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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-09
81 oRDEf oF p. 3. soRTOG, ASs1GSsS.
DY NASH & HnDGsON.-w l. HoDGSoN

DY NASH &, ERDGSON.-W. l. H0DGSON,
D Auctioueer.-Office No. Carondelet street.
On SATURDAY, January rs, 1873, at twelve O'Clock
M at the st. Charles Auction Exchange, In the
basement rotuada ef the St. Charles Hotel lin this
city by virtue and i'll pursuance of an order OF the
Hon E. H. Durell, judge of the District Court of the
United States of America for the District of Louisi.
ana sitting in bankruptcy dated December 3, 1872,
and rendered in the above entitled matter, by pub
~ ONE NE VALUABLE Lot OF GROUND, with the
buildings and Improvements thereon, situated in
the First DisrictOf this city, in the square bounded
by st Charles. TerpsichOre, Carondelet and Mel
pomene streets measuring 20 feet inches front on
ST. Charles street, BY depth of ITO feet between
parallel lines, American measure.
The improve ments consist of a well built two
story fra ne house, known as No. 1871 st. Charles
street and contains hail. and two large psrlors
on the first floor and two large rooms hall and
cabinet on The second floor In the main building
with kitchen, ironing room and stere room, and
three bed and water closets in the back
building The yard is paved and laid out with
shrubbery, etc and contains hydrant, large els
tern, wash shed, coal and wood house, etc. The
house is retired from the street. has wide front
gallery above and below high ceilings and hand.
some mouldings. The whole in good order and
repair
OTR LARGE and VALUABLE SQUARE OF
GROUND in the First District of this city, in the
square bounded by Common. Gravier Clark and
Genois streets, subdividea into 81 large lots, desig
mated as Nos TO % inclusive, and measuring from
20 to 81 feet front EACH by depths of from i20 to 4O
feet (about), all according to a plan, American
measure, made by z. Rei1enstein, dated June 80,
1863.
The decree of the court, ordering the sale of the
above described property. directs that the same be
freed from all encumbrances and the assignee, act
ing as officer of the court, will convey only such
title as is in him vested by the assignment in bank
yupcy and by the s!oresai order OF court.
TEEMS-Ca3h on the spot III United States Treas
ury notes the purchasers TO assume. in addition,
and over and above the price of adjudication, all
taxes that may be due on said properties, up TO the
day of sale.
Acts of sale before Il. GesnO9, sotsry, at the OK.
9ense of the purchasers.
Slp2l ind II IA d
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ASSIGNBES sALE.

AN EIsGIBLR FRAME RESIDENCE. NO. 3sT ST.
CHARLES STREET, BETWEEN TERPSICHORE
AND MBLPOMESB.
aL&o,
& LARGE ASD VALUABLE EQGARE oF GROUND.
sUBDIvIDED INTO THIRTY-TW0 LOTS,
gRoETIEG 90 GOMMON AND GRAvIER
scGBETSo
81 GROERDP y. &. S0RTOG, Assignee
INeTHE MATTER OF JOSEPH @. ELiIS--IN
BankruptCy-Nc. li76.
Dgs.ts, SOuyt of the Emitted States of America for
the District of louisiana
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SUCCESSION OF JOSEPH N. RBEvB, DECEASED.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. IS, 36S.
DY NASH &, H0DGsON, W. HOB 1SOG
D auctinneer-Office No. Carondelet street.
On SAT- RDAY January ii, 1873 at twelve o'clock
NJ at the st. Charles Auction Exchange in the
basement rotunda of the st. Charles Hotel in this
ty by virtue and in pursuance of au order of the
Hon l. Tissot, Judge of the Second District
Court for the parish of Orleans, dated December L.
1872 docket No Is 9a6 for account of the success
sion of Joseph NJ Reeve, deceased, at public AUG
ton, will be sold
ONE VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND, together
with the buildings and improvements thereon
situated in the Fourth District Of this city, in the
square bounded by st. Charles, CarondeIet, Wash
inpton and Cenrey streets, which measures 81 feet
inches lines front on st. Charles street
next to the corner of Conrey street. by depth of
leo feet between parallel lines, together with the
use, in common with said corner iot, OF an alley
way 10 feet wide running from said lot 81 feet 5
aches lines toward and opening on said Conrey
street, all American measure, as per sketch made
by A. G. Blanchard, deputy city surveyor, dated
April 10, 1854.
$1,000 cash in United States treasury notes. and
the balance on credit of on. two and three
wears in equal payments, with eight per cent in
te,e t. and the usual clauses for special mortgage,
insurance and attorneys fees.
Act of sale before NJ. IT. Ducros, notary, at the
EXPENSE of the purchaser. dec IA 81 % ja4 Ii
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COTTAGE no. IS ORANGE STREET AT AUCTION
SscchssEeS os CHARLOTTE NJ &siiBS
second District Court foT chs SssEish os Sfle>ns9-
80 $3.50
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W. W. HandIen vs.. Peter .JamIa3n-Third
Justice Court for the Parish Jf Orleans, No.
G0i6.
ESY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FIRRI FACIAS a
I'D to me directed by the Hon, John L. Laresche
Third JUSTICE of the Peace in and for the parish
OF Orleans, 1 will proceed TO sell, on THURSDAY,
January l6 1873. at pubis auction, at my ware
house, No. Is Bienville street
LOT or FURNITURE. seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash In United 6tates Treasury notes.
ia II - WILLIAM EGAN C0ust table.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PARISH OF
ORLEANS.

JACOB JOHN ByERS IS. HIS CREDITOR
395l
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de2liar2f Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
William Won DrOzkGOwslky VS.. LOHIsiana
Fertilizer Manufacturing Company

William Won Dr0zkGOwslky VS.. LOulsiana
Fertilizer Manufacturing Company.
CIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
I of Orlcaus No. 3G99.-By virtueof Wit OF
Teri facas to me dirU'te by the honorable the
he above entitled cause, will proceed to sell at
NbH9 auction on the promises hereinafter des's
Aed, on SATURDAY, January IL. 1878. al hve
o'clock P ~, the following described properly 10
Wit
Two SPRING Wagons, one hundred hogsheads OF
fertilizer (mOre or lcss) one Mule one water flpe
one H0rse. one iron Apron On chimney, one am
tight Pump on wagon, and two Powder Boxes. NOW
% the premises situated st the corner OF Com
non and Loptz streets in the FIRST District os this
city.
Neihed in The above suit.
ferms-Sash on ne spot. -
W. y. HARPER,
de5l ia Il Nll-aih of the Bhrish Of Orleans.
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District Court of the United States of America for
the District of LOusiana--So As.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
December q, Il

KLOBW Deputy Clerk.
Clerks Office, New Orleans, December 80, iS72
iaJ- n
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-09

IN THE MATTER OF S. O. & T. A. NELSON
BANKRUPTS.
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Justice Court for Ii. Parish OF Orleans, No.
4tS4.
yeY VIRTUE OF TWO WRTTS or FIRRI FACTAS
ID to me directed by the con W. T. Houston First
Justice Of the Peace IN and for the parsh Of Or
leans. will pro- eed to sell at public auction, at
No. 25G Julia street, between Rampant and Dryadcs
Streets On THURSDAY, January IT, 1873, at twelve
O'chck NJ
OSE LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, etc.
Seized IN the above ntitcd suit, as per inventory
on file in my Office.
TrTm5-Cu5h On the spot
ia7 II l6 Joan HURLEY. Constn5'c.
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". Z. HARPkh,
Del; ial IL Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans
Aarie Cnzqnu VS.. j. Jughrey, Wife Sepnr-
ated from Her Husband, Joseph Ro2ado, abas
n.

Aarie Cnzpnu VS.. j. Jughrey, Wife Sepnr-
ated from Her Husband, Joseph Rozado, aha5
Roasel
CBvBETH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
Dof Orleans, No lO042-By virtue ola writ of seiz'
SEVENTH District Court for the parish of Orleans, IN
public auction at the Merchants and Auctioneers
EIchsnpe K wal street, between Canal aud Gus
0mhouse s'rerls III the Second District of this
city, on TUESDAY. January 81, 1873, al twelve
o'clock NJ. the following described property,
tOwit- 80
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with
all the bindings and imp ovements thereon rights,
ways and privileges thereuntO belonging or IN amy
way appertan situated lying and being IN the
FaubOurg 81. Mary, Firs District OF this cityn the
IQuare bounded by Gravier, 1t. John Perdtdo ana
Circus streets sand portion of ground commence
Ing OF one hundred and six feet three incheSr
Ilgish measure, from the corner OF ~. John
street and measures thirty eight feet Six luchts
English measure, front on Grayler 'strcet, by one
lndred ard twCnty.tiA feet two inches and Two
sghths deep, between parallel hnes. Being the
nme property acquired by defendant herein Dy
Mrehase from Fergus GaTdere. rs per act before +;
Gottschalk late notary public in this city, DARED
tEentieth OF April. 1867. and attributed TO the DC
sndant herein by the judg ment of separation from
ed and board. aud in property, between her ana
her said hus',an nd rendered By the Third District
Court of Orleans the twenty-siXth OF November.
and signed the second of December 1857, No. 23,9i2
Nths dOcke. of said court.
Seized IN the above suit
". p. HARPER,
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gHE STATE or LOUISIANA. q
q. IF DIGGES VS.. HIS CREDrToRS-NO, $500.

a!,sTB DS.TRCT SQUIRT FOR THE PARISH 0I
ORLEANS.
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LA.DssN OUACHlTA PARISH.

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8Y ORDER OF 2. f. EORTSsl ASSIGNEE.
rs SHE,AAJgRR OF JOHN o, sTESa,Ns, GAM
ru2te
i aC ocSecule % ss1s United states % America go
The GistIict of fouisians-Ne llI%
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AUCTION SALES.
By G. e. GirardeY q Co.
PLANTATIONS. LANDS, INTERESTS, ETC.
AssIGNEE's SALE.
BY ORDER OF E. E. NORTON. ASSIGN
Dy G.. r. GIRAROEy &, 70. AT

IN TIKI NATTER CT HENRY J. FBLTUS AND
Others, in Bankruptcy.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-09

Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No IS. 39S.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY G. e. Girardey & Co.
LOUISIANA LANDS.

AssfGNEEs SALE m BANKRUPTCY.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
IN Rankruptcy-NO. 1924.

Pm THE MATTER OF J. G LALLAHDE, BANf
Jupt.
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BIZ ORDER OF E. 4. NORTON, ASSIGNEE.
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AUCTION SALES.
By Nash q Hodgson.

VALUABLE ST. CHARLES STREET PROPERTY
sTYCCESSIOS OF JOSEPH II. REEVE, DECEASED.
, 1873-08-05

From tho 81. L0Hf6 Republican,.
Tho labora Of Chicago'R champion census conl-
piler, tho roloubtabto Edwards, havo manifoHtly
Impressed tho people Of that dolectablo burgi
With ono specios Of strategy which ho laB ena-
ployol TO great advantage III tile several editions
Of Ills celebrated consua directories. The facility
with which ho has manipulated tho registry
bool1B Of tho hotola md transformed all tho
transient goJournorH ln Chicago for weekB buck
iuto old oitizenn haa not gono quito unnoticed.
Silently, but no loBa Huroly, ho haB suc-
ooeded iii revising tho statutoa Of tho State,
10 fur as Chicago IL concerned, and over
Hinco lliA Alvont ono III 10 sooner registered
ut hotel, thau presto, by that simple act, ho
bocomos, qniohor tlan tho average stroot Arab
can Say Jack Robinson, Il bRnker or broker, or
sosno other mercantile Individual Of good ropute
In tho great rhmnix city, and entitled 10 a
representation OF ono Nll1notRl for each and
oyory mombor Of hiB family in tho next conHls
Tho iloa was by far too good not to 10 improved
upon. aud 10 1T III not strange that tho appre-
olRtiyo looplo OF Chicago have raBotl humorous
temples while rebuilding to toir worBhipped Ed
wartls. Honce hotoB without lsumbor, OF enor-
nous Bzo and exceeding magnitioenco, aro among
tito wonders they exhibit to MI visitors. Dut III
all aobarlieBB md seriousness, while there
can be little question tllat those who lioep theso
yaBt onrayAnsaroH will find for tho tlme being
tho lnattor Inns boon oyerdone aud tho Rooomno-
dntioli creator thln thu dotnand, tho enterprises
will NIL provo profitable lu tho enl, aud OF in,-
n'enBo yauo from tho first to tho CITY. st. Louis
alaH promise Of yast Improvement In the future
III thH particular, but oYon with tho now Diroher
llolHe, just completed, and tho magnificent Lkl,-
/ doll HOY RVll1lAgA Me1o WQQlA la- QlpNN. Ok
, 1873-08-05
plckcr, and tho property destroyed WIS valued at
by insurance.
CANADA.

opposition Tlrcnts C1McerntnE thO
Pacific IentlrOnl Scandal ~- 1atEft
Wutrr In tho 1T. Ltasvrenco--W0raA
Progressing On thu Now Wclinnd
. Canal.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
TonoNTo, Aug. Alt appears to DO tho aottlcd
policy Of tho Opposition to ro-uso to prosecute
tho pacino scandal inquiry boforo Roynt COM
mission, ehould Parliament DO proroFuod with
out tho privilege Of discussing tho nattor. Tho
Globe, organ Of tho Opposition, says !: A tribunal
to investigate tho chn,gos agatnst tho Govern
mont nominated and appointed by the Govern-
mont, anu Huporsediug ono a!loady appointed by
tho House OF Commons, will he troated with
nothing but indignation, strongly favored with
proooedlngs n slam. for It would be utterly im-
possible for mon possessing respect for thcn-
selves, or for The House OF which they
arc memhors, to nppear boforo it. A conf
mission, Ho repeat, anticipating and Bupor-
Bcding the action Of Parliament, will be 80 much
waste paper. If 1t were issued thore would DO
ono. Tho flrBt tho corrupt salo Of tho Pacific
chartor tho second. groas violation OF Its OWL
privileges.
MoaTnEAr, Aug. 4.-The wator OF the St. Law
romeo ut ST. 1etora Lako ia 18 inches highnr
than ct this time laBt year,
Tive candidates to tho local Legislature arc
out for West Montreal.
Tho Custom-HonBe receipts for tho past woek
in Montreal woro 81 ,407, ,829.70.
BT. GATHERINGS, Aug. 4.-Work on the several
SECTIONS Of tho new Wolland Cnnal has CONF
monced. Tho SECTIONS are all mile long.
=: LONDON Aug. 4.-Tlo Provincial Agricultural
Association contemplate tho erection OF ma
tho approaching annual exhibition to be hold
ICrG.
, 1873-08-05
THE DEADLY TWENTY.SECOND SIRE
SEWER.

To The Editar af Tho Chicago Tribune:
SIN; On several occasions during the last fow
vcara vonr corroanondenta have cnlaJ ottontion
T. 49, ;,saassa..'ol,a 1"''4 sou
~ ~ Aeo'1oos'v'' "'u unI1o"eauS o.1'AIa'1on"
OF the sewer WHICH omptioa into tho laAe at the
foot Of Twenty y-second street.
Il is high time that the Board of Hoa,th alould
do aonethiuc tn ronnovo tho o1,ioct,ora ~ +,,;a
.,,.1et -, 1s,,.s .,.as,,s stoS'.ono ~ 'D1s
uut'et VI ial6o psopoFtioh OF Ine Ho"ofaeo OF
the South Side. l have lived on Twonty- -Recond
Btroot for flyo years, and nv PRACTICE for nino
years las been larre1v in its vfoin;tv NV o}por-
,ot;o,a 49,, tl,an.r:.e ,.s .I.,s', ~ - 0sAo-
'A,e"7 A4"1' 'ao1oAo1o ~ conaiootoo VI sono
Yalue. ano may DC aumned up as follows:
First-WAen the wind il in tho west, south
west, or south, very little odor is observed to
conoo fron t},a onnn month ~ w., ..,,or or ,,,to
~. .e ~. Wv 1o"oA' - '"'o
1no nousos "noso araans empty INTO II, or from
tho sewer-openinga ut the streot-corners.
But the contrary obtains when tho wind
10 IN the cast, soutleast, OF north, for,
in this case, tho waves arc forced up against
tho mouth OF tho sewor, and tho wind blows into
pack INTO tho houses, in spite OF tho "traps"
Wh'en arc supposed TO prevent such an occurr-
1once. y from many en- anu repeated esPerlments.
~, naVe aenonsltatea tnas' no matter row perfect
tue tlaph I,ny nMy ~ tno gases phea throueh tno
Matur WHEEL liis 1ael, aho enters every apart
mens "1sh WHICH !ney communicate. Ihls
naVe onaoEYea 20 such M extent that every OPEN
tne III sne "asn-oows nAu 20 10 p4u8ged III o1aer
'o presen* soGh an ocoullohee.
,,,a.e ~ aso nunesyou tuas IN unllainga
, 1873-08-05
ClTY.SEALyNG,

To The Editor qf The Chicago Iribuna:
SIN: Gardeners are every summer prosecuted
and arrested by tue police, md fined S. and
costs, il found measuring with half-bushol or
peck measure not properly sealed by tho City
gealer.
Would It not DO proper for tho Oily 6oaler to
put sign up at evory market where gardeners
sell their vegetables telling where Ao may bo
found? Ntnoty-nne out of 100 gardeners, and
90 pog cont Of the citizens Of Chicago, dou't know
where his oflco ia.
The question ariaes to mo: What aro City
sonlers forf AFRO they merely for pookoting aa
many. 6-cent pieces as they seal measures OF
are they appointed to 800 that every moasure
scaled ~ them is correct? Tho writer Of this
Ind thirty half.bushel peck, and hRlf-peok
measures scaled latoly. and not ono lnoaBuro was
compared to SOC whother 1t was correct or not.
4 girl about u yeara old did tho job by im2reBs-
Ing with stool die four hearts, with tho letters
" G. g." on thom, at tho bottom OF each meas
uro. After paying at the ratio of cent? for eaoll
the 81iter loft, satai!od that the Chicago police
would not tntorfero with gardeners to whom ho
might soil the measures |; but Whethor tho moaH-
u1os aro correct, he docs not know.
Which. ;ls tho worst selling with q uloaBuro
supposed to ho corroct, or pookatiug 5-cont
pieces for scaling moasuroB antl not comparing
to 800 whethor they arc correct !? Or 'iB tllo
office Of City Hoaler an Office to which oyory ono
WHO uHes McaAuro las to pay tribute for
nothingf A CITIZEN.
, 1873-08-05

Proposition to Stnrt n Steel Rail Enc-
tOry--Frco lsoHtnl Delivering SystOIfa
..MlOFfn1ttY TKcnDrf,

Proposition to Stnrt II Steel Rail E'nc-
tory--E'rco Postul Delivering systoln
--Nlortnilty Report.
6rn1NaFtElp, ILL.,, Aug. 4.-N1r. j. O. Monltl-
Ion has writton a lottor to Tho committee ap-
pointed to solicit subscriptions to tho capital
etock Of tho stool rail mill to DO erected, III
which ho aays: "Noarly all tho lending roads
havo adopted tho policy Of laying nothing but
stool. Tho Chicago l. Alton Kailroad Inns not
purchasod an iron rail slnce February, and docs
not propose to lay anything but stool In tho f'l-
t,1ro. Tho superiority Of stool over iron laa boen
fully demonstrated In our own experience; those
stool rni1B that wero placcd In our track In 1866
remain apparently as good as when they wero
laid, whife during tho snmo poriol, the aamo
amount Of trafl}o las worn out tWchty iron ratlH.
Such being tho factB, 1t will nood no argument
to convince you Tint wo arc too poor to uHo iron.
I conHider your location good one for tho mall
ufactrre Of superior article Of Rtoc rail clleap,
and with proper management there ts hardly 2
doubt TINT 1t will provo profitable Investment"
4 certificate Of Incorporation WIS lBsued by
tho Secretary Of State to-day to tho Fort Dear-
born Building Association OF Ohicago, capital,
S400,Q00.
Tho poath frco delivery system goes into etfect
II this city Sept. !, preparatory to Which tho
City Council tonight ordered tho houses to bo
ronumborod throughout tile city,
Thore were thirty-threo intorInontB at Oak
Ridge Cemetery In the month Of July. This is
five less than In July Of last yoar.
, 1873-08-05

room for enotl,or 1argo hotel by tho limo IT could
DO orectod. Home idoh Of what ono mnt1 la8
tlarod TO- undertake In this matter of
hotel buildings may bo gained by ro-
viow Of aomo Of Tho dotails Of tho mag
nincont palmor House now approaohing oo1nplo.
tion III Chicago. It ia tho most stapondous
structure Of ito c1asB in tho world mud tho Re-
publican ia willing to aecord both 1t and Chicago
a fow lines Of FREQ putting In its editorial co.
umnH, Hinco tho Palmer House Ia really worthy
Of Tho rnontlon. Tho building covcrs 72,500 foot
Of ground, ia sevon storioH high, and tho lborai
estimates Of tho enthusiastic Chicago paporu
place tho cost whon furnished mud cqrlIppod for
business at e3,4oo,oo0. Grent allowance m,iat
bo mado. Of course, for tho ugunl Chicago OK
aggeration in this estimate, wllicl, is thus
divided: Ground $1,000, 900; building, 81, ,0o0,-
600; furniture. SA00,000. Tho structure is as-
sorted to ho Ars-proof, and contalna in all 75o
rooms. Tho hotol ID TO DO conducted on
peculiar plan, combining both tho European aud
American systoms, ono-third of the rooms being
rented to guests who pay for such moals only aa
they got It tho hotel, an for their room, accord
Ing to ttB location. Mr. Potter Palmer, tho
ownor Of tho building, will keep the hoto1 him
self. Thore is food for reflection In those
figures, and 1t romatnH for our capitalists to
any Just how long 1t will bo before wc shall
surpass Chicago il hotots % We do in ovory-
thing else.
, 1873-08-05
EfrC2s

SVecial D'spaEcH 10 TIC CH1cdd0 Tribune.
6rnlhoflELp, Aug. As. II. BaIly. OF Bauls-
bury, ~ thin county, lad bis dwolling-houBo
burned last Saturday night. His loHH WAS about
Company, OF Chicago, for 81 100.
SAN FNANolsco, Aug. 4.-Tho total 1oas by tho
Portland coniagration Ii 81, 1853, CTS; insurance,
e29l 900; London. Liverpool Il dlobo, OIL 100 !;
FlromaI's fund, Unon Home Mutual, Of this
Hartford. go, 100. 1t is proposed to rebuild in.
mediately, with wider streets, to prevent tho
sproad OF fire in Tho future. Several sufferers
BY tho December fire woro burned out. The
tute au1rorora by buying tools and rebuilding
their homos. Ito Ii backed by othor wealthy
mon, and Inns aHkcsl aid from Clicago, St. Louis
New York. San Francisco, and other eitios.
AHEn MaHH.. Ang. IA Bl.oddy mill at Nit
down thlq .iIsIaovi. Tho aro pAueit from o
, 1873-08-05
POLITICAL.
The Election in kentucky.

LEXINGTON, Ky, Aug. a.--The election passed
The majority for aood1oc, Republican, for tho
state Senate, Is sH. Tllu county is estimated at
GAG for Woodbridge, Democrat Pratt, Repub-
lcau, is elected to tho Legislature III ths county
by small majority.
In tho raco for tho Senate the vote ia very
close. Woodbridge, Democrat, ig probably
elected. Woodford Ia reported $50 Democratic.
JoBsan,in County 15 to 20 Republican majority.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Aug. 4.-Ihe election, in this
city passed on very quietly. The Democrats
elected the Legislature from all districts in the
city. Tho Reform Club candidates Wcreibcaten
III all closely contested districts.
Reports from the State at largo Indicate that
Ja1nos W. Tolo is elected State Treasurer
by On overwhelming majority over Mnckol,
Independent, who received not moro
than 5000 votes throughout the entiro Stato. In
tho Danvillo District Vernon has been clooted
State Senator by . largo majority over snoed,
Republican.
In tho Lexington District. tho vote between
Woodbridge, Democrat, and Goodloo, Republic
can, candidates for the State Senate, will bo
close
Fayotte County elects Pratt, Radical, to tho
Legislature by small majority only.
JesHamne County cleots Radical candidate
for tho Legislature.
A light vote was pollcd throughout tho State,
and tho Democratic candidates for tho LogHla-
ture are elected in nearly nil the countios. Prob
ably Thomas Evans, Republican candidate, has
buon olcctod to tho 8tate Sonate from the Hop
kiusvillo District, over Mckenzie, Democrat.
, 1873-08-05

=, 3. Uraig, Of Carro11ton, Ill.,, diod Saturday
while Intending d protractoa religious mooting,
OH Saturday afternoon, ut Riggs drovo, Scott
New YonK, Aug. 4.-Lovolf purdy, ngod 70,
brothor Of ux-Qov. Purty. of California, md
President Of tho Tirst Jockey Club hore, died
to-dny.
sr. Lou1s Aug. 4.-Joltn @. Wright, q wo1l-
known druggist of thin city. VIVA found tload in
Lis bod nt tiio st. Charles lIntol tllis morning.
Wright Ind friends in Brooklyn, N. Y, aud D
brothor In Now Orleans, who ia poBtmastor Of
TINT city.
pIonIA, Aug. 4.-Jol,n Mcclellan, m old and
wcll-known cltizon Of pooria, liel at hia ros-
deuco In tl.is city this morning.