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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-16

The Sunday morning edition Of the Picc-
yUne was the largest ever gotten out by any
daily paper in the city Of New Orleans.
They were all dispOsed.Of-P ieay1tte.
Men who deal in paper stock at three
cents per pound will soon make large
sale to the paper mill. "They were all dis
posed of f" sounds big, but the sentence Is
incomplete How disposed of?
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-16
IN BANKRUPTCY.
ssTATE or DAVID GEORGE COOKE.

ESTATE OF DAVID GEORGE COOKE.
OFFICE o. UHITKD STATES MARsHsLR
New Orleans, June II, lsi2
TEyHIs IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT A WARRANT
a in bankruptcy has been Issued out Of the Dis
triet Court Of the United States for the district
Of Louisiana against the estate of David George
Cooke Of Eew Orleans. in the uafiaA Of Or
leans, ia IN State Of Louisiana, adjudgea bank
rupt upon his own petition. that the payment
Of any debts and delivery Of any prop
erty belonging to said bankrupt to him OF for ia
use and the.fransfer Of any property By -hfin ara
forbidden By law that meeting 81 the erg diaors Of
said bankrupt, 70 prove their debts and to choose
one or more asgguees Of his estate ~ Il be held az
e court of bankruptcy, TO be t,osdeu on tie
twsnty.third day Of July, A. D. 1871 a. eleven
O'clock A. n, at No IL EXchaDsrs af3ev New Or
leans, before D. Augustin, Req sfer
s. B. PACKARD.
United States Marshal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-16


EfGHTH DISTRICT COURT.
STATE OK LOUISIANA vs. JANIS GRAHA1E,
auditor, ct al No. 7766.
fHsHE PETITION on INTERVENTION or THR
- state Of Louisiana. represented herein by
Henry O. Warmoth, Governor respectfully repre-
That the State.of Lollisans IS vitality inter- sted
u the issue made by these proceedings that IL
tne sale Of bonds advertised ana set forth JIG the
petiti9n hied herein is not pr0ceedea with as
dufea ~ law, the State Of houiaiana Hifl stlfaT
lI4e,aleslAeie injury by the depreciation Qt her
cfeaAts ana 0y tne loss og iaith aud eonmUemcE On
the part o. the financial community.
Therefore, ito State 81 Eouisiann nraya 70 be al
lowed 70 intervene herein, through HENRY g. War
moth, Governor, and % permitted rs sen aside the
temporary injunction issued herein. IS Il ia oass
of bond
Petitioner prays for generalseilef
GEORGE S. EAcBY,
nm lTLRR
J. Is, HOWARD,
Attorneys.
ORDRR
Let this petition Of Intervention be fied. apd let
the temporary wit q injunction herein be SGT
aside as in case Of bond
New Orleans, June H. 1872.
(signedl HENRY c. DIBBlE, Judge.
true copy
RongRT LySNg Deputy Clerk iyI7
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-16


TIE FIREMEN's CONVERSATION FESTIVAL.
Perseverance No. 10, Columbia No. 5,
Mechanics No. 6, and Orleans No. 81, all
excellent companies, and worthy Of the
good names they carry, joined hands in a
festival at the Fair Grounds Sunday, and
naturally attracted a vast number Of people /,
ell of them passing delightful time. 1t
would be impossible Tor these companies to
undertake an enterprise and not give salts
faction. The committee had arranged a
very entertaining programme, and pushed
it through vigorously.
First in the entertainments was pony
race, running dash of a mile. Four entries
for the prize Of SIS. Idlewild won it 1917.
Mules to buggy and cab race made sport.
The mules got around the Ddle in 4;O8 and
the cab horses, Bars, in 4;3S.
Eight entries for a foot race, all members
OF FIRE comanies, started to win a gold
medal, to run $50 yards. Mr.. Stephenson, of
Columbia No. made it in sixteen seconds.
Then came a foot race, quarter mile, for
foremen of the department. Prize, Gree
ley hat. McKutchin, of No. IS, will wear
it, and perhaps have his time, l;l2 on the
inside
The foot race, quarter of q mile, Tor
meerschaum pipe, by members Of the de
partment, was won BY Murphy, Of No -,
who will tell as he smokes il that he made
the quarter in 1880.
For the trotting race, one mile, with hand
engine, open to all5ona rae horses of the
Fire Department, for prize of $50, there
were six entries, and they came in this
way: Pelican No. e. ASA; Orleans 81, Sos;
Mechanics e. sos; Columbia s. 5:l5; Wash
ington 20, SIS; Louisiana Hose, 5:50lA.
The slow mile race, ia which there were
three entries, was won by MeCoole's entry
in the remarkable timeof 1854.
Twenty-thrce men Of the exempt and the
active members Of No. next ran against
each other for bow Of punch, and Che ex-
empts kindly invited the actiyes to Join
them in drinking, at the same time boast
ing that 2.I7 was not as good time as 2:i6ts.
About twenty-five boys put in an ap-
pearanee for the boys race and about one
fifth that number showed up.at thejadgeis
stand, r. Toby In the lead and Edward
Barry just behind.
A silver mounted bat was the prize Of,
fered to base ball clubs. Tie Capitols and
the Magnolias contendea for st. when the.
FIRST named earned it by As TO "a.
Dancing was one Of the pastimes in the
large han, and the lads aud lasaies enjoyed
themselves to their hearts content.
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During Sunday night the store Of John
Goldberg was robbed Of large lot of dry
goods by a fellow named jules Picard.
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THE sTATE OF L0UIsIANA.
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR The PARISH or
ORLEANS.


FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR 1HE PARISH or
ORLEANS.
LEILA SAUNDERS, WIFE OF THOMAS & HARRr-
son, W. her Husband,--Eo. p J95
7 HEREBY CERTIFY, THAT on THE sEyES-
d teenth day Of june 1872, Judgment was rem
deFed In this court IN the following entitled suit IN
the words and figures following, to Wit Leila
Saunders, wife Of Thomas J. Hariis0ni vs.. her hns-
band-Eo. 2, 318.
ON motion Of Horace B. Upton, Of counsel for
plaintiff, and upon producing due proof VI the al
legations contained in plaintiffs petition, Il y
dered adiudged and decreed that the Judgment by
default Herein entered against defendalit. % tns
twsnty-six Gay Of june 1871 Dc new confirmed
and made hnal, and accordingly that Judgment be
rendered in favor Of PLAINTIFF bella saunders, wife
Of Thomas J. Harrison, and against DEFENDANT,
Thomas j. Harrison, her husband, separating them
in property forever, and disso living tae community
Of acquests and gains heretofore existing between
them, aud that defendant pay costs 81 this suit
Judgment rendered june II, 1872.
PAUL X THEARD Judge.
In testimony whereof have hereuato set nv
baud and aiHed the seal Of The said ep1rt - the
eitg Of New Orleans, on this irst day II July, iu
the wear Of cur Lord enc Thousand eight hundred
and seventy NO, aud the ninety sixth year Of tbs
WILLIAM Il. CARSON,
jY2 i6 % Deputy Clerk
N THE DISTRICT CoURT or THE
UNITED STATES.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
IN THE MATTER or LAFAYETTE <. LANE
bankrupt.
In Bankruptcy 1918.
FEyHE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES ROTICE
Il Of his appointment e assgnee Of the estate o.
leans and State Of Louisiana, adjudged bankrupt
js5o law 81 EE. EoRTos, Assignee
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-16

AS there is only one available route open
to the lake, by way of the POnJehartrain
road, the evening trains are crowded. Sun
day vast number of people went out and
enjoyed themselves in a small way. What
has become of the company that was to
build horse car road from Metairie ridge
to the lake If they can't construct it let
them sell out to some one who can and will.
This new route Is sadly needed.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-16

And do hereby recommend that the various
clubs throughout the State shOuld Immediately
laws providing that none shall ptrtieip tie IN the
business or eieeSloms.Of the primary organizations,
except such as are enrolled members.
81 order OF the COMMITTEE -
President Republican State Central Committee.
Attest.
WILLIAM G. Bows Secretary
Republican papers throughout the State are re-.
ques,ed to copy. ie27
Headquarters Liberal Parry, state Of
LOUISIANA, Office No IS CarOudelet street. New
orleans, June 20 1871. The following named gem
utfve State Central Committee OF the Liberal party
OF Louisiana;
Harry T.Hays. I'M Dr-hammer,
jam 8 D. Blair, James Graham,
3, P. Rareshide +. Dumas,
Louis Stein, Jack Wharton,
Walter Pugh.
FINANCE coMsITTKR.
James Graham a H. Peale Jr,
Joseph Magner.
Observation-Disclosures Of the Liberal Party
tsreet of the State Of Louisiana, Nc. - Carondeet
New Orleans Louisiana, June %. 1872. The citizens
Of tie Different parishes Of the state and Yards Of
forth IN the address to the people Of Louisiana OF
Juua TO- 1872 are hereby requested to organize
without delay, and without further instructions
from these headquarters, by forming Greeley and
s2rnble on the twentieth o. July, for the purpose
Of electing delegates TO the State Convention to
meet in tie city o. New 0rleaus on the first Mon.
daY in August,
Presidents and secretaries Of clubs and eanven-
tons are earnestly reqnested 10 report action in
person orin writing at these headquarters.
ANDREW HERO:seeretarY.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-16

The Columbus Legion seems unsettled pO-
litically.
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that the owner come forward and claim it.
Only one claimant at time viii be heard.
Accused goes tO-the Criminal Court to an
swer for carrying concealed weapon.
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POUND NOTICES,

>~>e.o~~o~~(>~osoooe1,eye0 e~@>.1~0r0~~~~N~c>oN~y
DEPARTMENT or POLICE
New Orleans, j uly Is, 1872
MAS BROUGHT To THE Sixth DISTRICT
" Pound on Jersey street, between yalenee
and bordeaux sfffafs-
One white and black spotted cow, branded 20"
on right hin
expenses thereon paid, viii be sold al public aue.
tiOa at said Pound on SATURDAY, July 20, 1872, at
twelve O'Clock II.
JAMES LEWIS, Administrator.
no. i38-js16td
DEPARTMENT OF POLCK,
New Orleans July II, 1871 5
WAS BROUGHT TO THE FIRST DISTRICT
~ Pound, corner Of Lafayette and Locust
streets
One Dark Bay MARE branded III c. on left hip
aud M Oh left shoulder.
Whichsif not claimed within five days aud the
expenses thereon paid viii be sold At public Auc
ton at said pound On TUESDAY, July l6, 1872, at
twelve O'clock NJ.
No. 137-jyll I'd
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-16

WArcH-Several months ago a sufferer
reported at polioe headquarters that his
gold watch, No. 1892, Waltham make, had
been stolen from him. Martin Long was
arrested on St. Charles street YESTERDAY
morning and the watch bearing the above
number was found in his pocket. He viii
have an opportunity to tel Recorder Hous-
ton how he obtained it. Captain Malone,
chief Of detectives, has the watch, and asks
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-16


This new route Is sadly needed.
BASE BALL.-This amusement is not dis
turbed by warm weather, for more than
twenty games were played Sunday, in
various parts of our city.
Washingtons VS.. Pelicans. The first
named found little trouble in making the
feathers fly from the last named, % to IS
Crescents VS.. Excelsiors. The first are
higher yet than the Excelsiors, by l6 to 8.
Lottas VS.. Southerns. The LOttas had
fun in scoring 25 while the Southerns
counted just 0.
The Etnas beat the GrasshOppers in
score of 20 to Is.
The Shoe Fly beat the Keno Club in
score of IA to b.
The Nine Little Roses defeated the cham
pion Green Stockings by score of 10 tot.
A game between the Crescent, Jr., and
All Rights resulted in favor of the former.
Score 9 to o.
The Floridas beat the Mutuals, Jr., BY a
score Of IS to "a.
The Lazies defeated the Clippers by a
score of % to "a.
Washington 40 and Shoe Fly 50 is the
score of the game played between these
clubs. -
In the game with the Mutuals the former
were victorious. Score, 40 to Al.
In the game between the Fashions and
KenOs the score was % to IA.
The Morgans playedea game with the
Lone Stars, which resulted ia their scoring
So to Is.
The violets defeated the Camelias by a
score of 80 to Is.
Tho Democrats beat the Die-in-the-Ditoh
club by a score of As to g..
Nine to nothing is the score Of a game
between the AIcrgans and Forest Citys.
The Right Ways beat the Young SOUTH
serners by "a score of Is to a.
Tie Grsele7s defeated the Bostons by a
score Of SO to %
oFFIcI6D aIoRruARy REPORT DE, s.. C.
Russell, secretary Of the Board Of Health,
reports that the whole number Of deaths in
this city for the week ending Sunday eve
ming at six o'clock was 1913 The cause sof
death were as follows
Aneurism Of aorta L apoplexy 3 ssthma2,
cancer Of wombsI, cholera intantunl i CIR,
hosts of liver. i, congestion Of The brain 5,
congestion Of the lungs i, consumption
infautile commissions Group !, adult de-
bility 3, iDfantiIe debility g. delirium ire
mems /. diarrhea p chronic diarrhea .
dropsy 3, drowned 4, dysentery 3, erysipelas
[, bilious fever J, cohgestive fever 6, remit
tent fever ], malarial fever l, typhoid fever
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-16

FIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
ORLEANS
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NlO EIFIL LIlIo - NlA TOT V1I~ Il--7-I-l o
low high water mark Of 1871.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-16

, Headquarters state Central COMMITTEES,
Regular Republican Party of Louisiana, No. Is
Dryades street. New Orleans, July g. l872.-Fhe
State tenhal Committee of the Regular Republic
can Party of Louisiana meets daily at these head.
quarters CO.wOrkers and frien0s from the city
and parishes are invited to cali. Office hours
from 10 A. NJ. to 3 P. NJ.
By order of the Committee.
iyl0 2W WILLIAM G. BROWN. Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-16

Hail Sixth Ward Radical Republican
Mother Club Ursulines street, near Derbigny. New
Orleans, July Is, 1872.-An the members of this
club are notified that an election will be held on
WEDNESDAY, the seventeenth instant, for two
additional delegates to represent this yard ia the
State nominating convention, called for August 9,
1872 by the State Central Committee Of the Repub-
liean party of Louisiana
ArEREn CApr.a Recretarv iv15 2rA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-16

AT meeting of the Third Ward Regular
Republican Club held at Mechanics Institute,
July IS, the following gentlemen were elected dele
gates TO the State Convention which is to meet on
the ninth Of August: John B. Kellar, 4. P. Chase,
DR.. R. Smith w. G. Brown, W. n. Waters @. Mon
tald0 George Bears, John L, Davis
Commissi0ners-Joh ullan, Edward Heating
&. p erase, PIE sident.
W. W JOHNSON, Secretary. lyle 1t
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-16

LEILA SAUNDERS WIFE or THOMAS &. HARRf-
son, ys. her HUsband.-EG. I5 ,J95.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-11-20

There are aeven hundred Japanese atudents
in the schools and colleges OF America.
The marketable value of rough diamonds has
fallen within the past twelve months nearly tif-
ty per cent.
To relieve the dryness of debate in the
French assembly large majority chose Grevy
in the recent election for president.
Sage green is the latest fashionable color in
kid gloves.
Now, Miss Annie Kelley of Waterford, Ire
land, says she wrote Beautiful Snow
The Free Masons of Boston courteously refuse
all offers of assistance, saying they are not in
want.
The Aduertiser says that so far, 1t is known
that fourteen persons have been killed by the
fire, ten of whom are known; fifteen are miss
ing.
A valuable coal, closely resembling anthra-
cite, has been discovered in Iowa at depth of
five hundred and eighty feet below the surface
Five hundred men are preparing the Union
Pacific track for the coming snow.
The scientific men who are to pass the win
ter upon Mount Washington are endeavoring
to teach Newfoundland dog to go down the
mountain and return with their mail and on
other errands.
Col. VIM. NJ. Grosvenor is editing the St.
Louis Euening Dispatch, after being dispatched
himself as Congressional candidate.
Some scoundrels threw red pepper in the
other night, and while she was blinded. cut
the pocket from her dress and made off with
her purse
Blanton Duncan has revived his straight
out Democratic organ as the Weekly True Dem
ocrat. 1t is published on Sunday at Louis
vile, Ky, and is brimful of pure Democratic
Gospel
The seven female students in the University
of Vermont, at Burlington, are reported as
holding their own very well, and fully equal in
scholarship to most of their classmates of the
other SEX
The heirs of an Illinoisan, who fatally frac-
tured his skull by falling out of his wagon
while intoxicated, have recovered $1,000 dam
ages from the barkeeper who sold him the
wherewithal to get drunk.
The Boston Post, old school Democratic till
July, and Greeley party since then, says of the
action of President Grant in regard to the
Philadelphia postoffice: ''The President is
commended on all sides tonight, outside of the
clique so signally discomfited''
The wife and daughter of Rev, Dr. Smith,
who were arraigned for his murder at Raleigh,
n c., have been acquitted, there being no evil
dence against them.
1t is said that Congressman Bingham cannot
be appointed Minister to Russia, as the salary
has been increased while lie has been member
of Congress.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-11-20
STATE NEWS.

ANDROsCOGGIN COUNTY.
Ex-Gov. Wise does not come to time with his
lecture for the Lewiston people.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
The Journal hears of man who has been
taking ramble of eleven days among the
mountains of Franklin county, subsisting ON
three days rations. He also froze his feet
KENNEBEc COUNTY,
Lamb, says the Kennebec Journal, is a drug
in that market. 1t fails to tell the source of
the supply.
Stacy's extensive shoe factory will get at
work next week.
A Hallowell merchant has been absent sew
eral days in Boston and his home friends have
rumOr that he is locked up.
KNOX COUNTY.
Four granite quarries in the town of George
town, belonging to the State, will be sold at
auction at the State Prison in Thomaston, to-
day.
The Democrats, who have usually had ma
lority on the island of Monhegan, failed to put
in single appearance, Tuesday, the 9th inst.
OXFORD COUNTY.
Our Brownfield correspondent writes that
Rev. j. p Roberts of Holbrook, whose
death was noticed in Tuesday issue, came to
from derrick, which struck him on the head
fracturing his skull
PENOBSCOT COUNTY.
The barn of Eben French on Kenduskeag
Avenue, Bangor, was burned about midnight
Monday. There were twenty tons of hay in
the barn. The fire was incendary as the cat
tie was turned out of the stable before the fire
was set.
sAGADAHoC COUNTY.
The Richmond correspondent of the Kenne-
bee Journal wants it understood 4hat that town
is not a dependency of Bath.
VIM. Mclaughlin and Joseph Mckenzie of
Bath respectively thirteen and foureoen years.
have been sentenced to the Reform School dur
ing their minority, for larceny of goods from
the store of Charles Harvey.
YORK COUNTY.
Sheriff Warren and his deputies made an I'M
cerremonious call upon eight whiskey vendors
of Biddeford, Tuesday, capturing unlawful ev-
licences of the traffic at all the places.
The Biddeford Times says that the stockhold-
ers of the Ne Plus Ultra Collar Co, voted Mon
day to sell the entire property at private sale or
auction.
IN GENERAL.
For the year ending June 30, 1872, the inter-
nal revenue tax paid by Maine was divided as
follows: Spirits ST., ISL, tobacco $29SSO, beer
81, 494, banks and bankers $50, 925, gas $16,S3S,
incomes $95, 737, miscellaneous $13,997, penal
ties $5O7; total $780,, 123, of which $1,545 was
refunded.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-11-20
Political NOtes.

The statement of the Augusta agent of the
Associated Press that the late Presidential
vote was smaller in the aggregate than that
of any similar election since 1920 is strange
error. The fact is, it is greater than any vote
previous to 1856
For modesty, commend us to the organ of
Senator Harlan in Washington, which copies
an item from country exchange, urging his
qualifications for the Presidency in 1876.
The New York Evening Post in noticing
the probable transfer of Secretary Boutwell,
TO the Senate, warmly recommends as his
successor ex-Gov. Morgan OF New York.
The Boston AdUertiser advises Secretary
Boutwell, to retain his position at the head of
the Treasury Department, as his contest for
the Massachusetts, Senatorship against Mr..
Dawes will be so close as to be doubtful of
success
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-11-20

Never put mercury into your stomach The pro-
per place for 1t is the thermometer the barometer
There it will inform you Of the changes of tempera-
ture, or forewon you of the coming of storms, thus
indicating the time and seasons when it is necessary
to reinforce the system with Hostetter's stomach
Btters, in order to ward off the ailments which
peculiar conditions of the elements produce. When
the quicksilver suddenly falls several degees OF Fair
tenn against the depressing influence of this sudden
abstraction Of heat by dose of the most genial and
wholesome of all invgorants. Or if the indicator OF
your barometer points to stormy brace up for those
damp driving gales which sure to search to the
very marrow OF an untoned organization. Fever and
age, chronic indigestion violent COLES, dysentery
bilious intermittents. rheumatism and host of pul
mOnary complaints. come of such visitations.