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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-07
A GRAND CONDESCENsION.

The calico organ thinks the people
ought TO be overwhelmingly compliment
ed, that 1.-The merchants, lawyers and
leading men are turning out to meet
with them in their clubs. Wonderful .
Who are these merchants and leading
men, that the working people should feel
proud Of their association? Are they any
better than anybody else? Are they not
made of the same flesh and blood: The
insufferable snobbishness which the tone
and language Of the Picayttne implies is
an insult to every honest laboring man in
the State. 1t says il effect, that We (the
230)-one Of whom is selling goods on
the money Jonas French robbed from the
people OF New Orleans when he was pro-
yost marshal here-that We, the merchant
princes and rich bankers. stoop to the
level Of the laboring man, and associate
with him, that he may be induced to vote
for the men we shall put up for office.
To read the half crazy and thoroughly
cratic editorials of the Billy Bowlegs
Picay,l7ae, one almost expects to see the
concluding announcement, Me big chief,
heep 1niun, too much.
The lo9ician Of the Times, in his haste
to intrpose his sophistry between our
assault and TIE Bee, has forgotten his cum
ming, and suffered himself to fall into a
slough. Says our disciple of Mr. Hedge:
According to the constitution, the Gov
ernor has no more power to prevent the ex-
ecution OF a courts judgment for contempt
than he has to enter a decree of nullity in a
civil case after jury has pronounced upon
it, and judgment has been affirmed by the
presiding Judge.
Can not q pardon issue before execution
of sentence? How is it in the case of a
person convicted and sentenced for muir
der? Is there any difference in principle
between a pardon issued to a murderer ten
days after sentence and a pardon issued in
a case of contempt ten minutes after SEN
tence: A pardon issued before or stimuli
tal1eously with sentence might be open to
question, but after sentence has been pro-
nounced. the interposition of the pardon
ing power can not be deemed irregular in
itself.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-07

OF THE CONDITION
MUTUAL NATIONAL BANK
NEW ORLEANS
In the State Of Louisiana.
At the Close OF Business, February d. 1872.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-07

AS Mr. Casey could not be elected by
the Republicans to any Office in the State,
as he has never received the compliment
even of nomination, as he has never de-
veloped strength enough to be suggested
for responsible nomination, even with
his immense patronage to assist his ambl-
ton in that direction, is it not very vio-
lent suspicion that the authorities at Wash
ington have raised, that he is the moving
power of the Republican party in Louis
lana? On the contrary, as Governor War
moth has been selected as the leader of
the Republicans in this State from the
time they sent him as delegate to Chi
cago until they sustained him in his fight
against the combined strength of the dis
affected Republicans and the Democrats,
is it not an easy conclusion that he is the
leader of the party in Louisiana? If men are
to be counted as strong by virtue of their
defeats, Mr.. Casey is veritable Samson;
if other menare to be deprecated as weak
by virtue of their victories, then Governor
Warmoth is mere wisp of straw, for he
has won almost as many political battles
as Casey has suffered defeats.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-07

judges, and any contempt or opposition
that may be manifested toward an order
OF the judge is a contempt or opposition
manifested toward the people themselves,
through their agent, which the pardoning
power of the Governor is sufficient to dis
charge. If Mr.. Cooley will think less of
himself and more of his agency, he will
commit fewer sins against the oath he took
when he put on the habit of Judge The
same power that put him in subordinate
position exercised its judgment to put the
Governor III higher office; and the same
law that clothes him with the power TO
punish invests his superior with the right
to relieve. This was done to prevent in
Justice at the hands of such subordinates
as Judge Cooley, and the result has de-
monstrated that the people had their
senses about them when they invented and
perfected the pardOning power
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-07

The firemen, the other night, serenaded
the Picayre. They didn't really mean
anything by it.; but it 50 excited our
'calico' contemporary that it attempted to
quote the following verse of the Mar
seillaise =
Shall hateful grants mischief breeding
Shall hireling hearts ruffian band
Alright and desolate land
While peace and liberty lie bleeding
But it got mixed up (too much enthu.
siasm doubtless), and could only utter:
Shall demagogues in calico papers.
Shall hrelings i'll a five cent press
Attempt good people to caress!
And by the yard stick cut tn cir capers
Like bOmbazine or satinet
But the fremen answered it-"No sir Won bet"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-07
REDMOND Is. MANNION.

So..' .'......CafOndeIPt street %
NEW ORLEANS
Issues Travellers Letters of Credit
Messrs. n. NJ. ROthschild ( Sons Londo..
Messrs. de Rothschild Brothers, Paris:
Messrs = NJ de Rothschild, Vienna:
IA III - ~, a. ue notnschlid Sous, Frankfort
al" ia '0eh eoitespouuents. .e34m2p
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-07

NEW ORLEANS. MARCH =, 1872.
The Placer herald., 1872-10-05
A YOUNG WIFE'S EXPERIENCE.

WAS burrying around the house one
morning, doing up my extra Saturday work
as quickly as possible that | might sit down
with Heny, who was kept home by vio-
lent storm, when suddenly l heard Henry
call me from the sitting-room. found him
looking as had never seen him before, and
Aunt Minerva rather abashed. Henry drew
me down on the lounge by him, and putting
his arm around me, said, "Now, Aunt Mi
nerva, please repeat what You have just said
to me-" She tried to speak, but the words
refused to come. She was such picture Of
confusion that | felt really sorry for her. Al
length finding that she could not or would
not speak, Henry turned to me and said :
"Annie, Aunt Minerva has been telling me
that YOU are so extravagant in your cooking
and some othe. ways that you will soon ex-
haust my means. And this is not the frs
time she has complained of you in this under
handed way. nave never replied, thinking
HAT she would perceive from my manner
;l,at | would not attend to such talk; bu
the last time that it occurred resolved that
The next time would call you in directly.
And then turning to Aunt Minerva, he
went on: "Whatcver fault vou have to find
to Annie hcre,fter must he done in her pres
ence She and are both young, and make
no profession of perfection. We are faulty,
and are together striving against our defects
But have confidence in Anl!c's judgment,
and do not think she will 20 far asiray in
housekeeping matters. She may feel that
have the most entire trust in her in every
respect, and that will never allow any one
to even attempt to prejudice me g'inst her.
AT this stage of our first domestic storm
Aunt Minerva summoned courage to say:
" \ ell, must say you arc making great
fuss about a little III liter Of advice" Henry
replied, "It is not a little matter of advice );
the saddest case | ever knew of eslrlnge-
ment between husband and wife was brough
about by snch interference as yours. | knew
of it when quite n boy and the circumstance
made very deep impression upon my mind
The husband and wife were very good pco-
ple and truly attached to each other; but
the husband had sister of whom he was
very fond and he at length gave heed to
her jealous whisperings in regnd to his wife.
For many years they were unhappy. a
time of reconciliation and better understand
ing came, and the wife bad some yerrs Of
comparative rest and happiness before her
death, dimmed to "A great extent, however,
by The recollection of the undeserved mse,,
which she hld endured for so many yers
Annie cannot, Of course, expect to spend q
life free from trials, but God helping me-
she shall never suffer for want Of love
md confidence in me-" This scene hiS
drawn Henry and myself very near to each
other, and it has made me very sorry to
poor, discontentcd, shortsshtcd Aunt MI
ucrva.
The Placer herald., 1872-10-05
Copy of Notice posted on the Claim
Application for Patent to Minlng
Claim.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO WhUA
! = it may concern. that an application hHs
been made by the Cape Horn Placer Alinln;
States for patent to the following descro,"
Placer Gold Mining Claim, viz: known as 'ne
Cape Horn Placer Mining Claim, situated ~
Damascus NJ ming District, IN Placer county
State of California, being bonn ed by unocou,
pied mineral land on all sides, there beng u u
known mining claims bounding or near the s'I
claim, and more particularly described a. ~ J." q
lows, to-w.t: on surveyed land being the o. ~ = y
s. L. Il NE. = of Sc. = and s. u OF . " :
of section l2,and the n. -, NE. = OF ~, ts
and NE i Of ). u OF section l3, township 10 h1 J;
range II east. Mount Dablo base and Il eI ".i' ,%e
in the district of lands subj ct to sale a riar ,r
United States Land Nf'ce. acramento, ,air.d
mia. and confirming COO acres, and was io VOL.
by David Dodge, Charles DIown, william
lace Matthew Wallace, Jno. c. McDohaIe' aioy
Campbell, Jno. J. Barns. Henry Ciark, L ab,sr a,l,
field and John X. Cassidy on or about Dec.Iid
3d. 1860 when location was never IesV4t -
There being M mining records for sala 'orib4l u.,l
said claim being still more particularly !I annl
in the diagram posted ahd filed with saiu "fl
cation. =. thereto
All persons holding any adverse claim hefore
are hereby required to present the SAM States
the Register and Receiver of the ohi'e" ,rthin
Land Office at Sacramento, Callforn a. ,;,,a and
sixty days from the first day OF puoilSn'A0
posting hereof, , ..,.t 17th
Dated and signed al Forest Hill, nTT AugT''
1872. JOHN CAPES SCOTT.
Secretary Cape Horn Placer Mining .r,. sva
ss7 -2ml Ap''
The Placer herald., 1872-10-05
MINERAL CITATION.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,


Sacramento. Cal, August -, 1872.
TNO l.. A. GARV!N, J. SrEADNAN, JOHN
4 BRADY, JiMEs JACKsTEAp. ECGENE CALyIN
\, b. VAN AEspALI, j. A. HILL, Orro THEHE
md j. b. HENDEEsoN, and to all whom 1t may
concern:
Whereas, you filed your ali avt in the L. S
Land Office alleging the y. f. of section 2G
II township l3 north range east, to be muera
IN character, an more valuable for mining than
for agricultural purposes:
And whereas JAMES +. Cox Post Office al
lress Auburn. Cal.), did, ON the 5th day of Sep.
tcmber, A. d. 1871. file in the Register,
,f,ice OF this District his Decaratory Staten en-
claiming the same land, and m affidavit allegjn
hat ii is agricultural IN charac er, and NOR
valuable for agricultural than for mining pui-
poses:
Therefor, You will pleas take notice, thu
under anl by virtue of instructions from the
Commissioner Of the General Land Olice datco
May 9Th lG1l, We have fixed the l1th dly O
October. A. ID. 1872, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, at TIN
pilice, before the Register and Receiver, for tn
hear ng Of proofs to determina ms to the minem
or agricultural character of said lands. A; wh!ci
time and place You may appear, if you see proper.
and otter such proofs rs you may have to sus.
,aln the allegations contained in said affidavit
In witnsS whereof We have horeunto set ON
- hands and affixed the seal of tn
SEAL. office, the day and year first aboy,
NV written.
T. B, MCFARLAND,
Register.
HART FELLOWS,
Sel4-5w Receiver.
The Placer herald., 1872-10-05

ZAT TAM OysTAIR.-A good story of a well
known oyster house not far from the Broo'yi
City Hall. A Frenchman entered the res
taurint, and asked:
"Sar, You keep re raw oystair?'
ooh, yes, sir! fine fat Princes Bay"
"lres b en-"
The man opens fat one, and puts it ON p
plate before h Fra c'lman, who ey.s it some
time, and says:
"Monsieus, YOU call zis re good oystair?'
'les, sir, prime.
The t'renehman swallows Git was the first
he ever ale), opens his eyes and mouth, put
his hand ON has bread basket, and b-l-u-r-p
md up comes the oyster on the plate.
"Sacre dam, by gar!zat is re good oyster.
"You didn't put ON salt and pepper, sir.
"Ah? pardon moi!
Puts pepper aud salt upon it, swallows
md b--u-r-p! and up it comes again.
GLOW YOU tell me zat oystair bien?'
"why, sir, you must use vinegar"
"Ah? Oui! Certainement. Be-ne gar. Phi
Aud he swallows the same again, and u
it comes again on The plate.
just then gent enters.
"Give us a dozen or,w"
"Ah! my friend, you eat re raw oystar?'
cor course"
"lou call zat re good oystair?
eyes, fine fat one.
"Ah! yon link zis good oystair, suppose
YOU eat him!'
"Wi'h pleasure, sir, and the gent gave
ita dart of pepper sauce and bolted it.
The Mortified opener stood asape; he didn'r
mind "sawiug" Frenchmmn, but an olo
customer was another thing.
The Frenchman turned on his heel.
"Ah, my frien, z.t my be re good oys-
tlir; no like. | swallow zat oystair tree
times, and"
B.l-u-r-p! came the oyster, and the French
man danced with delight
"Ah, Monsieur! ztt tam oystair no good
for stay swallow; bad oystair, oui, certaine-
ment
The gent, spcechess with horror, ran t,
The bar, and seizing the brandy decanrer
swallowed about half "A pint and mzzled
The Placer herald., 1872-10-05
MINERAL CITATION.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
Sacramento, Cal Sept. 9Th, 1872.
WHEREAS on TIE TENTH DAY or
w June 1871, the plat Of township "A north.
range east, was filed n the [ 5. l. n Office at
Sacramento, Cal, and by Commissioners lettp
lated December "a. 1871, the :. - Of :. W. d
If section 2G, and tha =. j. 4 of Section 36, in
township II north, range 8 east is to be treated
rs mineral in Character, and more valuable for
mining than for Agricultural purposes until thC
contrary Is proYel after due notice.
And whereas. BERRY Cox and JONI RtGsDAIE,
Post Office address, Grass Valley, Cal) did on
the 22l day of July, \. d., 1871, andthe ABB IN,
IF April 1872 file in the Registers Office of tha
district their Dcclaratory Statements ciamu'
the same land, alleging that it is agricultural in
character, and more valuable for agrcu tura
,hln for mining purposes:
Therefore yon will please take notice, thai
under and by viJtue of instructions from tho
Commissioner of the General Land Office, datcO
May 9th. 1871, we have fixed the 2lst day o.
October A. D. 1872, at 10 O'Clock, 4. II, at TIL.
Office, before tho Il .gqter nnl II -caiyer, for Ia
hearing cf proofs to determine rs to the miucra.
or agricultural character of said lands:
In witness whereof we have hcrppnto set o'n
hand, and affixed tn seal Of thi-
SEAL Office, the day and year FIRST aboy,
WV written.
f. b. MCFARLAND,
L sistor
HART FELLOWS,
'.ii-5w Receiver.
The Placer herald., 1872-10-05

And in accordance with law and an order of
the Board of Trustees of said company made on
the 18th day of August, 1872, so many shares OF
Zach parcel OF said stock may be necessary
Will be sold at Public Auction, in front of L..
Lobnor's store, in Colfax. ON
MONDAY, THE 7Ta DAY OF OcropER,
Mt the hour of O'Clock p. NJ. of said day, to pay
SAID delinquent assessment Thereof, together
with cost OF advertising and the expenses OF
sale. SAM. READ.
Secretary.
tOltaX, September 18th, 1872 SEQ 3V
The Placer herald., 1872-10-05
Copy Of notice posted on the Claim.)
App;ica.ion for Patent to Mining Claim.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO WHOM
y it may concern that an application har
been made by Thomas Mccall and Joseph Burn
to the Government Of the United States for .
Patent to the following described Placer Colo
Mining Claim viz: known as the 'McCal an
Burns Placer Claim" situated in Grey EaSl
Mining District in FL Dorado County State o.
California being bounded by the mining claim q
the Swiss Company on the north, and by the MN
ne clam of John Creman on the east, and on th
south and west by steep, rocky and nnoccnpleG
hillside, and more particularly described as fol
lows to wit: on surveyed land, being in the :
". !. of the n. f. \ and lot No. of tn
Y. T. \. Of section 5, township l3 north
range II east Mount Diablo base and merl
han in the district of lands subject to sale at th'
United States Land Office, Sacramento, Cal.
md containing 60 3j-l0O acres sad claim beln;
still more particularly described in the diagram
posted and filed with said application.
All persons holding any adverse claims theret'
are hereby required to present the same befor
the Register and Receiver of the United State.
Land Office at SACRAMENTO, California. within
sixty days from the first day Of publishing and
posting hereof.
Dated and signed at Sacramento, Cal, Angus
8, 1872. THOMAS MCCALL,
for himself and
JOSEPH BURNS,
Applicants.
Published August 81, 1872 [au3l2n
The Placer herald., 1872-10-05
suns WMQN2.

N the District Court Of the Fourteenth Jud 'cia
District of the State Of California, in and Ion
the County Of Placer.
GEORGE W. REANER vs. JOSEPH SEARS
FRANK sHADOR, EMANUEL BROD.
ERICK, ANTONIO DECOSTIA
and MANUEL DECONIA.
Action bron ,ht in the District Court of the 1lt
Judcal District Of the state Of California, in
and for the County Of Placer, and the com
p0int filed in said County of Placer in the
Office Of the ClerA Of sa d District Court.
Tie People of The state Of Caffrrnia Sead 0roeEao
to JDNEPH SEIEN. FR1NK SH4DOR
EMANUEL BHODERICK. ANTONIO DE,
COSTII and MANUEL DEC0NIA, Defetd-
ants:
NOU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO AP-
Il pear IN an ton brought against you by
he above nnned plaintiff in the District Court
If the Fourteenth Judicial District Of the State
If California, in and for the County of Placer.
md to answer the complaint fled therein, (acopy
oi which accompanies his summons within ten
lays exclusive OF the day of seryice) after the
service on you of this sunmOnS-if served within
his county; or If served out Of this county bnt
#thin th's judicial District. within twenty davs.
n, II served on Of said District then within
tTtN daNS-or jud 5mcut by default will be tnken
against you, according to the prayer of said
complaint
The sad action is brought to recover Judgment
against you the above named defendants) for
ne sum sum OF iourteen Hundred and Eighty dol
RrS l9l'fo0 0J}. alleged to be due from von to
ne above nam d plaintiff for water sold and de-
Wered to }on, for mining purposes, at your
PgcHi instance and request; all of which is more
'"Iy SET icF'h IN the complaint. a copy of which
accompanies tn 5 summons, and for costs of sut
ana you are her by notified that if You ;ail to
IPe'g ana M answer said complaint as above re.
luifrd' me said plaintiff will apply to the Court
'or the relief herein demanded.
Niyon under my hand and he seol Of tbo Dis.
~ trict Court of the Fourteenth Judicial
~ sEAE District of the State of California. in
= - and for the County of Placer. this 22d
ay OF June IN the year of our Lord One Thou.
sand Eight Hundred and Seyenty-two.
B. +. BURT,
10 HAMILTON N'eiA'
'"'"''" A"orney rjy1a3m
The Placer herald., 1872-10-05
Delinquent Sale Notice.

MONTANA MINING COMPANY LOCATION
OF WoRKs, ILLINoIsrowN MINING DIsrRICr
COUNTY OF PLACER, STATE OF
CALIFORNIA.
NOTlCE.--TIIERE ARE DELINQUENT
~ upon the following described Stock, on C.
count of assessment levied on the twelfth day
If August, 1872, the several amounts set oppo-
site the names of the respective Shareholders,
as follows:
The Placer herald., 1872-10-05

An old gentleman demonstrated with hi
married son, who did not live on good term.
with his wife, on the improperly of THEN
contentious, since, in the eye Of human and
livne law, they were one 81 don't know
how that may he, !" replied the young man,
but am certain that if you passed our
door when we were quarelng. you'd think
that we were at least twenty"
The Placer herald., 1872-10-05

The BIGGEsr BREa ERY IN THE World.
Tile largest brewery in the world is thai
of Barclay, Perkins q Co., London. The,
Use anu,lly $4,000 bales OF hops, and max,
over l GOO 600 barrels of ale. Their place
covers twelve acres in the heart of London
for which they recently refused the sum Of
$40 100000, or 81 ,750, 900 per acre
Barclay, Perkins & Co., use 5000 pound,
of hops and 12,500 bushels of malt daily
They make l, $50 barrels of beer at brew
ing Their porter is slowed in 172 hrg,
tubs, each holding from 1,500 to 5000
barrels. Talk abont big barrels. Why, the,
have seven casks, called the "seven sisters,
which holds 5000 barrels each. They are
80 feet high and 30 feet in diameter Then
draft horses are the marvel of all London
They have 1862 of the splendid ninetecnland
horses, worth 500 apiece. They are SC
heavy as TO wear ont an inch thick horse
shoe once in two weeks.
The Placer herald., 1872-10-05
Estate of HENRY MYERS. deceased

Estate of HENRY MYERS, deceased.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
~ undersigned, administrator of the above
named estate, to the creditors Of and all persons
having claims against the estate of Henry Myers.
cea ed, to exhibit the same with the necessary
GU 'ners, within ten months from the frst pub
nc It on OF tins notice to the undersigned at For
est Hill, County of Placer
JEFFERSON LOCKHART
Administrator of the estate of Henry Myers,
deceased.
Forest Hill. August 10Th, 1872 se7.tu
The Placer herald., 1872-10-05
MINERAL CITATION.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE. !
SACRAMENTO Cal SeDtpnlhpr n 1879 /

T..
SACRAMENTO, Cal. September l3, 1872
rJNO CHARLES FErT, AND TO ALL WHOM
L 1t may concern:
Whereas YOU filed your affidavit and applica-
ton in the |. 5 Land Office alleging the \. ID
OF Sc. aud the =. of \ T.. / of section ii,
IN township | north, range 10 east to be min
eral in character:
And whereas, on the 11th day of November.
1871 the plat of township Ii north. range 10
east, was filed in the L. S. Land Office at Sacra
mento, Cal, and by Commissioners letter dateG
December :, 1871, the :. % of T.. i Of elton
IL, IN township IA north, range 10 east is to b
treated rs mineral In character, and more vau
'olt Tor mining than for agricultural purpose
uhtli the contrary Is proved after due notice.
And whereas, WILLIAM DAVIS Post office ad
resS Forest Hill, Cal did, on the l4th day o.
FEBRUARY, a. D. 1872 file in the Registers ofic,
oi THIS district his Declaratoiv Statement ella minc
the same land, alleging that il is agricultural IN
character, and more valuable for. agricultulu.
hln for mining purposes:
Therefore, you will please take notice. tha
under and by virtue of instructions from tn
commissioner of the General Land Office dateG
May 6th, ls1l, we have fixed the 22d dav O.
October, A. d. 1872, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. ut tn ;
once, before the Register and Receiver for tn,
nearing OF proofs to determine as to the mnera
or agricultural character of said lands.
III witness whereof we have hereunto SET
~ our hands and affixed the seal of thi,
SEAL office, the day and year first above
\OO ~ written.
T. B. MCFARLAND.
Register,
Glow Receiver.
The Placer herald., 1872-10-05
DeIjnuuent Sale Notice.

ST. LOUIS MINING CCMPANY-LocAT1oN
OF WORKS. OPHIR DISTRICT, PLACER
COUNTY STATE OF CALIFORNIA.
NOTICE.--THERE ARE DELINQUENT
~ upon the following described Stock, on ac-
count of assessment levied on the first day
of july 1872 the several amounts set op-
posite the names of the respective Shareholders
as follows: