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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Arrival ~ BOstOn-Arrrst for Refusing
Votes Of tOlsrsd Men-GrOrgm Agra.
cultural Convention Canal PrUiec, IN.
slorseh-nireet Trade - |, Eurnne

cultural Convention Canal PrOjes, IN.
dOrsed-Dir.st Trade ~ l, Europe.
BOSrOS. F.Hruary I&.-Arriyr.-M Malt.
CINC!NNATr. February &c Hector Koti-
insNn and eight - mucratic iuug,.. Of LEX.
tngtOn, Kentucky. wei. arrested Ncstt. day
by the United States marshal tor refusing
TO receive tho votes OF culorcd M, n at the
recent municipal election.
Augusta. GA. February - Tie arri
cultural convention has adopted u memo
rial to Cungr.s, "a cheap and uninterrupted
Transportation between the Mississippi river
and tn" S"urh Atlantic. 1t represents tnis
20 toe the must uIgrnt economical Guesriu n
of the day. and perfectly proved toy facts
before Congress. aui argos that the only
complete HIraus ct meeting the want as first
class water COMMUNICATE, II. avoiding HIGH
mountains and ma II freezes. such "a Que
recommended nv Mcfarland
The s"iEr' connecting IN" T,nn"s..c
river with The .oGih Atlantic has been IL
dorsed - feasible. ANA the cost fully ir.i'.
fed. L. ,. earnestly ho,cd iu.; Crnsl.s.
will Secure IL ""mpi'iIrn u! an early %.y,
railway hs'uI Insufficient foe national r..
GuireIu. I'D . ri. hur- IuGtsurI.abi..
:or mai II I ~ ,crl'y III peace. aud afford
ing I; cheap ntl, uSo III war. The Int, ga!
approprll, Ious "t Congress Ter 'hr dtYei".,-
atnt IF ;:.. Northwest will prove 'ncom
pIetc Ia il. t"aultJ without Il cheap avenue
10 the ur,Hn winch neither heat, cold nor
marine dangers IAN impair.
The Southern States which would -
benefited possess resources ot the mos! 'I:-
liable character. which they desire 10 throw
open 10 llI,' Nor.d. adding ~ nc nAtl1nal
wealth api .".t.I'. no step being - likely
to dew - ihrm as the water hue proposed.
The nam. -! the various countries push.
ing on 4l.su" .mprov' ments which Ill tie
past ytur.ttiouS would have been CUnsld- .
cred lnP.': sl"lr, are given III III" memorial.
and it assert. tJar tn. Soutb wishes Ia take 4:
similar a. ii u; 9rkn .w!odgrs that ample rn- .
AS tr.n received from I'm !
Presld, n:. III, leaves responsibility ia !
tine haua- CunErc"s.
Rp-.,u L., 49,. ol-" ~dop'.i recon.
mendiu tnt s,trp'r..ti q. 81 i book III Eng
ieh and ,.'r "a lipgu"g>s giving iniollna.
ION OF sac. sources 81 tue South, that al
abroad aemp, rirs sh al ador, low rates
or emIg MS ana buy up unsettled lands
!long the hines tor the settlement OF emf
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III At"hF0 oHtFeG
by ConsHl IA liverpool Marriage al
Miss ROthsFhi
LIVERPOOL. February IL --Arrived--
Bark NrtherIand. from Savannah with I7il
bales cotton.
LONDON, February l2-The Spanish con
sui at Liverpool has offered liberal reward
for information which will lead to the sc.
livery TO the Spanish government OF the
shipments of arms 20 the Insurgents in
Spain, and the insurreCtiOni5ts III .he Span
ish colonies.
Miss RuthSchild, notwithstanding the op-
position of the ritua,ists, was to-day mar
ried to the Hon. Elias Constantine Yorkc.
son of fhe Earl Of Hard wick. and secretary
to the Duke Of EGinburg.
BERNE. February I2-The Federal Coun-
ell addressed "a letter TO the Charge d'AE
fairs at Rome denying in a sharp manner
the right of the Pope to d,meLnber the
bishOpricN of Switzerland
The Legislature ais" instructed Bishop
MermiIlad 20 decide quickly whether he
intends to obey tho Pope or tho Swiss GOV
eminent.
PARIS. February l2-Prince AIphonso.
son Of Queen Isabella of Spain, is exurctrd
to arrive IN Paris to morrow from Vienna
The principal Communists Of London.
BRUSSELS and Geneva have started from
those cities for Madrid.
structiOus 10 the authorities along the Span.
ish frontier 10 redouble their vigilance TO
prevent violations of French neutrality.
NAPLES. February Fan Italian frigate
has sailed from this port for Lisbon, to
mest King Amadeus and convey him to this
country. Another man Of war has gone to
Valencia 10 bring away the ex-Kings at
tendants and the court equipage.
LISBON, February l2.-Ihe mail steam
ship from Rio Janeire has arrived here,
brinGin. adNices from that city to the
SEVENTY seCoud of January. Yellow fever
was raging violently in Rio Tho number
eff deaths troG the scair.e averaged forty
per day.
tn. census Of Brazil, then completed.
chow. ;,rpm,fiou of 10000 100. including
nearly 4,OG0 coo slaves and $500 apoIigince-
BERNu. February l2--Ihe Council ha.
decided '" "Npc! DI-hop MerInillad from
She cant"r "t G"ncVa.
N:rNS., February l'.-Thc bill pro
Nonlng a. ministerial electoral reform has
rcctIE'. - approval OF the Emp. rOr. aud
will ""'l .-ntcd 70 The RrirhsIati.
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British 6arE har,. Main. for iivsrpOo!
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Havana, Pennington, from Havana wa
Florida Ports. to l X Robelts-lst district -
Bark Emma, LisweIl. 60 DAYS from Antwerp. in bal.
last, to MASTER 81 distric.
spanish bark Juan Perlin, Conance, DAYS from
tnrdenas IN ballast, TO PUG Broa-Potnt
Brig Helen VI Rowley. Ruwle, 26 days from Boston
to W Hypson &co---lst dl.trict
Schooner Matu. " Atwood. Eewcomb. u DAYS
from Boston, =" Geo F"sdick aco-.ist district
Schooner Ric4ld J0va Lift Z, 81 DAYS from Pow
denc". TO Geo FOsdck &co- Gretna
TOWBOATS.
re Gralld~. Williams. from the Passcs--Towed
down and to sea 9Th instant. ships Shatrmuc
and BIZ. barks La Plata and Rosetta Mcneil
brought up bark Juan Fsrrin and schooner <
W Atwood
and 20 sea, 9th instant, bark John Grdaic and
schooners NJ oomers and a Uenike-- Brought
up bark Emma
STEAMBOATS,.
Ruth. Bur on. f ON Camden
II Mary. MITCHELL from Grand Ecore
Southwestern. Jacobs, from Shire veIsrt
Ouachita Belle. Blanks from Vicksburs
Belle Rowland. kea from Shreveport
sEL0W CUNNING UP.
Ship Helen Clinton. Blanchard. from New York. 10
Norton < Bell
Ship Carondelet S;etRon. z! daya from ramarisetta
Brig join. W Burns Wilsan. days from Carelrr an.
20 MASTER
EXPORTS.
IlVIEP. o. Bark Mary X; bales cotton 1850
slaves
IVERPOOL-Steamsll Janacan--lI73 bales
cotton 1885 sks clCake II sk. island cotton 2i0G
staves
IMPORTS.
BOSTOE-Schcon.r NJ W Atwooc-300 bbis syrup
see 5bls potatoes and eundry rndse
BOSTON--Brig Ii hcwlry-G6l Sbls syrup zoo
bhis potatoes and sandTy mdse
MISUNDERSTANDING Hayau a--l6l5 bxs sugar
bales Ia baCcO CaSe~ 81 .ilrs and Sundries
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
observation-disclosures Ouachita 81 !le---i504 bales
cotton % SKIS se.G cotton 2U5 SKIS cotton seed and
sundr1es
GRAND ECORE-Steamer ~ Marv-T75 bales cot.
ION 20 SKIS seed otto' 20 hld. I2r and sun,t!es
Neutrality-suspicious. ""Ithwestern--iI2 Y.
Ht'e. ""tt"' and eundrits
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Belle Epwand--.ti
bales cotton and sundrirs
CAMDEN-Stsamer Ruth--H. ba!rs cc,tcu and
suuHreA
RECEIPTS Bl fATTE0AD.
TrRGAr'S LOUISIANA AID TKXA', RAILROAD.
February $50 bales cotton lt6 Ind, sugar L9is
do and suuGrles
NtW Dki.A%S NOZZLE AED TfXAS Rt,L-
ROAD, +, Druuary ic-3t, bales cotton "a hda
gar IS bbls mOIasees ami a'iIrv produce
new ORLEANS. JACKSON NO GREAT NOE H.
ERN Railroad February i3-lS4I bale. cotton
and s,rrdrv prrt'uc.
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STEEL Rail: nn.n.. TRACE


STEEl. Rail: n":n: =. TRACE
eALTIMOkt. AND OHIO
RAILROAD.
IA" great "h"'; ii"aI Circtir,.: ..r G..,ubus
4. ST:
""'H'E 6ghtJ seven TO 40 ml.- and ..ry1vt,r ut9
van ~ &-.VaHC..
%ENV YORK.
Saving ftt,-nin. soiiee. and arr .or -. Az, ,A,
'"':s II! .iFi.rc" at
BAfTlNORE.
es''H seyrn'y sev"'' miles. end arriving elxhs
ard three quarters hours IN advance ~
"H~HtSt.TDS.
K.acniug
"HiL&DELruiA
an" .r.'r Vie Qu,c..sI
Ths GREAT 'ROH GALWAY BRIDGE,
'"'' '''', a. Farr. rsb"I% aud be!iaRg
MORNING AZ. WIGHT ilsran
"iHi"hs f"i'"" Drn ~yirg-RoCTa spss
Si""piDs Oars
Con Oh st,a 5"n'r from - Lr''. Cincinnati q
'"i"hDGS 70 5al'IT"''' AID x .ahi,.g;o,. CITY
"lfH'.I 'HtAH3E!
- 'a" Route W" ..,"I ~: "4r.oI. ,,,.r,steys
30 West. - ''''' '"U'H
:. y. ,.,Lf.
''i'"fi.I Tex Ng..' ,.s.fir,"I" Ha.y and
:" = SMITH.
-."''"! !t'!I'." ''.,!'n. i.af'iHI"r" Sar;.npf.
!i'Nh! 4 JONES.
uiiS " '''-'f'''- 'hLoo
e" TIE fA-r ..... ." gaE Essy
VIZ s'oGt"Viue ,:nr oh,S ..ns: Mss.;sussp.
Snji'.Hy.
az COnipletIoE Of IRE LJNsv.l,. rY-s.r. - ehts
"*d and the sploTd.: ,.iuulen; 10. ,,,.s-r ,1~s
'-Sve. makes this - NH"'
REST "''""' ~ :iaciuNAY'.
all PniHTn .Ahl 49,! .uEyEEAs...
FHkEh THkoUt+a T..a:-a DALE,
'''' "l5rct CORRECTIONS '.-i. = ,path .tn IN;
c4uHa.'.
"iTHOt" CHANGE or CARS
% sure era aAk iDr ticke "a i,pu.svtlI1 hta khG
shd TLssies'Ppi RGilwGy t0T rsle at all prfh-
pa .ckcF ohces n the South Luh in LOutzvf1s al
VIZ uthers bth"t ~ the Coua pEny corr er Fourth
allo NAN streets, At Hat Sf0uxs Sn6 L5pisy1lla
me anG Willard Hnt-ts
p ihx ftb 10 Cincinnati and ptlntA EAa1 Va
snln nie' sre gooG mail line steamers and kkk1
rus HhtSts ere p@sl on thib road.
CHARLES Is. FOLLgTT
ssneral p +seI. gel and Ticket Agent st. LoraS
J. L. GRlSwORD
General superintendent b. Lou1es
THOMAS BORw6
l@ ~ EsIGetaI southern Agent, hSvtke
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.,tpHM ItG-.Hh

WKNNftnA1 h'FF'IF" ''UII- .T1 T. Io''
COrTON - The sales today embraced
900 bales, at easier prices. requiring
Is pretty general reduction in our quo
tatlons OF 'sc. We give also tEe Ex-
change figures. which are fer average lists
according with lts official type. while ours
present the proper range 81 the marbetfOr
average lists. but with the outside figures
for low rniddliug ana lhe lower grades
given as the outside rgnres 10y strict:
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION. aSsIMILATED
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William steele and n.h.rs ". Bark Tar.

" III IHIH @EtFTt ana U.htTs v. Unt Z Tar.
1al:-Nn. 10 .Ul
IN THh UNIT II STAT DISTRICT CDTRr
4 District nt LOui-iar.--I'l ofttituc.. 20 an ad
IrIraltv rant. I. direct Il IN ,h. above
entitled sUir, hav" sr.E"d AID taken INTO nv
posse
tHE BARK TARPEfAS her tsckir etc. now u
belcd by william steele ~ Il II. for the rast, set
tort IN the libel n"'s PEI, !, III. II -rIict Court
OF the United States.
Aud | do hereby ci'- aud .fnouish the
owD~r or OWu'Is thereof nri al aud ryery
person or peT-On- ;.a",Eg or pI"t-ndiug 70
have any right title INTER. = r. Ms. same
10 be ana pp+hr Al D,s',TC: Court Of the United
states Tor the dstIlci 1'Ur, said, b. holden at
TIVE c'Iv of New o. leans. the third Nouda, of
February, I" stow raUs. At any thry have or can
why the said bark shoUi not be cord. nm d.
and be y Id agre-aBiN 10 II. Ir:y-. or !.be!fu,+
United states M8r-hsls office, Nv Orleans
twenty nth day of January. 1913
;. b. PA KtRD
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COkSTABLES' SALES,
Bernard ii eebe W.. Charl-s finrtr

Bernard Ill ebe W.. Charl-s finrtrns-First
Justice C' urt, Parish of Orleans. No. IS.
DY VIRTUE OF WHIT or FIERI FACIAS TO
1E me- directed by the Hon w. +. Hons GU Flrst
Justice of the Peace in and for the parish OF Or
leans. wiz proceed to -cti ut public On, at
the Nerch"nts and huctioneeTs EYchar ge, on
Royal street. between Canal and CustOmuousa
-tre-ts. i'll she Second district OF this cit., On
SATURDAY, March Is. 1873, at twelve O'Clock Nj.
the follow ng itscribcd p "ptriv. to WIT
ONE 10 'F q. UND in Iht second District OF
this city. designated by the No. is, in eouare No.
81 which "A bOunaed by Galves, Johnson, Cont
ana st. Louis streets. measuring IS feet front on
Johnson Atrte by l43 t,et inches III dcp'h be-
tween y ralic line. 'ogeth.' with all the imp Ov'
mFuts theI""r Tn" "a lot of ground
CURED by Judgment OF court signed the hf'tenth
dav Of EOv".uhf. i872 End itgi stored IN no io2.
fOlI0 6i2
Seized In the above suit.
Terms ash GA tie spot.
f.lJ % n-hIj IDHN NIRhRY Coast allie
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Fs'siE ONLY PARIS COST taEk.
= NME. GROUX. M. 90 GOJrI SIKE.T.
Between rurbon and hauphn :.
Has just received her fresh supplies direct iron
Paris. All VITO have pntTonI2ed her during In.
past twenty five years viii flud rstand that there
is no hing fashionable ney: or h :.Utf,I won. il
Paris which has been forgotten. She las nj.
ABUNDANCE Of the iS.a; st.ies of materials 10 axe
costumes to order tJI both srxes. Prices Il way.
reasonable tr.it mhlq
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- i..i. .hij:t.

:'.i.......i. .hij:;.
GREAT JACKSON ROUTE. =.
trains "ePafi and arrive as follows ,flc,s tiercs
foot "I CaIi!o!e streetD
AEPAkr ARRIVE.
ENpfees'.'.. $500 \. VI ifX p'ess.....l $40 P ".
Mul. ........ .ti:OD l.. vi Ma 1s,.R1 A NJ
AccOnmOda Acccompdn.
tion....... 400 p. n. iiou..... o1O5I.H.
ms lihe ~ tnanS miles the .hortcsr. and many
hours IN" quickest 10 AL points North and East.
and the only line running Pu Imam. pa ace SIeen'
ing cars 70 Louisville. Hun b.dt aud Memphis
"ith",t chang. only one change to irincipaI
tItl's NORTH ana EASE Tickets for Rae and all
foTmatlI given corner Ea.up and t'on,uus straels
undt City Hot.,i New Orleans
4. D. SHELDON. Agrn:
lai| " +. FROST GeurrGl Ma,.yer
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FOREIGN.

Liverpool ArTivals-Shipmrn of Arms
Insurgents in SpRin-RcWard Offered
by Consul IA t.iVerpsoI-M Of
Miss ROtbspbild,
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Henry Reguer vs.. the ,ombinntion Pro.

Henry Reguer the iombinH ton Pro-
pelling Company. Alex. Hay. Prrsid-nt-tirst
Justice Court for the Parish Of Orlra g, No. 143.
pY VIRTUE OF A WRIT 'P FIEKi FACIAS
ID tc directed by TIL Hon. ". T. Houston,
First Justice Of the Pr4c" and for the pa sh ~
orleans, will proceed to sci at .ubic auction,
on MONDAY. February -. 1873 at twelve O'Clock
NJ, on the corner orc Iond-cL and Eighth STREETS.
the following dehclIb' d property. 20 viii
ONE RAILROAD GAR.
Seized in fh., sD enri'ied aud numb, rcd .I:.f.
Trrms-Cash on the scot.
ftl3 1923 JOHN HURLEY Tous,asts
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Fred I.euron vs.. dc Combinattnn Prs

Fred UeuTon The Combination Pro-
p'! ing COnluau, AK HaS UresId.ut--P st
Just.". '"UrI IN th' F.'ish Of Orleans n" It2
DY VIRTUE 'F d: WRlT .tF FIERI ;CIs. 10
ID me- directed h, the on. ". J. HDu-tf .. Fiisr
JusGic- o. -" r, .r-- IL; .'d 'sT The .ariqh ~
leans, vi. pro, eed Ia 1rll at puric znr',"a, on
MONDAY, February - 1873, AZ twelve oclOrk NJ.
on .he cotn.r o! Csr"T'i"le. and high, si..e!s
The following DESCRIBED property, 20 wit
ONE R-IbROAD CAR
:.rizrd in he above entitled and mum tersd suit
Trrms-f;ash or the -DOt
i.l3 j525 JOHN HURLEY Const.h-
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IMPORTS.

BOSTOH-Hchcon.r W Atwooc-sGo bbis syrup
see 5hls potatoes and eundry mdse
BOSTON-Brig NJ howlry-G6l Sbls syrup zoo
bhis pntatOes and sandry mdse
notwithstanding liayat a--l6l5 bxs sugar
bales tobacco case. cigars and suudries
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Marine intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN [
Thursday. February -. 1873.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
YESTERDAY.

British steamship Jamaican Watson for Lvcfpoo
BRUSH 6s-. Mar, Main. for Livsrpo0.
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EAPUNIN.
LlVERP! o. Bark Mary X: bales cotton 1850
slaves
IVERPOOL-Steamsh p Janaican-l13 bales
cotton 1856 SKIS ciCake II SIX. island COTTON a0G
staves
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EEL0W CUNNING UP.
Ship Helen Clinton. Blanchard. from New York 20
Norton Bell
Ship Carondelet 81 etRon z! days from parnarlsetta
Ne. to MASTER
Brig Join. w Burns Wilsan. t days from Gardur az.
.naSteg-e
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-07-10
A Curious Crime.

A distressing tragedy is reported
from Umbria, Italy, near Gualdo
TacIino. A young married couple were
one day engaged in field work, while
their child, an infant 1T the breast, lay
some distance from them on the
ground. Suddenly a shrek WAS heard,
which caused the man to run, and see
what had bcfallcn the little one. A
terrible sight met his eyes. Ono of the
snakes common in Central Italy, at
tractcd, no doubt, by the milky odor
in the bahy's breath, was attempting
to creep down IT'S throat. Tn his de-
Spair the frightened father graspcd the
reptile by the tail, which was still pro.
tr'l,ling, but in tho cndcavor to pull
the snake out the tail broke, and the
child cl,nkcd. In his excitement the
man seized II shovel and struck his
wife on the head, who had remained ut
work, entirely unconscious of what
WAS going on, such u violent blow that
She fell dead.
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A Vegetable of Prev.

Writing to the Minneapolis Tribune, q
tourist describes the acquisition OF that
wonder in the vegetable world, the Di-
onna Musipula, or Vcnus's Fly trap. l,
was only II dried specimen, for the plant
isa native Of hut u single locality on the
face of the globe-the low, sandy savau.
mas hear Wilmington, N Z. It belongs
to the small but remarkable class Of
plants which have tho habit Of feeding up-
Oh animals. In short 1t is that phenomo-
non i'll nature, Il carnivorous vegetable.
which will not flourish unless nurtured
upon meat diet. The peculiar ingenuity
of tho contrivance by which it captures
its prey is the distinguishing character.
istic Of this species. Each leaf is tipped
with an appendage shaped like tue open
covers of u book with tho corners rounded
and the edges fringcd with stiff bris-
ties. This proves IL deadly trap to every
insect that allights on it, for instantly, On
feeling the irritation, it shut together as if
by spring along the midrib, and, inter.
lacing the bristles, holds tho luckless vic
tim until his struggles and life cease to-
gcther. But this trick OF Ay.cltcl.ing is
not practiced Tor wantonness merely,
Strongest part Of all the proceeding, Us
soon as the insect is enclosed in this living
prison, from numerous minute glands i'm
mersed in the lecture Of the walls, the
saliva'like liquid, sort of gastric juice,
is given out that moistens and dissolves ali
it's soft parts, which are then taken into the
system Of the plant by absorption. When
the nutritive portions OF the insect have
thus been consumed, the trap slowly I'm.
closes aud is ready Tor another action.
This process is repeated with rapidlty but
once or twice. for, rs in ali cases where
plants have tho capacity Of motion, the
s'ncws OF the Leaf grow stiff with ago, it
loses 'ts Aensibilities, and gradually dc.
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the GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL

One OF tine most marked institutions Of the
"utgr"wth II lite III our larger ccnttrs OF pop
Miatinm is the great hotel, and no fcatutc Is
more notable an! rrn,al kabIc in New Chicago
Than the vast raravansarlcs that are to make
her the hotel city of tho continent. Tho larg
! est of these, and the largest hotel structure in
the world, is the Grand Pacific, il cat Of which
We give III this issue, at once the pride and The
marvel Of the Garden City. Its immense size
and elegance arc we'll indicated in the cnyrav-
ing, ami very reliable in suS"cstIvcnrSs as to
tho appointments and adornn,cnts Of the inte
rlor. Tho Grand Pacific covers an area oil
GlO00 square feet. all entire block, bounded
by Clark, Jackson, I.aSallo and Quincy streets.
Opposite. Oh Clark street, is rapidly rising the
vast government building, also occupying an
entire square. Tho material of the front. Of
the great hotel is the beautiful olive tinted
Ohio sandstone. The structure cost over one
| million dollars, aud its fui nShng by the less
ces, Mtssrs. George W. Gage, David A. Gage,
and John A. Rice, na,ly four hundred thous-
and dollais, All expenditure warranted by
their twenty years. lease, aud securing
thr"uSll"u ut richness. elegance, and sOlidity
that will give enduring attractiyentSs to the
hotel, and carry it's fame among travellers all
over the globe. The earl cts OF the house,
ANnIinst, r,Aubiss Oh, Wilton ami Eu.liSh Brus-
s,ls, are all in new STYLES, and largely in spr.
clal designs, and aggregate over Siruc3rs inc
beautiful carpets Of the corridors, eleven feet
wide. amount to orcv Il mile in length. The
features OF the hotel that most strike the vis-
liOr and guest arc the two immense intoriOl.
courts, used respectively for tho grand office
and the office arcade. The principal Dinu"
Hall IS l35 by G5 feet !; the Ladies' Ordinary
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WINNING GOLDEN OPINIONS.
haps no man living has won more gold.
en- opinions than DIR. Walker, as the
enormous and widely increasing sale OF
his CALIFORNIA VINEGAR BlrrERs at
tests. We never look into one of our
exchanges, but there is panegyric of
the Bitters staring MS in the face. Our
readers will say that there must be :,
reason for all this praise. They are
right. The efficacy Of this celebrated
medicine is established by evidence
which it is impossible to doubt. Among
the thousands who have borne testimo-
ny to it's excellence, there IS not one
dissenticnt voice. III very many phases
failing. All diseases arising from Il,
vitia:ed state Of the blood are surely
eradicated by it. It is an ci1cctual
remedy for pulmonary complaints, bill
ious, remittcnt and intermittent fcvcrs,
rheumatism and dyspepsia. 1t purges
the body Of all unhealthy humors.
gives tone to the system, and where
the vital powers are cnfecblc,l. restores
their functions to vigorous and healthy
action. All this it does the more cifec-
tnally because it's operation is not in
tcrfcrcd with by the presence Of alco-
hol. The VlNEGAK BlrrEKs is perfectly
free from amy such hurtfnl ingredient.
We have always believed that plants
contain the true remedies f0r disease,
and an the remedies necessary. Dr.
Walker is on tho line of real progress,
and we hope that he will not rest
on ms pr' sent discoveries. -Colu.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-07-10
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Es. | all, all alone! u totes dawn to slurcl.,
AMI 'ry let; me here I" tetp house.
Amt dom to tate mo to shurch any more,
Tcuso l don't tccp still as Il mouse.
dust didn't do muffin as TODD see;
fought lit mar kably still,
l only looted up at the twiro once or twice,
An tasion'iy over to Bill.
Para. he dave me Invite shiny penny,
felt pwtty vich for Il season,
l;iit dust y:te away got poor as muffin,
When L, tout T. Election for hc,rn.
dust wouldn't tarcd one sjrt, H'ry'h told me
l auu.int have foot on ut alt.
But III nL,'t u' my mind to buy mo Il horse,
An u rctnrc dave 4 liu etwaii.
Then my papa, he j'uuc.d me just awful!
an mamma, sc l',Il:;rtI me most hn".
An tis'cred if didn't stop ,ltr away,
Nru div mo \ Ia: ie 81 Ii. 4 shoe!
iwitty SOON, when = minister was flynn
Au' hollrlu' H. boys t" be ,inoi.
| fought it was tune for q n"osic u.laln,
So sun dust MS loud AZ | TODD
dot buddy murder at time, don't 90 tiuts,
An mos swallowed mamma $ It'd dluy;
lant see any wong bout y words or y tune,
'Ey VAS buic bout "OlI, how love-
My feet didn't tum rear < lloor don't 90 b'lcvr
An dot So dizzy Il hanyin',
AT dust fore knowrh it, l yollr,l of Z scat,
AM dave my head doou banSin',
Oh, no sir, tant 30 to shurrh for long whites
An wis ii ood be SO tlnd.
O"'h spcat t" = missioner bout Is poor lamb
TallSe III hate: dust awful, to 'llt iri' behind
Tr'aps i Lord will tum down from Ills ting don
An tarry me up 70 c sty,
Tausc | dot no chance to be saved wivc vest,
An Him will loot down and ecc why.
rs. all, all alone! q totes done to shurcl,
An 'ry LET me here tausc, 90 see,
Its $" lrrtlul hard for 1lr fo,cs lite EN-
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