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MARSHAL'S MUNITIONS.

Edgar Mott ct al. vs.. Steamboat Sabine
aad GIG bales Cotton and COnsi2nees-No 1920.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
L District of LHuisiaua.-In obedience to an ad.
mirairy warrant, to me- directed in thu above emit.
tied suit have seized and ta ken into my posses
Sion
THE STEAMBOAT SABINE AND GIG BALES
COTTON and coIsignees now !ibeed by Edgar
Mott ct "a for the set forth in the libel now
pending the District Court of the United States.
And DO hereby cite and admonish the owner or
sons havisS pretending to have any right, title
or interest IN OF TO the same to be and appear at a
District Court of the Ia ted States for the district
aforesaid 10 b- holden at the cItv Of New Orleans
the fourth Monday in May, 1879, to show cause if
any they have or can. why the said steamboat
should not be condemned ard be sold agreeab}S-
to the prayer of iibelants
Uaited States Marshars Office New Orleans,
fifth day OF May. 1875
s. p. PACKARD,
my6 10 l. 25 Tinted States Marshal,
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James Lusk ct al VS.. Steamboat kapides-
Il

No. 10 POI.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
L District OF Louis;ana.-In obedience to al ad
niIraty warrant, to me directed in the above en-.
titled suit, l have seized and taken into my
i possession
THE STEAMBOAT RAPIDES now lbe!ed by
James Lusk ct al, for the set forth i'll The
libel now pending in the District Court eff the
United States
And do hereby cite and admonish the owner
or owners thereof, and all and every person per
SOUS having Or pretending to have any right, title
or interest in or to the same, to be appear at
District Count of the United States the district
aforesaid, to he holden at the city of New Orleans
on the twenty sixth of May 1873, to show cause, If
any they have or can, why the said steamboat
Rapides should not be condemned, and be sold
agreeaoly to the prayer OF bclan:s.
C.ited States Marshals office, New Orleans,
twenty -niL tn day OF April, 1873.
=. 3. PACKARD.
apo my 10 II 25 United States Marshal.
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Charles HnddOCk ef nj. vs.. Steamboat
Virgins Ferry-SO. 10 1871.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, DIS.
4 trict of LoIisiana.-In ODE iience to admi-
rally warran; to directed in the above entitled
suit, have seized and taken into NV posse ssi0n-
THE sTEAMBOATW VIRGINS FERRY, her engines,
boats etc, now Hbe'ed by CHARLES Haddock ct al
for the causes set forth in the libel now pending
the DistIc; Court OF the United States.
And do hereby cite and admoris h the owner or
owners thereof, and ali and every person or pere
sons having pretending to have any right. title
or interest in or 80 the same, to BE- and appear at
district court Of the United States for the district
aforesaid, to be holden at the city OF New orleans
on the third Monday OF May, 10 show cause, il
any they have or can, why the said steam boat
should not be condemned and be Sold agreeably to
the PRAYER of the beiauts
United States Marshals Office, New Orleans
April 81 1873.
s. B. PACKARD.
APP 80 InYIN ITnifa cd NJ MAJ aIaai
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In Banhrur;cy-So. taos.

N BahhTuF!Cy-.Nos YION.
f7NHs CREDITORS DC THE ABOVE ESTATE ARE
Il hereby aot.i,i + al tie second and III I'd
general meeting. o: the creditors VII. be held
a. the ctii". c! Uona.ei. August;,., ESQ, oae o.:
TIE registers N Bankruptcy, Ne. - Exchange
alley. III tho CITY o. New orleans on the twt!.
sv.;L.si ,.av o. Vas t}1). at twelve o'clock L.
+. +. NORTON an:
RS = Il. TRICoC. AssIgne.s
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l.. TT: MATTER OF UESRIr G!T:H fE:Pr
i. br'a D,cksfa j. g zen ard William {.
watts, indt'ldu.l.- and q :Eei- hers q:
a.. ::.. .. G.:e.. watt. g. B.ukSus..
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PERSONAL
LEGAL NOTICES.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
IfSTI:GT OE LOUISIANA
I: TIA: .iTTEc OF JU;f.: E1rss!.T. s.SS
Cirt.
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BE4 4UTTFUL SPRING.
Beautiful Spring (!
Beautiful, Spring

Coming again on thy wandering wing,
Sunshine and beauty and pleasure to bring
Gladly we welcome thee, beautiful Spring {.
Robed with a mantle of gorgeous array,
Girded with tendrils of anarantlTs gay,
Gemm'd with bright fiowerets of every hue
Fresco'd with suubeams and spangled with
dew.
Gloom
Vanish away to their wintry tomb;
Grief bows her fennel-crowned head to the
sway,
Time, like phantom, glides swiftly away.
Genial laughter and frolicksome mirth
Herald thy coming again upon earth,
Welcome thee back 10 thy throne in our
bowers,
Queen of the empire of beauty and flowers.
Everything beautiful, noble, or grand
Wakes into life at the wave of thy wand
Earth dons her mantle of radiant sheen,
Azure and purple, and scarlet and green.
Hedgerows and forests burst out into bloom;
Flowers load the air with delicious perfume,
Winds hail thy coming with boisterous
cheers,
Clouds i'll their gladness gush out into tears.
Birds sing thy praise with sonorous voice,
Trees clap their broad waving hands and re-
joice
Lambkins and fiedglings the chorus prolong,
Streamlets gush out into rapturous song.
Mortals, euamor'd, bow down at thy shrine,
Painters portray thee a goddess divine,
Poets, the landmarks of every CLINE,
Praise and extol thee ip epic sublime.
Everything beautiful, noble or bright,
Halls thy approach with shout of delight,
Welcomes thee back with q jubilant ring,
Radiant, sunny-eyed, beautiful Spring
GEORGE HEATH.
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STORIES ABOUT DoGs.-A correspond eae
of the New York EreainJ Past, writiu
from Cazenoyia, in that State, says: F..
many years a race of fine New Eouudlan
dogs have fiourished in the village WHERE
i've, each individual being characterized L
by some prominent excellence. One, -
noble fellow, was often employed 70 carry
packages, and was sometimes sent 70 ma
ket Nothing could exceed the fidelity
with which he performed the business e.--
trusted to him. Late one evening IL U.s.
discovered there was no beef>teak fDrbr .;.-.-
fast. and the dog WAS sent for . sUI ply
lie was detained at the market for a tina.
however. ard being forgotten at home, a C
doors were locked and the family rctir,I
to bed. In the morning the dog was f1r'Iut
seated beside the basket in which the me-.
lay untouched under the guaTdship mat
tanned by him throughout the ui"lt.
Another dog worthy of honorable men
tilu once went with a mother and her
child 10 the village. Soon after their az
rival the little girl was burned So severely
a almost to produce convulsionS. y PHI,
s.cian. an absolute stranger, was summon
cd. under whose soothing remedies IL
girl was qrietCd and fCll asleep when tle
doctor took his leave. An hour or " .
tier returning to lis ofice lie heard IA
unusual noise at his door. and opening .
found the dog seeking admission. )
walked in ard seated himself beside Il t,
physician and began licking his hand
Then rearing himself on his hind legs )
put his mouth t. the mans face atteml
ing to lick it, uttcring all the while a I".v
cry, and after repeating these GcmCnstra-
tions for a time walked out Of the Aic.
Doubtless lac l.,,,i POHGered upon his youIG
mistress Sulfe-ir@S and the physician e.
forts to relieve them, and gratitude led hiln
to express his thanks.
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reach across to the next row Of blocks. fl- E
did not care to trust myself again or. ,I.--
which lad proved SO treachcrous. Ths,
was compelled to do, however, uutl t}s
space between the angles became suffice. D.
ly small to allow me to swing across. =.
complshinS my purpose, at Icug-h, ~e.-
mp more rapidly, carefully testing va,.-
block as l proceeded
Ere long reached the cross, and ,her,
paused to rest. looking down from fur dr,..y
height with a GOODNESS that even uten rs
tonished me.
\ few strokes with a light hatcliet that
the architect had hung at my back, a..3
piece by piece the rotten cross fcI & the
ground.
My work was done, and rs the last i-g-,-
mont disappeared found a sad I,loaeule ST.
the thought that, should never reg n tie
ground alive, my dear ones would have an
pie means to supply their wants r4a,;l -
wife could obtain employment.
Sad and cautiously l lowered myself fr,.s,
block to block, and at length reached tI.a
spire window, amidst the cheers of those "a
sembled in the street.
Inside the stceple the architect placed
roll of bank notes in my hand.
''Iou lave well earned the money" h..
said. 1t does me good to see lnan "-.,.-
SO much nervc-but-blessm me wlatist..o
matter with your hair? 1t was blacI, b.-
fore You made the ascent, now it is gr...'''
And so it was. That rlomento Of in-,e.-
agony, while slipping helplessly down ~a.,.,
had blanchcd my hair until it appeared ilra
that OF an OLD man. The work oI yeisre
had been done in an instant.
Lutenng the bare, cheerless room, v...J..
was now all called home, found Il vjsitot
awaiting mc-my late employer.
Harvey said lie, extending his h"E'
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THE ROTTEN GROSS.

1t has been many a long day since
then, yet l remember it all, just as tho
IL had occurred but yesterday.
l was a carpenter, the foreman of a
large establishment, and as such pos
sessed the entire confidence of my EN-
ploycr, who, by the way, had been a
schoolmate of mine.
One day he called me into his office
to look at some rare coins he had just
purchased.
Here" said he, placing in my hand
a heavy gold piece, lis one which is
worth more than all the rest put to-
gether 1t is great curiosity. Ipaid
900 for it, and considered it cheap at
that. | could easily double my money
in selling; and so you see, Harvey, it
is really a good investment"
NO doubt it is" said |. though it
seems a large sum to have lie idle"
| breathed an involuntary sigh as |
laid the coin down on the desk, for
goo would have seemed fortune to
me just then.
The severe illness of my wife, and
one of my children, and the death Of
another, made serious inrOads on my
purse, and it had required the exercise
of the utmost economy to keep myself
free from debt; nay, | had been
obliged to withdraw from the bank the
small sum, which, besides my salary,
was all possessed of worldly treas
ures. Thinking of this, laid the coin
down with a sigh, and turned away to
attend to my duties.
The next morning l was again sum-
moned into the office, but this time I
met with no friendly greeting as usual
Harvey" said the employer, alb
ruptly, that coin we were looking at
has disappeared. have made a thor
ough search, but it is not to be found.
1t has been carried away by some one.
You alone saw or knew it, and"
He paused and looked significantly
into my face. / finished the.sentence
for him, the hot b,ood 6yeing cheeks
and brow as / spoke.
you mean, therefore, that took it
-T!'
s.What else can think? The coin
was here you alone saw it. cannot
recall having seen it since it was in
your hands You are in need of mon
ey; you told me that yourself. twas
a great temptation, and forgive you
because of our old friendship, but /
cannot retain you in my employ. Here
is the salary due you"
VERY well, " said with forced calm
ness $50 be it. Since youhave so poor
an opinion of me, after years of faith
full service, l shall not stoop to defend
myself"
Then took the money he had laid
upon the desk and went out from his
presence a we'll nigh broken hearted
man.
But for the tender love of my wife [
doubt not but that would have bur-
led my sorrows i'll the grave Of sui
eide
Supported by that love, however,
and the consciousness of my own in
nocence, took fresh courage, and set
resolutely to work to find an employer
But powerful is q breath of slander;
turn which way / might / ever found
that the story of my dismissal for theft
had preceded me, and my application
for employment uniformly met with a
refusal.
Time went on; piece by piece our
furniture and every spare article of
clothing fouId It's way To the pawn
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snREwD EEvENeE.-Tho Court Jou,-

SHREwD EEvENGE.-Tho Court Jou'-
nal prints tEe following:
Arropos Of the American story VIC re-
Gently gave Of q book agent whom the
OnIaia ,coIle tried 10 kill, but Who II
turned with Casscrs Illustrated Bible tl!.
ing Ia Get subscription from the head Of
the ATTACKING, parry, an equally good ste :
is told of the caayasacr OF London pub
Usher. He found his way into the ParIel'
of :, branch bank, ana saw the manage,
Who. as socn as lie learned his busine7-,
ordered him ont. Very quietly ne n u. II
meet with 80 many gentlemen in the course
of the week that / can afford to meet =.
suob occasionally" and walked out Next
day lie called at tie bank again, and wished
to open an account. lie was again shown
in To the manager, and gave very satisfac-
tory reasons for opening the account, and
deposited gro. The manager could d. nu
less thau apologize fol his TuGenesS on the
day preceding, and ordered ~ copy Of tl.s
work-au expensive BibIc-sid allowed
access 10 tn. clerks. ~e,e,si ui whom did
the same. Two days aiJeIwaIG u eyeI, far
ln.ug w-s dt.Ha Cut-
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CURIOUS EEDLEY.

BY the lake where dropped the willow,
Row! ! VaSSals, row
j want to be AN angel.
And jump Jim Crow.
An old crow sat on a hickory limb
None knew him but to praise;
Let me kiss him for his mother,
For he smells of Schweitzcr kaSe.
The minstrel TO the war has gone,
With his banjo on his knee;
He woke to hear the ScntriCS Shrick,
There's light in the window for thee!
A frog he would wOoing go,
His hair was curled to kill:
He used TO wear an old grey coat,
And the sword of Bunker Hill.
Oft in the Silly night,
Make way for liberty, he cried;
/ won't go home till morning,
With Peggy by my side.
l am dying, Egypt, dying,
SuSannah. don't you cry:
Know how sublime a thing il is
TO brush away the blue-Tailed fly.
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