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ELdfN, 1I Docs u 4o'as
To tho Editor Of Tho chteago Tribune:
SIR: Constant ronliug Of Tie Tn1nuSE for
years induces mo to think there IL no bettor way
OF securing relroHH OF grievances than W
making tEom known to 1t, and, through it, to Its
host Of honest readers.
We had hardly supposed 1t would DO Of service
to opposo a law which went into force with auth
a glnd clapping Of hands as did tho Illinois Rail
road Inv. But, now that it aocms to engage tho
adverse attention Of good thinkers ut homo aud
abroad, and Of actual aud candid o1pcrmontera
throughout tho Slate, lot mo add an item or
two.
It works against this town. partly because tho
snippcra aro mostly an1nll; md partly beoause it
would, wi1llontit now get con'pesltion-ratcs 70
your city by tho now roatl. Ana thinx IT must
iliure eYeyy town whose trade ia Hu1all, aa cotn-
paroa with larger towns at creator = al7saneo ;oeo
not prohibit carrying. larger 9"ansst'99s
osor xrontor distanees for leas noecy. lu
all tho tangled prohibitions Of its tli.d section,
1t seenas 10 to couple qan"tity aud distauco tnas
| only whom QUO or the otl,or ia equal as to tho
! quantity or distance Of some rival shipment, IL
tucro really any restraint upon charges. 1t tHaona
| to modify tho pro-rata rates by quantity aua ds-
| tarco ia HtcL u manner that. Of two rival towsls
! l1pou tho snmo roaa il tho farther ono con make
tic larger Hhipn,outs and order tho Larger hills
al roois it go.s the tsnde of Tic Legitimate pat
ro,ss Of tho noaror lown, becauso it gels bottor
| fveight-torms, and can, therefore, pay more for
what it buys md sell cheaper what it hast to aeli
Tho inn, III effect, as to towns. pits tle greater
against lie loss mud, as to rival shippers or
recoiyors of tho sa.1so town, it gives the large
operator very marked advantage over tho small
dcalor by giving lower rates to larger quantities
Tha il ouo of thoao "unjust Discrimination, "
which s!is carious law not ony does uot prols!o1t,
| but actually onforces. II pits rlaces against
each otirar with warm encouragement
uf monopoly on tho part of tho stronger
It encou1ngos, by nbsoiute commandment, sbe
biz ilSh oil town to swallow the mi,nows. And.
vi points of former compa.iton it tras,sfora tlle
cutting PROCESS from the roads to tho cit
izens If want to load but two ca: 3 it eosta mi
moro than ono-lfth Of what It does the ma
Who's whose produce Ills ton cars. II s,ia was the 70
suit Of legitimate cornposition. should rccos
nizo itu Justice hut it is a {" discrimination 10
| tlc law, to DO enforced by pcnaltios against me
But, Willie it onforcca, iu this particular, jus
tho result which usually hpppons in towns 1ipo.
singo line. it carefully cuts OH the roIief Wlci
here now, M wcll as ut other points. compotl1i
lines would afford small shippers. L ID certanl
/ not tho law it waa thought to bo. It disctl1n
inates agaiust tho poor and In favor Of t!'
rich, Tie party that gots tho monopoly Of th
next Legislature will bo the one pledged agains
this monopoly by tile Railroad law, il this loG!s
iaturo DOESN'T ropoal It. JASON Il. CURTIS.
, 1873-12-05
STATE HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.
mo Of I8lsDtrschs Tor Eta Meet.
i.w at Nlln:npui:n, ILL, Dec' D, aos
II. uutl 1ns

Program mo Of l8t1Hifscds Tor Ffa Mccts |
iay nt Nhu:npni:n. fIl., pec' D, aos
ii, 1l1ltl II. |
opcning Address a,y tho President.
Il ,rorsa Of Treasurer ntsd Secretary.
Aptolnl1uent of B,o:ili Committees.
ltaport at Vtco-prea[dent fur Frht Dsssict,-W 7.
1o'' TUESDAY r, II,
Annual Address t,y tho President. ..,.,
'1t:lutt ut Standing uomtnt!ao IN Ornamental hna
ls f%Sa nas'sH sn1 Sl IL i" fss ;1"fo
Iamrt ii Vl"o Ircal.lot fur Gacoud Dlassct,-sa'n-
"e nSSfi aMt'' ! saa tsss cy osse GU
p Z Fspn'p9n Fs&ar s9F, sU;54 U5y " NJ
TUESDAY EYt.Nia1.
1,eport OF comn,itleo un ornamental and Lsndsrnro
2. a'',g,ng-J' T. Bryant pi'nee'0n' 'ha IT, W. S''
III l:eart Of Standing ornn,s.eo On Dotany md ycae
tabo ophy:!oogy,-tt9f Y. L. McAice Tfe,rost u T.
!. Hull Alton a''d tho uon. 7. A. Z. H'l'0ne' o'D
Nnos 9f na'ns qanmse on%a e T. yS1er %sl
saw; 4nd l.. J. Ayesa, vI!la ndge.
WEDNESDAY, 4. n.
Report Of vlce-presi.e,1t for Third Dssrct,-Dr a.
u lspors ff' u vis-l,eslient for Fourth Dlstrlct,
l. 81 saa9s' s'sae: Fsass % r,ns % Charles 20
ng orr yx s; ss vsgss fs soSe s.lng nsea,ga 1na
Report Of stan,llny OoI..ittro o ornithology,--J
e..
1i,.ri uf Standing CutnEtteg on Vegetable 'rucl.
ing-1 l'cr'a!n Cuteayo; a. L. Hay Jaekson'o; ana
e, Il. Litter, C5h!nn. -.
DinrtIBsul.s OIL Fruits oontnucl-t} D!acktorrleas
! tn III. pbolrics; r. cnrr"i's.
| WEuSE4uAY ETFNfN9.
Report ot BtaniinY Committee On Motenro3ogy,-
lrnf. j. Waru. QIuna 1rof ]. y: Turncr, Jatksol-
| Vile: aud pruf. j. II. Tlce, 1t. I.unts.
| l,i,prt Of Standing Committee on Gcn1o9y anu
B.iis.-CA!. L. N. Baettc, dcuoy1s T. M1M hortcE,
| AleIo: mud II. @. Frcetnat, C0iyien.
| THURSDAY A. u.
| Election Of officers for 1s74.
| Location af mkt annual meeting.
Ntpnrt of Ycc-rrcsdcnt for Filth D3strict,-b. Pul'
lon, Centralin.
Report Of visc-presaens for Sixth Di1rict,-1aaa<
| dnstlecker, Jcrsoyyiln.
| .-. THURSDAY +. II.
Report OF Virc-Trcsldcut for Seventh Dlstrlct,-
Parker Earle, Golden.
ltoports of SpcrIai Committaas.
I THURSDAY EVENING.
Hoport nj Sanding C1nlmittoe On Entomolngy,-Dr
W.tlal LIZ U4ron, State EntoinoIoghl AtaI. j.
M,alol,,u,,n ald Prof q. v 1sey, statc Ehton4olo
Clst Of Missouri.
! Deferred bMs1ness.
Unfinished A,Ixre4s.
| FfALl resolutions.
Adjournment
'E.ch report Wilt bs Immediately followed by dig
cus.on Ut tho HubcctH onbrncct, unlcss the sociut
! Ulail otbcrHIB9 order.
, 1873-12-05

Inn n,o;ro f}yiu nanar 1,ru., of icfclos Is faot
1,n" ~" o'''A' |"'A't e''s's9 N&'e ''e'
11ordnnr, Ma. with a Donula.ion Of oply
0ooS Gn,'o ~" n,no, T., inn.Inn rcccnt]v sant n rom
,n,,n;rs.io ~" az she Io'd Mayoy oroyimr. iar
nna;1orati,n tn liac1nsn nIn, for tiIo anaouto
traa1a ~ tt,at ~ c;iv rom fprs
n,,nnro trx, has ~ '7t,acto1 tn surp,v
No,o ynrit 1,nu,o wi, 150 nm tnrl;oys. 10. ou0
I.h;ckot'a nIn nan md i00 oou GOOSE and dncks,
Msteoi lars barr afo 10 to oxperi.no,,,oI with at a
,,,hroI' n Eng,aud ~ a,,,stitnla for bcp. Il
y o1e;nad tat fl,c hnrs nvo n eioaror aud nuror
nm S'.'vI a,I nt os iia,,I. 10 crnel M IuIls.
'ol'o a"u ;nn .;tva ~ %t;Saa wr,tos to ouo of tho
a. I.n,a a,,c,s i,nmr;ns, wv 1,o Conmitteo
on 1' 1t NJ t,lo ND 15air hanneucd 10 uyar tbe
M rut ~ nr",,i,,n, ror fit in wner.cors to an OIL
.,a;n,in.. laas 9ss"A"A' AVA 'A'A' 49,
pr,, ;or,. roccrt1g u,cro we're no lass than
,1;rtoon auic,,joa IN 9ne ,inv-1yo of .hem women
tatxov, frts,,, ,,,'f,r,,,mato % atiscl;m+mts
usa,on vnna,, o.a on"n.od in leafliny lines Of
h,,anons onon ~ SfannI.uor WLorsutpu i Is f:-
n n ~ ,a ,nnn ~ ~, ,ox,. v c,,ans,I "a
Ees1ou !. E.Waannoator e,.i os1 .s"'o - '1' -
,nion doi1,,s, north Of ostrich foathors
ia o,,n,tnd @ into Ent,1n,,d eyary ven from tht
n,na ~ f;oni iImo. Eyery mound Of tlcst
f,rtf,oro ;a .vorl,, M y rniuo,s
, 1873-12-05

Of The rogulatlonB" Though harFnlnss, thih ,i ~
having 10 Do with any "aprlts." oven ING .E "soE-
ulstion drinks within four n'le1 Of ll.o onlegc.
Aud ! don't think my Of tho girls room 1arther
ii IL ho7od by TIM author TINT th!a l"cld md
ea1tli explanation Of tho "1snloa" wlli sairiy
gr1l,nb1ora, md loaso tho bcst.governea asiaot t
lilo muon over n!lono uron to 80 o. ita way u
4 yoto Of thanks from tito .yoMng Ladies' OF
Bplrlt Tor ills dolonso will DO thankfully re-
ootyett Ut South Evanston. boDs1E1.
, 1873-12-05
WHEAT MOVEMENTS.
All rho hvnts:l,le ErHi-lat Cars to Ds
Ls11t In H1DttDNs

Fro"s Ea 81 Itsslt !T9ss, nfe' y. -,
on Sanf;.ay ort,crn Maso 'Ss.,ga Gy " t.,o a!1l.
Wa'lkoo y: tani !ns'il9'tt cula.Y 'a1 " n.So M
2oo 1falas ea!s pasoa IN lonen ,a.t ~. ur ~ '1 no
movement ol ~neas ~ ~ uA!eas A., ~ 'owu
huaiol9 Iho 1n1t n1.a1'a:' u LILY uStt"otniaiy %
preparation can o!y u" t,s ~. @ a'.o
more aoGacons aug GApGi'o'ni" ,i,a,' 1. h.s
coiiadcnt ihat tlia tsa ~ :"noa: WI "nt'm ina
boon pro alct9a oHof haeo .no J hsnI . t..'us y,
uow 70 to ~" n ,s'mt H. @ ns,'or nnvo ns
nNToavance, n ttatt s.'o ~ .n,,,' - t,rosi
IL iasllod Tor tl,e pllpnso ot soIa'ns u 1ot"ara
with all poaa'nio colosty. ill.,, ,u,, ,,r. ,,,a,
soyoral fosluehts y, 't' uny MY IT,, I sn
trm bc!lofnfa ~ l9 tse; T. ,o r .,s, NV ,q
, 1873-12-05
AFTERNOON SESSION.


ORCHARD COMMITTEE
yss rcad by Prof, L. J. Eo4l, Chairman. OF tho
Agricultural College. ,n,... e,,.
mi Ti"xors wcro lliuy inspecting tho Varieties
on ' exhibition. Thu cnlr.es !'ayee boon yery
M arso and tl'o fruit Is lo Indeed. oyer efi.syy fsy
Of otilor fruits Of course. being ,lM''oa' Ih'
nttoln,anco y becoasMg la'stt f'}y; }y;.nm,ttoo,a
raaosI ums .unu uoaapsa = au our Or mora. T gay.
S'' = detaIIod description OF tlo 1noao o. o.
yasious ooantics visited. Tic COMMITTEE y, no.
ucyes tAat t4l 90 instead OF s!x Bhou4a oouss'sute
, 1873-12-05

FTDtN Tia Uelf0E{ FIFE FT@9a. .
Reference was twce manD last week to the
myatorioua disappearance Ut three boys living IN
tIyo Western part OF tile city. Aftor tho wllolo
oity had boon Hoarcl,ed TWO or thrso ttu'ca over.
~ vol NJ . good share OF ESSEX County, tho
huut for aloW to thalr disappearance Waa given
, 1873-12-05

atlultoratod iron-ing ten Inns been reccivod.H
pondug tlo fmi! application Of tho Mlulteration
net to tll!a a'tcto. grucern might 20 kl1,t cnotSh
to s,t,py tho nnitluo with the bane by boiling
liz or TN wrupred up in blottiNg-papor.
, 1873-12-05
The Entlicf,lo,lt 0f Iean:kiE4 Ex.St1to
Trc:tsutrr or NO.fn.

Frotn The WuStV{!fe {7u.} J0HFHut Utc. >.
The Grand Jury OF Polk County, on Saturday
lnst, found three Indictments nsainst ox.staso
Trcasuror Rankin, for ombczzlouont, aud e. IN do
fau!t Of s2g, 600 hail, DO went to Jail. This IT,
what should llavo beon dono long, agoo. Lot it
bo unaerstood that tamporing with TIC public
funds is felony, md that whoever ia guilty OF
sauandeting tho peoples money, will surely 20
punished. Thou wo nay expect less dishonesty
and carelessucss among public offlciala.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-29
LOUISIANA.

The Senate Investigating Committee
Testimony Yes,erday-The DeFeriet
Board SummOned-McMillen. Pinch
back and George Il. Paris on the
stand.
WASHINGTON, January 2S.-The Senate
Committee ON Privileges and Elections to-
day resumed the Louisiana investigation.
Mr.. Morton asked for list of the mem
ber5 of the Legislature of Louisiana at the
time of the recent senatorial election.
Mr.. RAJ, in answer to the question put to
him during his examination, read sections
fits -fOur, fifty-six ard fifty seven of the
act OF the Louisiana Legislature, known as
the election law of March 10. 1870" as
showing the powers and duties OF the re
turning board.
There being no member of the De Feriet
board present, Mr.. Morton directed that
they be summoned by telegraph.
In reply TO questions by Mr.. Morton,
General McMillen said he was a mem Der of
the State Senate elected in 1870; there were
admitted into the Legislature by which he
was elected to the United States Senate
two or three persons not returned by the
De Ferret board; thinks these parties did
not 90 into the Kellogg Legislature; in the
case of the Senator from the district which
includes the parish of 1berville, the Lynch
board threw out the vote of that parish, on
INC BToHud tIidG tIte IetuInS were iirtg uiar,
aud ramitted the matter to the Legislatures;
the Senate seated the sitting member, on
the ground OF equity, excluding the re-
turns; bis recollection is that the House
took q reverse course.
Mr.. McMillen was directed to take a list
of the Legislators returned by the De FeFiet
board and tell how many OF them vent into
the Kellogg Legislature.
The General mentioned thirty-two in the
Kellogg House and seventy one in the
fusion. There were absent from this list
two members from Iberia, two from Iber-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-29
YELLOW FEVER AT RIO JANEIRC
INTERNAL REVENUE QUARREL
WASHINGTON.

National Theatre Burned - Mrs. Oates
Loss Heavy-M6biie Salts TO be Discon-
tinued - The Mobile P0stoftice - The
Cabinet and Civil Seryice-voluuteers
TO Fight she 1I0dOcs-Revenue Circular.
WASHINGTON. January 28-The National
Theatre burned, with some adjoining build
ings. Damage-the Imperial Hotel. $1,000
Miller II Jones billiard saloon, loss $4,000
Tbe usual adiuncts to a popular theatre
were burned or flooded.
Mrs. Oates, who had just commenced an
engagement, lost heavily. Much sympathy
is expressed for the manager and lessee.
Mr.. Saville, who also loses heavily.
The Attorney General has directed the
United States district attorney at Mobile TO
discontinue suits against parties who paid
customs duties to Confederate authorities
during the war.
1t is probable the Mobile postofice will
remain some time in charge of a special
agent Colonel Myers is not among the ap-
piicants for the place
The Cabinet meeting to-day was princi-
pally engaged in listening to reports of the
civil service examining board (nearly every
member of which was present at the sitting)
upon the practical workings and the results
of the system under their jurisdiction. Be-
yond the consideration. of this matter the
Cabinet did nothing.
The government has rejected applications
from parties in California and Oregon to
raise volunteer troops to fight the Modocs
The internal revenue Office issues a circu-
lar announcing: l. That in addition to
wines heretofore regarded as proper sub
jecIs of taxation, there should be included
those wines made from grapes grown in the
United States, into which carbolio acid gas
has been injected. 2. A wine is rendered
liable to taxation by the fact of it's manu-
facturn is commenced in one nlaca and
completed in another. 3. In the manufac-
ture of sparkling wine or champagne made
from grapes grown in the United States,
rock candy, grape brandy not exceeding
ten per cent proof, spirit and Using may be
used without rendering the product liable
to the tax.
Messrs. Wheelock and Janin depart to-
night. Messrs. Foreman, Mitchell, Ogden,
DaPonte, Southmayd and others remain.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-29
CONGRESS,
Ex-EIayGr Flanders Nominated for AS
sisfant Treasurer-Coifax Asks an In
ves:isating C0mmittee-Discussion on
the Question-Cred MG5ilier Coal-
rnitfee-Rnult Deunsits of Mr.. C.Ifax


sisfant Treasurer-Colfax Asks an In
vcs:isating Committee-Discussiou on
the Question-Credit WG5ilier Conl-
mittee-Bank Deposits of MIR. Colfax.
WASHINGTON, January 2S.-NominatiCns
to day: B +. Flanders for treasurer of the
Mint and assistant United States treasurer
at New Orleans.
In the Senate this afternoon, Mr. Colfax
asked for a committee to investigate the
charges which had been made against him,
but after some remarks by Senator Pratt
favoring such appointment, and by Mr..
Thurman opposing It, the Senate refused
to appoint such a committee.
The legislative appropriation bill was re-
sumed. The amendment requiring that no
Judgment of the Court of Claims shall be
paid except to persons whose loyalty has
been proved was agreed to.
MIR. Morrill, explained that it was aimed
principally against Mr.. Lamar
There was quite a debate on Mr.. Colfax's
request for a special committee to day.
Mr. Pratt supported it earnestly, and Mr..
Thurman arguing that as the Vice Presi-
dent was a national officer, the only remedy,
if he was guilty of the charges against him,
was impeachment, which rested with the
House Of Representatives.
In the House a resolution was adopted
directing tho Judiciary Committee To in
ulUS III To IHe lfuln Oh tU6 report tndb VI.
w. Locke. United States Judge of Florida,
was holding the office OF State Senator,
thus disqualifyipg him from holding his il-
dicial position.
The Indian appropriation bill was cen
sidered.
Before the Credit Nobiier committee to-
day, Senator Logan testified that he agreed
to purchase ten shares of stock, but, with
cut receiving it, got balance OF 1929 di-
vidend5 ON said stock He kept il, how
ever only short time, and returned it to
Ames with interest thereon. Said his con
stitucncy was favorable to tho road and he
was a friend to it, Had always voted to
sustain the road, and would do so now.
The cashier of the First National Bank of
this city testified that Mr. C0lfax deposited
Sl96S in that bank on June %, 1863 The
statement caused great sensation in the
committee as this deposit, it was shown, 10
cluded Oakes Ames check for $1,000, which
Ames said he had given Colfax, but which
Coltax said be had no recollection Of receiv-
ing.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-29
Floating lee at Memphis.

A dispatch received at ten o'clock last
night by MIR. Mansfield, the eignalt observer
ia this city, reads as follows;
Notify the press that the Memphis OBJ
server repoi ts ice running heavily past that
station, aud increasing in quantity.
II. W aOWGATE.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-29
Tho cHInnernfnrr

The thermometer AZ Louis FrIgerios,
No. 80 Cbartres street. yesterday STOOD as
lolIuws At 9 A. IL, 42o: at . F. M.. AS;
at o z. NJ. 430. Lowest point during the
night OF January 81, 400 Rain January
g. one seventh of an inch
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-29

On the sixth page of the REPuBLICAN this
morning will be found extracts from st.
Louis papers relating to the Ruhinstein
concerts in that city.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-29

The stokes Case-Criminnl Documents
Missing -Arriyais-Anothrr Reduction
of Western Union Telegraph Rates
Damage Suit Against United states
Mnrshal-yanderbiIt Will xot Bald
the Underground Railroad.
New YORK, January 28.-Judge Board,
man telegrsphs that he can not he here
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-29

II is stated that there are 5000 cases of
smallpox in Boston. Nearly all who die Of
the nlal.iy are buried in the night time.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-29
MARSHAL'S MONITIONS,
Il. A. YOrke ct ais. VS.. Ship Gettysburg
Nh 10 lO7.

Il. A. Yorke ct ais. VS.. Ship Gettysburg
No, l0,07
EETHE rNlTED STATES DISTRICT COURT. DIS
a trict of Louisiana.-In obe fience to an adm
ralty warrant to directed in the above en- tiled
suit I have seized and taken intl my possession
THE SHIP sGE1 TYSBURG. her tackle boats, eIc,
now libeed by 4. A. Yorke and Others, for the
causes set forth in the libel now pending in the
District Court of the United States.
And do hereby cite and aduoi jsh the owner or
owners thereof and all and every person or per
sons having pretending to j we any right. title
or inSelest in 10 the same, TO be and appear at
district court Of the United States for the District
aforesaid, to be hol en- at the city OF New Orleans
on the thiId Mendav Uf February, TO show cause,
ii any they have can. why the said ship should
not be eoiidened and sold, agreeably 10 the prayer
of the iibelanls.
United states Marsi.als office, New Orleans, Jan
uar! 28 1873
s. B. PACKARD.
is2g te5 II II Unit ID States Mars hal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-29

TFiIIiam steele and others VS.. Bark Tar"
yeian-No. 10 ju4.
EN- TIE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
4 District of Louisana.-in obedience 10 ad-
Iniraity warrant, to me directed in the above
entitled suit have seized and taken into my
posse ssiQn-
THE gAsk TARPEIAN heI, tackle ETC., now h.
belet oy William eele and ntbe1s for the castS set
forth in the libel pending in the District Court
OF the United States
And / do hereby cite and admonish the
owner OF owners Thereof, and all and every
person or persOns having or pretending 10
have any right title or interest 81 to the same,
to be and appear at a District Court Of the Unted
States for the district aforesaid, TO be holden at
tie city of New Orleans, on the third Monday OF
February, to show cause. ii any they have or can,
why the said bark sh0uli noe be condemned,
and be sold agTeeably to the prayer OF hbeiaits.
United States Marshals Office, New Orleans,
twenty fifth day Of January, 1879.
s. L. PACKARD,
o IN Init Marshal.
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s. TEL. Z GRAPH

s 7 7 s /. Z & r i FS4
LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS YESTERDAY
THE LOUISIANA INVESTIGATIONS
WITNESSES ON THE STAND
McMiilen, Pinchback and Paris
a WASHINGTON THEATRE BURNED
Reduction of Telegraph Rates
YELLOW FEVER AT RIO JANEIRO
INTERNAL REVENUE QUARREL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-29
ID h'kENDHI(jk.
RIchARD ANODEKiai,
HR LOUISIANA FARMER,

Published at Trenton, La,
~ hs largest weekly circulation of any paper IN
etAie Merchants OF New Orleans viii flDd the
usss eI y an excellent medium 10 make their ens1
AeSs known In. Address
no,,, F. N. L ". W. PSATHRRMAN,
"~l Publishers, Trenton La
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-29

LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-29
ATTORNEYS AT Law,

HERO, JR.,
NOTARY PUBLIC AND COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS
lftcA No, IL Commercial Place.
Passports procured with cispstch, and promps
attention given toan businsss. Aplo 1y cod
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-29
ia2s 1917 United States Marshal
ii. f. Rnriden w. steamboat Josephine

I'll. 4. Rnriden VIZ. Steamboat Josephine
I'm THE uSrrRD FS srAfss DISTRICT COURT
Il Dis riet of Louisiana.-In obedience to an al
miralty warrant to directed in the above
entitled suit, have seized and taken into my pos
THE STEAMBOAT JOSEPHINE, her tackle
apparel etc, row libeled by IL K. hariden, for the
causes set forth in the libel now pending IN the
District Court of the United States
Aud do hereby cite and admonish the owner or
owners thereof, and all and every person or persons
having pretending TO have any right, title or ~
terest in or TO TIE same 10 be and appear AT pls
aforesaid to bt holden at the city of New 0rleaus
ON the first Monday OF February, to show
cause, If any they have or can, why the SAID
sTaau1boat ehou not be condemned and sold agree
limited States Marsha's Office, New Orleans
eie - H'-- N' B. PACKARD,
'tsl42 202sft2 United states Nurshsl.
". L. Levine We. Stearisiip Ciiy Of Gal
EN- THE UyITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
4 District of Louisiana In obedience 20 an ad-
mi1a}ty arranL to ne directed IN the above EMU
tied suit, have seized ana taken lh'o "'s P"sss
TEE STEAMSHIP CITY OF GALVESTON. her
tackIe apnare, etc now hbeled by W. 7 Levine.
for the causes set forth u rhe n1s! no"
in the Dis tlict Court of the United states. AZ,
And do hereby cite ard admonish the
owner or Owners thereof, and au ana every
person or persons having or pret hdlng 70
have any light, title or interest III or 70
the same. to be and appear at Nstret
COurt of the United States for the dlstI d'ole
said 70 he holden at The city of New orleans on
the first Monday of February; 10 snP" t.amsbin
any they have or can, why the saiu sttaihsh.P
should not be condemned a2d be sold agree@ois 10
the PRAYER of nbe ants. -, o,oUu.
Tniirl States Mars1ais Office, New orieahs'
eIeveath day OF January. 1872 p.cy,Rp
;o1.ea % aea United states Marshal.
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