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The Hickman courier., 1872-04-13


ANOTHER MUSICAL ENrERTAINMEHT
Mr.. Carries Wittig, assisted by his
daughters, Misses. Emily and Delga
Wittig, propose giving musical enter
tainment in this city, Monday night
week. Mr. Wittig has been teaching
a music class in this place some time,
and our people are well acquainted with
him as a musiciou The Misses Wittig,
are said to be excellent performers on the
violin, and other instruments. The
newspapers, who have witnessed their
performance, pronounce them musical
wonders. From their reputation, we
are quite certain, our public will enjoy
a rare musical feast on the occasion.
The Wittigs, which family is somewhat
celebrated as musicians, we learn, have
determined to make Hickman their fu-
ture home, and if so, we shall doubtless
have frequent occasion to enjoy their
musical performance Mr. Wittig will
open a regular school for music, teaching
the violin, flute, aud all string instru
ments. Due announcement of the con
cert will be made next week.
The Hickman courier., 1872-04-13

Gro P. RowELL s. Co., 40 Park Row, New
York, and s. NJ. PErTESoILI & Co, 81 Park
Row, New York, are our sole agents in that
city, and are authorized to contract for ad-
vertising at our lowest rates.
The Hickman courier., 1872-04-13

ILLINOIS is the great railroad State Of
the Union. She has nov in operation
three thousand seven hundred and TWEEN
ty FIVE miles, seven hundred and FIVE
more than any other State.
The Hickman courier., 1872-04-13
Oats! Oats!
200 bags of Oats for sale, at cheapest
rates by mr9 JOHN -TRoUrwINE.

WE are p4iued to learn from the Pa
ducah papers of the death of our young
and esteemed friend, Arthur B. Beau
mont. son of L. J. Beaumont, of the
Mayfield Democrat Arthur was young
man of fine promise, just growing into
manhood, and his loss will be deeply felt
by his warm friends. We tender our
heart felt sympathy to his bereaved
parents. The deceased, several years
ago, was employed on the COURIER.
The Hickman courier., 1872-04-13
OUR GALLOWS-SHOW
What the New PaduCah Paper
saws About Et.


From the Paducah Tobacco Plant.
Louisville Is soon to witness another Of
those spectacles so disgraceful to our
civilization-a public execution. Shan
nahan and Comfy, q negro and a white
man, are the victims, who, in a few days
are to be put through the cool, systematic
process of j judicial murder. Il will
be n public show, indeed it will be for
the benefit of the people, for they are
given to understand that the exhibition
IS gotten up as a warning to them
great moral is to be enforced by
bloody example. The roughs and gamins
will be out in holiday attire. The
wharf rowdes will be there to criticise
the nerve and bearing of the poor devils
in the trying moment; and if they die
pluck, will applaud them, aud make
them heroes of brothel gossip for the
next six months. O'NeaPs alley will
have a contemptuous nose IN the air for
those artless dodgers who have to hang
for their, first murder. Cypriaus from
Lafayette will be there, glittering in their
harlot tinsel, aud from the occasion they
will draw a thrifty revenue to their trade.
If curiosity carries virtue there, the spec
tacle robs it of its jewel of innocence. II
pity looks upon the sight, the cold reali
ty will CONCEAL the tear it might, have
shed. Moral example, pah! it shells to
heaven. Christians, frown it down.
The Hickman courier., 1872-04-13

SECOND LECTURE FROM BAIN.-Tues-
day night last, Mr.. BAN, by solicitation
of the Order, delivered a second lecture
in this place, to a very large and atten.
tive audience The lecture was we'll de-
livered, at close of which twenty FIVE
additions were made to the order.
THE New MILL.-Our friend D. NJ.
Galloway, has completed his new Corn
mill and is now ready for work. This
mill proves itself first class in every par
ticuar, and we commend it to public
patronage. See advertisement.
THE HEALTH-The country adjacent
to Hickman, out in the edge of Obion,
Tenn, is suffering from pnuemonia cpl
demic 4 number Of the best citizens
have died. In one immediate neighbor
hood we hear that fye men, old residents
and the heads of families, died from this
disease the present week.
The Hickman courier., 1872-04-13
KENTUCKY STREET HICKMAN, KY.

THANKFUL to my friends for the liberal
Il patronage bestowed on me for the last
ten years, would solicit n continuance Of
the same, my motto is quick sales and small
profits, dealing with all alike, and shall
keep full and complete stock always on
hand, and viii furnish
The Hickman courier., 1872-04-13
Just Received.

A iue selection of leaf Tobacco for
.ale by [mr9] S. n. WHITE.
The Hickman courier., 1872-04-13

DR.. r. V. Pierce, of Buffalo n. Y, in his
book on Chronic Diseases, says in regard to
his Golden Medical Discovery, with which
our readers familiar: From its Won
derful power over Consumption of the
Lungs, l had thought strongly of calling it
my Consumptive Cure; but from the fact
that it is a perfect specific for the sore throat
and hoarseness o which ministers and other
public speakers and singers are subject,
and also for Bronchitis, and all severe Coughs
and is an invaluable remedy for diseases of
the Liver, and also Blood Purifier,
decided not TO apply to it q name which
might mislead and prevent its use in other
diseases for which it is so admirably
adapted.
'It viii cure a cough in one half the time
necessary to cure it with any other medi-
cine, and it does it not by drying it up, but
but by removing the cause-subduing the
irritation and healing the affecrcd parts
This valuable medicine is sold by all first
class druggists.
The Hickman courier., 1872-04-13
The sale Of Arms EnvcstigatIOn.

FANCI and plain Parasols, at
L WN 3. BENNTS.
The Hickman courier., 1872-04-13

Z UST received At VIM. Z. Bennys the
- incest and latest styles of Ladies' Dress
Goods.
The Hickman courier., 1872-04-13
SEED.

horse Iron Axle, $50 90.
SEED.
TIMOTHY-S4 90 per bushel.
CLOYER-S7 %
ORCHARDS 25
HERDS-S2 90
BLUES %
HUNGARIAN-S2 90.
MILLET-S2 90.
OATS-Bla ck, 75c; white, zoe; mix 65c.
COOPERS STUFF-BARRELS
Cypress barrels for sOrgRem, 81 90
Cypress kegs 10 gallons, 81
Flour barrels, oZ5
Iron bound 10 gallon kegs, l 0O
Iron bound Whiskey barrels, 20
Hickman wholesale Prices.
BAGGING-I6la22 per yard.
ROPE-Machine 10.
IRON TIES-6I toS
BEEsWAX 8OC135c. 2 ID.
BLACKING II doz 45(dS5.
BUCKETS, q dozen, 90.
BROONS, 3 dozen, 3 sos 90.
BROWN SHEETING, p yard, l0a121c.
CANDLES, Star, 1920.
CHEESE-18 per lb.
COFFEE. Rio. 24(G26c.
CRACKERS, = q 74@82c.
CASTINGS, p ib, 54a6c.
COTTON YARNS, e dozen, 12Gi6c.
CoAL or, a gallon, SOC per bbl.
FLOUR 81 00@11 90.
FEATHERS = ID 5OG6Oc.
GUNP0WDER, q keg s. OOaS7 go
BLASTING POWDER, so.
HIDES, green, &c.
" dry lie.
HORSE SHOES p 10 Sa9c
Nails = fb 27G)35c.
LARD OIL, y gallon, 81 so
LARD, 2 ID 12Ic.
LEAD, e 10 lie.
NoLASSES, y. o. Sugar H, p Dbl, 60G)75.
" q half bbls Goa rs.
kegs 65a85 per gall
MACkEREL in kits, 81 50@2 soc.
q bbls S19.
q half bbls SIS 10.
keys, So so.
NAILS 2 keg, So rs rates.
RICE = ID lla121c. q
SUGAR, Brown, q ID 12Gl5c
. Refined, 16c.
SODA-By the keg &c q ID.
SHOT, per bag, 75@3 co.
STONEWARE, p gallon, I6c.
T0BACUo, Manufactured, per lb 60 81 4C
TALL0W, per lb 6asc
CEMENT, louisville, So 90.
WHITE LEAD, 9a13c.
WHlShEY, common, per bbl 81 IOal 25.
Rye and Bourbon, I 75a2 so
hoDlnson co / 05a2 70.
BRANDY, Apple and Peach So 5Oa4 90.
IRON, bar size, Sic
PRINTS 10 to l25c.
JEANS, per yard, 20a75.
LINsE1, per yard, l5 a40c.
LEATHER, kip skins 81 OOa7 so.
sole, per Id. 40 45c.
upper side, 50a4 so.
WASH BOARDS per dozen, So ooas 25c
PL0wS' Steel, saba.
HUBS, | 50a2 53per sett.
STEEL Cast. Ma A.. 2Oa27o.
sTRUPs-6 gal B.kgs s. 20.
The Hickman courier., 1872-04-13

IN West Tennessee, the planting sea-
son is backward, and blowing is accom-
plished under difficulties, the ground
being very wet. For three weeks the
weather has averaged seven degrees cold
er than for the corresponding period last
season.
The Hickman courier., 1872-04-13
Robert EarrIs.

That good old Saddler is now at work at
the Variety Store, for
mr9 S. Y. WHITE.
The Hickman courier., 1872-04-13

RELIeIoUs.-Elder Flowers will preach
at the Baptist Church, to night, Sunday,
and Sunday night.
Our enterprising friend Chas. Oswald,
has associated with himself in the steam
furniture factory, Mr. L. Haug, and the
firm will hereafter be Oswald & Haug.
DIED-Mr. Louis Ebhard, a citizen
of Moscow, KY, died Thursday of last
week. The Masonic fraternity publish
a tribute of respect to the deceased in
this issue.
The Hickman courier., 1872-04-13
II. G. BAILEY,
DEAL-R IN
STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES,
PROVISIONS,
PROVISIONS,

And everything usually kept in Grocery
Store, by Wholesale Retail.
The Hickman courier., 1872-04-13
a whole Peoples Opinion


When a nation of forty millions accept and
endorse as STANDARD RESTORATIVE an
article that it has had the fullest opportu-
mites of testing during period OF twelve
years, who can be absurdly incredulous as
to doubt the excellence of the preparation
PLANTATION BITTERs has passed through this
ordeal and is now the most poput4r pro-
prietary medicine on this continent. II
would be difficult to find adult of either
sex between the Atlantic and the Pacific or
between the northeast corner of Maine and
the Gulf of Mexico, who does not know,
either from personal experience or observa-
tion, that this renowned vegetable remedy
is the purest tonic and stomachic and the
finest alternative and regulating medicine at
present before the world. As preventive
of, and cure for, diseases generated by
malaria, and as a specific for dyspepsia,
rheumatism, ami all nervous and bilious
affections it is admitted to be fairly pro-
nounced the Favorite Household Tonic and
Alternative of the Western Hemisphere,
The Hickman courier., 1872-04-13
HEALTH! BEAUTY =!

Strong and pure rich blo0l-increase or
flesh and weight-clear skin and beauti-
ful complexion secured to all.
The Hickman courier., 1872-04-13

Elder Flowers will preach
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-21
The Wyndham Comedy Company.

The Wyndham Comedy Company.
In special card NJ r: Charles Windham
calls attention to his new company. with
which he will appear, for the first time at
the st. Charles Theatre on Sunday next.
Tie superiority of the present organization
over the old one is attested by the most re-
liable papers in the country. and with their
increased repertoire, including many pieces
never before played here. the season prom
ises to be one of the most enjoyable and
brilliant ever given by them here. All who
formerly witnessed their. performances re-
member them with pleasure, and will be
glad to welcome their return. They COM
mence with the most popular play of their
repertoire, The I.ancers," for one night
only. On Monday will be given for the
first time in New Orleans an entirely origi-
nal play by Robertson, entitled Progress.
The Chicago and St. Louis press speak of
this performance in the highest tcrtus. The
performance will be frequently changed
throughout the week. On Easter Sunda-
special holiday programme will be given
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ON CARONDELET STREET.
The transactions in Ammonia stock W.

The transactions in Ammonia stock were
confined to the sale' of a few hundred
shares, which, as reported, were sold at
$l9, $40, $22 and $22 62ha, showing dis
position to invest, and not to be dis
couraged by the bear, which, though of
large size, failed to have much weight
The money market shows no change.
Business at the banks continues without
indication of an increased rate for accom-
modations.
Domestic exchange lacks no frmness.
City appropriation certificates change from
Sc and a fraction to 81, and the demand is
even on its surface.
Foreign exchange is once more easy; the
rate has descended fraction.
Levee stock is unchanged at s. to - %
for ordinary and Sc IS to s. 50. Cor pre-
ferred.
Nothing is heard from Mississippi Valley
Levee stock. Though Kellogg's bill has
been introduced beyond doubt, this fact
produces no change in this stock. about
which such high hopes were entertained.
Gold is in moderate request.
Holders of cotton are unwilling as yet to
accept the lower rates offered by the buy
ers. The market weakened rapidly from
Monday when ov er 5000 bales were sold,
Tuesday, showing only 1900 as the amount
disposed of. Sales are not heavy, because
factors still hold on to their prices. The
market is "off" again, though the next I'M
dnlation from its Hat condition it is antici-
pated will soon come. This is what the fac
tors are waiting for.
No sales reported at the Board Of
Brokers last evening. The offerings and
bids were as follows:
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POLITICAL NOTICES,

Hail Eleventh Ward Esis':cai Republican
following preamble and resolutions were pre-
scented By Livingston vanderpool, and were unsni
mously adopted
WHEREAS III. term of office of the present oiii-
of this club the twenty hrst OF this
month; therefore be it
Resolved Thai THURSDAY the twenty fret in
slant, be set apart as the day for holding the an
nual election Of this club for its officers for the
ensuing year; be it further
Resolved, That the election be held at the club
room, and the poll he open from P. n. until .
+: M and no one will be allowed to vote at the
election unless Ills name is found registered upon
the club roll book
E. WILLIAMS President
true copy:
r. R. DAVIS Secretary. mh20 1t
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AVIS uu TA,G DE DE>>EtssEs.ENT.
DEPARTMENT DIS CpnPTT:> PUHNIC-.
1 III t.ntal , N..,.- ~

DEPARTMENT DEs tpHPTI> FCHIEt>f
Eoliveiez Orleans, Mars, 1872 {
4 y; EST PAR LIE PRESENT BONNIE QUE LA
"a vile de Ia S"'iyeiieor'eans; duement aatori-
s, Oar ID lni p?1ct'deIa de,s cher Cette portion
de la Vile de Il N3uvelleO Il. tns comprise dams IL
'Troisiime District de 0tssf rhcm -nt, dams les Ii.
mites ci-dessous savoir: Deplis lie ierve Missis-
sippi Ia rlle ht-Pier,e, au Ion. du cote den bias
de IL dite rue, jrs4nGu Canal Carondelet suIvaut
lie dit canal lusI1 az Bayou StJean, long ia lit
bayou jusruau Lac Pontchartrain, an long ,ie-
hords dn dbl L." n"qn'a la venue Lafayette s,iivans
Ia dite aNe'";o .!us4 tu iieuye Miasissip, q al,
lons d, "';as "a 'iit Revue Irsluau p3.ut lie d..
part IN plan eft un tableau desquel< ...t f;.,t ,t
dep"se au bureau du Recorder its lypvtlcqu,.,
dams ct pour Ia paroisse dOrcans
Les travaux neceS5aires pour 1e dess{.cheincat
dil dlt district seront commence alssitoI cue les
publications. REFUSES par la oi serout fates, ct
font ternlnes dins trois ans, etcOnteront (dapr's
clnq mile piastres. ALFRED SHAW,
Administrator des Complies Pu"lies.
mh2 law 4w
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sc,,cnl Dirccfar for the Third Ward.

Tie following note from the State Super
intenlent Of Public Education corrects an
error in the reported proceedings of the
State Board Of Education on Saturday:
Oreich STATE SUPERINTENDENT or PCBLtc I
Education, New Orleans March 10, 1872.
EniTOR REPUBLICAN,:
IN tie report Of the proceedings of the
State Board of Education. Published in the
Sunday REPUBLICAN, seventeenth instant,
noticed an error. The records Of the State
board read as follows:
"Messrs James Quinn and DR.. w. y.
Mercer (not Dr. A. Mcrcierl were nominated
for the vacancy in the third representative
district After the balloting, Dr.. W. n.
Mercer was declared to be elected, aud Ga
motion the vote was made unanimous
Respectfully,
THOMAS w. CONWAY,
State Superintendent of Pub.ic Education.
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FoH ARMY TRANSFER
T'ATiSN.

CHEF QUARTERMAsTEKs OFFICE,
San Antonio Texas. February J. 1877
t,F,yfD PROPOSALS, IN TRIPLICATE, OF THE
= lorna furnished by the und.,ssnrd, Wi! a- he Re.
tr r,,,+at;on OF army supplies from the first
of uiv. 1872 to the thrtieth day of June, 1878
on the following routes, VIZ:
boI,ItS-Sos one, Two Three Four, Five Six
Seven and Eight.
Petals aud requirements can be obtained upon
application to the Chief Qualternlaster, Military
.ixxi,iiou of the Missouri, Chicago Illinois; the
D,pot Quartermaster. st. Louis, Missouri the
y BOT GU rtermaster, New Orleans, Louisiana, and
al this office.
A copy of the requirements with this advertise
,nel.t. to be attached to each proposal offered.
JAMES A. EKlN,
RhI0 lst Chief QuarterIaaster.
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- it.ts<AGE TAX EO9ICE.
DGPAKFNEST oF PCHLIT' Account

F'IIF
New. Orleans, March ,. 1872.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE CITY
y OF Ncv- Orleans, rs d1ly authorized by law.
VIII proceed to drain thai portion OF the cit : OF
New Orleans comprised III the Third Draining JUS
tIict, lying within the following limits, yz: From
the river Mississippi at ST. Feter street, along me
lower sid" of said street, 10 Canal Caronit fo l.,
lowing sait, canal to Bayou st. John, along ild
bayou 10 lake p0atc,lartrain, along the shores OF
said lake 10 Iata yeta avenue, fol low iii@ s'.li
avenue 30 the river Mississippi, and along the
banks Of said river tD starting point; a ptan
and t..beau of which have heer mad a:i;i 'tep,5'
tied at the Office Of tie Recorder of Mortgages III
and for the parish of or cans.
fr.ct will be commenced rs soon AS the puoiica-
.iors REQUIRED by law o;1i he mad, and completed
within three years taHa. as 'leaF as lsstt TO cal
crlatp} at n cost of about six hiuirpd aud twenty
ii,,. tl;oI..,.,,l d.! Jars ALFRED SHAW,
Administering OF pibc Accounts.
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lITX TAxE-. OF 1871.
DEPARTMENT OF FINAsCK, Z

DEPARTMENT OF FINAs
Guy Hall. March 70, 1872.
The bills Tor city axes far, 1871, levied by ord
nauccs Nos. ilG, 1852 and t2i2, amounting to two
per cent are now ready for delivery at this Office.
Payments for the CITY proportion will De
ceived i'll certificates vi appropriation. Metropo
tan Police warrants aud certificates for amount
paid i'll excess of two per cent tax bills of 1870
But the amount due tor interest on the bonded
debt must be paid in cash.
Taxpayers are reminded that the new charter
makes it the duty OF the administrator OF FGauc"
20 collect these bills, aud that they are i.ble by
law before the Legislature can again meet. II is a
vain hope. therefore tor oelinquents 10 expect aHS
relief by decay, for I viii assur-dly enforce the
law against Them ID iastce to those who pay
promptly. JOHN \. WALTON,
Iuil& l5t .thmnStra tor of Finance.
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MAyoRALTy OF NEW ORLEANS, !
City Hall, March 20, 1872.
l+l2-Adm!nistretiou Series.

City Hall, March 20, 1872. {
no. INSTRUMENTATION Series.
An ordn NEE granting the right OF way fox street
railroad ftom 'h- river along the trunk rGaa ou
Canal street to the lower in" OF Carrolton
Be it orda ned by the Council OF the city of New
Orleans, That the right of way and privilege is
hereby granted to J. II. Keller Il. Sewe!l and Joseph
Kaiser and their asst sns and Successors, Tor twenty
Years OF laying ont, t0r strUctng and working ~
street railroad for s-ngers and freight cars, lhe
freight as far the Poydras Market. from the
upper line OF Cafroton and lcyee ut Tire head OF
Ca"iz street with the necessary tuGnouts turn
tables ard Switches through the folio iuo named
streets. to wit: COmnoGcin. at tie common stait
ing point OF Canal street the river, with such
station and tuning point as may De assigned by
the City surveyor. and running thence by thu com
men trunk along Canal to Dry AIDES str. ct, subject
10 the cOndit ions and lenalt,s for running said
trunk road and returning. 10 the point of
departure along said trunk, and connecting at the
InteTst elton OF bryadFS street with q double
track road running along said Drysdcs street 10
Triton wax, along Triton walk on ti~ neutral
ground along the New Basin 20 Locust street in
tronl Of the Keller Mathet: thence continuing the
route aloug Lccllsr street iiai r0ny to Inc upper
line of Ca.rollton, with double line switching into
Cadiz street along CadiA street to the leyee, and
back again to loc:5t street, joining The linz
Tor lis general route all acco riding IL plans to y"
submitted 70 and approved by the city SlTreyor.
:iln TIA: The sad r ct way Is gra to-. AMI to be
UpoG the following terms anj conditions:
ARTICLE l.
That the rails used shal be OF a pattern similar
To those low in use by oth"r cilE railroads. The
timber used SHALL he of thp brs; ai,:iity llte ON
sap ani os .rl dimensions ~ llat ,. Dc grated
BY tie City suEc%or
ARTICLE II.
That the cars shall 'c of like Instruction with
first class Used upon other t.ity railroads.
carry ing at night colcrei lights different from
those already used by the present street cars TO
be easily isiiE1uished al Right time, ana lie ears
10 be painted different loin any il. this
day.
ARTICLE III.
i hat the lines and levels for SAX roads shall lie
hXed By the City Surveyor aut ITS rIart rial and
ccuAtrUc ion shall be subject to tht approval OF the
City Surveyor and Adm illustrator OF la proT Ilnents
ARTICLE ".
That the said railroad may be completed in t"o
sections. The rs section to comprise that part com
Menclng from tue common starting point On Gtflai
street front OF the iron hnse the river, along
Dryades street to Triton walk, along Triton Walk
on the neutral ground, along the upper side OF the
New Basin or Florida nding, continuing along 10
Gust street to where Harmony street intersects;
and this first section must b. completed and opened
for public or before the first day OF January,
1874.
The second section to comprise that part OF the
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CANCELLATION OF BOND.


STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Executive Department,
New Orleans, March Is. 1872.
WHEREAS, APPLICATION HAS BEEN MADE 70
" me for the cancellation of the official bond
OF Antoine pubuclet as State Treasurer in and for
the state OF louisiana, to wit: bond dated July g.
l&58 III the sum OF fifty thousand dollars signed by
Tony Latonr. Ianoix Parent Gadave Casanave
and ictor ftssnu as snreties: the said bond being
conditioned for the faithful performance by the said
aforesaid.
, hotce is hereby given 10 all persons interested III
IN" saic bond to file their, objections to the
cancellation thereof, in writing in the office OF the
secretary OF State within ninety days after the 1857
publication hereof.
Given under my hand and the seal of the siats
this thirteenth day OF March A. D. 1872 ara
Of the Independence of the United states roe
piuet y-5ixti,. p 8. ). PlNcHbath.
Dv the acting Governor: ce.
w FAlkF.x Assistant Secretary OF state
lI1L1I
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Local Intelligence.

FRUIT TREEs.-Tiny figs have appeared
on the trees. and leaves are about one
fourth grown. The recent cold nights nave
retar,ed the growth of vegetation slightly.
Peach trees, having shed their blossoms, are
green with young foliage. Other trees look
healthy, especially the orange. which is
now in bloom. Kitchen gardens are thriv-
ing as we'll as could be wished, as the new
crops of peas, beans, lettuce, raddishes
etc. are quite forward
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-21
CANCELLATION OF BOND.

STATE OF LOUISIANA
Executive Department,
New Orleans March 2, 1872.
WHEREAs. APPLICATION HAS BEEN MAIDS
w 10 rue for the cancellation of the official
bond of Emile Honore Sheriff. and for the parish
Of Pointe Coupee, to wit: bond dated December
r. 1870, in the of six Thousand dollars, signed
by Emile Honore principal. and NJ. Basso, NJ. St
Armand. Lucille Decuier j. Tounor and X. d. Bo
ward as sureties, the said bond being conditioned
for the faithful performance by the said Emile
HonOre of his duties Sheriff azores aid
Notice is hereoy gwen To all persons interested
il the said bond to file their objections TO the
caucella ton thereof writing in the Office of the
Secretary of State, within ninety days after the
las. publication hereof
Given under my hand and the seal of the State
this second day OF March A. D. 1872 and of the indie
pendenoe Of the United States the niaety sixth.
4. c. WARMOTA.
By the Gocernor
J. ". FAfRFAE, Assistant Secretary OF State.