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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-31

Drebrng, wife of Frederick Drebring.
SlXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
~ Orleans, No. 5598 BY virtue of writ OF
seizure and sale to me directed by the
honorable the Sixth District Court for the
parish ef Orleans, in the above entitled cause 1,
VIII proceed to sell at public auction at the Mer.
chants and Auctioneers' Exchange ROYAL street
eefween Canal and Customhouse streets in the
second District OF this city, on "wednesday
Ftbuary Ia, 1874, at twelve O'Clock NJ. the fol-
lowing described property, to Wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
fourth ps'Iicr of this city in the square bounded
by Third. Constance, Fourth and Laurel streets.
designated by the number six a plan drawn by
Henry Moelhausen, late surveyor, dated Novem-
Der 70 1896 deposited for reference in the records
Of the late H. K Kenny then notary public in this
city. Said lot measures tweny nine feet front on
Third street, by one hundred and twenty feet
deep between parallel lines, American measure;
together with the buildings and improvements on
the sad lot of ground, comprising a one-story
frame slateroOfed house known as No. 1872 Third
street, two-story frame slate-roofed back build
ing. cistern etc. Being the same property ac-
CURED by the defendant herein. by purchase from
Mrs. Widow Robert Wood and Robert J. Wood per
act passed before p. c. Cuvellier notary public in
this city on the second day of February 1872
Seized IL the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
W.P HARPER,
oil IS IL A-.~l.-. AL
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W. P. HARPER,
ial6 fel IS Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans
Edwin kursheedt VS.. r Clancy and Mary
Clancy.
UN0IIRTU INSTRUCT rOJIpT vOp TUE d DISH

Clancy.
EN0URTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
OF Orleans, No. 38.238.-By virtue of an alias
writ OF ferl tacas to directed by the honorable
the Fourth District Court for the parish of Or.
leans in the above entitled cause win proceed to
sell at pu bile auction, at the Merchants and Auc-
tioneers Exchange, Royal street, between Canal
ana Customhouse streets, in the Second District of
this city. on WEDNESDAY, February H. 1874, at
Twelve o'clock NJ, the following described prop
THREE CERTAIN PIECES OR PORTIONS OF
GROUND situated in the Fourth District of this
delet, 81. Andrew and Josephine streets designated
as lois M bers one. two and three, and measure
as foilows to wit: Lot number one seventeen feet
.ght inches 'front.' on st. Charles street by one hun
cred and twenty feet deep, and is known as No. 509
St Charles street: lot number two measures nine
teen feet one inch front st. Charles street by
one hundred and twenty feet deep. and is known
as No 5OI 81. Charles street. and lot number three
Measures nineteen feet three inches front on 81
Charles street by one hundred and twenty feet
deep and is known as No. sos st Charles street
The said port ons of ground are formed out of two
And six, plan by L. Bringier. late survey or
General dated March l. 10 % deposited in the Office
b. Cenas. late a notary public in this CITY, Ac-
nired BY defendant, Mary Clancy, by purchase
som William Bogart, per act passed before james
sheAy notary public IN this city, dated October
Seized in the above suit
Ierms-Cash on the spot.
iaio IS fel2 Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
The City of New Orleans VS.. Loan and
,,,,,. Pledge Association.
SuPERlOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- OF Orleans, No. IS 307.-By virtue of a writ of
ser1 facias 10 me directed by the honorable the
superlor District Court for the parish of Orleans,
. the above entitled cause. will proceed to sell
public auction. on the premises hereinafter des.
snated, on TUESDAY, February g. at half.past |
sn clock A. NJ, the folio wing described pr D. !!
Gty, 10 wit ff
The FURNITURE, FIXTURES and all movable |
property contained in the premises known as Ac- |
%sl moastion Bank, situated ct the corner Of ST.
vnares and Perdd0 streets in the First District Of
sas city, ~ per inventory, which may be seen in
ny Office. ~
Seized in the ABOVE suit.
Terms-Cssh on the spot.
". p. HARPKR
WI ~ toa Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleapa |
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SHERIFF'S SALES.



EeURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
II Of Orleans, No. A. 78l.-By virtue of q writ Of
seizure and sale to 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 Gus
tOmhOuse streets, in the Second District of this
city, on MONDAY. March 2, 1874. at twelve O'Clock
NJ. the following described property, to wit
A CERTAIN LOr OF GROUND situated lying
and being in the Fourth District of this city, in
the square bounded by Constance formerly Live
Said lot measures thirty-oLe feet eleven inches
five lines front on said Constar ce formerly Live
Oak street. by depth of one bundled and thirty
feet between parallel lines, English measure. To-
gether with all the buildings and Improvements
thereon. rights and adv tages thereuntO belong.
ing or in anywise appertainlng. Being the same
property acquired by the defendant herein BY pur.
chase from the succession of Bernard McKenna,
per act passed before w. J. Castel, notary pubic
IN this city. on the fifteenth of February, 1872.
Seized i'll the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
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{H1FTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
Il Orleans, No 5279.-By virtue of writ of se,z
ure and sale to me directed by the honorable
the Fifth District Court for the parish of Orleans
in the above entitled cause, l will proceed to
Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal street, between
Canal and Customhouse streets. in the Second
District OF this city, Oh MONDAY, February
10, 1874, at twelve O'Clock NJ, the following de-
scrlbedPrOperty, to wit
]. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in the
Fourth District of the city of New Orleans in the
square bounded bv st. Charles Cenrey and PRIV
more or less ftythree feet front aries street
by one hundred and twenty feet in depth, between
parallel lines, bounded the side toward COnrey
street by the property of 4. L. Jeanreneaud on the
side toward Washington avenue by the property of
j. L. Armstrong, purchased from Miles Taylor and
in the rear by the lot next described
ANOTHER CERTAIN LOT OR PORTION OF
measuring, more or less, thirty three feet Fix
inches front on COnrey street, by one hundred and
three feet i'll depth between parallel lines bounded
by the side toward ST. Charles street by the rear
lines OF the property OF Jeanrenaud and of the lot
above mentioned in the rear by the property of
Armstrong above mentioned, and on the side to-
ward Prytania street by the property of Buckner
purchased from said Miles aylor
The whole as shown on a sketch annexed to an act
passed before p c. Cuvel)ier notary public IN this
city, dated November %. 1871. Which two lots con
stitute the remainder after the sales to Armstrong
and to Buckner above mentioned, of a larger Dor.
ton OF ground acquired by Miles Taylor deceased
from Mrs. Adolphus Hamilton, by an act passed be,
foreFelix Grima, notary public in this city, dated
the seventeenth of April, 1866.
Seized in the above SUIT.
Terms-Cash Oh the SPOT
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Widow Louis B0rde W.. Philomene Mar.
tinez

W. ?. HARPEE,
desc jail 81 Sheriff of the Parish of Orlrans
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W. P. HARPER,
la30 fel3 mh4 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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William Brown VS.. julia A. Whann and
William Whann.

W. r HARPER,
laZ4 fel4 Is Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans
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Dimitry AgapitOs VS.. Jean Baptiste Spa
riciO.

Il
Jazz fe2O NH Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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". p. HARPER,
ja6 Is fe7 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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A. Rochereau & Co. vs.. Thomas Faucet.

W. P. HARPER,
jag 70 fel0 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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W. r HARPER.
Jalo Eel 10 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleare
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Mrs. j. l.. Brand VS.. Mrs. Maria Schu.
macker iwidow and natural tutIix.

W. T. HARPFK,
ja3O FEB 10 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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Abraham HOffnun9 vs.. George Il. Wolf &


w. r. HAhPkR,
jazz fel0 % Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleaps
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JAG % fe7 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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William Wink VS.. Miss Louise Laurie
Blanuue

". P. HARPER
Jazz fec % Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans
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A. Elmer Badcr & 90. vs.. Estate of Miles
Taylor.

. W. r. HAEFER,
jag 70 felO Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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Job Smith vs.. William Durbridue.

". P. HARPER
jazz fel 10 Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
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Mrs. Amelia Goodman vs.. Mrs. Dorothea

W. p. EAKPEK,
la3 IL fed Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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W. p HARPER
ia3l tel3 mis- Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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W. r. HAKFER,
laS3 80 fe3 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleana n
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a. hOcheEeau Il Co. VS.. Thomas Faucet

W. r. HARFER,
la24 fel4 Is Sheriff of the Parish of Crleana
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AhUsEMENrs-EIcHrH PAcR-Fourth fifth and sixth
AsTRoLoGY-TwrLprn pAcn-sixth column
suAhbsRs pAg5rSx5h AZ, ana
BOARD AND IobGiNa wANrED-Frnsr pAor-sizsn
BRooKLYH REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sncosD PAoE-
ngs1SEss ssSHe sfllGn. pAss
ss41FS soH
oLEkSS AND sALEsxEN-rw.lr-u r4as-Eourth
xsD
snSSfh @ ans sfs 4cus.n column
SgSTisrRY Yosncosp Paan-.sixts &s1 -sSs Column. A
Si sS51sss. AsD
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PAex-secono, sh'ra ana
zunofEaS 5Gqstn f''s%Rs ss%RRAsMsn1psrurn p4os-ra and
Exeh4SaEMSsssTl sfSSri PAsa5sl.th s;s column, ,
Ex6EksioEs.MFly1a P4an-sixth Column. s''
70
~
r4ssststa ssn%n mn,
S5sE Roons M MasHHDsnru ssqn r4s.yh
sEsE @ h5DSs sFe AND sna
GEN GEN RIAL M ESTATE FOR sALE-sEcoND PAos-
tEcTtRE aSsESssoS;,--Elsu.H pAaz-ro urtn column.
LOAN uFFICES-NISTH PAGE-Sixth column.
LOST AND FOuND-FrRsT PAGE-First column.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAcE--si1th column.
EiLLiSEKy XSD DKEssMAkIsS@Fins. SSi PAoa-FoursA
M1sCELLANEoUs ADvERTIsEMENrs-TESru PAoz-
MISCELLANEOUS ANEoUtHsNr pAcH-sixth column.
sP.S%n column
NkWSPAPERS-EIGHrm PAGE-Fourth column.
pERSoNAL-F1Gsr PAcR--Pirst column.
fANOtORTES, ORGANS, &C.-EIcuru PAGE-Fourth
column.
POST OFFICE NorICE-NIsrn pAcn-sixth column
pR0 t.I, PoSAALSNEIGnTn "A l., nth PAGE, Third column.
PROPERTY our or THE CRY FOR SALE. OR TO
RENT.SEcosD @ PAcx1Third and fourth COLUMNS
ZEAL EsTA1E wANgEp-srcosD pAcz-pian column.
BALES AT AUCf1ON-EIcHTH PACE-First second and
nTUATfoNs WANTE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
First second third, fourth, NTH and sixth columns.
nrUATioNs WANrED-MALEs~Tw P4or-rhira
SPECIAL NoTiCEs-F1Rsr PAcx-second column.
sPORriNG-DOGs, BIRDS, AC.-FIRsr PAoE-sseond
suMMEk REsoRTsNFiRsr i. FASHMsi3th eH.us column.
THE TRADES-FwELFTH PAGE-Sixth column.
F. LET Fo SusEs f1fRsnru eesR pAo
-. First ana second columns.
H
N.NTn pAcE.Fourth and ftth columns.
WANTED TO PURCHAsE-EIoHrH PAGE-Thrd col.
wEsTGHEsTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
Eo s rs I
YACHTS sh8sBoaE s0'aGa
column.
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ROARDERs WANTED.

I BLOCK FROM CLARENDON HOTEL, ia EAST
j Nineteenth street-Rooms sute sinaiy. with
Board. hand ome accommodation at reduced rates Tor
the summer
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1E1 SEVENTH AVENUE, TOP Ff0oR.-A FUR
HUI nishcd Room to let with or without Board in
small family having u suit Of pleasant rooms Gail all
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GJ "a PER DAY, So PER WEEK, AND UPWARDS
D IN for rst class Rooms with excellent Board. at
~. III 76 and IFS Beecker street, six blocks west Of
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Dp FLOOR DESIRABLE ROOMS 10 LET. WITH
first class Board at l West Thirty fourth street, no
moving in May.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

TouRETTE HOUSE. BERGEN POINT 20 MIN.
IL utcs from Ncw York by boat or rn, viii open on
eUth mt newly renovatnd hr.pgaqgt .ysesAi tssuiA
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A COMIC aTABLY FURNISHED ROOM. WITH BREAK
n iast and dinner at night; location central, Four
teenth to Thirty ourth street Address with
and lowest price, SINGLE GENTLEMAN, box l75 Herald
olnce.
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s)D STORY FRONT ROOM. WITH ALCOvE NEATLY
= furnished and hail Rooms with subs. tal table,
house containing all modern improvements in family OF
adults, at As Lexington avenue.
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PRICE -FOUR CENTS.
BOAUDEEs WANTED.

On7 WEST TWENTY FOL URTH STREET.-THE LET.
~ with Board, second and Third storys; terms
easy; refer noes no moving In May
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w NANrED-PERMANENT OR TRANSIENT BOARD.
w ers in 4 private family; location healtny. Apply
at once to Mrs. NJ f. BAILEY Croton Falls Westchester
county, n. Y.
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s)Q1 EAST SIsETEENTH STREET.--A LARGE.
Ls)l newly furnished front Room with large closets,
70 let, with Board to gentleman aud wife moving IN
May; references exchanged.
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DOT HUDSON srREET.-TWo YOUNG MEN CAN
sJJI be accommodated with Board and Lodging. with
all home comforts in private English family: terms ID
Il week
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E1OUR SECOND FLOOR LIGHT ROOMS TO LET BY
Il LIST OF May III brown house Union square;
breakfast TO orders table dhote dinner; liberal prices;
references Address ALLEN, Herald Uptown Branch
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A FAMILY LIVING UP TOWN, NEAR MADISON
IA avenue, have elegantly turaished Se 9oud Floor
with suit OF Parlors with without Board.
Address Il. j. Herald Uptown Branch Office.
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DnQ WEST TwENTYFIFTu STEEET.--A PRIVATE
-Ot family, numbering five aiuiis. have Two Rooms
on third floor which they will rent with Board, gen.
temen gentleman and wife.
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REWARDS.

GSO REwARD.-THE ABOVE REwARD WILL BE
Dt)U paid to the finder OF Emerald Ring ree) set
ia small diamonds which was lost Friday night be-
tween Beeknan street and Bowling Green on presenta
ton OF the at the Office OF the House, n
Broadway.
&SA EEWARD.-TAKEN, FROM III WEST TWEEN
pDO ty-seventh street between the hours OF and
O'clock saturday afternoon, March L. French Clock.
with bronze figure top Bring to 443 Sixth avenue
and receive the above reward and questions asked
J. \. MEEKER 4a3 sixth avenue
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DARTIES IN SEARCH OF A HOME ARE INVITED
l. to cau AT 23 West Fourteenth street, good accommo
daons may he obtained at iar prices family small NO
moving.
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NME OFFER TO SMALL FAMILIES ELEGANTLY
w furnished Rooms prices moderated; Grand Union
Hotel; first class in all its appointments. parS
and Forty-frst street q. H. Il W. d. GARRISON.
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s)nQ WEST FORTY-ffFFH STREET, NEAR BROAD
-OC way.-h private Jewish family have a couple of
nicely furnished Rooms second door, with gooi
Board also Is single Room.
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h. "A n FEWAEU WILL BE PAID. AND NO ovrs
Pfv tions asked, for tho gold Wntoh which wns lost
NJ sncnnn avnnue car ON lNst Sunday evening rolv
~. s"t~ N@' Il Huf u rol,rt h"twa.u tlaysgpn.g nyn
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CSS WEST THIRTYFTRST STREET.-wITH GOOD
s)sjC table, large alcove Rooms plenty of closets;
convenient 10 Elevated Railroad May moving terms
low. references exchanged
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QUIT OF ROOMS ON SECOND FLOOR TO LET,
- with Board possession May also desirable Rooms
third aud .ourth floors; immediate posse ssion; i'll
first class private house. IS East twentieth street.
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IT WEST THIRTY-NTNTH STREET.-A SUIT OF
third story front Rooms 10 let with Board; refer
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ID II. MACY CO.'S
~. Grand Central Fancy Goods Establishment
OUR ORDER DEPARTMENT.
Orders from any part Of the United states Will po
filed receipt OF money or Post Office orders, by ex
press mall
Goods delivered free Of charge in New York city.
Brooklyn, Williamsburg, Jersey City or Hoboken
II will pay you we'll to call every day, as there Is no
other establishment In the country where there is so
R Ii. MACY CO.,
Fourteenth street and Sixth avenue
New York city.
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ON EAST SEVENTEENTH STREET BETWEEN
&-lO Second and Third avcnues.-Large Rooms
parior floor with Board together or separae RET
erences EXCHANGED.
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HOR SEES. CARRIAGES. sc.

E,oR sALE-A soRREL HORSE. YEARS OLD. l6
hands high, sound and kind very stylish driver as
nice morse US IS driven through the Park III for single
or double harness. or family USE coupe or carriage;
price $6oa Apply at $50 or 3n West twenty irs street.
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4 TIL STREET, 81 WEST.-E .EGANTLY FURNISHED
1T front Rooms, third loor fourth, with every
convenience, 10 let to gentlemen and wives single
gentlemen, with first class Board; reference.
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900 WEST FORTY-sIXTH sTREET-A PRIVATE
CCU family. owning new house will rent one or
front Rooms second floor, furnished carpets
only with board Tor two; terms Call thia
unaE
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CECoND HAND SIX SEAT EXTENSION TOP PHAE-
= ton six seat Hockaway three Pony phaetons Depot
and 4 number OF other vehicles; bargains.
MANUFACTURERS UNION u35 Broadway.
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VACANCIES. PRICES, &C., IN BEST HOUSES Az
ways recorded here. boarders directed free.
GEORGE HAWKINS, hoarders' Agency, l,267 Broad
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LOST AND FOUND.

E'oUND-ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON IN THE no.
4 boken terry house at the foot Of Barclay street. a
owner can have the same by giving satisfactory de-
scrption OF and contents book with his
or her address to H. A. v, Herald Office.
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z ROOMS HANDSOMELY FURNISHED. WITH
- Board, TO gentleman and wife or single gentlemen
TWO IRON 18th OF April. Is West Thirty first street
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CE WEST SIXTEENTH sTREET-oNE LARGE
LO Room to lot, third floor also others bv LIST of Nay
table served in French Style references exchanged
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10 CLINTON PLACE, NEAR RROADWAY.-THREE
lO connecting Rooms separately second floor,
with first table, in refined family from Paris Table
bOarders admitted. References EXCHANGED.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-03-28
fCONMUNICATIoS.l
We are i'm Danger.

You who are planning the future gran.
deur of our young and fiOurishing city,
do you ever think Of the enemy that lays
in ambush on our South and Western bor-
der. An enemy too, which attacks in
MONDAY, at night, at early dawn when the
sun first tints the eastern sky, and at even
ing, when the last rays or twilight gil the
parting day. He moves stcalthily, and
ereeps in at every crack and erevice Of
your dwelling; and Stays bis victims with
out remorse.
Have you ever thought Of il, that enc
my is the long 'mill pond" which ex-
tends from Campbell's leYee on the West,
Chester's levee on the South; and the back
water Is even high up IS the Mobile &
Ohio Railroad bridge.
When you meet in council to resolve as
to the manner Of procuring the location OF
Universities, of adopting some system Of
waterwOrks, or Of having an Asylum for
the insane, or Of some important Railroad
connection, and large shops and manufac-
turing establishments located in our midst
all Of which will increase our city pOpula
tion four fold, have you ever gwen il q tho'tz
Do you not plainly see that the miasma car
ried by the South and Southwest winds from
such an extended morass, will produce I'M
told misery and sickness in our midst.
Aud unless the nuisance is abated, our
good name and fair fame for health and
prosperity will flee away, and our flourish
ing city will become the lurking place for
feTers and sickness Of all grades. Last fall
our physicians remarked that fevers were
OF a different type, and were much harder
to manage than formerly.
Where once the ground was dry and firm
-issas 49, -i.-aH. lAnftnnn- Il nav Ipar-i far
CrOaking frogs and Shiny reptiles, from
which the poison fumes arise. and are
waited TO our doors by every breeze. 1
feel that you are aware Of the dire effects
OF miasma arising from "mill pond"
can point to many examples Of diseases
and desOlation caused by stagnant waters
being permitted to remain unneticed until
it was too late. Look TO your laurels, take
is too late. &.