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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-11-28
THE LITTLE FOLKS.
WHAT SUSIE SAW AT THE GIRO

WHAT SUSIE SAW AT THE CIRCUS.
o listen. mamma, and hear me say
What saw at the circus to-day
1 saw two horses sitting down
And eating their dinner with the clown.
one opened bettle of wine, and one
Ran off with the basket, and made such fun
And the clown was such curious fellow,
All painted and striped with red and yellow
Then you should have two tall men come,
With, o, such hoop like the Jubilee drum!
They held the hoop, and the first you knew,
One horse ran round and jumped right through!
Then a lady danced on pony's back,
And the pony cantered all round the track.
Right up on the saddle the lady stood,
And the pony galloped as fast as he could.
Then thirteen men, all round the ring,
Held thirteen hoops, and-the strangest thing!-
The beautiful lady leaped through them ALL
And rode all the while, and did not fall
Then ON three horses rode two men,
This isn't riddle, o no and then
Another ran out, and sprang from the ground,
And stood on their shoulders, and rode all round
Then some laid carpets, and some spread straw,
And, q, such capers you never saw!
Backward and forward, and head over heels,
They turned and tumbed, and whirled like wheels.
And child, not half 80 big MS L.
Just tiny thing, about SO high,-
Made somersets and stood on his head,
And looked 30 hmber the old clown said,-
''He has never a bone in his body, unless
He eats fish - but that isn't so, guess!
One walked n rope, and one swung in the air,
Till grew dizzy watching him there
Then o, what wouldn't give to have been
A lovely girl that came riding in
Her dress was all spangles and gauzy rings,
And she looked like an angel without the wings.
A boy came next, and saw them ride
And dance on their horses, side by side.
He took the reins, and rode the pair.
And lifted the girl high up i'll the air
His feet on the saddles, her foot on his knee
How lovely she looked as she smiled on me!
Uncle Edgar laughed, and pulled my curl,
When wished that was circus girl.
Its a hard, hard life she lives," said he:
lis only the pretty outside you see.
'You would find it no play to learn those things
And be an angel without the WINGS"
And as uncle says, know it must be;
But o, they are beautiful things to see.
III wait till the circus comes again,
And be good girl at home till then.
- IOllld Folks,
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-11-28
JOHNNY,s COMPLAINT.

Raindrops pattering,
Hailstones Gathering,
Steady for week
Not u single streak,
In the sky, of blue!
Why don't the sun shine through?
I've got bat and ball
| haven't used at all.
My famous swallow kite
Would fly up out of sight,
Vito half a mile of string,
Sure as anything!
want TO show Bill Reed
My new velocipede.
| tell you it's gOer-
Streak of lightning's slower!
Then my peg-tops Why,
I've had no chance to try
My lockwood, nor my Jenny
l bought for just penny.
She spins as neat and true, sir,
As any bully ticozer
Ma says spoil the floors
And batter all the doors;
And everybody falls
On marbles in the halls.
If i drum or foot or shout,
- Dear me what's that boy abost?'
Think fellow in the house
Can be quiet az mouse?
guess, Old Probabilities,
If had your facilities,
That barometer I'd send
Up higher Things would mend!
YOUNG Folks.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-11-28
ITALY is not so very far behind Tur-

ITALY is not so very far behind Tur-
key in its financial embarrassm ents.
Victor Emanuel's exchequer is in a very
bad way. His Minister of Finance
must do great deal of shining"
The debt is 1907, 472, 800, which is a
large sum for so small nation. The
worst of it is that the debt is on the in
crease all the time. The deficit this
year will be at least $50, 900, 900. 1t
may reach $50, 100000 Austria is in a
bad way also. The Rothschilds are
trying to extricate the Austrians from
their difficulty. In the United States,
Austria, Italy and France specie pay
ment has been suspended. In this
country alone is there prospect of early
resumption.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-11-28
The DiSHcult Word.

When / was a child ut school, and
was in the highest spelling class, the
little incident 1 am about to relate oc-
Cured One day we had in our reading
lesson description of the chamois goat,
and the children made so many blunders
in trying to pronounce chamois, that
Miss L, our teacher, said the one
who pronounced the hard word right
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-11-28

THE HUMAN INFLow.-Contrary to ex-
pectation, the immigration of last year
is eclipsed by that of the present year.
The official tables have just been pub
lished. 1t appears that the emigration
to this country from Great Britain and
Germany during the fiscal year was
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-11-28

BEFORE bustles came into fashion there
was a chance for newspapers to display en-,
terprise but now all of them are behind
in their makeup.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-11-28
To CORRESPONDENTS.

All communications for this paper should bc
panied by .no name Of tho authors not necessarily for
publication, but m evideuce Of good faith the
part Of the writer Write only side OF pa
Be parties arly careful in giving names aud dates 10
have the letters and figures plain and distinct.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-11-28

ELEGANTLY upholstered kneeling
benches for the weary and heavy
laden" are advertised in the religious
papers.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-10
BUSINESS BEFORE PARTY "

Copying an article under this head I; u.
this paper, tie So Louis Republican Las
the tol.owinao 1t Is yased upon our depre.
cation Of our o'weargle about politics. &c
while So Louis and sthes cities invade
oar territory a'.l e.'sv away e':s i::::-
s..sss@. Says She !::i''tS'::ss:
' yssS..s 3. soc. sec "a s.-..: 'o.. 2. =.
| sa:o:..e '.'''': ss' 90. .a-..:. exist: 3.
!""u. s...o s.an s......:. H.. s:.r.-..-.
| Men: thai s."s :'-":':. a:e !re:'::.. isc::
! irayfy "ie,ali.r IL 'na:c;!a. matters peg.
sa:fl.s. So :.l. prosperity o: all Us ro..:.ca!
J .iiI.renses. S,n.. ..,:l feeling did rfeyr::
! among on: merchants at one time. III the
| carly part o: the si:.s war. and =. ;,-ra.nen:
| division was t:.:cae a..:: bat we ar. glad to
say s.at s.: ''r: period 40 such Gis:nc
lions :rav- :ova. % place ia OF. midst /,
"DstrIes ha::n.:.S 'se'a se.:ses: 81 S.''...c. D..
Ss': enterprises.
Tbs l:.s.''''''e.o s:.. c,e. a.. 80 explain
| TIA: tie Interest. Q: 81. I.oI:. and New
Orleans are :!..:icaf. We ass'..e o"r
liberia! Soatemro:ary t..:: we s:ace:e:y
agree 70 the proposition. The region de-
ve!oye! ~ tie ssp:ta: a..i enterprise OF
ST. Louis ''sn:gi.: have lain desola.e till
ssnti-rar!s: sa.s" :os anytLin: that we
could have done to ope: i. to com merce.
Now ~s shall, bya simple tap soad. get
our sLsrs Of this trade cseased by another.
We saaiS ship all ;ts cotton and supply
az s;s groceries and much Othes goods:
So Lcs.;s yilS ssiI Leg products to the
pianteSs and Draw al us for the proceeds
Of their cotton TO pay for it. The Indian
aud the buffalo, the huntey ani! tie herd
have, by tho enterprise 6: So Louis.
given way to population and civilization.
Why should We complain Of thats Tie
first Though tain that comes sS1sl kae.o
sas loaded with passengers to tlardi
Gsas procession will carry back more
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-10
The NEWS FROM THE FRONT,

The advices from St. MartinsvilIe in.
dictate tina. there is less excitement there
on account Of the presence o. the
Metropolitans than some of our sem
sation-lnakers have represented. The
official dispatch from General Badger
and the specials to the papers certainly
leave the impression upon a reflective
mind that our gallant officer and Colone!
DeBianc are by no means thirsting for
each others blood, but that it is the de.
sire of both to avoid collision. It is not
necessary for Us to explain that this conf
mendabla prudence Of the two chieAains
does not arise from dasire to shirk duty.
responsibility Or danger. Their moderation
receives the unparalleled approval Of every
either. who loves Lis State and his species.
Only few bad men. political aspirants
aud roughs. insist upon its being the I'M.
perative duty Of Colonel DeB,arc to al
initiate General Badger aud his forces at
any risk. at any cost. Some Of this class
of people are reported TO have fallen into
a great rage the other day uron reading
one Of the evening papers. Their noble
hearts were fred to such degree Of ardor
that they tore the offending journal that
simply told them the truth into shreds
and trampled the pieces unde: their feet.
After this fearful act Of vengeance had
been consummated. the parties went home
to dinner.
General Badger Las been reinforced By
a company Of forty-fve horse, we'll armed
and equipped. The United States troops
having been refused transportation on the
United States mail boat, have started on
their march to st. Martinsville by land.
They will make the distance in two days.
probably,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-10

it Is perhaps unnecessary to say that the
G onversation reported in the Picoyune of
yesterday as having occurred between Coy
ernor Kellogg and Mr.. Rivers at fhs St.
Charles Hotel. Immediately after the az.
sempt was made on Wednesday night to
assassinate the former. is. as any sensible
person wauid know. entirely WITHOUT toup.
Il atGor
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-10
PROCLAMATION.
FIVE TNOcSAND DOLLARS REWARD.

srArz OF IoU.s.ASA.,
Executive Department.
Few orleans. Ap!!. 81. l!:3.
Whereas. csicis: Information has been received
hv Inc that about the ,ilirt.e.!. day of MARCH,.
1873, william L. MCDONALD. an old and worthy c.':.
zen Of this state. was Lruta: y murdered a: v.,.
IA. Il. IN the pa:is o: Jackson. IN this S:a:e. jv
person OF pe,so..s 20 ms unknown.
Now. Therefore. I. william, ?. Kellogg. Go:e:ao-
Of the State OF Losiana. have though: fl to :.suc
this M proclamation, Cif-rins a reward o: FIVE
THOUSAND DOLLARS fos ;he apprehension ar.
conviction Of tie mu.de,er c. n:urteGe:s OF tie
said William i. Mcdonald: said reward 20 be p,.
or the certificate Of :ie sheriff and .i.t:ic: as:oy
hey o: said pass'. o: Jackson that the person AZ.
plv:' & tor the same furnished the information.
which :e.: to II: i::ss: AID co:.yc:.o. q: tie
Aforesaid mJ:rdert: o: :nu:ie:e:s.
E:VeE Unies my land a,,: the sea: CT tie STAT.
hereun:o attached til. twenty frs, ia; c: April.
1885, AID =: ..e independence .: :ie r..ted s:a...
til i.ise:: .se-erti..
TlLLfA:. +. KELLOGG.
Ey the r"-e:nof:
WILLIAM WEEKS
assistant Se.:.s,.v 81 S.as.. .s,>.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-10

The musical critic of the Cfncinnaty Ens
gHi,es' says that 'Miss Kellogg rs. IN every
tissue. an American grfo She Is THIS IN her
delicate beauty: her 1.-the. yet perfect form;
Ser tiny. snowowhite hand. and Arab foot"
Her Arab foot has often been remarked,
but it never seemed to us so thoroughly
American as her Ionic nose, her Sandman
chin. or lcr bewitchins French 1ranner.
isfis
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-10

The German steamship Frankfurt. of the
North German Lloyd, will sail for Bremen,
by way of Southampton, tomorrow, from
post ile Fourth District Several of our
o., 1ees, on their waJ 10 Ike CvutiHsn., ha..
SaRen passage IN this most elegant and sem
o0'roo'sle sScamefo Os acsOGS,a IS STA osgso
ooo0so % .g..s SHys suc 90 oo9 .Gse 90
SSavaHSo N~rcss sbe -sAsse@.'sSs Setes. o..
serve ios !issaHa SasssaScss Suag Se See
f.I,rcE iccs.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-10

A French able is reported to have once
astonished and scandalized highly ortho-
dox English divine by exciaiming: "IshOuld
like one of your leavings-a charming what
You do call sine -cure-with nothing to do
but to believe in God"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-10
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
v,:E::: l:>rE:cT -r:RT r:. THE gs::.!: G.:
ORLEANS.
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!!..:-S.. 49,:

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/ '.s' q: .a.'... - ls'l:L..:: wa. i.:......:
tn. .oh:e, - re s''"iL: emitted SUI. Il. 49,.
".rt:s a'.d :.r.'r. '"...S..: '"wi.-
... t. = :.a.: :. i. !. C-:..a.. &c: ;.'s'a:...-
l.. q! s'.'.:.:':..: 20 IL. Cog. -: :':.j..
eaton. az: co. .-!... ia a. 81. sac. a.. al.
lesa.:".. Co..: Ate! il. pant II. ;,t:i:iu: i.:c
he... :u.' ..bs;a: ia:eI 3. sv...;.. lake. IL.
o3e:. ccJ.:: IL! O.. :. .t:I: IL. law a.: -. ev!
'.tic. 3tl.. IL faro! u: .::.t-
!. IS o'd-r.': a. =: Sc: and '.e.::... Ga. ::e
'.Cgnea; ~ de:i.n.: ...i.i:. en'e1ei a.aia.- d.
n.z: -. ~ e.. ~ ::...an. f- Cow sG..ri:l. 4
and made :nsl, .,l.'. ace"iI! AZ. that nd.ue,4:
i. 2e.s:.. IL :.v0r a: Mar. ElA.l... Ssla. .y...
81 j. P. ':tna., 81. piai.:.f: AID a-.i:..: a
cLe :oE.a: .io,.a:s w.:l isga! irt.ies' FROM tie
twet. DAY az .ipr... !G.. Ill. pail. am! 80:
che :.rt-e: sum Q: tex. :h1C.a.G collars. .yr-!
legal int.:t5. from 'he twenty tot.,. .av ST De-
sembe!, !o5. ii. paid. being tie amour: OF &c:
dota and iaraple!Ea. property an! with lien a.6
4. futile. ordered, aijEigei and de.reet ria.
:-c sou.m'IE:: o: gain. and acques,s he.ett:or.
existing between TIE part .ei.i. he dissolved.
.has plaintiff be separated II. property from. tie
dttenca.'. lie: his and -aat .lstr-ii: have
she So. control and administration OF he. SAL:
a.. tie ;i..!:. auteG is law 10 married women
separate. u. property !.on. tLei; h;..Jar.1s ar.
si5e slere'.GaH: paw the costs % sur.
irdgI.e..: g. ce.... i.:.l - !3.3. s,::,es ip::
% aa:3. B. I. IGHG!s :ut:..
& ses: ..s.'- 'r:e.eo', lave se.c.:..e go s.~
:ia.i aut' affixed :ue sea- Of the sad coI.-. q. til.
city % New or cas-, Oh tLi. nineteenth daT oe
Ariil. IL the 81 our Lord ore thou =aud eirL.
.eUudred and stveutythres and the ninety.sev.
e.ts YEAR Of the independence of the United States,
a:29 my!o ?. OSCAR ARROYO, Deputy Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-10

There is dew in one flower and not in
another, because one opens its cup and
takes it in, while the other closes itself and
the drops run off. God rains his goodness
and mercy as wide spread as the dew, and
If We lack them, it is because we will not
open our hearts to receive them.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-10
MEDICAL.
RCREAC OF .NONiDIc NEDIuisE,

RCREaC OF .N9>iDIc tiEDIuiHE.
- sl.tgeI! a:.G Ndsife'S. No. 10. B.eaV..le a..y
:'r OF Rampant street, yea. Canal street.
Nt.sai !l.var:;n.I.t-LI:es Palsy. f..e:s Lr~
s:.la. Lf!' p.T. iLsa'.it.. DIopsv, RAsumaei. 1n
and IL 'sW days al y.il'i.: att ct;ofs an! IN Ham;
nation y ;Le Bfar Spinal Core! AID Nerve.
gL':a'. .u:s.. Heart. Liver. Stomach. Bowels.
3!adde8. Kidneys, Bones Joints etc. Ten dollars a
''et k 30. "a: Treatment aaf Gu.-os any disease.
surgical !eparimeut-R. ei.i.ss fractures T,:
:nors az. Hsiocatous sps. GlIy cr.e. Iuposer,tia
@L! ster.i:.. S.roiu.a, al ;ret!.ra! and Seminal
scl.arges. Ts:erea., Scgc'al and ski. Diseases
irtque:t OF difficult CsiI.a'iois. Preserves limb.
from afnputatio.s Dissolve. s.Ones il! The EidL.rs
o. |: I.d.' az. cures Ulcers, Cancers o. st:ctl.ge,
"!thoU: ?a:. F..e dollars. $50 S.0..
His8 ite!y Observation-Disclosures cures All y.
eases o: :hs. womb and Sva.iee a.. uuus,!a: dis
charges '.c.:a'I'..ls cs !,rita.ons and zen III.
lei SIS az painful OK 6'.s.VuceeG from arv eause
Whatever 'Ac saUs:. ia :es..7eo and Lear Nh r..
store. IL {. = = dave. Five dollars SIS So SIT.
Letters atif.sset. % 2os'oftc CO box III: New yy.
I..Es Low. ans. Will receive stterti, p. GT,.
80; ses:.eu.s;o s.om cos p 81 5000
iAHCEiOToR fvERIrT.
IoS9sases Docecs OF Medicine and P.;losorfS
sitn CT Elect Of the Royal College of Snrgfors
and @: the ,Hunteiial Society Of Med c;na
Philosophy and Bellies Letters of the ULiversi,
ties OF Lo.dons Edi.ggrg ST. Andrews and
te29ly
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-10

The most tyrannical governmen: the
world ever saw has just been refused
transportation for its troops upon a mail
boat, because the gentle people along the
banks of the Teche object to the presence
Of a United States deputy marshal If
this government: is more despotic than
tina. Of Russia. we pity the poor Car.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-10

Captain Malone, detective officer, has
already succeeded in recovering quite
number OF weapons, identified as having
been stolen the other night. Several had
already found their way into pawn brokers
abnps
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-10
FOR RENT.

o~o
EOR RENT OR SALE.-A NEW RAISE.
Cottage ia the sixth District 90 State STR. st
between s.. Charles and St. Patrick s.reetg. 7 lie
house has a i modern Improvements tt grour.d
nave IRON. of - teet BY lI3 feet 10 depth Tens
REASONABLE tor either rent or sale. Apuly a. tLe
coraeS OF State and st. Charles streets or AT The
corner OF Cont and Royal streets to c. 3, FISH
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-10

The London Graphic informs its teaGefs
&hat "the Democrats have :earried their
candidate, ingersoll. for the governorship
Of Philadelphia by 5000 yotes." The editor
WAS probably too lazy TO Investigate the
facts Of the case, or lie would have discOvo
cred that Mr.. IDgcfsoll was elected Govs
etnor of Connecticut. and that Connecticut
Is tie capital of Kentucky
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-10

n. Seghes's suspension from the duties
Of commlssary of police at CourtrarY Bel.
GUM, has Safsed a serious DELICIOUS contros
sersy. the Liberals say that the commYss
sary only offense syas In eatingcmeat on
Good Friday. while the Church adherents
declare that his drunkenness on that day
was public scandal and that he should Oe
uiismYsset1 o
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-10

Te see It stated that the ill-fateI bridge
at Dixon was Of she yruesdale patterns Is
was the same Kind OF bridge which went
down at E'gln few years ago. with almost
equally fatal results
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-10

Over 200 Congressman have accepted In
vitations to participate in the excursion
planned by the st. Louis Chamber OF Com
merceo which is to leave that city on the
sixteenth instant for Texas.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-10

Donald Mckay, who figures in the Modoc
war as the commander OF the Warm Sprn .
Indians four aGies), is the son of Scotch
settler of the same name by an lndis Il
woman, and is consequently, a half breed.
He is said to be an educated man, and du: =
ing the war in the South was the Colonel of
an Indian regiment in the Union service.
lie now holds temporary commission
from the government as captain.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-10
--.,o-o--~~o-o~o

The President has toli the reporter 81 an
Omaha aewspaper why he did not make
Sis proposed Southern tripo Here Is the
eeason: Il expected to go, and was mako
ing arrangements for trip, but they noised
It. abroad and made so much preparation
that thought It would be too much like
swinging around the CIRCLE Joined 1roo
cession Of chat kind onceS''
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-10

siliss the Fat Contributor wifi arrive
Siere tonight 10y the Jackson road, and be
prepared on Tuesday evening to dish up
plenty of Iriun Meal to his hearers He
has engaged the Varieties Theatre for lee
ture Tuesday night, and for a matinee
Wednesday noon, for the benefit Of the
ladies and children. 1t is reported that he
makes folks laugh who go to hear him talk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-10
NOTICE.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Ofcs Of the Controller CT the Currency :
Washington. March Il, 1873.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PERSONS
~ who may have claims against the Cresce 1t
City National Bank of New Orleans Louisiana
that they are called upon to present the same and
to make legal proof thereof to Charles Case. re-
celver. at the Office OF said receiver. No. Is Ea.cLez
street, New Orleans louisiana.
JOHN JAY KNOX.
fni423 3u Controller Of the Curr,ncr
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-10

The exhibitor of the ''best pair of patched
pants will receive prize at the coming
Tompkins county fair in this State.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-10

Yale College has received the loveliest
present imaginable-a real petrifed In
dian,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-10

Circus proprietors wish it distinctly un'
aierstood that the term 'sawdust swindless"
which occurs go often in New York papers,
does not refer to their exhibitions.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-10

Governor Woodson, Of Missouri, has pare
doned convict with the condition that If
ne becomes intoxicated with strong drink
he shall be remanded to prison.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-10
.Alcide albert ct al. vs.. steamer BannOc.a
In

.AlcIde hilbert ct nj. VS.. Steamer BaMnOciA
City-NO l6,l74.
fS srHE UNITED STATES DISTRICT GOUR,se
Il for the District of Lnuisiana.-Bv Writ lie of D
writ Of venditioni expoaas to directed III tho
above EMIT ed suit. will proceed to sell to tho
highest bidder on SATURDAY, May Il, 1873 twelve
O'Clock NJ, at the entrance to the Gus tom hou-a @
on Canal street between Peters and Old Leveo
streets, in this city
THE STEAMER BANr CITY, her tackle ettoo
SOw lying above CaLal street ferrye rignt baes %
the river.
Terms-Cash at the time of ahjldicatioro
United States Marsaais otict0 New to0ueoQ,
aintb day Vt claye e3eo
S. B. PACKARD
e.YO IL United States Marsha,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-10
John tOnghlin vs.. steambont Kuby-No.

John aOnKhlin Us. Stenmbont Kuby-eO.
rs THE ,SlrK, safes ''lI1; D1srarc. eorrr
/ District 1t Lolsisiana..-Tn obedience 30 al,
Admiralty warrant. I" Inc directed il She
:.oovs entitled suit. lave se:aeS AID taken i.s.
nav rnssssSiOn-.
TheSTkAMBOAT RUBY. new ?ibe:les rs s.ha
sou2h.!H, tog the causes set rtfs E tie iss n.N
ithdIn: u. She Distract Count os sI: G.ss. ed
States.
Ard Go :.e:ets cite sr2 afmonis:. si~ owe..s o.
owners the..of. and all and every person or cf 70
sens having or pretending to have any rghts title
or interest III or to the same to be and pp. ar as
district court OF the United States tor the d street
aforesaid to be h. lden at the city of New Orle,rs
on the third Monday in May, to show cause if auv
they have or can Why the said steamboat should
lot be condemned and te sold agreeably to the
prayer of libellant.
United States Marshaf= office. New O.leans sio.
teenth Gay OF Gpril. 1875
S. B. PACKARD
apl7 30 mvl6 % United Siat.s Marshne
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-10
PRVCLAMAII0N,
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD,


U$E THCCsASD D0l.iiES REWARD.
S-.:g Of L"-:.'s:s.)
Executive Department.
New ole ans. A pr. %. :...:.
Iaf'sma:::: iav::s ;sac'leI the tip: forged @:
fcaHa"ie.: state Lic.as. Banks have beef: Ter:
fe:ei tos sac. large .!!sceua on tie face value
the:eof being otte ed ,a.cce menc to purchase
thereby Ot.t: a reward ofOne Thousand Dollars to:
:nforfna.;o. w..ic:. r lead 80 :'Ie detection and
conviction OF anv ie!soA engaged IL SO de..a Id.
the State.
Given lnier my SAND and tie sea! OF .ie STATE
he:eun:o attached thi. twenty eight. day OF Ap.'
eighteen hundred and seventr-three, and O: the
Independence @: tae UGitei States the .i.e:y.
seventh.
WILLIAM j. KELLOGG,
b the Tcreyror.
r. g. DtS.O:0E.