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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-08-29

A GENTLEMAN in the eastern part OF the
State, who was about having his leg ampu-
tated on account Of its being bent at right
angles and stifi at the knee. heard Of John
son's dnodgns Imminent. After using u a
short time his leg became straight, and Is
now as scryicable as the other.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-08-29

No. 25 Fulton street. New York.
For sale by all Druggists.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-08-29

SOLD ny ALL MEDICINE DEALERS.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-12-28
THE END.

We tako pleasure in calling attention to the
advertisement of that old and juotly popular firm,
PasterS Thomau. Nos. 523 and ;s4 Camp street. oppo
site Magazine Market For many years theirs has been
one of the Loading establishments of the Fourth Dis
trc and those who give thom cal will find that their
stock as large and their prices low those OF
house in the city They selling choice oak and ash
wood at reduced prices delivered free. They have
best Pissburg coal, screened for family also
large stock o: hay corn, oats an1 bran. Planters gar.
deners and commission merchants requested to
give them CALI when wanting seed potatoes. They
have the Boston Jackson Whites, Peerless. Russets
and ali other choice varieties all guaranteed sound and
in good shipping Order and for sale at the lowest
kot prices
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-12-28

We call special attention to the advertse-
ment of NSSsrs. n. j. & D D. o'Brien, commission
merch and dealers In hay oOrn oata and bran Ne
% Petsrs street They young of high standing
for integrity capacity and energy and have had long
experience in commercial affairs,
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-12-28

To save money is the object, now, of every
and in order to do IN buylng bOSts and shoes
would savise call At the large shOe store of Jno G.
Wagner, DAuphine, Ursullno street, whore the
public will and sufficient reason for calling again
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-12-28

Ladies will fad on our fifth page the adver-
tissmont Of Miss C. C. Matthew'S No. 2sSl Camp near
CAlOpe street, who has largo stock Of braids curs
switches oso in real human hair together with fancy
articles for the toilet.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-12-28
MISUNDERSTANDING.

Observation-Disclosures.
RICE BROS. q CO.,
80 and Of Camp Street % and 81
Bsaasa Store, sss Magazine Street,
HRw o1LlANs, La.
Importers Of Forsign and Domestas
HARDWARE,
Cutlery, Guns, Timers Stock, Tinners' Tools,
BUILDERS HARDWARE.
HoUSE-FURNISHING GOODS Of every description.
Manufacturers of
BRIGHT TIN AND JAPAN WARE.
Keep constantly hand the Largest Stock Of Ceskg
and Heating Stoves to BIO found in the South,
and are Sole Ageuts for the
Celebrated Charter Oak Cooking Stoves,
Chief among which is the
NEW CHARTER OAK, for Coal Coke or Wood,
with Low Reservoir Boiler.
We guarantee tho Charter Oak to give entire salts
faction in all work.
Come and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
JOSEPH SCHWARTZ,
nroRrkR AND DEALxR1S
Carriage, Wagon and Cart Materials,
pf'AS' Bodies, Wood Wors Trinmine esei' Buggy
PAINTS AND vARNIsHEs
sARvEN PATENT WHEEL,
SALES ROOM, NO. "a CARoNDELRr ST.,
Factory-No. Carroll Street,
no2 em n1w oRLRANs.
!. BALDWIN. Established 1922 9. a. s1ooons,
| HARDWARE. in c'nn'nA'@'
A. BALDWIN & CO.,
Successors to
sLocoMB, BALDWIN & CO.,
"a Canal, and 81, 90 and 95 Common Streets,
NEW ORLEANS,
Importers and Dealers in
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARDWARE
Guns, Locks, Cutlery, Nails,
STEEL, IRON CASTINGS. ETC. ETC.
Together with
A FULL STOCK OF FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
Which Offering to the Trade at Reduced Prices
A. BALDWIN g. CO.,
| Adjoining the City Hotel
AGENTS
| J.E. CARvER'S GIN,
| COATS BOILER IRON,
| VALENTINE & BUTLERs SAFES.
| Z. @. BROOKES CUT NAILS AND SPIKES,
WESTERN OIL COMPANY. au36m
|B,J. WEST,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
MACHINERY AND PLANTERS HARDWARE,
lis and 117 Magazine Street,
New Orleans,
Poole & Hant, Il. & F. Blandy and B. W. Payne
Sens. Manufacturers OF STEAM ENGINES SAW
MILLS, eto.
Geo. L. squer Il Bro.-SUGAR MILLS, HORSE
| POWERS, ete.
word" and Kirby" MOWERS and REAPERs.
R. Ball & Co. and a. B. smith-wooD WORKING
MACHINERY.
American Saw Company-SAWS.
winahip & Bro.-CoTToN GINS.
Baskeys Toundry-BELLs.
7. c. Hisbst-CoTToH PRESS SCREWS, eto-
T g. ATHENS son,
7 $780,. -TcHoUPEroUIAs sTREEr-. ass
! DEALERS IN HARDWARE,
Iron. StSel Copper Brass, Lead Glvenl.ed gpfAnDs
Nails, Bolts eto.
Brass and Competition Ship Hard ware Builders Hard
wAre and Fire Crates
INNk oRrgth nS and Rnll n
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-12-28

LSplaces Indian Turnip PeCtoral Balm is
universally acknowledged tho quickest and suroat
caro- for coughs sOlds end bronchial Affections Try
the next time yeu aaaleted. All good druggists
sell st.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-12-28

The first appearance of Mary, With hes
swolleu eyes and pale fAcc, made Mrs. Moran
aware that all was over, even before her niece
spoke. will net go far as to state that for
tunate Molly did not shed tears ut her hapless
sisters fats and the sad want that had pre-
coded it, for Mary had drawn the recital of all
her nature was ono of that elastic kind as to
enable it's owner very speedily to throw the
trouble aud the sorrow aside
OF course Mary told her all that had trans
pred CONCERNING herself, and her changed
prospects; and then, after long pause Ms.
Moran observed:
well, aud now you going to leave me
for good and all, just as l expected to DO quiet
aud comfortable; you'll want money, you
know; here is a note for thirty pounds" she
added, throwing it in Mary's lap; . send To ono
of the great mourning houses; they will have
everything you require ready in II few hours
When do you mean TO leave Dub!ini'
"On Thursday. Father Vincent is anxious
I should leave soon posi- BILE"
And accordingly on the morning of that day,
her mind divided between joy aud sorrow,
Mary bade farewell to Dublin, end, escorted
England, for the first time visiting the land of
her nativity; and often did she think of her
whose loving arms had borne her, helpless
infant to the country she Was leaving, endear-
ed to her by a thousand fond rooollections.
1t was drawing towards the close of 3 fine
evening in August, when they arrived at the
railway station, two miles from Ashleigh
avoided twenty-five years previously, on the
night on which She had stolen away her sisters
child.
The timepieee which stood on the shelf in
the old library, and the watches of tho Forces
ters, mother aud son, had never, believe, boon
consulted 40 frequently as on that aud the pre-
vious evening; for Father Vincent had par
posely, wich the idea OF giving o surprise, con-
oealed the exact day on which he expected to
reach England.
Walters mind was, in q manner, dazed aud
bewildered by the utter change that had taken
place, raised as he was from the depth of PEN
ury to the height, If not of positive afiuencs,
to q handsome competency sufficient for the
careful was he too, to bestOw upon the new
found mother, who had so long and SO bitterly
bewailed his loss, every mark of love and Af-
fiction; though, at the same time, he found it
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mole 3m
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-12-28
COOPERAGE.. ...-...COOPERAGE
A CIRCULAR TO THE MERCHANTS, PLANTERS
AND GROCERS OF LOUISIANA.

We. the undersigned BOSS COOPERS of the city OF
Now Orleans do form ourselves iato Protective Asso
citation for the Of selling work direct to tho
Merchants, Planters and 9Hocers, aud il possible to
avoid selling other Boss Coopers who call them selves
Coopers. and by some Of whom some Of MS have sus
tanned worry heavy losses after they had collected
cooperage sold to them.
We have leased the store No. 81 Peters street,
Customhouse, and win commence business Tuesday,
November 1873.
we offer for sale the LARGEST STOCK OF COOP.
ERAGE ever offered before in this city, Wis: Sugar
Hcgsheads Molasses Barrels Half Barrels and Kegs;
also, Hogshead Barrel half Barrel Hoop Poles all
of which will be delivered free Of drayage at the lowest
market prices.
We have selected from among u.s. Mr.. J. BERK.
cry. formerly Of the large Cooperage on the Sugar
Landing. Manager and Salesman, and CHAS r.
SCHOPFER as Treasurer
LOUIS HALLER,
HILAR OdNMACHT,
JACOB WERNER
MICHAEL DISQUE,
HENRY BARKMEYER,
WIN. SCHU LTNGKAMP,
. FRED. NfC0LAUS,
CHAS. R. SCHOPFER,
nol6 3m B. J. BERKERY.
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LONG LOOKED FOR COME AT LAST,
, 1873-10-12

that ho was almost shoo1csg, and that tic fall
sns on him, to bo followed In awe co9eae ot
timo by tho storm and rigorous winter, whom no
man with tho proper amount or foeslbg Ill hls
feet could 20 barefoot. The mattor WIS ono OF
painful interest to him, md l1o ,po'dorod loilg
mud dooply on tho why ho should overcome 70. tue ",
mtsfortuneB OF n depleted pnrao, and At laa5 70
got an idoa, MI unusual thing for him, b1lt,
strange to my, It wns brilliant ono. liz actoa
on It, and th1s Is how he did WIN ~ tho
ASSURANCE Of q mnn with Woil"hien
pocket, lo ontorcd n Rhoo-storo mil nhu
Ills monauro taken for covering OF nls
foundations. Tho obliging Cr!spin received
particular instructions a. TO tho 1nannor ana
style OF mako, and Ills new-fou1ll customer iote.
hNt only to enter another ahoo-atoro Bome
squares below, where tho same performance WIS
gono through.
In timo both pairs OF shnou woro mndo, h,lss
tho sl,ooloas man, with tho dignity Of froo and
respectable oitlzou md n legal yotor cailon on
shoemaker No. !, tried on the right-foot aiioo,
and camo to tho conclusion that u ment H. oo1-
tor II ho had on pair sooks. Would tho a1oa-
nakor bo so obligng ~ to lot him tako that one
slloo homo Z aud IL It suited he would como BACK
for tho othcr. OF course tho ghoemal5eMT r. wan Dns
too happy, mud tho purchaser loft, and NO. was
visited. From him tho 1eft-foot g4oo vas ob-
tainod In the Bnrno MANNER completing tie par'
Thoro nro two mad mon down town, aad II tlic
shoa-purohaBing chap over crossoa the Thy Oh
either, tlero will DO trouble.
, 1873-10-12

o,1n oaroor as n humorous lecturer. North, 4
D1iton by birth, an accomplished hut eccentric
man, committed suioldo, and loft bolind him n
1ffar f fa wor eqHa 1.-the ,o s"vS
lnoeting with any particular Bucocss. Noai md
with hoary ago Of sono ao.odl yonre. House
is now 4 Professor Of English Literature in a
ont Of tho 1ri1,tne. Winter d lilo ahlo dramatic
critic Of tho sano Journal. sl,any etill purauos
fugitive 1ltorneure; and tho potfto and pretty
Getty Gay and llor fotninino companions, most
Of tham actroaaca, aro Hcaltored-no enc knows
whore.
Ada Glare hersolf was at ono ti1no on tho
utol to tho Saturday Press, Of which Henry
glapp, tlo oldest Of tho got' vas thG editor
o Of M e sfys cosrs 1n ~ot iGs o ssonSo ni 'S
rfafr's restaurant, in Broadway, ncar Doock-
or, who clings to tho original nnd NOR
lid principles OF tho peculiar orgnniza-
lion; who aahores rolgiors'y to nbbroyiatc'i
paragraphs, excessive 1ngor, MID disregard Of
doht. Ho Is conaldorably beyond 60 now.
Much surprise las boon Expressed that Wlkio
Collins should begin his readings from his own
books in tho interior towns instead OF the Motrop-
oils. Tho roason is said to DO hia foar lost no
may not mako favorable impression, anu ho
profors to fail-if he must-bofore provincial
rather thnn boforc cosmopolitan audience.
Sc4fbRer's Monthly ascribes mitch Of lts OK
tended circulation to its liboral advertising, III
which its publishers arc reputed to havo OK,
ponded 100000.
It iB said that como Of our 1argost banks lost
during tho woot Of tho panic, nonrly two.tllirat
Of their entire lopoBtsa. sum I'M aanta1onntng ana AZ
|t Max Nlarotzol'B lyric troupe, at tho Grant
Opora, havo had very auspioious beginning
Lucca never eang bottor, and Tamberik and D.
Murska have won laurols many aud greon Ma
rotEek con hardly fail OF highly prosperous sea
| sou.
Tho r,,mor iB ntloat that n largo number o
| Northorn Pacific bonds havo been sold hero thi
week. at from, 81 to DO cents on tho dollar ant
/ that many more could DO Ind at tho samo rate:
| Those who ought to know say that Cornelu
Vanderbilt loat $700, 600 or $500, 900 by tho tln
bio in stocks and that lo was compelled to 10
thon 60, in spite Of thoir higher yaluo, on ac
count Of the general Btrlngonoy md 1istrust il
tho money~,nnrket.
A story Is circulating in. Printing-noua
squnro tlat Henry g. Bowen has disposed o
tho Independent. In all probability, this is 40
truo, aud may hnyo arisen from the fact that IL
has sold part OF lis interest in tho Brookly1
| Uljou CoLsToUN,
, 1873-10-12

Tho Westward movement Of currency to this
city, for tho purchase Of graln, las not ceasod.
a trunk full Of paper money, aggregasing about
$3.50 O00 oil In So ind $40 bills, arrived here this
morning, from Canada, for tho purchase of
wheat. .
. Tho committee appointed to investigate tho
clurges rccontly mado against tho proprIotorB or
managers Of the Chicago & Alton Elevator III
thus city. mot tlla morning In tho ofco of lob-
ort WRrron, ESQ.,. for tho purpose or hoatil,E
Testimony. A few witnoasos were examined,
aul sumo parties made atatomonts, which con-
TUNED nothing now. Tho committee Will proba-
coming weok, 1t ia not yet known how far 1t will
"iuyostigato," or What it will turn up.
TIE hlAnKETs.
Tho leading produce markets wero gonorally
lowcr to.tluy, owing to depressing atlylcos from
Easor polnts md TIE further re9to o. the
duo chiefly to tho continued scarcity Of inonoy
with Whioll to cnrry property. This roaolod oil
Chicago, though 4 poonnialY scarcity does not
now oxlst hero; but tho roslnotton brought out
a brink den1and, which Htiffencd prcos Of grain
towards tho end Of tho session, and cansea ii
more active shipplng movement than could Layo
boou expected under tho circumstances.
For tlio closing day of the weok tho amount Of
stn,alo aud ta,,oy dry goods distributed WAS quito
IN to all reasonable expectations, and tho mar
LOTIONS are htill ltlo slow, thoy aro gradually
working easiar, aud anlong tie trade gonoralty
there Ii apparont growing contllouco, Stocks!
nyo nat lnigo but, in point OF asaortlnont alid
general attraotlyoness, they arc coulp1oto ~ all
dopart,uouta md tho naarl;et ls eoui'lercd by
shows stoaly improvement, there boiag noticea.
bla gradual iucreago in the number Ut orders,
as VOL aa III tho amounts called for
Prices, howeyor, seon 10 bo working eaaler
, 1873-10-12

Chicago City 7s... .............. 50. p0 md INT.
qsSs T"n oe"nty eoay, ''i and sy 10 i cent "n' w.
" Tho priyato bank Of nlorril Laid, at EyanH-
'on' i'' 1oauuu "n. a,r,,.~ r, .~;ax ~ r,nrr o,rma
,7ra, t.a. ~ ~ e ~ Io,.is m Hinbs. ri. 10.
When ths Sew York banks edolsa the ioen;esss!a- a.
snro n raney .n,,st ho nlso nioned tcrs II il mt
s"oo aanu ~ Z o orcnmrnt of enc t,no n,n
failed 10 S % sSa'no n or eoGy c nvos 0 s1 Of
rnaIlinG lin bn,,ha to postnpno evil for tic
snomenf, md to a.,alatn Themselves md Their
tna ni5 T." oacCrin,ed lit from tin r fhnro
woro snm,o In II, .hls city mi, eomo In Ccaeo WHO o,-
fnitv ,referscI TIM Nav York syaton ut, lilo !oa,
cortiilcatea woro a isscd III ohcago, aiti,ougI no
e1s s asa to ao @ s 5 sas sa
isso iS eee as at I j. 10 inare %ht
es been Tho Fes sn from New York BY bo eo.nor
cortacotcs tssued to tnlse ita ace as se scnt est
M 4e os g. mo ~ esehaas @
millions of wheat oil last wcol tic recolpa of cr-
re1,ay by tho express companies avoraged nearly
renoy 70 .S bsn ny Wero w tho trob bcsan and ono
Torh 10 p',rehaso It iacount tp Nov York ioan
cortiflcacs with which to ueot obligations Of CHI
cago merchants: ,u. ,,,, xo.,,u., .,, M ooo =,
CIronfch Of Saturday shows thnt a,lm Las gouo into
Tie savings banks leaving the Clearing -Houae
cnrantsis URGENTLY bcgs tic uaTings banks to
giva m fhfa monny . "a spectal depost To tho
dleayipu.nonao combination, Tho hslks IN THAT com,
isss i ovor % u their roserve LOST wock, since
tho suspension. Regular statemeuta have been M
staai nor does tno fact tat about S. 900 ont 81
tho 5a 600 Of loa-carfcatcs issued have bcon
stronger Banks have begun to call In their fsses Of
paper which hiss aomcwlat dcpreciatcd. Meanwhile
Ganhe of Now York hayo bccomo 90 dissatisfied will
their noaon that thoy asu discussing whether to with
draw from tbo Assocattpp and to form new one II
woh it sin b. milo that no member shall pay in,
cpes Thus tho streassss t9nss 3il nsgt5
| iina c,1iborislky couotuentctl. 6rst thai tue,
,ycrn on1v anori1cjnr tbeir own erangth aud that o
thf coputty at large by Remaining IN combination
with weak institutsons and, second, TINT tho osisnt
couFrd hy thA ptactaco of paying interest on deposits
How tlocs st. Lutta etailt7 Our best ),auk8, fa
an We can learn, nro much stronger today than tho
| woro wfpn tito difficulties began Nevertheless
, 1873-10-12

Flour was worry quiet, almost to inactivity, tho
absence Of demand in Now York mud the con-
tinued weakness in wheat causing shippers to
absent themselves from tho market, while thoro
was only light local trade. Pricea wero said to
lo unchanged, but holders Ind scarcely q chance
Of saying Whether or not thoy would sell Mt less
than formor quotations.. Bran WAS strong.
Sales wore reported Of as brls white winter OK
tras at as.75; 100 brla DO at s8.bo; 25o hrls
Spatent) at $500; 800 brls do nt $500 25 bris
nrring nuporauos 1T s4.o0; SO brls do at a3:G215.
Total, 775 brla. Also, 20 tons bran ut $la6o, Oh
track.
Tho following wore nouainally tho closing
, 1873-10-12

Withdrawn from store ycstortlny for city
consumption: 3,9bl bu wheat; 3,aa7 bu corn;
5,997 bu oats; 8,8ss bu ryo, 3,923 bu barley.
Withdrawn for do during tho past week; 1o,4a6
bu wheat; 81, ,1GG bu corn $3.50 bu oats; G,844
bu rye 1886 bu barley.
Tho following grain has boon inspected
into storo this morning up to 10 O'Clock:
a21 cars whent; 334 cars corn, 10000 bu No.
do, by canal; 95 cars outs; 10 cars ryo; &c cars
barley. Total (056 cars}, 2S5, ,o00 bn-
The following wero tho receipts nndahipmonts
Of brcadatuffa and 1.-Two stock at this point dur
ing tho past wcok anl for tho corresponding
woo1s ending as dated:
, 1873-10-12
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET,
Review for the yyccte Ending Snttlr-
dny Evening. Oct. Ill.
SATURDAY EVENING, Oct II.
The receipts Of livestock si'acs Saturday have been
nj

In tho 1.-Two stock stock trade tho past wee haa been
q dull and uproatable one 4 large increase In tho
anda yery pronounced depreciation values. Hogs
son "1b25o per 100 bB ile tho decline IN eattls anl
the pes icy na ad Hq Ss0
md the amount Of stock remaining in The yards IN
sela nay DO stated ia round numbers At oo esto
cles active aud nasiess was the laes
Of adequate transportation fac!ities Light, conpara-
ply of stock cars was not sufficient to accommodate
thom, aud considerable amount Of stock TINT WAS
purchased for tho Eastern market will havo to be
0ATTLE-At tho opening Of tho market on Monday
tho outlook seemed a,apicious for Sellers Iele-
grN,ns from tho East wore encouraging, aud, as sun.
head, holders wore chcorfu! and confident. Int the
toReter With tho unfayorae reaction at The scaboara
entirely changed the complexion q tlo MARKET ana
s d senae @ ~ NV a5ssSs TaE sAbsn b5as
Pittsburgh. Buffalo, and " facs oil tue Eastern mar-
kets havc had surplus Of cattle and prices arc mn
a5o to 76o por 100 lls. uoro tho decline bus boen $50
&c. rs compared with the highest point Of last week..
During tic flrst half Of the very no cattlo
received and aalcs at s5o59ooo were not nfre.
aus WHILE @ n tive oS three instances nsre was
prlcca ranging downward from s1;7s. rackers have
hutchcrs tho only considerable operators. Tho pur-
Suroa m nvTera, accont-amonto bout so6o,
""uou 1a ~ ~ oEE m ~ com,,nnn T., . ID ori;los
anc5 * ~ ror rorn m,to aoo and
sa ao a. sa |ef o liz Ha as of local Seos oa-
S u nt 81 oossTs for Toxans and at s276@3:7a for
Fs iTs, Wins s IL fow Instances pad for
GoSo cws w. anu A M ,sl NJ Irosnnt lno nariIc is noai
III at 81 7S Is for moor 10 really good royeB Veal
f".yes far sr..,v sst asy%ne'0 ss',rn t''" s''''
To.dny fho arrivals were unusually heavy for Sat-
f,n1t1
nrcaa in order 10 offec, sales buyers did not seem
t!es!rous to nyest, however at tho lower rates.
Tn1v fonrtha Of tho rccs,s wore Te1as cattle,
Tho market closed dull and weak.
@Ne oror.r,oxa
,o1 Iouar.A1an snasa @moo am
G1sn ss nnI ,',,vnr
,s oa ~ nAu III: - ~ vo f,rn,. voar
oio'ce ~ aan ad snara l'' 'avernunn sG to
~ .ko M H. Wv "''eA', "'e .' 5,o59b, co
eooa beescsM ne J., nn suy IL e5as. 90
s,eers GsetagS l1uo ~ ~ t,Hsv s nyrr
Meaanm 4saaesI5tSers =. ~ f. liz a't "se 4o3a4 so
"Htl6 Il s.u ~ 4'|yu .n "s fntr a+crra
, 1873-10-12

Geld coupons, .l01a l0SA
1nln GXcltnnGo .....+ ..u 1USn
HtcrInu exchange large rafs)... -. ... 101N@tU7,l
f!hjcnuD City 7s. ,...,..,,.,,,. ..., 10 md Int.
(look County ia, -. 90 md iu.
Town, county, and city 10 u cc1lt
, 1873-10-12

E3Mss EEaas 1s,F 9st' 's' i 11a aSs e 5So 5so s
sineo N.Y. ?s !s ;s,9 s q 4 az 75a
, 1873-10-12
COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY EVENING, Oct. II.
Tho following were the receipts aud shipmeuts
of tho leading artic!cs of produce in Chicago
during the past twcnty-four hours. and for the
corresponding date ono year ago:
, 1873-10-12

fT0lH kh1 4fGt6 OfkeA{t8 1lTtf8.
Last mouth tlloro died in tho Hospital In st.
Louis, by wlatoyor alias sI.e might thou DO
known, who used to be Stella dol Norto. 1n tho
old mining days, whom California was but q
camp, and tho Golden City q rudo collection Of
woodon shantloa,. the country was electrified to
loaru one dny as the Cashier Of tho Daul Of CAL
ifornia was standing alone in l!ia vault, woman
oponod tho door, ond ID, H. holding pat99' to his
cold ,nuazlo OF tho pistol In close proximity to
Ills brow, he worry reluctantly consented, and
tho vision loft, aud he next day received d very
ueat card with tho written inscription
"ThankH, sIolln dol Norlo." sho was after.
wards arrested by Vigilance Committee dressed
found to be d wonlan, wien they released lor,
aud raised subscription Of 81 ,o00 with wl'icl,
she loft tho country, aud coming to tho btatos
was known al D desperate old nhop-llftor and
aueak-th0f.
A Now Way oR Gsotting II Pstir Of shoes.
! Front The 4Seto Orltnns IteaHtne.
I It IL recorded TINT d certain impecunioHa mail
who boarda aroma In the secoaA District, VIZ
some days ago aroused to tlo MolallchQly tacl