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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-23

TNFTH DISTRICT COURT FOX The PARISEP OF
Il Orleans, No. 3sot By virtue of writ of sez.
aud sale tn = directed by to honorable the
Filth District court tor the parish Uf sJrltai IN
':Ir aOOvS entitled cause WEI srucetd 70 sell at
yutlic auction at Pine Merchants and Auctloueers'
Exchange, Royal street, bet wren s'aua and Gus.
tOInleus$ streets in the Second district OF this
cier, rn TUESDAY. February L. 1873 at twelve
o'ci'"s VI. tde S0lioei.g desc beg 1ropeIty, TO
sIt-
= .E2fAfS 2Or sf GROUND si.u.sed being
lying in tn. Firss District :hs c1I9 forming
The northeast co.ner % siravIsr and Carondelet
str.ets mrasuTi. < III French measure. more or
less twenty sven tste from, OIL .fraver street,
siIrsYe gut feet 70 depth and front on CarOndtlet
slIvet, nine seven feet d line separating il
from tho property owned afe'v 10y Joseph
Diagram, and ttiHi y-uIUe feet and a half line
separating Il from tho property owned by William
Newton Mercer, together with all the buildings
and improvements thereon. rights, ways and ad-
vantage thersunte be onging o. in anyWIse apper
Gaming Which said property belongs To Samuel
jain1son, defendant herein, by means 4 the pur-
chase which he made ehereot i"iltiv With the late
James Mcintosh. shch u the proportion OF one IN
ivided hall, from JOSE III Ddma bT act passed be-
fore hilary Breton oeuas, late notary pubic in this
city, on the twenty sixth dag of November. 1856,
and he 81 d late james Mcintosh did, by his last
s!.I and testament daily proved bc fore the Second
DstilCt Court OF New Orleans, and old red to be
executed, beQuea h his undivided half of said
SrUpeTey unto the said defendant, who has been
of said Second District Court of New Orleans,
bearing date the SIXTEENTH day of February 1861.
- zed III the ABOVE suit.
osIms-C4sh on ths epoto
ial6 fr5 Is - Sheriff of the Parish of OrieanA
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s:ssrSe sretes. sosepb David, subro.


gated, vs.. D. DesbOne ct al.
LI!Th DISTRICT SQUIRT FOR THE PARISH
- O; orleans, 40. l9,86t.-By VIRUS of a writ
% ts:1 tacias againss N. Eabusqmere, to
ne alIsctsd Gy the honorable The Sixth
District SOu,s foE the parish of S1lsans in
the above entitled cause, will proceed 10 sell at
pubic auction, at the Mertha and Auctiopeers;
Exchange. Royal street between Canal and Gus
tomhouse streets, III the Second District Of this
city, on MONDAY, January n. 1873. At twelve
O'Clock Nj, che following descsitsd Sroperty 10
wit
ALI THE RIGHT. TfTHE AND INTEREST of the
defendant, NJ Labusq ui.re in and to a certain
yrOnissory uots, being in the wuyds AID figures as
follows. ia Wit;
SEw NRLEASs July 2 1867
q. not'hs after dale will pay to NJ. bus
s,ieTs, or his order. tls of fifteen hundred
and forty dollars and s!Xtys hree cents yaIUA
received il GcS sadss
(@gs"dt y. EUFFOUR.
(ludoTseds W LABUSQCIRRR
Sufl.cats a1nstGe eft ths s.ots ard On the ac.-
soGnt.
Amou,' Isc-iy.de lice. SO q: sl:, s6s 40,
{ Is -; total! $3.50 81.
eel1s Il in The above sLis.
Terms % ash Oh She spo:o
w BARTER
Jars q y shs' iii OF the Pa ish OF Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-23

Herwig, E. F. Herwig, Harper S.
Twitchell, Weber, Wbarton-lp. ''pher,
Nays-Barber, Black burn. Bprcb D.
ster, Cage, Greene, Harris, Inr,,a prev
Masicot. Stamps-l0. Aiiain,
The President gave the casting vote 70.
which ordered the bill to the Co,p,nit,sSS'A
Finance, and S" announced by tho 81
tary. 0'
The Senate thsn sven. in:y sze yutiys -.
eloh.
Executive session having sven ra;s.s
on motion OF Mr.. Barber, -he senate 49,
20 adjourn ultll to-morroS 70, tbe ~,
hour.
The President then aunouactd that -.
Senate stood adjourned Fill Thursday, Jan
uary 80 1873 at twelve O'Clock VI.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-23
gyfE eENATE YESTERDAY
WILLIAM NIGERs,
Chief Clerk.
Fourteenth Days Session.

View Orleans, January o. 1873.
Tie Senate met pursuant to adjournment
and was called to order by Hon. c. G. An
tome, Lieutenant Governor Of the State anC
| President of the Senate.
On call of che roll the following Senators
! answered so their names:
! Messrs. Anderson. Alexander. Barber
! Blunt, Burch Brewster, Gage. Greene, p
r. Herwig, !. (. Herwig, Harper, Irg-a
ham, Kelso. Mascot. Pollard, sypher
Stamps, Ywitchell, Weber, Wharton-20.
! The dresden, O! She Senate announced .
| quorum present.
! Prayer by the Chaplain.
The reading Of the minute. OF e..rsrta. =
proceedings va. dispensed with, and the
President announced that the journal stood
approved, che same having been corrected.
IX&Cgy!yG COMMUNICATIONS.
STATE OF LOUISIANA .
Executive Department.
Sew Orleans January p, 1873
70 the Honorable President and Members q: ths
Senate:
! am directed w hi. esc.llency che
Governor 70 inforrk you that the ace orig
mating Ia the Senate amending and fe-eu-
acting she sc: organizing The police juries
OK the State, has become lazy .ith.us
f.ie e .UatUTe by constitutional lmitafiua
IL. CONQUEST CLARKE,
Srlvate Secretary.
soTsCE OF aI.Is.
Wv Ir Blunt:
10 be entitled an scs 20 abolish :ie PAR.
ish OF Sabine. Louisiana.
BY NJ Burch
y bill. 10 be entitled an ace amending
sections seven, eight and nine Of act No
II, passed at the second session 9! the
General assembly .: the State q: Lou.
isianA.
INTRODUCTION OY BILLS
M. Barber. by unanimous consent. IN
sroduced 4. bill 20 he entitled an &C. 20
amend an act entitled an &C. 20 organize.
arm and equip uniformed militia. ap-
proved--
On motion ST Me. Barber, fourth fifth. q?
the Senate having dispensed with Che con-
sti.uJionai rule. The bill was read ,he second
time and Teter.s! 10 she Committee gu
Militia.
Ar. Brewster. according ~ pre~iou. 30
'ice. introduced biz 70 be entitled al ace
20 incorporate the North Louisiana Eayon
Improvement and Navigation Company.
The oil! wac read the first sine.
ia motion .; SIR. Brew. -. tou. f 4. o:
I'll" Senate dispensed with the consti.u.
fionai sule. fhe bill! wa. Sead the s.con,.
tim. and referred 70 Con. Iui:see IL iul.n..
Navigation. &c.
REPORTS "F COMMITTEES iY!sG syES.
Ar. Iugrahsm called She report made
by the Con mit'es on Elections in Che coz.
:es:ed case II Calhoun w. .Al.xas.c:.
which was read. As follows:
GossrTsE OS ELsC.I.ss Asp s!rA.IsIC.eIo.s
January q. 1878.
!. The petition q: William =. Calhoun.
claiming sea. in :hls body from the
Hwenty-tourth Senatorial district was no.
presented in accordance with section 49,!
az Ray Revised Statutes OF 1870
.. The petition OF William g. Caiacrs
does NOT represent that he received any
votes IN ang other than the parish uf Grant.
except by reference in general terms.
3. Ihe returns, AS promulgated be eh.
returning board, show that the vote for
Senator in the twenty fourth Senatorial /,
district was as follows:
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From Che foregoing return, Mr. Calhoun
| does not appear 20 have received q singh,
E; vote. Even :: Mr.. Calhoun received sos
. votes. a. claimed By him. he would stiI! b.
! beaten by Nj: Alexander. as also ny VI:
! Kelly.
| :. Your eommitts. therefore :eco.n.n. /, {:
: that the petition OF W. 5 Calhoun. b.. dis.
missed. and tia! Che following resolution
! be adopted:
: Resolced. Tia. jaime. K. AI.xande. be
! and Is hereby confirmed in his sea. as
d.. Senator from the Iweury-.ougth Senatorial.
I. district.
a. a: " hch i respectfully submitted.
JAMES II. INGRAHAM.
Chairman:
THOMAS G. ANDERSON.
I. B. STAMPS,
@. H. BREWSTER.
On motion OF Mr.. Harris. on call, bv Mr.
1ngraham duly seconded, of the yeas and
nays. the resolution offered in the repcrt of
the Committee on Elections was adopted
by the following vote:
Yeas = Anderson, Barber, Blackbu
Blunt, Butter Burch. Cage. Greene, Harris.
E. F. Herwig, Harper, Ingraham. Kelso,
Masicot, Pollard. Sygher, Stamps, Twitchen.
Whartun-I9
Nays-None.
Mr.. lngraham moved Cha: :he v.r. Jus:
taken be reconstructed
On motion of Mr.. Harri. .he motion 70
reconsider was ordered 10 lie ~ the table
by vote o: the Senate.
JOIN RESOLUTION.
b Mr.. BurcL:
Creating joins special .cmmi.:e. - b.
known as the Committee on spportiou-
fnen: 10 report what may he necessary 20
carry into effec. article twenty q III.
state constitution Ssla-Ise 80 .vr.oy:.oI-
iIen..
WHEREAS. article twenty Of che State
constitution provides that representation in
the General Assembly shall be equal and
uniform. and such representation shall be
ascertalneG and regulated by the total pop.
u!auon. the census of the United States of
1917 being the basis 0; estimate unit!
'he year 1875, each parish being entitled Il.
~ l"as: one representative Ia tie GcUs. o:
Representatives. and
he!eas, The present distribution o: .he !
Stat. into districts L unjus! and UNEQUAL. |.
1"c.u.e of che increase in population
changes .; paris. boundaries. and S.he: |
Causes; therefore. !
SECTION !. Be l. resolved b- ehe Senate
ana House D: Representatives OF the Stat.
Of Louisiana il General Assembly con.
'ened. That d committee O.; two on .h.
part OF the senate. 20 BE appointed by ID.
Sresldent of the senate. and thr.. on IN.
part q! The House. 20 De appointed. by :b.
speake! o! the House Of Representative.
4 ho shaI constitute q joint special cpu.
nittes TO be known a. the committee. on
.pporaonmenc. who shall have charg. Of
III questions pertaining 20 apportionment
nG division OF the State into .eptesen+a
i've or senatorial districts.
SEC. :. Be it further resolved. Tha. ,aii
shall :egogs 5y bill Ebsteye.
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The following gentlemen .a.e .o:.l. ia:
they woulI cu come :u:u-. -. .;..v...s
the following bills:
By Ny. Aon:aldo. Q: Orleans:
An act 20 confirm. .a:ity. exp..ir x:ss,8
aud no..t~ .hs aci kp.wE - - -. o.
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-12-17


1t is easier to fulfill the greatest than the
smallest task. 1t is easier to perform the
moral deed which the world must witness
than to grasp the small temptation which
comes in our private hours, inviting to a
little sin which the world can never know.
lie is the moral hero--how few who can
challenge the title that can resist the al
most harmless impulse of selfshness, like
that which prompted the mind Of Christ to
turn the stones TO bread who can 20
through the day and feel that he has been
faithful to every moment, and has lived in
Christian relations with every man whom
be has met. And, therefore, small duties
are the real test of power You cannot
know mans temper in company see him
at home. You cannot Judge his piety al
church observe him through the business
hours of single day. You cannot infer
his beneyoleuce from his public charities
and large subscriptions watch his inter
course with the poor. 1t is the frequen
giits,-yes, it is the manner of giving mor'
than the charity, the sweet expression, th'
cordial sympathy, the tone Of kindnes
which makes the penny Of more value thar
the coldly given pound II is these, an'
the frequency of these, that determine tn,
purity and love Of persons soul.-T
Starr King.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-12-17
"Myself Win See Me-"


Once in Sabbath-school very little
girl repeated the twenty.third Psalm very
well, and so pleased visitor who was pres
ent and heard her, that he took piece Of
money from his pocket, and said, "This is
for your little lesson, my child.'
The child's eyes flashed with delight on
what she never, perhaps, had in her posses
sion before, and she claspcd her hands
tightly over her prize.
" Now" said her teacher, see
great many shops openin the street, though
il is Gods day You must on no account
spend that money in any Of them to-day
but keep it till tomorrow. You under
stand, | shan't be with you to see you but
there is One who will see you, and find Out
at once if you break the Sabbath day"
The little one was silent, but kept look
ing up in the speakers face with dark
thoughtful eye.
"Who will see you2" he asked after 1
pause.
Myself will see me" said the child ii
an instant. She would disdain to lie o.
deceive, even when alone. She coulC
never disgrace herself though it was onl,
in her own eyes.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-12-17
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED!
scHENCK's PuLM0NlC SYRUP,
SCHENCk'S sEAWfED TONIC,
NnrTAFNHGHa afaM AW Ak b nIff Is


Are the only medicines that viii cure Pulmonary
Consumption. ..
Sometimes medicines that VIII stop cough viii
ofen occasion the death Of the patient. 10 locks up
the liver stops the circulation Of the blood, hcmor
rha.e ioliow and, in fact, coggus tho action oi the
very organs that caused the cough.
Liver complaint and dyspepsia are the causes OF
two thirds of tho cases of consumption. Many are
nov complaint with dull pam 10 the side, tie bow
els sometimes costve and somct tines too loese tongue
'oated pain Ia the shoulder blade, feeling sometimes
very restless and at other times dtoNsy hefood that
ii taken lies heavily on the stomach, accompanied
With aeidity and bclchlng Of wind. These symptoms
usually or gnate from dlsordercd condition pt the
stomach torpid liver. Persons So affected 10 they
tai one two heavy colds ami u the cough u these
eases be suddenly stopped, the lungs liver and st9m
ach clog and remain torpid and inactive and before
the patient aware of Die situation, The lungs are
mass OF sores and liberated, and death 90 thc Iueyta
blc result
Scheuck's Puimonic Syrup is an oEpectorant whIcl
does not contain any opium, nor auyhlus calculated
To check cough suddenly.
Scbenck's seaWeed Tonic dissolycs the food, mire
with the gastric juice Of The stomach, dgests easily
uourishes the system. and creates healthy ctcula
uon Of the blood. when tho towels costye. skil
fAlluw and the patient f. of bilious habit, schcnc5
Mandrake Pills are required.
These medicines are prepared and sold hy lif. j
II SCHENCk & son, Northeast cornof 90 sixth ans
Arch streets Philadelphia pcnn., and i0r sale by
GRO G GOODWIN a CO. a' Hanover street, Boston
and JOHN r HENRY, College Place, Nos York
wholesale Agents.
For sale BY Druggists generally. 1-u
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-12-17
Daniels Orthography.

The following good story is tod by
friend Of Daniel Drew Remaining one eyen-
ing late in the office, and having occasion
to use the safe, he permitted the cashier to
20 homo, remarking that be would close the
safe and fx the combination on the word
door" But when the cashier undertook
to open the safe in the morning, he found
the lock refused to yield to the magic
door" lie tried and tried again, but
without success. Finally, happening to re-
member that Daniels carly education had
been neglected, he attributed his ill-uck to
poor orthography. He therefore tried the
lock upon dore," still no success and
then upon doar," with no better fortune.
Finally, becoming disguised, he proceeded
to the St. Nicholas, routed "Daniel " out
of his choicest morning nap, and as he stuck
his nieht.eap out Of the door this colloquy
ensued "Mr. Drew, | can't open the safe
on door, You must have concluded to
change the word" "Change the word
Nothin' O. the kind; | shut il on door. q"
Are YOU sure, sir2" "Sure, sir, you
tarnal ape of course I'm sure Go back
to your work, and don't come foolin' roun'
here this time O. the mornin'." "Well,
perhaps, Mr.. Drew, don't spell the word
right. How did you spell it 2" "Spell
lii Any fool can spell door. D-o-a-r-e,
door, of course, sir Ifyou can't spell door,
you're no cashier for me. Pack up your
duds, and 60 out of the door," And
shutting the "door" in the cashiers face,
Daniel returned to his bed in passion, and
the clerk to his safe. Armed with the
open sesame of " doare,' however, the safe
flew open without further trouble, and when
Daniel arrived, moliiied by a good break
fast and his morning prayer, he advised his
cashier that he might keep his place, pro-
yided he would improve his time and "go
tn spelin' skoo in the evenin'.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-12-17

No year in the present century has
witnessed so many appalling marine dsas'
ters as that which is now drawing to its
close. First the Northfeet" went down
in the Eogish Channel with four hundred
and fifty souls on board; next came the
" Atlantic" with nearly the same number
of victims then the City Of Washing
ton," and later, we have to chronicle the
loss in mid-ocean OF the Vile du Hayre,
with two hundred and twenty-six lives.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-12-17
PRATT's ASTRAL ON

Absolutely safe. Perfectly Odorless. Always uni
form Illuminating qualities superior DO -as. Burn
In any lamp thout danger of exploding or taking
are. Manufactured expressly 90 dtpllce the use 0l
volatile and dangerous oils lt safety under every
possible test, and ts peri 90 burning Qual ties are
proved hy its continued use lu over tnuuU ilulIcs.
Mllisns of gallons have been sold and mo- accident
directly or ludroctly-haE over occurred from burn.
ing, storing OF handling 10.
The Immense yearly iass to NO and property re-
suitng from ihc use Of che 90 and dangerous oils n
the lnitcs states is sappalling.
The Insurance Companies aud Fire Comm ssIoucr
throughout the country recommend The ASTRAL a'
the best safeguard when lamps are used. send fJ'
circular.
For sale At retail by Che trade Generally ard at
Wholesale by the proprietor. CHARLES PRATT A
co, lbs Fulton Street Ncw York. s-Il
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-12-17
THIRTY YEARS EXPERIENCE OF AN
gf.U NTusT

MRS WINsLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP ls thc pro
scription of one Of The best Female Physicians and
Nurses in the United States and has been used Tor
thirty years with never Milling safety and success by
millions Of mothers and children from the feeble in-
FAINT Of one week old Go the adult h c0rrocts acldly
OF the stomach, relieves wind collie, regulates the
bowels and gives rost health and comfort 90 mother
and child. We believe 10 90 ro the best and surest
remedy in tho world. I'm All cases Of bihfNThRN
and DlAlRldA IN CHILDREN, whether It arises
rom teething or from any other cause. Pull dlrcc-
tions for using viii accompany each bottle. None
genuI ne unless the fac-simile Of CURTIS PERKINS
i on the outside wrapper sold by all Medicine
Dealers. hI3i
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-12-17

AN old lady, long famed for sour looks
and GROSS words, was observed to have sud.
denly become very amiable. "What happy
change has come over your said a neigh
Dor. "Why,' replied the transformed, " to
tell you thetruth, have been all my life
striving for contented mind, and l have
finally made up my mind to sit down con-
tented without one. Anon.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-12-17
THE HOUSEHOLD PANACEA


ts the best remedy n the world flr te following COM
plalnts, viz. Cramps lu Che Limbs aud Stomach,
Pain In the stomach, Bowels or Side, Rhcumausm %
all It. FORMS Bilious Collie. Neuralgia Cholera pys-
sntery. Colds, Fresh wounds Burns. Sore Throat.
spinal Complaints Sprains and Bruises, thllls apd
sever. For Internal and external uac.
IT, operation s not only 60 relieve the patcnt but
entirely removes the cause Of the complaint. II
penetrates and peryndos the whole sysem, restoring
healthy actlou % all rs parts aud qu'cken'ng uio
blood
THE HOUSEHOLD PANACEA
Is purely vegetable and an healing. Prepared by
CURTIS A BROWN,
No. 2l5 Fulton Street. New York.
For sale BY all drugsists. 23i
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-12-17
Fnr the Nnung,


ny SHIRLEY DARE,
A song Tor the baby sweet little Bo-p0cps
Como, wee Willie Wlnklc, aud sing her 10 sleep.
Come. toss her high up and trot her low down
This is the road 10 Brlnklcpocptown.
Come, press down her eyoiids and sing ir hcr car
The wonderful songs that in dfcamland We hear
The chime of Tho waters. tho irono Of the hoes,
The tales that the blossoms are tolling the breeze.
For, spite of hcr Growing and cooling ! SEQ
The baby is sleepy as sleepy can De.
Down nuttor nc eyolds-dcnr lituo Bopccp-
Now whist Willie WInkic, She. gone INST % sleep
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-12-17

-"F Fred" said young man, walking
up State street in Chicago the other day,
after listening to his wonderful story, +" do
you know why you are like harp struck
by lightning mo-" says Fred; 81
give Il up Because harp struck
BY lightning is blasted Tyre"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-12-17
UyOOD FOR sALE.-Thoso wishing

w to purchase Wood will End II for their ad.
HOTEL, who will be pleased TO furnish different
grades Of Wood, In large small quantities
For sixteen inch green hard wood, the price will be
t6.2j per cord delivered at the purchasers door for
the same wood, twenty inches long, delivered, 5000
per cord for the same two feet long delivered 5000
per cord.
To any person purchasing fifty cords or upwards Of
the sixteen inch wood, the price will bo 5000 per
cord delivered,
Also ON hand, four feet grOen and dry hard wood
and son wood the same length at reasonable prices
Ol-u h. r. ALDRlCH.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-12-17

WnY ENDURE MN COuGn.
CHILDREN OFTEN LOOK PALE ANo SICK
THOUSANDS SUFFER INDIGESTION,

C0STlVENESS, PILES, HEADACHE and DON'T
know how much they lose by passing DR. iiARni-
SONS PEIusfAL1lC LOZENGkS. Finding The pa
pors null 81 remedies. they take no notice Of any and
thus lose the benefit NJ good fIHg. We selling
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