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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-10-26
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE oFCoMrTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY.
WAsluNGToN, August ~, 1872.
w II l. RE S-By satisfactory evi.

w ii L II E A S-By satisfactory evil
dencc presented TO the Undersigned 1t has been made
10 appear that Ihe iShtabRa NdtOgnl BANK ~ in the
Village OF Ashta bula in the County OF Ashabua, State
of Ohio has been duly organized under and according
the requirements of The Act OfCungcss entitled AN Act
to provide National Currency, secured by pledge of
united States Bonds to provide for the Crcula ion and
Redemption thereof approved June 3d. 1864 and has
has complied with all the provisions of said Act
quired to be complied with, before commencing the
business of Banking under said Act.
NoW MefgorC JoHN s. LANGwOGTuY, acting Comp
ror of the Currency, do hsyeby CeJtity. that The
ihtabUta NdLOHdt Rank. in the Village of Ashtabula
IN the County of Ashtabula and State of Ohio is al-
ihorzcd to confnence the business OF Banking under
the Act aforesaid
IN 7ealnDHy whereof, witness my hand and Seal OF
Office, this 22d day of August, 1S7a
s2-St Acting Comptrollrr Cnrrrncv
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-10-26
o.h. I,1zr 1a.1atzaG 3 c.

Our assortment embrace. several gra les ur Panama
Malacct. Canton. Bnd other blId- also large VARIETY
of Palm Leaf Harvest " How Eats for every day wear
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-10-26
sts. ST,eAW GOODS.


cloth, Scotch, silk Linen q e. &C. In all the "tdiuy
shades Of color It's uur purl ac 20 have at al Times
full line of fine sin Hate, tuci as Wc can Recommend.
sth. STRAW GOODS.
Our assortment embrace. several era c. ur Panama.
Maiacci Canton Bnd other brIid- Hlsu large variety
of Palm Leaf Harvest Willow Eats for every day
o;h. 'Nzraf sEatz, 81 C+o oC1@.
Kid Dog.kan DucksEin, naG Berlin Gloycs. American
aud British. itOm the rEcst lalhrilgnn and Lislc
Thread, down through all the grades OF Brown aud
Mixed, to the very cheapest varieties.
The celebrated Bay state Su-poudcr one piece of web
bing throughout. Also, Ladies' aud Gents Shoulder
Braces. All the grades OF SHIRTS, including
Calico, Cotton. Pcrcalc. Linen, Chcyiot and Wooden
Linen and Paper Cullars, Busum-, aud Cuffs
Vases-Lcathcr, and Enumlcd Cloth. Nnlise and
sleeve Buttons, Sud-. Bison Pins.
Scarfs, Tics and Bows in great variety. The hest
Silk Linen. aud Cuttun Threads.
Buttons Bindings, Buckles, Umbrellas, &c, &c.
These Goods propose 10 sell n CnEAr they can
he sold for Cash Wc shall not give long Crcdit--if We
know it-aud we take this opportunity 10 recommend to
long windcd buyers that they buy where they VIII have
To ay 70 or 20 per cent for their Ion udcducss We
satisfied from the steady incrcHse Of our business
since the year commenced that the Cash or Equivalent
Plan 1. the best for all ccruUd a4l propose to
adhere to IL more closely than before
With thanks for iuyorr already received. we would
assure our friends that shall strive merit cuntn
rates consistent with a safe hnsuess.
WAITE e SILL.
" B-THOse ,rhOse dcc0UHts are OreJ-dH' 0Ie hetcLV
TO such his nOtice must preparatory IN hdtjDP
rOr ootctoh all dcOUns not dteHd6d ~ n Le0soRnJ
time WAITE Il Sill.
Ashtahula o., May 2i, 1872. Us
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-10-26
2ca. CA5EEnrE1E Ess.

We are prepared to show those who can appreciate
Good goods, th2 very best American and Foreign
Manufacture. We ask especial attention 10 ON Pant
Patterns as being the must desirable stock In This
Section of country containing all the dtirilC styles in
Hair Lines, Straight aud Broken Lines Herring Bone
Mixtures, Scotch Lines. sc. Nc. We have II Few
Patterns of very fine and light Wurstrd, in dark
Color, for eXtretrC bot griihcr In the various
MiNtnrus Nnr STOCK NJ lar.n md lNr.INILN sNlECT.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-04-27

banbel tretter une felter eerorpen TIT?
Dab in Golse pe7en aud Der Nblag
BON Manufafturwaaren unb Snouitrtez
er3eusni6eu auer Nrt auf u~neeatnte
8eile eeittesen 1T uno Der 8%leinbanrel
in Der Stapt jelbf einen Nuhhmung
9enpnmen bat, welder pte fibnfen Grz
partunsea utertrift?
&ennseidnenp fir ras san3e seiftise
2eten Amertfa6 I'M 0eaeniabe gu eem
Gurepas it bic Ibatlade paB Don al
len curd oas Teuer serit6rten @el9df>
ten su auererf bic 3eitun9en nt4t bios
IN tbrer fribereu, ipupern in oeteiserter
&raft wiepererRaneen 11no. 9n Gu
ropa plrpen mad elmer iolden Gala
mitat rte 3eitunsm wabridelnli@ has
leyte 8eolrfnib bee Menlden ietn, bier
1ino iie ras erte. 81 ieben mir senn
lehs Menate nad rem 9. Sftober jeoe
Der biefisen 3ettunaen. wel9e Die Teuz
erprpbe be1tanpen bai, itarfer unc trdItt@
aer talteben> als sef cem Teuer.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-04-27

@ie rpar bic Tcdter res GrtlS9efdbrten
Nappleon's l., Wac~@ rotb. sic bat
MIR oelast eab fie ie!tft nit auf ct.
6elena eemelen uao roB ie in, Nu9snz
blide. 100 Ger erpee &ailer farb, in ietz
ner Ndbe itd befuncen. Beror ct BIT
b. SterbezS Sacramento empfanssn, babe
Napolepn has Olauters tefenntntb abb
0eleot unb NIT lauter Stimme 9ela9t
sd iterte a!s Sinh Der beilfaen fatboz
ltiden, apcfultihen uno rbntlhen
Stride" Diele Dame bat mir ner1tz
aert, fife babe i'm bic Sterbe : Saeraz
mente ielblt %empfansen ieben."
Sc banoelt ji1 bier ntdt et1ta9 l1t'
tie ). Seluns, @onre:n un ben eu1<
pfane per ;. Wsaxbruns. nno lom't
{deint uns piefe Jrase bierpur& cntz
{hiepen.-Wr mubten lGpn, boe er
{einem Mr;tc, Ter fb iter feline slduz
biae ginfolt punoerr woute, bic 1harfe
Mntmrrt eeseben: ~Sis fns Ntbstlt
@ie dnp Elm Nrst. 9iele @erste elauz
ben an nidts, neil iie ii6 nur NIT Der
Matsrie bsidditieen. SD bin meper
pbiloicpb NOD Meptciner t9f CLAUDE
an 0ptt."
Sc ldeint unS tpeoer su 1pdt nod
uba Fuil1s, an eieie feline lebten @orte
nod Elm Mal gu erinnsrn. Gs crying
Dem erpben Nappleon [. ni9t anrers>
ME es uielea ietner nidt 70 9rebenWltt>
meniden ersebt. Sn Zen Sa9en re5
MobIereebens 1T tbnen ale po1ttoe
Neliatcn unp naS BON ibr unabtrenn<
bare confelioneue 8efenntniB aur cine
@rDBe ;neitsr unp rrttter Srpnun9
rae6bdfts, mcsu lie bic Eelt9ton in tbz
rem Uepanfen|piteme Yerrpencen fbnnen>
finn entpeoer Wmmenoien1e bel renun>
munoteen, prsr Nadtudhteroten fte q:
pur,r Shus ees Gi9entbumS ODER poz
li,eipirnite sur &abrung oer DTeatli9en
SrrnunA unp Stttltdfeit. Sn ten
Gasen pes llnglid's uno Der Grniez
rrisunA penn eth DIAL Die tlal1en
Sbatteu ree Icce5 mitten in ca6 nod
frilNe gsten btneinra9en unp 1td all
bic nod wanoelnpen Getalten beften,
Yerlnrinret ale Tdulgune, aleSelbit>
SuiTlance. Sc tlelbt uur Die Wabrz
belt, mslhe he idledten Naturen CUR
Uerspsifun9, bic teileren CUR Nelt9ipn
suridi iibrt eie fe in elmer Stunce unz
9ludleli3sr Selbfverblenpun9 perlalz
fen BADEN, bic ober> pstl iie etttlih 1T,
audi in oieie Sselen mod ben Vptte5z
frieren Ter Gwi9tsit briaat.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-04-27
f5srtiebasg.)
VII. Ounfle Sbaten.

Die 2e@er erinnern ftd> tos Clara
mad ibrem TludtSer1uhe 3eit i'm
untern 3immer auein iab. Dieie 3eit
tenutte Walcine portrefFth
uMartba, Fiterte fe Der Nlten su>
nnimm reinen prfen auf bet 9reppe
uno pa0e auf paB 6rau Saeirt nidt
pte Stube serlaBt, cenn tb bale ca
oten, Ger Stderbeit wesea, nod eini9e
Gprfebrun9en au trsTen."
Martba nabm tereitmiQt9 itren
plaB Elm, aber tie mlfte feline 70 erpEe
SpiBtatin eemeisn iein> menu 1te nidt
aemsrtt Bate, rae lire @enoiftn trsenO
einen Strei9 beobtdtiate. Wenn fle
AUDI spr Der 5anp tbren Ylob nidt
verlief, 70 fol9ts fe ibr cc@ nit cenAus
gen uno CAB auf jeee ihrer Sewe9un<
aen oht. Ite 6%ausbd!terin te3ab iih
NIT leilen Shri!ten bic 5ints1treppe
binauf. Sort itano ra5 Sterbesinmer
cura ei11e lapetsnttars nit pemOan9s
in Gerbincung. Gle mar aber Fit
Sabren nidt eeSfnet mprcen, unc "a
Elm Stranf Dor rerie!ten ftano, 10 batz
ten Die mel ten Aauetemobner fttne
Nhnune ypn ibrem 0crbanrenI sin.
Walrine id,aute itd Uni, aber is
brauhts fh taum III dnoitiaen rsnn
cas- OeItnce mar unten, uno IS NOR
nitt su furhten> bab Jsmano beraufz
t1me. Gle riifte alio ZEN Shrant
ppn Der @anp> nabm einen Sdli1sl
aus Der 5alHe unp idlob auf. Die
1bire> mel9e 10 LANCE osridlphsn &C.
mel en- mar tradte Elm wenis. ste
fubr erlarpden ;uiammen uno tlieb eiz
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-04-27

Gin Velebrter. - SIM Scaz
dimtbaliden 0pmnaitum au Berlin
belt gum p'esjdbriaen 0sburtsta9e ess
Satlsr5 Elm Sberlsbrer nie Teitrere, In
melber er bic Urose sentilttte: uWaa
mirpe Galar sum Saiebpulver UNI
Cicero sur Su6cruderfunt eeiast baz
ben" IS wdrs mlnidenapertb, Der
Nebner wurce in Der ndblten Tstrepe
Die Traae erSrtern, mte ra5 S1teepulz
cer aus eben miree, tpenn er es erfunz
Den bdtte fu9t Elm reutlde5 8latt BET.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-04-27
@ecbS mpndte aus Ser &C.
ibiebte Sbicagp'S.

l1nter eieier l1sterldrift brinst bic
uSa. Staatsseitung" cine roienfarbi9e
S9iloeruns lber oas raide Grfeben
Der Stapt aus BEN Hutnen. Wtr entz
nebmen per1elben fol9enpe Notisen
Nuf Der Norc{ e'te fteben Iaulenoe
Don 1Umuden 5%ol3bdulern> bic, ale me-
bsneinanpersetslt, m%eilentaa9e GUAM
menbdnoence StraEen bilcen wiroen
unp e8 berr1bt III eieier feds Mpnate
alien Neuitart ra5 onetlencrtiee &C.
mimmel zines &leinperfebr5. Nuf Der
Supleite erbeben It6 aus Der Erlmmers
uli tie mie bunnerte son Snleln flint
bis 1eheiSdiss Badtstn9ebdupe, in pe<
men 3sbntoul enpe ron aufselpeiderten
@aarentiitsn 3euenib paflr ableJen,
eab bic 6pfnuns Der nit Gbtcaeo nett
~eifernoen Stdpte, wslhe cen 5annel UNI
ferer Staot an it6 ;u ;ieben gepadt
batten, gu S9anpen 9emprpen 1T. Sn
etnen1 jener mte Yil;e iiber Nadt erz
wadienen 9tislensebauce ma,o idun 81
Stern Elm Sdntttraarenselddft BON
erSbsrer Yra9t 9r0bererM anniQfalttez
felt, 6uue uno Roitbarfeit eer Waaren
erbfnst, ol6 @btcaso eS jemals Dor Dem
Teusr aefannt bat Elm 0eibdft, neten
me|dem rus oielberlhmte @eripn' lhe
in Ger peutlden &aileritaot wte Elm wiu<
siser 3pera neten einem Rislen erz
f@eint, Nn rsm Seeufsr entlan8
bcrrl1t in Den niecrisen Barafsn, ii
peldsn Der Wrobbaneel istn por!duf<
9es Minterquartier fano, Gas re3|te
Treiteu.
usbercQ wtmmeit IS auf ben Nuiz
ren BON Nrteitern, rptlds Den Shutt
bin,pesrdumen> T%unramsnte ,u Nsuz
tautsn aussrobsn, Mauern oufthuyz
men. S1oa liebt man 6unrerte ron
pr1dtiseu Stein< unpGtieniacaren, lth
erbeten> we!9e ee9en ras ortiteflontlb
unl15ne Nueleben Bet ndbrene nes
Nintsrs au5sefabrten einfabsn Bad
~1teinseaauoe etnen ra5 Mu9e eitrsuen>
Den We4enias btlpen. Gin Nunpsan8
nura rte BUREAUS psr nit Nrbett liter
tduften Saumeiitsr sei9t uas rie isrtiz
gen Ylane in ~sabupien pradtbauten>
weIds Der eE ie Satrestas pe6 srpsen
Jeuers seuenoet lebsn mtrp.
Scuen mir mod rason recen, ras
ter Oeldaftsumias gbicascs in zen
per oHsneu 6 WOnaten er6ber eeme1en
tit, ais it ZEN entiprebenpen 6
Mpnaten res Wtnters Don 1870
~ 1871 DAP Die 0runplaoe
Ser cpmmersieuen Beeeutun9 unlerer
Stact> Der 0etreipe< Giebz unp 9plas
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-04-27
Il.
minttr nns fribling.
(Gtne Gbtppem a.Saee.)

SIN &iuhen3elt am tpetten gee,
9as faum entraet benz tiefen e4nee,
@iBt Ria Elm @reis NIT Silberbaaren;
@pbin er 1einen Spem baubt
Die 2uf BON ei1ssn Nebeln rau9t
Die f1 gu petbea 6luden paaren.
@ein Slid 1T Rress, iein Bid 1T talt,
Mobin Ct i9aut, sefriert rs bale,
l1ub eiits falt fnb feline 5anee;
0eb Dir, tpen11 ct gum GRUB lie bot,
SIS fdaurert bid, ais pt Der Sob
Dir uabt Dor tetnem 9etenseNbe!
Der Nurepinb srauBen firnaii@ bauf,
SIN See bic bcbe Wpse braut
@dlast pilb bas felfse Gsfiaes;
Gs riittelt bin unS Der Der 8aum,
Erast' Der Gis3apfen glrbe faum,
Die nieberbridt ibn pbne @nabe.
Sebt bebt bic Matte f9 bonn Sbpr,
l1nt fnIer ihaut Der Greis enpor:
Cir Singing nabt NIT leidtem Bube,
Der muntern Susenb bettres Bib,
@ein Muee leu9tet freunbli& tailb,
Gr beust bas 9aupt gum frobsn @rube.
Gs l9mudt fem 6aar Elm sriiner Rran3,
Gs pranst fem aleio in li@tem 8lana
Mit I9Dnen 8Iumen tunt bur&mpben,
Die 5anb fibrt eiuen !3auberifah,
Mpmit Ct aus benz @intergrab,
@as bort seldlummert, ruff ua4 uben.
Is ipielt I'M i'm pie Maienluft,
Gs uett UNI Jpn Elm iuber Duff,
Sc sldnst ietn Saupt nit sslenem 99etne
$50 e. bic gree lei6t teriibrt,
Da iprpBt's, oa feint's, sa n1aeiih aiert
Gin ftilhss Grin bic Jlur. bic 5aine.
Ser Sunaling bsut benz @reis bic 6ans,
Der ater, fniter absswanet,
@trBt ie aurid nit erimmem 5obne:
u3ieb Defines Wesa, rpber Gu tam'h
Meber ben buntea S9mud Du rabm'f
l1no Define splbre gIumenfrone!"
l1nb nie ct ipriGt baudt er nit Rapt,
Ser muntIe Singing cher ladt
BsQ bertsn Sputts hes ri!b'gen <en:
u1nlauleis il Iein eifeer 5au9,
IT friert nibt mebr ben Nebelraug,
gu Gnbe sebt Detn farmild WaIen!"
Ser Srem fpdet 1hter hem @reis,
IS trppft ibm BON Der @tirn tes S9peib
l1np aus BEN ausen beige 3abren /;
Gum Nbidieb bat ct fd eetranbt
Tct trcbenb bebt ct nod bic 6anb:
SD esb', br@ werb' i'd tpiebertebren!
Sara Giore.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-04-27
3eit9emdfe Setradbtnn8 hber
eurppdiibe 3nitdmbe.
IL d | E.l

Mn bic Stele Der 6rinliden Gbart<
tas bat man bic 6umanttlt Aeiebt, aber
oitie 1T falt uno ffarr uuo Nt9ts ol6
uterfrnibte 8arbarei; NIT rcm Gtriz
fentbum weidt Der Triece unp rieTreiz
belt uno Der @oblfano. Derehtieteit
erbDbt Elm @plf> un9erehtiafeit aber
ma9t elenp bic WDlfer unp einen an
bern @runp fam Ntemanc le3sn, ais
per ca esleat 1T, ~Gbriitus Seius>"
lhrettt Der GSlterapetel. Der MtfaQ
pom Gbri1tentbum 1T bic l1rlade UNI
Susue Der 1~ccialsn 2eteen uno 0efabz
rem. Die undrifliaen, materialiatz
lGen @runeidge fabrten Wenihens
eelblebt an rieSAmeue riei sMt9runz
cee, unenn mer 6leiid fact, miro pom
Tle;lh ras gsrperten drntsn." IS
fam unS Nibt6 mebr rtt!en ale bic
Nudfsbr gum Youen une 9ansen Gbrt<
Renttum, els rie tatbcliide Stride
femmt Don tbr feline 5ilfe peer meist
man itre 6anp ;urGd, Damn -apres
nous lie deluge.
8ie janait 9emelcet muroe, baben
bic eurcpdilhen &eaterunaen beIdlcls
fen, eemsinlams Mabreseln se9en bic
Srterraticnale III er9reifen uno tte
acknowledgements senau iu aberraz
| den. Wir erwarten un5 ron cieier
5eite fem Sell uns feline wakre s.
flung Der 1~ccialen Trase. In vanum
laboraverunt ~aedifcantes, nisi Do
| minus custodiverit civitatem.
uunb NIT bes Dlnfels aeufn
Baum fe ~ eis'nem 9obn,
@.rwirrte 8auseieGen
Mm Gburm son Babylon.
Die oreeen Staat6mdnrer, arpe i'm
Sdofen unp 8auen, inb %auseeterz
ben mte he StetnhSfe MIR baken fsiz
II. uhrinli9en Yplitifer uno Diploma
ten" mebr. Die mcrerne Telitif bat
BEN @pmpob ces Ne6tes 1pee9emprfen
uno man mill Die ewtaeu Babrbeiten
res Gkrifsntbums nidt raebr ais 2sttz
iterne fir 0e|eB9eber unc 5errlber Der
Grce anerfennen, une tarum fann man
muir n%teperreieen uno nidt mebr aufz
tauen. Sc LANCE mir nidt Staatsz
lenfer tefemmen, BE fta Don Ter btstez
riaen undrihliden Yplittf lpsiagen
UNI NIT Grnt unp Gntlhiscenbeit in
bic ibnen een Der Stride, nrm drift
lidsn Olauten npr9e,eidneien Babnen
einlsnfen, 10 lanae meroen bic 0blfer
nidt gum Trtecen unp gum Slid &C.
lanaen. Extra ecclesiam nulla sa-
lus Sc lettafter uno rpeiter auseee
pebnt Die lcctale 8eweaun9 feiu miro,
ihreibt @ut,ot, belto meni9er miro bic
pclitit tinreihsn> bic in Beme9une &C.
ieBte Menibbeit su leiten, bo;u beoari
e5 elmer bSbern Maht, ol5 bic Ma6te
Ger Grce iinp, ca;u beoorf eS etnerNusz
iiht, Die iter ca6 2eben binauaretdt,
co,u 1T uStbia Gctt uno bic Gwiefeit."
@or Der lpciaienTra9e 1T BE menlt>
libe &lusteit ;u Gnoe, uno ale Grcens
pstebeit aus Der Ga0une eetradt.
Mit Nedt mii0sn au9 mir auebredm
in ne idmerslide &laae res Siihofe
Don 6ippo: usoi1et unS ras 6aupt
erbeten uno un'ere 8lide auf Semen
rthten, ee1sn 5euidaft meeer lhpanft
nc6 elm gnoc nimmt; tenn iA leNs
euf rsm enemies ,psoer einen Wen<
{ten, nod cine WsIammtbett ssn Wtsr@
id'en> relGs fabis ware> ro5 Neia su
1etten."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-04-27

Trinmph derAn5fhnld
uNp
Stnrz aer gpsheit.
(Giu 9ebeaSbia ats Hnierca Sageu.)
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-01

the Supreme Court precisely similar to this
one, In the cases cited by the counsel for
the city, the question was for the recovery
of tax; in the present case it is for the re-
covery of license tax. There is the same
difference before pure and simple tax and
license tax as there is between Justice and
injustice While it is just and proper that
each citizen should contribute in equal pro.
portion to support the expenses of the gov
eminent, there is no justice and no fairness
in license tax, which is tax, not on the
property the citizen possesses, but tax on
the business he pursues. If he is a laborer,
the license tax does not bear on his prop.
erty, but on his trade as labOrer or tailor,
or butcher, or carpenter. A tax pure and
simple affects you in proportion to the prop
erty you possess; a license tax is one which
the city exacts from you to permit you to
pursue your occupation as a mechanic, law
yer, doctor, or any other trade, calling or
occupation.
Eighth District Court.
The several applications for mandamus
on the Auditor by the various parties inter
ested in the contingent warrant business,
had a hearing yesterday.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-01
NEW ORLEANS
CON observatory OF MUSIC,
No. 80 BarOume Street,
doors above the Piano House of P Werlin, ac-
cessbe from five car lines.
NEW ORLEANS

This institution is conducted after the plan of
the best music schools of Europe. The Board Of
Instruction counts among its names the most sue
cessful teachers and artists OF the highest merit
and reputation. Admitted beginners of all
IIinils who wish to perfect themselves either as
amateurs teachers, or professional artists and
those who wish to resume their studies after a
lOnginterrupt0n.
Terms nav able in advance, follows: For piano
or voice Tor ten weeks two lessons weekly, of two
hours each S25. For theory (harmOny and com
ncsitionl organ melodeon. violin, viOlnCellO harp,
Hute, guitar, either, for ten weeks two lessons
weekly, of one hour each, 10. Reductions made
for two branches taken together.
visitors are invited to call and witness the
method of teaching and the progress Of the pupils.
For references circulars particulars etc, apply
nj 1be office of the President, No. 80 BarOnne
street or by letter, addressed Postothce BOX NO.
l'''' THEOPHILUS MASAC,
or2e1r President.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-01
AUCTION SALES.
By s. Guinault.
SUCCESSION OF AUGUSTA FAvRE.

DY 9. GUINAULT. AUCTIONEER-OFFICR
u corner OF exchange alley and Bienvile street
SATURDAY. May 10, 1872, viii be sold at u NJ at
the Merchants and Auctioueers Exchange RovaI
street, betW cen Canal and CustOmhOuse streets nv
virtue Of Judgment from the honorable the second
District Court for the parish Of Orleans rendered
March a. 1872 and signed April 1872 the following
property, to wit as
!. TWO LOTS OF GROUND situated in tbe Third
District of this city designated by Nos : and 3
square %, bounded by Genius St. Anthony BAga-
teIle and Celestine streets. Said lots measure
french measure, each Is feet inches front on Cie
MUS street by $50 feet deep
LOT OF GROUND in the same district desio.
mated by NO. IN square 81, bounded bv Frencbme6
Genius, Celestine and Elvsian Fields streets Sail
lou measures 81 feet inches front Oh FrepcbmeN
street by ITO feet in depth
). THREE LOTS OF GROUND in the same dis
trIct des grated by Nos IS Is and II in sGuaTa Al
bounded by Sohdelle, Josephine, Mazant and Rar
thOIomew streets. Said lots measure each 30 feet
depth --NIeS III
4. SQUARE OF GROUND in same district dos
lSudIeu OV NO. A. Sand square measures PA feet z
Iihes 'front.' on Josephine street 34l feet mont an
bartholomew street, pa feet LIKES front on CeIes
Ihe street and 3ll feet ON the division line Of
Barthe property, or assigns
.. SQUARE OF GROUND in the same dfs+r,o+
designated by Ne. A. and measures pa feet linss
IVuU on Cetstine street. 34l feet front on Barfhoo
new stIeet, "a feet lines front on GenissH.rr
erty. 80 sTTett
See plans at the Exelssssaa s'1''he's prop
TeTms-Cash. SASe.
se expense OF p1rchese ,cGs notary public s
CT-CrEgsraN- Alli - o
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BUSINESS CHANGES.

DTSSOLTTgON OF PARTNERSHIP.-
IL Bv common consent, the partnership hereto
fore existing between the undersigned under the
name and style of c. H. MOutOn Co. has been
and is dissolved. The prOcuration or power OF
attorney given to Mr.. George Darby by the SAID
c. II. MOutOn Co. is hereby revoked and cancel
ed, and C. H. Mouton is charged with the hquida-
ton Of the affairs Of said partnership.
VA1ERY COCO.
G, H. MOUTON.
New Orleans, April %, 1879 ap3O I'm
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LOUISE ANGFLE DE SENTMANAT, WIFE ETC,
VS.. Nelvil Soule-NO. 3225.
T HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON THE SECOND
L day of March, 1872, Judgment was rendered IN
this court in the following entitled suit, in the
words and figures following. to wit:
Louise ANGLE de Sentmanat wife etc, VS. Nelvil
Soule-NO. 3225.
On motion of c. ROselius and Alfred Philips, of
counsel for plaintiff and on producing TO the
court due proof of said plaintiffs demand, the
law and evidence being in her favcr it is ordered
adiudged and decreed that the Judgment by de-
fault herein entered on the twenty.seventh OF Feb
ruary l r. be now confirmed and made final, and
accordingly that there be Judgment in favor Of
defendant Nelvil SJule, her husband, decreemg a
separation of property and a dissolution OF the
community of acquests and gains heretofore ex-
istng between them; that the title of plaintiff as
owner in and to the real estate described in her
petition as her separate and paraphernal property,
be recognized and confirmed and that she have the
separate administration thereof. 1t is further Or
dered that defendant pay all costs of suit.
Judgment rendered March 2, 1872.
Judgment signed March l. 1872.
(Signed) CHAS BEAUMONT, Judge.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set nv
hand end affixed the seal of the said court at the
city of New Orleans, this Linth day Of
March, in the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and seventy-twO and the ninetv-
sixth year of the independence Of the United
States.
apl4 28my1I* LOUIS POWER, Clerk.
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WHEREAS, ALFRED RHODY, OF NEW OR
leans and district aforesaid, duly declared
ahkTupt under the act of Congress of March, 1867
mas TINS day MED IN said court a petition praying
Tor discharge and certificate thereof from ali his
ue2Is and Other claims prOyable under said act.
have proved their debts, and to All Other psreons
IN interest. that the second day of May,
i61Z, at II A: NJ, is assigned for the hearing or
the same and that they may then and there attend
and show cause, if any they have, why the prayer
OF the said petition should not be Granted: and
Iurther notice Is given that the bankrupt vii IN
dergO an examination before Register kellogg, on
the thirtieth day OF April, A. d. 1872 at II l. NJ.
at his office. CustOmhOnse building.
Clerks Othce. New Orleans, April 10 1872
aDll 81 my2 K LDEW Derutv clark.
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WHEREAS, SQUIRE B. BELL, OF THE PARISH
w of Assumption and district aforesaid, duly de-
cared bankrupt under the act of Congress OF
March 2, 1867, has this day filed in said court a
petition praying for discharge and certificate
thereof from all his debts and other claims
prOyabe under said act.
Notice g therefore given to all creditors who
have proved their debts and to all other persons in
interest. that the twenty-fou:th day Of May, 1872
at II A. NJ, is assigned for the hearing Of the same
and that they may then and there attend and
show cause, if any they have, why the prayer OF
the said petition should not be granted; and
further notice is given that the bankrupt viii IN
der 20 an examination before Register Kellogg, on
the twenty second day of May, A. D. 1872 at II A.
NJ. at his Office in the CustOmhOuse building.
Clerks office, New Orleans, April SO, 1872.
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