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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-24
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
BY OVERLAND TELEGRAPH.
c To TEK SENTINEL
NEW YORK.


New YORK. June -.
S;oSes' new trial Will not occur
during the present term. on account OF
the over and Termiuer. which throws
il over u October. Hi counsel deciu-
ed 10 make no effort for tail for the
prisoner. lie said the defense Will
RELY upon The medical testimony -
effective in the first trial. and .e viii
IA Sc the plea OF seIf-defeusz.
The PO!ari> search steamer. Juniata,
leaves tomorrow or TUESDAY. Among
the articles sent aboard Yesterday MAS
a life-raii for use by the eNped.iini arN-
parties. Captain Jas NJ. BuGuingion,
until the present. Commander OF the
PO!sris, - pilot OF the juniata.
Lewis II. Iappau, M OF the four
las; workers ia the anil->Iaverv move
ment in its earliest efforts in this city,
age1 - ye2rs died at his residence in
Brooklyn. SATURDAY.
ESPECIAL dispatch states that the in
cend AIRY fire al Mount Morris.
Livingstone county. New York. YES
terday, burned ali tue brick stores -
tween the American House and
Phe!p. House. Loss 5000, p rtia!iy
insured.
Clark the jockey injured at Jerome
Park. Saturday ty the horse Sorrel
Dan falling on him while exercising
for the hurdle race, i reported dead
This morning.
The ~prOprie:ors of faro hanks. learn
ing Of a cnn;emplat d raid by the DO
lice. have closed their establishments.
The Federal Council Of the Interna-
tional Norh;nCmen's Association. al
a meeting ve>teri ~. listened 10 the
reading ci communications from
Spain and Switzerland inquirin- IT,,
IN case OF a general strike among All
the workers there. the sections in this
city would loan them money - carry
out thei. plans.
PoCGHKFEPsIE. June =
An extensive IRE is raging in the
fores, OF the Fiskhill Mountains, and
has already travelled nearly I'VE
miles. AMI burned thousands OF cords
Of wood,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-24
BATHS, SO CENTS.

\ share Of Tui.ic patronage Is solicited
au2-tf JAMES VI. NJ. MOODY Pow
, 1873-04-09

"A worry patient mathematician hnspoen q in tho
habit OF pasng away for 1eiefene9 ss al os 1ae re-,
~ tn'' American hoira. lie footed up four years.
Examinations tho other day, aud found tho ,ag,,
rreeoto o1ooodea by e130, 900, 900 tho appraised
SSal!io OF Great Britain. lio oidnt count tho
Geneva award oithor.
-Dowaro Of females with throo arms: Thoy
have no right to such profuaion OF limbs, and
Now York stagc, tho other night, folt hand
gronlng in his pocket on tho Bido next to woll-
1roasod woman. At the sano time, mont,
gloyel hand rested OH hor lap on the Same sdo,
and soizing this aa sha was leaving tho yohiole,
"A correspondent OF the Now York Times
sayH an American, lady, who was wearing tnn nc
nnd diamonds t'trho la4y was very ,bocom;;
ingly drenned In white corded silk lud
clouds OF tullo. THO only objection criticism
could venture upon was that sl,e seemed too con-
acoas Of bearing the weight ct Ea9'o9o >.,' Worth
tic roint Of humility, inaumuell ~ she thought
horsoH IN accessory to her pearls."
, 1873-04-09

: The Board Of Health held regular mectng
yesterday afternoon. The Sanitary supcrin-
tondont reported that thoro wore 635 doalha in
March, SIT 1naleu and 298 fomaloH. Thoro wore
81 icaths by convulsions, 60 by consumption, 81
by pucrporal foyor, II by pneumonia, and IS by
smallpox. Tho mortality by Words WAS as fol-
lows: Second Ward, 4; Third, "a; Fourth, 10;
Fifth, 81; Sixth, 40; scyonth, 80; Eighth, 60;
Ninth. 81; Tenth, az; Eleventh, q; Twelfth,
13; Thirteenth, Is; Fourteenth IL; Fiftoonll,
81: Sixteenth, 10; sovoutcontl, 33; Eighteenth,
20; Nineteenth, 3; Twontlotl,, T. Tho moBt
marked foaturo Of tho mortality IL the ineroaso
Of puerDoral diseases and tho decroaao OF small
pox, Generally, tho health OF tho city 10 good,
During tho month 1G3 casos Of smallpox woro
reported.
TEo number Of deaths last wcols WAS 1855
males and OIL fcmalou. Ills il less than for
tho preceding week.. There wore % deatha by
conyulYiona, 1B by pneumonia, aud by nmal-
pox. Tho moan daily temperature WAS 40 do
rraeu. w1jlo for tho same wook In 1879 1t Was SO.
Tho range OF temperature was IS, an1 1t IL sur
nrlvipg Tint tho mortality wan not higher, Tho
highest duatta.rato was III tho Slxteenth Ward,
n,1l Tho lowest iu tho Thirteenth. The docroase
In amalI.pox IL slight, but during tho sa1no Weok
last year thoro woro "a deaths. ,,.
rio ncayouger contract wua lot to Alexander
Boil, ut ty110 day.
, 1873-04-09
ATLANTIC & GREAT WESTERN CANAL.
Convention OF Governors Mt Atlanta,
Gu.
ATLANTA, dn.,' April, 1878.

To the Gorersor o.:
Of calling tho attention Of the Governors Of many
Of tho States to the Importance Of the Atlantic d
arcat Western Canal. By this work 1t iB pro-
posed to connect tho tennessee Hlver! and
navigation Of tho West, with the Atlantic Ocean
at Savannah aud Brunswick, Georgia. the9 ln-
vited tho Governors OF many OF tho Wostorn
sidoring and discussing the stops to DO taken for
tho Accomplishment Of this grand onterprise:
Owing to unforeseen circumstances, ,howoyor, that
mooting was unayoidabiy postponed.
among tho people generally, in increasing tho
means Of cheap and eaBy communication by
water, between the great producing and consrm-
Ing sections Of the country, has deeponod and
widenod. -,
In nv Judgment tho time has como for meet
ing, such as tho one mentioned, IN order that tho
advantages Of tho proposed enterprise may bo
moro thoroughly discussed aud undcrstood, and
aomo definite plan Of action for tts accomplish"
| ment rnatured
Nly object in addressing you this communities
tion is to earnestly and cordially invite you to
| unite In Convention Of the Governors OF tho
be hold for tho purpose mentioned, ut Atlanta,
Ga, on tho Goth day OF May next.
As tho proposed oannl will run In most Of its
length through this State, 1t would seem proper
| for me Qg tho Executive theIe0f to take tho IN
itiatiya in this matter.
Tho advantages to result from the enterprise
| undor consideration are so obvious tlat o moro
| roferonce to them hero IL doomed all that iB noe
| ossnrv, It Ia In fact tho only limo OF water conf
munication between tho Atlantic soaboard and
tho West, which can DO constructed nt u rcasona:
ble cost, and which would bo unobslructed nt all
| seasouB OF tho year.
inc boat mcana for securing cheap transpor-
tation to meet the rapidly developing resources
Of tho country ia question which should eugase
tho thoughtful attention Of statesmen. 1t
is. moreover, my enrnest desire tlaat citizons
| of other States occupying official positionB
| should yluit our State, oxamno for
themselves tho facilities that can be- Afforded FOR
| this graat resource Of trade, and at tho same
timo enjoy tho hospitality Of our people. Such
visit would, III my opinion. conduce IN no small
ioerco to complete restoration Of harmony anu
| GOOD feeling betwoou au ACTIONS OF our common
country. t.. l.. l..
II it should not suit your convenience to 30
| rroseut In person at tho convention mentioned.
inay aak that Your Excolloncy Will do Us the
hollor to goud such delegation thorato al wa!
represent your own wishoH and tho intofea's OF
your State. -.. ox. o,,,,-
I oucloso lorowth copy OF tho report sub-
mittol to Congress by tho ConMttoo on Con-
marco. to Which would respectfully inVlto your
earnest attention. ..,ou,,,,. IN.
iioping to recare an early and favorable fe-
enonso to thta communication,
nm Your E1collouoy's obodtont servant,
"A' JAMES II. SMITH,
Governor OF Georgia.
, 1873-04-09
1t,s HsrrstArE OF "yrv1AN GREY"

n,o.1;e III nsi LIE firat hoot HViyiau Grey" in
lrn5cco tn m ~ e]ition puGlishod When no had
cppcba1 p veara OF mature manhood, Mr. Disraeli
aon14o" aaiJ
aaM Init md burrlod D skotoh as ovor was
nona s 'iu but M lilo its aubj bjoct~ior what is youth
utn ,,,t s,sctch ~ brief hour Of principles un-
ont ., 1"sa;one unrostraine powers undevel
sottloa, e1a 1 Passrons 1.ronaoa mnoxaoatoj
opeo' Anu ,Ia nAtTvsv1 nTAnnx1. WITH o'coNuE11.
n,prso1I,s s ounrrol With o'Connoll forms u no.
n"a,,t 4, hia n,rocr GnonLiue at Taunton,
tablo ovSnt ~ III n1 cd;co fath md aio oon
anarin" o Sp 1''J n'rofuson Ito opitets, noonlary,
Tonno, n1 ~ IN tho @ norso Of ono Of
hnofty s'a a1;er' Tai ndrosaos retortod on Lis
nus Gout'''a1on nH'n i fn1op;un 10 tho 1ua md most
aasalsant. duo - n'na6a,, II 80 n,,n"cnt attank
pl4nant passage o. 20 1'naor1oti,9S t1,at rront
hene s naIo nao OF thn oWs Thsy
cruelty persecutod by people calling themselves
Christians; have ths f;i;pplp h;ih;pp;no7s anaon: to .e
acquainted with aomo jewish iamies ~ ,}a Lnnoons
, 1873-04-09

Explanation OF the Artificial GoSSer.
IS. s.-supply Pipe which should dcscend 3or Eject,
C.-Doiicr representing tho hoatcd cavern Of tho
natural 9oyser. The supply pipes D. D. entosa lne
top OF It.
O-Dacharge pipo, which should leave tho boiler at
tho lower part The orihce ut tho top Of the discharge
pipe should be considerably smaller than tho supply
G.1The jet Of water thrown during tie eruption,
This apparatus has ita regular periods OF eruption
boiling water aud at tho close followHi it with swift
out rush Of Rea, aa III the natural geysers OF tno
Yellowstone.
Tho reservoir. g may bo common tin cup hold
ing pint or moro, with n cover 8olderod on the
TOP, and amali tin tube entering on the top
from the right anl leaving from the bottom on
tho left. 10 these tubeB attach Il ANAL india
rubber tube, connecting the ono on tho r36ht 6:t
with the reservoir Of cold water. Iho
contracted by having . very, small glass TUBE '
fastened in the end Of 1t, which will increase tho
height to which tho water md steam arc thrown
The only uso Of tho left-lland reservoir Is to
catch tho water as. i fnllB back nit the erup-
lion. Five dollars will pay for this simple an,
school in tue land. It will not only 20 very
interesting toy, but it explains perfectly ono OF
the most wonderful Of Nat11rea myatosio5,-of
course, by tho gonius Of DR.. Andrews, q mys-
terry no longer.
After Dr.. Andrews Ind concluded, a fcw quos-
tious werc put, and several Bhort speeches made
on tho subject by gentlemen prosont, who al!
agreed that tho theory ADVANCED waa n complete
and simple explanation Of the phonomona called
GeysorH
On notion DR.. Anrowa was appointed a corn. xro.
mitteo, will. power to soloct esaociates, 10 pre-
| pure model Goysor apparatus to DO placeo AL
| tho now rooms uf tho Society,".
Tho meeting then adjourned.
, 1873-04-09

Meeting OF the 8onra OK 1adttcatioh-.
Cancellation OF tIlc DcarDofn scsaooA
Lcasc--Wlint slnl be Done witt.
Rooks 1Iccotamcnlc.l--Gscs cslgaaations
n,,d Appotnt1ucnts.
rra nonr,1 ~ Educnt;on bold n ,ront;nc vas-
+or,av ] ovaninr " proaidont % KIM @ IN ,'' t,,o Gisr
Present, inspectors 6tono, Hosing, Wells, W1lce,
uambloton, prussing, Sheldon, Richborg, Cog
Gin, Ca1ttina. Ds],o,,. nunvan.
mr.. Wilco ofroroi n resolution for tho opsning
OF north md south fourteen loot alley through
tho Jones school lot, which was adopted.
Tho Committee on Finance recommended tho
IN ,,,o+t ~ b;1a + tbo ,,no,rt ~ e1 mn n a,d
sA'ns W oAaa ~ S''o NA''N@A'' S'''''oA'
IL was 30 ofoerca'
The Committee on tho School Fund property
reported resolution. which was adoptel, re-
quosting tho corporation Counsel to prepare tho
e.. oo.,on,1,+,.. IT,, ioaso wade
necessary papers 1or caneo.l,ng quo lease naao ~!
OIL certaitr torms agreed on, tho lot to be here-
aftor sold, il tho Board 80 decide.
Ihs loa to alsousson, !, IN which sesesa. Sc , .,
tho members expressed themselves IN favor OF
selling al tho school lands not used for school
purposes, and investing tho proceeds in city 2
por seool
e,I,,1 e Than ID eaae tie land for tho low amounts
inorItah1u .Isu ~ roceVed n' A'
Tho anmo Gommittoo roported in fnyor Of SELL
;,e TIA III ncrca nf roi,oof ions nonr tho Shnrp-
ah6otore' Park. md tlat tic clork proceed to al
yarfise for bids.
1l,o ronort wnB nrreed to,
Tho sa1ne Committee roported in favor Of lenl-
;n5 IN tI,o sa,no way WITH souio land il tho "
HBoo, il, 81. Il. on tic Calumet River.
Il was aereed to,
Tho Coinnoitteo on Text Books and Courso OF
Tnatr,,cfion. ronorted rocommonding only tho
Following changcn in books used in tic schools
Dalton's Psychology instead Of Huxloy's &
| Yonmn,,'a: Dowen's or Porry's Political
Fconnmv--.the pupil to choose which ho ploaaes-
IN macs of Waylandg; Boiso's lind instead OF
Owens: Dalton'e Physiology In place OF Hux-
lev and You1nann'a in tho Normal School. The
| Committee recommend TINT all pupils above the
primary gradoa bo required to provide them
ssaiyoa with school dictionarios md those Of the
, 1873-04-09

Resolutions Of Various Associations.
M1LroHD, ILL.
The following resolutions woro adopted by tho
Milford Farmors' Club, at moetiug on
March 3D.,
w,IEnEAR, soyernl manufacturers Of farm-impIo-
puens TIC ozon Or oerso y 1yt fIs eeSeny
Ignored our Glib and refused our nunoy, by roforrng
s1 nn sp thor agsns or nd1s;no and passsa VIII
with The prices OF produce. nssaniing licatoria sud,
+, fa somo m I'm. nssnGes consory altitude, ami1ar to
Kesolred That tho farera 81 this Club pledge thcn
selyes: ~ md ther influence n al hon5ranle
retuHo to eel direct to fsrmera cuha nnd at rates
low as to m!dtemen, mud thst corresrona IN liberal
that, II forced to purchase implements Of Buc
manufacturers, wo do It under solemn protest, and
only becauao wo carnot do otherwise.
Rcsortd; That tho farmers Of this cfub as far
roesthlo their old plows. drags, planters, aud
their noehbora, and keep on sonjng aud using until
manufacturers coocaae US our right 10 buy cur mplo-
VII u 1s @ hs We gsa'e a
uoqer follow or use tho Implements In tho field.
WELLINGTON, I'LL.
Tho Wellington Farmors' Club, on tho .29ti
inst, ndopsod tho following resolutions:
jss9ltt. That the present system Of protective tariff
I.sOtved: That wo vote for no person for my Office
whatever who oes not aayor tho tnsorcas Of the L.
ausoAT1NE, IA.
Tho 1Iuacatno County 1nduatrial Convention,
held OIL April 5, adopted tito following (amoug
othor) resolutions:
Ieaolred That whils no look upon tho railroads Of
stno is Of tho most useful agcnciee in de-
gresaioa, wealth, and Improvement, yet nse not
willing 10 bocono their yassals nor cloths thon with
fse!i but belIovo they should be governed by feir
Just syatom Of laa aud regulations receiving tho
their
, 1873-04-09

figured comes muoh ncaror to Nature, for it
throws for considerable tlmo its stream Of clear
water, and thon at tho cloao discharges ita steam
bosides keeping Its periodic times Of eruption
md repoBo With great regularity. 1twou!l aaon,
ous, docs not give us the truo explanation Of
geysor activity.
NEMARKe.
Tho above description and diagrams are from
Prof Edmund Andrews, of tho Clicago Medical
Collage, to whom tho scientific world Is inhabited
for tho invention of very simple apparatus by
which every phonomena Of tho goyBerB are re-
produced. It follows TINT ,ha explanation
IL tho trno one, and tho mystery which has
fully explained. It is proper that America, hay-
ing by fur tho most wonderful goyser region in
tho world, should, through enc Of her sclontilc
mon, give to mankind an explanation Of tho
means which Nature has adopted to produce
thom. Tho apparatus is exceedingly .si,nplc.
, 1873-04-09
plnn Of his political life, and form M Ingenious

plan Of his political life, aud form M Ingenious
apology for political Inconsistency. -
"flio truth Ia, a statesman Ia the croaturo OF
his nge, tho child Of circumstances, tle creature
of Ills times. 4 statesman liz oHsontidily prac-
tieal dharactor nnt when ,ho Ia called upon to
take office, he Is not to inquire what his opinions
anbjoct; ho Is only to ascortnh t1.c n6edful~ and
tho beneficial, and tho most foaaiblo manner il,
whicl, affairs aro to bo carried on langh at
tho objections against man TINT at q formor
period Of hia career ho advocntol policy di1For-
ont to his prcsout ono. All aook to ascortain
IL. whether his proBont policy 10 just necos-
enry, oSpodicnt; whothor at tho prcaent 1no,nont
!e Ia prepared 10 Boryo tho country according to
Its prcaeut necoBsittoB."
, 1873-04-09
DR.. Jayno'a Expootorant.

Dr.. Jayno'a EKpnotorant.
There Ia good authority for stating that IN th'a
country ono adult out OF every six dies Of consump-
tom indeed prevalent and fatal has thta disease
become that IL Is dreaded tho great acourgo OF tho
human race Yet In te formative stages, all pumo-
narv comnlauta may 10 readily controlled by resort
ina promptly to the Exreuorant Of Dr.. Jayne which
aoosGca aud strengthens tho bronchial tubes aays III
Illumination and cleanaes them and tue lungs Of al!
iulDlritics It IL certain remedy for coughs and
colp, which. when left to themselves, frequently
chitis otectuay II taken in t.ne, aud tho directions
strictly followed. 1t baa maintained is reputation AZ
curative for aquarter vi century, and II thnso
symptoms Ut bronchitiB asthma, vii! at onco gyo
tkla standard remedy trlu they will never regret IT..
Sold everywhere.
, 1873-04-09
A o,,oor Trngcly III Colorado.

A tall, ungstny Kentaokian WHO tnrnoa n1 up a. as
eclool toacer 10 y! paso county, qa, nn4 ';. ata.
81 spelling uod with . snui! e" became
desperately onamorod Of young woman OF the
noielborhood, ard, in trying to account tor llor
ooldnosn, concluded That On old, do'rspit n,all ,
furntod by tlliH thought, lle won't to her lolBo
WITH revolver, fired Que shot at tho girl aud
another ut tho wondering aid chap, hut missed
them both, and, diDguatoa with lis poor marka-
lnal'hip, int the risto]'a nHzz!o III n,h owl.
would do tho ulopt GoVl,'
, 1873-04-09

drcWs sExran
In
II
sa ne eoa VICE. & Tn ns @
s sss $s Sss fsas "a vi
r. So @ The cola I Ms smhs ss @ ' 81" s i
IN -. ,.c., p, tim ft nature
higher elevation
, 1873-04-09

We unJoratanl that tho Governor Of Goorgin
has inalod invitations to tho Governors OF twan-
ty-two Western and Southern statos and tho
Hayors Of 1b9 citIos, together with tho mombora
Of tho Oommittoo on Water Ltnos Of Congress
(Mr. Windom, OF Minnesota, chairlnan) to tako
held in Atlanta OH thu Goth Of May, to take into
, coualtoratlon tho subject Of wator communities
tion With the ocean through tho State OF ooor-
gil.
, 1873-04-09

You nuvo Iat IN your spring stock. Nc1t Thing, sou
want to sell it, w cau help you Our for rather your
Pictorial Adrcrtscr will do It. Apparently published
by you in your own town. Full Of pictures aud adycr,
tise,nents to hit your business. You cannot afford
10 do without It, The beat adyertlang medium IN ex-
tstence, Gall and uB, send for aanplea. PIC.
toria Advertising aud Printing Company Nos. 8 to
Michigan avenue, Chicago.
, 1873-04-09
Millinery Opening.

newes Prescott mill!uora, No. c58 Wabash avenue,
hayo their opening to-day and Tomorrow. Al the In
dies expected to DO present. Regardless of wind H
weather. All the now spring Htyleh aud nA,iy nra-
tas, will he exhibition there and, nv h llie' "vo
Interested In these nice things ill vino full to be tharo
will mis8 good opportunity.
, 1873-04-09

The Michigan Central night tran for Indianapolis,
I,utavllla, md Cincinnati, via Peru Noad ,ayea
the Great Central Depot foot Of Lake streot ut $40 p
s instead of sis p. Us heretofore sleeping cur
Ia run through to indianapolis.
, 1873-04-09

listening Mr. Hines fomolloeth :a ~ nld nnu
now extinct grave,yaTds on tue ss.e OF masnihe
tonj-one q whlcn, !earcos, c2teenu pn1t ~, ~,
Lafayottc Square, md was MI atncnmont NJ q. an
applo-orohard, Poarco Wan saaaiar a. 9oorso- I,,
town, and teaonof poyonu 1lu Iaa.y.a 3tnne t,i
Whe!o nl6 w ~ Mtl'ts..sst,;a ,,o1, aStoh1;ahod
pars o1 aiojmo sbo Psto,t M Oco site.
1enKns rtw 1ar te houso hniIt of small I'M
Funks pr9portysn nonso p1s nsorxatnrv ~ ;Il
poraH r Hos "an ustenod at Docaturn Window, with
other pefaohs' III ny1ya nSt ON nuoASs , '0
Of TINT gallant saiior. . WITH tho poor people
,,ar ~ mnsn ~ ,yt tho rich yot tl,oro was oora
pupttIi pvstorty about hn liz would light duols, but
In vas Traye enough without that.
~ h1r H;nrs' family bought farm from DR..
q,horrfon fho nrelfteCt of tho CnptOl, and llnd
r. forfot Ii for want Of funds to mako tho final
novmnntg. Tho farm stood out noar the foot Of
psyr;;a'' mil liz also Invested with hiB brothcl
sSuo S j in tic Potomac Canal Company, and lost
T.; ,, ana i, rug R ,nso saaei ohn ouncv Adams lad
i,at fn!ts ,,sad Meh 'IiS FIe ren,onbors r Adams ~
GOING IN TO sW1M, .......,
, 1873-04-09
THE FARMERS MOVEMENT.

Resolutions Of Various Associations.
MILFORD, ILL.
The following resolutions woro adopted BY tho
Milford Farmors' Club, at mootiug on
Mnrn1, 1H.r
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-07-09
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
EXECUTIVE ORDER.

STATE or Louisiana,
Executive Department, =
New Orleans, June Is, 1873. }
WHERE'S :: appears from Information received
from the Auditors Office, and from other sources.
that many jrst claims exist against the State.
which under article i59 OF the constitution oa'l
not b paid for want of appropriations, which ease.
are Justly entitled 70 legislative relief; and
Wherea, On the other hand MANY frauiulen:
o., at least. improper Gains have been in previous
years hu,riedy passed upon and provided for i,
various general appropriation bills; and
Whereas. While il is but just that all legitimate
claims shout: be promptly hquidated, it is equslls
essential that claims Cf every description should
be carefully sGru,i liZe,. t-to!e jep. passed upon
aad
whereas, I'll. ,.- makes It The duty OF the Az
ditor TO investigate uni Guidattd claims agains.
the State and make Recommendations conceyniD,,
the same TO the Legislature;
Now Therefore, IN order 20 arrive at the :fI.s
merits of such outstanding claims and to enabl"
the Auditor 20 mako the i'."per recommendations
IN such cases, iavoyn. thosc which are aus! an''
rejecting those which ~. fraudulent, parties has
ing claims against the State on which they desii-
legislative action are Hereby requested to forwar'
them to III. Auditor, together with such vouchers
and proofs VII enable THAT officer 10 ascer:ai'
the merits ~ The same: and claim will receive
tie executive appr"ys! unless they have been PFC
scented and pa.s. upo.. =. :, manner hcrra inc.
Gated.
Given under Nv land ana 4. seal OF the State
this nine: day Of June, l. y. U.s.: and OF tie.
indie peudcu:. q. ::e T'..... States the NINETY
seventh.
WILLIAM 7. K'LL"c".
Fly the GoyeIn"r:
J.. q. Is>lcr:'.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-07-09
IN BANKRUPTCY.
EsVATE OF HENRY r. WADE. st.
;-v.TEc STATES MARSHAL. CFF,c., |
New Orleans. .jlIIv 4. 1873.

;v.rED STATES MARSHAL. CFF,c.,l
New Orleans. July q. 1873. s
TyNHls Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT A WARRANT Is
l. bankruptcy has been issued out OF the Distiic;
Court OF the United States for the District Of Lon!
isiana against the estate of Henry r. adj. r, of
New Orleans. IL! the parish OF orleans STATE Of
Louisiana, adjudged bankrupt upon b Own petit
OF anv property belonging to said bankrupt. 70
him, or for his use, ands the transfer Of any
property by him forbidden by law; that a
meeting of the creditors OF said bankrupt, to
prove their debts and choose on. or more assgnees
of his estate, viii be held at court OF bang
ruptcv. to be holden on the second day OF october
A. D. 1873 at 9 A NJ at the Customhouse build
ing. New Orleaps before G. s. kellogg. register.
9. B. PACKARD,
;yooc, United Statee Marshal.
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street, between Gravier and Common
streets. To the Administrator OF Police.
From Mrs. J. V. Hughes, Mayer Gold
man. j. j. Levy. Mrs. Julia Ryan. John
Hughes and Patrick Mooney, relative to
their respective assessments. To the .Ad-
m!nistrator of Assessments.
The Council then adjourned.
DANIEL SCUL,i.
Saorafary
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DE-. JOSEPH ELuorr.--.hon. the tenth
Of MAY. DR.. Joseph Elliott !e... here Tor
Washington City, and as his whereabouts
has not since been definitely known. FEARS
exist that something has happened to HIM.
or that he has gone to the old country, lie
: al times somewhat erratic, and seldom
.ravaIs without a considerable sum OF
money. Before leaving here ne .irew
SO COO from the Bank Of America. Some
Of his paper has matured during his abb
.encr, and consequently parcels O: his prop
ertv have been seized.