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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-09
No, iIS,
AN ACT

To authorize the Police Jury of the parish
of Polnte Coupee to issue Bonds for certain
| purposes.
SECTION l. Be it enacted by the Senate and
House OF Representatives of the State of
Lodislena in General Assembly convened,
That the Police Jury of the parish Of Pointe
Coupee be and they are hereby authorized
| TO Issue the bonds of said parish, duly
signed by the president and treasurer of said
Ponce jury, and sealed with the sea! OF said
parish, TO the amount of eighty thousand
| Qollals, or SO much thereof as may be uecas-
sary, payable to bearer in ten years from
| their date, and bearing six per cent interest
! per annum, payable semi ; said
| bonds shall be in amounts of not less than
one hundred nor more than one thousand
| dollars may be sold under the direction
| and control Of said Police Jury on the most
advantageous terms, or exchanged for any
OF the debts or Obligations of said parish.
| SEC. 2. Be it further enacted, etc, That
IN order to provide fund for the pay
| ment of the annual instament OF netenth
of The principal of said bonds, and of the
stmi-annual Interest as it becomes due, the
Police Jury of said parish is hereby author
| lied and required, within thirty days after
| the assessment roll of said parish shall be
completed, to determine what rate of tax
alton on the total assessed value of all the
movable and immOvaDle property in said
parish will be sufficient fer the purpose of
paying the said one-tenth of the principal of
said bonds, and the said sem-anuual inte-
rest and said tax, annually determined and
ascertained, is hereby levied upon all the
movable and immovable property that may
be annually assessed in said parish, and it
shall be the duty of said Police Jury to en-
force the collection of said tax in the same
manner as the law now provides, or may
hereafter provide, for the collection of all
other parish taxes; said tax, when col.
lected, shall be applied exclusively TO the
purposes intended by this act.
SEC. 3. Be it further enacted, etc, That
until the final payment of the bonds issued
under this act, it shall be the duty of the
Police Jury of the said parish. from time to
time. to apply the proceeds of the tax levied
under this act to the purchase from the low
est bidders, of such bonds Issued under this
act as may be offered for sale, for which
purpose public notice shall be given by said
Police Jury. in the official gazette OF said
parish for thirty days, inviting proposals.
from bOndhoiders for sale TO tie parish OF
the bonds hereby Issued.
SEC. 1. Be 1t further enacted etc. That
all expenses incurred in carving out this |
act shall be paid By the parish and this |
act shall go into effect from and after its PAS
sage.
(Signed) CHAS. W. LOWELL,
Speaker OF the House Of Representatives.
(SigneG) OSCAR J. DUNN,
Lieutenant Governor and President OF the |
Approved December 80 1869.
(Signed) H. G. WARMOTH
Governor OF the State of Louisiana. !
true copy:
GEO. f. BoyEE,
Secretary of State.
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No. 147.
Making an Appropriation for Removing the

Making an Appropriation for Removing the
distractions from and Improving the
Navigation of Bayou Vermillion.
SECTION l. Be it enacted by the Senate
and House of Representatives of the State
Of Louisiana in General Assembly con-
vened, That the sum of twenty thousand
dollars (S20 000) or 80 much thereof as may
be required, is hereby appropriated out of
any money in the treasury not otherwise
appropriated, for the purpose of removing
the distractions from and improving the nav
igatioD in the Bayou Vermillion, the same to
be done under the direction of the Board OF
Public Works. IS provided by law.
SEC =. Be it further enacted, etc, That this
act shall take effect from and after its
passage.
(Signed) CHAS. W. LOWELL.
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
(Signed) OSCAR j. DUNN,
Lieutenant Governor and President of the
Senate.
Approved, December 80. 1862
(Signed) II. G. WARMOTH,
Governor of the State of Louisiana.
A true copy:
GEO. E. BovEE,
Secretary Of State.
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H. c. WAREOTH,
HOUSE J0ggsGAE-oFF
q ecoaj Days Proceeding

secoad Days Proceedings.
House OF REPEEsEH rATTyEs }
Tuesday March 2, 1870. {
The House met pursuant to adjourn
ment.
Speaker Carr in the chair.
The roll being called. the following mem
members answered to their names:
Speaker Carr, and Nessrs. Abbott. An.
Collins, Cuny, Deslonde, Dufresne, De.
grange, Dupsrt, Evans, Esnard, Faulkner,
Guigonet, Hill. Isabelle, Leblanc. Leroy,
Noliere. Mahier, MurrelI, Pearce, PAGE,
Prescott. Rey. sia5on, Sterrett, TournO!r,
Walsh, Washington. II. Williams, Zoel-
ly-35.
No quorum present.
Mr. Isabelle, of Orleans, moved to adj
journ until half2ast eleven o'clock A. NJ.
Cartel
The House met at half past eleven
o'clock A. NJ
The roll being called, the following
members answered to their names
Speaker Carr; and Messrs. Abbott.
Adolphe, Buckingham, Bel0t, Barhee Barrel,
Collins, CureLl, Guny, Desl0nde, Degranee,,
Dupart, Evans, Eager, Faulkner chi
Comet, Garatkamp, Hill Haskell, Hau-
ion, Heidenhain, Leblanc, LEROY,
Lott, Lenders, Morris, Mollare, mir
hior, McVean, MurrelI, Melvin, Mansion,
Morey. Morand, Pearce, Page, Pierce. Reese,
Rey, Rengst0rf, Siaton, Sterrett, Taylor.
Tournoir, Umphreys, Wren, William
Williams E. Williams, Yorke, D. Young,
Zoelly-52.
Quorum present.
Prayer by Rev. Mr. Satcbell.
Mr. Belot, of Orleans, moved to dispense
with the reading OF he Journal.
Carried
The journal was then approved.
Mr. Morey, Of Ouachita, moved that the
House resolve Itself into Committee of the
Whole, to consider House bill No. &C.
Carried.
COMMITTEE Of TIE WHOLE.
Mr. DegraDge, Of Orleans, in the chair:
House bill No. 66 under consideration.
After considering several sections of the
bill, on moiion Of Mr.. Gartskamp. the
committee arose and asked leave to sit
'again.
The Speaker resumed the chair.
The Chairman Of the Committee of the
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4 4 on

10 eXleni state aid to the repairs and ex-
teuSion3o the Baton Ronoe CrosSa IT,.
ana OpIousas Railroad.
SECrIo11. BE it enacted By the Senate and
HOUSE otfRepresentatives of the State Of
Ll5S9lnlsliantfin General Assembly conveded.
Ihat thetsum of ten thousand dollars be
and the atme is hereby arnronrieted n,,+ w of
any monef IN the State treasury not other.
wise appropriated, to aid in making the
hec9ssaryFepairs. and the further extension
OF the "Bfton Rouge, Crosse Tete and Ope-
lousas Ratroad.' '-'N oP-
DEC. & pc 1t further enacted, etc., That
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Chief Clerk House of Representative
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Second Days Session.
SENATE CHAMBER,
Tuesday, March 8, 1870. (
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Y ROC EEDIN -
SENATE.

EXTRA SESSION.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-11-24

A four mile race with an empty wagon
so much for the mind wandering Per
contra--Stanislaus' wife never forgot her
self in any momentary fit of enthusiasm.
She could count the clock amid his kisses,
and looked to see whether the pot was
boiling with her eyes full of tears, he had
wrung from them by come moving story.
While he was listening in rapture to her
singing, she would break off in the mid
die of verse TO ask him what she should
cook for supper and he could never for
give her for having once interrupted him,
while she was listening with deep emo
ton TO bis very best sermon, to tell bim
not to put on his left stocking in the morn>
ing till she had mended it.-Troy Times.
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GBe Xoet's department.
THE MAN THAT WAS MARRIED

Not sigh was heard nor funeral note.
md the man to the bride was hurried;
n OF a woman discharged her farewell groan
On the spot where the fellow was married.
No useless watch chain covered his vest,
Nor over dressed we found him,
But he looked like gentleman wearing his
best,
With none of his friends around him
Few and short were the things we said.
And we spoke not word of sorrow,
But we silently gazed on the man that was W ed
Aud we bitterly thought on the morrow.
We thought. as We silently stood about,
With spite and anger eyeing.
How the meanest stranger had cut US out
With only half his trying.
Lightly we'll talk of the fellow that's gone,
And oft for the past upbraid him.
But little tell which, if we let him live ON
In the house where his wife led him.
But our heavy task st length was done,
When the clock struck the hour for retiring,
And we heard he spiteful squib and pun
The girls eIe sullenly firing.
Slowly and sadly We turned to go;
We had struggled and we were human;
We shed not tear, we spoke not our woe,
But We left him alone with his woman.
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REGISTERs NOTICE.-Notice i,

hereby given that the following Accounts
nave oeSn passed and filed in the Registers Of
nee nee at Ebensburg. and will be presented to the
orphans Court of Cambria county, for confrm-
alton and allowance, on Wednesday, the 9TH day
OF December next, to wit:
The Account of Mary Shoemaker, one of the
borough OF EbeASburg, decd.
The first and partial Account of +. d. Storm
Admlnlstrator OF ID. L. Storm, late of Washing
The second and final Account of James King.
Administrator of the estate of Andrew Miller,
deceased.
The first and final Account of Chas B. Ellis
Administrator of Hugh Mackin late of Johns
town, deceased.
The first and final Account of Pat'k Rodgers.
a1i Aa91ininlstrator OF Anthony ODonnell, late of
Millville borough, deceased.
The first and final Account of David Hide
brand Guardian OF William, Henrietta and Jane
Wysel, minor children of Moses WyseI, decd
The hrSt and partial Account of Thos. Jen-
klns, Administrator of John b. Davis, late of
JohnstOwn, deceased.
The first and final Account of Eliza Noble and
James Glasgow, Executors of the last Will and
Testament of Thos- Noble, late of White town
ship, deceased.
The first and final Account of John Sbar-
Daugh, ESQ., acting Administrator of Conrad
Eager, deceased.
The first and partial Account of c. b. Ellis,
Guardian of Dan'l Morgan Parks. a minor child
of Samuel Parks, late of Conemaugh to-, decd.
The first and partial Account of c. B. Ellis,
Guardian OF George HOech, jr., and Anna Fred
reka HOechc, minor children of Hannah HOech,
deceased
The first and final Account of JOS Crfste, Ex-
ecut0r OF the last VIII and Testament of Apalo-
mia Brown, late of Washington twp, deceased.
The first and final Account of Geo. NJ. Reade,
Tsustee TO make sale of the real estate of Thos.
and Catharine Otterson, deceased.
The Account of Catharine Roberts, Adm Y Of
VIM Roberts late of Johnstown borough, dec d.
The first Account of r. II. Davis and John
Bennett, Administrators of the estate of David
J. Davis, late of Cambria township. deceased,
arising from the sale of decedeut's real estate.
GEO. w. OATNAN. Register
Registers Office, Ebensburg, Nov. 10, 1s10.-4t.
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"KIss ME, MAMMA !'-"Klss me,
mamma, before Sleep How simple
boon, yet how soothing to the little
supplicant is that soft, gentle kiss! The
little head sinks contentedly on the pillow,
for all is peace aud happiness within
The bright eyes close, and the rosy lIp is
reveling in :he bright and sunny dream
of innocence. Yes, kiss it, mamma, for
that goodnight kiss will linger in the
memory when the giver lies Wondering
in the grave. The memory Of gentle
mothers kiss has cheered many lonely
wanderers pilgrimage, and has be the
beacon light 10 illuminate his desolate
heart; for, remember life has many a
stormy billow TO cross, many a rugged
path to climb, with thorns to pierce, and
we know not what is in store for the little
one SO sweetly slumbering, with no mar
ring care to disturb its peaceful dreams.
The parched and ieavered lips will be-
come dewey again as recollection bears
to the sufferers couch a mothers love-
q mothers kiss. Then kiss your little
ones ere they sleep; there is magic
power in that kiss which will endure to
the end of life.
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LOVE AND FARM.

Quite a number OF odd and amusing
scenes frequently occur with parties who
visit the probate court for the purpose of
securing the necessary document 10 legal.
ize their marriage. But the other day a
young man, about twenty-one, accompa-
MED by one of the opposite sex, equally
as young, assembled the main steps of the
court house, and then, on being directed
10 the probate court, took up the line of
march for its hallowed precincts Reach
ing the door, he refused to enter
The rustic maiden, who was extremely
anxious TO see the marriage programme
carried to a successful issue, looked upon
him with pleading eyes, and then, taking
him by the hand in the most tender man
ner, beseecEed him to enter the court and
obtain the license.
"Oh come along. Jake :. what's the
use of backing out o. fell in dulcet tones
upon Jacobs ear.
" Melindy, L can't. The old man will
give me fits if ! marry you"
' Haven't you told ne a thousand
times that you would marry me in spite
of the old man p
"Yes, yes but there is"
" Is what p
Why, the farm"
plague take the farm"
Yes, but, Melindy,' reasoned her
lover, q" hadn't we better wait till the old
man dies, and then I'll have the farm
sure p
"Dod rot his old soul, he'll live fifty
years yet there's no die in him. Come
along now and get that ere license |
amt a going TO be put off any more"
"I'lI tell you what I'll do, Melindy. y
Well, spit her out -
" If the old man holds out agin my
having you till Christmas. will marry
you then, farm or no farm. ="
"Sure"
:" As sure as my name is Jacob"
g Well, let her 60 then till Christmas,
but if you back out then, Jake, look
sharp
I'm toe the scratch then, by jingo, ii
the old man rms me off the farm with a
double barreled shot gun, certain" And
Jake looked as if he would.
Thus reassured on being married by
Christmas, Melindy drew off with her
Jake, fully satisfied, doubtless, with the
postponement But if Jake does prove
recreant 10 bis promise, we will wager
any amount of nickel, that Melindv will
60 for bin, to use the vernacular Of the
uncultivated, Z" like a thousand of brick.
Indiana Paper.
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The LOVE OF CHrLDRES.-IfI were
to choose among all gifts and qualities
that which, in the whole, make the pleas
antest, should select the love Of children.
No circumstance can render this world
wholly solitude to one who has this pos
session. 1t is free masonry Where
ever one goes, there are the little brethren
and sisters of the mystic tie. No diver
sity of race or tongue makes much differ.
ence. a smile spreads the universal
language. 'If | value myself on any,
thing said the lonely Howthorne, ''is
that / have smile that children love- .
They are such prompt little beings too +;
they require SO little prelude +; hearts are
won in two minutes, at that frank period,
and 80 long as you are true to them they
will be true to you.
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"A genius in Toledo has constructed
miniature house, eighteen by twenty inches,
and twenty-five inches high, two stories,
with Mansard roof. with parlor, dining
room. kitchen. hall and bed rooms. all fur
nished elegantly with real furniture. and
peopled by small figures. The foundation
is of stone. Around the building is fine
yard. laid out in drives. and planted with
flowers and shrubbeTy. the whole STAIR
il valued at 81 200,
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Clerks once, Ebensburg, Nov. 10, l870.-4t.
NTOTICE-In the matter of the sale of

M OIICE.-In the matter OF the sale OF
In the Real Estate of JOHN SKEILY, Jr.,
Vend. Expon., No. 100, June Term, 1870, in Com
mon Pleas of Cambria county.
And now, 9th September, 1870, on motion OF
GEO. NJ READE, Esq, JOSEPH M.DoEALD, Esq,
appointed Auditor to report distribution OF the
proceeds of sale on the above stated wrtts.
By the Court.
The Auditor above named will sit for the pur-
poses of his appointment, at his office in Ebens-
burg, on Thursday, 24th day Of NoCennbeT, inst,
at O'Clock, p m, at which time and place the
parties interested may attend If they think pro
Per JoeEPH N'DofALD, Auditor.
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.-The under

n signed Auditor, appointed by the Orphans
Court of Cambria county TO report distribution
of the funds in the hands of Augustine CraVer,
Admir- of Joseph Baum, decd, hereby gives no
tice that he will sit at his Office in Ebensburg,
on TUESDAY, the 29th day of NOV EbIBER,
1870 at o clock. p. NJ, for the purpose of at
tending to the duties of said appointment
Those interested are requested to attend.
WM. II. SECHLER. Auditor.
Ehensburg, Nov. 3, 1s70-3t,
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IN THE ORPHANS COURT OF

N IlL OIeI II IA4NNO OOC II OA
l. CAMBRIA COUNTY.-Notice is hereby Civ
en- that the following Appraisements of certain
Personal Property of Decedents, selected and
set apart for the widows of intestates, under
the Act of Assembly of 14th OF April, 1851 have
been filed in the Registers Office at Ebensburg
and will be presented to the Orphans Court of
Cambria county for approval on Wednesday,
the 9TH day of November next, to wit:
The inventory and appraisement of the goods
and chattels, etc, which were of Geo. w. Nc
Dowell, deceased, set apart for widow of said
decedent-$299.40.
The inventory and appraisement of the goods
and chattes which were of Joseph Richter, late
of Carroll township, deceased, set apart for his
widow, Helena Richter-$S400
The appraisement of personal property set
apart for the widow of Capt. Mark Mclaughlin,
deceased-$31625.
The appraisement of the real estate of Conrad
Hof, late of Johnstown borough, decd, elected
to be retained by his widow-$450.00.
GEO. w. OATMAN, Clerk o. G.
Clerks Office, Ebensburg, Nov. 10, lS70.-4t.
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captain of base bau nine and prize
fighter One heads the batters, and the
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J SIATE OF JOuN VINCcT0N

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the POLICE GapR(S,


:onu Hastings and James Conno.s two uer-
a-d ls!anders. entered into dispute ou Blue
1s'aLd avenue. On Monday night, a. - who had
CAS-: the nrht vote in this country. As both
claimed priority they resoHed 10 tue persuasive
poWefB OF Their rhfR. Each W0S 1ped IS.
Edward hntk8, formerly policeman, 1at ar.
IaiRt cd for abusing Eltzs BordaA Both bad been
ETA testlned differently from Kafks, be followed
net to the h1ose where she Ia employed, and
thocStd the netoheorhood with his onscenlty.
The res.dence Of Jonu Barry, No. CT NAV
eifee', was entered about year $50, aud robbed
OF 4naLuty &f hil1er WRte, 4 doz.u OF The
tnnoEs ve-e found npon tne premises Of E,iIa
6sr pe, On ese ,ss a.
She ass held Tor trial in bali Of $s5a.
Asst n Becker. the husband and father Of ths
EoEnen and children poisored in the West Divl-
da's AiEcs, IN bsil Of $4,000 on tno chlrge OF
urdEr. Has again arra'Ened. and dlscnarGed,-,n
conformity with The Vero.cs Of the CUEonera tury.
Lsus benny johnson conte.eed 10 ssea.lnR =
s.hcoi, int klnd.heatted gentleman offered 70
nerd hts haoitr. and The la1 1A accordingly
g,ven Ii bis charge.
JaGcs Mccarthy was charged with larceny aud
cp1s!azI, cut hearing vas pogpoccd for fow
us.B. ~
. SOUTH Eide COURT. -..
The tnerces AojudcAted upon BY the yusttceE
as tic ATE CRY yesterday were mostly OF a trivial
Character. A mau named julius Fred arter, who
a despatch from Omaha chalgt1R h:m with
robbery. was DISCHARGED.
MONTH SIDE coCKr.
Jemea Dun ap, tos Interfering with an oflces.
di!o:dtt3J character to the IA loo. WAY nue1 ft0
11D.
There Was q1l,e large docket, but confined 70