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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-28
fenRIif Af 2. d.

Til. strong hold on the public heas' fl4a''.
tained by the universally popular treasurer
Of the ST. Charles Theatre Mr.. r. G., make.
the simple announcement that he vii! take
beneti. Sunday evening an ASSURANCE o:
,uose... That fact coupled with the 'lr-
euustance that i. vii! he the last appear
..Dae of Sir. Dominick Murray ard that
'Arr.h na-Pogue" and the 'Be .icia Boy
viii oe produced. .ettles the ~lole matter
!!.r" will ne big house.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-28

SUCCESSION OF WILLIAM PRILL'rs Th's
day at eleven O'Clock. Messrs. Montgomery
Kill sell. on Calliope. near 81, Charles
street. the succession OF William Phillips.
cons sting in carriages. caleshes, TictOrias,
Jersey wagons. top and open 6uggles,
wagons. harness. one :hird class hearse,
one ,ot OF new wheels. spokes. hubs new
and old iron screws, carpenters tools, one
large :ot OF unfinished Jersey wagons,
bakers carts. etc-. swel.e a No. carriage
aNrses.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-28
appointment. by The Governor.

Crleans--J. +. i.ittledeld. inspector Of
Aa.y. vic. NJ. LethiqUe: W. Fl. Pemberton,
inspector Of Sour, vic. W II McLemore.
Ouachita William Thomas. coroner: 81.
j. GRADY. assistant supervisor OF registra-
:,ou.
Terretonn.-G. LyoIs J-.. constable.
Tensas--Heeye Lewis. parish judge; +.
w. Robinson. inspector OF weights and
II easures
Lafayette Francis S Mudd. coroner: +.
\ SALES. justice of the peace.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-28
GresPrai Civ National Bank.

It has been ascertsined that the greater
portion of the excess o: liabilities over the
assets of the bank consists of sterling bills
10 :he amour. OF 100000 drawn on the
house OF de Lizsrdi. in London. Home iis
bi:i:ies amount 70 some $4,000 only.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-28
r,rI>r PIECE OF GRorsn on CLoCE1

Vacant PIECE OF GROrND on CLorH1
Sr.Ltr At ACCTIoH BIZ THE SHERIFF-
- cal attention 90 the sale a: auction. 10
% .l,de this day q, noon. st the Merchants
ard Auctioneers' Exchange. Roya! strees'
~ tie sheriff Of the parish Of OrEeah5' oI
z vacaE: pecs of ground situated IN tne
Third Distrio. OF this city, on Clsuet street.
between Craps aud Lsrss.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-28
Rrhefia al the Academic

The infant wonder. Baby Benson. will
take benot; tonight at the Academy of
Music. The screaming farce of ''Jones
B.ny'' w:!; commence the entertainment.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-28
Tha TsmnerRkmra.

The thermometer nj Louis Erigerio's,
No. 20 Chsrtres street. yesterday stood as
follows: At A. NJ. 49,: NJ 9 P. M, $40:
at P. NJ, CO.. Lowest poin: daring the
niKhs Of March -. 401.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-28

Colone! y. A. Stockdale, collector OF in
:etnaI revenue. has just returned, looking
bronsed aud hearty, after . trip Of several
months darsHos, through ths bscsweods
Of Texas.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-28

SALE CoSGIsUED The salo az anc.,on
By The sheriff OF che contents of store No.
a Camp street vii be continued today at
lO:30 A. u. Catalogue cap Le had ~ the
.alA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-28
MISCELLANEOUS.

n . q.
tIOR THE CONNIE HOLIDAYS : WOULD Re
Il quest INV patrons and the public 70 come and
examine my extensive stock OF RED and WHITE
RHINE WINES, LIQUORS and FRUITS, suitable for
Easter. F. hOLLAkDER.
NH Nn Cu-tO;nnOUse
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-28
Eain Last Ni4ht.

There began to be q sprinkiine !a.: night
about eleven O'Clock. and drizalng rain
followed.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-28
BY ELE GRAPH
LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS

LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS
VACATION FOR SECRETARY 8ElKNAP
GENERAL SHERMAN A. SECRETARY
Opinion Of the Attorney General
That TIE GENERAL CAN NOT ACT
Secretary Belknap's Tour Begun
THE CUBAN REVOLUTI0NISTS
TWEED COMMITTEE DISCHARGED
AHDlCATION OF DON CARLOS
MEMPHIS AND EL PASo CASE
4 VERDICT or SWINDI.ING
----A-
FIVE YEARS SENTENCE or FREMONT
Centennial celebration Appropriation
Baton Rouge Municipal Offices
FIRST IN AND THEN OUT
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-28

roy vyrr-xooMs WITH OF wsraCSs, ~,
sseAsisss tsSess appsy s' ~ so Camp '1'' -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-28
nCNr Am FURNITURF

EtOrsE FOR RENT AND ~, .Fo.stoTT house
IL roE saieA comfortable f~Gs'eS StS eeSyeryt5ing
saS1. oaasG "a, si keep,ng, and IN good oTdsT
Eng .y GE neT nS Vii sod u pgGK s%eSt tS q dS P&n
owl se Es sseins Gss' beer se.ssted y
ne a. AT & aeIa m vii Ne sod seco,t Of cS 90
hsSiss. snrrI,4re de.ers and 6s Tsna0's H''T jsi
apaiy, address HOUSE,, at tais sn-ce.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-28
FOR RENT.

ko6 hDN.it or VaIence street. hrtWeeH
81 IS T,nre containing six rco If, tToHl
sS @ galleries wood Ia.gs ss SssS q, aGdTes.
tented Heap. Apply on tue Prsihl0o'' t.ll
ltt,- =. thiB office.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-28
LOST.


AsAn REWARD. - LOST OR STOLEN
- IvV from the Bank of America, q TIN Boa
.. a: Containing the folowin de ic.- 'ea .per'
..-'
s..->. -. receipts OIL. DuFsnd
,...-.-c. policies in favor Of Mrs. ."'a = rs
,..,,ce.. and heirs of Callavet-
e,..rthcat.s of Caronde!et Cana havl.Neh
t..saa. stock in favor OF E. Lefauve,
are, -. above stoc., IL favo: of j. y o.
~. nc-e. secured by mortgage. i'a'r D
t,rrr.r.re Lambert and iRdOTsed 1V Lhefn 10y
- f.ac, dated December u. 1879. aLG -! 'ole q
e1- 80 and three years ..,:.-
l-, .ertincate of s5ock OF ten sh@ees VI E Eos
zAria Insurance Company No. 20. u ."'o@ "' So
IN. ..., .or one wear. dated JaDaa'S ;. '77'
a-Au- ~ al Deguersey IL faFoF 0I NILS -'''''
rar. notes, drawn by G. Monte, 20 rs each
A.. .,l,iu. due on June l. 1913. SLI Sa-" ui'A''
Hereafter. - 9 c.,,si,Sa,
.,ysbie 20 MS owu order and by hlm lndorsea' ioi
d. ssca falling due On .Ae LIsL q 'H'o' A'' '
So. ,nOath alter. ,,.,p,sa-,c, nav.
ypL. rent notes drawn by Daniel brodeIlSh' pay :
a., :, a = own order. for BIS 6ach pay VS dole ~
n. .rs. OF April, 1875. and hrst OF e''c" '~o"''
A..eo .., -,-,na-1y ,s-
Sic are hereby cautioned not 70 negSliT1e e
10. .b.' above described papers, pay - 90 'ie
-, a1ugs reWard VIII be paid on deh'eLI " ''o
o.. A., .apers to the Bank OF AfneEiGS =; oF Irn W
Carne. OF Toulouse and ChartEes SSTee'S'
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teosyIavEp % NeNeN kA0zsi
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-28

4 VERDICT or SwINDIIHG
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-28

FIVE YEARS SENTENCE OF FREMONT
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-04-01
Chapter Of.

AN ACT 10 amend section thirty-seyen Of chapter
eighteen OF the revised statutes relating To apl eals
from decision or county commissioners.
b enacted, sc. A. follows:
SECT /. section thlrty.seyen OF chapter eighteen
of the revised statutes i hereby amended by strik
ing out the words II has been entered of record In
the fourth and fth lines. aud inserting Instead
thereof a." words their return has boon placed on
de-, 50 that the section as amended shall read IS
follows;
PARTIES Interested. may appear Jointly or several
ly AZ the time OF hearing before the commissioners
on petition for laying out, altering or discontinue
ing any highway; AID any such party may appeal
from their decision thereon NJ any time after their
return has been placed die, aud before tho next
term of the supreme judicial court in said county 1T
which term such appeal may be- entered and prose-
cutrd by him. or by any other party who SO appeared
And all further proceedings before the comm sson-
ers arc to be stayed until decision is made In the
appellate court.
Seer. , This act shall take effect when approved.
approved January -, lsI3l
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-04-01

BE II enGcisd. .fc.. a. follows:
Any person aggrieyed by the decision or Judgment
of the county commissioners IN relation 10 damages
for land taken Tor railroad purposes, may appeal
therirom to the next term of the supreme judicial
court. which shall fret be- holden Ia the county
where the land Is situated, more than thirty days
from and after the day when the report ~ the come
mi.sioners estimating said damages i made. excud-
Ing the day Of the commencement OF the session Of
laid court which court shall determine the same by
a committee Of reference II the parties 50 agree, or
by verdict OF IT, jury and shall render judgment
and issue execution tor the damages recovered with
costs 10 the party prevailing IN the appeal The APP
pelants shall serve written notice Of such appeal up
on the railroad company fourteen days az least before
the session OF said court. and shaat the hrst terra
ile complaint setting forth substantially the facts
of the case Ou the trial. exceptions may be- taken
10 the ruling OF the court a. In other coses.
Approved February II, 1871
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-04-01
Chapter %.

AN ACT 10 amend section one, OF chapter eighty
four OF the laws of eighteen hundred and seventy,
relating To letters of administration.
Be u eHdcfed. DC. a. lolOws:
SECT |. Section one OF chapter eighty.four Of the
public laws Of eighteen hundred aud seventy, Is
hereby amended by striking out the words and
that letters Documentary have not been taken out
thereon nor letters Of administration granted with
the will annexed, 10 any person or persons. that
said section amended shall read ~ follows.
SECT. |. Whenever IL shall clearly appear TO the
judge of probate within and tor the County of Cum
berland, that will was made aud probatcd and de-
stroyed by the tire in Portland the fourth day OF
July In the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and siNty-sX, and that said will cannot be-
proved by atested copy thereof and that the person
so deceased has left estate which should b. admins
tered upon for the payment Of debts and other
charges said judge of probate may grant special adj
minstratiOn upon said estate 10 some suitable per-
son. who shall be clothed with all the powers and
subject 10 all the duties now granted by law To
special administrators.
SECT. 2. THIS act shall take effect when approved
lApproyed February IL, 1871
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-04-01
Chnpicr o..

AN ACT to authorize cities and towns TO hold
money in trust for certain useful purposes.
BE IL enacted de- ~ follows
SsCr. l. Any city or town Il authorized 10 receive
money, by donation legacy, in trust. for beneyo.
lent. religious. educational purposes; provided
that the city town. in Is appropriate mode Of legal
procedure, shall give its consent.
SECT .. Interest shall be allowed If the fund shall
BE- used by tbe city town; otherwise IL shall be
placed at interest income the city or town being
hereby made responsible for its security.
seer 3. The city town, by its officers or agents.
shall apply the fund Its income in accordance
with the written directions of the donor or testator
made known 1t the time the fund was accepted.
SECr. If the city or town shall fail 10 apply the
fund or IN, income ut the times and for the purposes
prescribed in said directions ii shall revert TO the
donor If living; II deceased. 10 his heirs.
lApproyed February /, 1873
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-04-01
Chapter 9S.

AN ACT 10 continue IN force chapter five, public
laws Of eighteen hundred aud seventy.two. An Act
authorizing pensions for disabled soldiers and
seamen.'
De Il enacted, &c. as follows:
SECT /. The provisions Of chapter FIVE public
laws OF eighteen hundred and seyeniy-two are here.
by continued in force for year from the thirty
first day Of December, one thousand eight hundred
aud seYenty-two.
SECT. .. This act shall take effect when approved
Improved February H. 1891
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-04-01
Chnpicr 93.

AN ACT to increase the salaries of the judge and
register of probate IN the county Of Androscoggin
b. q enacted. &c, A. follows:
SgcT l. The salary of the judge Of probate in
the county fAndroscoggin be and the same Is here
by increased to three hundred and dfty dollars in
stead Of three hundred. being the sum now estab-
llshed by law also the salary OF the register of pro-
bate In said county be- aud the same IS hereby in
creased 10 five hundred dollars instead of four hum
dred being the sum now established by law
SECF. .. All acts and parts of acts, inconsistent
with the provisions of this act be, and the are
hereby repealed.
SECr g. This act shall take effect when approved.
lApproyed February ], 1881
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-04-01
Chapter 90.
AN ACT TO amend section sixteen Of chap

AN ACT to amend section sixteen of chapter thirty
of the revised statutes, relating to birds.
Be IL enacted. de-. as follows:
Section sixteen of chapter thirty of the revised
statutes Is hereby amended by inserting affer the
word 'sparrows in the ffth line. the word orioles
so that said section as amended shall read as follows
SECT. 10. Whoever takes, kills, destroys, or pur-
with intent of killing, destroying. or taking
with dogs guns traps, nets snares, pitfalls, or any
other device or continuance whatever, any of the
birds commonly known as larks, rollins, parridges,
grouse, swallows, Qusils, wood-cocks. sparrows,
orioles or snipes except between the frat day OF
September and the first day OF February shall tor
felt for every such bird not less than i've more
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-04-01
Chapter o..

AN ACT relating to the change Of names of persons
Be IL enacted. DC, as follows:
SECT. /. Whenever any person In this State de-
sireS 10 change his or her name such person may
petition therefor to the judge OF probate Of the coun
ty in which he or she resides; and such judge of
probate 10 hereby authorized aud empowered 10
change the name Of such person, and shall make and
preserve a record thereof.
SECT. 2. Whenever the judge of probate. before
granting any such petition. deems IL eNpedent that
notice thereof BE- given, such notice shall be given
the judge may ORDER.
SECT. 3. This act shall take effect when approved
Approved February II, 1873.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-04-01
Chapter 90.

Az ACT TO regulate the closetime for the taking Of
Trout In the tributaries of the Androscoggin river
Be Il enacted &C. a. follows:
sEcr. l. The yearly closeiime fer the taking of
trout In the tributaries of the Androseucgin rivar
above the outlet of Umbagog Lake shall be four and
One-haf months commencing on the fifteenth day Of
October, aud ending on the first day Of March dur
Ing which time no trout shall be hen or killed in
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-04-01
Chapter ss.

AN ACT 20 promote immigration. and facilitate the
settlement of tho public lands.
he euurfrf On tie Sonar and House Of Representa-
tires "a legislature assembled ds Joiio'rs.
SECTION l. There shall De- n board of imm grafton
In tai, state, composed Of the Governor Secretary
Of State. and land agent.
SECr. > u shall be the duty Of said board 20 ap-
point a commissioner of imm grafton an agent resi-
dent in New sweden. and 70 exercise 4 general
supervision over the expenditure OF all moneys ap-
prOpria,ed by this act.
Seer g. Ii shall be the duty Of said commissioner
70 exercise general care and oversight over all i'm
migrants coming 10 Maine; 90 give them all neediul
information. 20 assist them In settling upon the pub
lie lands Of the State. or obtaining employ Lont
within It's borders and 10 have special charge of the
colony nj New sweden, 20 the end that It's develop
ment and prosperity may De- promoted In every way
consistent with law; aud the compensation and en-
the expenses of said commissioner shall not exceed
the sum Of one thousand dollars. And II SHAH be
the duty of said agent. resident In New Sweden 70
have special charge OF the state stOrehouse, stores,
tools aud all other State property there to receive
and disburse all State supplies and keep proper ac-
counts and vouchers therefor; aud the eOulpensa-
ton of said agent shall not exceed the sum Ot Three
hundred dollars.
SRcr l. The board aforesaid may II In It's opln-
Ion the circumstances require 1t. eNpend for proys-
ions tools seed and other necessary aid 70 be FUR
nished the colonists aud for which payment may be-
taken In labor on the roads, public buildings, ana
other public works, an amount not exceeding four
thousand dollars aud for schools two hundred dol
lars.
SECT 3 The board aforesaid may cause all immi.
grants arriving under the provisions of this act 10 be
settled on any OF the public lands of the State not
otherwise Appropriated aud assign to each man over
twenty-One years of age by certificate from the land
agent lot of one hundred acres of land; and the
land agent shall at the expiration of five years from
the date of said assignment grant each Of the per
cons aforesaid his heirs at law deed of warranty
other valid title of the lot assigned him provided
each OF said persons has established his residence on
the lot assigned him. has built comfortable house
thereon and has cleared not less than fifteen acres OF
land within the time aforesaid ten Of which shall be
laid down 10 grass and all said persons shall be eN
empt from State taxation until January first, In the
year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
seyenty-siN.
SECT 6. The governor Is hereby authorized TO
draw his warrant upon the treasury for any OF the
sums specified in this act
SEcT. Z All acts and parts of acts inconsistent
with this act hereby repealed and this act shall
take effect when approved.
lApproyed January %. 1881
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-04-01
Chapter 50.

AN ACT authorizing justices of the peace to admin
lister oaths and altrmatons.
BE IL enacted &C. as follows:
SECT. /. Justices of the peace may administer
oaths or afirmations in all case. In which oath
IS required, unless different provision IS expressly
made by law.
SEcr2 This act shall take effect when approved.
Improved January -, 1871
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-04-01

than Ten dollars b. recovered by complaint before
any municipal pJ;ice-court trial Justice. one
half 10 the OF the complainant and the other half
TO the use of the town where the offence is COM
milteI.'
Approved January q. lsIal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-04-01
Chapter 81.

AN ACT additional 10 chapter twenty-niDe Of the
laws of eighteen hundred and sixty.nine, concern
Ing the militia.
be IL enacted. SC, as follows:
SECT l. The volunteer company known as the
Androscoggin light artillery Is hereby made subject
to all the duties and granted all the privileges pro-
vided for volunteer companies of militia. by chapter
twenty-nine OF the laws Of eighteen hundred aud
siNty-nine.
SECT 2. This act shall take Effect when approved.
Approved February 3, 1873
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-04-01
Chapter 0J.

AN ACT relating to damages for land taken for rail
road purposes.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-08-13

Among the great
discoveries of modern
J science, few are Of
/, more real value 10
mankind than this eff
fectual remedy for all
. diseases Of the Throat
and Lungs. A vast
trial Of its virtues,
throughout this and
other countries, has
shown that it docs
sIIrely and pf1prtuoIIv
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-08-13

Meantims. the drss great step wiil b
taken in ARIA navigation IS node o
travel. wheu il is demonstrated that = bal
loon can he safely directed aeFoss th'
ocean. If Mr.. Wise aeOOmPlishes this
be will aehlste rshSsn snly s..oOnd ''
that Of Columbus.
For What are the advantages likely 70
result from Arctic researches around the
pole. or explorations Of Central Africa
compared vita the gam Ofhumauiiy which
will result from air navigation . These
geographical researches will be included
as small part Of this result. When We
can guide balloons north aEd south, east
aud west. We can travel TO and fro over
Africa, and soon become familiar with all
deserts and watercOurses. The poles may
be later in giving up their secrets to the
balloon. but they must al last reveal all
their mystery to the man who. in twenty
four hours, can sail directly over the north
pole from Greenland to Kamtshatka.
But consider the delight of air travel !!
No motion, no dust, no noise, aud per-
petually unrOlling panorama bslow OF sea
and land, forest and city, mountain and
river. No danger of explosion or Of col
lision-uo sea-sickness, no wrecks. The
balloon will travel on the bosom of the
most furious hurricane, and not breath
of air be felt by the voyagers. The ex-
pense OF travel will be much less-ior n
balloon or a mechanical bird win not cost
as much as steamer; and for land trav-
el we shall be saved all expense for land
surveys, cost of the land, grading aud
rails. Political and commercial results
of importance may also follow. The
friends of frce-trade ought to welcome the
it must abolish the custom
house; and we do not think that any gov.
ernmcnt will establish bsllOOn-revenue. cut
ters to stop travellers mile above the earth.
These events may not be seen by the
present generation, bus they arc sure to
arrive, Our grandchildren, looking up into
the air, will say. "Thcre goes the New
York train - That is the daily balloon
for England !" There goes the Red-line
balloon for San Francisco and Japan"
In the meantime let us not consider Mr..
Wise as foolhardy, but as a true hero,
who is opening way for us through the
unknown into some great advance of hui
man civilization. May the heavens smile
On the daring explorer of the skies, and
may we hear of his safe arrival on the
shores of Europe!
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-08-13

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