel,
excellent tabo. suspT,snsy low prioas trout
, 1873-03-03
BOARDING AND LODGING.

West Side.
32G VEST AD;AMs-s'T;-PERsoNs WANTING
pryao family tos1ne rcasonhblo bo accommodated,
TARRIsON.COURT, BOUTIEA ST CORNER 0B
1lHalated and 1Iarttson-ats.-Two front rooms, fur
MITCHELL. W "
, 1873-03-03

FOR sALE-cIiEAp-QNE B1XFOOT Silver.
20 Wost Madison .st fron 70 o'olock MondsJ Ind