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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-16

No. 81 49,.
DY WALTON, DAVIS & ERERET- e
ID Walton. Auctioneer-Otice No. u Commerce Al
plaCe-Ou SATURDAY. April T. 1873 at twcig ,
o'clock NJ at the Merchants and Auctioneers Fy-
change on Royal street by virtue and in pursuance
of an order of the honorable the Second District
Court tor the parish of Orleans dated February
r. 1873 No "a 49, OF the docket, for account OF ne
above named succession. will be sold bv public
auction the following described property. to wit
|. THE UNDIVIDED ONk-FUURTH part of a cer-
tain Sugar Plantation, situated in the par sh of St
Charles on the right bank of the river Mississippi
about tea leagues above the city OF New Orleans.
measuring - arpentS fr0Dt on said rlve. and 80
penis in depth, bounded on the upper line by the
tract of land herein secondly described. and on
the lower line by the plantation OF FRANCOIS
Eouprrp. together with one larE' tHo-stOry
dwelling house other small buildings. sugar house,
with steam engine machinery and purgtry. negro
cabins stables, one saw mill, with steam engine
I'D machinery ard all otheE buildings and IN.
provemeuts said plantation, and 'A"i"t" al
t3Chrd or IN arywise appeTtalull4.
, THE UNDIVIDED ONEFOURIH part % 4,
tract OF land situated in TIE parish OF s. 'ha'.'-.
tIirt,-fwo miles above the city Of Se" Orleans
r,a,,lI ,o 20 ,oisss fool inches irou' on SAT-!
river and so arpeut. in depth between laf2l-
IL lines. and containing 81 i ioN acres brin1
bounded -. the upper Hut pN tht fi'.c1lA
Va'.o;Ir Lavergre ana on the lower line by 'he
nI,uratiou above firstly described: together win
on. .iralru, house aud other ont buildings ana -"
iulpvov,,urIts thereon ard thereto attac ed. me
undivided fourth interest IN ihe p''''''''"'
and rae tract ~ land will be sold IN "ot".
ALSO:
Five share. OF ono hundred dollars each IN the
capital stock OF the Hope Insurance company "a
New Orleans. TX dividends declared.
Terms-Cash in United States treasury NOES
Act of sale before Felix Grima, notary puoIc AZ
tie e12<ase 81 tie purchaser. uL9 !! % q sgl!
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ny X. ". s. Il. >. rIONrCU,fERY-
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE PIANOS. CARPETS
ETC. AT AUCTION

pY X. ". & d. } tIBNTGUMERY-
ID R. N. Mont geometry. AuctiOneer-Oftce Arm.
Org Hall, 30. 81 Camp street sill be sold on
every SATURDAY, TUESDAY and THURSDAY, as
the auction rooms No. q Nst.hez street, AZ eleven
O'Clock
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF SEW AND SEC.
OSD-HAED FURNITURE such Rosewood Ma
hoganV and Walnut BeCsteads, ArhIOiTs Bureaus
Washstands, Psrlor furniture Marbie-tOp Centre
Tables, Carpets, French Plate Mirrors. AsttTssseA
Cooking Stoves etc.
C2righ. ard Square PIANOS OF P!eys.. Fsyre ana
other manufacturer
ALSO,
AZ The. ia-2s wa:eroJIns known a. Arnorv Hsr.
No. 3. Camp street, .aTge stock of NEW FURSi.
TuRh Of every description AID design 1t private
sac.
Ttrws-Eash noq
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-16
AUCTION SALES.
By Hoffman, Marks g. Go.

DRY GOODS AND FURNISHING GOODS.
DY HOFFMAN, MARES 81 90, ALEX
I'D Levy Auctioneer = Office No. 80 Char'res
street-On MONDAY March Il, 1873. a. 10 A. NJ,
will De sold
Irish Linens, plain and fancy Liner Drills, Linen
and Cotton Checks, White and Buff Piques, White
Swiss, JacOnets, Tape Checks. Nainsooks. Rroche
and Plaid Mssns, Bobinst and Linen Netting,
White Duck. Bleached and Brown COttOns ana
Sheetings, Cottonades Denms, Tickings, Stripes,
TOle du EOrd, Alpacas, Delaines, Bareges, CAST
meres, Jeans, Cloths, Quilts, Table Cloths Linen
Towels Linen and Madras Handkerchief Hosiery
Corsets, Chemises Skirts White and ColOred
Shirts ever and Under Shirts, Drawers, Ties, But
tons. Thread, etc.
Terms-At sale mhlo
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Second Di.:rc, Court for the Parish Of O.ieans-
No. 81 ga.
by PLsr,DE y..pF4R. ArcrroyEER

Pf PLNtlDE ,. SPEAR. ACCriOEEER .
- once No. 10 Exchange alley.-SATCRDAY
April 1873, at twelve o'clock NJ will be sold at
pubic auction, at the st. Louis Auction Exchange
on St Louis street, between Charities and Rovsi
streets by virtue ana 10 pursuance an order from
the Hon. a l.. Tlssot, Judge of the Second Dis
trlct Court for the parish OF Orleans dated FebrU
airy " 1873 for account of the above succession th,
following described property, to wit
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND touethe, wifi,
the buildings and improvements thereon and ali
the rights, ways. privileges and advantages there
this city IN the square bounded by Philip, First
PfvtanIa and Nyadts streets, measuring 60 faer
front Oh Philip street by depth 1875 feet nchea
on one line, and 1879 on the other all French meas
ure. W hlch property acquired hv the deee-
dent by purchase from Lalande Ferriere Der act
passed before Garlic Pollock. then a notary public
IN TINS city, on the twentieth of November 1883
The improvements consist of double cottage,
house. built brick between posts having four
rooms, gallery III the rear. two cabinets. kitchen
etc.
Terms and ConditOns-One.haif cash on the
spot the balance at one years credit in notes d.
Vldeu 10 sult testamentary executor bearing eight
per cent interest per annum from the day of ad-
Indication secured by mortgage and vendors
privilege the act OF sale TO secure LAWYERS fees at
five per cent i'll of suit to collect the notes.
the house to be insured and policy transferred TO
the executor, 10 amount not less than 5000
Act Of sale, together with internal revenue.
stamps, etc. before f. BOunyo Esq. notary public.
at the expense of purchaser. mh2 10 3! 30 APPS
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MRS. CLEMEsTINE PICHO% VS. NRS 10
ShPHING BIENYENCE EFT AIS.
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Directors.
INstKANCK .OMPANN.
no. III Grayier street.

."sures agains;
Gre, Marine and River Risks.
A. the Lowest Tariff Ratea
, EtMER SADER, President.
AaAS. ESGSTFELD, Vice President.
G.o213 STROMEYER. Secretary.
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BRICK STORE. 20. s. OLD tyygE
STREET.
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SUCCESSION OF LOUIS f. CHArvIy. DECEASED.

Second District Court for tn. Parish of Orleans
No. "a. 49,.
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SUCCESSION OF THE LATE PETER u ODDS
DECEASED.

mhi3 D apis Sheriff Of the Parish Of orleans
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llrst fiscnt Wear.

E'as.I.:s' :"C"irrt "a
Et!e, II ,-tue sud river losse.
pa. $6i6s7 -
-e.AsL!slc|s 'r5Stes, CT.
V"u',. r::.......... ........ta,55: 8s-i3.Cnl s.
S53 l24 Is
.S.A"i. .''n ..s.:...................$71 a.9.s !.
DECLARED:
--'r-''' : e.. - paid in, ten per cent:
''.'!4.'..: cA'.p;.! paid in, eight per ceU:-
-.''.>..: C. ;..suums pad, sixteen peE cent
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pYG. DE sERtEY a te. -Joss G. NO.

Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
10. 81 842.
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AUCTION SALES.
By Plaeide J. Spear.

MOST VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY FRONT
ING on PHILIP STREET. FOURTH DISTRICT.
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AUCTION SALES.
By 9. De Ferret & Co.

POSITIVE AND tNRsSERvsD SAL. 70 EFFECT
a PARTITION
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AUCTION SALES.
BY G. z. Girardey q Co.
VALUABLE CANAL STREET PROPERTY.

THE ELEGANT THREE STORY BRICK STORE
and Dwelling, No. l97 Canal between Burgundy
and Rampant streea
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SPLENDID f0UR-sTORY BRICK SToRg oPPO.
SITE THE NEW ORLEANS CUSTOTHOJrSE
AND BEING NO. OLD LkVEE STREET
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THE PLANTATION IS KSOWs TO BE ONE OF
the most fertile in the State and susceptible of
being cultivated at less expense. and with
greater certainty of crops than il any portion
OF he State.
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sssrGsEEs' SALE N BANERuprCY.

IN THE MATTER OF THE BANK OF LOUISIANA
IL BANKRUPTCY
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BY r. II. 6 3. J. Montgomery.
FLOODED STOCK.
n.
HERD OF BLO0DED STOCK OF THE HIGHEST
PEDIGREE.

4 HERD OF BLO0DED STOCK OF THE HIGHEST
PEDIGREE.
One hundred and six heads. Con,i.tin, o. Thor.
oughbred ildernay Cows he!fer. and Bulls, OF
the Colt and Fowler importalion. Grade Aide,o
ray COws aud IIeiftrs: Grade Durham Cows,
and Thoroughbred Durham Bulls. at public
auction.
DY X. ". 81 Il. ,. t1ONTGUNfERY-
- +. NJ. Montgomery. AuctiOneeT. VIII be sold
on THURSDAY. March 20 1873 at etc O'Clock.
az d.. El!i0tt's stable. corner Perdido and PsuI
streets, near BsIOnne--
Thoroughbred A!dernay Cows, Aeifers and Bulls.
of the Colt and Fowler impOrtatons; Grade A..
dernay Cows and Heifers: Grade Durham Cows.
and thoroughbred Durham Bulls.
This stock be at Bateys stable oil
stock Landing, river front until Tuesday evening.
from whence they will be transferred to he place
of sale. corner OF PeTdid0 and Penn streets, ueaS
BarOnne.
This splendid herl Of chplce mixers is from rho
stock farm of Colonel R. b. Groom of Clark eOuu.
", Kentucky. This herd consists OF the ceiao
brated milk family favOrably known IN Ken.
lucky. The COWS are all with young calves. C.ti.
zen. and planters invited 30 call and exami u3
this choice collection Of fine mixers
Terms--C2sh in United States treasury notes.
nIhl2
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SQUARES ON CANAL STREET.
ASsIGNEE'S SALE IN BANKRUPTCY

IN TIE MATTER OF P. ). LEFEBVRE, BAN
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BY Sheriff Harper.

SALE BIZ THE SHERIFF OF THE. PARISH OF
ORLEANS IN ORDER ~ EgF..G.- PAR
-TUOS.
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MrRuNND rRorsRTY IN rD. rHIEn n.,rRIcI
SUCCESSORS az JOHN KERN AND EFvA MAR
GAHET KERN, HIS WEE.


.tc".d i'is-- c' Court for TIE Pa,;.h Of OrIsau.-
-. ~,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-16

TwORTORV BRICK STORE FRONTING THI OLD
BASIN.
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Second District Court for the Parish 0: orlesas-

SUCCESSION OF YHE LATE MATHEW o. Gil
lesnin
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-16

ASSE.L STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR 1874.
Ano1n. Of premiums for the year. 1921 ,a3s 50
Less uatermnatcd risks and return ,.o,oo,
pCeml.EnS. - SD 20
Ne. earned premiums. ............... kl9b. e92 81
Sos5eS paid, reserve fund, re.
insuranCes and unadjusted
losses .-....,.........: s5',o"p ~
Genera EXPENSE, taxes and
int. capital. b87 5l2 ,:
Less sCount and u -.
iat.yt,........... 1853 So 33.a;2 f'-i15,tos %
Ne. prof, ,384 %
Asset, OF the Company estimated al their
ket va.Ets-
Bond. stocks and scrips. $50 lS3 Of
Loans on pledge and mortgage 63,1l5 50
Bills receivable and premiums due...... 2,25I %
Sash on iAAc. ana ~
IO'Bl to0o, 5J5 o.
The Board ~ Directors have declared cash
dividend OF THIRTY PER CENT on the net earned
participating premiums tor the year ending Decem-
Der d. .}12, payable on the twenty seventh Jan
vary, 1913, also, to stockholders TEN PER CENT
v2Ou the capital stock payable on demand
JAMES |. DAY. President
TaoSA. AsDER,oH. Secretary.
Par; 10. dasiring insurance are requested 20 no
tcs that this Old and RELIABLE Company ia
Issuing policies on fire, river and marine risks upon
the moot favorable terms; and, under their
AMENDED CHARTER, insurers will. If they so
eject, receive dividends of their proportions OF
profits of the Company in cash, without tho re-
gUiTsmaDt3 OF becoming u stOckhOlder, or a cash
rebate of fifteen per cent in lien thereof, and they
assured of the utmost libersity in the adjust
pent aad settlement of losses
Office No. .! Camp street. corner OF CONNER.
Ga alley. New Orleans. ia26 3m So We Sc
MEhUHANTS' MUTUAL INSURANCE.
COMPANY Cd NEW ORLEANS.
Canal SIrset............iO%
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VALUABLE IMPROVED AND VACANT PROPERTY
IN FIFTH DISTRICT, LATE ALGIERS.

SUCCESSION OF JEROME ICHANTE AND JEANNE
Abraham his wife Mrs. Marie Des!ree Capdau
ct a.. vs.. Marie Iehante, q minor.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-16
By Walton, Davis & Freret.

VALUABLE VACANT LOTS IN THE FOURTH bis.
TRICT, ONE SQUARE FROM THE sORAPURU
NARKEr. IN FRONT or THE SHIP LANDING.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-16
By G. Z. Girardey & Co.
LANDS IN LOUISIANA

AsSIGSEE'S SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.
IN THE MATTER OF JOHN ORSBORE, Is BANK
RUPTCY.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-16

SUCCESSION OF HENRY H. STRAwBRIDGk. III
CEASED.
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Paid Up Capital 100000.

CUV MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANI
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AUCTION SALES.
Bv c. e. oirardey q Co.

THE MAG.LL PLANTATION. IN THE PARISH OF
St. Martin, containing |,, 1852 9rpents OF land
,xfensive Brick SugarhOuse, powerful Engine
and sugar sill Machinery, Clsterns etc.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-16
AUCTION SALES,
By Nash & Hodeson.

By Nash & Hodgsou.
BRICK STORE AND RESIDENCE OPPOSITE SORI-
PcRC MARKET. FOURTH DISTRICT. AT PUB
L!C AUCTION.
Succession JOHN DOBLL. DECEASED.
S-coai D. strict Court for the Parish Of Orleans
Docket No. q. o5s.
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ny NASH a. nODGsoS.-w.i HoDGSO,

by NASH a. HODGs0N.-vi HODGSON
ID AuctiOneer-Ot No. CaIondelet street.-On
SATURDAY March 80 1873, at twelve O'CLOCK
NJ at the st. Charles Auction Exchange in The
basement rotunda OF the st. Charles Hotel, by
virtue and in pursuance of an order of the Hon.
A. L. TIssot, Judge of the Second District Court
for the parish of Orleans, dated February 90 1873
docket No. 81 036 for account of the succession OF
John Doeli, deceased at public auction, will be
ONE VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND. with the
Improvements thereon situated in the Fourth Dis
trio. of this city, in square No. Il, bounded by
SorapUru, First, Rousseau and Levee streets,
winch measures Is feet inches lines front on
SOraDuru street Is feet inches lines in Width IN
the rear by depth of rs feet II inches lines on
the side next 10 Levee street. and ia feet inches
2 lines OF the other side line next to Rousseau
street and is designated as lot No. |, with the use
Of alley feet inches wide by about 10 feet in
depth, opening on SOrapuru street and ADJOINING
the said property. The whole as per plan OF
Leuis H. Pile surveyor, dated February =. 1873,
and is the same property acquired from Mrs Mar
garet \. Preston as per act before John +. Cohey.
notary, dated May 80, 1860 and the rlght OF the
alleyway, per act before the same notary dated
August 10, 1863.
The imprO. ement. consist Of a two story brick
store and residence, known as No. IL Soraparu
Terms and Northumberland cash on the
spot and the balance in equal payments at one
aud two wears, with eight per cent interest and
special mortgage with vendors privilege, from
day of sale till paid, the mortgage TO embrace the
clause of five per cent for attorneys fees in case OF
suit, the improvements to be kept fully insured,
and the policy transferred to the holder 81 the
credit notes.
Act OF sale before John 6. Elstis. notary, at The
the current wear, 1873 fe22 mil Is % 20
HORSES, BOOKS, HARNESS FURNITURE. ETC.
ATAUCTION.
Succession OF JAMES @. MOVES. DECEASED.
Second pistric, Court for tn. Parish OF orleans-
No
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JUDGMENT NPARTlTIOS.

Second District Court for the parish Of Orleans
No. IS 15i
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SUCCESSION OF MRS. r. KaCLL.

Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. 1888.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-16

SUCCESSION OF LUCILLE WANT. WIDOW OF
LOUIS LIOTAU.
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BY 9lacide J. Spear.
10Y PiA.!DE =, SPEAR. svr-,"xrrp-
So
SUCCESSION OF Il. PEE>2;5. ,,

Second district Court for the ar-s:. o: c,.eant-
No 81, -.t.
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PROPERTY IN BATON ROUGE, LoUIsIAS.
ASSIGSEEJ SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.

IN THE MATTER OF JACOB YOUNG, BANKRUPT.
District Court of the United States of America 70,
the District Of Louisiana-No Il6l.
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NKe ORLEANS sVTVNL

INSURANCE COMPANY.
NNce Corner of Camp and Canal sirsets.
GAH.s .................... ...s........ f5p,sD 90
A,srs n,c.n'rr 81. I87i................ I53 81 a.
lnsu--. p. Marine and River Risks, div idng
the p,oa.s separately on each department 10 the
INSURED
For tl- accumulation OF its customers the
Compass w.. make marine losses payable in
LOudou
J. TCYES President.
w <,N. Secretary.
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DY Nash s. HODGES ON.-w. I. HODGSOF,
ID AuctiOneer-Offce No. Carondelet street.
On TUESDAY,, March Is. 1873. at ii A. NJ, on the
premises No. Is Broad street between Canal and
CustOmhOUse streets, by virtue and in pursuance
of an order Of the Hon. 4. L. Tissot Judge of the
Second District Court for the parish of Orleans,
dated March g. 1873, docket No. IS, 49, for account
OF the above succession at puollc auction. Will be
sold
THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF the above residence,
consisting of general assortment of good parlor,
hall bed and dining room Household Furniture,
Books, Carpets Pictures, CrOckery. Glassware. etc
Also
TWO HORSES, Saddle and Harness, the whole
per inventory file in the clerks office OF the
above court.
Terms-Cash in United States treasury notice.
rnbbI
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IWO.STORV BRICK RESIDENCE AND TWO VAL.
CABLE LOTS OF GROUND. on Rousseau stree:
Fourth District.
Succession OF DR.. n. NJ. bowler. DECE sSED
Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. 449'.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-16

District court OF 'he United States OF America for
the District OF louisiana No Il7e
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-16

HOUSE AM Lot CORNER OF MIRO ANJIAHUN
bELET WALk.
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District Court OF she United States Of Americs for
the District OF LOusiana-No. 6l6.
, 1873-08-16
This may DO eafo1y regarded as doatll-bod re-


Ii tho engines had not unacoouutab1y stopped
running, mud 1t tho rudler-ropos hal boon Of
inoombustiblo iron instead Of 1lomp, md il
somebody Ind had sonso enough to distribute
sono Of tho GOO lifo-prosorvers anong tho pas
eongore, all tho witncsaos before tho Inyeatigat-
ing Committee Of tho Tronsury Department
agreo that tho loss Of lifo In tho WawaHaot dis
aetcr might have boen mitch less. Tho evidence
collected yesterday throws no light on tho origin
OF tho flro, and 1onyos aomo othor important
points In Doubt Tho Captain statoa that thoro
wore 125 passengers on board, exclusive Of chill
dron. III bolalf Of tho ownors, III attempt was
made to prove that tho Wawaasot was allowed to
carry 15o passengers, and that tho number 80
In the certificate or flo Ia clerical error. The
engineer, who haa boon charged with dosorting
tho ongino:room for the ebar-roon,, sworo atont}y
that ho waH ut Ills post.
, 1873-08-16
Review OF Stnto NTi1itin--A1len nlll
lfAgEiO Sentenced.

KeYicw OF Stntn NEi1itia--A1len nlll
lfagEiO Sentenced.
saeefal Dispatch to Ihs Chseaqo Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Ang. 15.-Goy. Washburn, Adju-
tant-Geuerat MontcltlI, Atc-le-Camp ferguson,
and surgoon-Gonoral 1Nolco!t inspected tho
Firat Roginlout Wisconsin Slate Militia this
afternoon, Tho roview took place in Market
Square, whore tho regiment VAS ordered by Col.
Hathaway. Eight companies, including thu
Governors Guard, were in line, tho right routing
OH Mason street and loft on Oneida. Aftor tho
roviow Tho regiment paradel through tho prin-
oipal streets, and stacked arms at h1flwaukCo
0nrdan. OH the return march Coy. Wnahburn
addressed tho lovornor'g Guard, hoforo tho
Newhall Hougo, whittier they Ind gono to pay
him u visit uf honor as their patron. In tho
evening q gran concert was In order at tho gar
dom hut waa not az vol attended aB it would
llaye been had tho weather boen more favorable
to promenatloH about tho grounds.
Allon and Raggio, tho Wheeler burglars, wero
arraignod iu tho Municipal Court thi9 morning,
and Sontoncod to hard labnr for tor7n Ut three
years at tho stato prlRou near Waupun. Whom
aalscd if tlsoy lla anything to say to tho Court
Allen requested to be aont to State Prison, and
not to tito House Of Correction, OH account Of
impairel health Binco lis encounter with Sim
mons and Lauslllh,. Tho prisonors were nocuro-
" ironod, and were takon to Waupun In tho
afternoon by shorin McDonald aud Deputy
TINnkotr
, 1873-08-16
MICHIGAN CITY.

Desperate Encounter Ectyvcen the
Deputy Warden Of the State Prison
and u Convict.-Tllo Convict Shot
nond.
MsolI1oAN c1rr, Ind, Aug. 15.-Tl,is morning..
willie Alr. Charles a. Manning, tho Deputy ar,
den Of tho prison, and Mr. 81. John. President
OF tho Board Of Directors, wero alono In the,
gunrl-room Of the prison, Joseph Simpson q
PrHonor, having armed himself with a coopor'e
broad axe, most murdorous weapon, came into
tho room with tho evident intont to murder tho
Doputy-Wardon. Flo at onco advanced upon,
Manning, Huying, "D-n you, / viii xiii you.a;
The, Tho Deputy arow his revolver and or
would shoot him. THO only reBponso tie
prisoner made was an attempt to strike with tho
tho nxo springing from side to Bido to avoid the
pl!ntol, and advancing upon the Deputy, whn
atl ne oGntnqou f to Gor tho man from The room
John, who could obtain no botter weapon than
III arm chair, called to tho Deputy to hold on.
Ho then aimed o blow ut tho prisonor with tho
chair chair which unfortunately toucllea tho Deputy,
John at tho time. Tho blow, however.
foil upon tho prisoner, but with iusnf-
neient force to prevent hia further
advance. Recovering hinsolf, hc rushed At tho
Not dallntea for an instant, tha prisoner still
advanced, when the Deputy fired twice. Again,
mustoring ]lia final strength tho prisoner throw
tho axo with gil lla forco narrowly n,iBsng tho
Deputy head. The prisoner now foil back, anu
aB ho fol- the Deputy tlrod the fourth shot. Tho
second shot WIZ fatal, Nh was afterwards discov-
ered. No motive for tho murdorous attack il
known except that ho VAS al oBcapod convict,
n1,d bad an idoa that Mr. Manning had reported
him to the prison where he escaped.
Ootoner's Jury WIS summoned, who returned
d verdict in accordance with tho facts entirely
oxoneratinag Mr. Manning, tho Doputy-Warden,
FROM all blame, being driven to tliB oxtromitY to
preserve Lis own lilo aud tho discipline Of tho
priHOn.