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The Arizona sentinel., 1874-02-14
HOW AGENTS GET RICH.

Tffhn pnhiio ever get fair in
SIGHT into the mysteries of the
! Indian "ring." which includes
some individuals holding high
office under government ard
n her distingui-hed supporters of
the nreSpnt Administrat on. they
would have ma difficulty in ac-
counting fnr the pnnrrnonS pXpen.
Iiturns mode nomin:i'lv FIR the
hornfi' of Indians Tho ST Louis
| R0pr5Iicnn directs attention 70
y fact which is significant. Some
limo ago the Snrret,rv of the In
'nrior appointed Mr.. George w
T1r,iis 81 81. rial commissioner tO
take tho cene'Is If the Utah, Ari-
ANA Ij,hn. Nevada and Califnr.
rii Indians Hn has cOmDlntpd
hi~ work Hln"a- fully. rs he hnA
iovne. ard finds tho nnmhnr Of
EodisnS ir the nsWad States and
T.rr. '0~ios 70 - ins7 than 90 000
FDf CON t~~nSS lbs ,,a-n making
annrOnri,tinnS for Thorn on the
basis of an estimated number Of
25 nn0, so that the Indian agents
have rereivnd money and snr.
nlinS far more than twice az many
TndianS aS are ia he found there.
r. is no wonder that Tndian agents
oct ri"h in very short time =
Non YorE. Sam.
This same InpalS has never vet
set foot anon Arizona soil. and
thprnforn know nothing about the
number of Indians. at tho time he
made the ahova living state mant
He DID however. cirrniatp some
among the Indians Of Ea-tern Ne.
vada lust long enangh tn swim.
die Thorn ont Of all that the gov-
nrnment ordered him 10 give
them. Worse vet. he pur.ha sol
frnnlv Of supplies from rit'Zpns.
givinp in pavement hogrS charkS
selling said snnplipe 70 other
citizonS nnrkpted the money md
skodadell"d TO the F1st. to f0ll
such eunarfi"ial chaps aS edit the
Republican and Sun Miner.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-02-14

WE call particular attention 70
the advertisement of the Castle
Dome Smelling 90. :" located ar
Castle Dome landing. about thirty
miles above this point. on the
Colorado river. Mr.. VIM, P
Miller is a gpntiem ~ of much OK.
pnrienre in mines and ores. espe
rially in those of Argentifprnns
Galrna. Such as are found at ''aSile
Dome. Huaipai and Cedar Valley
di-tricts, and by reason of this OK
perience has ut murh expense.
purchased and brought here and
will soon have in perfect opera,
ton. smelling works eqna! to ANY
on this coast, where he wfHbuy
all smelling ores. ptying cash on
deIirery at their full value saw
ing tn the seller. the time and cost
"f Transformation. ne -s-8rv here
tofore 70 pa fhe -am- in the San
Francisco market. This is Of
great heneft 70 our people, and
will also he Of grctt benefit 10
fhosa having .ro~ that Gs not p4v
tramp 'rttliun t0@ diat,,a, s.iafn -.
Here, with little or no expense,
they can deliver and realize at
once.
Mr.. Fohrmsls, the aSsayer and
rehner, is fully up in his depart
ment Of this business, and true
values will be put upon any me
t us trusted to his care.
The success ofthe "CaStIp Dome
Smelling Co.'S" works, will open
new era in the prosperity Of our
people. especially the mining por-
fion, and we wish the company
the unbnundtd success we pre-
diet for it.
Mr.. Miller informs us that
MeSSrs. VIM. B. Hooper & Co,
(rnerchants e commission agents, J
are, agents of his. company and
they will impart any Information
desired, or make such advances
on ores consigned as may be pro-
per.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-02-14
HOTEL ARRIVALS
COLORADO HGTEs-

Friday E.h,I3tH
Sullivan =. 7 New Orleans. L
RYiPnln. 9 Z San Francisco.
Robinson. 7 O. Chunk a-wtl.,..
Summers, 3. King Valley.
Shields, C.. s. San RelnardinO.
Falkner, J T. Castle Dome.
Hill, Jnn. "
Cepte, Fred F. &c
Steele, J. A. California.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-02-14

DIR. BARNES the Dentist, is
still in town but will remain but
a few days longer. Those wish
ing their teeth renovated must
apply soon to secure his services.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-02-14
APACHE APPROPRIATIONS.

~ 'Sz--r--- rs - +le InierJo5 H"S
-,-lra communication 5.t Congress
rpgue-+jGr an .u iiata apprO
p~iatiHa r5 & 800 1855 for the Ap1
-h4 Tu,jla- in arizona and New
Mckee who nave ne.n or nav
ne cjiartpa nn reservations IN
Those .rprrifnrie~, provided IN +
this appropriation sGall "a ca
pended Ohly in behalf of those
Indians who 90 and remain urnn
said reservations and refr,in from
h"StilitieS An explanatory LET
teriS transmitted from the Acting
Commissioner Of indian Aff'irS.
in which he saws the appropria-
ton m lde last year il almost en-
,irpIv pXh4u-t It'd. and thar ITO
meet absolute necessities for the
sub iStpnce and support of the
AparheS no TO the 3'th Of June
next, inrludfng incilental eX-
npnSe and transportation. viii! re-
unire at least 500. 900 which. adj
ed tn the amount heretofore ap--
prnpriltad, will make the TOT 1t
Expenditure for the fiscal year. IN
this branch of the service. equal
to S450.nn0, or S64 % per c'ptfa,
eS,imiting the number of indians
I->uhsiSted at 1000. which Is as.
near the correct average rs can
he ascprtained from present IN
form i'i0n on the subject In
communication to the Senate, the
Secretary of War, recommends
legislation TO authorize the sale
Of the military reservations at
Camp Crittenden and Old amp
Grant, in Arizona Territory.
These posts, he says, have been
abandoned, and are no. longer
needed for military purposes.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-02-14

THE large and splendid new
store honSp of Fitzgerald & Ken.
Won i nnarlv cnmrIefnd. The
soIid white finish on the inside,
is worth seeing.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-02-14

THE barge /" Rlark Croo<",
Can't. Pole. arrived from este
Dome Wednesday, last Every
thing is lively and prosperous up
there.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-02-14

THAT pyrnlInnt walI around the
large ward Of VIM r. Hooper d
Co.. is nearly finished.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-02-14

J. T.. SMITHS now double house
on ella street is about completed.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-02-14
For Cash.
Nota Bene.

Oar Stock is cnmpietr ear connF''''"'
tn. best. and we off,r t" tn" pe"Plr OF 4AAr' -
iona som,ra and New Mexic". induce
m4uts not .ttsiuable at any other house
on the Pacific Coast.
VIM. B. HOOPER & co.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-02-14
sen TIN Ell,
LOCAL MATTERS.

A GREAT deal of improvement
is going on in town.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-02-14

THAT magnificent house erect
ed for David Neahr, in the rear
of his store is about completed
The style is peculiar, and the or
der of architecture eccentric. The
work is excellent and the finish
on the adobe walls resembles iine
marble. The first story is a mus
sive structure, partitiOned into
convenient rooms. From a hall
in the center a staircase leads IL
the second story, the heavy roo
of which is supported on pillars.
the spaces between these pillars
being filled by halustrades about
three feet high. These h1luS
trades are painted deep green
color Altogether the appearance
Of the house Is unique, and dis
plays originality and indNpnnd,
ence in the designer and ownnr
The second story Is Intended f1r
q place where the attaches nf the
Iar@P mercantile house OF David
Naahr ran law off ana '"xuri1t4
IN the h0- weather. havn fra0
circulation arHir. and ha free frsm
me dust. noise and other annov
ances of this mundane level The
idea il an excellent one. and the
hoase welf>w~rth- examination.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-02-14

groceries Clothing
WINES a"i0
'Hs "" p'CAet
u.o,,s,. r,,,,o
T,,w.ra xu,,her
r.. w,~
" VJ eO" AuAh'
us,ro.s, TooIs poo+s
-
S.aoI Dry Goods
ste Faucv Coods
Screws ' Sporting and
Nails f Ladies and
10
aa .
D. Cent? Furnishing Goods
on' "a 80
slr-s & b.
Arc are f'r , AZ" r''g" go,
raca.V'''o =" rr"rn S'ti'''','.
Calllorhia pr"'uctS, c''iislseihe 4"
i.a p,rrrrp
rrFEsE. BACON.
ONIONS, PFtNS.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-02-14

JOHN PArNFP's now houSo
next door 70 tho ''Canitor' <rInon.
Is rnnrivioo tha finishing ,..,t,.it"S
II is a we'll hnilt house and will
hn an ornamant 10 the block in
which If is situated.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-02-14

1900. -----------. .----- ------------.
tras
Invites attention to the best SO.
lected and most complete stork
ever offered in this market, con-
sisting, in part, Of
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-02-14

- rH0nT vino - % + % iS!!.nS' ,-"t,.tt"S
n is we'll huilt house and will
he an ornamant 10 the block in
which If is situated.
TRAVEL is increasing Earnest
business mon are arriving hV
every stage and steamer. some Of
them stnpping here and others
penetrating to the interior Of the
Territory. There il good fenling
in business circles and every thing
hetokrns a bright onenirg efthn
Spring, and a prosperous season.
WE have received n copy Ofthn
annual report of his FXn"llenrv.
Gov. Saffnrd. ae Suparintt ndPnt
If nuhlir instruction. for the wear
1873 OWN : to the length Of the
document. and the crowded state
nf our columns we must defer its
publication until next week. IT
is an able and interesting report
STREET IMPROvEMENTS.-Re-
dondo & Froank are entitled to
great credit for their public spirit
and IiheraIitv in making that ok
cpIient side. walk, extending from
The Yuma Exchangn 81 to the
store OF David NAahr. Thoy
have also greatly improved the
grounds in front Of and around
the - Exchanged lfHIj she nro
perty owners on Main street were
animated with the same pablo.
spirit we would not he obliged "a
walk as now in soma pl ICES. an
kle. deep in sand and dust.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-02-14
: General Merchandise,

.s----
= ..--.. $500. ..--..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-07
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Si;TE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
ORLEANS

SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
ORLEANS,
MRS. JULIA HEFFERON vs. FERDINAND St.fIr.
HACHER-NO. si6l.
7 HEREBY CERTIFY, THAT ON THE EIGHTH
L day of December. 1873, Judgment was rendered
III this court ia the following entitled suit in the
words and figures folio wing to wit:
Mrs JuIia Heifersn rs. Ferdinand Schumacher
No. $751;
In this case, the court considering that the law
and the evidence are with the plaintiff it is or
deTed, adjudged and decreed that there be iu,lo.
ment III favor of Julia Hetferon and against de-.
PENDANT, Ferdinand Schumacher, her husband
decreeiHg dissolution Of the community of ac.
quests and gains existing between them; that the
plaiutiff do have and recover of said defendant
the Gum Oh S33 0, amount of her separate ard
paraI,hernai claims. with legal interest f.om in.
dcal demand until paid, and costs with IN OF teage
On the 5D1movabe property Of her husband in such
eases allowed ny law 70 married women ard to
dat" rs presently stated and also, with privilege
on his movable property from same dates VIZ On
$3.50 ON February :. 1857; and on s 1900 from
Uecember !. l8If
1sdgines: signed 1es. ,nhs. y, 1917
a. SAUCER. j.6ges
In Testimony %aeseof, ilae. hereents zee n a
hand and liked the seal OF the said court a. the
city OF New Orleans this third day of Jauuarv
III the seag Of our Lord one thousand eight bni.0
dred ard se:eaty :.sc.
EDWARD II. GANNOF.
~ 10 f.Ys Deputy Cfeye
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-07
MILITIA NOTICE.

Gs.s.s A.sss. S1s.s 0lsi.es .o...A.s sTsTs}
National Guar. ;
Ses .slssus January I3.'.
General Srj..s sc.si
l. Tbs follo.in. rotee s. suI.'..ses: q '!e son'.
of the parade JA1Car. g. .ns..n:.
u. Tie ,Io-.Pso! re division w.' ASSENT. u
Lafayette s9ua'. as p. u. where q. line ii
nasc. viii .. taken u. a. aE.es stsee- 20 ;ulis
tsCag?, TO s'a .lnT.e, 70 anpuncI.tio.1, to sDnUn
sis' isa ..uaE. whess .hs troops vii :. r.y .eved
by Major aene:a'.4nss longstree.. commanding
FIrt. 0..siO1 louisiana State National Guard
&ser whcl. Che 1ue 81 r-arch viii be resumed
frors annueiatioa square 70 Orange street to Maya
2iue 20 julia 10 Camp, across Canal 20 Charters to
81. foui. 20 Rampant, to Castonlouse. 10 Marais,
10 slnal TO tie 'iay statne, ard there dismiss.
By sos inanS of ajo- General .Jaues Longsts.et.
=. V. .JEkLf.I.
$50 g1IeIel Cd assistant sdiatssBt Gsasral.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-07

We have received the January number OF
the Republic, the sterling political maya,
zine. which is just entering on ITS second
year of successful publication. The present
number contains an able paper on Horace
Greeley in 1872" by Senator iio"o' %
Wisconsin; "Remarks upon ffoiessof
100 pa,or. nm the Proposed National Uni
,sa;.r.n .rbo Civil Service Question"
The Evan gelieai' Alliance ! nc n :, -
Fays All sketches OF Governor DN ~
tie district Of Columbia al" -
other valuable reading matter
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-07

The Lyons tIowa) Mirror says: Il very
inst remark, as well as q feeling one, was
that which was heard drop from the lips OF
o young lady, last week. Some men are
ALWAYS talking about patronizing their own
town-always harping on that duty-and
vet they 60 abroad to get married, while
here we all stand waiting! do hope that
some of these men who marry Eastern
women will get cheated Grlef and mallee
couid no further 60"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-07
FIy. HUNDRED p0Li.aH, REWARD

EJS. HUNDRED DGLI.AHS REWARD.
sTSfe oe IoU'.t..a.>
xs.G.tiye Department.
S.w Ori.aHs. IecsnheE ii, 1873. !
Ehereasie il often charged that persons cea.
necte! with the police department: OF Vie govern
snens are guilty .f completely With street Sa'a-
'.lers and she.e WHO oraetce III. .oealled 'buakc
game" aud other sTindl:ns games, whereby str.n-
gers and other unsUspe.tirg parties are sheats!
and robbed, hereby oii.r reward of E!VE Hun.
DRIED DOLL3RS tor any evidence ehat viii lead -
the conviction Of any person ~ 9eSsons eonnscts3
with the poles at .,astGsEf gu..y .s coH.ci:y a.
aforesaid
Given nnoes Wy hand. 400 u. 49,! q: state az.
rached this eleventh! CAV o: December. i. = 1873.
and of the independence 81 ;as United States st.-
ninety iSat..
NILl...a. /. KELLOGG.
dsyssy.sS
Sy:fe Governor
p G. OESLONHP secratarrs. state dr.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-07

Charles Ellis, residing at No. 167 Clai-
borne street, between st. Ann and Du-
maine. announces that he has been rem
dered happy by being the owner of a quar-
ter of the ticket which drew the capital
prize of $4,000 in the Louisiana State Lottery
on Monday last. Mr.. f. G. de Grijalva,
corner of st. Philip and Claiborne streete.
seems to have the faculty Of distributing
the papers that draw happiness from the
-haa
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-07
/ CARD.

NEW ORLnsNs. January 8. 1874.
The undersigned certifies that he was the holder
OF one fourth Of combination ticket Nos 81 So 81.
class three. i'll tho Louisana State Lottery. which
drew the capital prize of $ 5000, on Monday, Jan
uary 5. 1874. said ticket having cost the of
twenty-five cents, at the office Of T. q. De Grjalva.
corner st. Philip aud Claiborne streets, and that
The amount was promptly paid presentation o.
the ticket at the Office of the company.
CHARLES ELLIS.
No. :67 Claiborne street. between st. Anre and
Dlmaine streets. ia1 It 2p
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-07
SUCCESSION NOTICES.

succession OF Robert Nc1lahOn.
GECoSD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ of Orleans No. SO 1l3-Eotice is belcbv given
to the creditors this estate and to all other per
IONS herein interested to show cause, wi: hin ten
days from tho present notification, if any they
have or can, why the account presented bp f.
T. Parker, public administrator in this estat e
should not be homoogated and approved, and The
funds distributed ii, accordance Herewith.
By order of the court: .
ja1 TO- FRANK PACE JR Cierk
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-07
LEGAL NOTICES,
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA

SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT Court OF THE
Stair OF LOUISIANA IL lND FOR THE
PARISH OF ST. BERNARD.
ELIZABETH ADELE DUCRoSsN-iFE OF GABRIEL
Ereville VileIe. Her Husband-No. .03.
fKNII.S CASE CAME ON THIS bar FOR TRIAL
4 present Sambola Ducros, attorneys fer the
plaintiff, defendant absent and represented
aud evidence being heard in support of the allie
cations of the petition, and TIE said evidence and
the law applicable to the case being clearly in
favor of plaintiff it is, therefore. ordered ad
judged and decreed that there be Judgment in
favor of plaintiff, Elizabeth Adele Ducrcs wife of
Gabriel Ereville Vii ere. and against the d. fend-
ant, the said Gabriel Ereville Where decreeing a
separation of property from her said husband, die
solving the community of acquests and gains now
existing bet ween them and that the said plaintiff
do have and recover of SAID defendant the sum of
blO,50O, with five per cent interest thereon from
judicial de and until paid, and costs of suit with
the married wOmans general mortgage on the
pr0Derty or It al estate of the defendant.
Judgment rendered on the sixth dav of NOyem-
Der, 1873, and signed the fourteenth day of the
same month and year. which day is the last Of the
term. DON A. PAKDEk Judpp.
Parish of st. Be rnavd. december 27. 1873.
true copy.
.a3 St. y. A. BARROSE F'erk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-07

A Chicago clergyman lately delivered a
thrilling discourse on the loss of the Vile
du Havre. 1t was greatly admired, and
proved to be transcript of sermon
preached by Dr. Chaplin of New York,
some wears since on the loss of the Arctic.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-07
Succession OF ID. T.. Twice.

SECOSD DISTRICT COURT Fop M,
tott ca orleans No rs oi7Notice is bersh rAhlsH
.ns TIA and ali other er
oaS from lhe present notification If ",thn ten
mentarv "v cne account presented by the ,a rave
homologated ana a ~ TINS estate should not he
a. ~ accordance there With and sad nds dis
herein. 'i trust and Responsibility
by order Of the Court.
so4 l3r Ep.,y
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-07

A Young man sent his girl box Of
grapes, one afternoon lately, and the next
day fellow met him on the street, and
said: "Those grapes were jolly good last
night; send some up every Wednesday eve
ung-that's my night, You know"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-07

A gentlemen at a musical party, where
the lady was very particular not to have
the concert of sweet sounds interrupted,
was freezing under the performance of a
long concerted piece, and seeing that the
fire was going cut, asked friend, in a
whisper, how he should stir the fire with
out lnterrupting the music. Between the
bars" replied the friend.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-07
Succession Of T.Of0u Ieupsnus

SECOED DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- or orleans, No. 36.84-Whereas, Mrs Maria
= u Drew widow OF Lotou Jennings. has petitioned
me coar. 1or le'ttrs OF adm Illustration ON the es-
tate OF the late Lotou Jennings, deceased intes
tate. Notice is hereby given to all whom it NAV
concern 70 show cause within ten days why the
PRAYER OF the said petitioner should not be rrantd
BY order of the Court 'o e. "N'eu'
JAZZ ii l5+ FRANK pArr ID w.,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-07

A stGical Scotchman was addressed by
his sick wife: ''Oh, John, ] shan't leave
this bed alive please theeself, Betty,
and theel please me-" returned John, with
great equanimity. Il have been good
wife to you, john" persisted the dying
woman. "Middlin', Betty, only middlin'."
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-07

A quarrelsome cosEe were discussing
the subject of epitaphs and tombstones'
and the husband said, 'sMy dear, what
kind of a stone do You suppose they will
give me when l die r. Birthstone. my
love !" was the affectionate reply.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-07
Succession of Rufu. o. No.

ShCCND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- ,ha orsans, No So 2s4Notice is hereby given
sons br OF ms estate and to all Other per
haSs from the present notification il apy ,hen
d' I vi ral, why the account presented Nv Ky
s a ana approved and the funds distrihnted -,
BY order of the Court
ja7 8 liz EpAcu p.cp -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-07

California has about 100000 head Of
sheep. The wool crop in two shearings, at
an average of ten pounds per head, would
amount to 100000 pounds. or 100000
more than the total product Of the United
Mates in Isl l.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-07
SUGGESTIONS of Pedro Triayay sintes and


GECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
~ Orleans, No. 36,824.-W hereas, Onofre TRAY
mas petltloned the court for letters of admin.
s'raion on the estates of the late Pedro and Juan
Iriay Sintes, deceased intestate: Notice is he re
by gwen to all whom it may concern to show
cause, within ten DAYS why the prayer of the said
petitioner should not be granted.
BY order of the court
de28 ja37o CRANK PACE JR C,ere
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-07
Succession of Henry II. Sw.sav

GECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE p.p,s,,
~ ~ or orleans, No. 36,t09.-Whereas, Mrs. widow
III Eml Ira Noses swasey has petitoned the court
the late Berry X. Swasey, deceased intsst, ~ VI
houce Is hereby given to all whom it NAV concern
t 10 SLOW cause within ten days why the PRAYER Of
the SAID petitioner should not he granted ' - VI
BY order of the Court
ia1 II l5+ FRANZ pAcr =, ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-07
ia7 II" FRANZ p,cp -,


GECOND DISTRICT COrRT pop M,
- OF orleans, No. So G3i. Notice il harah aaisH
sons s1 OF this estate and to ali othe ner
Savs tre,n 'haerested, to show cause within t.
Rare or can Why the account presented ny sMhey
GG aaat'N. MrEiroy, widow of Wi,iisyr mrs
ti;s ots natural tutlix admini-ta;I.
,s estate should not be oIno'opated Isl I'm
Herewith, 'ii'u.co IL accord ance
BY order of the Court
ial To- Ep.Nr
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-07

If man would keep both integrity and
independence free from temptation, let him
keep out of debt. DR.. Franklin says, lit
is hard for an empty bag to stand upright
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-07

1t is decided, at last, that the trifoliate
plant which St. Patrick used as an argu-
ment for the conversion of an Irish King te
the doctrine of the Trinity was the sorrel
and not the clover.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-07
Chris,onhar" ret Rooney, W;Ea .,


1853 DISTRICT COURT Fop ,r,,
os & ts ~ ha FAE Esa
Rsa ration the estate Of c th for letters
ns,ae sot Gf schris,opsr la9e
show Il given ali %ho
gTaLttd eau petitioner shnu1d ny
~ order ,i Of tie Court.
FRAME PACE, JR tes,1
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According to DR.. Living stone, the Vic
toria Falls on the Zambesi are 60O feet
wider than the combined Falls of Niagara.
Their native name is Mosioatunya.
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SuccessiOu of V;.--------- W.

EEosD DISTRICT COURT For Tup
to the cradtn, NO Notice is here he AnlsH
sons herein nte OF ss estate and ali Other
iays IRON II. the present notification i Within ten
~ o h ase account By TREY tsss
CARED and approved, and the fnnds hot De homolo-
BY order of the con,
de3l iai 9~ EoArp
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-07

Rome talks of initiating Gilmore and
Boston by a union of military bands, num-
bering $500 musicians. in the Piazza del
Popolo. Fortunately says q CORES
pendent, 1.-THE Piazza is at the end OF the
~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-07

promised the people satisfactory results
as a consequence of the success of our
party, and there never was nor ever will
be better time than the present to re-
deem this promise.
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10 TAXPAYERS.

8u, now prepared 70 offer ". .noa.-r..i: n
Che .bape of g VERY LIBERAL DISCOUNT. to
payers OF city taxes q -! FAST yearA
l.. II. LEVY.
Broker. No. 1.6 ,,.a:.or street.
80 .,,s3 ~,
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~ have lost fesh," said topper to his
companion. mo great loss" replied the
other, "since you have made it up In spir-