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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-03-28
CAIRO BULLETIN.
LOCAL WEATHER REPORT.

u. 8. SIC. SER, OBsrRyER's OPPfcr. !
CAIRO, March 81, 1919, lo:ll pm.
barometer 1890.
Thermometer 40 degrees.
Wind south, velocity miles per hour
Weather, clear.
Maximum temperature last - hours. q,
a pm, 80 degrees.
Minimum temperature, last "a hours. a,
q. m, % degrees.
Prevailing wind last "a hours. southe asst.
Total number Of miles wind travelled, last
"a hours, PIC.
DAVID W. HARNETT. OBJ server.
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The steamer Mary l.. rorsythc, owned and
commanded by Capt. Hambleton. win ar
rive at this port to-day.
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Phil Howard says .llat if his numerous
friends insist lac will run for MAYOR along
with the rest.
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GARDEN SEEDS.

Garden seeds OF all kinds kept in bulk
aud sold by the pint. quart. peek or bushel.
a, 1. " Csrrieo'. grocery, 40 Washington
avenue. g.aas.lw
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ii. +. Potter, of the Mound City journal,
and Mr.. George Lounsberry of the same
place. were in Cairo yesterday.
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Hon. Isaac Clements, CONGRESSMAN elect
from this district. IS in town.
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RIVER NEWS.


Raven, st Louis
Pat Rogers, Cincinnati
w J Lewis, Memphis
Mary Houston, Louisville
&c Elliott st Louis
John Gilmore, Ohio river
Nick Longwor,h, Cincinnati
Quickstep, Evansville
Chas Bodmanp, y Orleans
Minneols, Cincinnati
VIM Cowen, 81 Louis
City of Helena, st Louis
Illinois, Columbus
City Of Nicksburg, Vich,burg
Ajax, Louisville
Jim Fisk Jr., Paducah
DEPARTED.
lie amer John Lansden, Nashville
Raven, st Louis
Pat Rogers, Memphis
w j Lewis, st Louis
Mary Houston, n Orleans
&c Elliott, Memphis
Nick Longworth, y Orleans
Quiokstep, Evansville
Chns Bo1mann, Cincinnati
Mnneols, St Louis
VIM Cowsn, 81 Louis
City of Helena, Nicksbufg
Illinois, Columbus
City of Nicksburg, So Louis
Jim Fisk Jr., Paducah
Glasgow, Memphis
CONDITION or THE BIyEEs
Since the recent rain and snow storm
the rise in the Ohio has increased ccnsid.
cradle, and il is cow rising a. the rate of
ten inches every twen'y-four hours. The
Cumberland river is falling again and
the rise here will gradually lessen in a few
days. The Mississippi is falling, with
thirteen feet in th6fcharnel to -. Louie.
Special dispatches TO THE BrLLErIs
report the condition Of the rivers at vsfi-
Gus places.
BUSINESS AND WEATHER.
There was not much doing on the levee
yesterday. There il not great amount Of
freigh. on hand for any point a, the pres
ent time.
TIE weather was fair and very pleas.
ant.
HISrsLLANEoL =.
Owing 10 tue accumulation Of froigh. st
Hickman. and their inability to receive
any ireIgL; for the mex. few DAYS, the
Glasgow takes u trip TO Memphis She
left with all she wanted.
The new steamer, Pat Roger, made her
first appearance before the Cairo public
nigh. before last, and from her build and
appearances she will make some of our
fast packets hump Themselves when she
gets with them.
The Minneola passed by for ST. Loui,
with two barges Of ccmen, and some vim
egar barrels. She will load her barges
with iron ore for Cincinnati.
The tow boat Ajax; with It tow Of coal,
has been lying up in the bend above the
city since Wednesday night.
The new ferrybost purchased By Green
field is called Samor and has room and
carrying capaty for % loaded wagons and
has cabin room for q large number OF foot
passengers. She will CONNER &C her trips
the frs. OF next week.
Dal.ng the wind storm OF Tuesday the
Crescent City had her fuel barge sunk by
the waves while she was lying at the bank
near Hickman with her tow. She returned
to this port and got another barge Of coal
The John Gilmore brought down the
small wrecking boat Samson which will
DO used in recovering the railroad iron
that went into the river some time ago be.
low the coal yard
The Mary Houston went down with ali
she wanted. She was wind-bound Tor 2.
hours at Padacah.
The Nick Longworth went south with .
good trip.
The City Of Helena came in with ligh,
trip and filed on. hero with all she
wanted.
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FOR RENT.

-Four light. airy and commodiou. bu,ines.
Offices. Enquire at T.. Cuhrs new building.
No. ~ ohio leyee. s-aS,f
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The stock and fixtures Of my new. ,tand
Call and see. n. G. LoTLry.
5-2i-iw
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Fifty thousand envelopes Just recei we'd at
the BULLETIN Office. 1;
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EDI, RE\T


The brick store. f2jxl00) III Commercial
avenue. Apply to DIR. Wardner. s-G-Im
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sheriff Irwin is in ST. Louis Tie will prob
ably return home to-day.
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

The meeting Of the Chamber OF Com
merce yesterday morning was well attended,
nearly al the members being present. As
an evidence of the deep interest our citizen,
are taking in the Chamber Of Commerce, we
may say that the NAMES OF new member. are
constantly being added to the roll, and It will
not be long before every business man or
standing in TIL. community win have be-
come identified with it.
AT the meeting yesterday. aiier the sales
were concluded. the President, d. Hurd
called the Chamber 10 order. and announced
the following gentlemen a committee to con-
fer with the chief signal officer at this point
W, 7. Halliday, Peter Cuhl and G. "
Howes
Mr.. Cuhl then offered 4 resolution request
ing the president TO appoint committee OF
three, whose duty It shall be to inquire into
what may be necessary 10 secure the send
ing Of a daily report OF our quotations by tho
Associated Press. The resolution was
adopted, and Messrs L. Cuhl, J. Kcyser and
Wood Rittenhousc were appointed as such
committee.
On motion OF Mr.. II. J.. Halliday, \ com
mittcc Of three was appointed TO secure
table, for The Use OF the Chamber, and report
the best method of disposing of the drawers
10 members at auction. The President ap.
pointed II. l.. Halliday, John Wood and
Capt. ID. T. Parker OH the committee, after
which the Chamber adjourned.
Among the visitors present We may men.
ton the following: \. o. Harkless, Padu-
cab: Mr.. Drury. Of the iirm of Howard &
Preston. produce and general commssio N
merchants, New Orleans; J II Otey, Cairo
The following comprises the sales: Two
cars white corn sacked and del 4Sc: lO5 bags
mixed del i3c; bale hay timothy del SIC:
bale hay timothy del sls; PA sacks bran Slj:
200 sacks oats 3ic; 10 bbls choice XXX
-four fancy 50: C bbls early rose potatoes
50 80; 30 bbls potatoes 80 IL; IS bbls pota-
toes 81 %; 20 bbls potatoes e.; 81 bbls hay
SIT. Meal looks better. Butter is adyanc-
ing. Eggs are tending upward on account
OF shortness of receipts.
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IEROKS.

The following Is q correc, list Of the
persons chosen as grand and petit jurors
for the April term Of the Alexander
county circuit court.
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70. FALKLAND WINTER 10

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70. FALKLAND WINTER 'iS
G. Fl a N NY.
LARGE STOCK.
BROWN SHEETINGs,
PRINTS,
TICKINGa.
CHECKS,
STRIPES,
KENTUCKY JEANS, pxrRA,
CAssIMERs.
ELANNMLs.
BLACK ALPAOAs
LUsTERs,
GRos GRAIN SILKS,
POpLINs.
LARGE STOCK OF CARR STING
GIL LOTHS,
MATING,
Window Shades,
sAsD.,
NOTTINGHAM LACE
DANAsKs.
Ms Entire stock
VERY Low FIGURES.
coarEa sru sr. AND COMMERCIALLY,
Cairo. Illinois.
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wM. r. SCoTT.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-05
,romote useless strife, preferring

promote a useless strife, preferrlng to
pursue their ordinary business in peace.
And it IS an encouraging sign TO OBJ
I serve that they are oltspohen in their
views: they no longer :eel the necessity
for expressing sentiments contrary to
those so ,org entertained by their politi-
cal associates, turtiyeiy and with closed
doors. Many there are. !: IS true, WHO
Weld to the jondage Q! via: has for some
years been falsely Genonira:ed public
opinion, and yield :o demands tia: are
really brAlensc1ne and dis.asteful for fear
Of offending wha: IS rather supeIciliously
denominated he "sentiments OF this COM
munity.' The work Of re9eemirg the
white people Of ills State from this tyran-
nical bondage. :his almos: servile habit OF
yielding TO a so-c.lIet public opinion.
which .Ley have lad 10 voice in :oln.-
ing. has been happily called tie
second grea. emancipation. The war
and It's resulting consequences freed lie
blacks but the liberation Of the whites
from tlraldom scarcely less tolerable
has been the slow but sure work Of tie
subsequent years. The task IS not yet
fully accomplished, and may not be dur
ing the present generation. or. at any
rate. 50 long as a :imorous soul remains
to be haunted ty lie fears Of prescription
for opinions sake. The braver and more
independen. portion Of the people are al
ready, however. sufficiently emancipated
from the political bugbear that has SO
long frightened them. and bound them 20
q sullen and hopeless opposition to the
majority OF voters Of the State, and we
have no reason % suppose that We shall
ever be threatened with a relapse.
The financial officers Of the State report
encouraging advices from nearly all the
parishes. There is general disposition
TO acguiesce in the present political condi-
ton. and the taxpayers are coming for
ward with as much promptness as is
usual at this time Of the year. Here and
there ring Of disappointed politicians
makes feeble attempts 70 create ill-feeling,
but the bes. they can DO is merely to raise
a little surface irritation and air their bad
logic and worse grammar in the otherwise
rather dull columns OK city contemporary.
1t is estimated BY shrewd calculators that
the active opponents Of the Republican
| government in this State are now confined
to such as were known during the late
canvass as Last Ditchers, and that even
they are far from being unanimous. The
Republicans. as :! mass. regard the COZ
test as being entirely over for the cam
paign, N which view :hey are generally
sustained by the Liberals as well as by
the few sensible people who sided with
the Bourbons. As :or tie proposition
that there viii be any further proceedings
in the Louisiana matter at the. next ses-
sion Of Congress. j. is justly attributed TO
that well known faculty Of the human
mind tia: makes Lope perennial. Il IS
not even seriously believed ty those who
are loudest in their professions of faith,
while to the observer OF merely ordinary
foresight it IS justly regarded as purely
| cli1ueriC2l
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-05

Discount on Southern Chivalry--M&s;Fs &Fsha-!
Magruder's Pistol Resentment OF Zap N
the Face No. justified Z C-T to-o .NeE'A'
err Code.
How severe are these words: They
show 10 public sympathy for stranger;
a young man insulted il the presence Q. q
lady by one who WAS physically more
powerful than himself. The courts and
the executive have been besieged Tor
months in favor Of Stokes and Roster.
No voice seemed raised for this unhappy
young man. Can any one read even this
brief extfac: Of the proceedings and not
observe a settled amnesty 70 tie south
and It's institutions! The sentence IS eZ-
pressly made penalty upon sec
tional usage. Is il not. then. more
JUS: tina. the Southern people should
discard this sectional intolerance:
\ local majority. very few q whom
may perhaps go abroad "enoQnce
the inhabitants Of another section. The
consequence of this intolerance t@-ls upon
i-e--,'0-' - 'ne '0o4'i-'tA 49,
go abroad and not upon those VINO create
'A0 p','''"'V' 'nuVe"' , 10y
.--,'- nv LA 0oi,ie O 'no9, ,.,s WV ,:oa
'0iel an u NOE 'IeIn !e'i'-V a. ----- , -
courteous "neh III 'na' n.", .., ''o,'o'1 80
.lon 'H''- 10 noS'l-l'y "o'''' " y. .e' w.
1n'S Sec'lonal ln'olef"n'e Inoieo'ei ~ ~ ,les |
10 one except ourselves He 49, --,'9
cease" 10 oe an ooJeel q "pf'4e--. -.i-7-o-' ~
'ne '|oI'n' "hLe Ine "eA' 's"i's - :"
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-05
SECTIONAL RETALIATION.

There are good many tloughtiess PEI
sons among US who take delight in signi-
flying contempt Ter people of other Sec
tions than their own. and even indulge IN
impoten. threats 20 ..clean them out =
is no evidence 81 courage or courtesy 20
assail the weaker. and 50 all who practice
this cheap ch!valry ought to be ashamed
OF it. But :lere IS a :Luch worse coIse-
quence Of such intolerance. !: creates a
counter irritation abroad, and q brutal
mob in any Northern city might q: any
time revenge tl.9 Intolerance in manner
painful to al lie .ertimerts Of humanity.
IS there are more Southern people who 90
North than q Northern people who come
South, .h:s balance Of insult and possible
injury mus. ie largely against our section.
Therefore, TIE effect OF this unwise and
,liscourteoc:s Intolerance is more injurious
70 tie South :Lan % the North. :: is
unnecessary 20 :race this effect upor tie
operations Of eommecse Or finance.
l: sometimes produces a more serious
consequence in another point Of view. !
Southern yo.:ug man named Magruder, o
nephew of General }. Bankhead Magrr.-
der. now resides IL New York. One Sun
day morning Le vas seated il the payior
with others, III conversation with O. lady.
Lockwood entered tie room. He was
.eviden:iv intoxicated" He picked I'D
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-05

Oakes Ames. says the Shreveport Times.
owns plantation N Cadds parish. In May.
1866, A. S. Mansfield bought. at sheriff :
sale. fourteen hundred acres OF land, with
horses. mules and farming utensils, sold as
the property of James G. Patton. On the
+ran+v-fourth of January. 1867. Mansfield
soIa the land to Ames for 81, coo cash. We
nov add that Oakes Ames owns the Millau'
49, nIo,+a+iop near New Orleans, and has
nnt a large amount of money into the New
ORLEANS, Mobile and Texas railroad.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-05
NOTICE.

STATE OF Lor1s-AEA,I
Auditors Office ;
View Orleans, March y, 1873. )
Holders of voucters issued in payment of ser
vices as supervisors OF registration, clerks and
commissioners Of election fer the election he'd
November / 1872 can deposit them in It's office
from 10 20 II A. u. OF each day. ara IL no other
hour.
From Information wei aG.ient;cated i is he-
'..ved tLat many OF sue" claims have ucen fI&uG.,
'ently issued ndttirtv days time viii be ,.!,I
20 audit them after :heiI deposit as above.
CHARLES CLINTON,
IL" - 1p auditor Of Public Acrouu.s
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-05
4 CARD.

NV OkIv,:. Iyr'i :Gecr.
The undersigned certItss !Lat lie tie ho-ter
OF one fourth of combustion t.cke: Nos. :, g. -.
class seventy nine, in the Loui-.u. state Lottery,
which drew the capital prize c, s"'r0. OF Thursday
April 3, 1873 said ticket having cost ne -Iu. OF
twentv five cents. at tn. Office q H. Gea's .co ifi-
.o!Ias. between Sorapa.. ana Pn.5p s,ree:s AID
tAa: :he amount was promptly PAID on pre- sent.-
::on ofthe .icke: at the Office q. .he company.
\. KINDER.
ar5 :. Jefferson Parish. H,,i. Bal -
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-05

Some new coal cutting machinery. worked
by compressed air, has been successfully H.
rroduced into an English collieIy, Which it
is estimated. # generally adopted. would
require only CC.0GO colllers TO raise the
10, 100000 tons OF Goa! annually produced
instead Of the 100000 now employed.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-05

john Butler. OF Roanoke. wen: 10 sefc.
made Miss Terrill, OF the same place. In
his desperate efforts 20 escape the young
iady's father. VINO had teen awakened from
his SOUND sleep by :he disna! noise. John
fell and broke his .cg. lie does 10: seTe.
made that lady now
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-05

The lowest pom; OF tie thermometer yes
terday morning was 40 At Pi.tsburg. The
highest point Yesterday afternoon was S.
a: Vicksburg, when :: was 81 at Shreve.
por: and Memphis. s; a: Leayenworth. 81
at Nashville and s.. Louis. 81. a! Cairo and
So at Davenport and New Orleans.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-05
SATISFACTORILY ARRANGED.

We are pleased to be abe TO announce
:La: the temporary inha1mony which ex-
isted between the Auditor and Treasurer
Of the State. Oh account Of the :o.2ne1
gentleman action in canoeing the pre-
terred warrants received from tax collect
ors il settlement OF their accounts. which
warrants the Treasurer declined 20 re-
ceive, because canceied, has at length
been adjusted. At twelve o'clock yester-
day Mr.. Clinton was informed by Mr.. Du-
buclet that after receiving legal advice On
the matter. he had concluded 20 waive lis
objections to the receipt Of these canceied
warrants. Subsequently quite a large
amount was taken in in adjustment Of tax
collectors accounts. The Correspondence
which led to this result. as well as ii.
Dabuclet's notice to taz.ayers. appears IN
another column.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-05

i IS matter Of sincere c&Egratu,a:.7n
20 the people Of this State % know that TIE
New York. Chicago. C.LcirLa,i and 81.
Louis papers have pretty generally ceased
20 mislead their readers about Louisiasa
matters. and have turned their attention
to the abuses existing in their own local
:.ies. We hope they VIII prov" mere in
:eIljgen: guides in their I1eseu: duties
:lan they proved themselves 20 be wien
they were engaged in r4isrep;esert;ng rs
and endeavoTing to :nju,e rs ly giving
currency to fusion libeIs upon the lair
fame OF this State. One CT tie more in
mediate and at the same time gratifying
results of this change Of policy Of the
Northern press. vii! be the employment
Of tie paste and scissors OF :orten-
polary in new field OF literature. IN de-
fault Of being able TO find political ar
ticIes in villifcation OF Louisiana in It's ex-
changes, it is to be hoped som.:L.ug less
harmful! may be substituted.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-05

Frelghts were down 10 competition prices
in st. Louis, Wednesday, the rates beng
forty cents a barrels for four and twenty
cents hundred pounds for heavy freight.
1t sui;s the shippers, but what IS 1un 70
them is death 10 steamboat owners gen
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-05


e...':u. 'Le U ler 70 one adm $50. 20 the Fair,
and chance Il tle Grand Lottery.
ANY person holding Numbered coupon has the
same .Lar"c .: winning pIize II TIE lottery as
lose WHO .se tho! t!c%e;. !og admission 20 the
lie Directors Of the association having through,
a sc,5es o. wars resogt.G 20 mean. i. eir
pOHrl 20 keep alive ard roster ts Association. SO
identified VIII tle pr-gtess and Development Of
The resources Of State, and finding themselves
at ptesen: .nT"lN"d 20 az .Ete.t tat "ua&nEeTs
- very existence. have adopted the following
pan. which 20 them stem ;Le only practIca. and
CeEtt-t "aE ~ Ids!lg funds necessary 20 ptIpetE l.
a" '!Es institution aLG pace / HpoA bass That
VII enable L % continue its course OF usefulness.
Tie object Ot the Asssclat ~. IS 70 create
'tV.G LteIes- amor al classes OF our cltlzrEs II
or .on ng Fair. and al the sane tine by offering
afge Inducements stint. ate :e sale of lis tickets
70 al extent 'iat wi. enable i 20 realize al.
a'uc-u' adj" at. % II pressing wants.
II. pan adopted! Dv the ASSOCIATION IS 20 issue
2"'''' :."""5s. a. nity cents t.cHet. the same
;!,"" ds : ia. Tor admission. 20 the Far, with
COUPON attached bearing number the sa d ticket
emitting lie ho.G-r 20 one admission 10 OLE FAR,
=. coupon 20 Be retained BY himself
c; IL. a-t dav OF the !aiT numbers correspond.
:: w:H re .ufnbe: OF tickets issued Win he
paced /. wheel, and a. of :he prizes IN another
VIXEN III. grand drawing W. .ake place under the
supervision OF tLe 70. OWING We. known gen.
:.eneI:
/. y Ma,ks Esc. Pr. ,eI: Of tie Mec' a;l.cs' and
A-rtc.!tGr.. Far assoc at.oL:
>K--We. :le rn-ieI. gre,:. ave received yo1l
communication. asking cur aid u experimenting
{. ,raNrr O. the Grand Lottery on fIa -ai2
Grounds A. v0ur ueNs Fay. arG fully recognizing
:.s Importance OF The eIc"rpr ze which yorr AS.
soc.at On has Lahore" % erne-' : 20 establish ard
.. T;rG -. pia,. you have aaOcte,. 70 be thor.
orgl ''."'.".. and w. wor.uy -" confidence
aid z.,:.o!' =: lie iy.-c. .-'e.:,.ly comply with
'"Li' -. ."s'.
Hop : "o1: Assoc .'''on mar ~! IN Ills pan
:t.'. e. - .a.-'=. :. - = -. remain. w.:E
Il x. s.sct. -. 'o.i..
..s.. Cf =. -. .. New orleans.
C'sa''~a ca"a-o-. 80. Partsc2.: Ir..f., 20.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-05

One of the best deHnea:ors Of the German
character is George 5. knight, now per
forming at the Academy. His recitation OF
"Soo-Fly," a parody on Longtel.ows IA
NOUS Excelsior, is alone worth the price
of anmi ION.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-05

Mr.. Edwin Booth has resigned the man
agement Of his theatre. and VIII retire
after August next, hencetorth devoting his
time to his art. He has leased the theatre
10 his brother, Junius Brutus Booth.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-05

We have received files Of tie Cos"opo't.
fcu. N commercial. mining, railway and
agricultural journal. published ID the cry
of Mexico. from February Il 20 March 10.
inclusive.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-05

The weather has moderated so in 81
par, +ba. tie men now take OF: their boots
when they go 20 bed. and the hotel COOKS
snake bvckwheat cakes with :heir tuTs OH.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-05

As many as thirty brokers and operators
In Wall stree. are exjournalists. having
been at difeEen: :imes connected WITH the
netropolitan press IN various capacities.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-05

Ypfa,o $ 70 have new $4,000 hotel.
5u, the clerks Wi! no! wear diamonds. on
the contrary. locomotive headlights WI!
r,earn apon .he.t manly breasts.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-05

II is estimated that over $5O.ooO'ooo have
heen loaned on Chicago property since 'ne
IRE. The money has been drawn NANNY
from New York. Boston and Hartford.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-05

The sheriff Of the parish OF Orleans sells
at auction this day, at ) P. M. on the
premises, corner Of Coliseum and Ninth
streets. Fourth District. furniture and NOV.
able prOpertY.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-05

The tax land sale at HolmesTille. Mis-.
sssippi. last Monday. was vel! attended.
and. as a general tling. the Samm:: Ii."eS
says that property sold well. "Cnder the
existing law there is 70 so back on the
title to land purchased at TAX sale. where
a.. the requirements u :Le law Lave eteE
complied with
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-05

We are informed that at meeting Of the
Crescent City Republican Club. held on
Thursday evening last, Governor kellogg
was unanimously elected an honorary
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-05

The Chicago Tribune reminds IS readers
that ..since the 1ounderirs Q: lie Eoya!
George in Portsmouth harbor. nearly Il
century ago. and the loss OF a thousand
lives. there has been 10 such maritime
horror as the wreck ot the Atlantic. OF The
White Star line. near Halifax. The de-
struc;ion OF lie on The Northhee: Of. DANCE
ness. lew weeks ago. was much less ter
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-05

The :unera, Of The tate DR.. Josiah Clark
Mott at Mobile Wednesday was attended
by a great number Of people, tie Mobile
rifle company and other organizations.
Braxton Bragg and john Forsyth were
among the pal! bearers. The Register Is
offended because the Associated Press re
por.ed the death of Dr.. james c. Mo::.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-05

Colonel II. j. G. Battle. founder OF the
Caido Ga.cHc. and az :he time OF his de-
cease managing editor Of The Shreveport
Times. died in ma: city on :Le second in
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-05

Sealed proposal. are invited BY the a3
minis,ra.or Of Finance Tor :he saIc 10 'he
city Of forty wharf Improvement oon0s'
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-05

Genera: +. J. Heron. WHO has been at.
the North !oy a few weeks. Las returned 20
This city IN eZceiler. health.