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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-02

Did the Governor give his consent IL
writing to the sale, and if so give his letter
Have the certificates been disposed of By
the lessee
]. Memoranda under the resolutions OF
Senators Blackburn and Iugraham-
flrst-Furnish the names OF the colored
convicts from the parishes OF Sc. Landry,
Cadd", DeSot0, Claiborne. Bossier and
jackson, together with the crimes charged,
the date OF sentence and the term of service.
eecond-Give list of all conyicts under
twenty-one years of age, together with the
parishes OF residence, the crimes charged.
the date OF sentence aud the term of seq
vice.
IhiTd-Have ycT any knowledge that
during the last four years executive Glenn
ency has been frequently extended to col
ored convics, on he alleged grounds that
sand eonvIcts were sentenced to che Penn
tertiary for political reasonse
"A correct copy of the questions and mem
oranda, approved by the committee, and
filed by me with MIR. Malta clerk of the
Penitent!ary, January IS, 1873
J. W. CARTER.
Clerk 0f Joint Committee on Penitentiary
A. WILLIAMS,
NELSON KENYON,
z. T. ALLAN,
A. j. COUSIN.
10 she Honorable Speaker and hefhers OF che
House of Representatives:
WHEREAS, The undersigned members of
your committee on the condition of che
State Penitentiary respectfully submit that
after having visited said Institution in &C
eordance with their duties, they are unable
to make 4 satisfactory report for want of
the necessary powers, and would, therefore,
suggest 10 your honorable body the passage
OF the following resolutions:
Res1irsd, That the members of the COM
mittee appointed to examine and report
upon the condition and affairs of the State
Penitentiary at Baton Rouge be and they
are hereby authorized TO administer oaths
to witnesses IN the fultllment of their in
vestigation. and that they shall have power
TO send for persons and such papers and
documents as they may deem necessary;
and be it further
Rcsolysd, That should any person or per-
sons refuse or neglect to comply with any
such demand by said committee the offend
ing parties shall be adjudged guilty of con
tempt OF this House. and shall suffer such
pains and penalties as to this House may
seem ut and proper.
A. WILLIAMS, Chairman.
On motion of Mr.. Mathews, of Tensas,
the House adjourned until Monday, at
twelve O'Clock N.
WILLIAM VIGERS,
Chief Clerk.
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Lies ever.
SOIICH$ Oh GIIg.s.

S0TlCH~ OH BI!.s.
By NJ. Brewster:
A bill 20 be entitled an act To Corporate
the Monroe Bridge Company.
By Mr.. Brewster:
4 bin TO be entitled An act To- Incorporate
the Monroe. Bastvop and Arkansas Rail-
road Company.
BY Mr.. ingrshau:
i bill 90 l,c entitled an scs authorizing
the employment, OF counsel 30 represent the
Safe and other school boards.
RESOLUTIONS INTRODUCED.
Mr.. BUrch introduced the following s.sc-
luton. and moved its adoption:
WHEREAS. The Committee "n Peni;cn
tia,y was instructed hy fhe Senate to in
1uire into the alleged sale Os machinery
belonging TO the State: and
Whereas. During che war THE State Peni-
Tertiary was removed 10 Clinton, Louisiana.
together with e large quantity of INA
cbinerr. amounting, 40 IS shown by the
books OF the Penit.ni iary. go 100000: and
Whereas. Said machinery Wa places! under
charge OF one lockwood who was employed
by the State 81 e salary OF : ROB pes month
tof its safe keeping: and
Whereas. Said machinery located at Gin.
Ton has Deen recently sold without the
knowledge OF consent OF the present lessee.
OF the State Penitentiary. and withou; the
"cnsen. of those having authority ia She
matter therefore. be i!
HcSolt.'. The better 20 investigate this
alleged fraudulent sale o.! machinery pc
longing :" the State, she Committee gu Pen
:tentiaEr be authorized So send fog persons
and papers, and administer 0aths, relating
20 the aforesaid sale of Penitentiary ma
chjnerg. which was located at Clinton. LOu
isians. and TO require said Lockwood to re
port to the State by whose authority said
machinery was sold, the amount Seal5zed.
and the disposition of the same.
Mr.. Harris moved 10 amend by insert.
Ing after tae words, "Aepd FOR persons
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THE SENATE YESTERDAY.
Twenty-second Days Session.

Twenty-second Days Session.
SENATE CHAMBER /
New Orleans, February l, 1873.
The Senate met pursuant to adjournment,
and was called to order by Hon. C. C. An
tome, Lieutenant Governor of the State
and President of the Senate.
On call of the roll the following Senators
answered to their names:
Messrs. Anderson, Alexander, Blackburn
Butler, Blunt. Brewster. Burch, Greene
Harris, Ingraham, +. +. Herwig, Harper
Masicot, Pollard, Sypher, Stamps, Twitchell,
Weber. Wharton-l9.
The President Of the Senate announced a
quorum present.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
The reading of the minutes Of yesterdays
proceedings was dispensed with. and the
President announced that the journal stood
approved after the same had been cor
rected.
MESSAGE FROM TIE HOUSE.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
February i, 1873 !
TO the Hcnora ole President and Members Of the
Senate:
am directed by the Hou.e to ask con
currence Of your hOuora BILE body in House
bill No. 81. entitled an act to provide addi-
ti0nal regulation for the board of school
directors for the city OF New Or
ans. TO provide permanent revenue
against the school fund.- to fund the school
debt. to regulate the employment of teach
ers and to direct the Council of the city
of New Orleans to levy school tax and
perform other duties in connection with the
public schools.
Very respectfully,
JOHN W. ROXBOROCGH,
Assistant Clerk.
I:LPoRrS or Committees.
Mr. Hurch. from the Committee OF En-
vo!lment, submitted the following report:
ENROLMENT COMMITTRE@
February l. 1873. :
To the Honorable President and Members of the
Senate:
leave to repor. as having been duly en-
rolled the following bill:
Senate bill No. A.. an act to pro-
vide for and regulate the clerical force i'll
The Auditors office, to fix their salaries and
to provide for the manner and conditions
under which the chief clerk can acy as
Auditor, and for other purposes.
Respectfully,
Mr.. kelso, Chairman of Committee on
Corporations and Parochiaf Affairs, sub
mitted the following report on Senate bill
No. q. bill to be entitled an act TO incor-
porate the city of kenner. in the parish of
Jefferson. on the left 5ans. of the Missfssi, pi
river. State of Louisiana. and provide $oS
the government OF the same:
CossgTTEs oS C"NraRavioSsp
February I, 1873. !
To fhe Hcno' able President and Members of the |
Senate:
Your Committee GA Corporations and
Parochial Affairs. 10 whom was referred
Senate bill No -, entitled an act to incor. !
porate the city Of kenner, in the parish Of |
jefferson, left bank Of the Mississippi river, |
State OF Louisiana. and provide fox the |
government of the same. beg leave 30 ne. |
port untayorsb!y eD said till.
Respectfully submitted,
GEORGE !. kEiGO.
WILLIAM HARPER. |
IL. IL. TWITC.IELi..
.
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tae3 q 6.s Sheriff Of the Parish of t,rIeans
Eeoysr a. FIir, 81 20. we william,

: Tall.fr.
S,ESESEH DISTRICT EvtRH so& SHS PARISH
- of orleans, 40. ,5.s.-By virtue ~ q ere 6g
iEsi faclaA di'"c'ed by the honorable rHc ocgenth
DIs'i!"c Cent 10, the parish of OIl.sBs . She
above %nlLtIed cause. tD q. .. SssvYe-S, Iaoe
sht. Au'! h' said late sheriff 80 gne srsns9egIoo
WIZ proceed to sell at publ. aug: On % q:
htGchants auS Aue'iOuscE5' ENchsa-e S'0v,i
stte', t"tNeeR Canal end Custon!house stroeto
~ enc second DistIi|t of this ojtg. Oa HDSDS6
f"hruaIE ~, 1873, At twelve o'clock b. Sho D,-ov.
sng des' Iibed property to wit
The RIGHT OF yiIB DEFENDANT TaO 8tiS
1GSlPANEY OF THE BRICK BUILDING AaS
DEP6HDENCIES. situated at No. 81! EaIy al stSeetr
between ST. Philip and Uysulins,s ssree-'s in The
Second district "f tl.is city endias LEO 't.gtSo
first DAY eff august. 1874.
Seized III tue above suie.
Termr-tasb 90 the spoS
T. % 9iARsa&P
8sl9 .rS - Sheriff Of the .1..e. o. 81 e.4a
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SHERIFpS SALES.
q ~. sssnoch.aess -. au.t;s, .ro,tsss

~. NsHOchsScs1 90. Ss1sfiSn ssynihssso
AIXYH DISTRICT S0U8T FoR TIE PARISH
~ of Orleans, Ma. 38l1-Bs virtue a. vIie ct
eri tacias tN nae I!~ctcf by -As honorable. ohs
Sixth District %sITs SOY the parisl, Gf Orleans III
the above entitled Saus', will proceed to 20 ii as
yublic auction, on the premis4s Hereinafter sesir-
hated, "n MONDAY, FEBRUARY ,, 1873 81 hsIY.pass
ten .'slo.lS 3. NJ. tho following Sesc!it~s sar1p
sJty, 10 wit
THE CONTENTS 4F 4 STORE Situate. .. s,a..,
street between bryades and Ramparr street. IA tho
FIRST District OF this citv. consisting OF Books Stao
tien"ry etc, as peS inSeutO,y sbes Nsy te $50 .
in office.
seized H. Hie above sUiq,
eSNs-Sase on tls spOe
81 p Sq;soeP
-. b.1 &c a. -. ..-+--
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IL. E. harden VS.: steamboat Josephine-
SUCCESSION NOTICES.

sue cessiOn OF lsanc A. nnrhs, alias
Budzislawski-EO 90 05i
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
~ Orleans.-Whereas Philip Burnst,in has
pettioned the court for letters OF admlnistTa-
ton the estate of tho late Isaac A. Marks
deceased, interstate, notice is hereby giveno to ali
whom it may concern, TO show cause within ten
days why the prayer of the said petitioner should
not be grated.
By order of the Court.
fel 59e FRANK PACE Jr.. Clerk
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MARSHAL'S MUNITIONS,
w. T. Levine VS.. Steamship City Of Gal

vestOn-NO. l0,69i.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
n District of Louisiana In obedience to an adj
miraIty warrant to nae directed in the above emit
sion
THE STEAMSHIP CITY OF GALVESTON, her
tackle apparel etc, now hbeled by W T. Levine
Tor the causes set forth in the libel now pending
in the District Court of the United States.
And | do hereby cite ard admOnish the
owner or owners thereof, and all and every
have any right, title interest in or to
the same, to be and appear at a District
Court of the United States for the district afore-
said, to be holden at the city of New Orleans or
the first Monday of February. to show cause, If
any they have can, why the said steamship
should not be condemned AID be sold agrteably to
the PRAYER of libelants.
United States Marshais office Rev Orleans,
s. B. PACKARD
iaii 20 % fe2 United states Marshal.
IL. 4. Kariden VS.. Steamboat josephine
No. 1926.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
L District OF EOusiana-In obedience to au ad-
miralty warrant to- me directed in the above
entitled suit, have seized and taken into my pes
session.
THE STEAMBOAT JOSEPHINE. her tackle.
apparel etc, now hbeled by IL E. harden for the
causes set forth III the libel pending in the
District Court of the United States.
And do hereby cite and admOnish the owner or
owners thereof and all and every person persons
having or pretending to have any right title in
terest in TO the same, to be and appear at a Dis
trct Court of the United States for the district
aforesaid to be holden at the city OF New Orleans
cause, if any they have or can. why the said
steamboat should not be condemned and sold agree
ably to the prayer of lib@lants.
United States Masha's Office, New Orleans
eleventh day OF January, 1873
S B. PACKARD
Ial4 % 23 tc2 United States Marshal
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MEDICAL.
8RR8HySsT mEMCRL : 0TICE.


a.Rpa8&T9ST nEMICRL p0TICE.
@R o. OF 10 eURT6s.
sUJGs's8 t0s lsNHcOD-MED,CAL ESSAYS ON
MARRIAGE ETC.
Sess sOinfo7;n lis Southern patients that he has
been calico TO New Orleans TO attend upon an i'm.
portant case there which Will detain him for about
one month . the city ana that he can be com
suited Ae '
Ne. % Rampant street,
Setsce1 canal and Customhouse,
aHl!oe taoaA so q. " to P. ~; from 10 9P. NJ On
oSauSrye fIoh4 II a. 81. TO , p. NJ only.
ok. sGSVIS has devoted twenty years of hi,
practice adStirelS Ia the treatment of
SERIOUS DISEASES.
sg9H6s@ FR0M PHYSICAL DEBILITY.
EXHAUSTED VITALITY.
A~CSHs OF EIGE SYSTEM.
gSIS OTHERS -sPPEBTAIBING THERETO.
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Succession OF Miguel E.teln-No. rs .2g2

Succession OF Miguel EsteIn-NO. IS. 22s.
CECOHD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISh
~ Of Orleans.-Gotice is hereby given to the cred
itOrs Os this estate, and to all other persona
dereIn interested to show cause within ten days
from the present notification, if any they dave or
can, Why the account presented by tte jutrix
of the niuog o IildreB of the deceased sud AN
susls administering Qhis estate shoul4 Aoe btS
homo "gated and approved, @nJ Sac SSund Gliss8s
SuSs8 IN accordance theTeTitdSa
By C'rCteq @P &ae QoVIA.
sa26Ns FRAST PgCg %. Cisa,
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL.
OF THE
PROCEEDINGS OF THE SENATE
REGULAR SESSION
OF THE
THIRD GENERAL ASSEMBLY
OF TIE
STATE OF MA.
REGULAR SESSION
THIRD GENERAL. ASSEMBLY


SENATE SHtsBqs,
Sew Orleans, January 81, 1873. :
The SeRate men pursuant to adjournment
and was called to order by Hon. c. G. An
tome, Lieutenant Governor Of she State and
President of the Senate.
On calg of the roil The following Senators
answered TO their names;
Messrs. Anderson, Alexandes, BIac kb;9Yn.
Butler, Blunt, Brewster, Bu%ch, Greene.
Harris. p. L. Herwig, Z. i. Herwig, Har-
per. KeisG MasicOt, Pollard, STAN ps 5y.
pher, Twitchell, Weber. Whsrton-20.
The President Of the senate announced
8QuoruN present.
Prayeg by the Chaplain
Che reading Of the inmates % .seeSesdae .
proceedings was dispensed with and the
President announced that the Journal stood
approved. after this same tad been cog
Uect@6.
executive CoMMCHICATsoN.
The following communication vas rs
gejyei .cOm his excelIeucy, the Governor
STATE LOUISIANA, ,
Executive Department,
New Orleans January 20, 1873 )
So sos f'Oaosable President and Members of the
Senate:
{ am directed by his excelIency the Gov.
RGDOf 10 lay DtloEc YOU the duHudl report
of George J. COlzin, coroner of Iberia
parish, transmitted to him in accordance
with section 672 Rays Revised Statutes.
H. CONQUEST CLARKE,
Private Secretary.
RIEssAGE FROM THE HOUSE
The Chief Clerk of the House submitted
Ghe following message:
HOUSE REPRESENTATIVES.
Office of Chief Clerk.
January 30, 1873.
70 the Honorable Prl sident and Members of the
Senate:
am directed by the House to ask the
concurrence of your honorable body in the
following House bills, viz:
House bill No. 63, an act approprating
So 900 for the payment of outstanding
vouchers and warrants issued by the Gen
eral Assembly of 1872
House bill No. 60, an act authorizing the
police jury of the parish Of Terrebonne TO
issue bonds for certain purposes.
House bill No 93, an act to exempt the
Artisan Mutual Relief Society from the pay
nent of taxes on its building.
Also. TO inform your honorable body that
the House has concurred in the following
Senate bill:
Senate bill No. AZ, an act to provide for
and regulate the clerical force in the Audit
or's office. to fix their salaries. and to pro-
vide for the manner and conditions under
which the chief clerk can act as Auditor,
and for other purposes.
Very respectfully, etc,
JOHN w. RONBOROUGH.
Assistant Clerk.
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Or +SEtl5 addresses those particularly who
ha 80 placed themselves under the care of gnorsnr
advertising charlatans, from whom thew have re-
Ccived no relief and who, in fact have done them
more harm than good Medicine, like all other
sciences, is progressive and every year demon.
strates an advance, by a combination of remedies
of great curative power. DR.. CURTIS has so ar
ranged his treatment that it will afford not alone
immediate relief. but permanent cure.
The Medical Times says: " DR.. Curtis sy stem
the result of twenty years successful practice,
mends itself to the afflicted as the ONLY true
source OF reheI. Many casos pronounced incur
ahie nave yielded successfully to the remedies en-
plOyed by him.
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%.
It's, NJ. D, +. r. G. s., etc.
Late Surgeon Turkish Contingsnt)
A medical essay on the cause and cure of rrema-
tule decline Ill man, showing how health = lost
and how reSaned. 1t gives a clear synopsis to tho
lmpedllnents 10 marriage, the treatment Of ex-
hausted vitality etc, the results of twenty wears
successful practice
CURTIS ON MANHOOD.-There is no member of
society by whom this DO TX will not be found use.
ful, whether he be parent, preceptor or clergy
man.-LOndOn Times.
CURTIS ON MANHOOD-Ths book should be
read by the young for instruction and by the
afflicted for relief IT will inme no ene.-LOudon
Medical Gazette
Price fifty cents by mail. Address the author
DR. CURTIS No. 9 Rampant street, New Oileans.
Dr. Curtis would once more impress upon those
patients who have correspondent with him the
necessity of personal interview He ne yer leaves
his home practice and his stay in New Orleans is
necessarily limited to month.
ia2S LIN 2t u
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"scsS-siOp sf g'7npiU 0nvQpp0ga ' N@T

IS go
&IECOSD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISF
- OF @rleaps.-Notpe is het eby given TO the
creditors of Ais estate AND to ali other persons
herein interested to show cause within ten day9
Sr"mfhe preserS n@Sfcationoi if GIv they have 90
can, ~hr she sccouut presented by abe Nastamen-
tary executor III this estate shoud not be homo
LOCATED and approved, and the funds distributpR
Ia acc@dance Herewith, % Il de said -. cllsu6
dischsrged from all furtloo quS sus respJua
bilit lbs in the premises
1e2s l0s FRANK Pare go sra,0
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BAIoS RoUGE, January -. 1873.


lgesent-Messrs. Weber. Keso. Barber,
; Burch. Blackburn, of the Senate.
, Present-Messrs. Williams. Allan. Marie,
Kenyon. Southland and Cousin. OF the
House.
According 70 instruction. .'e clerk sub.
mitted for the action OF the committee a
list OF questions and memoranda to be an
swered 3y Nix. Malta. clerk o: the Peni'
Tertiary.
The committee finally adopted the follow.
ing questions and memoranda. and in
structed the clerk TO file the same with Mr..
Malta. with request that prompt answers
thereto should be furnished III duplicate to
them.
The committee then adjourned. ~ meet
in the Chief Clerks room in .he Mechanics
Institute Oh January -. 1873. az 10 O'Clock
a NJ. G. W, CARTER. Clerk
List q! questions relative TO the condi.
ton and management Of the penitentiary
/. What disposition Of the convict labor
has been r,ade for The year 1872. or part
thereof: Tell how many have been en-
played ON railroads. !evees. plantations, or
IN any manner outside OF the Penjtcntiary
building. and in competition With free
labor
When. where. and in wla, numbers. and
upon what terms as TO prices OF work and
costs OF support lave they neen employed
~ nat Is lHt average cost or keeping the
convicts on the plantations. and what the
wages obtaine" By the y sees fo- them :
Give the details fully on the points Aet""
i'll suggested. and. also. give e tabular
statement o; the pEesea: number OF the
CUuvicfS.
:. Inde: provisions o: III" eighteenth ar
tisle Of rules o! the board OF control. which
prohibits unusual and cruel punishment
% conviets--
What has been the method of discipline
in the P.niteatiary for the year I57:'
DO you resort to brck:ng. g"-sinG or
shower baths
How often and for What time 40 go" use
the dark cell
Do you use ccgs in catching cOnvirts:
How man; times in 1872
" nat particular modes az punishment
are generally ado pied
How many stripes are given az any time
by whose Authority do you :leg cOnv!cts
i there any discrimination between the
white and colOTe1 conV!cts IN this sort OF
punishment:
l. this sort o: punishment inflicted with
the know ledge and consent al the hoard ot
control:
3. Questions about machinery
What was the amount and character az
the shoe machinery purchased by the sessee
and sold to the State
What was the price paid br f'e STATE ia
certificates or money, Or both
What amount of this machinery vas sold.
TO whom, and at what price
Has payment been made &c: tle senIe.
and how much
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL

OK g I0AAAs .soC RNAL
OF THE
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
BEG CLAR SESSION
OF THE
THIRD GENERAL ASSEMBLY
OF THE
STATE OF LOUISIANA
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ss"ee s7i",S Of Mr-o .zelie anso &ido'o

SECOSIo SGSTRIGg COURT FOR THE PARISH 20
- Orcan5.-N htreas. Augustus R-ichaIi Sss petit
toned the court for letters % administration on
the estate Of tho lave ZeUe gay, Widow Morgan de-
ctasndo Notice Is hereby gwen TO az whom @
1t may concern, ?" shoe cause with ten DAYS,
why RE Prayer oS She cad petition Should not DO
granted
b order 70 oiIc sour2
trI5a- PRANK PA,E JR. .0Srk
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Ok. St&VIS has devoted twenty years Of his
practice adatirelS Ia the treatment of
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-02

sUG6s'NR t0E s1sNH~OD-MEDICAL ESSAYS ON
MARRIAGE ETC.
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NJ A HOOD,
Two Hundredth Edition
(Late Surgeon Turkish Contingtnt.)

eT%seH and corrected by the author, g. de y. CuF.
tbs, NJ. D, +. r. c. s.. etc
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and papers" the words land administer
oaths."
accepted by Hr. Burch.
On motion of Mr.. Burcla. else Sesgutio9i
as amended was adopted
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Ne. p Rampant street,

dAi!de t9Oaa 80 q. N to P ~: from 10 DIP O,
oSSuSnye fIos4 II a. 81. TO , P. NJ onlv.
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Twenty.second Days Proceedings.

STATE OF LOUISIANA
The Volcano lubricator. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1871-1879, 1873-08-26

are truly wcHderful in all that is es-
sential to make great and glorious. IT
wisdom prevail in the counsels ofState,
and emigration is encouraged, and ar
tizans invited among us, and manuiac-
tories arc set agoing, We can support a
population greater even than that
which is said 10 burden the soil OF
the fabulous land of the lndias. =
The Volcano lubricator. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1871-1879, 1873-08-26
L III E " 1 Y

or the first day of January, 1873.
Cash on hand, and in bank. S5o53Si 10
U. 5. ard State stocks and bonds, I29,S42 50
Loans on approved securities, So'oiS. 20
Hartford Bank stocks, 4757co 90
New York Bank stocks SS.4"c o.
Miscellaneous Bank stocks, $1,000 90
Corporation Il R.R. stocks, bonds, 27s,262 %
City and water bonds, I7S,47o 90
Real Estate, 7o'ors 20
Cash assets. $I,5S2,e46 S.
Total liabilities, s2S5,7so 70.
SHAFER & STEEN, Agts.
Volcano, West Va.
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A DEMONSTRATORS HOTICE.

A DEMONSTRATORS EOTICE.
n Notice IS hcrcbY given to all the cred
itorS oil the estate of james Y. Paul, decd.
for them to produce to the undersigned, adj
minist=ator thereof. all claims they may have
against the said estate. duly proven, ON or be-
fore the Goth day of September next. as on
that dav a distribution of same will be made
and pald by him per cent. on said claims.
Dated this 9Th day of August. 1873. -.
luaug7,. W. W. GATES, Adlh'r, &c.
The Volcano lubricator. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1871-1879, 1873-08-26
Netc Advertisements.

EOR SALE.
L The House Situatcd,nn Lease No. Il, adj
Joining the Lease OF the Pine Grove Oil Com
panv, is offered for sale ut Il bargain. For
particulars inquire Of Mis-. 5. BREEZE. on
the premises. iOaug7S