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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-21

Incluled n the 2l5 bales 10 arrive
Forward have declined 3l6U4c, with only mode
rate Sales as follows 81; on basis OF 10"
Aildu1s 90
Sss Saturday evening pm: October 100 16 7l6c; 200,
l63c S. November 200. IS 7l6c 200, l62c December.
500 lGi2 200 is 9l6e5o POO lG 1872 JsspaD goo
i up to 3 D. D.. October 300 i6os; 700 l6hc 100 3l6e
Yoycnber 500 ll32ci 100 is 5.l6, 600 lG4e 100,
800 Is 5l6e 200 10 892c 300 l6 Ice 100 l64c 100
l6 732c 200 IS see 100 i9,tc December 300 le1s,i
100 16ase COO i6 1889 100 lGas POO 10 5lGc 100,
i6ll.32c; 400 1Gilcj 200, 16 9.32c; 100, lGc; 200
10 7l6c; February. 100, lG@- 100. is 1872 100,
100 10 91Ga April 100 1Gaic total ll.7OO baies' grand
t1ts.. IL. 200 bales
COFFEE Rio Coffee quiet bat quoted firm at 2Od22c, gold
embraced 800 bags Costa Rico private quoted at ~
ale, gold
FLOUR MEAL The inquiry Flour light especially for
Family The low grades firm and fairly active
The iTmne In exchange and
financial circles favorable features At the close
quiet especially medium and gh eralei the
grades owing the light arrivals sales OF G,sOO bb We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-21

Southern State bonds were without feature, and
the leading securities lower Old Tennessees
cold down 10 20 with more Offering, new July South
Carolinas selling at 1OlGn, with offerings at III.
small lot of Missours. H. and 81. JO ISSUE fetched
- Tho hids wore "a folloWs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-21
BANKING AND FINANCIAL

REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE BONDs-COupOn or
Registered. interest per cent. guaranteed by the
EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY. Capital, SlOJ)OU0.
For sale at the office of the Company, No. 70 Cedar
ST.. y. \. JONATHAN EDWARDS, President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-21
1aadelpbis u9sh

The sales Of gold were mostly at 1OS.dlJS3,
though the range was 1oS6lOSl, the dealing being
sht and devoid of feature the absence of news
rom Europe checking the speculation. On gold
loans the rates s. 4, g. 7, and gold for carry
ing The Assistant Treasurer paid out $1,000 IN
called bonds, and Slls.OOO in coin interest. The
days business at the Gold Exchange Bank covered ::
Gold cleared, S2o1oGOoO; gold balances S731,5O9 ;
currency balances, $7G7,83g The quotations were As
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-21

Tfc
more than grade above below the luOiel
lALF n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-21

"
PETROLEUM-The market easier
for October there sellers 1919 5000
reported that NoTenber quoted 10 Dec
steady al 2c moderate haphihs
weak D7s DlOc Crude IN hulk held 5l aud without
Shipping Crude nominal At l02; the bseHe 81 cable al
from the producing duuca
At Pladhs the market inactive PRICES entirely
10 ~. for November and 1886 for October
RIGB-Caona n foil supply sales 800 7afG
fair demand. with sales OF % Ga
Chr: md 60 hags Patns AZ 7d7lic.
SUGARS-The aws prices
steady the Of 7 81 for PAR TO Good Refining nd Si use
Cniruya sales 500 hhs Poro Rico 7'; 800 DO Cuba
hucogadO $40 hhis. Prime Centrifugal abe ami
Centrifugal Sas, prompt cash Refined and
rnand. Hards, lO9f0lO7s-; White, 10 OlOifn.
SEEnSover dull Spot held above buyer views;
load sold, o arrive, At CSC for sthcly Choice
SrEAN dull steady sales 100 ID City aud IL
bhls FancY DO $50.
TALLOW quiet and gnchlhgd; .aes Of 20 900 ,t7i
WHISKY higher but less active; bbls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-21
i,;,,IuTIA.DFIPHIA AND ERIE RAILROAD

llHII ,ADELPHlA AMI EhlE hAllyhOAD-
ONLY DIRRs.T ROUTE. WITHOUT GhAsGk 0P CABS TO
M 80 Dn,broses and Corr Andtst Ferries;
40 ~ ESPress daily eIesg Sunday, With Patasa Fires
% sgh nom Philadelphia 70 WismspoTt and Palace Car - on
CIV Arae sonbury, $40 wAmlpor $50 Leea Hs.es 300,
go. ii.lO NJ Iryiue0n sos Cory sos Bne, 40 n
Cro AZ Irnetou CORY OIL Cr.ek sad Aebe.r R,es
Tor OIL Region sre With Isfe shOns for gu e'ias
=
10 Ee sanbusy 500; Whsmspor, $40 Loek hssee
945 Remove, IL NJ I'Dsioa 5lOi Cst,, &lO hre %
M Coanees al IVneou on Greek ard Aeeheny River
fr The OH Recon Al Erie shore M al poists Ws.l
" W. A. BALDWIN, General SsPsnatsaisas
D. NJ BOYD. IT, Ges. Pas Arsat !. ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-21

The approximate earnings of the Chicago, Dan
vile and Yincennes Railroad for the second week OF
October were 1878, Sl76S7; 1872 SiSlasj increase.
S8.56J.
The earnings of the indianapolis, Bloomington
and Western Railway during the first two weeks IN
October, 1919 were SS3SiS %; 1872, S650iS q; IN
crease Si77Sj OF.
adrian IL. Muller sold at auction to-day the FOL
nWlnS securities which had been hYpothecated:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-21

The days business at the U. S. Sub-Treasury com
pT.s,s:
..i -e,a ,.s m eGq3O78 % Curncy paymts S47G413 80
Cold payments. l2SO7j o. Currency 2279OlO %
t1I l76 40 Customs 233OOO 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-21
THE MARKETS.
ICarelnllr rennrten for TnE TKIRuNR. |

lCsreinllr THs rRIBUSE.l
MONDAY, Oct 20 1873
ASHBS-The receipts todsy pkg. Pots in lnnted
denanl steady at dull ani nominal
COTTON-The the has been vly dull
and prices ~. lower We quote follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-21
ItNa We annex quotations:

Foreign exchange was dull and nominal and oper-
atoms were held in allegiance by the absence of cable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-21


Corn Meal. - 30dS3 40 ornMI BrWeP ISIS 90
Con- Meal ws,N l50 80 Corn MeaI. G star "a 3 s.
CON Meal Brwe.. 3 500 90
BOekwhst Flour plenty and que STATE at s3qs3 % and
FORMS Flour Obbng SSaS9 Dbl Bag Meal and
heay; Fine White Meal al 4OqSl 30, FINE Yellow IL 3OG
81 So 81 is d$l II Cob Meal 9OedSl Ground
at 81 1OdSl 20.
FREGHTSBerth generally steady to-day with moier
and fair Vessels for
sought materially changed The
As 3D. aud 100 Beef at The Grain
were l22al3 To London by sail 1000 bush Grain
bills IS Ga by 200
5Os 10 Antwerp sieam 800 Tobacco and Bristol
The
Norwegian bark orlers with 2 100 q Grain 81
British bark aUe Bordeaux with 400 bblCrule Pc
Nsphtha American brig Of 400
$50 register Valencia 40 900
OIL private and an American s nov Al Delaware
Beaiwae om Philadelphia 70 Ant~erp with 42O0 bills kshuei
Petrotpm at Is
GRAIS-TbeIe only Moderate inquiry o Wheat the absence
Gable sdyees from Liverpool checks business holders
srTrE and the supply not gei exchange finn bht quiet the
hdvc Europe snectuay checks business lots Of Spnng
have PEG G E Ssisis Dc, Wlns =, 5 and firm the e
80 Chicago sVrng No Mlwaukee held 81 al al IS for
Western included IN the sales 225O0 bush uHgraded
2 500 bush Chicago al 4as1 35 car iots and ~ 30
$500 bush NsTth Western Spring ~ IS 300
Sl4l, 300 bns Red Western u % barley Is quiet and
600 ba P.grose STATE a. 81 o. aod $500 bash
caio HIs8 Al 49d 5Ol white at 51d58e; Black At
Aued 49e3li White s o. a55e State MIeds 500
Bile and White 81 d53c Rye is dali and heavy prices
he lose Cora fairly active closes weaker su tame ppeTs hold
from ku[9gs th' .ass are ie09 bush Damp AID
ClI5Hr sail lots az COL Western White Gsd
zoe and Westerly elOW A. GO0Olc
% GRAIN ~ hEWfohh AND bhophLN WAhE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-21
NEw.YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
{. IT. kbNOKIVh. UeneFsI Pas'rnEer hre'
lL. NEAAL LIAALN AMI LA ID

NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN, AND HART
~ FORD RAILROAD sni EeS Haven Divlsiln.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT CONN BECiNG MAY 20. 1873.
Passenger NesYork Grand Central Depot Entrance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-21

cOmpaTlsOn OF inc HDONt IaDt SHOWS IIII UI II
year ended June 80 1879 more ithan 70 per cent OF inc
total trade by water in foreign vessels. and Tor INC
spOndng period OF 1872 the value OF articles caieu
In foreign vessels was about 76 per cent
The number aud mnnage OF vessels engaged IN the
foreign trade which entered and cleared during The Sca
rea ~ 1879 and 1879 were fnlOWs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-21

Toa................2O2S Isl lOSO6433 2HSDl lO163f3t
As some four or five months Will elapse before the an
nual report commerce aud navigation for 1873 Is
printed and bound, 10 is the intention OF Dr. Young TO
furnish further details relative TO our foreign trade IRON
the advance sheets Of Monthly Report No. T.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-12
\ CARELESS CRITIC.


Some commen:ato. on variorInl edi-
ton Of Shakespeare says in the New York
20:
Paraphc,sinc Para graph in Adams. well
known pa.l!ppi", W. may say. referring to
the histor. Of Two editors OF Shakespeare.
and Of tbs great cariocum OF :o2l-John-
son had his Boswell, Malone had his. and
Mr.. Furne., would do wel!-1o prof.: by
their example.
Z the del. - in the Virginia Ley;s:a-
ture upon the resolution. of 1865. INTRO
dueed " Patrick -.enry. the historian
says:
twas in the midst Of hi, magnificent
debate while lie was descantiny upon the
tyranny of the obnoxious act, tina: Patrick
Henri exclaimed. in -oice Of tlurder
and with the look OF god, 'Crsar nag his
Bcutu.: C.arie. :. IS Cromwell. and
George III" -"Treason." cried tie Speaker.
Treason. treason. echoed from every part
of the .ouse. It was one OF these try in . ~"
ments which ;sG.cl siye of character. HeLcc
faltered not ala instant. but rising TO .U.tier
attitude, and .i1iHS on ti.a Speaker az eye o:
the most determined fire, he finished his SEN
.ence with the finest emphasis-''maC profit
bv theig example. If hi. be treason, make
tie mos: OF it, Mr.. Jefferson said: Il
we'll remember the Cry Of treason. the
pause Of Mr.. Henry at the name Of George
the Third. and the presence of min. with
whiel, he closed the sentence and bai:ieu
the charge yOci:erated.
1. was tbs philippe which made B:roa
say:
Til. t,rc.. ,9:.. n.mos.;.c''.
Whose ....a.eG s.!ook :ne Pl12 o. :e seas.
We trust the critic On Shakespeare is
more careful, about the history Of toreis.
countries than 6: his own---if this is Eis
own country.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-12
re ELEVENTH SPECIFICATION,

Tn picc'.H. still, clamors fox tie
cLactmen: OF law to punish bribery. Is
cur nei9Lbo. dissatisfied with the One
introduced by Governor Hahn. and
Easse,. las: winter. Or has it 10, yet heard
O. L: We have heard several intelligent
gentlemen speak Of this Law in tenn: OF
approval! AS for its enforcement, We re!.r
our eonte:aorary to Judge A5eli. John
NcPbe.ia. Esq. the capable di,.ric:
attorney. AMI S.o.ia Patton. They attend
to tie business Of enforcing tbs criminal
laws. I'D i: tie learned judge is not 200
n.uc;. to:here>: about Lii, pay. will
doubtless listen with Iatienc. to any
complaint, tia: Lay be brought to him.
Prefer your cL.:--as. gentlemen, ard name
your witnesses. The Law Las boe:. .:se.
ard tie court is ope:..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-12
TIE NEBRASKA sLANoER---TW0 KEI-
IOGES

The statement tina: Governor Kellogg,
while eLies Justice Of Nebraska, decided
in bis own favor q land case in which he
was interested, is wholly and utterly false.
He deies any man to prove that he ever
passed upon any suit whatever in which
he was even remotely concerned before or
after the trial TIE charge is manifestiy
untrue upon its face. Such action would
certainly have created great scandal, and
% suppose tt-: ..b:.ha:a Lincoln would
thereafter haze appointed the author Of
tie disgrace to tie lost responsible posi-
ton Of eolle:.o. G. this port is absolutely
prepo 5t2rouS.
IN come tioL with Governor keliogcs
an:ecedents it may be we'll 20 state q
singular coincidence. William Pitt kel-
logg. Of Illinois, was appointed Chic: JUS
tce Of Nebraska by his friend and patron.
Abraham Lincoln, shortly after the i1au-
guration in !,1i. Afterward he resigned
and Wa. appointed collector of New Or
leans by the martyr Presidon: only few
hours before Booths bullet pierced his
brain. The vacant Nebraska chief justice
ship was filed by tie appointment OF ex-
Congressman William Kellogg. also Of
Illinois From this Circumstance that
two men Of .lino5. identically the same
name, both from Illinois. were Success
sively appointed to tie same office. has
given rise to aucn confusion in the West
ern papers. ne In4erstand the Governor
corte,nplates BAKING the papers repub-
lishio, the slanGe: produce tnei: proof or
beaz the mart 11on OF . prosecution Tor
libel.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-12
TEE D2AININ CANALS.

We can hardly see the prcprietv Of tie
action taken b. Tie City Council at TIE
las: meeting il suspendinS work Oh tbs
draining canals AID protection levees.
1he Programme tina: Surveyor Bel! las
been G .::y;o; OF; Us ,i;en universal
Satisfaction to re sidents and property
owna.s in the rear o. the city. It is de-
...onst.ated 70 be the surest plan to
protec: the city from overflow. as well as
to DR. in AMI reclaim the swamps il the
suburbs. vhici. latter item, solely OF the
ground of public health. is Of sufficient
coaseou ence to justify tie whole outlay.
The work on the draining canals has been
about half accomplished. Not to COM
plete tie WORK is to let all the labor that
has been done 20 f3r naught. Besides.
does not the .oI1cii reject that liti"a-
ton will be sure 70 f. lew on the part Of
those holding the contract: 20 tie Ac-
:niu;s:rator. prefer litigation to improve
MoutS?
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-12
WAS TT A T,IGErSC~

The EipI DL,CAN has been taking i:b,..
ties with some cherished nursery ta'4s
and shattered the traditions of adolescence
in the.mos. untee!iug manner. 4 "crres-
pondent of the Times. who asks c,esticrs
from memory. and commentator z tL.2t
journal. who answers then. from tt sane
lnerriu; volume, have taken the SUD ect
in hand and exposed our utCer unworthi-
ness to the character OF historian. We
prefer to cali our accusers as witnesses
A POLITICAL L!CE:sE.
A correspondent refers to the following
sentence, which appeared in the columns OF
city contemporary on Sunday morning
Upon the frs: onset Cass;us wit his
division OF their army was overwhelmed.
himself jei.ly h!led l.. IL. .,... b."
In common with sevcr.! other people ne
had ALWAYS believed tia. Cassius sneaked
away from the fight. thinking it lost AID
killed himself; anG he naturally wants 70
know whether the traditions OF his child
hood are to be violated thus. He appears
to forget that the journal in question i.
rattle: prone to these little l;beral;tios OF
construction. and tina. the making Of
point has eve. been held paramount il. It's
philosophy.
OF course he i, r;yt. az to what tie i.is.o-
rians sag. but. ii he notices "cnc organ"
carefully hereafter. ne wi. observe tina. it
never dis:ovts FAC: w!.iIcu: very good
reasons.
We confess t. some curiosity as .o what
tie corresporieL: says tie historians say
OF tbs most exciting subject. AID also
what historian said il. |: tie '"tratii-
lions Of his childhood" as LIE hints at
them, agreed with his historian. how
ever. then We respectfully exce:,. 70 both.
Now. tie main proposition which tie
REPUBLICAN, attempted to Illustrate in tie
article referred to was tha: NJ! the con-
sr:ra.ors who Joined il the plotted assas-
sina:io. OF C.e5a: die! from violence.
TIE description Of tie downfall 6: Cas.;..s
was sufficiently accurate. His wing Of
the army was overpowerea by Mark Az
tony and hiu.sel: killed. either by tie
enemy OK his own freedman in the battle,
or in his tent. to which his broken forces
had retreated. closely pursued By the vic.
torious enemy. We have no authority
,of the stage a: least to show tina. be left
the battlefield alive or that be killed him
self. To sustain our theory We quote
iron, standard author:
TIE div...ca commanded By Cassiu. wa.
totally routed, although. on the other hand.
Brutus succeeded in repulsing the troops Of
Cc:sv.a.. Ca:=ls. So. osir. rla' q. was
ios:, compelled -: t-ss .aan. P.-Ga:-.. -
put him to death.
Another historian differs but slightly
from the above:
A: :he battle Q: Pl!..:ppi lie commanded
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-12
POPULAR AND PROFESsI1NlL EOUCA.
to-:

III: Southern States have undergone
a srea. change of industrial pursuits
and have bvavelv Sc! themselves to de.
se.op new resources t. replace those
which they have lost. The productive
interest. o; agriculture lave been readily
reiustaied. Own; to tie advance in
the market prices Southern States now
produce larger values tLau before the
wax. There are. however, populations and
places within the South which can not
prof: BY this production. 1: is the duty
o: their governments to provide all dwell.
Ter. within al: sections with IL. r.ea..: 0:
homes: maintenance How may this be
'es: iione; l.; education, beginning with
the poor and qualifying any child without
respect to color or condition to aid in the
grea: and common duty of sustaining the
social system. to which tLey belong.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-12
STOKES,

edward S. Stokes, convicted Of the
murder OF james Fisk, las been csar.ed
new tria! By the New York Court Of
Appeals. .1:. Stokes is very happy az
the result. and lie and Lis counsel are
saus1iue of their ability to establish bis
innocence by evidence Of I'd overwLeln-
ing character. This may all be. but if
SO. WHY was no: tia: evidence for.hcon.-
ing q, the frs: .ria! Of tie case: /: Lis
innocence can De established SO clearly
now. why was lis gull: established SO
clearly then: The public will watch the
n:v to-. v-i:a . srea. .;...: Q: .,.e:@..,
anxious, Perhaps. to know if there is one
kind Of justice for the horse car conduc.
to: and drayuan. and another for tie
gentee! AID accomplished gambler.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-12


The Boyles camp massacre was an
atrocity scarcely second in senormity
though less extensive ia its effects to the
Grant parish butchery. As a gratifying
sign Of the times We note that some o. the
papers which attempted &c apo'g.ze 70:
the cold blooded murder Of the negroes in
Louisiana, cal! for the punishment OF
those who wayla;d and stew the red men
in Oregon.
The Indian Prisoners were in charge It
the United States forces They we:e oa
their way to . point 10 which they Lad
been ordered. under the conduct OF FAIR
child, a man employed BY General Davis
toc the purpose. Tue previous Innocence
Or guilt of TIE unhappy wretches has
nothing to do with the crime Of tick tax
ing of in the nlluner related. Tie sane
rule that would give the army authority
to punish tue nurlere, OF General Canbv
would justify it in pursuing the assAsssns
Of its Indian prisoners.
Doubtless there will be homily or 50
written on the right 0: :-.a! by jury. Tie
constitution will be searched % prove that
a citizen is 10. TO be touched for in.e-fe-
ing with the a:my, AMI the Oregon settlers
who slew the Indians should be set free
along with Captain Jack. But We have Lad
outrage and bloodsted enough as a result
OF such cor!ose;5. The army has tie
strength and its .esal right should be con-
ceded to protec: officers, soldiers and
prisoners from al. as3liiau:s
We Can not help feeling 4 sort OF SYM
patty with the Csegonians who wrea.led
this summary vengeance Oh the Aoiocs.
They LaG ampI. cause for thei: hatred
bat should have waite; 4 no,e fitting OPP
portunitv
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-12

the left wing, and on its giving way he re-
tired to q tent with his freedman, by whom,
as it is thought. he was slain. az he was
found with his head severed from his body.
Now, We submit. that if be had killed
himself. according 70 the nursery tradl-
ton, he would have adopted some more
practicable mode Of suicide than severing
his own head from his body. But we
stick to our frs. statement and to our his
tory, that the bilious conspirator was
killed by some one. either the enemy or
his OWL freedman. as = result G. tie de-
tea. at Pni,ippi.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-12

McCo.nt, SAYS the MeaDpL.. .i...psal. LAS
abandoned the purpose o. extending the
Canton branch % ais road 20 Aberdeen and
Decatur. lie secured ali the State stock
= n; railroads IN ne state, that TINS Nigh:
he done. ."- e,en: legislation aosolves
.,t,u l.ca. 81 col s-tlvns ~ ri. Wis sc' AZ"
he is only bound to construct sixteen mes
of the cas-. ard ives. road, which Is 20
Artend from Chicot acres. tie State to
Aha-GEe C
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-12

si.. Adam Back, tue vc;eyal ,'.b.is!!er o:
IG:ubu-.. who's. Guides - Scotland.
Fa,laD,.. ireland and Hales. az. So well
known. ia. withdraw. ;.oI. business. a:
tie ..,.a.. -. nin..y. .o.v:n. t.:.e .9A. 10
carr cu III, publi.A!n. :Eadr.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-12
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS RE.
WARD.

xAYoRAL-c % NEW Oa,s:N. I
City Hall June y, 1873.
b. sU'io:..Y .: tas cIs- Cou2c.. otfe. . Re
va Of
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
for aUch ev.jcna. - VIII cenv.c. any person he.e-
after ,rre,te: Of the stroc.oU crime Of
;n..:-.i within the limits OF TIA city du,ins the
cU--ei. wear 20 b. paid il eac:. on .ie C"-t-
hea.es o: .i,- Prosecuting: Attorney and .l.. Judge
OF :.e Or: II nal Court.
-: t;,v,tr Ic~.S A. WITT Ntvy.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-12

A dealer IA ycave.toue. Is lnent.oned by
the Montpelier. Vernon. 'oit',a. IS having
hurriediv sen: ~. :. :-cI.n-en; adorned
with tie legend IN. grave. there beneath
al index figure pointing hea.eHwaiG. tor
oatfci of the fac. tna: the s:o..c was design.
ed 10 preserve :le memory c: i Ian named
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-12

Methods: paper save /: Is 10 secret
TIA. The ::.Ueran. system. VIII al. as All.
vantage, j. severe * i, se..c.-ees q. ;Ae
masters an! people. I.s /. SAID ia view Of
the cec.L: :c..ova. 9: .e.ersl Hi.adiea n.in'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-12

Sow. my ::::.e boz. AL. :l..s. said
teacher. Il van: .ou :, b. v..y still, 80 still
YOU coulG hear :. pin drop L.. moment
al was silent. WIEN . !is:.e boy shr!eAed
a.. lie: her crop.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-12
PROCLAMATION.
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.

s.A-. o. LOUISIANA
E1sr,.-.v. p. Dartmelt,
Sew C-.csns May l., 1875.
where's !. has been made known to me that a
.ms. Lov named EDDY HAuEIAN, aged Acoue
ai!. AID . Ia. vsa., vas Siaap?~I ii the city o.
Sev Orleans ABOUT me sz:h OF NAY. and no
tldlngs OF his wheleabcuts car De obtained.
No. therefore NV. ?. Kellogg. Governor OF 'hs
St.y. o: louisiana il Conformity :" the power
~es.e! i, ne b. these presents o.eT reward OF
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS 60 an person o. persons
~ao ,na~ ares. he peso. pecso1S S!o may He
,U..:r o. sad otr.s-, o: :I-e .he necessary l.to:-
mas! OF ~t.l. .t.l . t..c Arrest AID p.nsl'
Me-: o: tie u:f-:,e;. Az: 10 here . en- On upon
a. e:!.r:f, a.. poic. officers 70 make d.ligent
.a.c. Il az. .ng,:.:- :ug - 81 A. 20 Ie:toIs
L ~ - his father.
". p, KELLOGG. Governor.
, (; NHS,GErE SaC.e'ar- o. STATE. Ny.'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-12

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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-12

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