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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-11-14
PEARS-ILE Dc LOVE,
Auction and Commission Merchants,

Commercial Street, between 9Th and 9Th Ave.
aHes, EmPoria, Kansas.
VIII sell horses, cattle and all goods lefI
with them on reasonable commission
| VIII attend auctions in the country al
reasonable rates, and attend strictly anG
promptly to all business in their line.
44m9E
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A young lady, in conversing
with a gentleman, spoke of having
resided in st. Louis. WAS St
Louis your native placer asked
the gentleman. "Well, yes-part
of the time" responded the lady.
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ODD FELLOWS,

"NI0N LODGE No. Is. Meets at Odd Eel =
~ ows' Hall, over Emporia Bank, every
Tuesday evening at O'Clock. Acmbers ia
good standing invited to attend.
j. T. TYRRELL-, N.G.
w. G. STEWART, Recording See.
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Carlyle is living at Dumfrics,
Scotland, and wears suit of hor-
rible old clothes which don't fit
him by 3 mile, nor become him
either, any better than he becomes
the clothes.
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H I. Q O o x.
BOOT AND SHOE MAKER

9Th Ave one door west OF Madison house,
Keeps the best Of stock and workmen,
and is at all times ready 10 make boots
and shoes to order. Satisfaction guaran-
teed. Repairing neatly done and charges
reasonable. So
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PHOTOGRAPHER
II. A. HICKOx,
SURVEYOR.

ID PHOTOGRAPHER, over p. J. Lehn-
i hard's store, Emporia, Kansas.
Pictures to suit, or no charge.
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VMLAND
Nursery & Fruit Farm

Commenced in 1871 Situated ten miles
south OF Lawrence, Kansas, on the L., i.
d G. X. r. Choice stock OF fruit and Or
namental trees, grape vines, small fruits,
hedge plants, eyergreens, Towering
shrubs, etc., low for cash. Send for cata-
logue and price list. w. l.. BARNES,
Vinland, Douglas county, Kansas.
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The Des Moines dramatic club
ls discussing what Desdemona
meant when she exclaimed, Would
that heaven had made me such Q
mani"
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FOR SALE.

Z OF 80 Commercial street, Emporia,
IL with buildings and appurtenances.
Price 800. Three hs ndred dollars down
balance in five annual payments, 10 per
cent. interest. Address
WIN. T. VAIL,
3Jtf Manhattan, Kan.
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Two pairs of stairs are necessary
to every newspaper Office in North
Carolina: ono for the editor to go
down as the caller comes up the
other.
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Trees and Small Fruits.

TIME undersigned is prepared to fur
i nish in any quantities, fruit trees of
approved varieties, apple, peach, plum,
cherry, pear, etc. Also raspberries,
bIackberries and currants, fine line of
grapes, large stock of hedge plants.
Call at his house, northwest of the city.
Stock, grain and wood taken in exchange.
4I.tf j, SONNEDECKER.
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EMPoRIA SOCIETIES.

ROBERT MTLLIKEN,
OUNTY SURVEYOR, AND CIVIL EN-.
OGINEERs Emporia, Kansas. Jan1T2tf
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Hartford Water Mill,

THE proprietors of this mill take
L pleasure in informing the public that
their mill is now ready to grind wheat
and corn at the customary rates of toll.
Will pay the market price in cash for
wheat.
ROGAN, WENGER 81 TAYLOR.
Hartford, Nov. /, 1878. ii
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MAR0NTC.

TMPORIA LODGE, No. IL, A. r. & An
ia Meets at their hall. Ruggles & PIumb's
building, on the Thursday of or next proceed
ing the null moon Of each month, and every
two weeks thereafter. Master MaSonS Ia
good standing are cordially invited 70 attend.
L. ID. JACOBS, W II.
e. 7. KKRHs, Secretary.
EMP0RIA CHAPTER, II. A. h Meets 1T
IA Masonic Hall, on the LIST and 81 Friday
evenings Of each month, at * O'Clock. COM
panions in good standing are cordially inVit-
ed 70 attend. l.. ID. JACOBS, ii. l..
W. L. COPELAND, Secretary.
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STRAYED.

I'm the 18th of October, 1873, from
~ Waterloo, light roam mare three
years old: no marks or brands. A liberal
reward will be paid for information lead.
ing to her recovery.
AMASA CHAPMAN,
45-sG= Waterloo, Lyon CO., Kas.
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CARRY THE NEWS !.

H7HE Missouri, Kansas d Texas Rail.
Il way, having completed and opened
for business their North Eastern Exten-
sion Missouri Division) from Sedalia To
HANNIBAL, are now running their elegant
~ equipped trains 20 Hannibal witho AT
change.
Passengers for points in Northern Mis-
souri,, Iowa, Wisconsin, Minnesota, the
Upper Mississippi Region, Northern ana
Central Illinois, Chicago, Michigan, AM
shortest, cheapest and quickest route
Through cars will continue TO rur
through to st. Louis without change, via
Sedalia as heretofore.
For full information as to time and a
correct map Of this line and its conuec-
items, address,
j. D. BROWN, THOS. DORWIN.
Gen'l Ticket Ag't, GENT Pass. A 81.
Sedsiia, Mo. % st. Louis, Mo.
The Missouri, Kansas& Texas Railway.
with Its connections, Is the shortest,
points IN Texas, the Indian Nation and
Southern Kansas, to st. Louis, Hannibal
Chicago and all prominent eastern points.
Rates as low and time quicker than any
other road In the market. All claims for
loss, damage or oyer-charge PROMPTLY
settIed. Merchants ordering goods from,
the east will save time and money by
conslgnins them care d; 4. 4 Z; Ry.
ID. a. FREER.
Gen'l Eastern Ag't, 349 Broadway, n. Y.
ID. II. WILLIAMS,
Agent, - Clark Street, Chics9o.
GEO. W. LILLEY,
Contracting Agent, 4G4 Walnut ST., 81.
Louis, no. w. GAGE,
Agent, Hannibal, Mo-
j. w. BURCH.
Contracting Agent, Dallas, Texas.
w. p. ROBINSON,
Gen'l Freight Agent, sedalla, Mo.
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CANVAssING BOOKS SENT FREE FOR
Prof. EnWlar'S Great Work

On anh0Od, WomanhOOd and their
Mutual Inter relations; Love, It's
Laws, Power, etc.
Agents are selling from 10 to % copies
a day, and We send 3 canvassing book
free to any book agent. Address, stating
experience, etc., NATIONAL PUB
LISTING CO., Chicago, ILL.,, or st. Loais,
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ATTORNEYS ArLAw.
ALNIERIN GuLEr,
CUNNINGHAM 3 NtILLEI.
J. Il, BARKER,

A TTORNEYS AT LAW Office, cor
IA ner room, up stairs in NEWS block,
Emporia, Kansas.
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BUILDERS, ARCHITECTS. &C.
HOTELS.
MADISON HOUSE

H MPORIA, KANSAS, 9th avenue
ID near Commercial street. This favor
lite hotel has been thoroughly refitted and
furnished. The most careful attention
paid to the comfort OF guests.
35tf NJ. l.. EUNKHOUSER.
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GRANDEST SCHEME EVER KNOWN.
Fourth Grand Git Concert
for the benefit Of the
Public Library Of Ky.
12, 900 Cash GIFTS $1,000, 900
S25O.OOO fo1. $50.

The fourth grand gift concert author
lied by special act OF the legislature for
the benefit Of the Public Library of hen-
lucky, will take place in Public Library
Hall, at Louisville, KY,
"Wednesday, Dec. 8, 1873.
Only $1,000 tickets will be sold. The
tickets are divided into ten coupons or
parts.
At this concert, which will be the
grandest musical display ever witnessed
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A TTORNEY AT LAW. No. u East
n Sixth street, Newton. Kansas. Will
practice in the State and Federal courts.
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$l.5OO.OOO

divided into Il, 600 cash gifts, will be dis
tributed by lot among the ticket-holders.
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4 TT0RNEY AT LAW. Office over
IA 4. L. HOlderman S Bro. IS store, En-
| Doria. Kansas.
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PHYSICIAN AND OBSTETRICIAN,
Reading, Kansas.
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G. w. SUTTON, NJ. D.,
TCLECTIC PHYSICIAN, Hartford.
u Lyon county, Kansas.
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ANNA WARREN, NJ. ID.
OFFICE in brick building, next south
TOP. o. Residence northeast cor
ner of Merchant and eth avenue.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-15
ENGLAND.

~ NHS q N1CnuONAo
f.os;Ns. Sov. IA Der 1.-THE CIV y! Der
ham VA. Gee.s sent il scarci. .: III. ,L!.s.a {
steamer Cty Ci Richmond.
She Stecks.
T. E-Aii 'bc e:.cks IN the !;.t are
.1rNN. and GiGhey. with :he exception ci
spanish securities. vEla b AZ. aaec;s u los the
Vi:.lnius affair.
Taciiue in Greenland.
Intelligence has been received here that =
;am.r.e prevails in Greenland. caused b.
The failure .s the fis h.,ie.. In enc village
alone 80 persons Iave starved 20 death.
The Nksewsausy Cxv.
kiHs s.n1 Won The >H,ew-bu-: CAP.
Elus,y e..ouJ, louisa Sict.,.s third.
NJ. YORK, November IA HpwiJ ss.-
cisl dated London. November u. say. ,h.
Dean Of Wes'Min.'.g has been appointed
:" proceed t, 81. pet.Ts:urg :" perform the
Pro.estsn: marriage Of g.. Duke .: E.dn-
burg with tbs Grand DucArss Mar. Il
k~.ia
Vernon Ga,c.,r1 10. !een appointed
e"ii.it". general. vice Henry James. Who
la. been appointed Attorney Geneya'.
stNaster Genera; Mon.e!. has !es: .se.:
10 fave. q: Hr. L."n f.1:.'r. VIII" i,.u..i
Ar sslsSsess l.. hi. constituents S"y::h: sOy
- T.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-15
NE% HOgsSeo
4 QbelnultCr,


VIEW York, November II The s'W 9ubo
fishes report that David Crawford, Cd Pho
Missouri karsas and Texas railroad. is b
defaulter III the sum of SGO0OOO.
Gain Of turreocee
The associated banks have gated ? -, 600
since yesterday.
Judgment fer asaSRe
The jury il h suit Of Gasawav d, 8.amas
Us. Charles A. Dana. 10 recover $lG0 600.
for Illegal Impeachment. in lsG5. Will
Dana was Assistant Secretary vt u ar. gave
a verdict Tor tie dtioruaLt, by instruction
of the Judge.
Missouri. har.as and TcXae aen6roaLs
The officers OF the Missouri. SNauSds and
Texas Railroad Company utny that there
is any thing wryng in the treasurer : account.
Money.
Sub treasury halalances-Gold Sl9l39,-
90: currency Ss,2iO.23o.
Marine.
Arrived-Cty Of Richmond. disabled; all
on board well; Hamnonia ard LelpslE.
Arrived out-Manpattan.
Trial of Tweed.
In Tie Tweed trial to-day Mr.. Ptckham
concluded lie opening address Tor the prose
cutiop. r,fndant's counsel moved that
various counts be quashed on technical
orouuds. The Judge oyerruled all motions.
Several witnesses were examined, but llelr
evidence was a repetition OF the testimony
on the last trial.
The Defaicati0n story.
The story of the alleged defalcation in
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-15

market was weak in early dealing, and prices de-
clined from y to 2 cent, but towards midday
there improved feeling, ana the decline was
recovered in most CaseA Shortly before one
OSlock the market became weak again, and AZ the
second call there . general decline.
Dealings the gsnsrAi list we're less active than
yesterday, but ueSsrf ltless, large business was
done in New York Central. Lake shore, Western
Union, Pacific MaiI ami Wabash. State bonds were
dull ana firm, the NSninal quotations being higher
Coffee quiet and steady; Rio l9a az &c, Sugar
sc higher goo: b.Isis-ss; fair 20 good ~ 5ong Z
az: !-f6c. Molasses dull and unchanged.
CISCISNAy SoSemt~G H-1Ntton advanced r1'I
ding isc. Flous t.A IS g5cs 30. Wheat tirM,
~ !5al q. Corn Gpn, $50. Oats firm :.at0c
Provision. Himey. hrS firm, &l2dl. -. lard
firm sales Of to .,n 81 Sc k.tt.:i. a: sc. Bulk
meats nrm.;: .hoadsrs .. 0s2.C; clear lib -;
clear s .c, h.I &c hi:her Bacon firm; shsuli-rs
scarce ~ sc; clear III &c; clear "1.'. AG.asy
steady, 8:..
ST. LoUIs vovenh.e a-CottOn nc.lirav
hi"he'; bUyeys ~. fi,u, dial! and unchanged.
Wheat higher; SO. .prln. chicago !Gc No. ; fall
- -: 20 , red winter > %; sale. n"sty bs SAM
pc. corn L.ghav: A.. :: mixed ava .035'. oats sd
vsn.s.!; No =. q Sc. whisky nominal. Pork
quiet at $l20!. -. Bacon HlIn shoulders 81 =.
clear ,'h 81: .ier. &c. Lard :U;.'; s,uA!. lot
o. CsD.ce :ItN .GI &c
Foreign Markets.
LI-yarc"L cov.uisI H. rv.Hing.-SE:sr 20 %
Yarns and fAbI.c. .: Iaiche..er 1iIer and sli..'
" 1ta.cG.
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SgG@GlsXeE.a4N IsOESo
Use g~D.B u,s4 dss9 Tsasco

gaLADELrHsA. November S..-..e ex-
sCUSlya "orIJrlttre S3oeG a 8nFetY ot 81.
leon and Steel Association ecr'hs ~. Ssi~th
Instant. 70 lie Ae.d q thos e;sy, 20 CoHsi!ts
thr etiticsi sone'iHi0n col She gra1 9raose. .Loa
10 sade action with regard 10 Che future.
Thc Poiaf asseeAe g:aecso
The races closed az Point Brseze To-day
III tic tis' race. dash s.f enc sNIl. aud %
quarter. 'he following eotereo:: Artist. Or-
Ihs h"Xs race. Sw0-inile dash. g.izze
YucSs and .'astis o'Se.l enea9es; sAe
9ormcy N.r. Iire-:;:'9l..
IL She tlra-stcepie chase 9wo miies-
aSeorg" Nest, TamHaGy and Grown Prince
started. George West wen. TiIne-5:sl
Gr"~n Prince lost bis liCieE IN che ally s,ars
oil tho race. and cultiaue. over che cousss.
soln.He in second.
The fsr.iinsa -'0urna&icmio
o'sICAGo. November lin the billiard
sourna9nent yesterday. jbs-.v beat snyder
b. score al 100 20 800
IN the billiard tsusnanlest to-day John
Bessunger sieteAtsd Peer SNYDER in sev-
cntv-eGe rnangs: scoge 100 10 ;i3l Wn-
ness average 40 Il largest sLls-i:e
ger, -. II; Snyder. 20 80
On the second game between Garnier and
elosson, S,arnlsr Ner Gle lead, and the
game was olost /. aolsesteC2 and interesting
throughout. first one aid Shen she other
lead ing, and each doing CO.'S jesa bile safety
business toward sle c!U.. GaGHer finally
won il his forty -fourtl inning: score 400 TO
800. making az average OF . H-'l. Seasons
average was 9 3 IS. largest lua.-ssar-
nicr, y. &C, -. Sosson. Il. y. 80.
The first game tonight between Ibassv
and j. Dion attracted the attendance st
about 1863. II stringing for the lead.
Uoassy won, aud started of with run Of
g. Dion followed with :? On the ninth in
ming Ubassy run SO. and in the next 80,
turning his first hundred, Dion making only
single counts. JbasSv turned the second
StilnG on tie twenty-second inning. the
score standing 81 TO DIon's 90. In the
thirtY-second inning. UbaSsy. with a run Of
y, turned INTO the home stretch, and il the
foriy-sixth inning, with a run OF 70, won
the game.
Dion, " no turned his firet hundred in the
twenty-nlnth inning. picked MP toward the
last, his score standing a: the close go.
Cbassy's average. 8 1923
A strong game between CARRIER and G..
Dion began at 9:i5 Il. NJ
GARNER beat Cyrlle Dion score 100 to
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-15

the Missouri, Kansas and Texas railroad
originated i'll slight difficulty hrtween
David Crawford. treasurer, and MIR. Par
sons, presidens of the road, over negotia-
tion OF some of its securities. The difficulty
has been satisfactorily adjusted.
Cleaning fYOuse.
It 10 probable chat the report If The cSrl
fnitsee of nine, % ehe Clearing House Assoc
citation, on amended rules will have 70 be
con. iers!,ly modified. Tie stock brokers
threate0 20 start = seek exchange ban&
with capita! ~! $1,000. 00.. HLieh shall
d" stocl. business eHc.U,iyely
Il i also said chat one of IL. .tr"H cest
Wall street isnss aemurs to the str!ngent
regulation and threatens to seceGe. lhe
pom. uIHn shich .hc creates: objection Is
mad. il .hst o. foriidiing interest BEN"
pal. Oh deposits. and tho rule 'u,nin: "ut
the business O. city banks NOT te."nsIa. Z"
Tive ss-sc!Ation 10 also objected Z"
JmpostaGs eH.: >eitfeds
S.agn Chapman, Of Che tnlte'. s'a'e'
Circuit Court. ~ d.,y GeciH"! tie sun OF toe
Second National Bank -: Erie. Pennsyl-
vani., aealN.s the Ocean Hatona. Sank n
t.yo. %. i.tcr..n... h".din. that Che s;eS
liseGc- charges. Gas a0t been proven
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-15
NV OE4EAS, C,EAH:N. uO,s..

tn. following :s.. ga,s we've posted q: III. Tot.
Ton EXshsng~:
LONDON :"v.r,~r .-A-lr'.nt o: t.u.l;", gone
ny" Bank Ct Eng anaHn balance TODAY, / 0s000.
CURRENCY wa. ~ .'s demand and ,I.... III, oGs
c'i' the DAY at ga - "G.Nt premium.
told opened ~ s1t, 100 Ter Cu.i.nCy an.i hSL,
G .lo TT ":.r'..Iei !ssils, ard closed - i.J..
-: sor III. t.Ime. M I1G1, ,lii1, tor The I,I:.,
Iie salss amounted >s.:a', embracing to, eur
S6Dn0 at - 900 1898, II $50 n, lob /,
.85., ..I..lo at 100 t..s' 40 !o.l and go t,0
q, lgSa, and ;s.s G.gs1.! checks $500 a; 10 T.
and $220H a, III.
=" .ale. Of .i!s.. wse reported And 200. Ati.n.
are eHtis. lY Nominal.
he mover ~ III .tyiirS sscha. & vase 1T ~ raj!
extent, Snss n.d's " influence ~ ,he marked at.
vance in g.S >u.! bis az New York tnr market
closed y. u. y co., Nj CHER than yestey.la- 70,
private ll!s, aud 2G3, ;..s bans. Kin. sales eoni
priced e...,Vo sHi.uin. 1 it.0 hill ~ la,linS nd
Al clear az iI:L 1 40 do at :l3 1 2.1I Al clear
.,3en0 billet ia.iinS nj 81 Gear amt $4,000 AID
.'3H bill ~ l.'rn. IL; $500 hill Of la.lng II
10 Hila si.C'N .l"s il4 >; f!:@1 At il4H!li3;
900 =: IA "ilsh.s"oH =. l'.4.; sals)o s;..l.
~ l''>: gold, aud 500 privs'. bankers ~ =.
~ ) 03 I al! so 600 a5.G:+..
~ the close .tsri.S l'.lls ~eqe s!U".s6 =: Hsd
~ '"r bill "s s'f2 .r.' Al Gear And Ma III. !,
Tor bank ami frances 5.0.l5 SJ05 tor private and
Ao'siHal foY bank
The offerings ~ s'.s a, .. ~.,. ~ 2iS.. "a!
extent and the HaHet Gi"s.t WITHOUT variation.
Com yesterday. fig. 20: ie bank ehec luz r.t.
!'Ir sbou' .,-r zen '"-, :JY iyA.r. tn sle.
fore eVi!ie', checks ryey.I = 800 GOp commercial
private BANKERS and,sna in seveIal a1..ossh.s ~
~ and per cent ee,niunG
Ihe !anSs chs.s.sn N-'s 1oYs AZ u q Z. cont
discount FOR .usI.a. .nii premium 70. a. eiti.i
checks, ana private! gh: M. quoted AZ as. -
cent discount T.: 'Ie,riHeg aud 60. the l.''ry
1"'' ''sl' 'gs'sr.ons reported i. .s.srltic$
~"ra "n A:.. 5000 gold bearing seven .sy ca:.ts
~ =.
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FRANCE.
lsa2Arf iOeNa.

S0esos. eoTcNbe, ;t.-!:... Ii. sA..ss.. a!,s
glue.t I.GAe, of this city, ..ie.i :"..sev.
SBsc sssiNy Csasp::ca;ed.
u. s.ieu.siou ct Versailles j. bccor.!a.
complicated ..le compromise between III.
y9sno SHoi lets threatens ~ :a.l through
The gosefSH. u: aud she qi.h' have s.ec!G.i
go in.lss on the unconditional pyol"n.s.Icn
col 66..sGe.. HsuDsahon tegu fOy zen wears.
She Minister ~ WA he. informed The
hrioi :ee committee Of shs assembly That he
~lN 9eari'e az sytg.orssinayy grant .:
:oeO0S,HO0 francs ~ order {" carry .ut The.
Sg0e'si0na Of s..~ recruitment law.
Elections 70, members d: ehc assembly
are osdcreCS Cog ene fourteenth " December
iN tie Sapast lsDe.ss o. S:ai-:!e. Seine and
Disc.
D'see shouasssoI .onl AM . s,s 81 N
GSison, oS stins 'sias
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-15

nj. ..5..
s "ai NY aH se1IFs rtm"''s ana.
i"i't az s,'fFN' VIII lIA'eS marked d'!N ance-
"s ~ ,"' aIi'' !. y" SO chang sae'"s ~sr'
e'an.ea =" itsIe I'". moving "n siNcn'" ~ I
- hI'. '' - =. 10 ~ ia .i' -! 'te move
! nesr 0"n'ny'4. ah'ttet. s''I hI&hes figures
! 80 -, &c hipf"ss'h'i' as voted
s2o'e".l.s = r. 1t s'ies Y"G G"Si!hs3 che" Is
i'uAd.. s]'.Gt H,'Hf n'n:eis ~ l5ci good "I.
HS al to- snci - isaV'lcS s"ss SsilnaSY at u
81. b"E"e'5 st ~: '.i"t so"! ordinary 20 :..
hl.a a n.l.'.r i. 10" Ni'i" ing 81 "a
is!" l'c "h' etiIc, ''f'Iufilig 'N 10 y" sa!' .
10. '''."usy w.. wv ~, so,Y'H 70 us ~" ma't's
Wa ,tA "eh ''.N ans" 81 : " q + cent
III roy "a sA''"' -a7 w.. As ev Sd' a1N a1ce al
~" 'ot.'
NV Ae'@ ''f s''s es' ':.lo~ GAYS sum SS ls,f.V
os!e' blow on "'di'as, 40 s"s''s'as' a1s $3.50
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"'.l'A .' e., v"f'(N. Niu'l ~" li'SH Mobile
ard 81. 't"" l.Ais and - ~ proper. against
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- zee" POI '"s.' Is- % 3$'' 0nh'as.
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10 90 10 ''siS'ioii'.''' 20 S'' N"s as..1 gig 10
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-"S'o .'''' W.. "h SiiN'@ fii'iaH l3o,EH '..rs,
SSa'Sl 1'''.'" - ,e+" ai:@ 1Od, sJ' las' ses1.
900 sln'r u:'HF 'f' "d.es' asn.is 81 "'s8 9s
ts't rt'l'--ttaI''s,t s5SS
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'''s' L"' 'H' ahr" Yh' ''''.lin"na d, '"3 bales.
e2'hna' '.,1,. vi 't'". ana "5'- Idh' ear.
80. - - o ' ' " - "''fS "i'''s 40 =" J.. "a
'7..' '''S' % 's"',fI" !aa' week SiA'i 5']b.5
49, 7 ,,,.,,,.e ,
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WASHINGTON.
ApD0iU0D;essee


UA..sGTos. November ~. - sacs.:a.
Ridge. has been commissioned collector
20. '!.e second NOlth Carolina district.
In she supreme Court.
An application Eas to-day made 3"tN:.
III. Supreme Court ;cc III" allowance .G a
~ris vi error 20 :,.in. "p ..om the Supreme
Court 81 Georgia rae Ga.cui Malone IS ac
state. convicted ~ murder. The applics
ton il based n,.sn :ae Ie!u-a! vi the eorr.
." continue the case on the application u!
the accused. hecac.e ~. the Absenc. Of
irn.ostan. Witnesses. and because the jury.
in hiscase. was .cN posed %. white persons
exclusively. uH.ia! = isE o; TIE State.
passed, - alleged. tor the purpose 81 eX
cluGihg soio,e.t citizens from the JURY box.
in violation Of ;hr fourteenth Amendment.
The application 10 made by ~. 4. " a!aer.
". 4. Na-.s!aa. l;aS;Js.! 4 Sten!,ens aud
p Eii
ACs.e fross <":s Or!s"rs.
That -! i.aza.e. ex-ciesk Of the Supreme
Cou.: -. the STATE. against parties COMING
into possession o. hi. property by confsc.-
si"n, 10 nov peN9iH. Ueirre the Supreme
Court IN which the objeG: is 10 set
aside VI" G.n'iscatioE prCsseGin. - VA tee
groGn6 ,i,t i.aae8e was :o,cIb, sent be-
ySnd che iEes 10y -he provost marshal vt
have returned 10 defend Ole proceedings if
he had heeh served with notice. and for The
reason sha' d" notice was served and could
not 6e valid i. served, Ie.ns hee~ee& ;.Ar-
Wee s.S;GeI by military fEss
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Spain.
Q iip $50 En~ oe@me.8 80 angsaseuae

64ossoe. Hoysm'oer s'.-s .:i.Istcl. s.o,,.
Ca9tagcHs REPORTS siac the eaanonasiins
coati9ucd al clay yesterday. So,wIth-
standing sho siol..s stos.s, TIE CITY ha, ye-
cri0eoI Slosh supplies al provisions a:ls .'u-
luuUit0u. Ssie SDr.sisis c"sS!.a - she OILY
Seeiosen9osi~. 81 t":si%p .0ye:.IlC ..s v u.
regn % ins ia ss.e place.
Esoos e'asSao s'aoVv,,sDs V,9oOg.sss O. eiessuse
SsAsoSsE. ssysu,.,e.r d.-sbrn oa.Ios IA.
a'rock ., media! Sn sosuun. aer.'sua -. IL.
yicsose claimed " .ie G.i ..bt.l, ne .es.ns
battle 10 SliIaSds