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New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-13
CnndOr.

Madame Olympic .Andouard. in ''Du
Serail," tells this story OF poet of Stam-
boul. which shows at least an Independent
spirit. A sultan, who reigned hundred
years ago. took the disease Of versifying.
He made sonnets upon the rose and the
butterfly. upon peace. upon war and upon
the bright eyes Of his mistress. etc. He
esteemed himself an excellent poe:. but,
alas his verses were really detestable.
Such at least was the opinion Of cele-
brated poet of the city.
On one occasion the sultan sent for this
poet. He read several pieces OF verse and
asked his opinion. "Your poetry is ex-
ecrable." abruptly replied the poet. En-
ragged at this response, the sultan ordered
him to prison. After a lapse OF some
months the sultan. enamored Of new
favorite, immortalized her by verses in her
honor. He sent to prison for the uncom'
promising poet. showed him the new in
spiration and asked his opinion. The poet,
without reply, took his staff and made for
the door. The astOnished sultan asked
where he was going. "Sire," replied he,
Il return to prison. The sultan was a
sensible man. He laughed heartily. and
pardoned the candid poet. who was no
courtier. and always afterward treated him
with kindness.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-13
At Exposition Hall.

The grand exhibition a, Exposition Hall
on Thursday next. under the auspices of
the Fruit Growers Association, of fruits.
flowers, vegetables, ETC.. will be we'll worthy
the attention Of our readers. Contributions
of specimens are solicited from all parts Of
the State, and everything received worthy
OF attention will be placed on exhibition.
A magnificent assortment of grapes from
up the Jackson railroad will be shown.
Sugar cane. ramie and caulihowers will
claim special attention. Rare vegetables
are sought for by the committee. Fruits
are the speciality and will claim most space,
but at the same time samples of all of the
vegetable products Of cur State will be
welcom ed. Ladies, especially, are invited
to contribute flowers to the fair; and in fact
much of its success will depend upon the
interest the ladies manifest IN it.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-13
How to Battle Disease.--he man wLo puts

How to Battle Disease.--he man who puts
a bullet through his head dies mere apeedi.T than
he who is continually senliag vo:levs of strong.
cathartic pills down ms throat: 3it the drastic
vil.ets fatal in the eu t.e eade1 ball. Il
IS Only question OF time. Common s..oc!d
teach every body that the idea %. .x..in: i So.
bv ..bve:ins :he bodily vgo. ". /, its na.;.:ai
antagonist s supreme!y absurd. There shctid be
no purgation without invigo,a: oo au. reg Ia. on.
These three processes should go ol together, and
they do SO in all cases whe;. Hoststt.s Stomaci!
BitteIs are used as remedy COZ disease or FOX the
genera! debility growing or: Of t,gp d state OF
the digestive aad sec,etIve organs In :Ais great
vegetable restorative mingled three es1ent 81
elements OF cure: purifying element. .oa!c ee.
men.. and an anti-bilious cement. 81 .ase means
dyspepsia. bilious disorders. :nt.,m.r:.r. fe~e-.,
sick headache. constipation and nervous debility
are readily cured and epidemic d seas. prevented;
ieo steod W
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-13
" Situated at the ceeb. utsd

The house - now open and in complete order for
the reception of guests The bathing and fishing
are the best OF any place the coas.. and persons
seeking either health or pleasure not do Setter
,adh INA sasli ahs uGeai, springs hote.. Wner" shsy
The table will. always be supplied witt. the deica.
cies of the season. Invads seeking health. ]
would refer them to the pamphle: ITO BE- had at
Schmidt Zei9ltrs. New Orleans. or % the hOtelD
containing an analysis of the water OF the Sprinss
and their wonderful cures. which are certified ts
by somo Of the most eminent physicians of the
country. Terms are more reasonable than any Of
the other watering places the coast for the same
accommodation. Liberal arrangements made with
families and those wishing to remain during tho
season. There IS also connected with the hotel d
fine bar room. where the best of wines and liquors
are kept sides tenpin alley an: billiard saloons
also, fine croGret grounds for the guests OF ths
house. The proprietor has made arrangements for
8. band of music, which Will b- liz attendance
during every evening of the week. besides q tin9
piano for the u.o OF til. guests OF the hotel.
iy, Inv NJ iTSSLEE. Proprietor.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-13
HOTELS.
Vf0EAGARDEN ROTEA,

Having been put in complete Or6ss. u Open for
the reception OF guests. Inducements offered
TO families, as the rooms are anusIlal.y large and
airy. wharf and bath.h have been erected,
giving ample accommodations for sa;!,iny. The
hotel being directly open TO the Calf Of Mexico,
salt bathing is At all times assured oysters. fsle
crabs fruit and vegetables in abundance. A tsla.
graph office at the hotel enables .Ussts to COMMA.
nicate with all parts OF the world.
Terms-Per month. $40 per day. q? ~.
LUNCH HOUSE, separated frOH, the hotel. f0e
IN. accommodation OF passengers BY tle tyains,
will b. kept IL ths best style.
iy6 I'm J. a. NIXON Nansrpp
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-13

AMATEUR DRAMArICs.-The Variety ORA.
matte Club will give their second compli.
snentary entertainment on the twenty first
instead OF the eighteenth instant, as before
stated. on which occasion "Eustache Bau.
din" and the farce Of the unfinished Gen.
tleman' vii! be presented. We predict a
crowded house at the Varieties Theatre on
the twenty first, even if the Thermometer be
in the n!net;es. The two act drama 'Pass.
ing Clouds" has been set aside for future
consideration and "Eustache Baudin" sub.
etituteG. We admire the change. Tickets
will be in circulation Tuesday. the fifteenth
spstaOt
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-13
State National Bank of New Orleans.

New Orleans. June %, l813.-At meeting Of She
Board of Directors. held this dav, a dividend Of
THREE AND A QUARTER PER CENT to the stock
holders, and dividend of THREEQUARTERS OF
ONE PER CENT to the depositor5 upon their ar.--
age daily balances was declared OF: Of The earn.
inSs of the bank for the past three meu:hs paya-
BILE on and after MONDAY, July 2l, 1873.
Notice is hereby given that, II consequence OF
the largely increased labor under the mutual .vs-
tenn the future dividends Of this bank Will be de.
clared semi-annually payable in January and July.
jy2 I'm CHARLES L. C. DUPCY Cashier.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-13
lNKAND ISLE Hotter.
OK THE GULF OF MEXICO. LOUISIANA.
Open fer the Season OF 1873.

The finest s'irf bathing in the south. Tile hhess
beach for driving in the world The oyster farm OF
the South Fish abound in every variety. and game.
sfrmps and crabs always plentiful. Saii beats.
fishing tackle and guides to enable guests TO enjoy
the best of sport will always be kept. and no effort
spared - make this hote: the plus ultra Of
Louisiana.
The swift, Night drafs and comforts abi, steamer
BOSSlkR, CAPTAIN GUS RICHARDS leaves Har
vey's canal every TUESDAY and SATURDAY at .
A. NJ for Grand Isle and way landings, at til. nlod.
crate fare OF So.
Steam ferry leaves foot Of Jackson ateeet 1t 80
A. N.
Board per month $50. per week SIS pet DAY 81.
Terns tOs falaaies " tOy over one month very th.
era.
3. AARGOf, Proc-;stoss
SAM ID. DIXON, Agent.
ies No. ~ Commercial place, Lock box 80 I7O.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Office of the Crescent City Ga.Iixht Co,

Office of the Crescent City liaslixht Com.
pany No. 50 Camp street New orleans. Louisiana,
July r. i9:3-Notice is hereby given that special
meeting Of the stockholders OF I'll. Crescent City
Gaslighr Company will be held at the Office OF ths
company. No. 50 Camp street, on MONDAY. August
II, 1875 between the hours of 10 A. NJ. ami =. NJ,
for the purpose of confirming o. 'iisapprovug III.
action of the Board Of DirectO:s IL. accepting tn.
amendments to the charter OF said company, On
famed in act No. l06, Legislature oi Louisiana,
sion of 1873, approved July 10. 1875
By order of the Board of Directors.
jyi3 p aul0 J. NJ. CONWAI Se'retarv.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-13
Dueling.

Rev. DR.. Thompson will preach on duel
ing at Central Church, corner Of Gasq uet
and Liberty streets, this evening, at b aif-
past seven o'clock. Seats free.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-13

Insurance Association, No. 10 Camp street New Or.
leans July 3, iS.s-Msmbers OF tbs association
who died in this city January, :3.!; 7. J. White.
who died in this city January :. 1873, and Manu-i
and are called upon 10 come forward without
further notice and pay at the Office o: tie associa
ton No. l9 Camp steee:. . Is each or before
Z P. ~, August Is. 1873.
jy6 1t v. YOUNG Secresar~.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-13

GONE 7o TAKE A BATH.-The steamboat
Boss;er lef. tor Grand Isle yesterday,
crowded with passengers. who 60 down to
cool themselves off in the surf and to snuff
fresh air. The lively boys of Protector
No. . were on board. bent on having little
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-13

DEAD Charles Sauce. shot Tuesday
night, died Friday. The supposition exists
that he was enticed to join what was sup
posed 10 be social party. and there assas'
sinated. Ii is believed that Jordan Allen
alias Shakespeare. fired the fatal shot.
Willis Woods and Oliver johnson have
been arrested on the belief that they had
eometl!n, to do with the homocide.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-13

Tie thermometer at Louis Frigerio's.
No. Sc Chartres street. yesterday stood as
follows: At 3 A. NJ. S3o: at 9 P. NJ, $50;
at P. NJ, sS0. Lowest point during the
o;ghr cs July III. 72o.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-13
Southern Bank, New Orleans, July II.

l813.-Notice is hereby given tia- the .nreGe.inei
notes asued by the old southern Bang must :,e
presented for payment within year frOn: The
first publication OF this notice at the Office or thc
Auditor OF this State. who receI-ing ,atlstaC
tory proof of the publication OF this notice for
wear, as aforesaid. will surrenie, any funds he may
mold fOE ihe paj Me1. Vi :le SAID Ul.ede sneG
notes
iyl3 eOwly J. CARR 'sas..er
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-13
Office of the St. Charlie. street Railroad

Company, corner Of Carondelet and E gath
streets, New Orleans, June %, 1873 The stock
meet at this Office on MONDAY. July %, ia75' be,
tween the hours of IL NJ. and P. NJ to vote upon
the increase of She capital stock of this company.
je2: IN =. RIvIERS, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-13

The only business Judge Abell did yes
terday was to refuse to grant new trial to
james Gallagher, who was convicted of
manslaughter on the homicide Of Charles
Noves
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-13

STABBED Davis was last even
ing badly cut with a pair of shears in the
hand o: Turner Smith. on Liberty street,
near Perdido. Smith was arrested and
Davis properly attended to by the police.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-13
LEGAL NOTICES.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT GOrRr.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA

DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA
IN THH NATTER OF WILLIAM DAcM AND
Jacob Jackson, bankruptA
VnNO THE CREDITORS OF The gaSHsI'yrS
Il above named-You and each of you ar. hereby
nothed TO nle your proofs OF debts at the Office OF
=. .: Kellogg hsg register in bankruptcy, st thes
CUstomhouse in the city Of New Orleans Louisiana.
on or before the first day of August 1873 in dss
iAuit tnere0f you will be debarIed from any share
in the dividend which will be declared and paid on
said estate.
Dated New York, June 20, 1873.
ARNOLD H. ELLIS
JULIUS CATLIN, JR.
1e25 tav avs LEWIS LEvENS0N, Tguataa1.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-13

The Adjourned Public Meeting Of ;he
Mechanics anu Workingmens Assoc alton vii ta-
pace SUNDAY MORNING July 3 At ten o'clock
in tie Senate Chamber, or Drya.i,s street.
ALBERT MORETON
ivI22 Secretary uro rem.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-13
AUCTION SALES TOMORROW.
Local Intelligence.

A MODEL HORSE TRADE.-RecentlT a
gentleman vi healthy proportions purchased
a horse. paying 500 for the animal. The
beast no: proving exactly to his liking he
concluded to sell him to a friend. The
steed was driven to the lake by the gentle
man who intended to buy it. and as he is a
prominent fireman knows something about
Toadsters. The animal suited him and he
said he would take it. asking what sum
would be demanded. Only $50 was the
price. AMI the cash was paid, though not
without spark of suspicion that there was
a trick in the trade as the sum was so small
After the transfer the gentleman met again.
and tho seller invited his friend to partake
of lin. dinner at the lake. While devas.
eating the many good things, the portly
gentleman casually asked the fireman about
the horse, bat no answer was given as only
q single trial had been made.
The seller the day previous had Informed
an intimate friend that he had sold the nag.
when the friend became greatly vexed, and
demanded that ii be secured again. How
to quietly gain possession was delicate
question. and required a resort to some
Euesse. Our portiy gentleman, while dis
eecting broiled chicken, remarked that
Eow the bargain was completed he didn't
mind mentioning that the horse had single
but serious fault-be would kick almost
anything to tatters. just at the time good
service was most required OF him. Fire
man said that such an animal would never
answer toy him, and suddenly grew anxious
to dispose of the brute. The seller pre-.
tended not 20 desire the horse at any price.
Finally. fireman told his friend that if he
would receive the animal back as q gift
he nigh: have it in welcome. Having
counted the bones in the broiled
chicken Oh: acquaintance Of elephantine
proportions slowly remarked that out of
consideration for the fireman's safety he
would b. agreea bic and accept the horse as
q gift. So the gentleman's dear friend has
the pleasure of once more driving the horse
which child can manage. Should our
fireman friend happen to see this short ac.
count o: his horse trade, he will please keep
his temper. FOR rather than see him in a rage
. dime subscription shall be gathered to
make good his $50.
A burglar made a successful visit to the
Residences of Mr.. j. +. Brown, on Magazine,
between Chestnut and General Taylor
streets. early yesterday morning and confis-
Gated a ladies' gold watch, fruit knife. a
pair OF square sleeve buttons marked NJ. r..
and s.. IN currency. The rascal may in
close the sleeve buttons in postal card and
forward them to Modoc Jack for use On the
hAnUiup day.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-13

Orleans Rowing Club. New Orleans.
July Is, l373.-Regular Monthly Meeting az |! A. N.
at the Office OF the Orleans Cotton Press. 4 :u,.
attendance - requested.
jyl3 IT. SAMUEL BOYD President.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-13

Our on BoSD-Alfred Capla. charged
with having killed Adam Navarro. has
been released on $4,000 bonds by Judge
Staes. as the testimony before the coroner =
Jury indicated that accused had acted in
seIf.de.-use
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-13

Antoine Guards. Attention New Orleans,
July g. l813-At meeting of Company G. SecOud
Regiment, Louisiana State Militia, for reorgaGiZ..-
tion the following persons wer. elected officers
William q. Johnson captain T. !. Hill first iieute.
nan' William Brooks second Lieutenant. TIE Al
tome Guards was adapted the name OF the COM
panv. iyI It.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-13
A st. Louis paper has received letter
from a Nassar College girl, which saws:

from Nassar College girl, which says:
We do have such fun here. All the
girls ara made to participate in outdoor
exercises, and we row on the lake, ride
torsebaek, turn handsprings, run foot
races, and have heaps of fun. Belle Hast
ings can climb thirty-foot smooth pole in
two minutes. sNeA Vivian (you remember
herpcan turn handspring and not make a
wrinkle in her dress. l put beautiful
head or Mary Dodge yesterday, in the box
ipg-r6opis
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-13

~ S' iASNA w. Saa'
the fifteenth instant, a
of ratifyiag the action
Hundred, As pronulgat'
tesio.
|. \. Marks.
A Baldwin,
U.. Samuel Chopin.
James 7. Day,
David Hadden.
Hon. Geo. Y. keisO.
Hon. G. Q. Antoine,
General G. =. BeaUregart
J. Dawson,
+. L. Gibson.
Car EOlA,
Il. G.. Morgan.
Water Bell,
Cha.ies Gouva1.
A. FCCtier,
John Holmes.
Charlie. Lewis,
:. NagneT.
Percy RobertS.
T. J. Semm-s,
Thomas 4. Adams.
A. Bohn,
i. ChiapellA.
Joseph fo'lin,
william MultOrd,
Heurg ReushaW Jr.
David Ur9rnart.
Johnson Armstrong.
G G3lwey,
W. o. Den.gre.
Harry T. Rayss
John Phelps,
William Rodolph.
!. N. vance,
&. A. Bteaux,
Manuel Barr.ere.
Eeuvy Clay,
J. B. Gaudet.
q. 4. Hall,
James Lewis.
V. E. Mccarthy,
DR.. Z. G. RoudaIez.
Francis Ursln.
L. J. Solomon.
Victor Meyer.
L. +. Barrett.
W. W. johnson,
:. Lewis,
John Parsons.
Edmond Rii!Ieux,
william Vincent.
EGN. Jllmonviile.
!. &. D.nis,
!ohu Ha.nett.
:. katz,
Rev. William Moody.
charles Roman.
Gustavo kohn.
u. Barber.
J. 3. Pedev5.l.
John Thorn rs,
Thomas Thompson.
Lewis L. Ellis,
Captain Eugene Me:-.:;'
Allie Da:caHtelis.
Arsstide Iusm3n.
hou'iC CarraoT.
Dalcour BinvuIa:e.
GustaTa Roberre.
Geo. - :. " U.!.
=. u Ninec,
William Won s:Iclis
A..L- Sarpey.
4. Il. BenDc..
K, >. HpshHi.
bi' '-btS ~ oAiA -Ay.S
.sldore AsbtfT.
q. 'avar0s,
Lemuei Haas, i"..
=: W. 4. baTlcr.
A..ee Dupiesse.
Emile RL!z
j. L. Miller.
5osspH Canii,
William II herdersrS.
! aoihas y AsbutS.
-. tyt F'-:caG-.
) CcutIee,
Ge1et,
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-13

CAnno...oN ITEMs.-The police Jury.
Mr.. A. Bonabe;. president. fines its mem
bers for non-attendancs unless proper
excuse il made.
Mr.. +. Ellis was elected syndic. at a sal
ary OF $50 per month.
Mr.. z Mckay was the unanimous choice
Of the jury tor parish attorney.
The jury asks the Metropolitan Police
Commissioners to instruct their officers to
to arres. all carts. wagons and drays on the
left bank running without license.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-13

The police arrested 2l57 persons during
the mouth of June-l506 males. S9l females.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-13

One o. .he first things for many people to
consider is where they will! 60 to-day. A
visit to the Fair Grounds will not be ami.s,
~ the Firemeu's Charitable Association
will close its festival this evening. A
epierdit! bill. Of amusements IS offered, but
the great inducement to visitors is that they
will assis. 20 replenish the treasury OF the
widows and orphans fund. The firemen
are ALWAYS on hand when wanted, and now
!e. ouc citizens give hearty response.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-13

The police jury, parish of Jefferson. left
bank. has elected z. Mckay parish at
fOcueS.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-13

Dr.. c. Testut, D. C. Tibauld,
Numa Olivier. H. J. Jones,
]. C. Miller, Jules Abelard
Joseph Kyle Gustave Bourrion.
Marcells Dupart, Joseph Cassagne
Jean BOute, J. Bsptiste Mazin.
Albert SchlesingeP. ASauleny,
+. A DevrOn, Numa CarlOn,
George D. Geddes. j. B. Glaudin,
y. Dubois, Ramie Mire,
I. Z. Kyle, FOris Tomas,
Gustave LaviSne. Charles GulguarN
Vicenzo Moneri. Paul De Passau
Michael Fisher, Thomas Jones,
Charles Thomas, Jean Rotce.
Louis n F0uche Nath. Charvet.
Eugene Roudez, NJ. Catoire
AntOninO Ma -anz0. John Hoff
Charles Smith. r. H McLemOre
Salvatore NatranzA, Emile Segura
Joseph Lavigne, Leopold L. Layign&
James F. Marchal!. George De PassalI,
Antoine Delisle. Henry Willis
William Duperu, Nelson Collins.
Henry Gardes. Samuel Bell
C. B. Buddecke. Chs. LOuque.
T. n. Gill, DR.. TOuatre
Frank L. Richardson. Octave AOre.
". f. Ogden German Vincent,
Samuel L. Moore. q. Z. Haggerty
Henry Denis. Victor Olivier, it,
DR.. Alpuente, Samuel H. Bel.
Washington Homes.
And one thousand other names. jyllf3 2p
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-13

Las. Thursday evening some members Of
Phoenix Fi,e Company No. 5 were giving
their engine a trial, and the pressure Of
water was so great that the pipe was
forced off. il striking Mr.. Doyle on his stOm-
ach. T!c il Jury was so severe that MIR.
Doyle G.ed from the effects Friday night.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-13

Office Firemen's Charitable Association.
New Orleans, July ii, l313.-Board of Delegates
Quarterly meeting MONDAY the fourteenth in.
stant at halfpast O'Clock ?. NJ. in the Hall Of
the Louisiana Hose Company.
ivl22t c. C. FLANAGAN, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-13

VIVA. SHALL BE DoNE!-The municipal
police court judges are in something Of
Guandary. the trouble originating in Sheriff
to discharge all prisoners before him on
emai! charges. rather than send them to
the Parish Prison in default. The City
Counci. will probably take some action
mex: Tuesday, in the hope Of settling the
CONTROVERSY
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-13
GRAND UNIFICATION
NLASS MEETING.

EXPO S1T1ON HALL.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-13

3. Masperan,
G.. A. Hava,
H. BedrOtte
Joseph Mazet.
G. Chesse,
Charles Aubert,
z. Foley,
1 Cyr Where,
Charles BOree,
! A. Gasrard,
] Charm Glover.
I T. Furineau,
TheOdule PIcoo.
Gst. Christovall,
| J. SOniat,
z. LOngpre.
Z. Filleul,
AlphOnse Fleury. Jf..
Joseph Johnson.
R. de Armas,
T. Pannell,.
G. s. Ducre,
Arthur Arroyo.
V. L. Therissy,
| William H. Anderson,
| Prosper Avril.
H. William Harris.
E. A. Larrieu,
Andre Tessiers.
J. ToreganO.
C. Camp,
Numa Cla~ie.
J. DelinOtt.,
J. B. Jourdain,
J. NJ. Leroy.
6. J. Chevaller.
J. Vil!ererd.
G. HERMAN,
J. &. Oifray.
Charles TOr.Sana,
r. Stewart.
Charles Vogue.
| Henry Bnzan.
! P. V. BelOt, Jr.,
Armand DeC0udreauX,
DR.. Guimbellot.
L. O. DestOrges.
Elvirin Dellande.
Joseph CalicnOn.
Ferdinand Flichef,
R. f. Burthe.
J. L. BOuu...
Robert Upshur. Jr..
R. Aususte.
L. w. CapiA.
L. NJ. GeX,
Felix Dessalles,
3. BriOn,
L. Capla, Jr..
Al. L. Berey.
H. Lehman,
Vincent Roland,
Joseph Meunier.
John George Wagner,
kArthur Noel.
L. A. Berry.
W. Wajea,.
Joseph vie.ouette.
Juan Hernandez,
E. s. Hermann.
P. o. Clivrey.
3. Rock.
A. LanaUze.
+. Clavel,
AlphODse Nicand.
Gabriel Pahoey.
Peter Arthur.
J. b. ksnard.
II. BOutte.
A. Keller.
Ate. DenechauI,
W. H. Duke.
P. G.. Record.
Madison Washington,
Albert BertOnueau,
Ernest Teleur.
W. Surgi.
W. L. Rh0tz.
?. Boyer.
J. BrisOia;a.
Jacques Augustin.
n. Raphael,
Frank Charles,
Z. RacO.
NJ J. Leeny,
Henry A. Austin.
Alex st. Amand,
Valsin Bauvell.
Celestin Dominique,
Alp Gamard.
A. S. Savage.
Alex Hill.
E.. FITZGERALD.
J. H. Wicker.
John GOwiand.
Charles Cai,lsn.
Henry Relf,
Onezeime DeGrevy,
A Joseph
c. H. Macarty.
John Harris,
Alcide St. Hubert,
+. G. BeIthelat.
Armand Thomas.
Au'. Warner. Jr.,
Felix Robert.
J. Comps.
J. Tessi1,
N. Pavageau.
Emile DUssuan. Jr.,
Z. o. Palao.
Charles H. OOur,
+. GrinO,
J. A. dHemecOurt.
Marius ZOuseiSneur,
C.. L. Saint Cyr.
Leon QuevrOuzes
Th. DukapaE.
L. Dubois.
'. A. Mei.leuI.
K. DOmec.
Z. 4. Ca-riere,
Theodore Danzigef.
Benjamin Copvertie.
G. Burth,
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-13

preamb. and resolutions, in-i:e our fellOw-citi-
zeus of New Orleans to assemble ii mass meeting,
~ be held at the Exposition Hall. on TUESDAY,
the fifteenth instant at P NJ. for the purpose
of ratlfying the action Of the Committee of One
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-06-05
The Kansas Horror.

/ PARsoSs, KANSAS, May 31.-Coun
ty attorney Ward returned yesterday
from Texas with the body of NOUN OF
Marion, who, it is supposed, was an
accomplise of the Bessder family, the
KANSAS assassilas. At Denison he
made some important confessions, and
promised to tell al'he knew about the
Blenders when he reached this city.
but when near Ataka station, Indian
Territory, he shot himself in the head
with revolver, inficting wound,
from which he died.
1t seems to be certain that the Ben
ders are now in Texas, making theil
way to the Rio Grande river, in orde,
to cross into Mexico.
TNorE.-It was under the house Of
the Bendsrs family, in Kansas, that a
number Of bodies Of PERSONS who had
been murdered were f6uiid.] ~.
DR.. Chas. Brown a, Albemarlc coun
~, now over one htindred years a
age, sailed for Europe, on Saturday
DIR. Brown is accompanied by Mr.
William r. Jones, of the same county
and goes to England to establish his
clhirhs to the celebrated Jennings estate
now amounting to some forty millions
of dollars. The Doctor is quite. conf
dent Of being able to establish hil
claims as descendant Of the deceased
Lord Jennings. ~
" Thomas ID Newman, a Buffalo misel
died in abject want last week, leaving
$2j0,00e.