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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-18

A FULL and complete line Of White
Shirts, also Low Neoked Shirts just re-
ceived by JOHN L. RICE,
3S Monroe street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-18

NorIcR.-Go to l.. V. Bonds for the
newest styles OF Button and Lace Shoes
for Ladies, Misses and Children.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-18

STEREosooPIc Views in great variety
at Robinson's Gallery. Call and see
them.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-18

PIcsle.-Wheeling Blues give their
picnic Saturday next. Company G.
and the public are invited.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-18

LAKIS d Co. are selling genuine
Scotch suits at reduced prices. II you
want something nobby as we'll as gen.
teel, call there Immediately as they are
selling very fast.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-18

To-Day is the anniversary OF the
battle of Waterloo, fought in 1915.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-18

IFyou want a summer suit, made up
in the latest style, 60 to BUNS Snit
Factory, 1874 Main street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-18

LADIES, if you wish cheap and fash
ionable summer dress suitings 60 to l.
Blum & Bro.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-18

A NEW lot of Hollywood Frame;
lust received at Robinson's Gallery. .
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-18

TusrLE soup is coming into very
general use as a beverage in this burg.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-18

CoLcREp SHoEs.-All colors Of Shoes
for Misses and Children, either Button
or Lace, just received at
f.i. L. Y. BLoSD's.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-18

ALL Wool and Brussels Carpets and
Oil Cloths reduced 20 per cent: ATT. W.
Ferrel's, Centre Wheeling. ~ 10 ',
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-18

BUrrERICK's Patterns for July now
ready. For sale at Weed Sewing Mas
chine rooms, "a Market street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-18

Buy your Dry Goods and Suits al
Blum's, 1874, or at their Branch Store
ll9 Main street. .-.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-18

For Grenadines and Dress Goods call
On j. W. FERREL,
Centre Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-18

TRUST SALE.

TN PURSUANCE OF A DEED OF TRrsr
made and executed 70 me by VIM. n
Reid dated Dec. 18th, 1877, and recordsi -
nce1 of Trust Book Ne. 4 page al In IN 10
ONCE or the Clerk Of the County Court tos
Wetzel county, West Virginia, I viii ~
THURSDAY, July Sd, 1873 at the mont doo, w y,
P. McDonald's Store In Burton, W. Va. nj!
of nublic auction q farm Of 500 acres on issI.
immediately on the Baltimore 4 Ohio RsIS1l
road one and three quarter miles w. =;
Rnrton, being the came land conveyed "
said Reid by n. K. List and wife by A.
dated Pee. 18th, 1873, to which deed nov :,
record In Wetzel county, W. Va, referensa'
is hereby made for full description ofaiss
land.
frame dwelling house and small orchs,a
and will make a fiue stock farm.
Terms Of sale 81 ,00) cash and the rss,d,.
In one, two and three years with fntsSS.,
nom the day of sale, the purchaser eiyins
bonds with approved security until ~
purchase money is paid.
Selling as Trustee will convey only su.b
title as Is vested in me, which Is, howeys,
believed to be perfect.
w. V. HOGE, Trusts.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-18

Oss hundred pieces of Polka DOT
Alpacas at Is cents. j. ". ferfei'
Centre Wheeling. al -5s. 20
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-18
STEAM BOATS.
For Cincinnati.

THE FINE NEW, LlahT
f Sns, sSsIR1 asssnSSs ah isaG Com.
mander; Ed. Muhleman, Clerk, VIII Iea y,
Tor the above on TUESDAY. JUNE ~,
1873 at 3 Pm. For freight or passage Apply
o %.s beard or e 8. Il. BOOTH q Co. As.nt.
Regular Pittsburgh Packet
THE NEW PASSENGEK
- e W s5MAsaihc s Captain, <. v:
Voegtly and NJ. J. Gamble, CierKT VIZ.
DAYS and Saturday, at 7 o'clock A. II,
, For freight or passage apgB6tSo T f co.
Regular Pittsburgh and
GAINESVILLE Packet.
THE FINE PAS5EE0EE
J.N& 4S,eamer CARRIE BROOkS, n;;
Darlington, Commsnaer' v %r,t
Tuesday f and Tor Pittsburgh every Sun
day. Syar s1f ne !. r. II B6ofR s Co. Agents.
wheeling, Parkcrsburg and
Cincinnati Transportation
O0Iupany's Packets:
COURIER, .-...-.....;Capt. 5 5AGk "A SarHnTs
The COURIER leaves Wheel
i.IoEts8 Ping for Petersburg every Ioes.
Aday, Thursday and Saturday a.
l0x o'clock A d: Returning IeaYesr -
srsburG every Monday, "wednesday ano
Friday at O'Clock A. M. p~,
The EXPRESS leaves Wheeling or farR:
ersburg every Monday, WedneS 10y ano
Friday at lOx O'Clock AN. Return.ng iesve,
Parkersburg every Tuesday, Thur-ray ana
Saturday ate o'clock A. Nd. 1885,.
FOR freight or passage apply 10
'' CHI. BOOTH 4 Co.,
aacs agents.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-18

We have now open full assortment
Of Travelling Suits, suitable for water
ing places; also Busters and a new
style Wrappers, to which We invite the
ladies for inspection. l. Blum & Bro
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-18
A ROOKFOR THE MILLION!
Notice 70 tas Aaie.ed ssa vnastsas.A

Es,srs spplyisg 70 us Eessr,sss ssseks yhs sfgsrs
eseli. psesrs,sr ssiss say sssxf rsnsfiss srss -.
sst1 ysrI se matter vhai yssr tfsssssis, 81 ~"
able yssr ess1itis7.
Dr.. Esta seeuslss . Sests tssss % tSssty 80 .,
eSssiL lls1orse1 ~ ses sfIAs Dsss ssisessssi -
ssie1 perssnalir % BY pail De lissasss nsstse
kb verfs. oses sad parsfs, Ne. - ~. HSstA sn~s
sssvsss hSkss 80 chssasi, D. Lssia. ~
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-18
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index 10 New Advertisements.

French China-F. C. Winship i Co.
Wanted.
Carpets Reduced.
Hair Jeuelry.
Camp Meeting.
Notice.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-11
RLEANs, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER IL, 1873.

in six months out of youe own pockets
Every thinking aSin9 can see shis. Sou
muse qneet this question: in q practical way
Theories viii ;ai1 S0u. Il sou expect to
work se:o9ias shyougb tHs legislatures you
sid yoslo years ana accomplish 8othing.
Zee lac pseseas syeUen 20 on in
ite SGa @aSo Ssl:ss % Ssne for Che
peoples ?es IS go asrsai throughout
she lanH 'has sASs 10 s,s ls the peoples rail
road: shae che people iLeteesl 90 give it Sheir
entire supports 70 siss.s ali ehe6e freight over
IL, and Snae those eo invest ia it will have
or g pes ceBs ~ tsIess guaranteed chem,
and ehs 9noment sse people sustain 81 there
viii be dc teouboe R finding che money to
build it, Poor worlu len and Wcmen can
invest Ge9c ipSlead - putting money in
the savings banks. Sow mark the practical
eesulr: When Sos complete one through
trunk lice, 81 De oirects under your con
troll, ans Gang 5reigIe for cost, YOU will
qhes D. IN . 9o,ition eo oictate to the
prcstAs systtIno and 4Ge f6nt!I Shen; Tor
When you earLy 9Isiefs sss s. 80 per con
per 1000 sliies, doyou 9heik a shipper will
pay our present evstem Si, Si2 and sl4!
No; but 3e via shio b8 She cheaper route
and, is not convenient t1o5te the people will
soon build teedereeo Snceestabiish the
ri,pci:.le ~ building enc hDo 6hd your
battle b. 0ono Sictory is yoCSao
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-11
An imheciie G0vernOro

m.ssoaS6 has a eIovernog who Slas Q5s s
s.ngui3det5 h:mselS SOC enforcing che laws
os protecting dae anjJ SSopel9y within the
borders q his Goninssao. OS;lawrY, rob-
berry and murieS ore Ss Sseq1eat 80 some
portions of Missouri 40 they Gaves been in
FrankliN parish in eur own State, and yet
her&iovernor has done 1istle or aothing to
prevent Ss 0usisA0 Sd!s eac5o leads the
Lexington Eaucass4ao d firm Democratic
PAPER. to talk eery plainly to thss . oyethor:
Mobocrac y-ew!o(e brutal demoniec mob
ocIacy-geigne SsiumysanS lip Otaocratic
Missouri and eou~ sigo a.aS so5!4p 0ao
srSoa "snSinshe Christian ssaoesmanoe
our "HeSUae Governor. s.le " ootssonsesos
refusing es flo!ss ~aoae Sespie2'sl~o dsmn8-
bic name TO ITS quasfieaCh the eiatoosiess
~as stenounesa. as a Yeereant and s1aisoq-e
s,ile Weodsoa site idly IN sIis gildeI sieno
and with all ohs g:ower OF sln State AZ his
command, sees her soil run red bpths blood
OF hes moo murdered estidens: sees human
life mad.3 :hs cheapest Siles9 9aine iB all
our borderss Down with kimS Down with
every fraud and 9ailuse,s ignosam1eo ass and
bastard ~ewhetLsS Radical oe Democrats
The Stese1sie'sl $ eanguagss j. ratheS tg@ae.
but the sentiment Ss commentaries
Kentucky slas araaer ss.Sesaos oS sHe
Helpless kinis OF the name 0s Le.fiso Jhe
Louisville a.oastes-soursstst mas es Sass Iad
o speejaS seaosses ~ tfse Soo t!ses8 9oSeion
Os Shat state snS.ssis s:iag SfaS ws;siEg Np
ahe Ousrsses gesoess..ei upon s!le eoSoreS
people os that section 81 t'ss K 80 He
has furnished soass s.soas.ns sscea.'s oS Sluo
sSan dey ssvs'y. ssna s!e :'Sess Of ssss ststeo
Democrats as veiS aa Roy;. .s'5can. see GALE
ing apes $40 G0essnos BE exeScoss bis
po~eT and aG:i,senee 90 s',o.o eaees dssess esso
This KensucIs's q eSessos ucSeets os qs
fuses to a. antier s..e .SeSees ds siss 9gose
frivolous eScuss.e-soSo ssowsoeSo SaG suse
lse has ans syMSasaS with Tie Saassstss be
cause he IS 3 ''..i :a-toa.d Christian .en:!eo
alan,' but 5scaBs s,s ais sses: w.oiss ess,
sj.nidity and sn.bee!isfyo
The peopleo: tfaose Stsoes s1sDaee az eeeS
with such ana:. 10 s.,e executive g4ais sge
sineeyely TO Do pitses
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-11
Cost of help ier dase SIS (o}.

At the average rate OF speed. e. eIieo o,es
hour it would take G6 hours and 80 minutes
for train moving ali the time 70 make shts
journey from Chicago 10 New York, N' :,
days, Is hours AID 81 minutes. Preteasln.
to be Caut. .oEao and 1eave a wide margin l0r
contingencies SO sill say il requires :
days to make fGe Sgip ghs would DE .
continuous speed 90 shout lOl2 miles per
hour -Four days use "t neip, at : II 63 pes
dg Y, would amoune 90 SIS 81: OIL aud waste
$50: office l9b"T e0 cserhso gents, etc. s.,
stationery, 81: e9giCchnien. hagmen. etce
$40. The cost OF qspaire Of eoad bed and
Railway. cost Sf ,ru's used in repairs, Ioe
pairs f engines ond senGers, repairs %
freight cars on Sew. sOriz. Contra! and
Hudson River raiiroaS. iir ehe yesS :s7e
was, according 10 Sra-e o-ngoa er's se yoTeea
railroads, s.. .SU1, go tJ. oloe Includes oil
the wear and tear "a ehe Soae! beo and
rolling stock. The uGTbee of Cons g
freight moved ove9 the SoaG - oHotouce
this cost wa. SSS.3S $50, Ieyos.Gs Che
cost OF wear and ieer e-ohe 'sssis bes q oo.s.
trans poSto,Go auol 90 sn1 81 asJs se's s.ear
4 of . cent pe6 9oSIo .see eoo GaLo . 20 .s
elensa9J 9nieooyf ssiDres, ana squf.Ifs.s n's.
a. ee.QC0 seq mioeo 9'olulo. cost ssj,sUQS .U.
ohe "a lsu9ls 80 sno,nes ~ . s,e4 "a:le Ssoa..:
sUouno SO S5se;0t0jJe Seatlso W" "i.;eSl.
oo eGo004s000 60 snase esreaaoe sos sontlns
gen4ieso Sbe ocsgsaa 20 'a0- Sc's oflS I.f!'
ot
branches ard 70 osed SostGo. 20 so Sliiso. IL
this leng;h@ qoed uoSeoio SSGsldng sile ssar
,lS7i. (>fate engineers Seport, page toS',
$3.50 SO tons one iaile, 1909 miles OF ro4'o
would move l,2C0fi3.0Co o9onso 9sing the
doubt in my mipG but what through b dTu'-E
line of railroad 1000 miles il length, devoted
to the interests OF the public (or, producers
and conSumers) would have double. or per-
haps treble, that amount OF freight to carry
But. at the above amount, we find that. by
dividing ST, 1000. 600 by 200 600, coo tons of
freight moved during the year. the cost OF
interest on this sum of money ESQ, O,OGO, Ootj
would only amount to 5 mills per year; or,
to be more plain, every ton of freight moved
over the road would have to pay mills as
it's proportion Of the interest. no matter
whether it was moved one mile or one thou
sand miles. We will now proceed to sum
up the cost of transporting train of thirty
cars from Chicago, st. Louis or Keokuk to
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-11
ASSASSINATION
Csrtnef Particulars % chs NurtIeE G1
Judge Crawfoydt and Districs Attorney
HarriSl

MONROE. Ss.o September SSeeDa Satufa
Day EAST Judge - ). Crawford adjourned
Che district court nc Winns0oros Franklin
Yar4she untii Tuesday, SSe accompanied
Disssscs Attorney Asshar II. Harris to Co
9un}sSao Caldwell paSishs and spent the Sab
BATH as shas place. They started from
Columbia 0s eheSss SeSurn 60 sVinnsboro on
Monday moSningo and wheg awelge miles
svsas 0S Wiunsbao ~eys ~aysaisl Av four
mes oSins ia smbas1s ss sss midst of a
sieGse ehickee Ct several asl!ees SG extent and
&lHrdered IN gold blood.
Judge Grav ford was s2os IN five places,
sD Sle head and bodys anal fs Is Thought he
stsugssa %'ith Die assassinss as Slis 2ead
yas badly bruised and mangle1
Gir Harris was shos in she back % enc
head and jA 5he shishe ass3 hjs Leyss was
shot sgon andeT sliJno
Xae bodies weqe discovered Sn Monday
evening by Yhomas :. UoUsho son Of Jud -
HougHe who was S2 bis way 90 Winnsboro
70 attend eours. It 10 Thought that The
murders We're committed by "a party OF des-
s.erasoes known as gom Winn's gang
Jhe leader oY this party was OF the Yass
FERN 0S the court tried befOge Judge Cra@-
ford as GolUmb5a fuP murder and con,
yicte1e Being prosecuted by District At
torney Harrjse He made ais escape 5rom
Jail before siie sentence vas passed, and has
made repeated ShYeats that he would kill
she judge and prosecupre Ehe people of
che parish are indignant, and a large num-
Der of men are N pursuit. yt is thought
than che murderers Wils ;se "yertakea vithin
twensy-four hours.
Judge Crawford Was afsout flsty years OF
age. 20 fine lawyer and an uprighe judge.
He 10 a Brother of Senator Crawford, of
Madison parish, and leaves large family
Us viii 6e buried as Columbia to-day
SIro Harris was about 4orty gears OF eSS
and was univessally esseeue3 FOR Sis gene
era1 socas qualities He has been at the
Bar ia Serts Louisiana nearly twenty
years. and was mastey 0s the Golumbia
lodge at Free MasoAso 7lis Sody was
brought to this place. ansP his funeral will
Fake place This afternoon. ahe services being
eondNcted BY the Masonic Sraternitss
Vhe aSsts5cs court az sisis place has wH-
sSurre1s 81 rsspecs s0 che newory of the
decesseS. The ASSASSINATION es3 ehese gen
slemeD aas So Solit6caJ s5snodc.sss o sae.
egeT.
Judge Ceswsol.s was y HeptsSlcaS aasS
HsS. Harris a Democrat as,l1 shey Ssers islus-
sereA hs elts2egadoes s.hoss enslitS they
ds's saeursess 10 sas esiecsl asse ase SbsSS
eSiassaas oAi1esse
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-11
BY 7 Ell E G R A H .
WASHINGTON
NeW6 from the POiariA

news from the POiarlA
WASHINGTON, Septembeg I0-The Secre-
tary at She Navg sece6Te4 Che following
eo-daSs
GSITED STATEs eeKeMpR SUN1ATs
81. Johns, No F. seoembeS 10, 1873.
30 9Pe4 George " RobesoS, SecceesSS % She NavS,
Washington, Do:
Che Juniata arriyeS Aeso eo-6ap. She
met the Tigress at gppee Sa@ik and sup
piled her with coal. She sailed August il
JunIata'5 steam launch, Lieutenant De
long. who had been TO Cape York in the
launch, otfo Tesinsk At Disco the Juniata
met the Tigress again and coaled her on
August -. Commander Greer reports that
the camp of the Polaris was found August
Ii Oft Littleton island. latitude 7SJ %
north, longitude 73J 46' west.
The grew OF the Polaris Aad all gone
south SwO months before in two whale.
boats taken from the ship. The Polaris
sunk one month before. We kept careful
lookout going north and coming south; saw
no signs; stopped at all the settlements,
but hoard no news OF the crew of the
Polaus bhev are probably on board
whaler from Cape York.
The Tigress left Disco August % for the
Labrador coast to continue the search as
long as her coal and the season permits.
The above dispatch was received from
com lUb u IL
niata. Littleton island. referred to, is
about sixty miles north OF Northumb berland
island. 1t is little south IF the life boat
depot of DR.. Kane in 1888. The probability
is that the Tyson party were mis,aken as
to the locality of their separation from the
Polaris, and that it was really Eittleton
island instead of Northumberland 1t is
hardly possible That the Polaris in her dis
abled condition succeeded in any way in
reaching point sixty miles further north.
1t DO anderstoo5 shat 0rGers were sent by
telegaapb So ScmmanGeS Sraine ew &one
Sisso Sas seaSsb 5pr sAe SSeyy @5 Sbs Sa,SaSjao
gh0uoggaphso
ISss : res o99Tv Department. wS!S seA6 pnqao
sographs as the genuine ana epusSoSe SoJ9
1ote TO banking establishments o
Reward cor % DefauitinE GOffeosorb
1'ln, government offers $50sD' foe the arc
SesS Gf the sieSau1sinS @o!lecSofs Harpese
ana psa5eys sSae aoSSess % sles esspsGSe@ ssepY
5iese
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-11
nThe Graphic Balloon.

ITO enormous balloon was visited by
thousands. Ii the weather is favorable the
balloon will be launched at six o'clock this
evening" The aer0nauts expect to land 6n
Europe The morning of the second dayo
Loter-The ascension has been postponeds
The imitation O ommenced at ehree ss clock
this 'norning. Whom d auartey 6lfed the
ballocu became Unmanagea bleo A hole six
feet 6n circumference was cut Sn !t bI Major
Uonaldsono The safety valSe is ou, ~ ii ixs
The arra9 oements sOr the ontlati.Y of The
Transatlantic baloOB Terss oo she most
meagre character up 70 esesea O'clock.
Professor Wises bad no1 appearets and did
noe send sxplanatioa os hi, sSsenceo - is
now accepted 90 a eeStainty sSss 10 sas
sbandoned ahe 'sipe
an immense crowd 'vas s.isas spsorses Sse
TIE n0ql-intiation aad H0A-deps.r'u.e of ehs
BALBOA tu-daTo 1t is Aos ge:.sSol % se!Se os =
Siarinee
serS5yed e-Sueope, GlanoSs.ss SirSiD,s.
IA. selsadog. 3Ionesomeryo i'essssa @.sJs,:
Subs $50 sSashaotaS.
sIusssg a1S s'.seeee
q Hssoo 90 ..s6 see esce.aD.s co. ,ooo ee
le'e e'odas-o O.e Ssss:.3ses: o.as SoS:IS e.::s.s
5.sSe sioaSio eersHS;'.
shsap Tsasss0Ssa?fsno
oo so'SItotS oClA4lst tLLtS eIs iosle
slses as Gae filth Avenue EOee1o
S'Sessf.t-eseHstoes HIa60nSo S.oes S.sss.
Oasis. Co.HIsnS a2d CaqnesoD.
Todas'o session 'yilI be aleyo'eSso sSoS3'so
iaaSy as.siLse:s and organizafioaSo
JIeeting ut Cooper InstTt.seee
Asan nleeo1 at C@per InstS9 Sceo pseesie.s
0vey by Mayor HavemeyeSo SeHatoT Wins
dom, of the congressional SSaHsSoStatj Ton
committee, eaS qlresenoo
Speeches were made By r. D. eS09o9GS, 90
L. Hustled. 40 w. Terry and otheee
Resolutions were adopted that as asecoc
citation be formed. to be known aoqhe Seey
York Cheap Transportation association
that the policy of the government should
be to protect the producing interests
and commerce from corporations and mo-
nopolies.
The call for the public meeting which
was held this evening, to discuss upon the
subject of cheap transportation and the
formation of permanent corporation, has
already received a hundred signatures, en-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-11
YELLOW FEWER.
Yellow Fever Epidemic at Shreveport.


SHREVEPORT, September l0.-The yellaw-
fever prevails here as an epidemic, and
business of all kinds is prostrated. There
is much suffering for want of attention, the
nurses aud doctors being worn cut. The
iaterments yesterday from yellow fever
were ten, and to-day twelve. At least 400
are down, though not all with the fever.
The sickness is fearful to contemplate.
Shreveport Appeals to st. Louis.
ST. LOUIS; September l0-The Ii,aes has
a special from K. A. Phelps. chairman of the
finance committee of the Howard Associa-
ton at Shreveport, which says that yellow
teveS of the most viru]ent and malignant
type rs raging fearfullv there. Business is
completely prostrated, and large number
OF citizens have left the city. The percent
age of mortality among the remainder is
very great, and the end Is not yet There
are hardly enough well to t@1e care of the
sick
New Orleans las responded Mobly to our
appeal tor aid, and nurses and physicians
are en- route to our assistance; but we still
need money to pay for nurseo GorGhe sick
and supplies for the destitute.
A meeting of merchants ana cieizens gen
orally a'iil be held here Qo-morG0y Go pro-
vide assistance for the suft10inS of osr
atIlicteS0oty.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-11
q Neither seeks f.es lost Gos-

Postmaster Enss,!1 Jas yecesse3 iseses
from Es!ase; I.eDnono I:,cies.e:, &ew
Yo.k. !.sbig.ns fog aey soa. peees Len non.
who. s.!e s.s SeSs0S g. belSevs. IS Hov IN
this G!',r. s.ss ioaog asle:se: wsls.s in@ss
feeling seese: 20 sac yos:'n ss:eS. She states
that she Rae Goo Seen ses 500 since he sas
four years ana si4 mont..s oe ase,sa: va is!i
time he WAS stoless e:oia her' .no:hey's Slouse
by aeS husband. Ncy &lo:hee ~ss then
l;vas at So:oes gssan1o IA CaBistse JAis
was seventeen years asoo Since shse salBe
sSe has ADVERTISED soy asoa ana esHghS fog
hiln in sai.s. The BOY 10 aoso if siSinge
about twenty oSe geaes 0o age sle Tas
born IN Liverpool. England. & sh.e CARA.
graph sneYiS gescla the eye q! Peees sssao
non. or 0t th0se who s,now aayeb9nS con-
esrning hiGl. ebe.y s5I: perform ssse Os silose
Geeds % .ooGHess SoS WG!cs elsuers get
cyedis Ss s,se book a: soe Hoss SJisls by
communicating tisc :scS 20 .sre, IeanOS, in
care OF ssaso E..fheS s.ewssdo d. S'., st.
Nary's. Ssc.. srero sS.S SoSIo q. 80 S'ose.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-11
CRIME
Attempted Assassination.

MEMPHIS, September l0-A dastardly at
tempt was made at an early hour this
morning to as5aSslnate George L. Caber,
reporter of B @idstreet'5 commercial agency.
While standing at the back door of his
clearinghouse. corner Third and Court
streets, some one fired at hipi from an ad
joining lot, the bail grazing his temple,
severing some small arteries and knocking
him senseless. He was carried into the
house and soon recovered. lie can assign
no motive tor the act and knows OF No
enemy who could desire to murder hisl.
: PGanter Dfsposcs Of as Emplpye.
James Howell, - planter near Pleasant
Hill, ID Soto county, Mississippi, IN e quar-
vel with p white uaR working fUf 2qE On
last Saturday, fired the contents Of Dots
barrels OF % sa0t guA into him aaG then cut
his throat iEoli ear 30 ear. IaOwell then
fed. The InaH gas alive at fest accounts,
but no hope Of HE recovery if entertained
Drsniless Freaks % Respectable Nash
vile Man.
SSost FIVE O'Clock this afternoon, D man
Baue,s J. Y. fIoeen, vsho' had last arrived
from Little ssock, and y5as crazed with
morphine, created an excitement at the
corner OF South Court and Main streets
drawing a revolver and firing at a group of
hacllnen standing on the banquette,
hlttllo5 Ooiored man naiaed Sim Saw
btS, 90 od!l breaking StS ceit arm
above 90 obow. and anOthe& Striking
5lim in the si,eo oSoth y9ere ssveec wounds.
a. . Whee.or, odltCo OF the N1Solsic Jeicei,
who Was pacing along, ealaed to Hogan to
stop shooting and he turned and fredGwo
shots ao Wheeler before he oouG eDe ar
rested. ON entering che etat.0lhO6se he
attempted 60 swallow the contents Of q
phial which he took from his vesS, but il
was taken from himeand found tooontain
morphine He mad olever seen the parties
before whom he tried to kill, or Glad he
exchanged a word with them. He is from
Nashville. and Is said to belong tods very
respectable family.
The Bond Forzers.
NES YORR, September l0.-SmegG 2.
Yates and James Johnson. arrested for
completely in the forgery of New York Cen
tral railroad bonds, were again before JUS
tice Foucher. On motion to admit them to
bail, Yates made an affidavit that he never
had any connection in any way, shape, or
manner with the forged bonds of any kind
whatever; that he is innocent of any offense
and never committed any crime which will
Iastafy imprisonment. He protests that he
CONTINUED ON FOURTH pAak.h