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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.



Avert the Danger.-The ethereal mildnsss -
with which poets credit the Nernal season IS more
an illusion Of the fancy than meteorological fact
Early spring il temperate climates Is a fearful
time, and tie tears usually too cool for health
or comfort. To avsrt the complaints 20 which the
fog. and winds of the season are apt to give rise,
prudent people who believe in the proverb that
prevention is better than cure" fortifv their
.tomaChs and brace up their nerves and muscle.
with Hostette,'s Stomach Bitters. Those who do
tbs wiss5 and are rewarded for their wisdom
by escaping the Vlsitations of chil!s and fever,
rheumatism bi'iousness tatulency, constipation,
stomach complaint, etc. so common, il damp, H.
hosp tatle weather. To :he less prudent. who
neglect this pre.auto., ard suffer for it. would
say that the disorders which This potent vege-
table tonic prevents il also cures. mis- eodW
The undersigned in the iesfsfmentary
executor Of thu estate OF his father the late
business al No. l8 Royal street
Creditors OF the estate requested to present
their claims at once. T4oss indebted vii please
make payment. JOHN j. BARNETT,
nit N ATTORNEY az Law aud Notary Pu,li".
On Marrfage.-Happy relief Cor yelng men
from IL. effects of errors and abuses in early life.
Manhood restored. 1mptdiments TO marriage re-
moved! New method of treatment. New and re-
markabie remedies. Books and circulars sent free
address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. : Ssutr
Ninth street Philadelphia Pennsy lvania-an insti-
tuition having d high reputation foS honcraOIe con-
duct and professional skill. del3 3m cod
NNI;ce.-Pelsons VINO hav. lett fire arms, pis.
,ei- towing pieces, et".. AT my shop for repair
viii please call early possible and ii, pIlce
to til. same. they having been taken and carried
away by "a mob on Wednesday night last. Should
they fat. to DO so. W.. no: be- responsible fox then
PHILMPPf BOrROS.
ynh. =. No. 1875 Charities street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-09
STATE OF LOUISIANA

FIFTH r.syRiCs COURT FOR THE GbHISfj ~
ORLEANS
MARGARET PONTICS VS.. ANDREAS SCJiREL0
L.r In shand-Nn inIHA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-09
LEGAL NOTICES.
STATE OF LOUISIANA
ROsElLl EoI'ECfLHE VS.. C2ARF%S s. G&4fs
porne. her husband-,'o. aO:!.

SlETl; r.STHIC-' COURT FOB TIE ga3SiS
OF ORLEANS.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-12-20


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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-12-20
Foreclosure sale.
STATE or WISCONSIN, COUNTY OF DOUGLAS
- In Circuit Court
Charlotte " c burn, Plaintiff
Elizabeth c. Tennis and :. c. Tennis, PENDANT


Charlotte ". burn, Plaintiff,
agIinet
Elizabeth c. Tennis aud :. G. TcHnia D feGdants.
In pursuance aud by Vi the IF Judgment order Of
fJfcCusG aud sale rendered in the above entitled
action special term o the Cucnt Court Dou.-
la County, hold "a NJ the Court House OscroIs in
The Cluuty of Polk, State OF WISCONSIN the 22Gi
DAY Of september 1873 sltsll on
MONDAY TIE FIF I'll DAY OF JANUARY 1874,
at two |cnk IN the afternoon, at the front door of
tie Court House in superior, Don las County Wis
cousin oiier sale aud SCI, at puilc auction to the
highest iidier. the following described mort gagged
premises much there, ~ viii lie sufficient to
pay The said Judgment and costs, to-wit:
four AZ sur eritr CIy Town Of Superior according
10 The plat Of said superior Cry recorded the cce
# kcgi-ter If becis in and for said . ugis County;
also all that certain parcel 81 lying and being
the s5t,gIwcst quarter OF the sou Invest quarter of
5ecIIu thirteen 49, tow ship fprtN shine 40 north
Of ttuge fourteen (li) west in Douglas county, Wis
consul, bounded follows: Beginning a stone
planted J.. the o hi on Il e east line of said tract
~ fee north 81 the tt5ou lire b. tween section l3
a,d "a I ~. II. thence Iorth along east liz Of
said tract 1862 feat TO stoae theme north As deg -
min west ing il deg. 20 min iS6 feet, thence
south u a. min west go feet, thence south Is
d. - min eJsI 3l0 feet to stone, thence 81 deg
Il east 10 feet to lie stone at the place of be
ginning cont mi : one and s5-1DO acres.
JANIS Ne ATnN Sheriff of Douglas Co.
Gro. ". FERRY. IitiHtitts Attorney.
Dated Sheriff : D'ire. Douglas c. WI Nov. 2l 1873
nov 99.n2
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TER MS
DOUGLAS COUNTY RAILROAD.

The much vexed question Of fur
ther action in regard to bonds issued
by this county to the Superior and
St. CrolX Railroad Company, being
brought before the County Board OF
Supervisors at It's annual meeting, on
a demand to levy $4,000 of special
tax, to meet the interest coupons due
February and August 1871, on the
$500 Of bonds given to the con
tractors, pursuant to the agreement
made between them aud the Supe-
rior aud st. CroiX aud Northern
Pacific Railroad Companies and the
County Board last summer), by or
der of the Board Of Supervisors,
copies Of all the papers and pro
ceedings Of the Board were sent to
Counsel and an opinion asked
Upon the receipt Of the opinion,
the Board concluded not t. make
the levy, as we stated last week; and
as considerable interest has been
taken and inquiry made for the
"points" IN the opinion, We have
endeavored to coIlate them, rather
than Give the letters I'm full:
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-12-20

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Tho offi.ioI ra,ort of ITnito1

The official report Of United
States naval officers at Santiago de
Cuba, states that Of the l55 men
captured on the VirginiuS, 50 were
executed. OF the remaining I02,
II are native or naturaized Ameri-
cans, and the others of various ma
tjonalitics.
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COUNTY CoURr-In Probate.


ucCeg>rd.
n II ad ng and filing the pctiti II of Edmond In
gals, administrator lie huns representing among
other TIL = thar lac has tally administered 81 es,
tate, ana praying that time and place Toe fixed Tor
examining ANA allowing his account of Ills admiuisN
trtt on It l. ordered iii sad unt be examined
by the Judge of this Court on Monday the 22ni dsy
noon at the OiICU ut the County lud- e superior
And II l. iur her ordered that notice thereof be
given 10 all prr> n~ interested ny publishing "a COPY
ot thIs uldtr tor three Successive WrehS prior 10 said
day Of eNauIn tt.ou ga the superior Times, 4 weekly
Lews aper Published ~ Su. ctior. Nisgo sin.
TuOS CLARK Co nty Judge.
Dated Nov. IS 1879. uuN9gLaO
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this next year. Nearly all OF the
mines which help to make mp this
large yield, were never looking bet
ter Than they are tn-daY.n
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-12-20

The last rail OF the Green Bay
and Minnesota Railroad wos laid on
the 1t inst, connecting Green Bay
with the Mississippi, At Winona.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-12-20
sources and Liabilities Of Douglas Co.
49,. 1.


To the Honorable Board OF Super
visors Of the County Of Douglas:
The undersigned, committee ap,
pointed to examine aud report OH
the annual statements and accounts
Of the County Clerk and Treasurer,
beg leave torcport: That after care
tul and critical examination they find
such statements and accounts sub
~tantiaiIy correct, and from chem
tie financial affairs Of the County
appear as follows:
Resources-Tax Certificates and
Delinquent taxes SlT054 "A
Liabilites-Amount due District
School Fund from Delinquent
Taxes SI,247.63
Co. orders outstanding S,855.4I To- l03 "a
Surplus, S6,95L7O
Showing an apparently healthy con
dition Of the finances; but your com
mittec desire to cal to your atten-
lion the presumption, that the actual
value Of the enumerated asset, viii
tall far below the face or apparent
value, and that it is extremely i'm
probable that the outstanding obi
cations Of the County, can be liquid
ated with the means at its disposal,
as set forth in The annual statements.
There can be no doubt that the
County holds property, not included
in the statements, which is far in
excess of lab hticS, aS
Court House and Public offices say $4,000
Jail and Puzzle Grounds improved say 10000
oundry Franchises estimated 25,0Op
Making a total Of say 100000
besides the assets enumerated in the
annual statement; but these are not
Immediately available, and cannot
be applied to the eXtingulshment OF
Indebtedness without delay, loss
and embarrassment to the business
of the County, and it ought not to
be necessary to consider such assets
in estimating resources.
II is urob9bIy bpy0nd the DrOy-
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II ,TE OF WISCONSIN, DOUGLAS coUNTY-ss.
In TIE Matter Of the Lat wiz Of Ge,rgo sprague.

y In Probate Court
In the Matter Of the Lat VII Of Ge rye Sprague,
decreased.
On reading aud filing Ger flied copy Of the Last
VIII # Geurg" Sprague and the petition If Minerva
4 HprHgue representing among other things that
George Spra me late # CrveauI OHIO. died, and be
Z uot-re-iIent Of this unity at TIE his
death le vi scaI estate within his County. and
that the said petit Is tile widow Of said deceased
aul praying that sad Last III be proven and admit
ted to probate, II is order Il that saII PETITION he
heard before TIA" Judge Of this Court on Nrnty the
twruty second day q" december, A. ID. 1873, at two
orl3rk T. NJ at tue IIOHatc Court room Superior
ia sad County. Orlere thes that notice thereof
b. give t. the heirs Of said deceased aud To all per
Sigs interested, Wy publishing ny # this order for
three successive weeks prior 20 sad day # hearing
iH j super 81 Tim -, weekly newspaper printed
and pubiIsLrd at superior in said County.
D"eH at superior The twetiy -hrst day Of Novem~
Der A. d. 1873.
by thu Z .urt, TIL s. CLARK, Judge Of Probate
nUy22 eco
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AUDITED AND ALLOWED
BY The COUNTY BOARD OF SUPER
VISoBS DURING THE YEAR ENDING
NOV. "A, 1873.
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STATE OF WISCONSIN, IS.
County Of Douglas.
Richard Ref, county clerk, being duly
sworn, says that the foregoing is correct
statement of the receipts AID disbursements
in the County clerks Office since the last an
nuaI statement November 81 1872.
RICHD RELF, County Clerk.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me this
7th day Of Nov. 1873 THOS CLARK
County Judge.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-12-20
Mortgage Sale.

WHEREAS Reuben H. Barrett of Superior,
Wisconsin on the fourteenth day of January
1898 made and executed mortgage to j. ohm
A. Coburn Of he same place, to secure the
sum Of one hundred dollars and interest
thereon payable according to the conditions
OF a certain prOmlsSury note of the same date
set forth in said instrument, which mortgage
was duly record, d IN the office of Register of
Deeds in and for the county of Douglas in
the state of " sconsin, on the 18th day of
January 4 d. 1898, ut 3 O'Clock aud 80
minutes in the afternoon, in book c. of mort
cages, pages 80 21S, and winch said mort
gage wltg the power of sale therein contain
ed, was on the 10th dav of March 1872, duly
transferred and ASS gued 10 the subscriber
who IS now the holder and owner thereof;
said ass gumeut being recorded in the office
OF the Register of Deeds of the county of
Douglas ON the 7th day of September 1872,
at O'Clock in the forenoon in book u OF
mortgages, page 23@, and the sum of one
hundred dollars principal, and one hundred
and two fl 10 dollars interest making to-
gcther the sum of Two hundred and two dol.
aT> and forty cents, Il due on said mort
gage on the first day of November AID. 1873,
the day OF the first publication Of this notice.
And whereas default has been made in the
pay ultii OF inc money, secured uN SalU mort
gage and no suit or proceeding having been
instituted 1t law to recover the debt nov
claimed To be due upon said mortgage on any
part thereof Now therefore notice - hereby
given, that by virtue OF the power of sale
contained i'll said mortgage and of the stat
ute in the case made and provided, the said
mortgage viii bc torecloscd by sale Of the
mortgagcd premises, which sale Will be made
by the sheriff of Douglas county at public
auction to the highest bidder at the front
door of the Court House in Superior in said
county AT ten o'clock in the forenoon of
MONDAY THE l5rm DAY OF DECEMBER, 1878,
to satisfy aud pay SAID mortgage debt and
the costs Of sale.
The following is description Of said mort
gagged premises: The southeast quarter of
section ten (Io) in Township forty seven l47)
north # kauge thiitoeu N3) west, contain
ing loo acres more or less, situate aud being
in the county of Douglas and State of Wis
couSin. JAMES BARDON, Assignee.
II. HAYES, Atty for Assignee.
Dated November l, 1878 noldeI3
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ATATN 0F MIscONsIN. NouNrY oH D -raLAs-

=
Marie B Dayton, against
Annette ReIf, Richard Ref and Thomas
Clark
The State of Wisconsin
To Annette Relf, Richard Ref and TEOm-
as Clark the defendants above named:
You and each of YOU are hereby summoned
and required to answer the complaint of Ma
RE b. DAYTON the plaintiff in the above emit
lied action, which said complaint is filed in
the office of the clerk of the Circuit Court in
and for said Douglas county at Superior in
said county and 10 serve "A copy of your an
,~er upon The undersigned at his Office in the
town of Superior in sad county Of Douglas,
within twenty days after the service of this
summons exclusive Of the day of service, and
if YOU shall fail Ia answer said complaint, as
hereby required within the time aforesaid,
the plaintiff will apply to tn" court for the
relief demanded in said complaint.
II. y SETTER, Prtfs Atty.
Dated Oct. 10th, 1873 dcGjanl7
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County Of Douglas. $.
Thompson Richie, county treasurer, being
duly sworn, says the foregoing is a correct
statement Of the receipts and disbursements
in the TreaSurers Office from the 9Th day OF
November A. d 1872, to Nov I1th 1878.
THOMPSON RICHIE. County Treas
Sworn to and subscribed before me this
llth day of Nov A. D. 1873. n
D. GEo. MORRISON, Notary Public
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The following named persons were selected
by the Board to serve as Jurors during the
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April 10th. 1873.

% days surveying II Cr tx road 100 60
pad team, moving camp 33
Is days work survey st CrOix road 45 80
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-12-20

! J. Newton work furniture register Office 81 u
Zachau tealiu Is Held TO sd SO % al " "a u i
Il tam and ma'tiaE II court rom = .
30 provisions tor men on Bay field road 2h y
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March 18th, 1878

ITnrk IITcuIt CONN., stItlL'TN T'ts D 2
Tarius, staples Co w TX - c T s2o6 avid 2Uu ut
Tunes pfin iuZ CO blanks iur CT dc 10 e. 10 a
Nirdrckeu Il Co books for Co Eur eyuis office y s.
J Newton furniture ami WORK at court house s. %
Nakeun ? trips Il }m exaiuIuatI Il han no II H
J Bruno GJ%days W survey con ct : pIu's 10 2
- d.
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Times Print Co. publishing no ice Of erection
and G unity canvass ~ 81
do publish = rcd'p' IN notice My II sale $50 80
Rrlf Clerk county canvass April ana Nov & 90
STAGE land glI. town piats leli notes a d alb
stract # entries 200 co
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-05-29
A Medern Delila.,.

No man, probably, ever become a
drunkard deliberately and from choice.
And many drunkard would have been
saved from the awful position, could he
have realized at the outset Of bis Course
of occasionaland moderate drinking, that
he would inevitably become one.
The coil of serpent is not more cof-
tain and deadly in its result than the en-
slavement Of tho men who weekly, or
daily, or occasionally, at the social party.
sips his wine and whisky. He may boast
ofhis strength of purpose and will where
by he is able to go a certain length and
then to stop. But the chances, so to speak.
are all against his doing it. Humanity
speaking, if he feels himself to be safe,
he is a doomed man. At first, the chains
hang 50 lightly that he does not feel their
pressure; and they glitter 50 in the sun
light that he fondly believes them golden.
Nor is he undeceived until he discovers
that his boasted strength Of purpose and
Of will is gone; and now, though he
would, he can not flee from the destruc-
tion so clearly imminent
Moderate drinking is the DELILAu by
whom men, able, talented, good and use
full men--or Sampsons--are shorn Of their
strength. "Nons that 60 unto her return
again, neither tako they bold of tho
paths Of life." 'She hath cast down
many wounded yea, many strong men
have been slain by her.-Christian In.
dec.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-05-29
Think or II.

Render, have you noticed in tho news
papers for the past four months that you
can scarcely pick up one Of them that
does not contain one or more accounts Of
deaths resulting from the use OF intoxi-
eating liquor. In one paper last week,
We read Of three instances, Rum de-
thrones reason, and the poor unfortunate
man, in state Of insonsibility, lies down
on a railroad track and is killed by tho
coming train. Another lay drunk before
his fire, and while alone a spark set fire
to his clothing, and the house was burned
and be with il. Another fell from
steamboat and was drowned. Can we
not draw lesson from these daily acci-
dents? Do they not warn Us to avoid the
cup. Let us profit by this unfortunate
occurrence and resist the tempter while
we can.--Erctange.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-05-29

Wanted.
! lO,UUU ". :. MAHoNEY.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-05-29
RAYNoR.
Effects or Intexication.

The daily us of intoxicating drink is
fraught with danger. A person may for
time restrain himself in the use of bis
fayorite beverage to afternoon hours; but
by degrees he finds bis thirst increase in
violence, aud he yields twice in the
twenty-four hours to perhaps unrestrain-
indulgence. The natural inclination for
food does not return unless provoked by
condiments such as are suited only to q
deprayed appetite. The countsnance in.
dicates waste of mind and body. The
temper becomes dark and irritable, while
thirst insatiate affords pretext for inces.
SAINT returns to the only means left for
relieving it, till finally nature, exhausted
in the unequal contest, ceases 10 struggle,
and th, residue of existence seems com.
posed of mere shreds of what it has been.
The lucid interval ceases to cheer the va.
cant cir, and torpid indifference inevitably
prevails. stE af
o drunkenness thou poison Of society,
what hydra>hea ded monster thou art
Like pestilence thou walkest among the
children of men, and ruin follows with
fatal precision in The track of thy foot.
steps. Home, s,ueet home to what dos,
thou convert it? The smile Of dear and
yirtuous women, the prattlc of childhood
the csress of artless infancy, tho.e touch
ing endearments that come over the un-
tainted mind like the first rays of mcrn.
ing, from thy dcadliest instruments Of
vengeance. Thou makest tho family
hearth gloomy and desolate. The abode
OF cheerfulness and peace thou tufnest
into q house Of mourning. Unsuitable
fend-virtue, happiness, fame and health,
are sacrificed upon thy brntalaltar ! The
welfare of all the heart yearns over /,
given up for thee. Thou bursteth asun.
der the ties Of wedlock, paternity, and
friendship; and over the image Of defaccd
humanity thou carvest out thino owr
hideous likeness; and alas misery, shame
beggary. and disease, blasted hopes and
a ruined family, compose the ingredients
of that mortat cup, which thy besotted
followers drink to their destruction, Ma.
tional Temp. Advocatc.