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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-01-06
Application for Patent.
NOTICE No. 23S.
: :. REGlSrER'S OFFICE.
Eur,.Ln \avnI, IA. m /,

: =. itEGlSTEE'S OFFICE.
Eureka, Nevada, Dec. ~. lS73.
NOTICE Is llEI,EBl GIVEN THAT 1lIE
Conn any eFostutl;ce address Eureka, Neyu-
da.f la> this day Tiled in this Oil e II diagram
together with. Il notice of application for y
patent from tn tni,ed States, under act of
Congress approved May 10. ls72, Tor eight
hundred t>o93 linear feet of the Bertrand No..
| Lode. the same running ~ b-l0 feet nortl!-
erlN and - lilo feet >ouihcrly from the iier-
tfand shaft with surface ground 2D feet in
width situated III secret Canyon Mining bis
iflr,l, Eureka county, nevada, and described
III Inc plat and field notes on file in this office
a. follows. tG-Wit:
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-01-06

AnI. you and each of sou are hereby noti-
n't mar u,nit;S the a4Hoants due nom Torh at
A@n nAall l" rand eH - befor, the exIiratj0n
nar n'nrtf Hay> from talS date To VII. haven
81" IL az once IN Eureka, Nevada. or TO
IT,, Indtf>lEn,d, yuur respective Interests
.'r.L .teIlc The Property OF Your cu-ow ncrs
~ >2li INNING claims, under and by virtue of
a. - NV 81. t~olSIe>>, approved May l0th, l~72.
mont OF the Mining Resources Of the Initard
=. AcMl hcliI.
Eureka, New, Oct. q, 1878. oos.la;thoj
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p.iTFNT APPLICATIONS
Application for Patent.
NOTICE No. 22j.

NpIlCE NJ. ~.
L. :. EFGlsrfR'S OFFICE.
Eureka. Nevada. Dec. -. IS.
NOTICE Is UEhEBl GIVEN THAT Till
y GC,idcs and Bertrand Mill and Mlnin4
Company jl'o~tulire address Eurtka. NrNh'
la. has thiS day filed in this office u diagram
together with II notice of application Tor !
ratcnt trom the lnitcd States. under act ="
Congress approved Nav. 10. lS72. for ci-h'
hundred SO linear feet of the tictlies w.
Lode, the same running Is feet northcriy ar,
Sl>fect sonthcrly from the shaft No. ;. will
surface ground 100 feet ut northern q It aui'
aOp feet mt the southern end and situated II
Secret Canyon Mining District, Eureka cgin'
". Nevada, and dcsclihei in III plat ami hclt
notes on file in this office rs follows, to-wit:
U. s. Survey No. 90.
beginning at a post marked NO. 7. ;
Survey No. 49," whence the Town Company
we'll in Vanderbilt bears :. Is Is +. ~ feet
shaft No. ! hears ". ~ W. :i2i feet AMI nus
pine tree > feet in diameter markJdG. X :. i
I. hears y. 81 ". IL feet; thence RAINING
:. - an feet to post marked No. |. :. SJr'
vcv No. ~: thence NJ ~ W. >ef3-la trc'
10 post marked No. ) |. :. SGrvry No. ~
thence = - +. lol feet to pest m4rksd ",
L. :. Saryey No. 80: and thaucc =. IL l.. Sh
feet to post Ne. l.. the place Of beginning
containing 1plnN acres. tuUrscS cNIre>Stt
from the true meridian with \ magnetic rari'
ation o. Il, East. this claim i on nnS,r-
v6yci land anil is bounded ON the East by tho
Stockton Lode.
The claim i rccordsd in EooH {. page l. !"
the Secret CANYON district Mining hecur'!S,
and Il copy of the notice and diagram can he
found posted at shaft Me-. : upon the lrd2.
do CYRUS T. HORN. Register.
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ENSHiaNAELE DRESS tNb CLOAK
L Hat.r- Aiain tract. Eureea. Ncy.. 81 10
Dr"ss and C.oaks Ma Ic 10 or!er and
HaITdntad tOB 4aler patterns cut.
MIL
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-09

They were trying 81 horse case" in court
the other day, and the lawyer was questioning
witness in reference to the animals habits
and disposition. Have you ever driven
herr" was asked. II have" was the reply.
"Was there any one with you at the time: ="
was the next question. ''There was lady
with me-" the witness answered, and he
blushed little. "Was she good driver"
was the next question, the lawyer referring to
the animal, but the witness understood that
he meant the lady. "She was," he replied.
:. Was she gentle and kind?" asked the legal
limb, and the reply was in the affirmative.
though the witness, still thinking Of the lady.
looked little surprised. "She didn't kick: +"
was the next in terrogation, and 2 decisive
"No" was the answer. !" She didn't rear up
or kick over the traces, or put her hind feet
through the traces, or try to run away, OF act
nolv Or" the witness was boiling over with
Indignation by this time, and interrupted the
LAWYER with, "Do You mean the horse or the
Iady?" II mean the mare We were talking
about" Numbered the counsel. "Oh. was
the response, II thought you meant the gal.
And with this explanation, the pursuit OF JUS
i'd vas resumed. = PMgieH (Mass.l Press.
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NURSERY RHYME.

ever FER knee, over her knee,
How my old grandmother used to spank me
over her knee, over her knee,
When I was quite a small boy.
It was spank, spank, spank r.,.;
SO use was il kicking, for on she went AcA'hos
With spank, spank, spank. 80
Jhe thing she quite used to enjoy:
Chor1s-Then it's over her Anee' &C.
Over her knee. over her knee.
oft she would turn me, as If FOR Spree
Over her knee, over her knee,
Turn me again and again:
1t was spank, spank, span,h. IN .n,e,;,.
Sn vain was my CRYING, she AeP' Va "pP-'iHe
She spans, SPANK, spank ,.,oo ,..
when was free down from her kneo
Naughty again was certain to be.
Then she took me back on her knee
Acting the same as before;
II was spank. spank, spank!
Gretched young fellow, On, how dld De4io"
:. Still spank, spank, spank
on twas no end OF boree
Chorus-When over her knee, etc.
-KnatchbaM XuguessDs,
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LUMINOUS EDITORIAL RooMs. 49, The Paris
Fiqayo eacn day is an epitome Of the most
readable gossip. 1t seeks to be nothing =
and it fulills its mission admirably. 1t is q
sensational paper in country Of sensations.
The Figaro is the best lodged, and perhaps
one of the best organized newspapers in France
Its Office in the Rue Drouot is miniature pal
ace, in which no appliance of comfort or con-
venience is wanting. 1t stands wedged in be,
tween the old houses Of the street, veritable'
gem of Renaissance architecture. You enter
under its irescoed portal and find yourself in a
vestibule that might for any difference in its
arrangement be the entrance to an elegant phi
yate mansion. ! magnifcen. stairway, halt
covered with growing plants and statues, ase
cends to the second-story, where are the edito-
rial rooms and the private Office o: II. de
Villemessant, the presiding genius OF the
paper. And such editorial rooms. No barn.
like makeshifts such as have seen in America.
Quiet little nool1s for the editors, stuffed arm
chairs for the reporters, plate glass. gliding,
tapestries and paintings everywhere, the fen
cing-rooln. too, is an elegant apartment hung
with iute tapestries; it is an armory with as
MANY swords as there are editors, and here
each day from 3 to ; O'Clock q professor OF
fencing comes, and each editor has his .es'
n.-Eo.!.r ..lrtTise. s4t.ss. 'o"!'r'.
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The Rev. James Freeman Clarke recently
performed the marriage service for the benefit
OF two Boston people who submitted to it
under protest. The bride elect, an unusually
gentle woman, as we learn from the |ponsnn's
Journal, saw no way to assume a legal mar
rage and also to keep her self-respect, except
by publicly expressing her total disapproval
and rejection OF the inequality which the
common law imposes upon q wife. The
bridegroom agreed with her, and accordingly
pledged himself that his wife was to retain
her own name. As for the husband being the
head of the wife, such Anticipated fogyism
might do for st. Paul, who was bachelor
and never enjoyed the inestmable privilege
of listening to Victoria c. Woodruff. But
why should such people think it necessary to
go through any form Of marriage at ali
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

DVsRDISt:-i'ar.i.. desiring iarg. and faii
ID somels Furnished Rooms. with Board, san be
accommodated by apply.n. 81 II and l,e jackson
street. few Day Boa.'ieEs accommodated: Hot
lunch from, - 1o ! .s'oco sIG 3
UNFINISHED ROOM WITHOUT BOARD
L a private family. occupying Inc house, will
sc.e q furnished Bedroom gentleman. Location
near corner Camp ana ST. Jaaepia s.sesss. Address
Lock Box $50. Post Office. n-tf
UNFINISHED ROOMS WITH OR WITHOUT
i Board.~-Tnose who desire handsomely furnished
rooms in central locality, either with without
board, be suited b. applying at No. 15G julia
street, between Cas.d.lst .nd S.. .aaljss streets
ae'Ias ee,s 5aIia ... ~
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AUCTION SALES.
ssy PIacide j. Spear.

cure Plane Iron S..i.e Glass >irHtters sistSes
sor d.. s'ooSs St,'e, .ss.
DYPLACIDE i. SPEAR sucsian.ee-Ofiee i6
ID Exchange Alley--FKIDAY. Dec. II, at 10i
o'clock, will he sold. Independence aud loyal
streets.
THE CONTENTS % .aiS premises consisting in
part of good Mahogany and Blac. W.lns. I.;Si."rs
~ ak descriptions.
.-.s'-"-.
spianN
Iron Safe.
"a GLASS Shutse.. .;s,.rs ..i. Drawers.
Counters, a.s sac s.firs SoXsuis. a. - Srv
Goods Store.
TegfDs-Caso q"
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FOR SALE.

VNOp S,LE-lre fine seconded handed Doctor $
T. PHAETON Cab at - C.aondeet street. at X.
NJ D,nm.n sold Stand
d. Ivy l.. r. MtDDUX.
NOR SALE Or RENI-FsIni3hed or unsErnsbed,
II the comfortable and desirable threeStOry brick
residence VI Dauphine street containing - apart
ments, handsomely furnished has gas and all other
conveniences. For further particulars apply to
II. NJ. ROBINSON Real Estate A gent
di 1w ~ and "a Commercial Place
DOR SALE-2U IONS of the Celebrated Iangdties,
j. Phospio Peruvian tiuanO, containing 40 per cent
Phosphatca. Planters and others would do well TO
call and see sample, at
MEYKER KNOX & co,
u., 1ot ~ GafOndelct street. -
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IT, Democrats have nominated. wifi 60
good chance Of .lecting. the Hon. Bailie Fey
ton to I'LL the vacancy occasioned by the death
Of the member elect from. tie .oUrt'. Con-
eress:oaa, Distric. .: Tennessee.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

DIVER AND EAlI.-THE CAIRO ROUTE.
III CAIRO AND NINCENNES RAILROAD.
Through bills of lading I" Chicago Detroit, Toledo,
Cleveland. Buffalo, Columbus, Cincinnati Pittsbnrg.
Dayton indianapolis. Tc.re Haute. Eneennes. and
all points East, via THE GREAT CAIRO ROUTE.
Cairo and Nncennes Railroad. w. f. BOf1NGEk.
Southern \ gent. l!- Gravier street. d9 I'm
ltAUTION-All persons cautioned not to trade
~ for certain prOmissOTy note, No 632. drawn by
the Louisiana Levee Company, at ninc months, for
S:lls 81 favor Of q. Z. Pearson. Said note has not
been endorsed by HIM nor by A. r. Bailey. who holds
his power of attornrN. Application has been made
for new note.
d. 81. e.. T.. PEARSON.
r ANDINt; EN- STEAMSHIP STATE OF ALA
IL BAM.i and Bark FREiDIG from Bordeaux
80 casks CLARET. Comet }. NJ
10 half casks WHITE WINE J. NJ
20 bbls VINEGAR. j. NJ.
10 eases RITTERS Ionnal Fills.
- cases BRANDY PEACHES
~ FRUITS. assorted
y. . PRUNES.
- ArRlCOTS.
=. casks CLAEET, Chateau Bellevue.
20 Comet.
20 quarters SHERRY, V. Jaurc & Co
loo ortaves
20 quarters, CO,;NAC. Olivier Dul,nt Brothers.
., octavcS
For sale 10y
J. MANDIN
IL Il ). Decatur street.
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!. q. y. +.

Halt of Southwestern Lodge No. 10. i. u. y.
F-The members of Southwestern Lodge are request
ed 10 meet in their Hall Room Odd Fellows Hall on
THIS "wednesday EVENING. 9th inst, ut Z
o'clock sharp. 4 pleasant and important programme
will be furnished to all who attend Members OF Sis
ter Lodges invited. Southwestern will do all in
their power to make the ,i~i. instructive and enter
tanning. I.y order OF &. Il. PHILLIPS, y. Il.
H. 4. MCiREGOE Secretary. ~ IL
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THE DUTIES or CARDINAL.-ln view OF the
possible elevation Of Bishop Domenec, of this
city, to a cardinalate, correspondent asks us
4or information concerning the rank and du-
ties of this class of prelates. They rank next
10 the Pope, and in the event OF his death
choose successor to ell the chair of st. Pc
ter They constitute the ecclesiastical senate
of the sovereign pontif, and have the rank Of
secular princes, being classed with electors
next after kings. Cardinals are divided into
three classes-cardinal deacons, the second OF
whom are usually archbishops or bishops, and
to which class it is probable the prelates
named will be appointed. 1t Is understood
the faithful in America, who number nearly
100000 souls. have long been deslrous OF
this mark Of Pontiical favor and recognitlon'
and il is more than likely the Pope Will grau1y
them. He is old and infrm, and cannot long
survive. II would be memorable thing lof
him to do to appoint two American cardinals,
or even one, for it would indicate that during
his reign the church over which he Presiueu
had made such marked progress in the west
ern World as to justify step previously IN
known in its history. Bishop Domenecs ap-
pointment would undoubtedly be verv CRATE.
fully and ioyously received by the Catholics OF
Pittsburg. Pitsbpny Commercial.
The convention OF colorel men TO decide
the question whether the race shall emlsrate,
met in Atlanta, Georgia, Monday. and num-
Der Of speakers proceeded to tell very unwei-
come truths upon Radicalism and carpet
bagism The Ne:cs says the session has
developed the fact that the negro IS beginning
to realize how Improbable his alliance Win
hadicalism has been.
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First Crescent City Regiment. Company +.
attention. The officers and members of the above
company are hereby ordered to assemble at Me!po-
meme Hall WEDNESDAY EVENING the 9th
inst, at oclock-for drill Every member is expect
cd to be puDctual III attendance
J!y order THOS. MCINTYRE. Captain.
CUAs. q. OGDEN First Sergeant. d9 IL
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Time OF Departure.-The Mail Train by the Great
Jackson Railroad Route leaves the Depot at the foot
all fast trains, North, East and West Pullman Pal
ace Cars all trains. iva
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| correspondent OF the New York Tribune
writes: 81 had most gratifying conversation
with Gen. Jno. B. Gordon, Senator from Geor-
gia, and one OF the ablest men in the South.
He said: eve all begin to feel asst we were
in the Union again. 1 never saw anything
like the change that has been wrought i'll our
people by this evidence that we are no longer
to be suspected and prescribed by the people
of the North. Why, even the ladies take part
in the general rejoicing, and begin to talk
| about the Union as though they had person
al interest in it, and you know how many of
them had boosted all along that they We're
mot reconstructed, and expected never to
be.
cat q mass meeting the other night at which
there was a great enthusiasm, nothing said by
me was so much applauded as the words in
| which l pledged the people of Georgia to
stand by the constitution, the Union and the
enforcement Of the laws: my denuncation of
the Radicals and Radicalis,n did not call forth
halt so much enthusiasm as my expression of
Union sentiments and good will to the people
of the whole country" Gen. Gordon thought
the policy Of the Democrats in Congress would
not be reactlonary as to any OF the ideas
embodied in the constitutional amendment
adopted since the war and laws enacted there
| under policy, no less than common honesty,
dictates the enforcement OF all laws by which
the rights of the freedmen have been en-
larged, and demands that the white people, as
class, shall show themselves true friends of
the colored race. Between the two races in
Georgia the feeling is one of friendship, and
their relations are improving: the carpet
baggers are gradually leaving for more con-
genial fields of labor. Left to themselves, the
Southern whites and the Southern blacks may
live in peace and prosperity"
The jackson, Tenn, Couriel-IferatI says:
''Lewis Hurt, (colored) of this county, cele
brated fox hunter, owns a black sheep that
answers to his hunting horn as promptly as a
dog, and, when the game is up, runs with the
hounds, bleating in chorus with their cry, and
continuing in the chase to the end. He conf
menced hunting with the hounds when q lamb,
and the older he grows the fonder he seems OF
the sport. He is now an active and valuable
member of the pack, whose sagacity and pluck
frequently saves the dogs from bein. entirely
put out.
N1Ep o. YELLOW FEyEE. I'VE regret TO
learn that the wife Of Col NJ. Smith, editor
Of the Pascagoula Star, died Of yellow fever
On Monday last. Six weeks previous to the
sad event, Col. Smith lost beautiful daughter,
just grown, and ir his present desolate con-
dition we extend him oug heartfelt sympathies.
Noble Register, Gil inst.
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BANK NOTICES.

Bank Of America, New Orleans. Nov. 20,
1s14-The Stockholders hereby notified that the
Annual Election for Is Directors will be held this
Bank on the 10th December between the hours of 10
A. NJ. and ! 7. NJ. EDGAR HINCKS.
MI I'd Cashier
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.Tr. Perkins, who married a Bourbon prin.
cess and is now in Jug for swindling his land
lady, says that the Queen OF Spain has
promised to pay the board bill. and, though
he is prosecuted by malicious enemies, and is
the father of twins, he derives Is great deal
of consolation from his serene trust in God.
Perkins may be innocent, but fellow who
marries princess and then expects his wife 3
relations to support him, is not exactly the
kind Of an American that we like to be repre-
sented by in foreign parts. There is only one
way in which true American con take his
Bourbon with safety, and that is neither in
politics nor in matrimony, but Just with a
lump Of white sugar i'll its. louis Glo5e.
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WHITE LEAGUES.

Attention Company &, l4Omisiana's Own.-
Attend meetings every WEDNESDAY EVENING;
ut o'clock. at the Regiments new headquarters $50
Julia street Camp, for business and drill, until
further notice. Ey order
40 M&E l.. l.. LINCOLN, Captain.
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Southwestern Bible SOeicty-New Orleans,
business will be held at the Bible House SATU K
DAY the 10Th inst. at o'clocklP. NJ. and the
annual election at the same place MONDAY. the
2lst inst. between the hours of IL NJ. and o'clock
PM HENRY V. OGDEN,
40 t2l Rec Sec.
Hail Variety Dramatic Club. 81 st. Charles
Street New Orleans, Dec. 9th, 1S.I-The officers and
members of the above named club are hereby notified
that regular 1, meeting will be held THIS Wv ednss
earnestly requested 10 attend business of great I'M
portanee will be transacted BY %rar Err r..;,on.
j. A. MFL,NcoN. Secretary. ii? II NAE
corner Baronne and Common strcetS-New Orleans
Dec. !. 1S.i.-NOTlCE-Anl election viii lie held at
this Office MONDAY lth day OF January 15.5.
between the hours of 10 A. NJ and 7. NJ. for six
directors of this company TO for the year esr
| ins. from the first Monday in February next.
d. In WIN. s. BROWN, Treasurer.
ONCE Jefferson and Lake Pontchartrnin
Railway Company, New Orleans La, Dec 4, ls1i-
will take place. according to law, MONDAY. Jan
4. 1875 between the hours of 10 4. NJ and III =. NJ
at the office of the company !; nar"nnS street
road Company, New Orleans Dec. 4. le.4-The
nal election for Directors OF this company will take
place. according to law, ON MONDAY, Jan 4, 1873
between the hours of 10 \. NJ and , =. NJ, ut the
office of the company, II Baronne street.
IL; I'm 7. MCBRIDE, Secretary
Special Notice-No bills contracted by the
crew of the tugboat S. G. HALL, will be paid unless
JOHN MCCOY. Owner.
d3 I'm JACK CLARK Captain.
Reduction i'm Rates Of Frei9ht-lIereafter
freight for Monroe and Trenton, per the n l.. and T.
Il. r. will go through at the old tariff rates.
diff J.JANNEY, Agent.
Cotton Press Notice-The Terrell Press, Cor.
ner OF Orange and Chippewa streets, congresses
Cotton as compacty as the present Ties will hold.
ne I'm
1913 Canal street New Orleans, November Is, ls74-
Under the provisions of the charter, tho capital
stock of this company has been consolidated into
shares of the par value of FIFTY DOLLARS.
Stockholders requested to present their certf
Gates of stock in order that may be issued
Transfers will be made after date in certificates Of
the stock
nIs BOD JNO. i. JCDEN, Secretary.
North Louisiana and Texas Railroad
road for freight shipped per steamers Il. +. Lee
PargOud and Natchez.
JNO. JANEY. Agent.
nj If III Common street.
Special Notice 10 shippers OF Arkansas
Freight-The steamer Katie, leaving every MON
DAY will give through bills of lading to Pine Bluff
and all points on NJ. R. and n w. Railroad.
JNO. JANNEY, Agent,
nj tt NJ. r. and N. W. Railroad.
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New Orleans is city notable fer its record
of historic events 1t seems to be chosen
site for the making Of history. There, BEN
vile made his fame, with prophetic eye
identifying his name with metropolis Just
born, now in infancy. and to find its prime in
the centuries to come. There, the opportu-
nifty was given to Andrew jackson to make
his shining mark upon the historic page
There, it was decreed that iconoclast of tree
dom and purloiner Of domestic silverware,
Spoon Butler, should have chence of entry
on the record in black, damning characters
that will last down the ages and keep his name
in bold relief quite as long as that of jackson
glows upon the page. There in September,
A. D. 1874, the People made their record, IN
turled over patriots slain the oritamme of
freedom, and marshalled their hosts, from
Massachusetts to their own State, to the over
throw of the tyranny which was so surely de-
stroying,republican institutions there, flashed
out the first lightning streak of the storm
which has swept the Radical usurpation into
destruction.
This week New Orleans makes some more
history. She has been selected as the chosen
field in which the mystic army of the Templar
Knights of the nation unfilrl their labarum.
This selection comedies to her the honor of
deserving it. The event is one that is notable
in the annals of the United States. From the
farthest States in the Union come the Com
manderies OF Sir Knights, in many cases
bringing all their " chargers with them.
Several thousand of these splendidly mounted
and uniformed representatives Of the great
order parade on the ground where the people,
last September, charged and scattered before
them the satellites of Radicalism. Pensacola
Gazette
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COPARTNERSHIPS.

rOPARTNERSHIP - THE UNDEHSliNED
" have this day formed copartnershp' uhaer tho
name, and stvle of JOSEPH WAGNER co. for
the purpose of transacting General Agency Dusi-
ness for Life Fire and Marine Insurance.
SN' JOSEPH WAGNER.
j. e. SIllpLEY
New Orleans. So~rnler II, 1874.
NTAyHATTAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPAEI'
nj Of New York-New York November II, 1sii-
Ne.srs Joseph MAGNER q co. OF New Orleans
have been this day appointed our General Agents for
tho State OF louisiana
Ofice Of the Company, No. y Carondeiet siICet
For the COMPANY:
=. L. GRABFELDEr = co,
.,errs Managers.
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Southern Bank. New Orleans, Nov. ~, 1874
An election for Directors of this Bank to the
ensuing year. will be held at its Banking House. on
the 9th December 1874, from IL o'clock NJ. to o'clock
l. NJ.
NJ. Il: J. CARR, Cashier.