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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-24
IMPROVED PROPERTY ON ST. ANDREW STREET
FOUR II DISTRICT.
Succession or CHRISTOPHER EIENlN
:ercTG District Court TO- the Parish OF Orleans
M -, .Gt
N 0f.SlN1NE i - aY1OTIANNEp

:eccn" District Court i,y the Parish OF Orleans
M. IS .6i.
;ly PLAC1GE j. .Ps.AR, AucTIONEER-
ID ".iice NJ" Sc Exchange .llcy.--WEDNESDAI
Dr"saherz3 1874 At '~el o'cl"ci. NJ will BIZ sold
a; i'Uhli. aic ion. at the Merchant. and Auction.
e.'-' Exchange on Roy ~ street. between Can al
ana u. -tumhuGs- streets by TIE and in puysu.
enc" {" an order iron, Tie Hen. A. L. Tisso.
'udg. eft The Second District Co for the parish
0. orleans GATED November y, 1874 for accoun: OF
said SlrrHAs.u--
AC*RTA!s LOT OF GROUND :ose:he: with the
bui dngs and improve ments thereon, situated in
III" +" itA Dstr.c. .. tins city. Ia the square
:"iiI'c b; ST audrer, Josephine. Laurent and
VIM. So. :. designated Us tire No 3. on IL plan
." ntrori!r. sl.r,evnY. Ia:-d March :. 400 and
d-,".i;-,, N. "fc. OF Breed owe. Then netary in
tG!.'.t: saIu t"t measures 81 Tee inches lin,
:,oI. ga 81. sAd1ew s;9ost. D. 81 Ieet inch in
depth.
Terms ana Ccn1iti"'1s--Oae.''i ,,! SASH the bal.
ant: AZ 1'G and 'No years credit, FOR noes bear.
i'll. .2ht per cent ii-:e { from date TIL paid will.
a.t..t Iiugt.i -. AN: ado y hen and privilege
hUi'.:.r:~ 10 b. kept insured ard 20 lev trans.
REC: tie 'ia1's. OF 1--WE rer ant for attorneys
ICES IL cas- of 'iiciai PROCEEDINGS to recover pay.
meDs said Totes. and ALI "Iler ,lsuai causes
At OF sale b'Ure ". l.. Poole, notary public at
III" 'NUerse of :he purchaser.
=. "A deposit of ten per cent will BIS required
from: .hA purchaser on the amount OF adjudn alton
~ ne 'H- of sale. pO22 20 de6 10 20 %
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<aSe&&.X The steamship
UNITED STATES.
b. f. BURDICk Commands
WILL leave her wharf, foot OF jefferson strsss N
SATURDAY. November %. at . A. Nj
These steamers have superior accommOdat,onA
sOr passengers.
So. P"'S"So''''''''''. '...........SSe
gov, Bremen and Ham burg
Through Tickets for First C,ass and Sta~r~.~
passengere for Liverpool AVID the Continent con.
meeting With GaiOns Live of Stsamors sailtnn
from New York every WEDNESDAY,
For freight or passage apply to
JOHN II. LGDWIGSEN Agent
NJ" $50 Common street.
The steamship WESTERN METROPOLIS VIII
1oiiow leaving Oh SUNDAY. December 6. at g. A. L.
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DIV NASH & HODSSON-w. l. HODGSON
- Auct6neer-Odice No. CarOndelet street.
On THURSDAY, De cember 3. 1874 at twelve o'clock
NJ. on TIL" premises, corner Of Elysian Fields and
Columbia streets, at Milnebulg, lake end of POut.
chartran railroad. by virtue and in pursuance
OF order OF the Hon. A. L. Tissot. Judge of the
Second district Court for the parish OF Orleans.
dated Nov.mber -. 1874 docket No. 1892. for
count of the succession Of Frederick Buuger. de.
ceased. at public auction will b- SO d.
ONE LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. CON.
Liquors. Shelving Counters. Fixtures, Mercnan.
disc. Gas Machine and Pipes. two Watches. etc.
The whole SIS per inventory on file.
Ternis-Cas in United States treasury notes,
iu2y % d.
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REAL ESTATE AT MiLNEBURG.
DELTA INSURANCE. COMPANY STOCK.
SUCCESSION OF FREDEaICH BVLLINGER. DE-.
CEASED.
Second District Court for ,he Parish Of Orleans


No. 1892.
DY NASH 4 HOD(;SON-w. l. HODGSON
y Auetianeer-O Office No. 5Carondeet street.
On WEDNESDAY. December q, 1874, at twelve
O'Clock NJ. a, the 81. Charles Auction Exchange
IN the basement rotunda of the st. Charles Hotel,
orIer of the Hon. A. l.. Tissot, judge OF the Sec
Ond District Court for the parish of 'Iiesns date
November IA. 1874, docket No; 1892, for account
at public auction. will BIZ Sold
stocks.
l. Ten shares capital stock in the Delta insurance
Company of s 100 zach, tllll paid.
,. Ten shares capital stock in the same corpora.
tion on which $500 has beea paid.
Real Estate ut 1IiJneburg.
"a CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together witt,
ali the Improvements thereon, situated in Mil ne.
burg. Orleans parish, in squaie No. l. bounded BY
EiSsian Fields OK Rai!Eoad: AMERICAN wharf. MArig.
Nv and Columbia Streets being one-half of lot No,
II. anu measures 30 feet front Oh Elysian Fields
street or Eafnad by depth and front on Comm.
bia street of 100 feet of which two streets it forms
the curner). all more or less Being the same prop.
.rty rurehasen by the deceased from Mrs Theresa
Jose phine DE- Muiey. as per act before Sen Mag.
ner. late notary. GATED Juue 10. 1865.
:. ONE LOT OF GRoUND, in the same parish,
d. sigua ted as lot No. 10 in square No. bounded
by hly sian Fields. Ma1gny and Columbia streets
aud Lake Pon'chartra!n, as per plan OF Benjamin
ed ia the Office of A. GurecOurt notary. said lot
me assures. III trencl, measure. 20 feet 2 inches
front Columbia street. by pth of $50 feet. all
more ar !. ss. and is bounded the side toward
.lyslan Fields street by lots Nos. IL and IL and
part of lot No >, and the other side line by lot
She deceased from d. Ehrhardt. az per act before
Ernest Eude. notary. dated December 6, 1866.
TeIms-.Cash on the spot in United States treas
ury nOiea
Acts of sale for tins real estate before Joseph
Cohu. notary public. at the expense of the pur.
,hasers including the taxes for the current year,
due in 1875 uO22 tle5 II 10 Z3
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Gy 2. 81. b =. ). Morteoraerr

HOUSEHOLD FtHss'vygE. CARPETS, 1aoy
SAFES. Ste, AT AUCTION.
Tk.-WEEKLY SALES.
r. y. ~. a. b. ). !.ONTG;0fERY-
- 4. ". montgomery. Auctioneer. Once No. e
Day and SATURDAY. commencing at eleven
o'clock 81 :hei: auction ROOM. corner Camn ana
hatcher streets ""
GENERAL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. CARPETS
IsnS SAFES COOKING ST0vKS. etc.
TerMa-Cash. >>s
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COMMERCIAL.

MONDAY EVENING. November % 1874.
COTTON-The sales to-day mot including so bales
$500 bales mostly At easier prices for short staple
and the general run of the offerings but at outside
figures a fraction higher tor good STAPLE lind.
recurring change in our Quotations We give
also the figures and full report Of tho Exchange
as below:
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION.
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LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS lime
OF STEAMERS.
BUILT EXPRESSLY FOR THR NEW ORLRAHN
TRADE.
THE MISSISSIPPI AND DOMINION LINR

ST. LOUIS.
uw, Rid. Commander,
WIN leave on or about August L.
from her wharf, foot of jackson street Ponrth
District. VIII receive and sign through bills az
,adlng TO Havre. Bremen. Hamburg Antwerp Rot
Parties DESTROYS Of sendirc for tba;r s+i.rI. M,
purchase prepaid emig alton tickets here. A ne.
ouctlon allowed when sppliel for in groupA
a2a :nelSht or l'assage having superior aAooue-
Aiou'''onS' apply 70 SILAS WEEKS CO.,
No. SO C..rondeiet street.
Damaging owners-FLlNN MAIN 4 MONT(}ON
pool. Nf- e'A'o'' A ~
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nv NASH 4 HODGSON-W. l. 'HODGSON,
D MISUNDERSTANDING No 3Calondeiet street.-On
MONDAY November 20. 1874, at twelve O'Clock n.
at III. Ice House yard, opposite the Louisiana
Press for account OF " bom it may concern will be
sold. $1,000. -
Tw HUNDRED BALES COTTON (more lese).
slightly damaged by fire and water On BOARD the
British steamship Dsren. Captain h. Leighton.
Terms-Cash on delivery in Quilted States treas
urv uOiHe. nOzU 10
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THE SHIP AILyA AT AUCTION.
ALSO. BALANCE OF CARGO.
FOR ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

DI NASH & HODGSON-w. l. HODGSON.
- Auctioneer-O1hce No. 5 Carondelet street,
OnSATuRDAY. November 20. 1874, at twelve O'Clock
NJ. at the st. Charles Auction Exchange, at public
auction. without reserve. tor account Of whom it
NAV concern. will be sold
THE BRITISH SHIP AILSA. together with her
Apparel tackle. chains. anchors, etc, as she now
lies snDk in the Mississippi river. at the head of
Washington street. in the Fourth District of this
city.
ALSO. THE BALANCE OF CARGO. IN and around
The above wreck: supposed to be 376 bales Of cot.
ton tnOIe or 'ess) and lot Of ballast.
Terms-Cash on :he spot At the moment Of adju.
dicatOn. nO17 % %
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HOUSEHOLD RNIrtRE WEARING APPAREL
SILVERWARE. ETC.
81. CESSisE OF l. SZYNANSKt
Second District Court Tor III. Parish OF Orleans.
No. 3, 3.2

RY pLaCiDE J. SPEAR, AUCT1ONEER-
- Office -" Il tS. hang alley THURSDAY,
Peters street: netw-en Louisa ana Cinuet streets.
by Ti!;ue Is q i'll pursuance 10 Az order from the
Hon. A. L. Tsse;. judge %. she Second District
Court for III" ..,.ish NJ Orleans. dated November
~, 1874 for account ct the ab surc.es,,~--
OSE LOr OF 'lOl HOLD FURNITURE. SILVER.
WARE WEaE' Nc APpAahL. ~.
F.rrsC.-... 1Sd la
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Auction SALES.
By Sheriff Harper.

SALE BIZ rHB SHERIFF OF THB PARISH OF
ORLEANS, IN ORDER TO EFFECT PARTI.
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FOX HAVANA. VIA CEDAk KEYS AM
kEY WEST.

FOX HAVANA. VIA CEDAk KEYS Ann
kEY WEST.
United Stntes Mail f.ins.
Steamships
WILLIAM P. CLlDE, kMILik
MARGARET. LAVAOA
S~EA Tho New Orleans, FIor1da
~GY and Havana Steamship Company
Le4&N will dispatch Que OF the above firsa
ES:4a X9&XSD class steamers from New Orloana
Every Wednesday.
Touching at Cedar Keys and Key West, and con.
Meeting with steamers fol ApalachicOla. St. Marin
RATES OF PASSAGE
TO Key West. To Cedar KEN.
CABIN. $40 S2S
Stee rage ............ 20 II
Through bills Of ladin: issued to ali points 4.
Florida, including Tampa. and TO New YoRh,
Charleston and Savannah.
None but the cOmpany's bills Of fading aianed.
and none signed after sailing of the steamer
Splendid passenger accommodate and throush
tickets given to above points.
No freight received without permit from The
office.
For freight OF passage apply TO
]. & ROBERTS, Agent.
1alo No. 40 Common street,
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SUGGESTIONS or PHILIP AND CAROLINE ENG
MANN. BOTH DECEASED. CONSOLIDATED.
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EXPORTS.
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

IYvEHPOOL-Bark OIuiia--!I.0 ha'.. cotton
LlEERPuOL-shlp ExpOuldeV-5.i7 bales cotton.
ciju slaves
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cow, iklFhK .iAKf COLTS. aVLE AND ONE
.G;IDIN .
sue ESSiIs OF :. NJ. e. JAMESON.
:"cr'a District C"".: H., the !acis. OF ur.eaas--
M. 81 5N3
tyN Pf.AlJDE j. SPe Ar ATCTIONEER-

- cc.! Dstics Cou.' ~, the Parrish OF orleans.
NJ 81 500
k}S PLAtJDE }. SPAR. ACCTIONEER-
- '..h.- y" 20 "Sshan.. alley. MONDAY.
".y'!Li~' g" 1874, at 'wr,.. o'cl,ck NJ, will b.,
sold public auction. az the ..cut Of. about five
miles below the city OF New Urea,s. on ,he ri. hit
!.anR ~ tho " ississi,vi river u. X to MorraIls.
iats MaSees pantatiu by virtue and il, p,1; s,Iance
Z" nr'ie: from the Hon A. l.. Tissot i,ye Of thu.
Second District "i'' Tor th. parish! Of Orleans
dated niei IL. 1874. t account Of the abo ".
r"ssU'i--
one COW. ONE ilEiFkE ONE MARE. Two
COLTS, ONE MULE AND ONE HUILDINCi: the
building I" BIZ ''mps"d Immediately after sale.
At:"s--C"sh al. t!i. SpO. nu!3 u %
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NY NASH 4 HODGs0N-w. = ,HoDc;

Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 3. sos.
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VALUABLE BUSINESS STAND CORNER OF MAG.
AZINE AND BORDEAUX SlREETS.

DOUBLE TENEMENT FRANK COTTAGE, ON
MAGAZINE, BETWEES BORDEAUX AND LY.
ONS STREETS.
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ALaRGE AND VALUABLE TRACT OF i.Ayn ON
TIE MEXICAN GULF RAILROAD IN REAR
OF CHALMETTE.
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BREMEN.


North German Lloyd.
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW on
LEANS; VIA HAvkK SOUTHAMPTON AND
~ The steamships Of the North
S11e&.1 German Lloyd will resume :ne.,
regular trips next fall. a. follows:
Further days Of departure will be sdvertiseh
hereafter.
From Bremen. From New Orle.n.
FRANKFURT. zee. September 22 October Is
STkASSBuRG. october 8 Noysmhar o
tELDMARSHAL MOLTKkO October 20 N"yemhs-S,
HANNOVhR... November Decemhrr
FRANKFURT. December Jxnnarys
STlsASSBURG.. 90. .Decein berl5 january II
n"N'''.'.'..'.. DeccmOer ~ January 81
The steamers touch outward at Hayre and ia
Stsna, and On their home trip at Havapa ana
ssoutnamptsn, to land and receive passeuaers And
PRICES OF PASSAGE.
FUN bremen, southampton Hayre to Havana
r,,: or New Orleans.
St.r.a .......................S $50 gold
- ~ :''''''''..... .............. 10 sOid
' n OF havana to Southampton,
St. $50 gold
r,. from New Orleans to Havana e
Saniu. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. S2s cola
. Passage tickets from Bremen Soufba,n,t,5 -.
have to New OrieaIs issued by the undsrs,oneS
FOE further particulars applyto
3D. f. SHOEMAKER l. Co, Agentx
~ y No. AZ Union street.
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RELOW--COMING UP.

Ship Northampton. TIasl. !: days from Va.b, Me,
to mas.sg-
Ship !le"bald. Adams. from Bordeaux October =
to maSisr-
Ship Anne Mary, Tsse. man, from Dr.; ). ut. rler
- 10 MASTER
Ship Geneva. McLoon. - days from Bath. Me, to
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
OFFICE Ur'rHE RfnI BilCAH, :,
Tuesday. So"eiaDe, "A. 1874.

Ship ExpOu,der Croker. for Liverpool
Spanish bark Odulib. Eche varia. fox L.v"f..uVs
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Shin OtagO. GullisOr,. from rnoih. \ i. Oc:c1e:
Is. 10 mas'er-ls: district "a
Schooner George Sea!y. coaiaid from Havana,
ts master- Algers
Steamer Reliance. z. az, from, Pensacola via Mobile
Barge Concogdla. Meda.y. from Hog Point
STEAMBOATS,.
Robert Lee. Campbell! fsOm vicxsburS
Katie. Carton, from Ch"t City
Fieta Mitchell. from Ora. d EcOre
W : Pike. Brown. from Fishers LarsinS
Ida NOrveli and barses, from VicksburS
Lizzie Hopkins. DupuS tro,. Dofaic sOnve
Mary Ida. Raynaud. from Coz vent landing
Seminole Da'feI~s. !ycin d u !A.0nvilIr
Hodge. NckrOv. from Waits Landing
Kate XII ney. Kinney, from Helena
" Rehan Wilkinson. from Shreveport
WawenOck. Gleason. fl, III Bonnet Care
ARRIVED SUNDAY.
Steamship Vnitea States. H1:,a,.k from New York
li's instant. 10 II Lu!u 'g>e"--2d district
Steamship cuba. Reynolds from Vera Cruz. 10 u
Wrh.,sp"on-Ist Gistrc. II
BYltisb thiv Colonial sn,pirr leslie from (,icht.
October %, to MASTER Point
STEAMBOATS,.
Bee and harges, S.in,L.> from 81 Lewis
BRAD Ssh Johnson. Bro. h.I .C, frrl Lo,:.r Coast
josephine. COz2iDs. iron, BO..,et Care
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81 AUCTION SALES.
By Nash q Hodgson.
COTTON. COTTON. COTTON.
FOR ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

SAVED FROM THE STEAMSHIP DARIRN.
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SUCCESSION OF MRS. ROSE GILBERT, DECEASED
WIFE OF LEONvILLE AUGUSTlN.

Second District Court for ,hs Parish OF OrlSans-
Ne. 33s0a.
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By Hoey & O'Connor.

IMPROVED PROPERTY ON LAUREL STREET.
JOHN fAECHEE vs.. .AROL!SH FAECHER EFT
AIS.
se'"'.'. pssr'ct C:irf for 'he "a. sh OF Orleans
No. 8: i09
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TIKI IRON BUILDING AT THE HEAD or canal
STREET.
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North German Lloyd.
STEAM BETWEEN BREMKN AND NEW on.
hEANs; VIA HAvkK. SOUTHAMPTON AND
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STArE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY OF DOUGLAS
- Ia Circuit Court.
Thomas Stratton and A. NJ. Stratton partners
as Stratton & Co., against j. G. Farrand
The State of Wisconsin, to J. G. Farrand the
Defendant above named:
You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint of Thomas Stratton
and A NJ. Stratton the plaintiffs in the above
entitled action which said complaint is here
unto annexed and herewith served upon you:
and to serve a copy of your answer upon the
undersigned at his Office in the town of Su-
peror, Douglas county, Wisconsin, within
twenty days after che service of this summons
exclusive of the day of service And if you
shall fail 10 answer said complaint as hereby
required, the Plaintiff will take Judgment
against you for the sum of two hundred and
ffty-One 28-lOO dollars with interest from the
22d day of May 1874 together with costs of
suit. H. n. SETRER, Pptiff's Atty
To j. C. Farrand the Defendant in the above
entitled action:
Take notice that the complaint in said ac-
tion has been duly filed in the office of the
Clerk of the Circuit Court for Douglas Coun-
ty aforesaid at Superior in said county No
vember 10th, 1874. II. N. SETTER,
nov2l Pltiff's Atty.
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which We will deliver to customers around the
head Of Lake Superior along the Northern Pacific
r r., in large small orders.
We have a large stoc7 en- hand which are selling
at lowest rates. Try NJ before der1ng elsewhere
spr15f KILN K DESfNVAI
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Superior City Brewery,
KLEIN & DESIMVAL, Proprietors
Lager Beer.

We have recently added extensive and valrabI,
improvements 10 Oar Brewery and Inaiuf,c.
turing first class article of
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PROGRESS Of THE NORTH WIS
CONSIN RAILROAD

We, at the head OF Lake Superi
or, in Wisconsin, are delighted at
the progress which has been made
iii this direction, by the enterpriSlng
North Wisconsin company; and to
show our readers the value and i'm
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Drawing of Jurors.
OFFICE CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT,
Douglas County, Wisconsin, :
Sunar;or Nov dtb 1874

DUPVIIUl, 4NUF' TUT WI
Notice is hereby given, that | shall on
Saturday the 2Sth day of November, 1874,
in presence of the Sheriff of Douglas County
and justice of the peace of said county,
proceed to draw the names of thirty-six per
sons to serve as Petit Jurors at the Decem-
Der tenn of the Circuit Court for Douglas
County, to be holden at the Court House in
said County, on the second Monday, being the
fourteenth day of December, 1874.
JAMES SYER,
no7no2S Clerk Circuit Court.
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Seasoned Lumber

Which 1 have just received. Contractors
and others will find it to their advantage to
give US a call and examine our work. We
make
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let from the Mississippi TO the lake,
we publish below interesting ex-
tracts from the Hudson Star oud
Times, and from the three St. Paul
dalIles, the Pioneer, Press and Dis
potch, al expressing their earnest
desire for renewal of the St. Croiy
land grant by Congress, so that the
road my be speedily continued
Trough to the lake.
From the Hudson Star & Times.
The STIR and Times announced
last week that the last rail on the
first 10 miles of the North Wiscon-
sin required to be built this year,
was laid.
+ On Monday a special train was
sent up over the roat, to convey a
party to inspect it, and see the coun-
try. The party consisted of Messrs.
Jacob and john a. HHmblrd, Frank
B and ~ L. Clarke, John Comstock
Judge Barron, Israel Graves, J. B.
q. Roberts, Judge Wetherhy, A. E.
Jefferson and II. a. Taylor, officers
of the roah and others.
Elch member of the party who
had not previously been over the
roai, expressed surprise and graft
fication at the, excellence of its
construction. From Richmond up
4 distance Of 26 miles, the road Is
very level and straight, there being
no grades Of over 10 feet, and no
curves greater than three degrees.
The road bed is wide, as well as the
cuts, and 1t is thoroughly ditched
wherever necessary The ties are
unusually large and very Close to-
gethcr. The road is in every re-
sprct frSt-clasS, equal in the com
pletenes~ Of its construction to any
III the State, and far superior to
most. is ballasted to within 10
miles of the end of the line, and
rides as smoothly and safely as an
oId road.
Inc work mas al oeeh done under
''e 'lhIneo'ate supervision o. '"ii'
l. l'"''l'lr'' l reSl"enV o '1'e OoLii
Plhy' VINO mas loiio "ed faliro"a
'".@in3 from MS ooyh9od, ana Is
now Ike his tataer, Mr. Jacob
Ii''ho''"' uhier whose instruction
he earned the oaSi"e>S, one "I the
most frIllole amt competent fal-
'''0 '''''' - ''i' " ',''7 '0H""
-A'''", - m, '''' - ',e''' - ,'i''
VIC = ''' - ''>''' '''- > ca '''' VI ''''i
oer Ia'C S'Ft'clie@ 10 Lux 7' ''erio'
i"T P'ePol 81 '''''e "' ''''"G' - u.
- Ill '"''' no" 'e''.'e9' = mar"
WOO . ''''''' . Il a''''.' ".'' g u
i .,,,,,..,.,. ,..;,,. ,,l,.o...
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/ also say that my
Planning Mill

On the Superior City dock is in good run
ning order and working up daily the large
supply of
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PUBLIC HEALTH.
Summer Camps for the Infantry

Summer Camps for the Infantry.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 10.-The Ameri.
can Public Health Association bugun its
third public meeting to-day, DR.. Stephen
Smith, of New York, presiding. Distin-
guished physicians are present from all
parts of the United States, including seye-
raj sanitary officers from leading cities.
Prof. Henry Hartshorn delivered an ad-
dress of welcome and read a paper on in
FAINT mortality in cities. He proposed that
summer camps be provided outside of all
large cities for mothers.
HosPitaIs-MuniciPa Boards.
Notes upon hospital erection and con-
struction was the subject of the next paper,
by DIR. j. o. Billings. The ground taken
was that the barrack hospital is better
than the permanent hospital.
DIR. w. w. Pepper of this city, followed
with paper on the sanitary relations of
hospitals. He suggested reforms and con-
firmed the ground assumed by DR.. Billings.
Our crovding and imperfect ventilation.
he said, were the chief causes of the inef-
ficiency of large general hospitals.
Carl Pfieffer, of New York, also read a
paper on hospitals.
The organization Of the municipal Board
of Health was subject discussed by lie
COnte, late of the United States army. He
advocated the appointment of municipal
boards of three classes, comprising students
of sanitary science, men eminent for their
prudence and in their knowledge of COM
merce, and men of integrity from the mu-
nicipal bodies. He also advocated the pay
ment cf salaries 10 members. This subject
was discussed by other members of the as
sociation.