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An Editors Obituary.

Ye editor sat in his rickety chair, as
worried as worried could be, for the
devil was griunlng before hun there.
aud "copy" ye devil said he
o, ye editor grabbed his big quill
pen; it scattered the ink so free. that
his manuscript looked like a big war
map, when Take this to the devil"
spake be.
lie scrubbed aud scratched through
the livelong day, no rest or refreshments
had he; for ye desi! kept constantly
coming that way howling for more
"cop.ee.p
Day after day he scissored and wrote.
amazing the whole countree; while ye
devil kept piping the single note, "A
little more outside cop.ee."
And when the boys in ye news room
heard the sound or unequal fray, thu
voice Of blow and blasphemous word.
CLOS raisia' the deyil' say they.
And of when q man with griey.
ance came IN, ye editor man to see, he'd
turn his back with word OF sin-"Go
talk to the devil" said he.
Ever and Oft when a "proof" Of his
work ye proprietor wanted to see "Yo
proof shall be shown by my personal
clerk; you must % u the devil, said
! he.
And thus he was destined through
all Of his life, BY this spirit tormented
to be; 10 hunger and poverty, sorrow
aud strife, always close to the devil was
he.
Ye editor died. $3.50 But ye devil
lived on. And force Of lite's habit VIZ
see for the editors breath no sooner
was gone, than straight to devil went he
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John White,

Blacksmith Shop oR Main Street
below the Bracket House. Particular
attention paid 20 shoeiDg hcrses. Terms
reasonable. ld-22
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DAYTON MILLS.
a. ROBERTS.


A hne ootswold buck, weighing goo ms,
wool nine inches long Also three year
old mare colt. weighing over 1000 IDS
dark bay color
q. n. hlttrr.
Prescott Wis. Nov 1'.tf
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ARTICLE VI.
MEErINas.

SEc1. The regular meetiags OF
this association shall be as follows;
An annual meeting the third Wed.
nesday in December, at 10 O'Clock A.
NJ, and three quarterly meetings, to
be held on the third Wednesday OF
March, June and September in each
year, at 10 o'clock A. NJ
SEc.2. Special meetings may be
called ly the Executive Committee
SEc.3. The meetings may be held
publicly or otherwise as the members
may deem best
SIC This Constitution may be
amended by two.thirds vote of all the
members Of the ASSOCIATION at any regu.
lar meeting, the amendment having
been proposed in writing at previous
meeting.
SEC. 3. This association shall b,
governed by the usual parliamentary
rules and regulations of the Order.
ARTICLE VII.
DUTIES or OFFICERS.
SEC. |. The duties of the officers
shall be such as are general in the Or.
der.
SEC. 2 The Secretary and Treas.
urer she'll give bond for faithful per.
Torrance of duties as may be required
by the Trustees
SEC 3. Vacancies IN any Of the
offices may be filed by the Executive
Committee until The next regular
meeting, when an election shall be
had
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REPRESENTATION.

SEc.l Zach Grange belonging to
this association shall be entitled to rep.
resentation as follows; One delegate
at large and ono delegate for every
twenty-five members or fraction above
half that number; and all members Of
Subordinate Grange. belonging 10
this association in cd and regular
standing in their respective Oranges
shall be entitled to a seat 10 this asso.
citation, enjoying all its privileges, ex.
cept voting.
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TilE highest point in Georgia has been
,scertained to be Blood Mountain. Ia
Union county which /, 4 800 tvt
above sea level
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~ Indiana widow wants 1900 0uu
damages from the man who refused Il
Keep hs promise t. marry her.
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Constitution. /.
ARTICLE |.

This organization shlll be known as
the Pierce County Council Of Patrons
OF Husbaudry.
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DIR. r.. r. BOURN

Office in JOURNAL building, up stairs.
Office hours, from to 10, A. NJ . to 4
and to ., P. NJ II p
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a. w. P2zsTas
The New York herald., 1873-08-24
sr0sAGt.

STORAGE FOR FURNITURE, PIANOS, BAa.
"A. rage, 80, IN separate rooms; the hes storage
rates In ,hc city. MtCllALrs son,
IL i,sri % Commerce street. near bleecker.
The New York herald., 1873-08-24
HELP WAYTED-FEDfAI.Es.

A my OPERATORS CAN MAKE SIS TO sIs
IA week. pay 81 for small skirts that other manufac
turers only pay 81 2 80 90 for chcmses others pay only
81 75 night dresses Tor Sc 81 others pay only 81 ~;
pay every week In cash for my work only SIS at
the end Of Tho month on any nrt class sewns machine
wish teachers sent 10 your mouse work uruis he'd
The year round and after your machines paid for
Notwithstanding the, dissatisfaction have recently
caused among certain doubtful concers am determined
20 revoluonlc the misc rab prices here oforc paid Tor
work u. X. BCCkWALrER, 50 East Ninth street, op.
pOelte StcwartB
The New York herald., 1873-08-24

WANTED, 80 EXPERIENCED HANDS TO WORK
n. on velvet hats. Apply Monday. August 81, at Bay
A WORK GIVEN OUT TO PAY FOR FIRST CLASS
"A new machine By instalmentsi special Undue ,mcnis
this week the oldest and mos, reliable concern IN this
buine D. r. POND CO., II Astor place and u East
EiQ nth street. broadway
The New York herald., 1873-08-24

VIyANTED-IN A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY, A
w thoroughly competent cook and laudress
Such one, well recommended find gooi and per-
manent situation; others need apply at Ii East
The New York herald., 1873-08-24

TAMES NJ FORD, AUCTIONEER-SELI.SO ON MON.
day, at l0s o'clock, at l27 Third avenue, the gen.
tse Furniture Of family leaving the city Consisting of
Brussels and oher Carpets Bedroom, Dining Room and
Kitchen Furnture Oil Paintings, Curtains, Mantel Or
hair Mattresses. Bedding.
The New York herald., 1873-08-24

NMANTED-BY YOUNG MAN, A SITUATION IN A
w fire insurance company; Is we IL up in the business
and controls good line of fire risks first reference
anu security. address INSURANCE, 497 Br0ome st.
The New York herald., 1873-08-24

Ok BEDFORD sT-AS MONTHLY NURSE, OR
C) would nurse an invalid In either city or country;
reference. Mrs. WILLIAMS
The New York herald., 1873-08-24

T NEVER DISAPPOINT-A FIRST CLASS LAUN-
dress socits fam e washing 10 do; linens and fine
RIGS done IN Superior syle. Call on address LAUN
DRESS, 30S Wes Sd st.
The New York herald., 1873-08-24

LOT EAST 18th ST., THIRD FLOOR, BACK ROOM
fAl A respectable young widow wishes to take
some washing home go out by the day; understands
futng and polishing; good reference
The New York herald., 1873-08-24

OS1 EAST 3SD ST. PRESENT EMPLOYER's.-A
ACt young girl to take care of children or do light
work; good reference.
The New York herald., 1873-08-24

TANTED-SALEsMAN, THOROUGHLY ACQUAINT-
w ed with cigar and tobacco trade of New York city
give salary wanted and references. Address TOBACCO
Herald office.
The New York herald., 1873-08-24

VXrANTI D-TwO GOOD Statesmen TO SELL TAIL.
w ors trimmings; none | u experienced men need
apply Address TRIMMINGS. Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1873-08-24

yNANTED-A YOUNG LADY TO TAKE CHARGE
w and act cashier in ladies' and gcncmen's din
ing room. Address, with reference T. b. X, box l64
Herald Office.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-04
WHAT DID PAUL SAYe

A story is told Of good, colored brother.
Tot far from Sew Orleans, whom we may
call Elder Smith, thai is worth telling
again.
Brother Smith was Of peculiar pietSo Ole
believed in something fer the stomacfo and
something for the soul He was mod
crate drinker and preached salvatioro One
Sabbath morning he called his boy Sam, he
fore leaving home to 90 to his congregation,
and charged him to go to peuls grocery
with certain blacS bottle that happened
TO be empty.
oGit dat filed, and hev q here ag1u 6Gule
back, der We heart asin cum baek@
The preachers theme that day was @t4s
grand Old one of the lie and character@T
ahe eloquent apostl5 He ted how he2ad
been a STRIFE Pharisee tron, his youth up,
and was converted; how he had preached
and prayed, and was persecutedo was
thrown into prison, and finally broushe ae-
fore King Agrirpa, that he might testify
touching all @he thigSs wheretS % wa@Se-
cused.
Brother sm;.h warme9 esifh 9is sa9j jeoqo
he held his audience as unHer EpelIy anu
like many an eminent divine had q oRound-
about way Of answering questions % SIS
OWE askingo The apostles triumph seemed
his owos anS So SeNe% snS es0lo aPSto
dentGy
oAnd w9las Sig Paul sayS'
Yn the meantime the boy Saus A.ls es-SSes q
o uietly 9n the meeting, returning Sr~en 90
errard, and stood near the doors
AS is usual in we'll regulated ah lscens
where 1.-The talking is all on one SIZE, go
one o nswers The preacher; but the orat;on
at this point demanded something ef1ece-
ivte and with eager glance, taking Y che
whole congregation, ne leaneS foaw gu 81
Sepeated IN stage whisper:
Now what did z Aul sayee
Tue forgotten Sam was now sssss ise Sc
qusry wac sirecteS to hime end Sits<s 30
hos goocse
sPau2 ssSsos Gone sint aewins so fss
any moSe WHISKY Sere noS BilS SSs s'sS %S
das 9ass Sof!'
a. 5sag ssa9 9roGuce$
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.
What il Vitality f-scienee hss not yet


What f. Vitality f-science hss not yet
swered this conundrdm. The principle OF lie, II
spite Of the researches of chemists, doctors anu
metaph sic isus remains unknown. We know,
however that when the blood Is impure, the
stomach inert the bowels irregular, tie liver dis
ordered or the nerves relaxed, this AfesLsta ming
principle whatever il ,aay t IS shorn OF is active
power and that tie body it animates languishee.
We know too such of Us as are capable Of deriving
knowledge from autl enticated facts, that Hos
testers Stomach Bitters correct impurities of the
blood invisorate the stomach regulate the bowels
tone the liver and brace the nerves. thereby com
bait Nc aud subduing the the leading morbid coC
ditions which tend to shorten life. The average
tine Of human existence might unquestionably be
greatly 9engt gthened BY o1dicions stimulation, espr
ciaNy in Co. dec1le oS life Dad this famous
preparation is undoubtedly o. most wholesome
.tfnu1apt at present known. $50 3teodW
Eatcheior,s Hair Dye.-This splendid Hair
Dye is the best in the world. The OIL true and
utrfect dye Harmless, reliable aGd instantaneous:
no disappointment ridiculous tl!lts or unp4eas-
az. odor Remedies the III effects OF bad dyes and
, washes, Produces Immediately superb Dlack or
ia .ural brown and leaves the hair clean soft and
,4a,itfiil. the genuine, si9ned by "CA batchelo0
'''o ~ "o Dss' Charles BATCHELOR,
oa3 Iy Proprietor New Yorlo
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-04
&EW BOOKS

2SSe have received from the pub sners,
through George Ellis & Brother, No. s!
Camp street, the following new books and
republirations.
Lord Hopes Choice By Mrs. ann $.
Stephens. Philadelphia: Peterson b Broth
ers.
PsscareI: Only Story. BY Ouida, author
: of Slrethuore, Idalia, Iricotrine, Folle-
Farine, Puck, Under Two Flags, etc
Philadelphia: J. 3. Lippincott & Co.
keneim Chilingiy; His Adventures and
Opinions. BY Lord Lytton iRulwto). New
York: Harper s. Brothers. This work is
-epublishe1 in Harpers' style Of library OF
select novels-paPer, and also in muslin.
Little Kate Kirby A Novel. By Fred
ericls Wo Robinson, author Of Christie :
Faith, For Her Sale, eto Illustrated
Harper 6I Rrother1
The Coming Race. Fly Bl2were 9aSao
< brothers.
The Treaty of "asl.ngtuo: Y5s 1%egotia
9iore ana the Discussions Relating Thereto
its tSseeb e'eshnga Harper &, Srotherso
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-04
PROPOSALS FG.t SCPERISTENDENr'',-
LODGES AND FOR INCL9SEAtk
WALLS AT NATIONAL MILITARY
tEV VETFH!ES,


0fPICE tHIRr QCARTFRNasrtk, +
Military Division Gt the South,
lousville, Ky, May l. lt.5.
CEALhD PROPOSALS IN TRIP ICATE WITH A
~ COPY OF this adv er,isement attached to each.
will br received al this office until SATuRbA!.
May 81 at noon, for the following work at TIE
National Military Cemeteries named, viz
>upeIintendenIs lodges OF biick or stone as
3ndersonvi]lt. Georgia; Fayetteville. ArFau>',s.
Fort Gibson, Indian Territory; Camp Nelson, Ken
tHckE; beaufort South ao,ins; Knoxville aid
P!ttsbuI5 LandiE, Tel neSs.e alexandria, Batoc
Rouge aad Port Hudson. Louisiana.
Enclosin" walls OF brick, or stone. OIcsron rat
ipGs, at unreasonable 6 "r ga: Fayetteville. A..
Kansas Fort Gibson, indian Territory; Fort Smiih
Arkaneas; Lexington Kentuck,: CiiaIEette
Nv Orleans, Loui -iaua; EicllsbuIg. Mssss rn,.
Warrington and NewhaIue, North jaI 0na.
toT further Information and copies OF plaNa auc
specifications apply to this office.
III" work Will be lnspccte h, competent en-
siheer. and strict compliance with the tei ms I'd
The contract Will be required EnvclGne contain n
M proposals VII be ndorscd, Proposals fos
SuI~rirtendent's Lodge Z" Proposals for per
u,aiI,rt Enclosures National Cemeteries" ~
the be aud address,, Il to the ,ud.rsigntt
q JAMES A. EKit.
Deputy pnartcrnasttT Genera,
ChefQ QHsrtcrmasler. Military Division OF The S9utl.
.i,tA
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-04

Tur ALDEN EyAroKATEp FKurO-Mr. }.
10 nanica, No. 60 Tchoupitoulas stree
agent for tie Anna, Illinois, factory, which
prepares these fruits, offers them III any
quantity 10 suit customers. We have used
the APPLES prepared by this process, and can
safely say that they are the best article OF
9rcscroed fruit We have ever used-in TACT,
gag aSe Gc8 knowo 0hat they were Dot
spssh3g sets green oppleo notiShg about
Gaesa egou?R Save made us believe other
o,iaea Lsl5 9lo freshness of tavoOo1lor and
aaciaess &C re tlrreo while tho proved IN
assss respect fully as wholesome os the
Gipe nSple just frco the tre'O We t"fe
Gseat pleasure III recommending oloo on
G0Ic8 tOoTeeaders.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-04

e. ~NSsseso CSssscIS9 ae.S,c9 ss . 90
ses2egs ss aye sn sSess .sss ss es~r tgc.
i.sslsss assi srs.sssssa' soss.:os asa ef'ee g q
So ses.sss t!..s say5 Ss %- Ss:lis.a C's.s...
Ej.'cS spses:s ia another es':rz.s. a:s.
Ssapss4s s.s s~ss 80 SsseSSl Ssens ssg s'l'
soilectSos % eensa .sS sosssss sSuss.ca
now due % Washougtore and ali csh.s bust
ness intrusted to hir0 His c!iic~ss az W.
u Exchange aileye Setween Castolnhou~
ara Bienviile streetso We're he can se seen
erom ten o. three an3 Grsss O. O. 600
spcloch o usSs daBs
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-04
sEee Ausio Cleaves, Of S'sspny,se q

Fee AUS;@ Cleaves, Of Sssswny,Se 80
eeen appointed assi.@ar@ physician al tbe
Eow& hospital Or the insane, al Noun
Pleasant. Mss Cleayes IS q gralu.s .ss 90
the medical department. Of tle State III
versity, and was the ii Q i'll her rs1asss Sas
wisdom OF the selection OF an eblo, sds
Gated and refine woman for this Sosition
will al once be conceded. She has made
the mental and physical dIseMes Of woman
a speciality N her studies, and enters OIL ths
discharge Of her duties with q tull know Q
edge OF its needs and responsibilities.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-04

q WOlD 70 TIE WIsE.-lt il aLWa,O a
good principle of economy TO hug goods III
t falling market, especially when they are
not perishable and can be had al mahutac
0lrcrs' prices. For these reasons we would
suggest 20 our readers who are i'll want Of
Furniture 10 go TO Montgomery's Armory
Hall, No. S7 Camp street, and lay in sup
Q!y. These gentlemen, owing to tho dull
'ime0 are selling at reduction on New York
0ud incnnari prices. Their stock is full,
Carried and complete, consisting OF hne
parler, bedroom, diningroom and ball sets,
French and GeImanoplate mirrors and
common furniture OF every grade. Cont
9lil o. caln examine and pricO
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-04
MARSHAI'S MONITIONS.
John Il. Iehtz ct nj. VS.. SteaMb0at City Of
,nir n.

JOHN b TIthtY eI 7. Nse SVEHhtOGUI Cfty OE
Caro-NO 10, l9a.
IN TEE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
L District of Lousiara-In obedience 20 an
admiralty warrai /. to div, cted in the above
entatlt suit, have seized and taken into my pos
session.
THE STEAMBOAT CITY OF CAIRO, now libeed
by john b. ntz ct al. for the set forth Ii
the libel now pending IL the District Court OF the
United States
And do hereby cite and atmonish the owner
thereof, and all and every person persons
having pretending to have any right title or in
terest i'll or 20 the same to be and appear at
District Court OF the United States for the district
aforesaid TO BE- holden at the city of New Orleans
the twenty Of STAY 1879. to show cause il
any they have can, why the said steamboat
City Cairo orid aot be condemned, and bs sold
agreeably TO the prayer of lbelants
United States Ma1shals office, New Orleans,
t~err, ninth day &C April, 1873.
5. Il. PACKARD,
atIiO myiO |. - United States Marsha
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-04
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

9PrIcf STArK TAX C"LLEcr"R. Tnlnp DIsTRItr. }
No. tsplanad- street.
New OrieuIis, April p, li'E5 ,
9 AN PREPARED TO l@$tE TAX RECEIPTS
" fUr back taxes Oi 1870, 1871 and lHI2 amt ii
"eses tor 1915, Ia pa-ers are rcspeC fully reUuG
81 that early settlements VIII Prevent costs etc.
as the laws governing the coll. ION of taxes
very rigid.
{. j. AHOLPHE,
APPS state Tax Collector Tl,iIu District.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-04

VALUABLE MrRovED REAL QsgAfE Al
AUCTION Ey THE SHERTF.-par'icu!ar AT
'entIon ia aBel 10 the sale at auction, to be
made tomorrow at noon. at the Merchants
aud Aueti0neers' Exchange, Royal street,
by the rheI9f Of the parish ot Orleans OF
Portion OF ground, wlth the buildings and
Improvements thereon, situated in tie late
oLty of Jefferson. now the Sixth District OF
Tins city, on ST. Charles street or avenue,
between Bordeaux and Upper Line streets
FOR ' full particulars and terSs see adver-
tisement
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-04
MOTTO z,

TRpAsrRy DEPARTMENT. :
Ch.,o Of the Controller OF the Currency.
Washing gtan. March u, 1872.
NOrICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PERSONS
" who may have claims against the CrtaCtH%
tf6 NhtionH3 Bank OF New Orleans, Louisiana,
that they called upon to present the arc.
10 make Legal proof thereof to Charles Case. re.
ceiv.T Il; he Office OF said receiver NCI6 NatcLoS
street Ne" orleaA @hou's ana:
JOHN JAY KNOX,
,nh2s 1in Controller of the Curr. ncy
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-04

SIN CHAMPION SHIRTS Fee SIHS gee,
LAEs.-Economy being Ole ooaI 20 wealtho
we would advise all wha woelS lik@ &c
practice il to begin obv o,9tine ont tie ssa
vertisement of Mo S No Noodye the great
shirt de&leGo at the corner of Canal end
ROYAL streets, and keep q ior reference
when anv article in his line is wanteSs lie
sells such thoroughly good shirts and such
elegant and seryiceable onSoclothins al
such very low prices, ohat 20 economist
should fail 10 pa;roA;ze hino When b
styles the shirts of which lie sells so for
So the champion shirts, he haearo 10 0
anybody who will take the troutY o. % 20
his stoTe and examine them can see Sbr
himself Thousands OF such ahH0S ot@
sold every year all over tho ooantrs ~
500 each, ana he only asks $ -. I@sS.
what we call cheap. ard all Of 10 coseS
goods are sold just as cheap.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-04

g@E SIGEN.0 REDUCTION r9s t0~nlS, O.
hke[S TO stand in need Of a supply of uro
Qerclothing for himself or clothing fCo his
children during the coming season would
60 at once to the store Of Mr.. B. I. Waishe,
q ellie Canal street, and take advantage OF
the grea- 0a9lctiou that he has lately made
N his prices before it is TOO late, tor the
goods are going % very fast. and the as
sortment might be broken. Mr. Nalshe
means business in thus lowering lis prices.
lie does not wish to keep over his stock iii
Jhe3eai tull season begins. ana we think
h'n wise. 90 OIL events, ii of'0a Seat
npportunsv lnr @ur eitizepsn
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-04
Jacob CiG vs.. >ixsy-Tyyc Bales OF Cotton 6
D.

IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
L District Of LouisiGna.-In oD% dience 10 ad
m rally warrant to directed III the above emf.
lied suit, ohaNe seized aid taken into NY posses.
souO
SI-.1I TWO BALES of COTTON row hbe.ed
BY Si"ob Go, Tor The causes set forth i'll the libel
liow pending in the District Count OF the United
safes
0nd DO hereby cite and admonish the owner OF
owneIa thereof aud all and every person Or per
sons having or pretending 10 have any right, tite
e,r interest in or the same to be and appear at
District Court Of the Cnited States for the district
Aforesaid TO be holden at the city of New Orleans,
ON the third Monday Of MAY, next, to show cause
o any they have or can, why The said sixty two
o..les - ootron suoilid not be condemned and %
9oG agreeablv TO the prayer of lihelant.
Nritcd states Marshas Office, New 0yierncs
t9leIlty second day OF Apric % 1873.
Sc PACKARD,
oul4 lS nyl2i9 United States Marshal
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-04
CITY T.tNEtS OF 1873.

DsPARTwRNr OF FINASCK I
New Orleans April lj 1878. Z
DISCOUNT or THl.EE PER CENT ON TIE
N cast portion oi the ball will be allowed to ~,
p"lsous "ho pay their city taves tor 1873 OF Or
before MAY Is lE.i.
LOUIS SCHNEIDER
ap2f TINY - timinist rat
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-04
q. S. MARSHALiS SALES.


juan Oliver IT al. vs.. Schooner New Si.ti-..
30. lV,1u9.
IN TFE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
! District OF Leuisiaua-Fy virtue of ID writ O.
NrndlfiOut eXponas 10 me directed in the ah ~.
,ut tled suit " i'll ,roc. ed 20 sell TO the hght.t
bidder. IN SATURDAY NAV Ia, 1873. at twel, 2
or'0ck Nj, at the main entrance to the Cu-tcIn
hous", Oh Canal street between Old Levee and
Peter streets. IN tuis ty-
THE SCHOONER NEW STAR. her tackle apparel
etc. as she no" lies n the Old Basiu in this c3iN
Jerms-tash n United States funds at the tin.
5A
United States Marehals oiitcc, New OllcNrs
third d"y q. Mag, 1916
q u. PACKARD
my4tt tRted States Marehal=
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-04

United Stu,cs w. sij Rolls cigarettes.
ST dozen WAY Ma hes log packages Tobacco
ard 1885 CiSaIs-No. lo.i4..
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRlCE COURT
i District of Lo,.siau.-I obedience 30 ad
miralty warrant, 10 me directed IN above emitted
eujt. have seized and taken into my possession
@j ROLLS CIGARETTES q dozen Wa1 Matches
iu2 packages Tobacco and 1885, Cigars, now nbcled
GN the United States tor tE. causes SCI forth IN
The libei now pending i'll he District Court Of he
United States.
And do hereby cte ard admoEish the owner nr
owners thereof, anH al DId every person Cr peg
sGHs having or pretending 10 hav.' any right, Utie
interest il o. 10 the to he and appear 1t
Distinct Court Cfthe CDited States 'or tho district
sttul-sa'd to be holden al the city Now DIcAila
oD the FIRE; Monday u; MAY, 10 sECw ca se, #
ang trey have or can, wllv ,he said ,sHtir(' s
should net he condemned, ant Ge sold agreeahlv
10 tie PRAYER Of ,iheant5.
unite,i Stst.s Marshal ofce, New Orleans,
twenty iifh day OF Mari, l&.3
;. B. PACKARD
nlfl % aus p mvi United States Marshal.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-04
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C.Lr trrE"illng Company ~ Amcri,a-NO. l35 ON.
mon strvtt.-ttt stuc klD d.rs uf this comp.-., ~
ler'f. notified mat the annual elect ION for Ut;t..
directors 20 serve during the ensuiu. year, VII
the Oh: &c OF the Company, tr IN 10 A. NJ to ? = 4
Transfer books will be closed from The thrte.h Of
April TO the ninth of May. inclusiv.!v
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