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Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-02-13

A HEALTH HNT.-The Science of
Health repeats what we all ought to
heed when it says ''The more man
bundles up to keep from colds the more
more he may. Some persons do nothing
but watch against exposures, and keep
themselves very busy. The best safe
guards nre daily exercise in the open air,
and the free use of cold water, taking
care not to begin the use of muhers."
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-02-13

Boss Bagshaw was a cobbler,
Once hvin' at Bulls Head,
Where long he waxed stout and fat,
As well as his shoe thread.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-30
3.Oc0uet Institute.

Tia wsnknown institution OF learning
he'd Is :esuiar annual exercises las: eve.
mn: IN l.yseun; Hail. ana necessarily there
Va. "a fine audience. The pupils acquitted
themselves with al! the eIedi; :ha: any
scloo: San bring forward. The programme
as arranged. Wa. a superb one. difficult in
it' PARIS. iu:pc.e,y prepare: 20 place the
pupils or their merits. /: is safe to say that
every person who attended was well pleased
w!t. the performance. and as al: the schol.
a.. acquitted themselves SO well j: would
bs wong :" mention . few and Cn.:; she
many.
lie r-,nc;vs! feature ~ss she awarding
OF the San,iui scholarships and the Hodg.
SOD g':zes Mr. San:.n;. through the prompt.
hes.' = generous hear: and a free purse,
hHs zine ago made . Liberal donation ter
%h..A.snips, ana las: evening obtained his
III! seward in seeing she ;fuiIion of his
En.: hopes. The children who are benefited
Was s.u..ne.s proved themselves worthy
":e GIG. and reflected credit on his mag.
1A.mity h- shown: tina: they were worthy
&she donation. Tire Hodsson prizes were
Esse::eG hy committee Of i!spteces.ed
9ntiemer after mature Leiibe:atiors and
we're well bestowed.
IL. performance. from fret 20 last. was
witty ii any educational institution III
~sscuutrv. and il other schools will make
.'tn hal. as fine a display. the youth OF cur
''aniry VIII be brough. up N the right o.
.St.on. We congratulate che direction CT
ne institution OF lis marked success on This
''essiot, a. well as % its former :riunphs.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-30
SHERIFF,S SALES.
isurgcss Rennet -. f.eoa Soils Cohea,

6urgess Bennett -. f.eOh Soils Cohesr,
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THS PARISH
y OF Orleans, No. ;4s3.-Bv virtue of a writ -
SEIZURE and sale 70 NE directed by the hons
orabe the Sixth district Court for the parisYs
OF Orleans in TIE above entitled cause will pro-
ceed TO sell at public aution, at the Merchants and
ana Auctioneers' Exchange. ROYAL street, betweey
lana IAN. ana Customhouse streets in the Second Bis.
tr1ct OF this city, on FRIDAY. May 80 1878 40
Twelve O'Clock NJ. the following described proy.
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated il ~.
rourth District of the citv of Sew Orleans desics
mated by the number SIX, in .he SQUARE nu.n1ee
Two hundred and nnet ysix, bounded by Sells jnove
Lctlsf, jackson, Jacobs tnow Frerst) aud Jose-
phhe streets, as per sketch drawn by 6. l. DO
Arnae. surveyor on the eighth of June 1867 ant
deposited in the office of Armand Pilot Jr potarS
puoh' IN this city, and annexed 10 an act passed
before SAID notary en- the twen:y.seventh of De.
c+mber, 1859, being sale of property to villiars
Smith; which said lot measures, in American meas
uTe, as per said sketch, thirty feet Hi.e jcshya
width in the rear. one hundred and twenty..lins
feet four inches one ike on the line which divideS
II from lot number tve. and the same depth STA
the line which divides il from lot number seven,
herein by purchase trOln the succession Of Jacets
:. Soils per act passed before Armand ri.o, it,
notary public ia this city. On she eighth OF Eebyao
Brv. 1870.
Seized in The above saiI.
Terms-rbis being the seceE6 and FAST aretins.
The said property will be definitely adiudicateS ta
the highest and last bidder for what il will bring.
at twelve months credit he purchaser furnishing
bond, With good AID solyen. security. bearing
eight per cent interest per annun from date. and
specia! mortgage on the property sold until iiuas
payment. SAID purchaser VII have :" deduct
and pay in cash tie printing sheriti's and elerk'a
iees, ETC., which amount 20 about hyndreS
and thirty dollars, and. Furthermore the state.
parish and municipal taxes The amount sf sl.,sss
Is Aot yet SscertSneI.
myl3 Is 50 Sheriff OF che Parish of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-30

1CIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
D Orleans, No. 4223.-By virtue of writ ct feri
tacias to me directed By .he honorable Che Fifth.
District Court fog the parish of orleans, in .ha
above entitled cause will p.occed 70 sell At pul,.
lie auction, at she Merchants and auctioneers' Ex.
house streets. in the Second District OF .hs city,
on FRIDAY. May so, 1873. at twelve O'.iOcS NJ.
the following descFbc6 property. to wit.
ALL THE RIGHT. TITLE AND INTEREST OF in.s
defendant, Hiss Mary Z. Nelson, to Wit: The
one undivided half in and 80 q certain lot Of
ground, with all the buildings appurtsnances
rights, wars privileges. serv;tudes and dersuGen.
ciss, etlated in the Sixth District OF this city
city of JstfersOnp. DESIGNATED by the Hu,nbes -.
IL the square bounded by Jersey Cadiz laurel ana
Jena streets Said lot is formed the rear payt OF
iols numbers one. Two. three and four, and meas.
nres thirty feet from: on Cadiz street Geswseu
twenty feet in .e;':h. Being the came prOpeytS
acquired by the said Miss Maiy &. Nelson and MA
Julia A. Nelson, wife of William L. Thorn psOn by pS.
chase from John 6. Wilson. as will appear By act
passed i'll the Office OF Robert J. KsT notary psls.
lie in this city. the twenty :.i;!th CS july 1.6l
Seized in the above suit.
Ttrms-Ths being the second and last auction
Tie said property will be definitely adudcs ,ed to
The highest and last bidder, !Oy what il will hyinS.
AT twelve months credit, the purchaser inIIisE-
ing bond with good and solvent seeufity. bearing
eight per cent interest per annum from date and
specla! mortgage on The property sold until final
pay in cash the printing. sierti's ant cerk. fees,
etc. which amount TO ahSu: two hundred sisllars
and furthermore the state parish and sGuni.ipai
1axss the amounc Of which is not yet ascertains4i
W.H. HARPER,
Mvi; - So Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orl-arA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-30
Lsuise Aida Nacksr, ETC, 1elhn 4. N$srrts
sublOgateG, VS.. Jean LOl,ls Lalaure.


lcIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH ~
II orleans No. 408!.-By virtue Of a writ OF ses-
ure AID sale TO ne directed b, the honorable th~
Firth District Court 10, the parish OF Orleans !IA
rAe above entitled cause, will proceed 20 sell ~
public auction, ~ the Merchants and Auctiou-e1a'
Exchange Royal street, between Canal and Cuss
torhouse streets in the Second District at thi. city.
on TUESDAY. July ]. 1873, =. twelve Sclocl, Sf.s
III. ' Tny 6s dssGa Tu 1S VIZ ~
TAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with The one u.,.
divided third OF 'hs buildings and improvements
thereon and the appur;eHat"es thereof situated
in the Second D;sirtc. OF .his city. in tho square
bounded by CIst0mhoasr, Bienvlls and Clinton,
stleets and the pub ic road measuring twenty Hs~
feet two inches three lines front eli che public
road twenty four fee. i've inches two lines frons
on Clinton street, sevsnty.three feet incl two
lines desv on one side, and syts whine iesI sis
inches I'VE lines deep on tte other side; said l@s
being designated by :hs number twelve plan
made by Joseph Pile. surveyor. dated D.erInher
81 1888 deposited il the office OF NillixM Chyistys
:, THE nSf TSblVIblD Tlienu s 4 rKRr.ix
Lot OF GROUND. together with shc undivided
third OF the buildings and Improvements .herecs
and the appurtensuces thereof, situated in th~
by Charities Eenvil,e. Custsn'. ouse and E xclang.
sllev Passage de "a Bouiss 50. LOUISE said iol
measuring sixtyfour fee. inch three limos front
on SAID alley or passage, III" one half of said "s
having depth OF about f:ty four feet ,hs lin~
toward Gus omhoTse street and the other h.lt .
depti. of about tver.y one feet ELEVEN inches Hs~
lines on the side toward eNville street!
). CERTAIN L0Y OF GROCND, together win.
al and siIsu lar riIe buildings ava improvements
tEFieoA duu tHc AIpt.A tHSI>o sdiu blllu'
cons sting OF the thYses.Ory brick store Nuns
Der :hrtv-hve on the public road situated il. the
Second Distrce in this city in the square bounded
Us said public road CusomhOuse, Bienville ara
Clinton streets, designated by the Number six. on
pan drawn by J. Pe, hon c!tv surveyor dated
thirty first of December 1888 and deposited in the
Office of the sad late rotary thiisty. and
:Lg twenty-five feet two riches three lines frosis
the public road and Clinton street. and eve
tending in depth from etrest sc the other:
be.g the same pro>srtv which She defendant
hsre.n gjii,ed IN ard by virtue OF ~, set OF pas.
:!t!oD between himself, Mrs. q, August. de Lassus
and Miss NJ. L. l.. B.a!lue, passed before 3ned.~
DUcate! notary pUl.,.c u tis ctv, sH s,e SG.Gtys
sixth dav Of ApI!!, 1901.
Seized in the above seis.
Tegms-CasL OF the SPOT.
~ HARPER
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-30
PROPOSALS.

iKRAs,KY CEpAH.msSr }
Cn"- Of Supervising Architect. Nav IL, 1873. !
GEALEp PROPOSALS WILL Be RECEIVED AT
y this Office until twelve u'ccck noon WkDNkS-
DAY. Jane !, SIS fellows:
L. For she purchase 0t She Marine HOspita; lot
III The city OF New Orleans, Lol.:aisna. and the
Eui!dir ss.; iiereou.
T. FoI the plrchase Of the bindings, 20 ~ re.
moved 10y the purchase: within sixty days tICm
date al aoce .s'an"r OF proposal.
. For the ra:ch,s~ OF tbs land ~i;hou: ;he
IN ldngs
This property IS e. Sib,v located and con. :,Utes
tiis care &: c'ouIG bounded by Crave. Broad,
Common aud White stIeets AID is EtaI,S 81. .et,
square
Terms II Sa.e-"ash on delivery q: possession.
The department reserves the right 20 reject any
or al! bids !. deemed to: the interest q The gov
eTIIH.nt 10 do 80.
g! proposal aicu d it inGsrsed Proposals for
Mai: me Hospital ;,iCp-r'v al New Oiltaus, LCUis
IaLa,' and addressed 20 Ike undersigned
A. Z MULLETT
my22 ~ Supervising Architect
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-30
THE PEOPLES COLCMN.

Brief Communications P,.6Hshcd-Long
Ones Invariably Rejeeted-2He Editor not
Responsible for the Sentiment Expressed
in the Comm an icationsl
o. the Mar Thiyts.sis Days.
What can our grain enemies cay now 70
the trade via New Orleans. when We say
the steamship Memphis loaded $4,000 BUSH
els Of corn on the :wenty-third Of April,
was on the Southwest: Pass bar twenty
eeven days, when the shermometer was
from 1C0 20 90. and to-day. May 20. we are
unloading her whole cargo Of bottom corn
into tie elevator in ae good condition as
when j. wen: on board Said steamship
broke her propelie. blades when twenty
miles GU. 10 the gulf, and returned 70 put
on new propeller. We desire all who fee!
an in:eres: in the future commercial pros
per:ry of New Orleans 20 come 70 the Office
OF James 7. Tucker. Ne 70 Caroniele:
stree.. and inspec: samples Of her cargo
now unloading. or go to the elevator and
see Che same il tie hold Of the slip.
l.. J. HlGBY,
Presiden. New Orleans Elevator Company.
New Orleans. May 90. 1873.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-30
~. HARPER
n1v30 ;-iS jvi Sher:f II ~ 'ie Paris, of tprl.a.
JOha q. q Ing IS. Elici,%1 Assnaaa FeSs



GixTH DISTRICT COURT FOB THE PARISH ~
- Orleans. No. a591.-Bv virtue Of 70 writ OF seia.
ure and sac to me directed by the honorable :hs.
sixth District Court for The parish q. Orleans,
al public auction, at :ne Merchants and Auction.
GERS Exchange, ROYAL street, between Canal >na
tbs ";y on TusSnAY iay .'G s at WelT~
O'Clock NJ. the following described property
i. SIX LOTS OF GROUND. situated in yaubou.s
IRENE of III city in the Second District in square
lumber nineteen. com prseG within Uuiuaine, boz.
cenos, NJ. phiiip anc Broad streets designated bY
t.e iuInb one two. .l}ee. four, five and six.
Lots numbers one, two three and four ;neasur"
each twenty nine ieet eight inches one line 'front.'
or Broat. street by ore hundred feet in depth.
Lots numbers hve and six measure each twenty.
line tee; eight ,ctes 'front.' OIL Broad street by
eorn.r q. ' s. Ph5 and Bro 5 stTee. ''''n l
3. AMI NINE LOTS OF GROUND, situated in
:auDourg IRENE. also designated by the numbers
ta!ee TO seven !neiuslvey and from ten 20 tlireer
.'.cius;veiv o: square number fifteen, comprised
between Duniane. Lopez, Third, iielecilass-
and Van Buren,, or Sacids stlcets and measure 10
Wit: Lots Numbers .LIee, four and i've, Zach
try0ne feet six :,.cl,.S Won't on DuInai street.
and Thirty tive feet three .lchss lines 'lont
the lire Of lot number two; iot number four has
hundred AID fitv eight fee: inches two
.ie. H. depth on the Ii. which separate. i. from.
LOT number three: lot number i've has ote hUr dret
an! sevent:.toIig zee: Il: depth Ga he Lac cf.
separates IL from %. :.t:!,'eI fo: anil one hundred
and ninety fee: f.re .a"Les six lines on she lin.
which separates j. :Iou, lot humble: si..
lots numbers slx ans. measuring:
eac:. tLiity-one See: ibciIrs front OF.
Dlu.aire street. bv on. ,.Ii.drcd tee: il H. Dth:
lots Numbers :en and sle:eo measure eacI, thu.
Is one irCe Ter. .rc!!e. seven fines front az va.
Bure. stree: By on. !lu;. crsd and twenty six fees
II depth; tot Ht.ilbeT Twelve measure. thi..yons
feet TEL. niche. seven Lies :ioa. .'1u Buren,
street ~ AZ iiyegus, depth; and To- ,!I;..er tlii,
teen al 'Tiang..a: 'oI'n measure. ifys .ii' fee:
g.t .i.che. ioIv .es froa: or Ias BU;en stree.
ALL i':.d:.1 AID twenty :.,r. feet -g. ache.
~ - y Ge,-. and s.Sl.e stGf.. street.
of Which = .osUls III. cD,nH,. Being .i!. cam"
r.5yert: acQ1veS ~ She dtt-,iian. herein: :r1ns
IN. succession. Of III: sc MARX. Aimee '.r:a!.p.
deceased "ife of Ee-ge Oscar ?e.Ious, per ace
un1a. p: "ate s.ua.:Tc ar.,. ann. ned =" ~: scs
passed UeIoge :. MagLey lI.c q notary p.h.." ~
c.. cIt: on tho sixth DAY .: Say 10.
ScZea il. The above ..l..
T..Ms-Cas'. On She s.c..
" r. HARPER
1n1.N I'll: IL Sie,fa IF Ole par... 81, O. .s.A
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-30

I VALUABLE IMPROVED AND VACANT REAL
ESTATE AT AUCTION BY THE SHERIFF, AT
TWELVE MONTHS CREDIT.-Particuia- az
ten.ioD is called 20 the sales at auction 20
be made :his day a: noon. at the Mer-
chants and Auc.ioneers' Exchange. Royal
stree. by the sheriff Of tie parish Of o.
leans. Said sales comprise
]. A Let of ground with the buildings and
Improvements thereon. situated in the Sixth
Distric: >. :L;s city. late city Of Jefferson.
on Cadiz street. between Jersey and Laurel
streets.
:. And 10. of ground. situated in .te
Fourth Dis.ric: Of th!s city. on jackson
street. between Sole tnow Locust and ia.
cobs lnow F!eIe:j streets.
For full particulars and terms see adver
t;eeueI:a
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-30
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE.


rEPAKTEsSf o. CoHHsRCR,
New Orleans, May 20. 1873. )
T1NHE SALE OF MARKET REVENUES AEvER.
u t1sed TO ;aFe pace the day is postponed 10
FRIDAY. Mas 90, 1873. al twelve O'clock NJ il con.
sequence Of an amendMen. 20 section three OF or.
d!uance No. ~. Administration seTies, passed by
the CcULei. ;Lis cay, copy of which viii be touIu
te.OW. =. ". TCRNB LII,
Administrator Of Commerce.
Be II ordained, b. the Council Of The city Of New
Orleans. That elton three Of ordinance No. 181,
Administration series, be and the came IS hereby
amended so as TO read as follows:
SEC. !: That the Purchaser or lessee Of such
than those hereinafter mentioned and the occu.
pants o: the stalls and stands of t"s several mar
kets OF the city. AID the veHdOrs in said markets.
are Eereby uirta TO pay for said s:aIls ktaECs
ard privileges at the following ,a'es:
70. butchers stalls. including block, sixty cents
per Gav.
For fish game and vegetable stalls, three BY four
:eet. fifteen cents Per day.
For :ru!t stands. and all her stands NOT erec.
fed herein. open al day. two cents per day tor
each aid every square superficial! foot 81 space
occupied
70. coffee or chocolate stands. thee ty -ich,
tee. seventy five cents per day. and two cents per
each coyner table an additional; SUM %. I'VE cents
and i shall. be the duty of the City Surveyor to
designate which are corner ia bes
Al! occupants o: stalls and stands required to
return The same TO the lessees IN good condition
as w.en received, and the ieksees q: markets are
OF The markets to the cit, in as good condition as
wien received from the city.
Ih:s ordinance ehsl: take t:iec: from aud after
the first of June, 1873 mvl92t
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-30
COURT RECORD.
THURSDAY. MAY ~. 1873.
supreme Court.


NuEEcmS SOutts
Ii. following opinions were .ead today:
By JtsT!.E 1.LIAFRRA..
Nc. s6:a Gertrude Bc,.Iiia Cabaiero e. al. -.
"h"r'es Malue! ct al-Appe.asts motion TO dis
miss appeal ovelruled.
No. .5i. State tx rel Livingston ard Guthrie rs.
vtUuy and aypellsnt.-From the Eighth District
Court of Orleans. JGdsmeE: reversed. Lude!ns
No .e2e citizens Bank OF Louisiana, apre'ian:,
rs. Antoine Duhucle'. StAta Treasurer SU.
p.S.or U!s:r.c; Court. Judgment affirmed.
by ir.Tr. p howell.
No. ;7,;. HypoI.- Mossy. appellant vs. H. Il.
Harris, safe tax collector. From Superior Dis
;I.c: Court. JEGSmeE: affirmed.
Ey fVsT!CE MORGAN.
No :6.. Ar:2s'e and Joseph Pierre IS A,:crste
Forti-eile Z. el.-JIdsneu: affirmed. Justice
10. $3.50. Phiiip brnmn VS. Hannah Hitchcock
et A.. sppeIants.-FTon! Seventh District I9ur: OF
Orleans. Judgment affirmed.
REHEARINss "RaNrED.
Nc. 1866. CcfIr.a iilr: VS.. 7. +. Hart.
No. ;iii. HaIce. Gu.dry rs. J. JeaIneauH Co.
No. 40 +. Charles A. u. Pog.z VS.. Angus: R.rg.o
30. .5.i. Adams Cocksasn e. a, VS.. Jesse ceaty
No ;:7s. state ex .e.. James Dorsey IS. Boar:
" No. :sai. Wfdov .,e ST. Rome. e: a.. vs. Widow
80. 4et2. state ex re-. Z. Mere r.. Antoine %.
Iucle!. state Treasurer.
No. 28,o. Charles Bell VS.. Z. H. shor: Co
81. :!s1. George W. Lee IS. c. c. Packard e: al
10. ;63 Fred COINS IS. John Noblock Ell al.
n. 1881. STATE vs Henry Pe.rie.
No. :-s5. Succession OF Jean Bouves.
No ..t8 Miguel Genara de L!zAId. vs.. New o.
.eaLs Cara: and Banking Company.
GREs.ElS... RsFrsEp.
rs 49,: Safe {. rel. NJ. Philips vs. New C!-
leans Gas! ight Company.
No .Gl. Charles Bel! vs.. X. H. Short Co.
No 1000. state ex :el. !. o. Nixon VS.. AuG;:or.
80 $50. state * ..!. S:raish: University IS.
x" :,Se O. T.. Blanchard vs. Max Kenri.or.
No. Al! Carol Hev X Co. vs.. Eliza Leg
no 2s2e FiI.maL's Insurance Company vs.
No lsSs. francs De Sohry ct ais. vs. Rona al:
40. 900 ". whitehead rs. Thomas $. Du-.r
Ne lsl& Poyu.tan WOo.ds dge vs.. :. Moi:else.
No slag ; : Wren VS.. Gitiin \ Co.
10 .g.e Charles J. ODo-nel. IS. John Grace
Il al.
NO 1918. State ~ re: touis:ana Levee Company
IS shares C..uton. Auditor.
No. 29.a. F.,emau's Insurance Company -.
e: a..
No 49,. Merchants Mu,ua! Insurance Company
-. Sanie! Jainison.
30 1914. Olymre de- - Grange rs. Southwestern
Telegraph company.
superior District Court.
New O;.eaus Board ~ Tobacco Inspectors ~
John : Tu:ke {: q. Junction issued aga:ns: &C.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-30
Local Intelligence.

SMccfR As GLASS, AND How II ORIGIN.
A1ED.-One stormy day anoD.h or two ago
= party OF jolly gentlemen went to the lake
20 It's. and experience q holiday. The day
0as as stormy az q secondhand mother.iIi.
Law. .us arrangements had been made and
che excursionists would not beat retreat.
Old Pontchartrain was in boil, muddy as
she Mississippi. and fish were out Of .he
suestloa. One or two limited something
shout returning home, but Kit but in an
emphatic pav. giving j: as his experience
that al noon che wind would certainly die
GU. and shortly afterward the lake would
become as smooth as glass. IN order 20
CRAFTY .his demented man Of destiny the
party Concluded to wais. Toward noon the
wind did abate, when Kits face was
wreathed in smiles as enooth as glass,
although Che waves still rolled in angr,lv,
4 boa: was obtained and The party started
tor the pickets, n place especially dear 20
come II the participants. The yawl fum.
tled about in a lively style, and whenever
one Of The gentlemen could gather enough
breath 20 speak he would inquire VIVA.
kind Of glass was as smooth as this. There.
after scarcely sentence was uttered. but
XII heard an echo Of it's being as smooth as
glass. These words were sent after linn on
every occasion. whether appropriate or not
A ,epOr.ey OF the REPUBLICAN, learned of
the circumstances. and straightway pub
lshed al item which yead as sfnooth as
glass. Several days before Mr.. kittredge's
beuef: &c the Academy of Music, bills were
posted all over town bearing this singular
sentence. AZ political matters were bub-
bling Just then. the words caused considera.
be Conjecture. and the telegraph flashed
them over she country. attaching impof.
tance 70 them. OF course. when the mean.
ing wa. out. and kit,redge had beneti: as
suuo:h as glass. everybody was satisfied.
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CONSTABLES' SALES.

Henry HanerliR ". yohn Murphy asd
doses Ray Garnish+e-Fifth Justice COurt tOr
PAY sl Of Orleans. No. Gll.
DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF f1fRi FAClAs TO
Id me directed by tie Ron. s. ". OTIS Fifth Jas.
tice OF the fsace il and toy ;le parish Of Orleans
viii proceed :" sell az public auction. on TUES
DAY. Jane 3, 1873 at twelve Oc.ock NJ. in front OF
the courthouse. on Where street, between Bar.
.LooHew and Spgun streets, Fifth District
ONE LOT OF HOUEEOLD FCRNlTl IRE.
Seized IN the above entitled salt. as pc. inventory
on file in Office.
Terms-Cash.n United States currency.
nv2S % j-3 NJ. VAN BUREN,. Constable.