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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-05
W. P. HARPER
Oc4 10 nos Sheriff of the Parish of Ore M

state OF Louisiana vs.. Walter Beylev,
CUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE P.sIsrP
~ of Orleans, No. 37ll-By virtue of a vs,p
OF teri tacias to me directed by the honoras. .hs
the above entitled cause for State taxes 10 ,so
year 1871. will proceed to sell at public :. az.
at the Merchants and AuctiOneers' ExCisrce.
Royal street, between Canal and Custo4niA -
streets, n the Second District of this CIV sN
WEDNESDAY,. November 5, 1873. at twelve o.. -
TWO LOTS OF GROUND IN the Fourtb D -. ri
Of this city, in square number oiunds.j aHS
thirteen, Bounded by Laurel, Third Cons tarse is.S
Fourth streets, known as lois numbers tlsre NJ
four measuring fitty.eight feet front on u o..
street, by one hundred and twenty feet il Sc
Seized III the above suit.
TeTms-Cash on the spot
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-05

ONE DOZEN COGNAC-Sergeant Chau-
snette, Of CaIrolltt n, reported that Officer
foree picked up yesterday afternoon, cor
ner st. Charles and Peters avenue, a box OF
cognac brandy. Owner can obtain his pre-
serty by calling on the sergeant and identi-
flying his property.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-05

ACCIDENT.-The mate of the Europa fell
from the spar Of her main mast yesterday,
and be was seriously injured. He was con
yeyed to the Charity Hospital.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.


office Mutual Aid and Benevolent Life In.
surance Association of Louisiana. No. - Camp
street, New Orleans, November 4, l573.-MenbeTs
of this association hereby notified of the death
Of D: J. Fleury, who died in this city. May T. 1873,
and Richard England, who died in this city, May
10. 1873, and are called upon TO come forward wi tn
out further notice and pay at the Office of the
ISOLATION No 10 Camp street s | IS ON each, on or
before P NJ, Decem DER H. 1873.
no2 1t X. W. YOUNG Secretary.
NOtice.-The office OF the Receiver of the New
Orleans National Banking Association has been
removed from the late bank building to No. 80
CarOndelet street, up stairs.
JOHN COCKREM, Receiver.
New Orleans, October 81, 1873. mol TT
Office Of the New Orleans Mutual Ineur.
ance Association, New Orleans, October a. 1873.-A
general meeting of the stockholders of the New
Orleans Mutual Insurance Association will be held
at its office, No. lo2 Canal street, on THURSDAY
the sixth day of November, 1873, at p NJ. for the
purpose of taking into consideration the affairs of
said association, and adopting such measures as
may be deemed ad visable In the premises.
C. CAVAROC, President
q. LANAUx, Secretary. oc23 I'd
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-05
THE RIVERS.


The river here is thirteen feet four
inches below high water mark of 1871.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-05

COOP SAMARITAN.-The Rev. Vincent
Coliyer is in the city, hooked az the ST.
Charles Hotel. After having done such
noble service at Memphis, he tarries a
while with us. All honor to him and to
those who helped the stricken ones in their
s,nu of need
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-05
Henry kuntz VS.. Laura Lock, his WIFE

Henry kuntZ VS.. Laura Lock, his " ife.
EOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
Il of Orleans, No 80 5Sl.--By virtue of a writ
of feri facas against plaintiff In favor of defend
ant for almony, to me directed by the honora BILE
the Fourth District Court for the parish Of Orleans
arPubhc auction. on WEDNESDAY, November S,
1873, at i've o'clock P. H., at Regan's stables Ba-
rome street, between Poydras and Lafayette
ONE BUGGY.
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot.
W. P. HARPER,
oc25 no2 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-05

APPLEs.-Two barrels of the historic and
Psychological fruit have been on the levee
for two weeks. Yesterday the harbor po-
lice took possession thereof as no claimant
presented himself.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-05
w. r. HAkPER.
0c4 ~ nos Sheriff of the Parish OF Ur,ss ns

state of Louisiana VS.. ID. CrOnan, Jr.
SCPkRIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- OF Orleans, No. 3942-By virtue of d Wit Of
Superior District Court for the parish @. Or.
leans, III the above entitled cause for State taxes
for the year 1871 l will proceed to sell at public
auction, at the Merchants and Auct.oLeers' TX
change, ROYAL street, between Canal and Gus
tOmhous- streets, in the Second District of tnsy
city, on WEDNESDAY, November S, 1873, at tsel.S
o'clock NJ. the following described prope[y. se
THREE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, in the , ut
Distinct OF this city. Ill square number four hure
dred and fifteen, bounded by Clara, Erato sass.
noia and Clio streets, known lots Fan bore
eighteen, nineteen and twenty of said soufe forN.
ing corner of Clara and Erato streets and IL us.
ing ninety SIX by one hundred and twenty teess
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash ON the spot
" HkRpER
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-05

PAYING OUT.-At eleven o'clock to-day
She Mayor, and Administrators of Com
suerce and Accounts, will destroy by fire
three boxes of Cancelled city notes. No one
seed ring in general alarm and have that
Ere put cut.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-05
". p. HARPER
oci 10 nos Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans

state of Louisiana vs.. WiiowN. Brotht 70
CUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PAE,Ss
~ of Orleans, No. 34l0.-By virtue of q writ
of feri facias to me directed by tie hoap:s
able the Superior District Court for the parish Of
Orleans. IT the above entitled cause, for State
taxes for the year 1871, will proceed to sci 1t
public auction, at the Meschants and Auctioneers'
Exchange, Royal street between Canal and Cue.
tOmhOuse streets, in the Second District of this
city, on WEDNESDAY, November S. 1873 at twelve
o'clock VI, the following described property 10
wit
ONE LOT OF GROUND in the First pistrc. a.
this city, square number hundred and fifteen.
bounded by Constance, TerpsichOre AnnunC iatIoo
and Me!pOmene streets, known as lot nunapee
twenty i've of said square, fronting thirty .fouo
feet on Constance street, by one hundred feet q
depth
Seized IN the above suit.
Terus-Cash on the spot.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-05

Many men who are as "honest as the day
is long" are very wicked at night.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-05

MIsAPPRoPRIATIoN.-Pr Hall walked
III in pair of shoes belonging to S. Rosen-
thal, without notifying that gent or paying
FOR same. They were good shoes, for Pris-
ella will need no others until she leaves
Gsrrollton Jail.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-05
W. T. HARPER.
OCT l9 nos Sheriff of the Parish of Orle az
state Of Louisiana VS.. Mrs. III. A. R1gs,
GCPERIOR DISTRICT COIRT EOR TIE Q a M

state Of Louisiana vs.. Mrs. Al. A. R.Ges
SUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE e. W.
~ OF Orleans No. 3462.-Bv virtue IF a prle @R
teri facias TO me directed by the honorable eS&
superior District Court for the parish OF 0rleaLs a
thtsaDoye entsted cause for State taxes ssr sSe
year 1911, will proceed to sell at public aucti0Po
at the Merchants and AuctoAeers' ExcIerSoo
streets, in the Second District Of this civ 90
WEDNESDAY, November s. 1873 at twelve OF o n
NJ. the following described property. 10 wits-
ONE CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND in the eesH
District OF this city. square number two hund rpS
and fifteen, bounded by CarOndelet. Triton va q
Tivoh Circle. st. Charles and Calliope steoees
fronting thirty feet Carondelet street uy ,orS
hundred and seventy nine feet ten inches d. n o. d
hundred and forty -nne feet
Seized IN the above suit.
TeIms-Cash on the spot.
W P. HARPER
Oct 10 nos Sheriff of the Parish of Or eara
state of Louisiana vs.. r. w. Baker.
SUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE P5aeff
~ of Orleans, No. 1885, - By virtue OF writ
able the Superior District Court for the parish Ut
Orleans, IN the above emitted cause. for alto
taxes for the year 1871 will proceed to .c6 ut
public auction, at the Merchants and AGctioueerS
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tomhouse streets, IN the Second District of thiS
o'clock NJ, the following described properly To-
wit
ONE CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND in the E5rs>
District OF this city, in square sumber two LdH-
dred and severty-tour, bounded by Glro1. Drraies
Julia and Rampant streets, known lot LGnj 1eo
fourteen of said square, and measuring s.ritsN
feet on Grod street, by sxty-fy feet fee .o,e
inches in depth.
Seized ~ the above suit.
Terms-CdsL on the spot.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-05

RETURSED-Special Agent T. J. Kinsella
has returned to his post Of duty attera briet
absence. A thorough business man, of i'm
peccable integrity, keen, searching and
fearless. evil doors had better stand apart
Ssd refrain from all indirect practices.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-05
Ne,v 0elea,ss Aepitbliea,,,
AUCTION sALKs THIS nav.
Local Intelligence.

NEW ORLEANS CUsToMHoUsE.-Deput
Collector +: +. Herwig yesterday was put
IN receipt OF the draft on the United States
sub-treasury that was to form the basis OF
payment of our attentive Customhouse
clerks. Prompt on its reception the money
was forthcoming, and the employees were
soon made glad by handling their well
earned stipends.
The amount of the draft in gross was
S3S, 4ol-quite sum in greenbacks to be
scattered in our impecunious city. A
grest commercial city like New Orleans
thus to rejoice at the accession of 90 small
sum, when her receipts of produce should
enable Der to handle million aud half
daily However, things are looking bright
er, and, perhaps, out of the hundred and
forty warehouse entries that were made
last month some sales will shortly be made
that will serve TO make a good showing
against all outlay.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-05
LOUIS SCHNEIDER, Administrator

JOINT MONTHLY REPORT OF THE AJIISIs-
TRAITORS OF FISARCL ANp RES1iC AC-
COUNTS FOB OCIOBEE. 4e13.
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PUBLIC SINKS.
New Orleans Sanitary and Te9tiY-

New Orleans Sanitary and Te9tiY-
lZlng company, attention 70
closets. .................e.. S37o w
An ordinance providing for the payment of
the several accounts therein named.
Be it rdained, That the following appro-
priations be and are hereby made to defray
the expenditures of the Department of Po-
lice for the month of October. 1873, and
that the Administrator of Public Accounts
warrant on the Administrator of Finance
in payment for the same, whenever there
shall be money in the city treasury to the
credit of the appropriate fund for each &C.
count and not otherwise appropriated;
ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE.
A. ". Dearie, repairing locks. ....... e. 90
CITY wORKHoUsE.
Thee Paderas, tinware furnished and
WORK done. .............,..es..Si3 ~
PUBLIC POUNDS
New Orleans Republican, advertising
pound notice, First District. ...... e. 0o
New Orleans Republican, advertising
pound notice. First District. w 3 20
New Orleans Republican, advertising
pound notice, Second District $50. 90 90
New Orleans Republican, advertising
pound notice, Third District. . 200
New Orleans Republican, advertising
pound notice, Third District. ...... 10 90
New Orleans Republican, advertising
pound notice. Fourth District. 49,. 10 0C
New Orleans Republican, adveI Using
pound notice, Sixth District. ...... y 90
IotaI. sou w
TbaS ip,o nT
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-12-03
PACIFIC COASr NEWS.

Il. r. Thompson's steam plow has
been ut work on his Yamhill farm
and is said to perform wcR.
The SwinomisA flats are described
as being the best lands In Washington
Territory, The flats are ten, miles
long and five or six wide. and ARK
caused by the overflow Of the Skagit,
and are rich to the bottoln-that is
deep down, and no one has vet beer
able to reach it. The flats have all
been taken by actual settlers, and
there is no land now vacant. Every
place j. lyked. and the slolglis TINS
formed are llayigablea ut high water,
Farmers require no roads off their own
lands, but sell to sloops and schooncrs
on the slough, or else boat their own
produce TO market. During the past
fall two threshing machines have been
constantly employed, aud have turned
out an immense amount of grain.
Oats and barley are the chief pro,luc-
tions. Sam. and Tom Calhoun had
1870 acres in. and reaped a harvest Of
1O,400 bushels. On another farm
3,700 bushels were taken from 40 acres.
Stockton, California, dates to No
vember 2Sth. give this: At the Gar
den race course In the trotting yeSter-
day, mile heats, 8 in 5, there were
three entries Hazard, Culver and
Snowstorm. The race was closely
contested. Considerable money was
staked. Culver won the first two
heats, when the hackers ofHazard de-
mamled a new driver aud the third
and fourth heats were won by Hazard.
Owing to the darkness the race was
postponed until to-day. This after
noon, when the horses got the word.
Culver led oil around the track, but
was closely pressed on the homo stretch
by Hazard, when Snowstorm indulg-
ed IN a run and passed Hazard, run
ming over his les and pocketing him,
thus giving Culver the heat. 3As
SnowstOrm passed the Judges stand
his driver, Charley Blood, was greeted
with curses and a shower Of missiles,
and the driver Of Hazard. without dis
mounting from the sulkey, coaNu1enc-
ed q iFIgpreus ebasSlseMent / Mithta
horse whip. SnOwstqFm fowAs inm
IKE aqualter-lorse TO- aveid lhls pun
tshment, but Hazards driver followed
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-12-03

TIM. Dispatches OF an elaborate char
aCter were received from Madrih No
yember 9th giving an accountofan IN.
teryiew between Sickles and the Span.
ISL Minister ofForeigli Affairs. Onler;
have been given to recruitthe marine
corps up TO the full standard provided
by law.
Itis rumored IN Naval circles that
Admiral Porter will command tile
| West Indian squadron. bnt there is nc
official knowledge ofthe matter.
On the 26th the following dispatch
arrived In cipher. from the New York
Herald's correspondent In Madril'
The situation Is a grave one. On the
| 18th inst. Gen, Sickles, by order o
President Grant, delivered forlpal
uliimatum to President Castelar,, de.
mandiag prompt and vigorous repara.
ton for the insult to tlie U. S. flag;
the restoration Of The Firgiaias; the
release Of surviving prisoners; indem-
hity to families Of the murdered and
the punishment Of the mnrsierers, and
also a guarantee against further out
RACES in Cuba. The demand was
concied in kind and sympathetic
tone, hut no alternative was given.
Gen. Sickles was SO Instructed to say
that II CASTELAR, did not comply with
the demand in week, lie should ask
for a passport and leave Madrid with
the legation. The time expires to-day
and no answer has yet been received.
Everything at the legation IL packed
up ready for immediate departure.
Sickles has no hope that the ultimatnm
will be c0mpliedwith. Hetelcgraphcd
to Paris yesterday to have all his Off
cial correspondence that might he
there kept for few days. Sickles in
conversation, said he did not see how
war could be avoided, aS CASTELAR, can
give no assurances that his orders will
be Ofeyed IN Cuba. The public feel
ing is also opposed to concessions.
Unless CASTELAR, responds this evening,
Gen. Sickles will leave Immediately,
All American ships In the Mediterrl-
mean have been ordered to Key West.
In the event of Gen., Sickles leaving,
the British Minister will probably pro-
tect the archives and American resi-
dents. Castelar, Is personally anxious
to accept the British Minister'S good
Offices 10 effect compromise, but
there is no hope to night.
i'enitchtiary Superintendent Bill
Watkinds reached San Francisco on
the 2Sth, to bring back Bargeman,
alias Schultz, captured in California
recently, an escaped convict from the
Oregon Peniteuiiary. Mat. Bletlsoe
accompanied Watkinds to the Jail, and
both recognized the prisoner as the
man wanted. Schultz seemed detected
at his capture, and stated that he did
not expect any light treatment on his
return to Salem.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-05-28
NATURES observation-disclosures will he

NATURES LANGUAGE Nature will be
reported. All things are engaged in writ
ing their history. The planet pebble
goes attended by its shadow. The rot :
Ing rock leaves its scratches on the noun
tain, the river its channels in the sell, the
animal its bones ia the stratum, the fern
and the leaf their modest epitapth in the
coal. The falling drop makes its sculpt.
ure in the sand or the stone, not foot
steps into the snow, or along the ground,
but prints its character more or less lait.
ing a map of its march; every act Of
man insciibes itself in the memories Of
his fellows and in his own face. The all
is full of sounds--the sky of tokens. The
ground is all memoranda and signatures,
and every object is covered over with
hints, which speak to the intelligent
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-05-28
"0uf WeSt.-

The West draus near settlers int its
oapsoioas bosom By H. fertility. iis free
homesieads, aud its iuhnile demand for
labor, whether skilled or uuskilled. Il.
alsO drives them to take shelter under Its
wings by eoHPsiifioH.
New England once raised her own
brcad-stuffs. but she has long ceased 50 to
do. The product Of richer aud cheaper
lands competed with her farmers, hll it
proved more than a match Cor their skid
and energy. Many Of them then turned
70 MAaoiaetures. bat a still larger number
were hence driven west. They made
their own some Of the cheap acres there,
aud enlisted in the ranks Of the Asicultu-
raj army which had vanquishcd them.
Thus the West is constantly acting on
the East with an increasing weight, and
that of a larger aud longer lever. Here
is one Of secret of It's rapid growth.
1t is forty years since the FIRST white
families entered Iowa. But more than
One-third of It's present population were
born Within its limits Two thirds have
come in.
Gifts twelve hundred ihousan nd to-day,
about one.half we're born in some more
eastern State. Foreign countries being
further than the Atlantic slope, from the
West have hitherto felt its influence less
but even they were long since driven as
well as drawn to send their sons thither.
Tie influence cxerted upon them has been
of the same nature with that which has
brought Westward so many from our own
East. Hence one-sixth Of the population
of Iowa has come into 1t from beyond the
Atlantic.
Not one. sixth of the population OF Ne
braska were born within its limits. More
than twenty-five thousand bomesteaders
and pre-. emptors have filed claims in the
land Office at Lincoln, capital not yet
six years old and within the last three
years about three thousand settlers have
bought farms on the Immigrant 10 the
Burlington and Missouri River Railroad
-ol ten years credit and six per cent
interest, and, on contracts made since
1872, no installment on the principal due
till the beginning Of the fifth year.-and
then only one-seventh.
The Western tidal wave was never so
strong as to-day-but it will be stronger
tomorrow. The stronger it grows the more
strength it has to grow stronger. Nor can
it fail to wax still more mighty till SO
many of the European millions have mi
grated that the destiny Of population and
the rate of wages shall have be- come we'll
nigh equalized on both sid es of the At
lantic.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-05-28
KEAnNET's ENTnAcT nr0
AVOID oUAcRs AND IMPosrs
Re ghsrre for Advice and C.,,-l,-t-

Dr J. y btcr. GraGuateHJ r.. "a D Z
C0LGe. Philadelphia. autlcr q fcyrulul
works, can hc consulted vn al cis-s.,sI
Sexual or Urinary Organs. (Which b. tpn
an especial study, other ia NAL e; isap
matter from What cause originate T, as
long standing 4 practice u ~ yar "a.
him TO treat diseases with suerr,s Cua7
antccd. Charges reasonable. Those nj
lance can forward letter describing ,yssl
and enclosing stamp oprlsy po.ia,a
Send for the Ggids H. Hsrth prirr lluz
LIB. DlOTT. N. H., Physician and 10
iO4 Duane 81. New YOfk
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-05-28
VERMONT CENTRAL h. r.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,
Commencing June ., N'
soutb and East-LcavsVIHf

Trains Going South and East-Lca's"'~
s42am, 2 o. q. m, and so IN: o,nrs ,
Mail Train leaves UgdeDsbnrs atewss6
bansat 20 n. IN, and connects al ha pnmar
and at White River junction ana pg Ia,s,El =
with trains for Boston, Worcester, sptlpSSmT /.
N. Y, at New London with steamer ~
Day Express leaves Montreal at wv
Johns At 10 20, 0gdonsburs at W a. tSgl;
burg at 8 80 a. m, Mooefs Junction ~ % n
st. Adams Mt IL 90 IN, arriving ID pV'''''
Night Express leaves 0gdensRara :. II :
Montreal i5p. m, st. Johns 70 y 1, al Z
30 p. M, connecting ut W. IL. Suny Worepss
lows Falls for Boston and vicinity ~ N
anoat at So. Vernon for Sprlnghe'a w
In n. Y. atl2 80 p, m.
Trains going North and West-Lear.., n~
at 4 t5 n m, s ~ a m, 4 l2 p m, ana oSsH M.
Day Express leaves Boston VIZ Lo"it n n :
for burlington, Montreal, 81 Aiosnss, n,sh d
ir Montreal at As pm, and Usag as trsas
n m, making close connection Hi'"
West. a ga s
Mail train leaves Boston via Love- a.sS ,
Lawrence and Fitehhurg ut 3uahf srpnpso =
8 90 a IN, for New London 5:OO q. m t,sia
w. r. Junction with Day Express ,eslia'
Accommodation Train leaves No .,Sao. d
IN. LOT burlington, hutiapu' NightD
burgh, etc. ,..nan sss
leaves New London Q IS. So. eefbv"s ea
reeei, ing Passengers leaving
Beiiows Falls from Cheshlro MHhita RN
Boston at s 30 p IN, connecting .. "" sr Brts
with train leaving Boston ut u In sslhs
Montreal and 0gdensburgh, eonhewvsn,.T
ers and Grand Trunk r. r for the ~, 'Nsllshtg
sleeping Cars are attached 70 ,n and Msl,
trains running between Montreal a a,S.n,sd
st Adams and springfield, and 81 Ai yantri '
and Drawing-Room Cars between ~
Boston on Day Express Trains. ,,o We'd
Through tickets for Chicago anu NV
at the principalstations. npIII. GsBlS
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-05-28
FOR SALE!

Jan. 2j, 1872.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-05-28

IT'S the good reader that makes the
good book a good head cannot read
amiss in every book he finds passages
which seems condolences or asidos hiden
from all else and Enthusiastically meant for
bis car.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-05-28
PARTICULAR ATTENTl0N'

For information concerning several ~
Farms for sale in Hyde Park, Morrls0'A1
- Ell SAWYER.
J. faia ais- f'. Hyde PAIL
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-05-28
IT. A X NJ Il o Il SALE.
l. J will sell the farm known
IEMErr EARM ,

NAM IL JLh I'll fhhMY
obtaining about 100 acres of land, about
which is under improvement, over too NEt
COED apple Orchard-ll,us newly 6ni,As
side, and IN good repair inside-large woods
Barn 20 x 40, and 4 commodious horse-hr,
Three-iOurths its Actual Vain
Having recently sold my home farm an Na
TO close out my real estate aud will sell thtis
farm for S3,2jO, ~ SOLD SOON.
L, D. SHEREl
Hyde Park, Oct. Is. 20.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-05-28

The Subscriber, owing to III health, villa
farms located near Green River mill in lllGi
and near good school house. The farms
50 acres each In one lot. Good Sets Of bull
on each Of them, with good water ank 600
On the west farm is good sugar place d @ z
aud thriving young orchard. The Lang %
is suitably divided, and Of exeelleet qn,liy' Y
will be s0ld together or separately, asaeaisi
tho sap-iubs and holders, and the STOCK E
grain en- the premises. A rare chance 70 y
good trade, as easy terms are offered nG
scriber is bound to sell. Gall acd einnT
premises. J'S' ShhDs
Get Ist 1872
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-05-28

Buffalo Bill and Texas Jack hare
become disguised with the way n
which the Modoc campaign is conducted.
and offer their services to clear ont the
redskins.