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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-19
Governor Antsine,s NIessaxe,
We copy the following from the Chicago
Tribune, of Saturday:

we copy the loilowlng from the Chicago
Tribune, of Saturday:
Lieutenant Governor Antoine, acting
Governor Of Louisiana, has taken prompt
and decisive messures for the suppression
OF the crime and disorder which have
broken out afresh In that State. He has
issued . proclamation ordering all riotOus
or lawless bands to disperss, and is pre-
pared to back this up with force if neces-
sary. The murderers of Gair, in the parish
OF East Eelieisns, Who was killed while in
the custody Of . deputy sheriff upon Q
charge Of completely In : poisoning case,
are to, be proceeded against With great
figer, and ths rowing hAnds of pillagars and
incendiar,es arc 70 be taught that there is
this Without iavokiag he aiA sf the federal
government. i0HTf -ITfs - = -
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Captain e. A. Freeman, having finished
III wSSk Of aiaiag o. Ris Brave, returned
with the cutter John A. Dix to this CITY
yssterdsy. A'0 ""A
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Succession OF Mary Henry,
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY.

OFFICE LIGHTHOUSE ENGINEER,
Eighth district, )
Mobile, Ala, Oct ,ber l3 1875.
WILL BE SOLD, AT PUBLIC AUCTION, TO The
W highest bidder, tie flowing property:
At M!bile. Alabama October IS, 1875:
The lighthouse schoon,rs Polaris and Lyra
Sunrise No. I, and susan kosS, about twelve to tons
zach; also the lighthou 9 st arn tender wv, pro.
pellor, fifty and for y-one hund edths tons new
measurement, seventy-six feet in length, sixteen
feet sx inches beam, as they now lie at the port
or Mooii.; also, at the same place, one bell
1 Scrr osed1 three old stoves, one lot of old iron
A Fort Morgan, Alabama, October %, 1875:
The lighthouse launch Pharos M. S. about
bama; also, at the same place, one shaw L Jus.
tc.'s pu@p one lot of old iron one lot Of old tools
one lot Of old cooking utensls, and two old stoves
AZ southwest Pass lig thouse. Louisiana. Novem-
Tn. iigu guthouss launchs. Sunrise No 3 aud Minnie
NO. as they now lie at Southwest Psss lighthouse.
,o At hatagords light station, Texas, November Is.
About one mile OF Peteers portable railroad.
three cars and one lot of old iron, as they now Law
near ar the G lighthouse at Matagords island
The above property to % I, moved by the pur-
ohaser a. his own expense, as SOON after the sale
Terms-cash in United States currency.
Captain of Rrgineev, United STAT 20 ARM w. light.
house kngineer E ghth Dis rict. ocl56t
PETITION FOR BHICK SIDEWALKS.
NEW ORLEANS, July 30, 1875.
TVNO THE HONoRAKLk MAYOR AND ADMINS.
Il TRAITORS Of the city of New Orleans. Gentle
siding on Howa titet, bttween First and Wash.
ington streets, would respectfully request ih It
brick oanqu es, with wooden chi BIS, be laid on
Names. Number of Feet
Mr. Christi pher Mccarthy. go
Mr Hoeps@en.. "........................l26
= k,rch6eig.. .................i2
Ghael Fo oey.................. ............... 64
70 ling-r. SO
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KEY WEST.
United states Mail Line.
pn, Steamships
~ i5liAM P. CLYDE. WILMINGTON, |
AA1AhET, EMILIA.
kA The New Orleans, Florida
and Havana steamship Company
will dispatch one of the above first
class steamers from New Orleans to
Every Wednesday. |
ing at Cedar Keyh and Key West and con-
with steamers for Apalachicola, st. Marks
RATES OF PASSAGE.
To Key West To oedar Keya
10 ,.......... $40 e25
e1'sss .............. 20 IL
Sugh bills Of lad ng iasued to all points In
nmsinding y Tampa, and to New York. Charles
IT the company's !bills 6Y lading signed,
II a1ned After the sailing of the steamer.
~ eaeeenger sccomnioda dations, and through
an % a6Ove points. 1N 57l
1sAf received without permit from the
aasAt q yasaaee apply to
15is- I T. KROBERTB AGENT,
5s.i- Qa ~ ConMsh stfesA \
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LOBE THEATRE.
h BREMoND'.............L Lessee and Manager
Monday, October 4. 1875,
First appearance of
dr and Mrs. 4. T. BARNES, Speciality Artists;
1dsme SANYEAH, Female TTapeze Performer;
I'm CONKLlN6, the Great Athletic cannon B II
former; CASHnN and DOBIrY, Song and Dance
ISIS, IN add tiOn To our company of TWENTY
FB sTAR ARTISTS
nission. Is, Is and so Cents.
ADDE'S MA1IvkE EvhRY SATURDAY AT
TWELVE O'CLOCK.
snis'io9 as to all parts of the house twenty-five
he bars of this house are furnished with wines
liquors from the 8 or-room of G. Lacoume,
5prietor Of the st. Charles Exchange, oc3
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Ghe Bulletin.
PARAGRAPHS.

Why is President Grant like power
of attorney Becausehe "knows all men
by these presents!"
Ben Buffers new granite mansion in
Washington, at the southeast corner OF
the Capitol grounds. will he ready Tor
him In November next.
A correspondent Of Western paper
having described the Ohio as n "sickly
stream" the editor appended The remark /;
That's soft Is confined to Its bed"
OF late some spirituallsts have &C.
cepted the doctrine OF relncarnation or
transmutation Of souls, basing their be-
lief upon the supposed instances Of lua-
retaliation. aud there Is likelihood Of
schism.
The splrtualists Of Massachusetts
have Just been holding State convcn-
ton. They propose to build great
Spiritual temple in Boston: aud 1t was
said in the convention that Mr.. Dow. Of
the W'dreriy Magazine. had promised to
give $25,O 900 toward it.
The Rev. Or. skinner of Cincinnati
says Of the work Of Moody and Sankey I:
"ro me the movement Is sad, very sad.
OF course II will be arrested, II cannot
abide. but as hitherto, so now, If 1t much
extends IL will require years to clear
away the wrecks and recover lost
ground"
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Falls. Bruises.
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Ernctures. Tut, Lscera-
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ing Gums or Teeth
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Blind Piles. IDiallihle
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0heusssattsns. Rheuma-
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stiffness or Soreness q,
LumbaYo. lame Back
sore InrOat or Quinsy,
Inflained Ton-il-.
D!ptheriR. BrOnchi-
tis. Asthma.
sore OF lnnsmed Eyes or
Eye-lids
Catarrh. INuoorrhea,
Diarrhea, Dyssniery.
sore Nipples. InGaned
Breast
Painful or too Profuse
Monthliss
MIN Leg. Ovarian Dis
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Kidney Complaint,
Gravel and sirsngnry.
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Mosquito Bites, Insect
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Among the great
discoveries of mod
lern science, few are
! Of more real value
\ 10 mankind than
I this enec'ual rem
1 eiy for all diseases
of the Throat and
Lungs. a vast iri-
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throughout this aud
other countries, has
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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-12-28
Tfinacty host.
Iafigsk6 Sikh0uetta. Die 1rSend Wdus
saye vokl6 vzd6koL LouiS SchmiM

w quarter latin. iedne slavne re-
q89stauraci ulice Contrescarpe, kamz
chodivaji nGkdy ma obtd ii, ktefi skryvaj
svdi hlad a sv6 vasn6, sed6lo jednoho dine
"a stolen dvanact osob: sest muzd sest
zen. Byli to vazni muzov6 veseli syn
kove: ucenec, italsky vevoda, zurnalista,
basnik, student bankef; on6ch sest zen
nalezelo vice meme svetu dam kane
liemi." Prvni, jez sedela podle ucence,
neumela cisti leda bankovky. Druha chy-
stala Sc k prvnimu vystoupeni komicke
opefe, kdezto tfeti jakysi tragicky mono
log odfikavala, zalevajic kazdy vers sklen
kou sampansk6ho. Ostatni til m6ly jeste
meme prava k neakemu titulu, nez prve
uveden6: byly to tfi divciny, kter6 81 pied
sevzaly, byti Ines notn6 veselymi.
Still vypadal, jakoby byl pfinesen ca
rovnych krajd: skv6lfse cely stfibrem a
kvitlm.
Usedli kolem nGho. Hovor dam vlnil
Sc jake stfibrn6 proudly rozpoutantho Ii
vlu, enz ceka podmanitele, - snad V
osobe v6vody, ktery vypravoval, mnoholi
to Patizi stoji, chceli clov6k byti milo
van ponze Will sv6 csob6- jak on vzdy
byval milovan.
VGvoda byl hostitolem. Sam byl Sc
stayil jidelni listek o neivysSim slohu
Go chvili Sc omlouval, ze nemel casu psa
ii pro vlastovGi hnizda kazdym sloven
pfipominal, re jest otciny Lukullovy.
,Byvala to doba pro hostinyn fikal
,Nyni bGfeme "a vdek tim, co name pra
We pod rukou; starovtkem Rim6 musi
ly vsechny zeme odvadeti svdj poplatel
hostinam. z Epiru pfichazel srnec,
Chalcedonie tunik, re Span6lska minoh
Qampreta), Tarentn ustfce, Phrygi
treska, jednoho ostrova EgejskAho moi
ofisky, q ostrova Chios music, ze Samos
paw, atd. atd.
Perlici Sc sampanske bylo ovalo vseck
tyto obliceje jakymsi pfldechem mladi
bylo ozaflo vsecka celia kymsi paprs
KEN bujne veselosti. Veseli, = ono krai
ne pafizske veseli, jemuz tax dobfe sc d
fiva uprostfed dvou divein a dyou lah,
vina = bylo prave slavilo svdi vjezd
chystalo SO propukovati rozlafeny hla
hol vyskot
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-12-28

Baccarat vratila SC vGera yeGer is0ut
naramne rozciena a mukami zarIjyost
sforo celia bez sebe, ulehla, ably poboufe
m ieli mysl, spanim pon6kud Sc utsila
Zm6nila SO dpln6.
Mralnor zmGnil Sc telo ieii INDY da
belsky Disney horouci touhu plolaye
JIG poseptmo im6no Fernandovo lomila
zIosti rukama.
Pfemitala stale velikych planech
Jak by Fernando k sobe pfivedla, vsel
kJch planech nesmyslnYch dalekosa
hlych zaroven, jak dosici moha lasky
Fernandovy.
Zvonec, jenz oznamoval navst6vu, do
znel, nacez Baccarat ihned zazvoniIa ma
komornou.
,Neisem doma,' pravila k nj, ,nepfi :
lmu nikoho!
homorna odesla, vratila Sc ale brzo ne
souc listek.
jest to mady muz, velmi sluSny, ma
pfi sobe lokaie v livreji vyborn6ho koni
ka chce mermomoci Vaa Miosti
mluviti'
Baccarat vzala listek do ruky zfe-
mou netrp6livostf ella: Sir William
L...., Daronnet.'
,Neznam Anglicana toho,' prayila mr.
zute. A obrativsi Sc ku st6n6, ponofiIa
sc op6t sntni lasce, nGhoz byla nemi
le vyrusena.
Avsak komorna objevila Sc po tfeti We
dv6fich.
Vase Milosti,' pravila, Milford vzkazu
je, ze musi vami mlnvit zaleztosti vel
mi d1lezit6.'
,Nestaram Sc zadne zaiezitosti, o.
dejdin
,Nafidil, abych vam poseptala jedine
jmeno.'
,Nechci ie slyset
Avsak komorna, kterouz byl jiste An
drea hojn6 obdafil, neodchazela, nfbrz
prayila:
,Vzdyt nemusite Milosti proto.n6lloho
pfijmout, uslysiteli imeno, jez mann vyfi.
ditir
,Fanyp pravila Baccarat, popuzena ia
ko tygfice, ,jest6 dnes mi jdi domu, neisi
vice mne We sluzbe'
Milford mi fekl,' odtusila komorna neo
hrozene. ,ze chce mluviti VaSi Mlosti
stran Fernando ..'
Ma jm6no to, nGmz Fany v6d6la, ze
zajist6 bude miti ucinek, vyskocila Bacca
rat loze.
,Fernand. Fernando Pfichazl ke mne
stran Fernando. Tim zpdsobem .isem 0
vsem donna 80. Be- at mne brzku o.
cekava.
(PokraGovani)
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tA@ Nadei ztracena : vsecko ztrace.
no. Ora. A berta Conradi h o
aug sburske apky jiz castGii V
neipovazliv6jsich pfipadech, kdy um6ni
l6kafske selhalo, poskytly uleyu n6kdy
uzdraveni spdsobily. Proto nezout, jte
a kupte 81 fecen6 kapkyl
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Poiednon otevfea tragicka milovnice
okno, ably vdychala cerstv6ho vzduchu.
Bylo po hootin6
Prav6 naproti oknu, ma rohn ulice Con
trescarpe stoii sarJ dim, starry ddm 2 by
vale Pafize. V tomto prastar6m dom6,
do ktereho nikdy nevnika ami vcselt slu-
necko ami volny vzduch nal6zali Sc mu5,
zena dv6 ditky.
Take oni mei svou hostinu.
Vsak zena nekladla ma still iidla baieG
ne ratinovanosti; spokojilit Sc chuditce
prostym, ba porovnani protest. nadhe
rou prabidnfm ob6dem.
To vse ovaem bez jemnych ubrouskG a
bez draheho porculanov6ho nacini.
,Jaky to obrazp pravila tragicka hereG
ka.
Vsichni byli vyjev omen zahl6dli A
spoletnost t6chto veselych lidi, ktefi byli
dnes op6t jeden den promafli, pozbyla
chati pokracovati We svG hostin6 vdci to-
muto muzi, jenz zastupoval Praci, vici ze
ne, .jez zastupovala Ctnost, vGci tomuto
dit6ti, jez zastupovalo Bidu.
Muz byl bledy, pfisny, zamysleny. Di
val Sc ma pokrmy pohledem roztrztym.
zena by byla byvala krasnou, kdyby
byla mtla casu byti krasnou.
Dt6 neodvracovalo oGi cd prot6siho
okna, zdalo sc, &c nepochopuje, proc jo
ma jedne strant tolik pfepychu a ma dru-
he tolik bidy.
IIodujici byli umlkli. Nejedna slza
uronila Sc oCi neb re srdce Shy vidi-
teln6 Shy skryt6.
Mczi tim wal otec dGcko rukou mat
cinych poibil jc polibkem jemnym a
smutnym - kfostanska to oddanost.
Tu polo5ila heretka dvacetifaank - by
10 to celG jeii jmGni - ma talif zadala
stejnG sunny od kazd6ho.
Brzy bylo ma Is dvacetifrankd pohro
made: davalt kazdy, aniz by pocital
Noblesse oblige. Mlady vGvoda byl
imenovan vyslancem, ably Sci naprot.
Vstoupil do stareho domu.
Pane pravil pohnutin, ,vesela spo-
lecnost, ktera naproti stoluje, pozadala
mne, abych vam donesl tento pfisp6vek
ma ob6d.
A polozil ma stdl onGch Is dvacetifran-
XII.
,Drobty ze stolup pravil muz hrdosti.
,Nedavam nikomu prava, ably mi udilel
almuzny. Den ma pro mne dvanact no
din: jsem bohatsi vasn
V tom okamziku vesla 2 kuchynG do
pokoje jeho zena, majic koience prsu
,Odpustte, pane namital v6voda, ,zda
10 Sc nam, ze neob6dvate dosti dobfe. -
,Ob6dvame lepe, nez Wy, pane. Ob6d
vam v6domim vykonan6 povinnosti, ma
ie po boku zenu svou, kterd dovede mi u
tiniti dobrym, co jc spatn6.'
Kdyz vevoda jest6 dale nalehal.
,D6kuju vam "a vasi dobrou vdli, ale
opakuii jeste jednou: jsem bohat.
V tom okamziku podiyal Sc basnik O.
knem spatfil, ak v6tsi hoch skocii do
naruGi sveho otce mazlil Sc MIN.
Byla to rozkosna podivana; ten statny
muz a to Gtle dit6, ia vousata tvaf ty
rdzov6 lice. Libali Sc, aniz by Sc divali,
kan polibky padaji.
Ale dit6 pfalo ST, ably otec pfial on6ch
IS dvacetifranki; neb zlataky Sc mu We
lice libily. sahlo ma ne svymi malyni
ruckam. Vsak otec ptisne ma ne pc
hledl,
,Nesahej, me dit6l Palit zlato ruce
chudychp
A vyGav kapsy diva sous:
tn mas pravil, ,chces Ii 81 n6co koupi
ii cd kupce aneb chces Ii DAFT kolovratka.
ri, az Pride
Ma to pozadal vevodu, ably 81 wal
svych 260 frankd,
,Pokracujte jen We SVEN obtdt, pane,
nestareite Sc 0 ty, ktefi pracuii; pecujte
spise ty, ktefi nepracuji.'
A muz, ktery byl pracova, posadil Sc
k svemu bohat6 chud6mu stolu sahl CT
n6nou zici do svat6 sv6 misy.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-05-29

! FUNERAL OF Mr.. JOHN BYERs.-Tht
sbody of Mr.. John Byers, whose deatf
land the arrival of his body has been an
anounced, was inferred on "Wednesday
afternoon in Rose Hill Cemetery. AT
u. 80 p. M, the remains were conveyed
Ito Trinity Lutheran Church, where fu.
neral services were held, Rev. DIR. Nc
sCron, Station and Thomas officiating.
2Dr. McCron preached from st. John,
Z l7th chapter, 4th verse-"l have glori-
sfed thee on the earth; | have finished
Sthe work which thou gavest me to do.
aThe doctors remarks were very elo-
quent. At the conclusion of the servi
Z ces an opportunity was given to view
! the remains, which was availed OF by
many. There was no considerable al
sternation in the features. He lay like
! lone asleep. The remains were then
conveyed to the cemetery.
Thus has a good man been gathered
ito his fathers. May his noble qualities
Hive in the memory, and be exhibited
Yin the lives of those who knew him.
Weary with age, and with Affections be
Elaid him down to rest as peaceably, as
gently and as innocently as babe. He
has awakened to new life, new joy,
and the realization Of the hope which
gnerved him in the service of his Master
land surrounded his dying pillow with
sweet and holy observation-disclosures.
fown News, May %.