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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-05-26
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

~ - +. ~.
By r. NJ Il B. J. MONTGOMERY. ct II o'clock.
at the corner Of Matches and Camp streets. .
general assortment Of household furniture, etc.
BY EASH HODGSON, ct II o'clock, ct the st.
Charles Auction Exchange, the Belair plan
tatioE. in West Baton Rouge; . tract Of land
containing sixty acres in the Sans parish.
BY CONSTABLE WILLIAM FOLEY, IS IL O'Clock,
at war ehouse on St. Mary street, furniture. y
BY GEORGE PEARSON, 1t l0h O'Clock. at No.
2s4 Canal street, corner Of Where, piano,
elegant household and bedroom furniture.
BY SHERIFF HARPER, ct l0k o'clock. Ut the Red
Store, on the levee, in the Second District,
goods, merchandise, etc. At u o'clock. 1t the
Merchants and Auctioneen Exchange, lot
with buildings on Girod. between Liberty and
Franklin streets undivided fourth Of lot on
Royal, between Bienville and Cusfomhouse
streets; . Judgment. At ~ o'clock, at ware
house Nos. q and Is Orleans street, Oil paint.
inge picture frames, etc, -dr-
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George Ullmayer VS.. Mrs. Adinc Louise
Rey, wife OF Jean Baptste Roux.
CIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
y Orleans No. 6l20.-By virtue Of o writ Of seizure
sixth District Court for the parish Of Orleans, i'll
the above entitled cause will proceed to sell at
public auction, at the Merchants and Aucti0neers'
Exchange. Royal street. between Canal and Gus
city, on TUESDAY, May rs, 1874 at twelve
O'Clock NJ, the following described property, to
wit
ISTEREsr of the defendant herein Mrs. Adine
Louise Rey, wife of Jean Baptiste R.ux, compris-
ing the fourth portion belonging to her and undi-
vided with tine other three fourths, appertaining
to her mother Mrs. Marie Madeline Leblond,
widow OF the late Claude FRANCOIS Rey. her father
deceased in Paris, Blue street. Ne. 80, on the fl,
Rey, in and to certain lot OF ground, situated in
this city, late municipality number one, now the
Second District, in square comprised between
Royal, Customhouse. Bourbon ana Bienvine streets,
or plan drawn the eleventh Of February, !S49, BY
L. Surg then deputy surveyor Of said municipality,
and annexed to an act passed before A. Ducate,
notary public In this city. on the twenty-thfrd day
Of said month Of February, ls4a said los measures
six lines front Oh said Royal street. twenty-four
feet FIVE inches SIX lines wide in the by sixty
feet three inches in depth on each side, together
with the buildings and improvements thereon cpd
appertaining. The fourth undivided portion in
said property belongs to the said defendant, as
having inherited the same 10 the estate OF the SAID
late Claude FRANCOIS Rey, her father, and her said
rather had acquired the said property BY purchase
JEFF. rson per act passed before the said notary.
Dueatel on the twenty third day OF February, i84e.
Seized in the above suit. a1s
Terms-Cash on the spot. 81
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W. p. NAKPEK,
myee 81 ie6 Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans


John &. C0!man VS.. John Dnrfchy.
1NoURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
Il OF orleans. Nc. 1902 mo. q sos Of the
Third District Court. BY virtue Of writ
of feri facias 70 me directed by the honora-
bic the Fourth District Court for the parish
Of Orleans, IL tie above entitled cause will pro.
coed TO sell at public auction, at the Merchants and
Canal and Customhouse streets, in the Second
District of this city, SATURDAY June q, 1874,
at twelve O'Clock NJ. the following described
property towlt-
ONE LOT OF GROUND. situated in the Fourth
District of this city, in square bounded by Rous.
seau, Fulton, second and !hlrd streets designated
as lot number fifteen, and having twenty-five feet
front on Rousseau street, the same in width in the
rear by one hundred and twenty five feet seven
inches TWO lines in depth on the line OF lot mum.
Der Que hundred and forty eight, and ore hundred
and twenty five feet seven inches on line of lot
number sixteen.
Seized ~ the above suit. 90
TeIms-Cash on tie spot. &c.. lis
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-05-26

ELEVENTH WARD.-At the election last
Saturday in this ward the following named
gentlemen were returned as elected to the
Parish committee: e. w. Tostrick and
Graham Bell t--r e.r- l~fF 81
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my2s lei 2T Sheriff of the Parish of grleRhs

-, ~ A. Schaefora Vae &. III. Chase. tn /
CIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
- Orleans. No. ss4O.GBy viTtue 6f' writ Of fen
facias to Inc directed by the honorable the Sitth
District Court for THE parIs Of, Orleans in thb
lie auction at thei Merchants and AuerieneSrs
Exchange Rey an street, tbe6weeu <,a1ap add Cus
hOuse streets iratRea Se6bNt DissTlct 0fsthis
est >; oH SATURDAf,; Jaiep 27inlsi4; at twelve
O'Clock NJ the following deA0ribed property, to
,pfaaI ; i IL 5 ~ a &c al L - ~ ~
70 CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with, the bnild.
iDts ana pf0veneR to- tbbf&Sn and apPurtenan
ses thereof sis ate In The FIRST D3tai1t Of this
city, iii the sgtiafe bounded W ePstefs date New
oLeveep Tchoupittulasj Race and Orange tstredts,
.desg naeed by the .nu mber SIX, on paaTbF o. a.
De AflBee, dated MAJ e. 1sS8SsHd aepoaited ID the
office of Q. DCriOoeast, rotary in Tits eity,'snd
uAehstr1hg severity two feet -thfe6i inehes four
Htes 'front.' On New Esve estpe6tI enc hundreA and
fifty four fesr fren1oh Orange street, one kuhtred
and fbrtv!e feet two inches four hines OF the
d3ee divlngitfrOm 4Ot UNI berth vs. 1ndrhirty-sx
feet six inches line the roar 3fDe; aad 1ehg
the same TrSpt1ty acquired by 'dsfendaHt by ppr,
Oh ass fftra w. c. Lipc0mb " sast pasaet before
Martin Il Ainsworth, notary public, officially repr
resenting Pierre Charles Cuveilier tafy p1blic
I'm til row On leave Of abi&hce f5 executive
iauJf erityl on the twtntv.nintk Of tMsvlt18f2,
veeorded in norrga asoforl hook niiety ,foli9
one hundred anu einhty-ilint; reRstefeda f1f,C6rt
We vanceofiee, book enc hardfee folio FOUR hum
d. Cd and thir tritwsa.lJ uad - u nh .iaat !
! Seized III the above sssst. .si'FTT ai''
uisYefnsAt&sh on the spe. y - u a9o $40
~ . lC4s '1r- / ii sfs ave- p HAnPIh,l
Iay3eiei6 y aiStlersE Of the ,YaIishi On leaAs
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Fs Il. Chanut vs.. Edward Leon Levasseur.
CIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans No. 6l93.-By virtue of writ of seiz
ure and sale to me directed By the honorable the
sixth District Court for the parish Of Orleans in
the above entitled cause, will proceed to sell at
public auction on the premises hereinafter desig
mated. On TUESDAY, May &c, 1874, at half past
ten o'clock A. M and lowing days at same
time and place. the following described property,
10 wit .- -
ALL AND SINGULAR THE CONTENTS Of that
certain store known as Red Store No. l. situated
in the second District OF this city, and forming
the corner of 81. Philip and Levee streets, con-
sistng of the stock IN trade, merchandise on
hand, the installations, counters, shelves. boxes
and chairs, aud all other appurteRances thereof.
Seized in the above sut.
Telms-Cash on the spot.
W.P. HARPER,
my2i 1t Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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sPEtJfzL NNUTICES.

New Orleans Material Dank.-At meet.
ing OF the Board Of Directors Of this bank, held
this day, ALBEIT BALDWIN, Esq.,. was unsni.
mously elected President, and Captain JESSE K.
BELL Vice President.
BENJAMIN FLORAKCB, Assistant Cashier.
New Orleans May %. 1874. myA st
: Notice.-Onae Of the New Orleans City Railroad
COMPANY. No. l24 Canal street, New Orleans, May
49, lS7l-The connection OF the Bayou Bridge
and Levee lines Of this company, by . double track
on Esplanade street. being completed the cars
SUNDAY the twenty fourth instant. affordiHg in.
creased iacilities for reaching the Msgno il Gar
courts' ferries, sugar sheds. Postoffce, etc.
This line also runs within one square Of the
Pontchartrain railroad depot, corner of Eysian
Fields and Decatur streets. =E
my24 6t c. C. LEWIS, Secretary.
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thdrle. +; BeFeai, III -; g4nief 3. Hiso..
sISH sgyf s S3lf H 3; FAR ISL, or .,
seizurs Apasal 10 me Edirseted 81 9he hof0fl BILE
the Fifth strot ,CW1rt far tlle parish pe Orleans,
IN tbs, above entitled csuse. w1lvDco$eeA 10 sell
at ptti1e Auction, at the MERCHANTS md Anctlon-
eefe' ExchsEge, Royal street, between sCarlH and
IiCtStS bho6s6 stfs@ts, In thSAetSn9 pfSthStbfths
cityI eDvAA RGbAAI DUNE 27slS4st twefxBo' clock
20 faH THREE tXDfvlDED F0URTbS Of ywo,o GER
together WIN me improvements rh ERE and the
Ts4sS bst sy A s ,saar p
,annixa fttvnine boHmlalf by WAsaabxt6h live
atiEnbers tevstfsten and eSssen VI siss
Nth eARe3a sssen, lste susSs yosddRhsdthe
sss.'s III Max ssRs.'1 ns s4s4 Ts
~ thss city,; ySsjd lsts ana portjcn offgroundsad
JOIN each other, and said lots measure each rhirty
one hundred- and -tzsanfE -fsst in depth, be-
tween parallel lines, and said small portion OF
erou nd fuua1paft O. she lot number nineteen, and
onefsJt sx insS.s frost On asEiag stisgs, By
she huHasef lsads itNeaty-aye isst in deszfAs be-
SAD = as VII is se ssne which eilsssySspb
. ssnson s sss A MS ps. q
of O,leans: on fe rwensy efKnrn DAY Of December,
l&54 uDaSr an1hbv Vu6Rssef Q NRttiAf seizure and
ne 3 I3 sEqssSs u sR WA R;ssF SssBs E,
vs.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES docket Of SAID
sG sa9siR xqssA5Sss sssT . A's" 1oassss .af
Tems-GssiE0n rile appt.i ..sl o. s.aL.xaG
". P. HARPER,
ny26 je,727 sheriE Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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Local Intelligence.

ANOTHER CAsr OF (3RrAr IyHuxAS1rY.-
Early Yesterday morning several citizens,
somewhat excited. informed Officers Axel.
son and McAlpin that in a house on Ram.
mart street, between Gravier and Common
streets. a man Was cruelty beating Q bow,
The po]icemen quickly responded to the
call. forcibly entering the building indi.
Gated. The SIGHT they beheld was sufi-
Gent to make them shudder. A bow, Mar.
shall Lewis, only ten years old, was wing
on a table. his back bare and covered with
blood and the Aesh raw! His hands and
feet were tied go tightly. that he. could
scarcely move. Ia the room stood ). II.
Burns. who had beaten the lad with whip
made of leather thongs. an instrument not
ankle the old navy cat O. nine tails,
The boT savs thst some time ago Burns
nicked hi1n m and took charge of him. and
knowing no other protector. submitted to
his Commando. Recently Burns has treated
him with conaid cradle severity, occasion.
alIy usinp the whip without any apparent
cause. Yesterday morning he was on the
bsnouette in front Of the house when boy
passed, giving him q punch. Marshall
sliphtly resented the attack, which Burns
noticed. He then held the child, telling
the strange bow I'd pound him; after that
Burns took Marshall into the house and
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sEQH0tEII0NHIaI

81 III 70 q
EG4xNAn3 = MINE OF sPAE
EGkvsH l0oo1pon1n 3eae oesfrGa0eua c1ao IN
- i6o10Rfna111o t0Ha S5esWGof 5Alq4s1do0ptis
E0SRkGn0G{a* 41DAclleodithes .M1pN1A SHAWNEE
kAUg3 &afih s1eU0!P Mega1ne4nheae3
No. 69 Canal street or Nc. u Exchange alley.
1 mxA ST.
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widow Fsssy s As.:r We. Sarah AM


widow T.'s, s A;.:s vs.. Sarah Ann
0rxrH DISTRICT 0OURT FOB THE PARISH OF
~ Orleans, No. 6113-By virtue OF wit q seis-
urs and sale to me directed By the heaerable
in the above entitled cause, wiz proosed TO sell
GERS EScn.nge Royal :srest ssswsssr n Ssns and ID
this city, ON TUESDAY. May Is, 1874. ut twelve
O'Clock NJ, the following described property. to
CRRrAIr LOT OF GROUND. with al the build
ings and improvements thereon, situated IN the
First District Of this city, in the square oo9naea
mated by the number fifty two, Of square number
five, and measMes twenty-eight feet six inches
s% Grs1 street By one aunsaed and ten if S
longs to the defendant herein ~ means Of the par.
titi0n made between her and Peter Barr. by act
city On the tweDt ssp .thrS Of January, s1s
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash Oh the spot
apps myloa rs Sheriff of the Psrish OF Orleans.
New Orleans Mutual insurance Associa-
zion w. L. Utter.
CIxTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
y Orleans, No. s57a-By virtue Of writ Of fsri
Sixth District Court fer the parish Of orleans, in
the above entitled cause viii proceed to sch at
kalf.past four o'clock, r NJ At my warehouse. Nos.
% and Is Orleans street, between Royal aud
Bourbon streets, in the Second District Of this
CERTAIN GOODS AND MERCHANDISE taken
from store No. l35 Canal street, consisting OF OIL
Paintings, Pictures Frames. ETC.. as per inventory
which may be seen 10 my office. a
Seized in the above suit. -.f
Terms-Cash on tie spot.
49, W. P. HARPER,
myl4 O26 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
l.. Grand & Co. vs.. Josiah c. Patrick.
CEvENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT PAR
y ish of Point Coupee,, No. i27S.-By virtue
tue of an alias writ Of feri facias to me directed
by the honorable the Seventh Judicial Distrtct
Court, parish of Point Coupee,, IN the shove
entitled cause will proceed to sell at public auc-
tion at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange
Royal street, between Canal and Oustomhouse
streets. in the Second District of this city, on
TUESDAY. May 26, 1874, at twelve O'Clock NJ, the
following described property. to wit
G. Patrick, defendant herein. in and TO certain
Judgment rendered by the Sixth District Court
for the parish of Orleans. in the suit entitled C.
Patrick VS.. the Citizens Bank of Louisiana, No.
1888 of the docket Of said Sixth District Court.
Seized in the above suit. q ve
Terms-Cash on the spot. = =.
w p. HARPER
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-05-26

The wheel of fortune $ ft
~ The wheel of fortune -
r4~ :, The wheel of fortune s..r
Will turn on the thirtieth of May. ~
~ viii turn On the thirtieth of May.
VIII tarn.OR the thirtieth of May.
rszt ~. &80,0 in, prizes.
E0Taaasa$ $4,000 in prizes.
'ss,sess 79Se6O,O0O in prizes. isE
$4,000 in prizes.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-05-26

Hall Of Trad Ferry steam Fire Engine
Company No. 12-New Orleans Nav Is, lS.4-
Fire Engine COMPANY No. II will present the same
at the Engine House for examination and payment
Oh OF before May 80. 1874.
By order JAMES F. CLARKE, President.
b. BRADY Treasurer. my26 1t
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my26 ie7 n Sheriff bftht Parish Of Of{Ean

Henry shepherd. Agent, ~. L.aarcsc Uter.
INIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE FkffSH
Il of Orleans No. 6l02 by virtuei 6f 9swrft OF
heri facias to me directed by the N9utf9ble
leans, in the above entitled cause, + wifi ffHeeed
to sell at public auction; ON SATERDAF,trJn G,
same am - time and place, at my wsrehoas sSs %
and IS Orleans street, between Royal Shn Bourbon
Streets in the Second District Of this city4,-
THE GOODS AND MOVABLE EfFEctY taken
from the premises No. l35 Canal street. bttween
Royal and BourbOa streets, a4per inventory which
may be seen in my Office.
Terms-Cash Oh The SPOT.
v. P. HARPER,
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POLITICAL NOTICES.

Important Notice.-Hall Fifth Ward Rad.
ical Republican Central Club, New Orleans.
Nav a. l874-By unanimous vote Of tine club at
the regular nesting. held Thursday May 81. 1874,
The following was adopted and ordered to be puo-
MI. Jules Lauabere having been impeached as
President of the Fifth Ward Radical Republican
Central Club at the regular meeting Of the club.
tinuing to cali himself President of the Radical
Republican Central Club Fifth ward), we. BY this,
warn eli the good Republicans of the ward not te
countenance The club presided over by Mr.. Lana
here as the Central Cub, and We further notify
sn those Republicans who through an erroneous
impression, have followed Mr.. Lanabere, that the
THURSDAY, at 7:3O P. NJ, on Carondelet walk, be-
tweer, Robertson and Claiborne streets
SEYMOUa X. SNARR President.
NJ. CAMPS Secretary. my23 St
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-05-26

BRIEF 4ENI1OM.-Frank Hinee, fourteen
years old, was yesterday drowned IN the
river, head Of Mandsville street. rrs
Giles Hill, or Lewis, boy, swimming In
the New canal, 1t Calves street, Sunday,
Was drowned, caused by cramps. The
body was recovered and sent to No. 1872
Franklin street. @sAEs@
Green Curtis had 70 much real or imagi-
nary trouble, that he attempted to kill
himself Sunday morning. Saturday night
he had attended q wedding, and on return
ing home found that his wife was out. His
Jealousy got the better of him, and he shot
himself in his breast with pistol. The
bullet refused to do deadly work, so Curtis
still lives, though sufferer.
Defenders of dumb animals visited the
French market, Sunday morning, and ar
rested several chicken vendor s, who were
cruelty treating the birds, by tying their
legs together.
Joseph Frederick was pulled in because he
threw cat under a street car to kill kitty.
The feline 10 free, but Joseph is in trouble.
Captain Schriber has Tobias gold watch
and heavy chain at police headquarters,
waiting an owner. One at a time.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-05-26

Sheriff ct al. .,hl
EOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
IL of Orleans, No. 39,0l1.-Bv virtue of an alias
writ of feri facias against Mrs. Arabella D. Sin
mott, wife of Nicholas Sinnott to me directed by
the honorable the Fourth District Court for the
parish of Orleans, in the above entitled cause,
will proceed to sell at public auction, at
the Merchants and AuctiOneers' Exchange, Royal
street, between Canal and CustOnhOuse streets,
in the Second District of this city, on SATUR-
DAY, June n, 1874, at twelve o'clock NJ, the fo.-
lowing described property. to wit -. I1xIiA
of the defendant, Mrs Arabela D. Rinnoety ihfSand
q certain lot af ground, together. .wetAlt the
buildings and improvements theie0npe itdattd in
the SECOND District of this city, ia the sssuare
bounded by Customhouse, Benvine, Dauphineiand
Burgundy streets. 7Ssid bot forms the corner OF
CusJomhouse and Dauphine streets, and measures
fbiIty feet front on Dauphine street by eighty.
THREE feet, in depth and front on CustoHlouse
street. NA'-'~
Seized in the above quit. '''''' - 80. -
Terms-Ca on tie spot. $1,000,
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"a, b. Philips vs.. EreVc ole .l~aeroix.

& Bfis slE Ne s2 2a T Il al u
teri facias to me directed by the bonUrable
the SIKH District Court for the parish Of Or
iesns. An Vie 4bo<e ensftled cause z wifi proceed
Jtos4ll atsWl0hU, suction, atithe Msrchaitss sand
. Auetisnesss 1xchsBzs, Royal strsetss between
Gsnal and Gdstemsense stEes s ~ the sseond
ct eveis,eiscx Ms the4oAowhs de scfibed prop
erfy.to Hitn BE- q 81 9i1TG
0SELoTOF GROUND, sitSated I'M HE SECOND Dis
tret of ibis CITY, the square hundred
and RAmpaft streets, .neasasaSg thirtyioX6 feet
eleSeH nphsG fye lines froat m fisspftahstreet
one Aundred and tYentyysix feet item irches in
'hSsse eoiftanihg tour rooms and Two cabifTets,
and oaAsssory hame kitchen, Shfng tconta,hirg
!, tour rooms. h1ayants, ates G1< 81 III 6. 81
WSo-- y W. P. ifARPERs,
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nlssoIuriS;SsL- III az b11iikArNERsHIp.
,Say dte3lScA .ressl SnaseescEs
- &auAA 4nasG 3R5gHeasstd
business 0AMHGkr11&Iyx .seu
anAA1s.t--zH'ss Is 1A-.AxW. sMINA .Ea
CHARLES KILSHAW.
New Orleans, May l9, 1874. my20 I'm Fam Gn
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Two hundred and seventy prizes,
Two hundred a1d seventy prizes,
Two hundred and seventy prizes,
Capital prize $4,000,
Capital prize $40, 900. t-!s

OdpItdI prIZ6 ~%U,VVVs
IN the single number lottery,
10 the single number lottery,
Will be drawn May 80.
VIII be drawn May 80. "s
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-05-26

An UNCOMMON ACCUsATIoN.--Aleck White
was last evening imprisoned in the first Pc.
lice station, charged with having drowned
Joseph Raymond at Magnolia bridge, New
canal, on the nineteenth instant. The COM
plant is made by Nelson Peyton and Chris
topher Collins. The iron bridge had broken
down, and passengers were ferried over in
skiffs. When boat would land at either
bank crowds of men would rush in, which
was supposed at the time to have been the
one cause of Raymonds death. 1t seems
that there is belief that White was in
fault.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-05-26

It is now thought that the burglaries,
especially in the Fourth District, Will be
ironed. and Munson Alexander dead comes
exemption. If Berlin is here be will hard
ly dare to operate. An inquest will be held
to-day by Coroner Folwen on Munson's
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-05-26

PROTECTOR No. PROMENADEs.-This
Sixth District fire company experienced q
pleasant time Sunday, in Hickok's Garden,
in treating their friends to promenade
concert and picnic. Everything passed off
delightfully."-, and, it may be added, with
financial success. The Protectors certainly
understand how to manage such things.
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Mrs. s. II. WOOD Is. ): P. Rrcvs. !

"sfs ''ls@ J - ~" = ]" ". n 6AhFAn,
I'M y78iel6 n sSfeffG Of the ,P&I sh 0f on leans
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Ang. shelly vs.. william T. Harper, Civil

WP. HARPER
my25 1t Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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ap24 mylo2s Sheriff of the Parish Of Oriean.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-01-14

THE House Committee of Congress pro-
poses to make sweeping reductions in the
estimates for Notifications in the several
states. This is contemplated in the inter-
est Of retrenchment, and IN view of the
present pacific attitude of both our foreign
and domestic relations. Among military
men there is contrariety of opinion on
this subject. Some would have our means,
both of offence and defence, fully up to the
requirements of the modern standard, while
Others believe in the ready adaptability of
the great American nation, saying tsuffi-
Gent unto the day is the evil thereof" For
instance, while General Sherman is of the
opinion that in case of war o volunteer
army could entrench themselves quickly
in earthworks, should such necessity
arise, General Humphries, chief of the
engineer department, argues in favor Of the
scientific principles of warfare, and holds
that the motto, " in time of peace prepare
for war;" can be in nowise better exem.
plified than in the construction Of formida-
bic Notifications, particularly those which
protect commercial interests. When doc
tors disagree who shall decide?
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-01-14
CONTINUES TRIUMPHANT.

NO CHOKING when bright and smooth; NO
LABOR to the plowman ONE-THIRD LESS
DRAUGHT to the team thorough BURIAL Of
weeds, grass, &c.; great STRENGTH, durabil-
ity and economy in its use, and complete pull
verization of the soil.
Received during the last three weeks of
October, 1873, ALL THE PREMIUMS AT
NORFOLK, VIRGINIA; NORTH CAROLINA
STATE FAIR, RALEIGH; VIRGINIA
STATE FAIR, RICHMOND; CULPEPER,
VIRGINIA; LYNCHBURG. VIRGINIA.
Highest premiums at SALISBURY, NJ c.,
and DARLINGTON, s. O.
The WATT PLOW, of all sizes, warranted
to do better work, with more ease. than any
plow in USE Send for catalogue and price list
WATT CALL,
Sole Manufacturers, l452 Franklin st.,
ja2 Richmond. Va.