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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-05
THE HAPPY CoMpos1roR.-Tl

The HAPPY CoMposIToR.-They
had the happy compositor i'll Easton,
Penn, = short time since. A congre-
CATION of tho place lost its clergy
man, and it became the happy compos-
itor's duty to put in tribute to his
many virtues. In this tribute was
the sentence: "As friend after friend
departs, VIC should reflect that every
man las a position in the grave" and
the happy compositor gave it thus
"As fraud after fraud departs, we
should repeat that heavy mcn love
potations of gravy" The congrega'
ton is now broken up. 1t is broken
up in scouting parties, and the parties
are after the happy compositor
They might as well look for q needle
iu q aystack, however. The happy
compositor is . "sub," and is neve
to be found after the paper upon which
he has made his mark is issued. We
haze looked for him scores Of times
fervcntly believing that he ought ts
be killed; and every time it transpir
ed that he had gone away last night
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-05
The La. g. No. River Il. Il. In Salin Q
County.
ST.. LOUIS, No, Jan. 1s, 1873.

ST. LOUIS, No., Jan. 1s, 1873.
Dear Sir: As the people of Saline
county feel much interest in the re-
suit of the case of State VS.. La. and
Mo. River Il. L., l will state that
when at Jefferson City l ascertaincd
from the Clork of the Supreme Court
that no motion had been fiiod for y
rehcaring Of that case. A motion
was filed in the Galway case, but
none in the Saline case !. consequently
tho Saline county case is finally set
tied. and there was nothing further
for me to do in the case. In fact, tho
decision of the court in the Saline
case, upon the only point ofimpor-
tance To- that County, to-wit: on the
validity OF the subscription Of $400,
600, was. decided by unanimous
court, and In such cases it is not like
Ily q motion to rehear would be
granted had such motion been rEade
Yours truly,
". d. NAPToN.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-05
DREAMS BEFORE SLEEP.

-
Just before The God VI slumbsr
Takes me softly by the hand,
Loading me alon: the highway
Ofthe dresmer's myStic land,
There are moments, few but hsetin.l
When the mind aud soul may meet,
And the Real aud Idsal
Walk In Fsncy's golden street.
am lying on my pillow;
Opened Is nights diamond door.
And the cioutcd moon Is raining
Silver dew upon my floor;
While the carpet deems q gatdsn,
And Its figured flowers sriss.
Living, glowing. and bestowinG
Chances from . hundred eyrs.
On the wall til. shadowed curtain
CLOVIS and nutters to and fro,
Like visitant uHcarth'y
froin the realms Of long ago;
And think henT the murmur
Ofa low and weird strain,
And the voice OF her that loved me
Gains the throGblng puisr Of pain.
Mothers voice crceps through the distance
Breathing blessings through the years.
just a. in my ioudled childhood;
And weep In happy tears,
Thinking how from youth to manhood,
:S,c had led me through each day.
Oh shc went before to Heaven,
Just that might know the way
All our life is but weary
Searching over barren ground,
From the breast Of one fond woman
Till one others breast is found
From the mothers, from whose being
We have drawn our life before,
To the wife's, with whose bright being
We are one for evermore.
From the sons love TO the lover's
Turns my heart by slow degrees;
Aud see my loved one rising
Like u star 'ocr moonlit seas;
And her lovely face, o'crnowins
With its wealth ofgiory gleams,
Ibear with me from nay chamber
To the lortllv Land Of Dreams.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-05
Tom ouirk, the captain of Nor.

Tom Quirk, the captain of Nor
gau's scouts. died Sunday, the 18th
inst, in Lexington, Ky. lie was
thrice promoted on the field and OH
no historic battlefield did ever beat
a bravcr heart than that of the noble
Young Irishman who has just'gone to
his unlimely grave.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-05

The "old settlers" say that TAurs-
day, January 7sd, d,ls7s, can be rssassls
bersd - the day Of "the hlg sAoW
Storm" ss It beats nythisg = tkAA
| line since 1883.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-05
"Growing small by degrees
Aud beautifully less"

IN my evoiu,ions struck my head
several times against the floor and
other things, and ''bustcd" three OF
my ieeches, and the blood was be-
snieared all over my face in such qush;
tity they said "looked trightful."
finally got rid of dried apples and
thought things would then stop. But
not so, dried apples still wanted to
come, but there were none lett to
come. The doctor appeared terribly
excited all the while, and at last he
gave NE something to "quiet me, "and
| went to sleep. On waking up next
day l looked "like unto an empty
meal sack. SO now, never try to dc.
ccivs snybody, but always own up,
especially when you arc about to be
caught. PHILANDER SMITH.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-05

A Tennessee hunter killed ~
Wild turkeys n y singis shot rseene
ly, and got away with then ossors
the owner missed ihem fron ~
rOost ~ i
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-05
Statement Of Bonds.
OF Counties, Cities and Towns Re
ported Outstanding March so,
1879, and Also Of Bsnds Reg.
isssFod Since that Dnts by
the State Auditor.

The follovin. table OF county and city bend iu-
debtedness Is taken from reports to the st.t.
auditor, under the act Of last winter, requiring
the registration Of such indebteduess In that Of
fec 1t will be found an int resting stady:
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-05

intsrestins Work, ENLARGED ndAioa. NV
Enzrayings. Two-hundred and sixty faso'
Price 70 oeats. Address DA BUffs
axHI, Il North EishtA e1sss, b. L9ois' -
Goo oAdy1rtsnemaat.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-05

T. A. Hendricks, is the first Demo
era tic Governor OF Indiana for l6
years.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-05
Nm. NAitso nh,s sxxR.

Ihs great soothing remedy. Price es.y .
csnA. Gives rest to tho mother and hsat4 -
ths shIld Sold by Drugy!sts.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-05

Dr. Heary's 1sos and Flaas Pm.
lrtld yse thorsash-.o nausea OF ssiptng-sa.
tirsly liv9 rssnsdy. fHes =
ssnts. Sold by Druggists.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-05

Use Dr. HoA1y's WSFldS Teans a04
B1sod RariAse.
II 10 ths great housSfscld ssmsdy, pleasant -
sake, yss possot for the Drsvcntioo and cure Of
diseasas. Il is better thaa Bittefs. Cordial
SusAn OF ssssspsrills. Sold BY prusgisss
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-05
n. ~ D. R0ULWARE,

mr.. W. p. BOULWAREs
~oSTISUEs THE PRACTICE OF MEDICINE
rssid.nee il on Third street, and oflcr near 70
IN. old Farmers Rank. For the Information OF
strsnyers, he would state that he has an expsr,-
s.ra @ Iapr5-iy
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-05

lish ballad of William of Cloudsley,
chronologic date Of event uncertain.
10. Enter William Tell in the first
decade of the fourteenth century.
We need not tell his well-known tale
again. it is only necessary TO re.
mark, by way of comment, that III.
Tell end Geslcr legend was NOT sci
up until many years afterwards, aid
that IN no contemporary record il
any mention made of either Tell
Gesler, or the apple incident. Nc
Yogt named Gcslcr ever exercised
authority for the Emperor i'll Swits
erland no family bearing the name
of Tell can be traced in any part o.
that country.
II. And lastly. The hcro's namt
was not Tell at all, bu: M'Leod, ane
he came from Braemar! Mr.. Barring
Gould has quite overlooked him
Their, fore is the ncw claimants story
here subjoiHcd, in order to make th'
roll Of legends complete. 1t is takei
from "thc Braemar Highlands; theil
Tales, Traditions and History" b!
Elizabeth Taylor. The King refer
red to is Malcolm Canmore:
"a young man named M'Lcod has
bcsu hunting one day in tho roya
forest. A favorite hound Of tn
Kings harius attacked M'Leod, wa
killed by him. The King soon hear'
of the slaughter of his favorite, ant
wa. exceedingly angry-so much SO
that M'Leod was condemned to death
The gibbet was erected on Crsi
CLro,nnich, i. e., kenneth's Craig
AS there was less Of justice than re
venge in the sentence. little time wa
permitted ere it was carried into ex
ecution. The prisoner was led ou
'by the north gate Of the castle. Th
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-13
New Discoveries mt POmpeii.

i,:om. cores pondence OF the Boston ad"s:ti.s'.
4 friend jus: from Naples give. me an in.
fercstins accoun: of the recent discoveries
made a: p.mpeii. The skeleton of a :oun:
woman wa. found with Il curious brace!c;
on her arm. q bread. massive gola one.
formed Of grea. heavy ring. solderei to-
getl.er. Blu. the most remarkable one Is a
tainted maj BILE Ienas which WAS found III
:b. garden o! the same house. III :as :d''
culc. She is abou! a metr" high. and h"
saws is really beautiful. although the Meet
of the coiorns is startling. Her hal: IS
yellow. the eye l.shes and brews black:
yellow ehiauys. which cover. par: -: The
BODY. has blue and red borders on the
inside folds. The left arm leans on -
smaller statue. which is ais" painted with
yellow. green and black drapevies: the lett
hand holds the apple of Paris. The nude
parts of the body are painted: 1t is In per.
t-ct preservation. excepting two fingers OF
.he rich. hand whick are wanting. But 10
,I,r modern eyes this ancien: color'ns ot
statues can never be agreeable: 1t cheapens
-he marble and gives the same ettee: pro
ducet bv those repulsivc wax an'l wooden
statues of saints made in Paris for affairs.
Uniting we may grow used TO: some sta.'es
are really improved by soft, darkisl hue
being .iveI, Ic the marble. The e:fec! o!
Stc.v's Jerusalem. for instance. Is !eiSh1'
ened t.y the solemn. brown t'nt!n. 's has
upon Il.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-13
Charles Bentix Va. Juli, A. Thompson
and William L. Thompson.

ICIF tn DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
Il Orleans. No 4223.-By virtue of writ of
iieIi fdcas against Mrs Julia A. Thorn pson of New
Orleans, to directed by thu honorable the
the above entitled cause, will proceed to sell ut
public auction, at the Merchants and Auctionee1s'
Exchange, Royal street be-, ween Canal and Cuso
teMAoliss stiaets. the Second District of this
city. on FRIDAY, MAY 80, 1873. at twelve OClsck
NJ, the following d. sclibed property. to wit
ALL THE RIGHT. TITLE AND INTEREST of tbs
defendant, Mrs. Julia A. Thompson to wit II one
undivided half in and to ii certain lot of ground,
with all the buildings, appurtenances, rights,
ways, privileges, servitudes and dependen ces,
situated in the Sixth District of this city Gate city
of Jefersonl, designated by the number -, lie
the square bounded bv Jersey, Cadiz Laurel aud
Jena streets said lot ID formed OF the part of
lots numbe rs one, two, three ard four and meas
Thirty feet front Cadix street. betweeJa
Laurel and Jersey streets, by one hundred aaG
twenty feet in depth. ting the same property
acquired by Miss Mary 4. Nelson and Mrs JuLs
A. Thompson. wife of William L. Thompson BY
purchase from John G. Wilson as will appear by
pnl.ii, lU this city. on the twenty -niIih OF suys
1863.
Seized in she above suit.
Eerms-This being the se.oifs ami fasH suc cie:ss
the said property will he definitely adj udcated to
the bIghest aud last bi,Eler for what il will bring,
at twelve months credit the pure asor furnishing
bond with good and solvent security bearing
Sht per cent interest per annum from date. and
special mortgage on tho property sold until tinaf
payment ) Id purchaser shall have to dei les
and pay ire cash the amount of printing, sheriis
and cierk'a fees, etc, say abcut two hundred aud
fifteen dollars, and, furthermore the State, PARISH
and municipal taxes, tho amount of whcli il aos
yet ascer: famed.
". p. HARPER.
mv13 y 80 Sheriff of the Parish OF Orf ans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-13
aNH.
SALE OF OBSOLETE AND UNAERVlGE T.
ABLE ORDNANCE AND ORDNANCE
SCDHES.

r.;.-. Sta .. Es ..s.. a..s.,.:
t"Her"f iIonsto. ard tr..n. streets.
E...s:c. H,s tsI.e!.r street .POstoffic. Box 8I!b
New cork, April ~, r. J
S.HAihn Proposals. l. DUPLICATE. Will BIZ
- scctiv.d az this ctirs for III. purchase OF Ord.
'ane- an: Ordinance" St"'.. embracing cannon.
.n.i,i Arms Leather YORK !ea'i etc., at the 'ari
on. Ars"..s. Eo!.s .n! .'rn"ts ~ IL" United
st..'e-.
Hid. ~: -. c:er.i q. .w-'v~ ".l.as 81 "a
WEDNESDAY. the .wen'y .l,!'.l .iaJ -. Xa.. 1873.
.oT sores located at Poss !. '. .,lc"i nance.
STATE. vi. onnsc' :i.:. Oe..ai... IN iiana. 4.
ii... Maine aarsiau. y .ss:.c U.et:., NI.h .au.
:.1sso'l.' S4s Eam'.l.i'.. *.~ ...--.. Ne, ."...
'H.'. s.nns: :v.'iA !.to.i: ... - MA. a.:
H,i.w' i.. o..n. ! a. :-..~. . o:o.. " "n
TtiRSI..y ;s twelfth .ia' q: jazz. Us. ;o ...le.
i"at-', ~ Posts il. :e g. named ,sa'.. an:
g. ;l:"-i-s. 30 ~. A..b.MT. ta..'0rni'. losids
'-:-:. s.Hs-> L"..sIan. Hi.i: o." H.S:!ska
S... N.stia A.-oli'.s. oregon, ."l'i. taE"l'Ha.
..x:. A % .o.a4. .-.f. . :, wnY ;s
- 1T -: STORES ~ Diet" :. .b-sl"n 'ts'As "'c..
Sc. .!a'.Ges 'siich 'an .. 9.ocr'"'. on app:'s"
.". ~ IL. .ainan.. "ffc-. Wal u ...::mr:'
.Nas.,i: ;.o. D.str.: .: C.Ur.bs at III. agency
a. =. OF :he agseras ar .'.?ots Al: command.
~. Vii. r,. -: o'he: posts " :.i:i.. er appIea
ssl .IbrIaaion /" what .o:e,"i. .. at :.ir.!
9. GIVE posts are .os sai.. .
:'n- Department :es.'vss She 's'l. :, sire. all
...s :iici. Int 'i-eEI-i satisfactory: 1iior :"
IL. acceptance. of an: "i II a.. .aT" "a ~ a2'
. -. v.h by :h.. Y ar Dena I'm" :.
T.i ..A,-t asl.-'e;. per ser: a III" '.." OF '4-
.naIi AID "a. .eElaiac,1 N.s. - .co2..I. - d'
.I'.r-,I.
..ir:: da-s viii t.. a!.:-,. 81: &c /. :.'.:a -:
| e!.s stores.
! FA.Llr: '..z.. WI =. .'a:g.: 4. ::.:.s - %
i:e:e;'n. ,e' t.v H.. department..
:.,..e.s VIII st..1. rlIc.:' :.' :; ~. >. 't'
stole. az. .aca'.. wi.!.i She. l.: ioI and vii
| :."::.i :. ais 80. ,c.... -! .o.,'" !.'
: saas"
! ,'r'tv..ir. r.i: 81, a.:. :..c.. post
I ...;. .t...'
! .ropn-.i. ~ =. . .i:. so .o.. '.'.' st: :e
...i.Il.c. .,-u.y NV .o:i. t'o.'c.i.c- 'r. No
I2:iL ~. should oe .l'orst. pro o,a. Tor i,u.
o.: ~. 40, =. t viceaI.. or.i:a:r" am
SO -. ..tl! the D4Ines .: tn" 2: ~ il
.o..A 81 ,epots where stored ar. III. games o
.tas Territories H.! "a, 80 stores :.v.ose
! =. '.e purchased are located.
S.au:ho:ity OF :he G.,' =: c1t.'.a'cs.
.a:,..S
| 9.-ye. Go'oEe: f'.i'.i sac. A.t.'. yaor Of ORD
| naa.e av.I 5.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-13
HHERIFFS SALES,
Burgess Bennett -. leon Soil. Gone,


GIXrH DISTRICT COURT FOR tbs PARISh
- of Orleans No. 400 By virtue OF writ of
seizure and sac 20 ma directed by the hon
Orabie the Sixth District Court for the PARISH
OF o. leans, in tie above entitled cause. will pro-
coed to sell at public sution at the Merchants and
ana Auctl0neers Exchange. ROYAL street between
Canal and CustOmhOnse streeta. in the Second Dis
frIct OF this city, on FRIDAY, May 30, 1873. at
tweve O'Clock NJ, the following described prop
A CERTAIN Lot OF GROUND. situated in the
Fourth District of the citv Of New Orleans desg-
ma ed bv the number six. in the square nu bsr
LOcusi), jackson, Jacobs tnGw FrereN and ,se
phne streets, rs per sketch drawn by q. A. D4
Ar'nas, surveyor. on the eighth of jane. 1867 and
deposited in the office of Armand Phi Jr notary
public in this city. and anne xed to an act passed
before said notary on the twent y-seventh OF De-
cember, 1869, being sale of property to William
Smith which said lot measures. in American meas
urt', as per said sketch thi;ty feet nine inches
three lines front on Jackson street the came ia
width in the rear, one hundred and twenty nine
feet four inches one line the line which iiyiues
il from lot number five, and the same depth on
II q line which divides it from lot numbsr seven
h.ch property was acquired by the defendant
herein by purchase from the succession of Jacob
:. Soils, per act passed before Armand Pilot Jr
notary PUBLIC III this city. on the eighth Of Febru
ary 1876
Seized in the above suit.
r-rms-This ts,ing IKE second and last auction
the said property will be definitely adiudicated to-
at twelve months credit he purchaser furnishing
bond with goOd az solvent security, bearing
eight per cent interest per aunum from da e. and
special mortgage on the property sold until final
payment said purchaser Will have to deduct
and pay in cash tie printing sheliti's and clerks
fees, etc, which amount to about one hundred
and tLnts do lars, and, Furthermore, the State
parish and municipal taxes, tie amount OF which
is not yet aSCertalned.
myl3s5 30 Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-13

Charlie. Eendix -. Wise .lars J.. Ht!-ons

{ Mares fsenulA We sI!s< SEAfS 80 .NS!~OHS
MET. S!>TRTCT CoyHy Fol: raE v.'!sR ',p
! ::'1ans, S.. bIs - u. ':,:u- ~: .!i' .: ItsS
:.... =. directed by :'- Gor.-... :!.. fifth
ah' entitled .;..ss AZ I...c""i .. -. - pt'"
=. ..a;.n.., az :. N.!.iI.r'. AnG .uta'r..G7 ~
'h.':. Royal .:.ee' b.:"s-f. ''.r.i a.. .''''n,'
..stts streets i. 80. $. ...'. ts'..e -: "a. ofys
81. FRIDAY, .aay ~. ~. - ;"'!.' "'i".k d..
u. :Ili".i.ls d. scr!tr.. property :" v.i'-
ALI yi!F 2F.Hr, y.!LE .S: !..E:..>. %: 'ii"
..t....i as. 3liss May L. H"l.". - ~ The
elk. .n...: .i-l :al! ia s:H! {. - '",'al.. ~ Of
.-nr;,ii. E.i.. Al. :h. iu:.ii'.'. agra:':nsace&.
sirh.s wars :...i..g... s..-'ud.. and ii. SENDER,
,es si.uat.: IL. sr sI.:. ;srfict y! .,.'its ate
cit. 81 .eiIessoD} siesig:.:.t: rs :h. aunt:
i, ~. salfar. bounded u. .leJas S... Laurel ara
1c..a Streets. SAID cot j. :a.n.ed 81 .is pa. %.
JOS .u.ers aIc. t"n. !t!e" stI.l !.l: aIsl T"sss
tres thiIsr feet :roat OF. Sah!. street be.wees
Laurel and Jr!s-. s;serts. lsy a'.. h.;.ises an'
.weatr ser. il. d-ph, Bang Gin. SAN. .J,op.rt:
ac..red .y:.e SAID Miss Nae. L. Nels, AID Mr..
iuiisA nelson wife of V..au. l.. hois o. ~ piS
.;..s- :To.I Sohrs q. Wilson. ~ app.us hv a.!
..s.''. !. the office % Roi.er': K'. .taT: rH'
H. u r:s '':v on the t"'.y :.:.., -: Ji' ts.
seized in 'i4e above su..
.ernis-fhls beng tlis So. 'ii az. js.T 3.ctris
snr I'D pspe..v will De s:oi.iT -. ud Gated Us
Che highest ard last bdi.s What II va BRING.
az ~y"cl' sGo.sha credit the l.lrsn ar furnish
iEs bond ..itn good au, s'sv.ut secu lily, '-arng
eight sens interest per sna.i. iron. date ahA
s;-s ia mart !. sts the propeI'S e ID :;Dt hna
| pays'ent Sa purchase vi have 10 deduct ard
il cash the printing. sherins and clerk feet
| etc. which amour to about two hundred dollars
| and Furthermore the Stare, parish and muntcipaI
taxe,. the amount % whvc. is not yet ascettdnedo
W. P HARPER.
! s:'..5 - Sle:if 2t the Parish OF Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-13
COURT RECORD.
MONDAY, MAY ~. 1873.
xupariOr District Court.

MONDAY. MAY IL. 1873.
Superior District Court.
=. Halpiu vs.. W. 7. Har?er.-lniHncii'H
Issued.
Timothy Doier.y vs. J. L. rharp and ".
=. Harper.-Injnnctlon issued.
City of New Orleans vs.. l.. Iauwrce.-
Suspensiye appeal granted.
Eir.t District Cont.
State 81. W. Watt DeyiHe.-EEM:2ie
:nens. mol proseHui ntered.
State So. Machin Flacii burglary and
larceny. Verdict. guir-. Sentence. five
years at hard labor in the State reniien.
:iarr.
State vs.. Louis W!:,.-Asaault with dan.
yerous weapon. Bail fixed a: 500.
State vs.. Jack Lee.-Murder. Continued
Indefinitely and accused released on his
own recognizancc of $3DU.
State -. James kelley.-Assauis. One
mouth in the Parish Prison.
State IS. Samuel Warren Plies OF guilty.
State Va. Eugene Gniou.- Entering a
house in the daytime. Plea of not guilty.
State W. II. Petipain and ". Warner
Robbery. The accused. it was charged.
entice1 man named Michael Kennedy
into No. Royal street. where he won 500
in gold. They then assaulted and threw
him down and robbed him of the gold and
Sis in currency Of his own money. Ier.
'@'N - wv 6"'i'''
second Dislric: Csusi.
SUGGESTIONS of Theodore MoranO ana Mrs.
Anna Nsgel. wife of Henry Shioman.
opened.
Steamboat Richmond and owners W. l..
J. Higby.-Aitey carefully considering the
evidence in this case. l am of opinion that
the defendant. l.. }. Highly. neglected and
iaileI 70 receive and remove in = reason
able time the oil cake in question which
was placed at hi, disposal. as n.ignee, on
steamboa. Richmond: tina: such failure End
neglect caused the Injury and drteriora.
rio,. "a the said oil cake by ;he rain which
fell before its removal 70 the elevator.
The aggregate of the three lots Of the
said commodity consi gned To the defend
ant was J06,i pounds, which at 5 - per
ton of .2lO pounds, amounts 10 sos -.
the entire amount OF freight. Defendant
charges in his recOnventional demand an
stem of SIG II for hosting BOA sacks OF
cake from barge at 3la cents per sack. The
invoices show but Dol sacks in three lots ~
controversy. which at 3ll cents per. sack.
would make the cost OF hostin: -! ~.
This item is clearly chargeable to plaintiffs,
and must be ded acted from the said amount
OF freight. 1t is the only item OF defend'
ants unconventional demand which can be
allowed The bill %: plaintiffs con air 8
items under the head Of extra eNpensas.'
| for tarps III Ms. hire of bar-es. ETC. amount.
| ing to Sll3 -. The latter .uln having been
| expended by reason OF tie semoTa. u the
| oil cake FIR, M the Richmond % the !,..:g". IS
not properly charged BE t" Ill. iti.b.. "ati
! is. therefore. disallowed.
Let there be iud smen: III :a""r": r!a!'.-
| titfs and against the defendants Tor the sum
| Of 1898 90: that is to say. for the amount
of trei ghr set forth, less the said sum OF
| $50 80. the cost of hois,ing. Let the :e'
mander of the unconventional demand y:
| defendant be dism issed witt Costs.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-13
,MEDICAI,.
BUREAU OF MO>ap1c MEDICINE.

ID Surgery a:ld Midwifery, No 70: Bl.av..e. cor
scr ~ Rampant street. near Canal street
Medical Department. Cur.s Palsy. F.T.'s, f'r'
sipeias Epilepsy. Insanity, DIOpsv. Eisunatisn.
ans! ia NV days a! pa'ntii affections AID milan
nation. IF the Brain. Spinal Corr -nd Nerves
Threat. Lungs. Heart. liver. Stone: =. So"es
Bladder. Kidneys Hones Joints etc. Ten dollars
week for c!Ie treatment and cure OF aay iiSease:
sGrgica! Departmental r. duces Fractures, !n'
:nors and OisoS;at!ons. speedily rIces lmpo'ehtla
and Steritv. ScsoI1a. al. TretAfal ard Seniil2'
D sciarges. Nrnerea.. Scrotai AID SKIN DISEASES
frequent ditt:u.. G:inatons. Preserves ii4os
rom amput.ti"n. Gissoi-ss stHles n tAe hi.Ltyk
oy adder. and .ugts Ulcers. Cancers or Sty.t..es
wit hoUt pain. Five dollars. 55A. 800.
Midwifery Oepa, ment.1r.itlvcl" fHtes a: Gs
eases OF :h. womb aid Svaries, a.! Nnt'sa3! Cis
charges, decorations cy irgitaions, and " 81 We
menses pal: FL. OF H..strncteh from :i. cats St
whatever. til. cause IS removed ana htatn re
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Letters .asilrs seed 70 pos Office box !. :e" or
Scans Louisiana. will receive attenti 2. ONO
'.oJIs la,lle ~ A. VI. 40 u ". al.as - = IL
.oy .e.-:r.1eI., from 70 p. VI.
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c..ona'e! DO.eCt Of Medicine aai Philosophy
Member Elect OF the Roya Cotge OF Surgeons
and of the .Hunterian Society OF Medlcine
Philosophy and Bellies Letters OF the umTersL
ties of London. EdigbgIS s.. a2dgexss >, and
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