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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-10-09
Thirty Years E,D.,,,.
MIRA

MRS. WGSsLow's scorp,r,
non OF one Of the bes, Fam. ' !
In the United States, and S,,t g
years with never.fail!ng s,,e,, Wy
Ions Of mothers and chjlj.s,1 !. " I
OF one week old to the sJrr ~ !.
the stomach, relieves wind mi, :
els, and gives rest, health ,, ,s. -, \
child. We believe it to be II. 4; s.- |
dy In the World in all case, =. :. y. ].
DlARRHGA IN CHuDPPy v v. "
Isething or from any Other ,,,. :,
for using will sccomplr ~, -.
unless the fac-simile Of vJgTr; !. :; ,
the outside wrapper.
SOLD BY ALL MEDICINE Drru
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-10-09

Once when a Congressman offered
Beau Hickman a twenty cent cigar, Beau
replied: NO sir, thank you; such cigars
are good enough for Congressman, but
can't peril my reputation"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-10-09

p Vinegar ,h,,
ca pure and " ) Ute Rirs.'A'' ~
iof 1t, and f ts5t D:s',
" HIsKY AN Vie
plIh1yasdiolo,gistss 9 sos rae H.
al so-called m rlIl palo'o-
hInorl1-,whetler Tt5y saoes y. |
or from the 81 ptls alj y, ~ 3
nnS ed, "Toailcss%S. 1.e% I'M
which which drunliIte1pa5c55..'e T. H. |
f cisiir n the in nt,y,, "a \
clally the Nerves s.ilg d II
s gym , nery u a1s d
maj fluids; and tj'tl and p>s
Certainly ana lltse ts
use of DR.. Wn"r.Iliy Aeon, |
iIyn ,S by s any G5l, s>a a:.5 M
Eoesse;, that this I oo,. y j
Should s1h"S5SiE It Re 5sn o;s!y! 5 S''6 i. n
EGAR BITT Te vitafly asce-S},
indiges ST : Frs $. is not OH, :,
sc sffro o,nbg {; ulcers sl and 5. ~. !
~ o'ller disorders, bn s'ol' ]
thousands will rjss. o og 's !!
erer blessed. 'S Up I'd d.
FARMERS and s,oo1-
told us that the tbey s,osk rai,a ;,
from I giving SItrt do,y s e "a
9 a to COWS and spia, a. nj, !
good good , cnn6i young. T6sgS,a....5.. !
Sno provide for the s nd :e.o ! !.
OUR Readers should -,
Fl pEocTER & CANDLES s y w.
o. ol.' their NOTIFIED GEa MAY, :
ar,lcl ' are initiated. a, y
popular, other laanutse-,, -.
stamp. st 'u','', :
W. We have often voD1---7
person IN the country Wv ,. "a , =. .
appreciate the ysI6a ' y. I g
. Imminent as a family ne u :
10 most all purposes. ' a1S
stroyer that can be n.a a5' e :
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-10-09
CURTIS tBECT
NJ h--r-',

Sold By Druggists and Ci,aq
Medicines, q TWENTY-FIVE CIysi
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-10-09

Is the best remedy in The v,..
complaints, viz: Cramps II thin
Pain in the Stomach, Bowels s.-
all its forms, Bilious C0l.C, Ns-...
terry, Colds, Flesh Wounds, Buns
Complaints, Sprains and Brls
For Internal and ExterlalG%
Its operation is not 0GF l0n-.s.
entirely remove the caueot,l,.
trates and peryades the Viz Z
healthy action 10 all It's 9aa Z
blood.
THE HOUSEHOLD PAsACEl i !..-sg'
All-Healing.
Prepared by
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-10-09
TIE HARiEn|
NEW IoSa

NEW YJSa
BEEF CATTLE. ..,..'''''".
HOGS-Live.
SHEEP-Iive ..-....'''''''
COTTON-Middling -
FLOUR-Good to Cno.oS"'' !
WHEAT-No. , Chlca=''''''
CORN-Western MAel'''''
OATS-Western New '''''''
RYE-Western. ..''.''
P0RK-New Mess. .''''''''
LARD ..........:''..''
WOOL-Extra Fleece '''','. -,
CHICAGO a
BEEVES-Choice .''''''''' i
Good ...,..'''.'
Butcher: S,ocz 1
Stock Cattle. !
HOGS-Live. -, '.,rs ....... 1
SHEEP-Go0d to :, y IJiC, .... |
BUTTER-C Choice fel'o' ...,.. /
EGGS-Fresh. : 80. gr.rs \
T hooN spring EIu',"y,:o; J.. i
GRAIN-Wh eaty = = s..... |
9s':,2S & . s........
barley-No. .......
E EaS} -::T;s:x,:s:5.
Fleece :. vrnnT ,1s ~~ |
Pulled. .,.,r |
r,.,.,,s e,zSlss,>.j'
FLOUR-FanlI5 W. .....'.'
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-10-09
Children Often Loo p,

From no other cause than bsr.,,!
ach.
BROWNS vERNIFrg
will destroy Worms without mr.,
perfectly WHITE, and free lror
injurious ingredients usually NJ
tons.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-10-09
THE NEWS.

THE NEWS.
Appearance of Cholera in
England.
Affairs in Spain---V Valencia to be
Bombarded.
Central Asia ConvuIsed by
Civil War.
A Monarchy Impending in
France.
The Great Crisis in Financial
CenterS.
A More Hopeful Outlook in FL
nancial Affairs.
PestiIence in Shreveport
and Memphis.
Outrases on Foreign Residents
in Honduras.
Hanging of Capt. Jack and His
Associates.
Two-Thirds of Fairplay. Colorado,
Burned.
A Startling Bank Defalcation in
Dubuque.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-10-09

A GLOOMY STATE OF TIL
ache, a want Of energy, 90
every evil, = sense Of YEA
ton TO motion, are s0nea
indicate a derangement o. =
System. Speedy relief from
ton can be obtained by F5'E-'
Jayne's Sanative Pills.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-10-09
No. 2i5 FL2E
Tor sale By all Druggists


THE LITTLE C0gPol--
Corporal for October, Iss D.
sors, is chock-full Of il.s'e
reading, suited to the cagaaJ
and the biz folks, too, FIT IL ?
an Island" is continued; i1G
of Jack" Tom Harr!gal
zles, Enigmas, Chsrade:, Ell
various and numerous 70 BIZ
Little Corporal is published
1854 Randolph street, Cl.ss
year, and single numbers i z
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-10-09

BEST AND OLDEST fAsiLlr =
Liuer MUigOrGtm-a pure! nj, II.
I0nic-for Dyspepsia, C9a "
Headache, Bilious Attac4.' ~ \, + z
Liver, Stomach and BoWti'' =
IL. Relnnre Of inlttdlt0IA.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-10-09

If you have Chills, ner2ya-.ES r =.
feeling caused by malaria -rsc
remove the trouble at 0ltr. -
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-10-09

T. En- - CLOTa2
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-26

half bbls Sc in quarter bbls. and 81 50
in kits; No. bay at sl4 50 in bbls, 81 80
IN half bbls, 81 in quarter bbls, and 81 Is
IN KITS: No. , at 81 so in bbls. Sc in half
! hbls, 81 . in quarter bbls. and s so in kits;
No. g 25 in bbls, S. 25 in half bbls; g. IS
IN quarter bbls, and 81 % in kits. Cod. T.
box, 81 450l so, and &c 2 fb in quarter
drums; large do at 64s1 19c T. tb. Her
rings, u p bbl, 81 so = half Dbl, and 35c
y box.
BREAD AND CRACKERs-The demand
Is good. Navy bread is selling at 4lec,
pilot dc 512 a &c, French biscuit 7c,
soda crackers SAFE, Boston Sc, picnic 6c.
| oyster &c, sugar 9al2c, cream l2c, ginger
nuts l2c, lemon snaps I6c. cracknell bis
| cults 35c T. ID.
BAGGING-DOmestic jute is retailing at
i112c = yard. India in bales at BE and
I2c g yard in rolls. India at wholesale is
quoted at i0GIlc y yard. Hemp and flax
is retailing at IA a l5c y yard.
IRON COTTON TIES Sell at s1e 09c T. II.
GUNNY BAGs-Ars quoted at IN q lSc
each Stock on the tirst instant l53 bales.
BALING Iw1NE-1s quoted at wholesale at
i4c lb. Dealers are retailing it al l1c y
rs.
HIDEs-Prioes are easier with II
downward tendency. Country green are
quoted at IL a !4c ronnd; dry salted ~
U~oc; HlDL, ~ 10 - !bt. lSc e u; dam
aged half price. In city slaughter, sales
are making as follows Steer hides over IS
fbs, l034c; steer hides. 70dSl It's. lll4c:
steer hides under 20 lbs, at l0Ac: COW hides.
city slaughter they run. l024 c; kips, city
slaughter, 20 d24 tbs, l2lec: kips % a 80 lbs,
lOc + fb; calf skins each 81. Beeswax
firuer, yellow 28c y 10. Ok horns SO each.
TOsACCO-We did not hear of sale today.
The supply is now ample and invites an
export demand. We continue to quote luga
at Gec: low leaf at 9 Zoe; medium at !0.
lie: good at ! / a l2c. and selections al l2l.
BE. We note that the Italian contract
for the large amount OF 20 900 hhds Ken
lucky will be adjudicated on the fourtf.
proximo. and the French contract for 5000
hhds Kentucky on the twenty-s cond.
FREIGHTs-A ship was taken up for Liv.
erpoOl today at sd for cotton. and yes,
terday one for Russia at led We also
reported yesterday two ships for Liverpool
at 9sd and one for Hsvre at the reduced
rate OF l4c The engagements for the
past three days comprise four ships for
Liverpool, one for Havre, one for Antwerp
and one for Russia. To day cotton was
shipped by steam TO Liverpool at ll-l6d. We
quote: BY steam-Cotton to Liverpool lI-l6d,
to New York lc. BY sail-CottOn to Liv- |
erpool sd: 10 Havre l.c; 70 Bremen.
Antwerp and the Baltic ll-l6d: to New
York 'sc.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-26
STEAMBOATS,.
BELOW Cunning UP.

Ship Lancaster, Bartlett. ~ days from Liverpool
10 Ocean. Zerega &co-
Ship LAX. ST Clair, Lamont from Liverpool Dece1n.
ber 20. o J A Bryson &cn-
Ship 81 Louis, PearCe, from Antwerp "a Re! West.
to- II AshbIidge SEQ
Ship anna Csmp, Gardner, from Liverpool January
2s to Jackson, Fitzpatrick 4 Hender
Ship RONeua. Watson. from Liverpool pecensbe T
30 to Mummy, SchIOde &co-
Ship Fell Cra Muir ay. !iOu. Liverpool. January 2.
TO jackson / Manson
Ship HapIpt0n Court Vok. from Liverpoo; JAn,.-
l6. to Jackson Hdusou-
Ship SparkenhOe. Butter. from Liverpool, to mas
ter
Bark Lucy. from Antwerp, to DeWolf-
italian bark SmentO, VetIHEi, from Palermo janli-
arv y to Cefabu--
BarE'ntiae Ro, al Harry. Wymer. from Cardiff De-
Ctmbrr %, 20 masJer-
Sch0Ourr William Fisher. Lyman, days ficm Eu.
tan Island to Dr(iregorin Ado
Schooner Flank Lucas, Huiss days iron. Jamaica
20 DcGrtgoriO GcO--
Schooner Martha, Newman. ..avs from Grand Ca
illou. to John King
Schooner Cora Wash. Iott r. day. iccn. Cardenas,
10 MASTER
OCTsIDI: III IL. BOUND N.
ship Scranton. y he. .J February ., 10 ',E 4
FusdIck 400
Ship A,rau. Lawson from AndrDssaI.
Ship Record from LivrlpuO! February:
Sup Ad0una from Liverpool LinuaIF ]"
Earl Er,.vs. PHdrG, from ta.d:t: i"4EaIy II.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-26
CRIME.
Respite 80 q Murderer-The Goodrich
Murdef Mystery-GaIl8wsE Cheated in
San DIEGO.

RPspite 90 q MUrderer-Thc tOodTici
Murdef Mystery -GaIlows Cheated IL
San Diego.
SYRACUSE, March 2;.-ilenrv f'roilcl
sentenced to he hung on Fridy. tol
the murder of Peter Scnaffer, was day
EIaEted a respite, by Governor Dix, until
April lS, III order that the testimony re-
gently discovered. may be examined. Said
testimony asserts that the killing d; Schat
fer was accidental.
New YORK, March 2J-The pOstoffice
authorities have turned over ia Nathaniel
Jarvis, Jr.. the receiver appointed by the
Supreme Court. the package of bond.
Vaiued at $I7. .00t which has been lying in
che postoffice addressed 10 Bidwell, one OF
the alleged Bank of England forgers. The
other packages OF bonds addressed direct
" 20 Duncan. Sherman & Co.. are ex.
tectPd. and will BE attached az soon as
they come into the hands of the firm.
George Mcdonnell, one of the alleged
furgers. was brought before Commissioner
Guttmar this afternoon. and was confronted
Gy Sergeant Webb. of the London detective
force, who produced the warrant OF the
Lord Mayor OF London for h arrest. The
prisoners counsel raised the point that
1heTe was no proof before the court that
the Lord Mayor bad Jurisdiction in such
eases. bnt il was OveTruled.
Franz es Grey, whose expenses here were
paid by The british government. testified
that she lived in London: knew the pi T.
Oner, who had fur niahed her with money to
come to America. and promised 70 meet her
IN Liverpool, but did not keep his appoint
lnent. She returned to London. and was
:heIe arrested, identified Noyes. and was
brought here 10 identify Mcdonnell.
Detective Farley testified to arresting
Mcdonnell on the ThuriDgia.
A full deposition has been forwarded from
london An adjournment of the case for
swO weeks was granted for the preparation
of evidence for the bank, and the accused
was remanded to the custody OF the United
States marshal.
The Goodrich mystery is yet unk0ived
IL is stated that the building of row of
brown stone fronts on DeGraw street,
Brooklyn, involved the supposed murdered
inan heavily in debt, and that he was not
:ts wealthy as first supposed. The chief OF
police of Brooklyn still holds 10 the theory
that Goodrich committed suicide, and that
the cause was financial embarrassment.
SAN Francisco, March 25-Alexander
Y. FenneT. who was TO have been executed
at San Diego, on Friday. died in Jail today,
probably from the effects of poison.
BOsTON. March 25.--John Savage. late
cashier Of the Leehmore National Bank.
was arraigned today upon an indictment
charging him with having made false en-
tries in his books. and of ,mbezzing 81 l,3JO
Ui funds of the bank. He pleaded not
gnlty. ana gave surstlcs in $40 eco 70! his
appearance tor trial at future dav.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-26
RECEIPTS GF PRODuCE.

CiNClNNATI--Steamer ShirlOck--7Ol bh's whisky
S83. SKIS 400 tcs 294 Cks bacon Jl2 bI7 ba
con hhds tobacco 80 tic. lard 628 kegs Lard 2GC
bbls hOur 206l bJls pork 100 SKIS malt and sundIy
produce
ST LOCIS--Steamer Mary Alice and barges-lJ9!
eks 80 0s0 bushels corn in bulk 22O4 SKIS ost I'd
928 sks bran Il95 bbls meal 647S bbs hour iIo tcs
lard cks bacon and sundry produce
MARIE SALINK-St. amer Ouachita Bele-3T.
bales cotton % ska cotton seed and sundres
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Lizzie Hopklns--h Lh4.
sugar 45 bbls molasses and sun6ries
LOWER COAST-Steamer 4 HeAsley-.li hhdf
sugar TAI bb5 rice and sundr7es
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Peer!ess-%s bales cot
tor. I03 ska cotton seed sks seed cotton and
dries
JEFPERSOE-Steamer Lcssr .aylor-Io1j bales
cotton and suudrles
TEHSAS RIvER-steamer y CErtis--i47 bales
cotton 6lI2 ssa cotton seed and suDGues
LITTLE ROCK-Steamer CclOssal-2l bales cot
ton and sundTes
BATON ROUGE-StAa1ntr st John-i bale cotton
:; hhds sngar IL bhls moiasSes and sundI7es
SHRbVEPORT-Steame5 Henry Tete-224 lsI-.
cotton ard sundrlee
RECEIPTS BT RAILROAD.
HORGtS'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
March 25-l0 bales cotton $40 900 IN specie and
SEW ORLEANS MOBILE AND TEXAS RAIL.
ROAD. March Is e bA.ea cotton !3 hhds tobacco
and sundry produce
NEW ORLsAES, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH.
RRS RAILROAD. March 25-34S bales cotton p
hhds tobacco and sundry produce
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-26
MARINE.
launch Of n Liverpool Sieamer-Britisi
ship Pride Abandoned.

PHILADELPHIA, March 2J-The steamship
Indiana. the third of the Philadelphia and
Liverpool line, was launched from Crump's
ship-y ard, at KensingtOn, to-day. A large
crowd was present. notwithstanding the
nclemebt weather. lining all the wharves
ID the vicinity, and the river was crowded
with steamers and other craft which were
filed with spectators. The members of the
constitutional convention we're present by
invitation.
The new steamer was chri~teneG Indiana
hy Miss Nannle Myers. daughter of Nathan
Myers. The launch was very beautifully
auade.
LONDON. March 25--An arriva; here re-
ports the British ship Pride. iron. Cardonas
tor New York. abandoned at lea.
LIVERPOOL. March !..--ArriveG-Jai!rs
Duncan with 1859 bales OF cotton.
New YORK, March % Arrived - steam
srs San Sal gadOr and Huntsville from Sa.
Yannah. Manchester and Egypt.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-26
ESTATE OF AARON BLUM,

CSrrEp ST.TEs M.RsH.L's OPPrep
New Orleans February %. 1919.
TsNH1S Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT WARRANT IN
Il bankruptcy has been issued ont OF the District
Court of the United States for the District of Lon
siana against the estate of aaron Blum, of Baton
Rouge. i'll the parish of East Baton Rouge State OF
Louisiana, adJudged d bankrupt upon his own pet
lon that the payment Ofany debts and the delivery
OF any properly belonging to said bankrupt, to
him, or 1Or his use and the transfer of anv prop.
erty by him, are forbidden by law; that a meeting
OF the creditors Of said bankrupt. TO prove their
debts and choose or more assignees of his rs.
tate II be held at court of bankruptcy to he
holden IN the twenty-nnth day OF March, 4. u.
1913, at /! A. VI. al the tustomhOUse building New
Orleans, before C. s. Kellogg, register.
s.B PACKARD
E!ht ~ Cnited States Marsial
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-26
ESTATE OF GEORGE l.. NOUN..

tT!TED STATES MARsHAl's OPPlCR
New Orleans. March H. 1873. {
FeNHls Is fO GIVE NOTICE THAT A WARRANT
4 III bankruptcy has been issued ont of the Dis
trlct Court of the United States for the District of
Louisiana AGAINST the estate of George L. Kn11na Of
the cIty OF New Orleans. in the parish of Orleans
state Of Louisiana, adjudged bankrupt upon hie
own petition: that the payment of any debts ard
the delivery of any property belonging to said
bankrupt I" him or for his use and the trans.
fer OF any property by him. are forbidden by law;
that meeting of the creditors of said bank rupt
to prove their debts and choose one or more as.
slgl"es of his estate viii be held at a court of
bankruptcy. to be holden on the fifth dav
of April. 4. b. 1873 at 9 a. NJ. at the Custom.
mouse build:ng. Nrs OrieaDs before {. &. kellogg
Register.
=. y PACKARD
mhiJ cps GIFTED Sta, es Marshal.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-26
ESTATE OF FRANCS JOSEPH PACK
wood individually. and as q u..H.b.T US thr
G.Iu ct Pack God Brother.

ES;TED STATES NAESH.L'e Orpcs
New Orleans. March ), 1914, !
FfNHi> Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT A WARRANT
IL bankruptcy has been Issued ont
Of the District Court of the United States for the
District of Louisiana. against the estate of Fran.
els Joseph PackwOod, Individually, and as az
member of the firm OF PaCkWood Brother Of
New orleans, in the parish OF Orleans Sta -
of Louisiana, adjudged bankrupt upon his
own petition. that the payment of any debts
and the delivery of property belonging TO said
bankrupt. to him for his use, and the transfer
of any property by linn are forbidden by law that
meeting of the creditors of said bankrupt TO
prove their debts and chOos. OF more assignces
of his estate. will be held a court of bank.
ruptcy, to be holden on the twenty ninth day of
March, A ID. 1873 at nine O'Clock A. NJ, at the
Customhouse building. New Orleane before g. T.
Kellogg. Register.
= y. PACKARD.
hhs - United States Marsha.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-26
1MPORT2.

LIVERPnOL-SllIp Genevieve-Astd mdse
NEW YORK-Steamship Cortts-Astd mdse
NEW YORK-St. amship United States-Astd
mdse
LIVERPOOL AND Enthusiastically st Louis
4 std mdse
BREMEN HAvRF. AND EtVANA--Steamship
Hanover-Astd mdse
NEW YORK-Brig Georg, Gilchrst-a3l bbls sy.
rup 50 pkgs tobacco ana sundries
PORT LINON-Steam-bip Juan & Meigs- 3S0c
cocOanuts % hides bins bananas and suudrlea
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-26
Succession Of Jean ToxIaHdou. Jr.-ss
IN BANKRUPTCY.
ESTATE or JAMES RYBACk,

UNITRD STATES MARsRAL's OFRIsh
New Orleans, March "A. 1879 !
tNHiS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT AN ALIAS
Il warra"t in bankruptcy has been issu+d out
OF the District Court of the United States for the
District of Louisiana, against the estate of James
Rvback, of New Orleans i'll the parish ef Orleans
state OF Louisiana, adjudged d bankrupt upon bis
own petition; that the payment of any debts and the
delivery OF any property belonging to said bank.
rupt, to him. or for his use, and the transfer
OF any property by him, are forbidden by law: that
a meeting of the creditors of said bankrupt to
prove their debts, and choose moro
slgnees OF his estate, will be held at court 0 :
bankruptcy, to be holden on the twenty-nintl II day
OF april. A. D. 1873 at twelve o'clock M. at No
II hIchange place. New Orleans, before D. Agus.
TIN, register
$. B. PACKARD.
nhZ ap29 United States Marshal.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-26
EXP0RTS.

LIvERPOOL-Ship StsGnccna- t3ls bales cation
5000 stavts
CARDBNAS-Barkenti:.e HHncock---,.; empty
hhds III empty tierc.s
EAMBURG--Rark JapaI---,io bales cotton. 2;
ba lea 500 bals bdes 1909 staves
rTILLA-SchOoneT Lady W0odbuTy-30 bbls -four
Is b5s pork 10 bbs beet bbls sugar bbls hams
and sundrIes
RUATAS ISLAND-Schooner Etna--3 ~ feet iurr
ber 5000 shingles bbls beef Dbl sugar bEs soap
and sundTits
KEY WEST AND CEDAR KEYS-Steamship Ha
vana-20ll SKIS IS bhls whisky 75i hbls -four 10
hbs beer bbs yTpase 322 SKIS 60 cks bacon 100
bbs rOsn 100 bNs candles Il &c. Eams 20 bales hay
1000 PIX g mdse
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-26
ESTATE OF JOHN r. BUTTS INDIVIU.
uailv, dn4 40 partner G: the hTm OF Butte I
Ogden,
OFFICE UsI-Rr SrArK. N.psy.,

OFFICE UIIfBr SrArEs MlPsgAiI
New Orleans, March u 1875. (
'sNHis fS 10 GIVE NOTICE THAT 4 war.
n Rant ia haEkruDtCy has been is1Ied ont Of
the D!strlct Cont OF the United States Tor the Ls-
tUct OF Louisiana. against the estate of John T.
Butts jn6ividnalIV, aud partner III the firm. O.
Butts ogden OF New Orleans. IN the par .h 6f or.
leans State OF Louis an. Judged krlipt upoU
his own petition: that the payment of any deb 8
ana the delivery ct any property belonging said
bankrupt. 10 him. tor his use and the transfer
OF any property by him. forbidden hy law: that
meeting of the cred tors of said pant rup; 60
prove their debts, aud choose one or more ns-
sl&ne-s of his estate Will be held at /. court Of
Bankruptcy :" oe holden on t.a twenty srCnur day
OF April. A D. 1873, at tNFe's" O'Clock NJ. at No. 4.
~ change Place. Sew uTL ans. before D. Augusta
register :. B. PACKARD
mn2c lp2: United States Marshal;
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-26

a New Orleans correspondent Of II West
ern paper. in referring TO the personal
popularity of Lieutenant Governor An.
t,ine, instances that a very extensively
patronized restaurant near the ST. Loui,
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-26
[coNr1NUEp FROM FIRST PAeE.l

unconditional submission of Khavate 10
the Russian sway.
The Nera, journal established here for
the purpose of advocating an alliance be-
tween Russia and France, has suspended
,ublicafion.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-26
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Co1tes Kemble. from New York l5tl;
inst, to Moulton-2d district
Steamship United States Halsey, from New York
18th Instant. to J Il Ludwigsen-2d district 9
Steamship GaZOn Barrett. from Philadelphia via
Havana to VIM Crcevy--2d district 10
British stoamshipSt Louis, Roberts from Liverpool
February %, to Silas WeekS-4th distric:
Steamship Andean, Baker, from Liverpool via ia.
malca, Vera Cruz ard Tampco. 10 Tim Fon-
rood &cO-4 district IL
Ship Queen of the East Glegg. from Liverpool, Jan.
uary 30. to Mummy. Schroeder &co-4th dis
trict "A
Ship North ampton. McIvor from Livcrpoo! IAN.
uary 27, to master-4th district 81
Bark Kong Carl MarcGss u, from Cardif Janua "
3, to Ocean Zrrega Aco-Pont
Bark Perseverance. mOrce, SO davs from Barrow
and Furness. TO J Shepherd- Point
Bark Annie klmball. SIiuson. from Bordeau, De
cenbt. 49, !" master-2d district
TOwBOATs.
Heroine. Poet from the Passes-Wtn: ,;utsu
hght-Br0ught up barks Parse severance and Al.
ME Kimban
Wicaco WhltmOrr. from the Passes-H-nt down
hght-Br0ught mp baJk Kong Karl
Calhoun. Wright. from the Passes--W-nt down
Hght-Brought up ships Queen OF the East s.,d
SUI thamp.On
STEAMBOATS,.
Shrlock Hart, from Cincinnati.
Mary Alice ard barges, Daw son. from. ~ La. ...e
LESSEE raVlor. iruslOw. from Jefferson.
W Curtis. Cooley. from Tensas river
colossal. nImnes. from Little Rock
OuaChita Belle. Blanks, from Marc SaiiIe
Lizzie Hopkins. AucOin. from ThibodauL
EHenslev. BrOthrItOn. from Lower Co&a:
Peerless, Bread. from Washington
st John. GreathOuse, from Baton Rouge
henry Tete. Thorn. from Shreveport
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SUCCESSION NOTICES.

Succession OF FRANCOIS Xavier Roe ha Sc on
and Anne Elizabeth Thomelain, his wife-Ne.
So, 1870.
CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THB PARISH
- OF Oricans.-Whereas Louis Fos has petitoned
the for letters of administration the above
entitled succt ssiOns- No, ice is hereby given to
all whom it may concern te show cause within
ten days why he prayer Of the said petitioner
should not be granted.
By order of the Court.
lnh2I 25 29' FRANK PACE, JR. Clerk.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-26
CONNIE ROIAL
TrRsnAY EyRNlNe. March 2

C0Tros-The sales to-day embraced 800
bales. at easier prices. requiring par.
tlal reduction III our quotations OF
isc. We give also tie Exchange
figures. which are for average Lists
according with its types. while ours
present the proper range of the market for
average lists, but with the outside figures
for low Iniddling. good ordinary and OIL
dinary given as the outside for strict OF
those grades:
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION, AsslMI..TEp