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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-22
MAYoRALTY OF NV ORLEANS, /
City Han. August 10, 1853.
10 Q76-Nay Series

MAYoRALrY OF NV ORLEANS,
City Han August 10, 1853. )
No. 976-New Series.
Resolved That the Controller be and is hereby
snseor59sd to adladieste 70 me LOVE s.
the contract OF fitting up the Seventh District Court
his ofBos. ,rnT,n r,.nvv
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
President Board Aldermen.
AR Signed A-E JOHN R. CONWAY. Mayor.
a JOBS S6GS '%SP.'ojvEH4lL, Secretary.
Cos7Ro1IER's OFFICE, CITY Hall,
New Orleans August 10 laos;
his office. on SATURDAY, August ~ I5ee, az noon
adjudicate to the lowest bidder or Dia1es' 'S 0ei
tract as per jPsfs; LiihIBARRR Deputy Controller
ditions 70 be made 70 the G9urthouse, 20 ftit up
for the use Of the Seventh DistE,et Hogrs and
also for the wants Of tne An'fe anu hVuttn ~.
SEVENTH DISTRICT COURT.
The existing partition in the centre shall be re
n9g ns centsr opening shah be filed With transom
light, and the Fsmainder with brick wall Of same
sn b sH SsTt " val dividing the present rooms from
the gallery shah be demolished including TIE TIVE
snP lush with the two side walls
a girdsr, as hown on the plan and section, shall
be placed acress the space left to support the oats
Of the aper floor.
Two new partitions shall be nut up to divide the
present room from the clerk Office OF the Third and
Fourth District Courts. the studding being OF 80
yellow pine. placed one foot apart
TWoneW DOORS with tHaneum lights on the hail. m
place Of those existing.
rh- openings on OhsrtFes street ahal be over
hauled and thoroughly repaired, the walls and csll7
lnRs shall be u cred thFse coats and hard fnishe
Az cam Of the clerks offices for the Entrn XIV ~
and Seventh district CourtS, shall be ANa*s e
winding stairs sins lar in conatruetoa a
slFae DIV al sting II the Suprenp and rlftr y -
Courfs ArouSld the walls there shall be 2 ~ -
high wainseating. made q narrow lnsh - 800
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CONTROLLERS OFFICE, CITY EAEE.,
New Orleans, August Is, 1858.

Notice is hereby given that the Controller will, .
his office Saturday, August % 1868. at noon adiu
dictate to the lowest bidder bidders the above cen
tract, as per specifications.
PAS. LABARRE,
Deputy Controller.
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FOB RENT.

ITO RERT-A NEWLY BUILT TWO-STORY
L Brick Dwelling, with all modern conveniences,
No. Rampant street, a few doors above Canal
street. Possession given Immediately. Apply to
ii. Gernon. No STORY Binding, nos
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW.

u WARREN
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT Law,
AND
United States Commissioner,
No. 70 gustomhouse street, upstairs,
iy22 sn NEW ORLEANS.
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$1,000 l9 80 Tile war NAseai uAll yesteEuay
lwood, with gentle foree,p evicted
|CoDs waving his credentials in the air and
|ed IL hg on all loyal clerks to stand by Ran
authority and their own bread and
|lss, Aar.
the D4 Rday ''all is quiet on the Potomac.'
owner dhallwood,s raid is success, but as we
III q ngly said he is reported to be good
e 2 DIV and on our honor we don't believe
leans vim rob the postofics to an extent
an an WI VI yer than is necessary to sohisky Frank
med a. when he drops In on US.
orsssi 4 then that thought is frightful, is it
bN,
RFshSl s.
No. % st. Charles street is an attract
Z sslsI tabrshment, kept BY Messrs. Oliver &
|go.s sns. bankers, etc, They are both gen.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-04-04
\ WOMAN,S ADvENTURE,
 BY ETA ". FIERCE.
CONCLUDED

ICONCkCpED.l I The door of the chamber was stand ing open. A faint light came through. The person turned from the bed and went out instantly. Ihcard q whisper "Is she aslecp?'
 That was the voice of my dear Nurse Gerty. sf
 "Yes," answered the man. That was voice with metallic ring and an accent. recognized it at once.
 "What is to be done with heri' was the next query.
 "Come down. Let us talk fl over," was the brief reply.
 The stairs creaked as they descended. They were carrying acandle with them, I for saw the light moving along the wall. Irose up in the bed and listened. They had paused somewhere on or at the foot of tho stair. I The house was still as tomb. The bed was removed but few feet from tho door. Every movement below, ev- cry word. subdued as they were, rose up to my ears with startling distinct ness. And this was what heard:
 i"She belongs to me-" said Roque, scarcely above whisper. "I'll take her for my share. You and Terese may have the money and the jewels
 'This is fine watch-a beautiful watch,' next said Nurse Gerty.
 "Teresc, you simpleton, take the rings, and don't stand glowering on him like that.' 8&fS WI
 There was movement on the creak- ing stair. ~3 a8eetf ea
 "I1 kill himr' hissed Tercsc.
 "Gardezp answered the Canadian, threateningly.
 Do you think I'm afraid of you r said Terese, with frightful laugh. Bah 1" n
 Silence, you jade! What ails you?'
 "You've robbed the. girl; now let her go.
 "Pardieu, love her F returned the Canadian. is&@AA
 "Fooll She'd tell taics,' said Nurse Gerty.
 An awful hush.
 Kill her, then, and throw her down tho well." broke in the bitter voice of Tcrese. MM 6@ 3
 Roque laughed now, very softly.
 Not l. She Is too pretty"
 Terese struck her hands sharply to- gether. A M NN an
 You are a traitor, Jacques, and I hate voul' atA h saas d4
 Tut, girl"
 q hate you-I hate yoni''
 q like your hate better than your love. I'm tired of you, Tsress." Another dreadful pause. W ss {
 aIf you are tired of me,, said Teresc, never speaking above her breath, "well and good, but I'll % ur ard hils that
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-04-04

A CHrLp's EIoQUEHcE.-Not long since, little child the only offspring of her parents. looked mp in her fath- CTS face, and. with marked pathos and interest, asked: "Papa, will you pray for us tonight r The father had been absent from home, and from other causes had too often neglected family prayer. But these tender, eloquent lit tie words of the little child stirred his heart, and he promised the Innocent prattler that he would comply with her request which assurance seemed to be received with grateful satisfaction. In- deed. how could he say nos How could he refuse to invoke Heavens blessing upon his tender ofspring?
 Reader, do you pray in your family? Do you allow any trivial excuse to pre- vent you from offering prayer regularly in your family? Have not your chill. dren the right to expect-to. demand that you pray for them i? What a happy influence may such an example exert upon your ofhprins. ..'
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-04-04
THE KNIGHTS LAST TILT.


 oy VI. V. V. Al old kaisht sat ih his castle hail At the close of winters day; Beat was Ais form, once erect and tall, And his hair was silvery grey. His lefty brow was furrowed OCT By the storms and struggles past; His visags wan--full and bold of yore-- Showed the life tide ebbing fast; Arelis was he oftimes gone before Of fChivalry the last.
 His servants, true and tried of old, Knew his end was drawing near; ofhis deeds the greyest in whispers told. Done in many . vanished year, gf Of his friends in youth there none re- To smooth his mcistened brow;
 After all the battles he had gained By time he is vanished now
 For the highest honcrs ofsarth attained Must yield 10 Death, 1 trow. With sudden sta | tLe Knight uprose From the chair in which he dreamed; And, as if confronting hundred foes, His dark eyes fercely gleamsd. "What hcl My vsssalsl" he cried in Q
 tone,
 That made tho old hall ring:
 "For this childish slumber xill atone ! My casqus and helmet bring;
 And bring my steed, my gallant roan. Who fears no living thing. "Bring me my banner, spur and rinfne, All the emblems of warrior hood; Tho cannot pierce the gathering gloom lwill die as . warrior should, Prince Death is eoming-I-hear afar His steed on the ID mountains brim; The hills and valleys a-darkening are With the frown on his viaage grim. But, quick my lance!--shine yet my will have tilt with kimi" The dying Knight to the saddle bounds. And through the courtyard flies; With rattline hoof the bridge resounds, Der the moat the echo dies. And the watchers waited no. long in
 vain
 In the court-ysrd's g!ocny lair.
 For rearing and plungns wild amain, With a scream on the frosty air, Afoaming stead with broken rein Dashed up and halted there. The foemen met in the valleys gloom Prince Death and the Warrior old Waved in the breeze knightly plume Flashed a lance in the twilight cold. Prince Deaths. as. it swept in circle
 round
 Pierced his foe ere lances crossed; Stretched stark and dead on the frozen
 ground
 By the ~inds his plume up-,osssd, Without blow or bleeding wound, The Knights Last Tilt was lost
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-04-04

IIYILI. practice in the counties of PuiasSi, wv Prairie, Monroe, Woodruff, Jackson ana ,ia, cs e.sir,s spris1y
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-04-04

LITTLE THINGs.--Little things and little people, Sys Dr. Chalmers, have often brought great things to pass. The large world in which we exist is made up of little particles as small as sand on the sea-shore. The vast sea Is composed of small drops of water. The little busy bees, how much honey they gather! Do not be discouraged because you are little. A little star shines brightly in the sky on 8 dark night, and may be the means of saving many a poor sailor from shipwreck 1; and little Christian may do great deal of good, if he or she will try. There is nothing like trying.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-04-04
R.. Al 1. . N

Offers his services to the citizens of Des Arc and vicinity in the practice of medicine. Thankful for past iavors, and bv attention to business he expects to share a liberal patronage.
 Office-At his residence--late the residence of W. c. Firth. sep2l
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-04-04

CHARAorER.-W may judge mans
 character by what he loves--what pleases him. If person manifests de- light in low. sordid objects--the vulgar song and debasing language in the mis- fortune of his fellows, in cruelty to an- imals, we may at once determine the complexion of his character. On the contrary, f'he loves purity, modesty, truth--if virtuous pursuits engage his heart and draw out his affections-we are sstisfed that he Is sn upright man.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-04-04
nr. R. B. SHELBY,

HNENDERS bis professional services 10 the | Citizens of Des Arc and surrounding country, in the practice of Medicine and ob- stetrics. He hopes from An experience of over fifteen years in Southern practice, to
 merit share of public patronage.
 Office one door East of Burney's Drug Store. march-o-iooo-iy
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-04-04

am his wife now. Nevertheless, as sit here and write, miles and miles away from the spot, my heart grows faint and sick within me, remembering, as if it were but yesterday, all the horror and misery of the night in that old house in the cornfield, and the black pine wilderness beyond.
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Dr. Burton's -.
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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-12-17
NOTICE


FI'O PARENTS, SCHOOL TEACHERS AND SCHOOL
L OFF1CERS-The undersigned. Superintendent
OF Schools for Stearns County hereby gives notice to
al interested that the Text Books to be used in the
Common Schools of the State, adopted by the Com
appointed for that purpose under and bJ
virtue of an act of the last legislature are now ready
for xcllange and delivery the Book Store Of JOHN
pointed agent therefor.
The following is list of the Books Maps. States.
Charts and Cards selected for the Public Schools
anu teachers are requested to exclude all Others
CLASS I.
National Re ,ders
National Spoilers.
Sherwonls speller and Deiner
Me5bs Word Method and Cards.
Ptonetic Charts.
Walton Primary Arithmetic.
Walt MS Arthlnetical Cards and Kew
Robinson's Intellectual Arithmetic
lsobInsOn'S Progressive Practical Arithmetic
Robnson's Progressive Higher Arithmetic
HarNer's School and Family Slate.
Greene's New Introductory Grammar.
herls Grammars
Brookfclds First Book in Composition.
Quackenbos' Composition and Rhetoric
Cornell's Geok raphies.
Marren,s Physical Geography.
Mtchell's New ontline Maps
Whites Class Book in Geography.
spencerian Writing Books.
Scavey's Goodrch's q. S. HISTORY
Smarts Manual of Gymnastics
Alphabet of Geology.
Pecks Gannot's Natural Philosophy
Aoou's fnyslolOSy.
YounRs Government Class Book
Woods Object Lessons in Botany.
Song Garden.
Webster's Dictionaries.
Worcesters Dictionaries
The time limited by law for the exchange will q.
pire the last Of December, after which the regular
price will have to lie paid 1t is earnestly hoped thu.
~ parents will avail themse Ives of this opror. unity
to secure the necessary School Books for the use Of
their children at the trEg cost for which they can
be had up to Jan. l, 1869
NATHAN F. BARNES
Co. Superintendent of Schools, S:earns Co.
st. Cloud Nov. II, 1865 noyl2 ianl
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Fay the High Prices

YyH1 NEW. ENGLAND CARPET CO. of Boston
I Mass, established nearly quarter Of = century
ago. IN their present location, in Halls u.s.
furnished more houses With Carpets than any other
house in the country. In order to afford those at
distance tho advantages Of their low prices propose
to send On the receipt Of the price, 20 yards or up
per yard with samples Of ten Sorts varying IL price
from Is cents to 3 per yard, suitable for furnishing
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OUR COMMISSIONS TO AGENTS

Exceed those Of every other OF the kind
proof Of this can be found in comparing premf-
SIZE, in addition to which We claim to give better
goods of the same character.
We ,oill send to agents. zee Of charge,
TVOR = club of 80 and Three Dollars, one of the
following articles: doz good linen Shirt Fronts
set solid Gold Studs. All Wool Cashmere for pants
moral Skirt 20 yards brown or bleached sheeting
good quality, yard wide. elegant 1OOPcture No
rocco-bound Photo Album. double lens Stereotype
and ~ Foreign vews' s silver plated engraved bot
wood frame; feathered: edge and spangled is
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anced handle. l handsome beaded and lined Para
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ingBag; ! fancy d1e;s pattern. u doz. elegant
fine Meitno or Cotton Stockings. Gents heavy chased
solid Gold Ring. pr. Ladies' high cut Balmoral
Boots. elegant Delaine Drees Pattern. violin and
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"a For a Club Of 50 and Five Dollars. black or
oolorsd Alpaca Dress Pattern. set Lace Curtains.
bottle Revolving Castor ! beautiful writing d:sk-
solid Gold Scarf Pin. s1 yds. very fine Cashmere,
for Pants and Vest. set ivory balanced handle
Parasol, heavily beaded ndlined> With six. / pr.
gents Calf Boets. 80 yds. good Print. 80 yds good
brown blsached Sheetlng, yard wide, 40 yds yd
wids good quality. ladies' elegant Morocco Travel
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Quilta good six barrel Revolver: l elegant Fur
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,:!'r. 01yIol o. Cn1rr QUAssrx,i.,n.4 4:
: HsADouAl91ns D1RA1fnHNe OF sDAKora:

,tl 81. 81. PAU, Minnesota, Dc. LIT, lses. !;
PROPOSALS are invited until January,
L 1st, 1869, from loyal and: solvent eiti.
Gems Of the United States. who have the
means 70 execute in good feith, ~ required
Z sontraot % farnish: At Fort Totten,s D..
T.,-2,000, 900, more or less, fgood, hard
mereha ntabls building BRICK, At tho kiln
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Also, to furnish OAK .SAW-LOGS for
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livered at Tie post. Delivery Of logs to
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The st. Cloud JOURNAL commenced
with its last number the publication Of
we'll written and interesting story, by Mrs.
Jane G. swisshelm, entitled ''Margaret
Merlyn." This story alone is worth the
price of subscription, and besides that it il
one Of the best papers published in the
State. Those wishing to subscribe and get
the whole story will be furnished with back
numbers.-Aower County Transcript.
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LEWISTON HOUSE,
81. CLOUD,
Sank RAPIDS, Dec. Is. 1868.

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sT. CLOUD, - MINI.
, sF.1 .sa:s y Z -: :--.:,.i -. s,''i,;r&
- @.@:,H - 49, =: E7Ao I;T .:"+ .?.r
,1al.s Aea:s has just been greatly enlsrs-
% Ard :atted up in good style for the 40
connoaataeA ef guests The Proprietor
would be pleased 70 see ali: his old friends
who; stepped vith. Him at the, Minnesota
HOUSE. al !: =! a.''' - =. 49, :;
ALL SAALL BIZ ADE, COMFORT
ABLE,
,. . - .'.:; .ie...!Y IF .-.':.;.,- : ,n .
-: ~. Il. ."n LEWIS LEWISTON. .:
81. Cloud, Dec. IL, 1858. n22: GIN
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ESTRAY-Taken up by the subscriber on or about
p the 9th of December, a dark bay Mare Colt,
ABOUT three years o. pony SIZE With white star in
will pay charges and take the animal away.
,- - - - .r ID. A. BURR.
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w everywhere, male and female, to introduce tho
GENUINE IMPROVED COMMON SENSE FAMILY
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Tho st. Cloud JOURNAL comes to: NJ
this week with the first Of margaret Mer-
lyn," by Mrs. Jane G. swisshelm.-H ud,on
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4 ND FURTHER NOTICE. Is HEREBY
~ given that the undersigned Treasurer OF stearns
County or his Deputy, will be in attendance At the
several places of holding election, places otherwise
named hereafter for the collection Of Taxes r tho
year 1858, viz:
Town Of Grow Lake, Jan. 1, 1860, At tho house Of
Hans Halverson.
Town Of North Fork Jan. 4, 1850. At the house Of
Town Of Raymond, Jan. 5, 1872, At tn. hoss. Of b. J.
Stanley.
Town OF Getty. Jan. s, 1853, At the house Of J. J.
Getty.
Town Of s.ut Centre, Jan. = and At the house Of
George Gruber.
Town Of Grove. Jan. 1850, At ii. hoa.. Of Henry
Town Of helrose Jan. 1892 At the p,4e. ofboldins
Town Of oat Jan. .. 1893. At th. pla.. Of holding
Town Of St. Martin Jan. II. $780, a. ii. place Of
holding election.
rGxa Of 1a:e Lake. Jan. II, 1850. n II. house Of
Town Of Zion, Jan. IL, 1850. At the house q r Ii.
Ley.
1S.eet Evansville, Jan. Il 1850. At ii. p'.s' Of
Tsvn Of Munson jan H. ls, At II. p,Ae. Of holding
election.
Town Of Wakefield, Jan. H. 1seo, At tn. hou.. Of NJ
Wilkins.
Tswn of st. 10 seph Jan. IT, $780, At the hose Of p
Town of Le sank, Jan. IL, 1890, At the hosss Of p
Blumer.
holding election.
Town Of Rockville JAN 10 1892 At tho place Of holding
election.
Town Of gro:kx,y Jan. 20 1850. At til. place Of
Town Of Lynden Jan a. 1902 At tn. place Of hs,ding
election. >
Town Of Fair Haven, Jan. Y 1882 at the place Of
holding election.
Town Of Maine Pr.tria Ja. q 1892 At the ,lacs Of
holding election,
Town Of Albany jan Is $780, At tho place Of holding
Town Of Avon Jan. - 1892 4 the place Of holding
election. - g
Town Of st: Wendell Jan. y lsee. At IL. pl.e. Of
holding election. %y.% s. 3 81
Town Of st. Cloud. Jan - 1880, At Ii. place Of
Town Of s. A..a't. Jan. = 1880. At the house Of
city Of Saint Cloud, Jan. y and -, a. II. County
Ate: ne seth day Of January, 1t tho County Treas
uror's ot,ss. in the Court House at Saint Cloud.
EuRTHER NOTICE IL a,so given that all Real
Estate Taxes must b paid bsfors tho lint day o.
| II = -. :. 49,. =. J. .' - - ! =.
DERsONAL PROPERTY TAKEN
L must be paid before tho Arst dav Of Hebru.r,
next II not paid penalty Of i've Dor cent viii b,
charged ~ required by Section o. Chapttr H. Stat
utes OF Minneeota and taxes md penalties viii b,
collected by dbtrain afo. said rst day Of Rebruary
| - ANDREW sCEIROBDER,: =
II ~ | ! Treasurer Of Stsaras Co.. Min,
n Saint Cloud, Dc 1, 1898. IA.
EE1NE Silver Thimbles, war1au.sa ecu,
to coin, fos sale ct RQaH'0. Ar nan
l OF initials 0lerayed eratiA