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For fine specimen of the snub courteous
commend US to the opinion of Attorney General
Williams in the Carl VOgt case In which he says
that with ditiiience aud regret he is compelled
10 dissent from Judge Blatchford in his views,
which, he adds edo not appear TO me to be
FOUND in principle or sustained by authority"
Judge Blatehford, il will be remembered, is
The judicial luminsry who recently decided the
law of Congress establishing the Police Court
OF this District unconstitutional.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-23

We have received No. 1 Of . paper pu5lis he'd
In Philadelphia called the "Cente~siaE" Tn
HE the other philadelphia papers. 1t has some
thing In II about the Centennial Exhibition. 1t
Il therefore called the .l-ntenninf.s
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FIhE kkPuBLICAN CLUB OF THE 2lsr
~ RiSI Bill WI NE ~ the hall, corner q
Isl, yn,y s4th, 1873, to pr eet ir- Orgsnizaii,-n
D-S-N A. CAMPBELL Presid mt.
HAsHISGTOH, jail q, ls73
SCI W, the under-igr-' Car pet aud Furpit ire
. slsIs, 10 order % give clerks and employees
e.sssuvb, q. hereby agres To ciose our r.speo-
Q. nbtr LIST. NJ 'ia wy
DUNN. " m uosvS
J b EDBSON, "A . H1r.,Upr 4. c@
ShhfN WILLIAMS. II o TOwLES,
y ZIMMERMAN SON 10, -.
NoIICk.-Persous interested in start NJ 4
~ stre insursnc Curpsny In south Wash ny
t.n sis Letsby infcrt ID hss there are Books .,ow
mn ~ ,Ip-o hp,5.ss e. stock at the BANK sc
80 sc sirgin,s aSspns sOuthrssi, aud st The
s"d ~ sweet ssuth ives The Books viii be sis- "a
. 'ss 1t day q are 1 81, iEs, or sooner d ali ,as
mh JOSEPH sec pro TEN. -.
EAS'hL HERMAN, Treas. pro TEN. jys-tAi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-23
MEDICAL, &c,
rN0 the PUBLIC.
Rules, Regulations and Instructions for
the Preyention Of the spread Of Rpi.
dem1c. Infections and ContagiOus Df,.
eases in the District Of Columkia.


eases il the Tis.riet Of Cou%bi., approved d June
the District of Columbia, whenever in their Iudsc
me mt the said District is WITH or Affected
disease. to issue cause be issued, such @Tier-,
reeulations and distractions may, In heir Judge
removal II such disease, said orders and
instructions to be and remain 10 full force and effect
the same may be modified in such manner as in the
judgement 81 said Board, may be deemed necessary.
Of Columbia, believing that said District Of Column
S now threaiensd with an epidemic disease does
rion5 and instructions, to wit:
District II CoI1mSia, ha1 kno~iedas of ANY case
s or cases 81 cho,ra small pok, yellow fever, ship
or infectious disease, shall, within twenty tour
honis After obtaining such knowledge or informa
O. That any person dy ing Of any OF the foregoing
diseases shall be buried within twelve hours from
iron, the ard OF Heath, the time for such inter
ent shsl for sufficient reasons, be extended and
Is hereby required upon the certificate q the attend
ine PHI, sioian or other responsible person having
Board Of Health and permit for the burial IL
NJ railroad or steamboat company or other
common carrier shall bring into the District Of Co.
BEING Affected fs r Ey sv ,S to be or
eases, but an, railroad, car, steamboat, or other
spe ase ge hsgs may Be any or
Aforesaid, shall be stopped upos the limit q the
D1slrlCt OF columbia Until the Board Of Health ia
thereof shall have made inspection OF said person or
direction Of the Board Of Health. W '"e
DsRg the Iss Of any Of the foree9ng
be need as dsinfectantsIn priyiee, dry earth, dry
ashes, suiphsie Of iron carboiic acid with sui
dsinfectani in ws'er-cIosets or 10 poasd. of sDI
phste Of iron dissolved In or gallons Of water,
the solution shall be employ ed IN anantities ns less
than one pint night and morning; in drains, sewers
Of lime, or other equivalent dsinfsciant snsI he
used in such euantitiss and within such times to
al srsm,ses wthin the District Of Columbia in
Tia, 4. :; persons acting
Soir.d e report e the Board q Health. or before
s.e made 81 until
certificate from the physician ether resppnsible
death Of any ssttins forth the nams .eE
color sge time Of and cause a death, and also the
the nav isss G ss !.
ssw 10 the Bosrd IN ofep
Thee Issuissioo. the board ds os Health WILL to
conserye the public health, rigidy enforce aocerd
~ H;.S & :ss ssss
regulations Ard Instruct ions = Aforesaid 4 - .
pr..a... Board eFk!s e. So SiSh col D
st USSk 4 SsI.sacs ia, m
i Mo:s:, E.ss.,..e.k!ssssa,s srrorA.6Ao
OL' l''snis: S0sih ls En-. AGENT, 80
81 r. & & q n; "a E 9. ss
N OF
cEILLIAa 9. McQUN, County oonstsble Dee6
e ~ kinas rssSessfLly collected; Once With !a.-
"a S:sss: . Y ak:.sr''. i;.:ssf'' s',.s NJ
y "a fss Sss:s.s... ssss.ss. 8. tM<si
: tIs city. nsesS ios:.s = q. ss.s.s nsA n
ilaes end flatsd Wars, Qsss, Ristsls, LedisSr -
SSMis@ee ososnins, Oafpses, md I'll sssselss q
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SELLING OUT TO CLOSE.

SELLING OUT TO CLOSE.
Our large and well -selected stock Of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
il offered for sale at an
IMMENSE REDUCTION UPON FORMER
PRICES.
Having decided to close business at an early day
NO reasonable effer will be refused.
New ~ the time to secure bargains In BLACK
upphs
81 Store for rent. Stock and Fixtures for sale,
JOSEPH j. MAY,
JyEd 939 Pennsylv ania avenue.
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Persons leaving the city for the summer, or
any portion Of IL, can have TEE STAR mailed to
their address for such time As they desire, ct the
rate Of hfty cents per month. Orders, accom-
panied BY the money, should be ssnt to the bust
Ness once Of the paper
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THE WEATHER,
WAR DEPARTMENT, Ofscs Of Caisf Sissal

WAR DEPARTMENT, 0Hcs Of Chtef Sigaal Oleey, !
WASHINGTON, July Is, ISIS, lOO O. m Z
sfNoPsls FOR THE PAST TwKNrY-FoUR HOURS
The barometer has rise n since Tuesday morning at
all stations. except over the lower lakes and New
Englabd where 1t has fallen slightly. The tempe
rsure ha. risen somewhat in the middle Atlantic
states, the lake region aud New England. Easterly
winds and Gains have prevailed, with rain, the
sonth Atlantic and eastern gulf coasts. Westerly
winds are now reported from New England, with
partly cloudy weather South and west wind-, with
clear partly clear weather prev all over the middle
states, lake region and northwest.
PRoBABIL ITIEs.-During the rest Of Wednesday
for the southern states eestery winds, hi sher tenn
peraiure, and generally clondy weather, with rain
on the inmesiate coasts. For the middle Atlantic
states and Ohio valley, s uthwest and southeast
winds; and generally clear weather; For Ne. Eng
barometer southwesterly winds, increasiug cloudi.
n"ss and possibly local storms. For the upper lake
region and the northwest, rising barometer, west
erlv winds, and generally clear weather. Morning
telt graphic reports are missing from the western
gulf coast.
LOCAL RECORD.
The Thermometer in the business room Of THR
STAR Office registered to-day as follows:-8 a. m rs:
10 a. M, 80; Il m, So: 2p m. IS.
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AT sILvERBERGS
METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE
Gents Lisie Half Hose, euperhne Half.Hoss,
Good ia HSss, P Psir Tor fSr
CENT nns Linen Hemmed Handfefchiefs, for ii
Gents me Gsune Shirts, 81.
Ladies, nne Gauze Vests, 81.
Il. Lsdles kImed Chemises tucked 'front.' and tucked
'1 Iasiss s afGins Nice goods, a,
Ladies, Tucked and ImSreidered Drawers, 81.
Ladies' Aprons. different styles, very nice and
Exc. lent Bath Towels, or for n.
h0 ~ J.p:, in al styles At = sgs: and e.
xsl s:. snd 1 .ss hSsSesS Belt: 81
Shall SS Strap, q; Enslsh goods.
sR IIs 4 q, huber Combs, Is and g cents.
lO dozen Ladies' and Children's fun regular made
-Besidss : fuIi assortment 81 Cutler, and Pl.t.d
Ware, R0cket Book, Toys, Jeweiry, fne Chromos
framed, Picture Frames, Hat Racks, Brackets, &C.,
Before you buy elsewhere, look over the stock Of
SILvERBERG's III.
METROPOLITAN DOLLAR sTORE Z,
SIa SEVENTH STREET,
iyI.tr NEAH fEsssyLvAsIA AVENUE.
II o Il A L Z - ~ 10. t-f. n
BRICKS BRICKS 500 'a
200 goo good BUILDING BRICKS constantly
Very reasonable for cash. el = e
L. 8. CHAPMAN, llth street,
Yb-m- between and o, or 1892 l9fh e. %
NEwBUR9H Plastic = :
~ AND CE1ENT MILLS
Csic,nSd gnstinG and Dental PLASTER; Bosom
9ale CEAEHT and MARBLE DUST, Bapqor
IA hS oy the cargo or Otherwise. Sole agent Tor
District Of Columbia, WM. GUINAND, o3S Lou.
ntsns evenue; Also corner lst and ss. southeas3,
eno % s.rees WAR soesheast. j5s-sm'
Il FEED sEwIN9 MAOaINE 1t sos Oh -.
west: Cali and examine Z before purchasins
WA JOHN W. fOLiR. Agent, Z.
Is SHEET IRON, 80,
- -lIfTr II. I. 0REQORY,
Jy6W 63A Psnnaylvsaia ayea9s
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" ~ N ..
CIRCULATING LIBRARY,
Y.M C. A. ROOMS,
Corner 9th and D streets.
ALL THE POPULAR BOOKS OF THE DAY.
Terms: SIS per annum; SO per quarter. jy0
rFPKNICKS INDIAN HAIR REsTORER
rsndsrs i soft and r pii.bis, prevents
w sse
by the following named druggists: Geo NJ. Howard
Campbell 9Th street and Msssacsusstts I avenue
noIthT est; Jas Stone, 7th and streets northwest
avenue northwest. jyRdtf
FMILBURN's POLAR SODA,
TGs COOLEST ANDBEsrIN THE WORLD
with pure Fruit, Cream and other syrups.
MINERAL sPsIS SGf WATERS,
Jeis-,r near fifteenth street.
FsCHENCKs MANDRAKE PILLs.-Th..e
pills are a eompossd exclusively Of vegetable
T Ts%sd IT ri q ,S
s :,.,s Of Liver
;hs i5ss q se6snsk: 3audisis Pill. So1 81. e
ET To kADIDS.
Wy How "a IL 10 to see young wife, moehoG
Of family who requires all her DhysicA strength
% &: Ssss sss %
Der, ts see her prostrsted, losing every day her
strength, feeling badly without being able 10 oay
Uhy, bnt yet suffering enough to Be utterly miserIr
ablei This state Of weakness and debility b moro
fatal 70 her than spell Of Sickness for IN thaI
she viii receive the proper caro-, In the other
she viii lineer months AFTER months, not thinking
she i &.
.nen liftls preSsution tn IroIer time would have
nSthine can compare With the L0SG-IifH BIT BIT:
TEES Of DR.. L. g. BERTRAH They are . safe anA
Infahbls remedy against malaria, dyspspsia, Cos
tiveness, biAousnsss, headaches, morning sickness
and al com plainly PECULIAR 70 women. These BIZ
auenes o. their yfrue and most agreeable ta.ts the
TREA0VAL.-Theun undersigned have this day
w removed from corner Of New Jersey avenue
nd B street goutk to their new Storeroom and
warehouse, lsoutheast corner Of same square, COR
DER LIST and U streets southeast.
Our increased facilities will enable us to supply
our oustoDers GROCERIES, &C., promptly, and q
may1s-@ GULICK BIO.
TGEOR6E W. KAUFMAN, Jvsstes Of tie
Wy Peacs, attends 10 all kinds OF Claims and Lee
gal business, southwest corner Of 1lth and streets
northwest nay11-D
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,' conner l4h ani streets to street, between
~ street, ors square rorfh Of old yard. He also
reiains his Onfee 1T 1876 II street, near Ebbitt
h.n-c here he will contnne to fll orders prompt.
inr best qualities Of Fuel at lowest prices fair
oealng. jy7s-5t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-23
Jay COOKE 4 CO.
EeTABLleHBD 1eel. q. -sl-
tsr- s..HF. sit 1872 -i- ia5-f l..,F -...
JOHN g. sARTHRL,
~ STEAM DYER AND SEQ URER,
No. 114 roUn.Asp-A.RALH STREET, Zone door
REt South Of OoloatEasion HALL -7.77-

l0ke enn method OF informine my friends, pa
Z sllaIged and reatted my STORE and EYEINu
!. ES3ABLISHMEET with all the modern I'm prove
mes, thereby making Il complete in ali is details,
sy1sisd ey fey and surpassed by none am prepared
- 1otice all work intrusted 10 my care and re-
sIe4fey solicit call from all Who may desire worn
satisfaction both In regard TO the Superior manner IN
which my work h PERFORMED we'll in nay charges
which Will Be very moderate, = :,
Lsdies' drssees cleaned without being taken apart
and grease spots and stains removed without cleans
ing the whole garment.
Geutlemsnb clothes ciesnscd without shrfnkins
KID Gloves ceansed e ths shortest notice jsI9-iy
TJ1 KUBILY "UrILE DULCEn TOOTH
" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. By Dentfs : M ~
partty and healthy actios. FOR SALE by DruSstsss
osnprally. Price, 8 oenfs bottle, aeoS'iG
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- EHOylL,
REKovsL.

n IL
H Z. MULLER
HAS REhovED HIS WOOD AND COAL YARD
from corner Hath ans streets to C street, between
a and ND y Sse Il Ie sos
H aSns ne oniee 81 1S,6 street, near Ebbitt
Ut pest qualities Of Fuel at lowest prices for fair
PArAPsco FEM ,LI INsrITg!E,
NEAR BALTIMORE, ND.
This In:situt. has been ia operation for thirty six
q pupil, .a 70 pnssy S.. wsa tine
s9s, e ths It's oe..on
tescs,.d BY ,.iiicad from Baltimore and washing.
ton city For Circular M sSsf' r H ARoarR
i,zs.eo,n. Eiiisot. eit ; p ?. @. NJ.
IN THE COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Hoa,.s . Ss 81 SSii ~. Jall, n, 1873.
4 Ei il.
sp FIJI & s D h. & s2 y
for the final settlement and is.1iSusion 81 the per-
4 r 'S .rS of hi
sns ed IN into and HnsFs ~
their claims properly vonched, or they may other,
wise BY Law be excluded from al benefit In said de-
e for cGR three OF Set ss' s order der
e sslS ESsy ., w.t.
ISTHssUPKE6FFfc 9S%}TTEETH99F THE DISTRICT
HofdtRg Speciai Term, Jniy nd, 1873
N me case OF Mary 3. Cooley, executrix Of WILL
LIN d Cooley, deceased, the executrix afore-
ssd AS with the spprobation Of the Su preme Court
~ The District Of Columbis aforesaid, appointed
TUESDAY,, tho 18th day of August, 1873, for the
hnai settlement and distribution Of the personal
ate SAID deceased, and 4 the assets In hand,
Tar as the same have been collected and turned into
money; when and where all the creditors and heirs
OF said deceased are notified to att end, with their
claims properly vQuched, or they may otherwise by
law be excluded from all benefit in said deceased's
estate provided copy of this order he published
once week for three weeks IN the Evening Star
previous to the said day Test:
PROPOSALS FOB SUPPLIES.
PAyMAsIER's OFFICE, U. s. NAVY YARp,l
NORFOLK, VA, july 81, 1873. Z.
proposals VIII be received at this Office until IL
O'CLOCK m, MONDAY, the 2sth Instant for W hite
1an Log, on account Of the Bureau of"Oonstruc
: ie.OJo feet icubicj "white Oak Logsn
To be Of the very best quality, Young white oak,
eied bet-een the lst Of October and the lst March
last To be from to IS feet in length, the whole 10
average q feet in length. To be lined straight the
siding way, a fair curve the other way will be ad-
mssabe all to square not less L inches at the
small END. the wane on each corner not TO exceed
one,eigbth Of the face as squared.
Ihe timber must be delivered subject to the in
srection and measurement at this yard.
bel1reries to commence Immediately upon, and to
be completed within 80 days after award Of contract
Proposals to be Endorsed "Bids for White Oak
GEO. ". BEAMAN,
NEsHN Paymaster U 8. Navy.
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PROPOSALS ROB SUPPLIES.

TO The PUBLIC.
Ms customers and others hereby informed that
II is my purpose to
Retire FROM BUSINESS.
for sns
OF 5sdes health that sh9na .d9gt
sale from this cate
CONSIDERABLY BELOW COST,
M be sSs s1s .G any
:Ss, siss
stores In Washington on the most favorable terms.
JyE.a 939 Pennsylvania avenue.
CA6RRbb LAG ~ SGARRIAGEsn CARRIAGEsI u
csap ever s4sI,s. in s
sSsys s;y i.d i.s
ages Tor sale cheap ReParins promptly attended to-
New Repository and Tsctory. aiC-4i4 sfS street,
JAPANESE FANS. JAPANESE FANS.
% PER CENT NIW Nr sSE EKt Fa PFghs9sADwArAsD
jy2a-IA n Issa : street. stree.
W,ru GARD:
cns,oma view 70 me better accommodation 0 our
have established Yard at the corner of l4th and
st,tets northwest Formerly occupied by Mr.. J. K
minerl where we will keep on hand larg stock
ofFUEL OF the very best quality, which we will
deliver IN any part OF the city in large small
opened q central office at 626 Louisiaa q avenue
under the Seaton Housed, where our Mr. CLARK
where orders viii be taken for anything our line
~ We have ePLANING MILL at our lumber and
Coal depot foot OF 4h street and ar vrepared
to execute MILL WORK Of all kinds. 49,
Will take this opportunity to sug gest that now
the time to lay In Fuel for the win ter, as prices
VIII mot Be lower this season, while circumstances
make them much higher A"'
T. EDW. CLARK CO., Dealers in
Lum Doors, Sash, Blinds, HOLDINGS, and Wood
harf, Depot and Planning Mill. foot of 4th street
Yarns. }IMh and B streets northwest
-, tVirginia avenue and 9th Ut. southeast.
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dissolution or COPARTNERsHIP.
JULY 18th, 1873
GIBSON Tourney in the Marble and Blate Nam
vel works on Pennsylvania avenue, between I'D and
WI. GIBSON,
The undersigned assumes all the Indebtedness OF
the late rn and ne is authorized to collect all debts
ysl-Ns WMyHTpa0N
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FAIRBANKS LETTER SCALES, - =
Every siss and styls. ss very Low rates. -
THE UNIVERSAL FAMILY SCALE. ~
ali THE POCKET BErrrB sCALTs

We bavs on hand ana always rssdy to m v~Iv s,vv
and every style and Kind Of LETTER 6dXkH -
ene lnapumctyfers lowest rstse .Y.1i 90. q :
We alss . full line Of C9mmsrcial aud Bankar,,
stasionsry Biank Books. Cash and Deed Boxes.
20 RIOHARD D. HOHUh 4 o.
= m91-0 1O1S Renua. sveaae. eorsss Ilth strs~e
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pIseQLuT1opi
Az iseoA l1paj S. Y g. ne sScRs
te6 J. =. YoUue
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Mos1 wosDlh19Haa ~ iv1sflez o. ~
81 "a nosss' aisStfs. o,ivanie sfHofA-s0S
Rssiss S e weeks, Jsyeiry, end Gssoh M.isrisl
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N h.
OPENING OF NEW STATIONARY
AND BLANK Bo0K MAN UFdCr0RY
fIrst class goods at fair prices, for cash
LlTHOGRAPHlNC. ENGRAVING, PRINTING
AND BINDING DONE TO ORDER.
The public are invited 10 call and examine our
new stock: BEN r. WRENCH,
Under National Metropolitan Bark,
- and next door to Jay Cooke Co.'S,
selz-u Washington. ID. u.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-06-18
Old and SprightIy.

Some time ago we wrote up two colored
women of remarkable old age, and felt
confident they wonld not be beat. We
will have to give way to the Peoria Qlls.)
RevieV, which has its own old man, who
reads that paper and no other, and thus
describes him: HE chewed tobacco sixty
years, and got fat on it. Then he took TO
hard drink and followed it for twenty-five
years, and grew younger every day. Now
ne reads his paper by moonlight alone,
the type appear small enough for his eyes.
Walks four miles every morning for his
drinks before breakfast. Chops a cord OF
wood between each meal. Tried to die OF
old age thirteen times and failed each
whack Attends to the wants of his old
and feeble grandson, and superintends the
funerals of his posterity with decency
becoming his years"
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-06-18
ONE VACANT LOT
on Gay street, Is by $50.
DWELLING HOUSE

Of SEVEN ROOMS, large lot 75 feet 'front.' on north
side of MabTy street. VIII be sold al bargain.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-06-18
The Speakership.

Hon. Horace Maynard, of Tennessee,
who is announced as the candidate of the
Republicans of the South for Speaker OF
the House of Representatives to contest
Speaker Blaine's reelection, arrived at the
Ehbitt House this morning. Wash. Cor.
NJ y. Times, 9TH
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-06-18
TRUSTEES SALE.

wv HEREAS, r. II. BROWN, OF THE COUNTY
w of Knox and State of Tennessee. did on the LIST
day of November A D. 1872 make. execute and deliv-
to me- the undersigned his trust deed. as the same
appears of record in the Registers Office State and
county aforesaid in Trust Book b, VOL pages 3lil5
and noted in Note Book A. page r. to secure Cowan
McClung Co. in promissory note and interest there
on, due them from the said Brown, drawn November
18TH A. D. 1871 payable day after date, and calling
for hundred 600 dollars wherein are the follow
ing credits to-wit: January ls 1872 500 90; March
22d 1872, $50 co. April 18TH 1872 $50 90 And whereas,
the time within which said note together with the in
terest been paid has expired by the terms
and conditions of said deed of trust; s--u
Now, therefore in view of the premises and the
ers in vested. will proceed to sell, in bar of the
equity of redemption to the highest bidder for cash in
hand, at the court house door in Knoxville Tennessee
on the 18th day of July next. at 10 O'Clock, A. the
following described lot situate on Crozer street, in
Knoxville, Tennessee, bounded and described fol-
lows, to.wt; Being lot No. %, purchased by Thomas
Il. Oldham at sale ms de under decree of the Chan
Gerry Court fronting fifty feet and running back one
hundred and fifty feet. less and by said Old
ham conveyed to said Brown on the 9th of August,
1868.
The proceeds arising out of said sale will be applied
FIRST to the payment of the costs of the same secondly
TO the satisfaction of said note amounting on date OF
SALE including interest to five hundred and forty (540
dollars and eighty eight S9 cents and lastly the bal
ance if any, will be paid to said r. II Brown, Imme-
diatey after the sale deed in fee simple will be given
and alse possession. w. u. FRENCH,
| vi7tl2july. Trustee.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-04-16
Wednesd april l6, 1878
Death of. W. Hadn0t.

We regret TO announce that this es-
tcemed citizen and good man died yes
terday morning at four o'clock, at the
residence of DR.. Cockerille. in thu
Town. lie died from wounds received
Oh Easter Sunday, at the C"lfax tight.
That j. W. Hadnot was one Of the
very best, honorable and purest of men,
aud citizen tavorably known and
highly esteemed by the communities of
Rapides aud Grant, needs no recording
in the Democrat. Such he was, such he
lived, and all who knew him will more
than attest our assertions, and his death
at this time, and under its peculiar cir
cumstanccs, can but throw a pail of
grief and regret over our whole people.
Prosecuted and hunted down. for the
past three years by the barbarians who
have murdered him at last. he goes to
his last home, sleeps his last sleep amid
the regrets and the sorrows of family
and people, who knew him but to love
and honor him. Peace, everlasting rest
to the good man!
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-04-16

day morning ON the South Western.
Roth are the hest citizens of Grant
Parish and both seriously, wounded.
We fmbear minute details and des-
criptivn of all the incidents coming to
us Of this forced and lan'tntab'e affair,
for we consider it bad enough recorded
as we write it for the guilty and bad
men, who lave the terrible. sin on their
snnls to answer for. The whites of
Grant were driven in pure self defence
to act the part they did, and in the
eyes of God aud man were justifable
in all and every particular. Let the
awful and terrible responsibility fall On
the guilty alone.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-04-16

people of Louisiana have endured J
great deal from the robbers who h.,
fastened upon them, and il worst COM.
to worst they may have to endure an,
more. But the Republican party il i.
present condition cannot afford to =.
cept the ignomiuy OF such a violation =,
law, honesty and public morality \.
this Louisiana surpation. Yo,l
Sun, April 8.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-04-16

cy We call particular attention to
the advertisement of Peterson g. Sunls
to he fund in the proper column of
our issue of to day. Besides being the
I. S. Mail Contractors for our section,
they propose to carry on Livery bus
mess in all its branches and ask a fair
trial from generous public.