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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-31
SHERIFFS SALES.
Andrew Leonard VS.. Walter HenrOI

Andrew Leonard vs.. Walter HenrOn.
TIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
H OF Orleans, No. 35C6.-By virtue of writ of
tacias TO directed by the honorable the
Fifth District Court for the parish of Orleans
in the above entitled cause viii proceed to sell at
public auction at the Merchants and AuCtiOneerS
Exchange Royal s'r-et between Canal and Gus
tOmhOuse streets in thO Second District of this
city on SATURDAY, August a. 1872 at twelve
O'Clock NJ. the following described property, to
wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GBOUND, together with
all the buildings and improvements thereon, stu
aed in the First District of this city in the square
bounded by Johnson, PIieur, Common and PALMYRA
streets, which said lot of ground is designated by
the number seventeen in square number twenty
nine as per plan of Joseph Pile, late surveyor, on
the first of May l84O and deposited in the Office of
D. L. McCay, late notary public in this city; said
lot forms the corner OF PALMYRA and johnson
streets, and measures, in American measure,
twenty seven feet seven lines front on Palmyra
street by one hundred ana two fe' eight inches
two lines in depth, between parallel lines, and
front johnson street; and was acquired by said
Walter Heffr,n defendant herein from the heirs
Mcdonald, by act passed before A. E. BieLVenu,
rotary public in this city on the eighteenth day of
June, 1870.
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot
C. s. SAUVINET,
ar1E sheriff of tho Dar1sh Of Orleans
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REGULAR MEETING.

CRY HALL, NEW ORLEANS,
Tuesday, July 80, 1872 }
The Council met in regular session at
noon, Mayor Benz. f. Flanders presiding
There were present at roll call Admins
traitors John Cockrem Improvements),
L. T. Delassize tWaterwOrks and Public
Buildings), F. c. Remick tCOmmerce),
James Lewis (PoIee), John S. Walton lFi-
nanee), and H. Bonzano (Assessments).
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iv3l au16 81 sheriff of tho parish Of Orleans

William A. Hyde vs.. Valentine ROthang.
EOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
e of Orleans No. 81, l94.-By virtue of writ Of
tieri facias to me directed by the honorable the
Fourth District Court for the parish Of Or.
leans, in the above entitled cause, l Will
proceed to sell at public auction, on the
premises hereinafter designated, on MONDAY,
August r. l572 at five o'clock P. NJ, the folio wing
described proper ty TO wit
THE MARINE WAYS, for raising vessels, situated
on Old Canal Lear Galvez street, in the Second
District of this city.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot
G. s. SAUVINBT.
ir9I au6 II Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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iy23 D. au3 Sheriff Of the Parish Of orleans.
Mike Prosper ". AugusIin Maurice ano

Mike Prosper Vs. AuEusiln maurice ana
Mrs. r. Jason and her husband Mrs Marie
Augustine GIesnard, wife OF TheOphiIe JASON.
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
Il Of Orleans No. 3),l7J.-By virtue Of a writ
Of fcr taCias to me directed by the hon
orable the Fourth District Court for the par
ISL OF Orleans, in the above entitled cause,
viii proceed to sell at public auction, at the st.
Louis auction Exchange, in the basement r0tuHda
Of the ST. Louis Hotel ST. Louis street, be- "rzn
Chartres and ROYAL streets, in the Second District
Of this city on FRIDAY, Angus 9, 1872, az twelve
O'Clock ~, the following described property 70
wit
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
Third District Of this city in the square cOmpr7fn
within Music, Love, Goodchildren and Ensh,,n
streets measuring about thirty feet front o.
Music street BIZ sixty feet in depth, between equal
and parallel lines together with all the buildings
and Improvements thereon, as wi more iu.ly APP
pear bv Iefcr5Lce 10 an act passed before P f. la
resolve late notary public ia Jhis city dated July
l5 1867.
Seized in the above suit. as belonging to defend
ant 5IEs. T. Jason.
Terms-Cash on the spot. -
G. s. EAUVTNBT,
i've q aus Sheriff Of the parish Of Orleans.
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A Kansas paper tells Of en- armT OF toads
w6io5 extends three-f5u,1Ls OF a mile along
the road,
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. are al ad to notice a handsom

. are 81 ad to notice a handsome
Fovement beng erected by our
Uprising townsman, j. p. Ryan,
be way of a two-story workshop
be rear of his present building.
will make the entire length of
present building a salesroom and
carry on manufacturing in the
in the rear, having all the latest
|roved machinery, he will do all
of work in the timers line in
very best of style. Ryan is an
erprising fellow, and has one Of
best stocks of hardware, tin
b, stoves, and in fact everything
you can mention in a store Of
kind.
he ladies are especially favored
dr. Ryan in the selection of biz
X, having tie greatest regard
supplying all kind of convent.
be connected with the culinary
table departments of the dOmes
life.
Ne are sorry that We have no
Fe such enterprising citizens thai
have.
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va 60 si atls siua muat
Cd IH II pfemilas ,saflaInfh.
an His Fa.r ra Or
assnif fsaisrri o. re Ias dsy y
iha Fa.fani ihs affna stsfs r,uIi
e ialsd iaadaswnf oalams fam
fa' TenefaI report a. na u Us
mistake having tssa msds va wiH
gladly sarrset h hsfmn,r
TIE premiums wl h. ready isf
delivery IN iho ssri ninety day,
The Pair vss a pseuniafy sueess. 10
ths Association The total receipts
Will be near ~ 800 The Executive
Committed tailed to offer any Pre-.
MUM the last Fair for cotton rai.el
IN the county Wesupposs thi, was
80 oversight, as this important agri
c iltural produc, certainly would NO,
be without encouragement from an
Agricultural Association whi.h has
for its object the encouragement Of
theiarmiag resources OF our country.
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aeLse1Ac
Ihf 'sr store e NJ cornrF u
~ ssl aaa FfsHi iftra

htfss TsgarH Cay Lag5
maral iaia their rrsii tsw l1 ln7
go ihs elfaaf ~ Ffanf 4ri grtas.
slrso's-ths la store 3 fs stf.
iha hffeif. In isf BOZ ia shfl-
-0uil Too u8misf |s $50 Fmni
street. sHl ftfHn.lt ll.a afalr Gar.
geo % clafiu sffasi. isa Lrnifsl
ani thiry.iao feet. itls I've 80.
RE hlrh on Clinton street.. having
two large cellars Toto tie loWor
one WaE9ns ahd cafis can f1.l sItb
Their lDala. aud be- 81 schafEsi under
The great elevators whIrh hoist
whole loads n goods up tao. NJ
three, Or four stories " once. The
lower apartments ars devoted o.
heavy groceries. mosi.. sugars. etc.
On the main door there is The great
est variety Of supplies 10 BE- found
10 any iirst-class house, all sorts Il
supplies iur planter. and county
groccrs. Upstairs there is the cot
ton office, and above is the whisky
loft, where fifteen hundred barrels
OF liquor may be safely slowed away.
Into this immense store one can
stow a million dollars worth Of grcs
ceries with the greatest Of ease. At
the back OF the ground,hoor (main-
floor there is a large space parti-
toned of tor an office, which will be
enough to aecommo.
date twenty clerks. Everything
shows that Messrs. Fsrgason 4.
Clay are prepared to continue their
extensive business, and even extend
the same. We notice that Gayoso
street is getting graded down to
Clinton. This will be an additional
to the firm. The bluff in the
rear is also to be removed shortly,
which will give a clear sweep up
aud down the levee to the vehicles
that may want to load or unload at
Fargason & Clay's.
We clip the above notice of the
removal Of one of the leading firms
of Memphis into their new quarters
from the Memphis Appeal,
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Good Rules for Emergencies.

Professor Wilder, of Cornell Uni.
versity, gives these short rules ofac.
ton in case of accident. 1t would
not be a bad thing to cut them out
and carry them in ones pocket
book, or better yet, commit them to
memory.
For dust in the ears avoid rub,
bling; dash water into them; remove
cinders, ETC., with the round point
of lead pencil.
Remove insects from the ear by
tepid water; never pat a hard instru,
ment into your ear.
If an artery is cut compress above
The wound; if a vein is cut compress;
below.
If clicked get upon all tours and
cough.
Smother a fire with carpets, etc,
water will often spread burning oil
aud increase danger. Before passing
through smoke, take a full breath
aud then stoop low; but it carbonic
is suspected, walk erect.
Suck poisoned wounds, unless
your mouth is sore, enlarge the
wound, or cut out the rart without
delay; hold the wounded part as Ioug
as can be borne to a hot coal, or the
end Of a cigar.
In case of poisoning, excite vom,
iting by tickling the throat, by warn
water and mustard.
For acid poisons give alkqlies; for
alkaline poisons give acids white
ofan egg is good in most cases.
For apoplexy, raise the head ant
body; for iainting, lie flat.
If in the water, float on the back
with the lose and mouth projecting
For slight burns, dip the part il
cold water, if the skin is destroyed
cover with varnish.
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The following are the remainder
of premiums awarded at the late
Sardis Fair, which we failed to re-
ceive in time to embody in the list OF
awards printed on our fourth page
Best boar, l year old and over, w.
II. Walker.
Second best boar, one year old
and over; VIM. Crawley.
Best boar 6 months old and un-
der one year, W. H. Walker.
Second best boar 6 months old
and under l year, Stephen Jones.
Best SOW l year old and over, W.
A. Raines.
Bes SOW 6 months old and under
l year, W. II. Walker.
Second best SOW 6 months old and
under | year, Stephen Jones.
Best pair shoats 3 months old and
under b, W. W. Miller.
Best and second best park hogs,
W. W. Miller.
Best pair pigs under 8 months,
W. A. Raines.
Best eve lamb, H. p. Smith.
Best eve, same.
Best buck, same.
Best five head sheep, same.
Best buggy horse, W. G. Nelms,
Best pain buggy horses or mares.
Miles w. Wilbourn.
Best saddle horse, stallion, mare
or gelding, J. g. Brady.
Best lady equestrian, Miss Mollie
Garrett. -
Tournament, Z. B. Garrett.
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n

MITCHELL HARRISON.-At the resi-
dence of Judge 0rville Harrison in Pamela, on
Tuesday, October %, 1872, at 10 o%'clocs, by
Rev. J. W. Bates, Mr.. U. B. Mitchell and Miss
Ellen Harrison.
We tender the happy pair our congratula-
tons, and hope them much happiness in their
newly assumed state-and acknowledge our
selves indebted for the most generous remem-
brance of the printers fee; but, as we, and q
number OF friends quafed the flowing wine,
wished long life to the happy pair.
CARLT0N-PETWAY.-At the Methodist
Church, in this place, on Thursday evening,
Oath inst, at I o'clock, by the Rev. DR..
F. S. Petway, Mr.. J. S. Carlton and Miss Leilah
A. Petway, all of this place.
Again are we called upon as the chroniclel
of passing events to notice the joining together
in the holy state of marriage, two Of our per
sonal friends, and to bid them God-speed il
tn cir most righteous journey over the drear.
plains of life fndidg happiness and the ful
ness of joy in each others companionship. W,
feel that in this union there is much to encour
age both of our young friends in the discharg
Of the responsible duties that devolye upol
them, and we believe there is no couple in tn
community who has the warmer sympathy an
goodwill of our people and ourselves, and al
Join in wishing them an abundant store Of tn
toys of this earth and the blessing beyond
Butler Carlton has been raised in our mids
and his faithful discharge of duty as q either
a friend and associate has won for him tn
highest respect of all, and in the bright smile
of his charming bride he will ever find en-
couragement to continue in his marked cares
of well doing.
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The Board Of school Director.
had a meeting on Monday last, as
will be seen by their published pro-
ceedings. They determined to open
the public schools on the first oil
January next, to be kept open SO
long as the finances Of the county
will permit.
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COTTON MARKET.

We furnish below the quotations Of prices Of
cotton corrected weekly by $. H. Gunter,
wholesale and retail dealer in dry goods end
groceries.
The quotations are Of the market on Fri
day, the 18th;
.Hsc York .Usrksf.
Cotton -Middling l9sc.
Lfssrpeei .Msrks.
Cotton-middling ssa9bd.
JHsmphss JeSrka.
Cotten-middling 1Slalslc low middling
1sta1slc.
gsrAts MARKET.
Co,ton-middling 1saa1sic low middling
~lstalSlc. Market firm.
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Fs understand that the young la
and gentleman who gave the
|es of concerts here during the
to aid in the completion of the
|'copal Church, now in process
construction, will give, if sufficient
buragement is shown, a concert
|ut every two weeks, for the same
babls purpose, until the Christ
holidays, aud every night during
holidays. The price of admis-
we understand, will be only
nty-tive cents. Surely, no one
begrudge this small sum tor a
SAINT evenings entertainment
for such an object.
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WoRsHAM HousE.-This popular
hotel is still the favorite resort of all
Mississippians who visit Memphis,
and under the proprietorship of
Messrs. White & Cox has been
brought to a high state of perfec>
ton, and is well supplied with all
the modern improvements in hotel
keeping. The fare is excellent, and
the viands set before the "hungry
soul' would delight the most exact
ing epicure. The rooms are we'll
ventilated and furnished with every
convenience, so that at the Worsham
one can always depend upon being
well cared or.--[Water Valley Cen
trial.
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THE AGES
Life-SiZe Portraits.

The Golden Age has published o beautiful
portrait of Hon. HORACE GREELEY, life
size. head and bust, executed in fine lithJ-
graphic style, suitable for angling on the wall
of a parlor, or library, or club. room. The
original was a photograph from life, taken by
Pearsall, 10 Brooklyn, drawn on stone by Ba-
ker, of Boston, and Autographed by Armstrong
of that city. The head is exactly the size of
life, showing how big the brain must be that
dwells within it. The coat 10 of black broad
cloth, such as Mr.. Greeley generally wears.
The picture is thoroughly characteristic Of the
man, aud an admirable success-especially
gratifying to Mr.. Greeley's intimate friends.
The success which has attended the Golden
Ages portrait of Mr.. Greeley has prompted us
TO follow this admirable and popular picture
with a companion-likeness of Hon. CHARLES
SUMNER. This new autograph will be an
engraving as success sful and popular as the
old. The original is a photograph selected by
Mr.. Sumner himself The !itbograrhic copies,
printed on thick white paper, will 70 safely
through the post-ofhce, each wrapped carefully
on a roller. The postage will be paid by the
Golden Age. These works Of art (size 24I3o,
price 81 each have been executed under the
superintendence of Mr.. Tiltcn, and are the best
Lithographic LikeAesses of Messrs. Greeley and
| Sumner ever made. Every new subscriber for
six months, or every old subscriber renewing
for elk months, will receive lat his option
either the portrait Of Mr.. Greeley or Of Mr.
Sumner. Every new subscriber for one year
or every old subscriber renewing for one year
will receive both these valuable pictures. The
subscription for half a year Is S1.5G for Q
whole year SO. The pictures themselves ars
more than worth this monev. Address
GEO. W. STEWAT, Agent,
Batesville, Miss.
Or The GoLDEs ACE, boz 2848,
oc26 I'm New York City.
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We invite the attention of our
to the advertisement Of Capt.
J. D. Powell, Of BatesviIls. He is
lns Of the most enterprisiug business
ben in our county, and if parties
bill only give him a showing he
show them he has one of the
est stocks of goods in his place,
that he can sell them as cheap
J any honorable competitor. Capt.
stock of goods is complete.
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Important to Planters.

We give place 10 the following letter entire
believing that Capt. Wilbourn's letter would
be more explicit than anything we could
write:
WILLtsToN, Fayette Co, Tenn, Oct. 10, ~
Major Freeman Randolph, Sardis, Miss;
You will please notify the citizens and farm
ers generally. through the columns of your pa
per, that I will be in Sardis, Miss, the two
last days of the Fair, and at Pleasant Mount
the Saturday following, and will be prepared
to take orders for emigrants and %laborers,
cooks and nurses. | expect 10 start to East
Tennessee about the first of November.
think that | can supply the people, without any
doubt, with all thev may need. Let every
man take some interest in this labor. The
man that stands back and expects to steal hi;
friend and neighbour labor will be disappoint-
ed. Those fellows are not 10 be bought with
a oribe. II is the duty of every farmer. YOU
lands and property will increase in value. The
farmer will be no longer dependent on the col
ored gentlemen of the day; our once loved ant
prosperous country will once more be happl
and prosperous. Success to the Fair, and ma,
luck ever attend my Pamela friends.
Respectfully, your friend
j. G. WILBouRS.
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An Act to Amend the Revenue Laws
and for ether purposes, Approved
April 9Th, 1872.

SECTION ]. BE II enacted by the Legislature
of the State Of Mississippi, That the tar col
lectors Of the several counties In this State
shall, on the First Monday Of December in
each year, return iato the Office Of the Clerk
Of the Board of Supervisors Of their respective
counties, a list Of the lands in their several
counties, delinquent for any tax which such
collectors are, or may be required to collect,
and The person or persons to whom each tract
or lot may he assessed, showing whether ouch
person OF persons are residents or non-residcnts
Of the county, aud If non-residents, the place
Of their residence, according to the best Of his
knowledge, information or belief, and the total
amount Of The several taxes aforesaid against
each tract, which list shall be verified by aft
dayit; and II any Tax Collector shall fail,
through negligence or incompetcncy Of him
self or any deputy, to return such list at the
time and manner here required, or shall make
any false return 10 respect TO such delinquent
lands, he shall be deemed guilty of a felony,
and on conviction, removed from ofics and
imprisoned in the State Penitentiary for u
term Of not less than one year aad be and
the %sureties on his bond shall be liable thereon
for the whole amount Of such delinquent taxes,
and for all damages which the State or county
or any private person may sustain thereby.
sepl4-2m
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DIVINE SKRylcE-There will be
service 10 the Christian
Church on the first Sunday in No
bsmber, at 8 O'Clock, ?. NJ, by Rev.
". Casksy. tW
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The bsss paying eouaiy Paper d
ossssi Mississippi h nos saael
q, ssls 81 very fslsorahls price
nj. doing = Zoe boz na bee 3
S.od circulation, feesivss e stlsni
ss.l ssd lgraw advert agpairsn.
.s., shi IL A. desirable a iaier o.
.ksrs Il Il the state. POE further
|lssorus.iou, address ibs Editor o.
lbs paper.
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The Mississippi. and Tennessee
hilroad are selling round trip tickets
bm the different stations to Mem
lis and to the Industrial EXPOSE
bn for half the regular price. Par
p taking advantage of the half
ts must have their tickets stamped
the office of the Secretary OF the
|lustrial Exposition in Memphis
be good for return.
7Iha attractions at the Exposition
: very great, and it will pay every
! to pay a visit to the Bluff City
fbin the next three weeks.
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(tenti0n, Citizens Of CORTLAND.

kEMAN RANDOLPH, ESQ.
Feast notify through your paper
| will be at CORTLAND on the
and Goth Of November, to re-
Q taxes, and that | hope all tax
ers will meet me promptly, as
books will certainly be closed on
last day Of November, as re-
ted by law.
Truly yours,
u. 0zANyE, Sheriff.
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The Methodist Church are con-
betting a series of religious exer-
|ses in the town in an effort to re-
I've the cause of Jesus Christ in our
|idst, and to bring sinners from out
bsir hardness Of heart unto repent
bee, We wish them much success
] the good cause.
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There will be presiding q, the
Roman Catholic Church IN ssplis,
% Sunday, the 81 u November.
|rsxi.
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We acknowledge our indebted
lee to Mr. Kendall Stratton for a
|ps sample Of brandy peaches, en-
bred at the late Sardis Far.
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NJ Ar'r, Liniu hs ssHlsfni .sst
20 af 90 rsiH ffufsrs frHeH nIse aHi u.
afaff f tf lff s wsn Z tlftlrf Ha
sumr tsrH tHua ~ 10 ~ aamants
from Hsi sHsei BIZ rlarns raiat io fhs
more f-sslfl wrffs rfs a'ssys hs rs
ieyrl asi almost HssTf sHf.i 81 thif rs ser
iul fmelf i pom rE wsn uf imrit
astonishing W. hsas kpowh class where
there were lesH SEATED fai0s vhi.h sr.mai 20
be- i0 be- Inrs iile'l-ihr ii1.mrat boa re-
level ssi .8rsl ihsm even before ihc h.'l'a
wts eafsel i0sr che appi st1n 40 ouiiutty
rui wll heal clean sHA tliek without fsiss
ing % suppHrhHnr Burns are cured ins ilf
without pain of trouble even COINS ,re s1H-
suel. and ihe careful use of thr Imminent with
proper preeauton Iu regard 10 the easy 90 o.
shoes, will cause them 90 leave. A spraiu is
nowhere after The Imminent j. applied once or
twice. Males hurt daring plowing ase IRE
quently cured between suns 20 they travel
well the next day; In fact, for a stock linz
ment, Il has not he equal.
We hope every farmer, every mechanic,
every citizen. every housekeepcr will give the
Magic Arnica Linimeut Of Mansfield 4 lligbee
a trial. For sale avery where.
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liisE IN CoTroN SEED. - The
Rthern Oil Company, Memphis,
k,n., are paying s12 per ton for
Ton seed, delivered in Memphis.
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II you have not registered you
should DO 80 on the days appointed
before the election.
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No would call the SPECIAL atten-
| of our citizens to the notice Of
lay mules, by w. D. sIedge,
bo, Miss. The mules estrayed
b the farm of Mrs. Brown, four
100 north of springport, and any
Isou who can give Information
csrning the mules should do so.