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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-04
,,eca ;,to,o 4. :. SACvINgT
- -o-V :" Shertn OF the Parish of 81. ans.
JenerSOn savings COunnnv md

'er HnrS savings Company ". Edmund
ma ~ Lrpiesenting his minor children I,oreLa
the , nn,ntssn Burk-Fourth District teUrDr
* ,ihitE OF WRIT or SFiZJ-nE aND sALB
Gem ssteu py the Honorable the Ensrtl, n ,irct
enti,i.d '"i me parish of Orleans. in tbr above
ana ~ 'au ! 70 Thomas l.. MAXWELL late Sheritr
/ viii sa.u late sheriff to me transfened
a, the Mer pIore.d 7" sell at public aueton
street b ,,t and Auctioneers Exchange, Rsgs
Jn Sccn"d District of this citr on FRIDAY,
mo 49, .; 1911 at twelve O'Clock N IN. foIIsS.
Ci, Sp.rneH property to wit
the riH.AiN LOT OF GROUND toca.th,r with oil
taos ways privileges, servitui,s and aavsa
nnrisS NC ~ belonging, situate in East Boulg1y
numh VI Jtherscn, in this State ,les;on,ted by the
,vhin% : seventeen OF square number s,vtyssht;
h"nIded by Sayades Apollo Mareng0s
for rss VI sen MaSner, notary pubic in this city,
c"rd;n srsi'ce dated fifth OF April. A. % 1855, &c.
frn'. 10 which plan said lot nen,res thirty ei
ard On Apollo street, by a deofh of on hundred
III -FOUR feet, between parajieI lines beinsy
OF E SS,ae property acquired by the minor cbidrea
Nv r,,uahl nurk tLovelLa and Edmnuteen Burkl
htpra - from Joseph NJ Muir As Nor act passed
on ths - beck, Late notary public ia this city
VI Inc eighth June 1868. f"0--O ~ 80
seized in the above suit
Aefals-CAsh on .ho SPOT
ds6 ~ acc ~ c. s. SAUvINET
Sue<a0 ~ the Parish Of OrNaN*
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: +. Parent , W. Mrs. Claire Aiine Motion,


" fe OF AdOlphe TT, me-S4y euth pstr,ci Cours
tcs the parish OF Orleans. No a351
DR. VIRTUE OF WRIT OP SEIZURE AND
ID sale. to me directed by the Honorable the
Seventh District Court for the parish of Oreans in
the above entitled cause, will proceed TO sell at
public auction at the MERCHANTS and Auctioneer,'
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Gus.
tomhouse streets, in the Second District OF this citv
on SATURDAY. SANITARY ~. l3.l, at twelve O'Clock
M the following described property. to wit
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND situated in
Faubours Washington, third district OF this CITY
designated by the numbers three and four ii square
number twelve, on a plan of the thirt first of
March 1885, drawn by Joseph Pile. then surveyor.
aud deposited i'll the office OF Felix de Arinas late
notary public In this city. Said lot measure each
i'll American measure, f~rty-hve feet eight inches in
front on Congress street, by ninety feet deep he.
tween parallel lines. and comprised within thu.
square bounded by Elmra. Love, Congress and
Craps streets: together with all the buildings and
improvements on sai't lots and all the rights ways
srrvitudes and privileges thereto belonging. Being
the same property acquired by the defendant
herein from Pierre Van Rooten As per act passed
itciorc Anedce Ducatel notary public III this cit
dated the nineteenth day OF NAV eighteen hundred
aud lift four.
Seized in the above suit.
Tel1ns-Cash the spot.
G. s. SAi1VINEs
NheYs h.,ftl T,r &
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-04
WILLIAM VIGERS.
Chief Clerk House Of Representatives.

We learn this from the Pointe Coupee
Echo:
In the latter part of last week the sugar
house of Mr.. A. Denis, Oh the lower False
river, in this parish, was totally destroyed
by fire. The sugarhouse was one OF the
finest in this State. and had in it, at the time
OF the fire. some two hundred and fifty hogs
heads of sugar and proportionate amount
OF molasses, out of which only about eighty
hogsheads of sugar and fifty barrels Of
molasses were saved. We presume that the
property was covered by insurance, but to
what amount we can not say.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-04

Tony I.nfon vs.. Album EOus-ion-FOurth
District Cour. for the :sItsh OF Orleans. No.
PAIL
r. l. 4 L. Eer ~. Sane-.Ses,nth District Co-::
for the rar.oh Orleans, No. Ztl..
10y V2kTCH OF WRIT or !IBRc fACIAS,
ID snd 81 alias writ of neg: h.el.s both 30 iii.
rcct+d ~ the Honorable TIL. said District Couf; 5
for che parish Of Orie;I CIiveiys III the above
sntitI,I causes. ssn proceed 20 y ut public
auc:iol. she premises i.ercinatt<S designated.
o'ciocl. !. NJ. ,hs tolow.iig Described pro.e.ty.
tO-Iyit--
THH yrHSrTr1.f: AND MOVABLE: EFFECTS
OF ..rsy description, ;,.elut.ing Horse. Carts.
etc.. OH Che premises Nc. Ss Mar'9ay ssfeet.
il, th~ Tr.l District of this city. css !Sv s.:or:
sAica ma. BE e.e2 IN Sny office,
Ses-.d in TIL. above SUITS
SeSms-Ca.i IN iiye sIo.>
& = S.t.~.SEr
G,:sfass S!.es;H Of the ,s.risi. OF OSl s.,IA
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e =.
fa4 l1fe4 Sheriff OF TN. Parish OF OrleIIs.
h. &. Powell VS.. Anthony j. SRnsOni-.
Seventh District Cour. COR :lIt parish 81 Orr

<jINB, NO. 1ZTE.
10y VIRTUE OF ! WRIT OF PfgRI FAC1AS
ID to me directed by the honorable tn" St.:
enth District Court for the parish of Orleans in
the above entitled cause. viii proceed to sell al
pnbc :,uc on. on She premises heceinafte- desis.
Inted. OIL SATURDAY, Jhnuar: "a. 1911, N iO'.
O'Clock A. H..
THE RIGHT or oCC!'PA!T ~ :he .!ctt u.ians
"A the premises Nos 22:a and Ga ro:dairt street.
First District of this city. under lease recorded I'll
the conveyance. office Of this parish. IN rock No. 80
folio 2;6 and all the mortgage office - tt''. 81 ioiio
37J az apsaes from III. .I II se-.. h!..
ctI.cr.
S-iat.i IN She Shove suit.
T-rnl,-Ca-h, payable sao.tniy. The '.:rch.sc:
to assam. all the Obligations OF tee defendant to
war! the landlord undrr the Aforesaid feast, and
furnish good and solvent suret TO he satisfaction
OF the landlord COR The. payment Of the gen. from,
d4y OF sal. - expiration OF \ ass
G. s. SAieEINEr.
ja4 80 Sheriff OF The Parrish of OrleaaS
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&. s. SATVIEEe
den ia92l Sheriff OF the Parish of ori.ans


Annie Brown vs.. Mathew Nnnning-Eifth
District Court for the parish OF Orleans. No 1891
PY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIERT FACIAs To
- me directed hy the Honorable the Fifth District
Court for the parish of Orleans in the above entitled
cause viii proceed to sell at public auction on
WEDNESDAY. January H. 1911 at iiy,. o'clock
= VI, at the shop OF Clarke Nader. No., l3t and
$50 RiAnnrt street, Second District OF tnis cft;-
CERTAIN BAROtCHE mot complete
Seized i'll the above suit
Tcrus-Casl the spot.
{. :. SACEISkT
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Clement -. Cyr ". MIR. and Mr. L. T.

''e T,e ~. C,r w.. MIR. and Mrs. l.. r.
raso4 lSiaI.c Augustine Guesnard, Wife ot
!thesphile Tas"n), seventh District Court for
me parish .: Orleans, No. 1905.
Ri 'lRTtE or A WRIT OF FIFB! FACIAS
NV 10 ~" directed by the Honorabis the Sevsnts
ISL rae' .caft Tor the parish of Orleans il the
at p,l tl't!,d cause, 1 viii proceed 10 sen
p.uhc auction. at the Merchants aud
ccaSioheeIs Exchange, Royal street. betwtea
ona n aru 'ustomhouse streets il, the Sec
% o17tft oi TINS city, on SATURDAY January
d.so al al twelve O'clock 81 tue toIIovin.
soa IAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated n the
TI1 bounded 10y Music, Love toodrhiijrru and
,n. u ,,n s'ft H. IN the Third District of this city.
-. liS IN rtS feet, mote less front on Muse
I ,,Htt, on depth OF abor sIHt,.fpu- ret aad
the si w ano Improvements thereon, 5,lou.iug IL
rme su yrs l.; T. Jason, for havi,.. teen put u
OF t!lt same the sole I'D 10 Innate
or W;iia anu her of her dect ased J,ther rnsl
u :" nam Tuesnard by virtue OF An nrdr- of tie
io1 I s ,he Stcond District Court OF New Or
aoaiis, oateI seventeenth Decembrr fS53 S.anns
Seized i'll the above suit u 7a''i eo"
Ierms-Cash on the spot.
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4 z. =. NAt : INEs1
dee3 ~ leIs Sheriff of the Parish % OrieanS.


ible
Pf VIRTUE OF WRIT OF PIRRT PAClN
~ 70 me directecsbv the Honorable the sixth
District Court for the parish of Orleans, in
the above entitled cause, l will proceed to sell
al Puoiic auction at the Merchants aud Aue.
tlohttrs Exchange, ROYAL street. between CANA
anu CustomhOuse streets, i'll the Second District o:
inns CITY, on MONDAY. January y 1911 a.
Twelve O'Clock NJ, the following described prop
erty, to wit
LOT OF GROUND. together with the buildfs4s
ana,mProv-ments thereon and all appurtenanceS'
'iereunt" Belonging. situated in the FIRST District
OF TINS city, designated bv the number tweAty
,!fee' III the square bounded nv Canal Common,
bafohne and Dryades date Philippa) streets ona
pl'fH annexed 10 an act of sale from the state o.
Louieiaht 10 H. A. Porter, passed before the late C.
a ie!iarlt notary public. IL his cit on the t,Een
tEnith OF May, 1880, which lot measures twenty
nVe Ieet eleven inches and two lines front 90 b.
tonhe street one hunrrd and s.. Zone feet ekyeo
inchts and hv- Ines and three-Ou.rters hep0n
tne uiN,soh line of lot number tventv-two Ons
.iuufeu ana 81 fy-three feet three inches apd I've
INES ueep on 'nt line dividing il from the property
.rsohSih" 70 the University of Louisiana.s and
Two 1e't nine inches III the rear on the d.
sleion me OF property belonging TO the Mechanic,
So.'t'E. Mch property was acquired Sv defend
.fnt pA purchase frou samuel Barrett; per act *
WSu tn on the twenty-thrd May. 1852 before
mann, late n notary public n this city.
seized Ill the above sut.
icfmS-Cash Oh this spot.
a.,,+ G. s. SAUvISET.
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S1cFcMnnss' sf!1tu1l Insurance COMPANY
-. SanSe. ti.s Wiiliams-Fiite NstrSs Court
for Sss pass. - Orleans. - 2lol.
Df \ISftS \ WRIT OF EEiZURR AND SALE
ID direcee1 ~ she hohoeable the Fttt
DisiS.cs Cou'. SOC e.. paris:' Of Orleans. in ito
ab"." sa'it.e! .anss, 20 ...oulas L, Maxwell late
sfeeH Hsa. =. 80: s,,e sherif 70 70
,raS,ft.eed : w proceed to sell at pul@
30 aucSioI. :: tie Merchants and Auctioneers
Exchange. Sovas sereet. between Canal and CJaB
tonhou.s se.tss. -. she Seco:.d District Of tlsciy
"H*ATCEDAs. 'anc..::s. 1}sl. assweive ssioca
N ~ tos.o'fing des.'.t.ed property. 30 Elf
seTeasS eoSssts ~ G:Ne.i si.eeted Is cha
foure D-tiCt OF si'ssey il: t.!e square boan'es
~ NavaIcs. Apollo. fsss and Sasul!d streets
curing NfisSs~ feet :ras on Scte nd stlsei by Q
s:tss'. Of eve S.IDdsec y.d :loenivsix fest sic
en"~s Ses'.een :,a-tllse Luce Sei7e composed Of
the Hiiolc ~ 'oe nuns... six .n: twenty-five feet
isoeo se eun.s'' s'stN Inc =: As,sn.:s lot nun be,
81. 'n1 sar'ied bac. che, whole depth
81 she 'oes sna ~hic: .Sit9 lots are -
s.'sl@red - %la. Grown o. +. Gct.heil.
dated ;he :itee.th &c. of May 1879 and depo,ei
m tn. otSts Of II. ,. Ccnas late notary IN SolIs
st:. ''gethte s'sh .i!e buil1inge and Improvements
thereon. nights orvisscs anG customs ways, ser
'Stunts emo Arpureenauces thereunto belonging.
"hic.' said property acquired 5y detaHS ant
neSein ov purchase from. :. RelI rs ger act 5.oe
S"e.rSn We sHs!ssso Sotago Sublite o. dare Marco
Seize; ii. To-. s:rov.su;
Terns-.(s-h on che spo.s
&S SAtyIyEr.
degJ ~ leI& Sheriff of the Par, .h a. Oriean3.
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alflt 0rltaas 8epnblaal'.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL
PROCEEDINGS OF THE SENATE

FL rs r = l.. > = - y
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STATE OF LOTISi- IA.
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WIS. WIDOW l:erirusie annhu

drs =, L. c {. :. SAtEIStT
0o1o j'1 Il Sheriff of .he Parish OF Orl.hrs
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Joseph Hoy vs.. fhnries II. Chasc-Fif,b
District Court Tor the parish OF Orl.t,ne No

{. :. SAL WHIT.
'ieJl liJ II Sheriff of the Parish OF Or1.ans
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{: :. G'~<E
CASH. EsesiR Of the ;s.ris. OF o. SIC 81.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-04-21
SHERlFFS LICENSE NOTICE.
To Merchants, Trad
ers. and Others.

4 Ii. persons and bodies corporate or poIitic,
II IN Charles County. who are or shall be ex-
ercising or pursuing any business, or shall be
doing any act or thing, or shall be in the occu-
patton of any house or place for the purpose for
which license is made necessary by the laws
Of Maryland, are hereby warned to obtain Ii
cense, or rene,c the same,
On or before the FIRST day Of MAY,
1871.
under the penalties prescribed by said laws for
the infraction thereof.
Those interested are notified of the following 6
re quirements of the License Law:
Traders License The amount to be paid by
traders for license (tbe amount Of stock at the
principal season Of sale to be given under oath)
is as follows: If the applicants stock in trade
does not exceed
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-04-21
gelerteh Miscellauy.
T W O WON E n.
BY LorT1E BROWN.


Victoria Rossitur leaned down from the
saddle and held ber gloved hand conde.
scendingly towards Stephen Lincoln, with
a smile that displayed to the fullest extent
every one of her dazzling white teeth,
saying:
''You will be there tonight"
"Will you p
Certainly I SHALL"
Then l would not miss it for worlds.
You will give me the first dance7"
"Yes
And then she rode away, her elegant
habit falling over the shining side of the
handsome horse, her hair and the droop-
ing feather from her odd hat floating back
in the air, like dark pennon. and Ste
phen Lincoln stood like statue until the
purple haze in the distance swallowed up
the beautiful vision.
What fool he is - said Ferd Favor,
lashing the tops Of dwarf rosebush that
grew near the piazza of the hotel.
"Whyl' drawled his chum, Mat El-
lingwood ''She is the handsomest wo-
man I ever saw, and would fascinate a
Sultan
"You are as big fool as Steve p
"And why, pray, is the man fool ?
Do you call man fool for admiring, or
even falling in love with the most beauti-
full woman in the countryf'
II do, when that woman is the artful
designing hypocrite that I know Vic Ros-
situr to be. He ought to know her. He
met her year ago. when he was in law
Office studying. copying, doing drudgery.
for aught know, and she nevor took
the trouble to recognize him on occasion
of their second meeting. Now, because
old Lincoln, his miser of an uncle, has had
the grace to die and leave him all his pro-
perty. our fair Vic remembers distinctly
that she has seen Mr.. Stephen Lincoln
before. and forthwith shows her white
teeth and gives him her first Dances
And he, one Of the noblest fellows that
ever drew breath, believes her an angel.
He will find out his mistake"
How"
Il will help him."
The object of their conversation having
watched his enchantress out of sight, now
came up and checked them. Verify this
man was one Of Natures noblemen! His
face-with its rich healthful color undim.
med by dissipation, his deep dark eyes
with just glimmer Of love-light illumi.
mating them. bis smiling. lovable mouth
and decisive chin-had touched the hea ri
of many woman. even in his days Of
poverty, and now that he was rich, nc
wonder that even Vic Rossitur, acknowl.
edged queen of beauty and fashion. will.
ingly bowed her proud head and smiled
her sweetest.
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gelerten Nuetry.
IN THE MISSION GARDEN-(1ses.)


BY BRET HARrE.
FATHER FELIPE.
I speak not the English well, but Pachita
She speak for me is it not so, my Pancha?
En- little rogue? Come salute me the stranger
Americana.
Sir, in my country we say, "Where the heart il
stand? Sol
Pardon an old man-what you call "ol fogy"-.
Padre Felipe!
Old, Senior, old just so old as the Mission.
You see that pear tree? How old you think,
Senor?
Fifteen year? Twenty? All, Senior, just fifty
Gone since plant him
You like the wine? 1t is some at the Mission,
Made from the grape of the year Eighteen Hun.
dred,
All the same time when the earthquake be came
San Juan Bautista
But Pancha is twelve, and she is the rose-tree;
And am the olive, and this is the garden,
And Pancha we say; but her name is Francisco,
Same like her mother.
Eh, you knew herr No? All! it is story
But speak not, like Pachita, the English,
So? FL try, you will sit here beside me,
And shall not laugh, eh!
When the American came to the Mission
Many arrive to the house of Francisco
One-he was fine mamie buy the cattle
Of Jose Castro.
So he came much, and Francisco she saw him;
And it was Love-and it very dry season.
And the pears bake on the tree-and the rain
come,
But not Francisco;
Not for one year; and one night have walk
much
Under the olive-tree, when comes Francisco
Comes to me here, with her child, this Fran
Under the olive-tree.
Sir, it was ad...but speak not the English
so?...she stay here, and she wait for her hus-
band.
He come no more, and she sleep on the hillside;
There stands Pachita.
All, there's the Angelus. Will you enter?
Or shall you walk in the garden with Pancha?
Go, little e-sit-attend to the stranger.
Adios, Senor.
pAcHirA (briskly).
So, he's been telling that yarn about mother !
Bless you, he tells it to every stranger,
Folks about yer say the old mans my father.
" iast dlDkr1sgue epiaion2
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two sides BY an old grapevine. and it wal
. well known retreat for lovers. As they
neared it, Vic drew back and: held Ferd
firmly. l ea r. q
That quiet-faced girl. Ray Verne, VI,
sitting there, crotcheting .gayly y-cclofed
mass of worsted into some inconceiyable
thing. and Stephen Lincoln's hand Ma,
resting for the moment on her head. .esa i
How busy you are. darling. Are
these fingers never weary :" be asked.
''This is not work. This il play"
'You make play of everything. All.
pet. there are so few. ike you in the
world" -,
There was no earthly reason Why he
should have kissed her just then. but be
did. with an at-home air that was an evil
dence that it was not for the FIRST time /;
and Ray only flushed little. snd locked
prettier and happier than before. -
why did you bring me here r asked
Vic. with bitterness. "a. Is 81. s.4.
Ferd laughed little: .,
ITO show you that al men are not
fools, and that there are other women 10
the world besides yourself" : 9eA
us this all you wished 70 say f's''' :
''Yes. Isn't It enough r
Eyes. quite."' s ,e-a 10
She never forgive him. for, said she.
''Had it not been for him, I might have
been in Stephen Liacoln's carriage to-day.
instead of that bread and butter Ray
Verne" Hs1t
1t might have been 90, but Heaven or
Ferd Favor mercifully ordered it other
wise. to the lifelong happiness Of Stephen
Lincoln and bis wife Ray. 7..
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The prisoner WAS .cquitsed.

HoMB CHEsRfuENsss. Many . child
goes astrsy, not because there ID . Want
of prayer or virtue at homo, but simply
because home lacks sunshine. A child
needs smiles ss much - flowers needs suns
beams. Children look little beyond the
present moment, Ifa thing displesses.
they are prone to avoid it. If home Is
the place whore faces ara sour and words
harsh, and 4suhfndi6e 'is-svsf in the A.
cendant. they will spend ssimany hdnrs
as possible elsewhere. Isalet, every father
and mother. then. try 70 be happy Let
them look happy. Let them talk % tbei5
children, especially the little, ones ibspsh
q way Is to make them happy, ee
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-04-21
Home Made ssperphesphate Of LinA.l
A correspendentiiu the Cosntsy Gess

l
densGn, M1itessf s.i4ss9s a f@t sla .a,itsy
: To make supeflphosphate Of limG I
take 500 pd1nds,of bone and 1 Is Of siitolo
My bones I take to. - pine block and cut
them up suslls. They doa't,Ayss.much
when ! use pioe. I,psts th4m in . pile
and let them heat and dry. Then I takd
10 large fagstone and put,a frame aroupA
|it. Then get boulder with. . fat bot,
tom, fasten . ring 70 i, have rope s6d
pole, and let them work like we'll sweep.
The frame around the dag keeps tie bones
from flying Of when the stone strikes them.
I put my bones into q large kettls witf
twelve pals of water. and boil them ~
hourssa I have q large,box msde of plsnk
and put my bones into it and then .ths
vitrol. .Lkeep. them we'll stirred Whsa
they are hot. dry off With dry easth.tck
don't dry with ashes-they are not good
to mix with phosphate. I sell 1000
bushels 4 year. A glass company takes
almost all my dried ashes g my place,
paying q cents 2 lbnshel. sopnaing meg
,SUE0. ... - n =.
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