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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-28

| STATE OF LOUISIANA VS.. A LOT OF GROUND
| fronting OF Bagatelle street, in square No. SO
assessed in the name of ELIZA B. Roller
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-28

STATE OF LOUISIANA VS.. TRACT OF LAND
on GENTLY road; assessed IN the nsas of
ALPAOSSk MILTENBERGER
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-28
TAX COLLECTOK's sALE-NO. 3s13

STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF ORLEANS
Third District, City OF New Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-28

STATE OF LOUISIANA Us. A LOT OF GROUND,
fronting on tie corner of Independence and
Dauphine streets. in square No. III assessed in
the name of LUCIS ST. MARTIN.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-02-11
STATE ITEMS.

Water is selling in the village of West
Randolph at - cents a barrel and ar
engagements are being perfected for a
large ciNern OF water to supply all the
people.
Last week medium sized pair Of oxen
drew into Waterbury a load of wood
weighing eight thousand eight hundred
aud fifty pounds, with poor stelshing at
that.
The Orleans County Court was 10 have
convened on Tuesday of last week, bu'
the sudden severe iudispostion of Judge
Redii-ld, who was threatened with pnen-
mpuia, compelled him to have its session
adjourned for one week, or until next
Tuesday.
LIP. Barron, of Washington, has in
his possession jtck-kuife taken from the
stomach of a COW recently slaughtered by
john &. Thompson. The Knife wa
opencd when found. 1t measures about
seven and Que bali inches in length, open,
aud from the appearance Of the stomach
/ II must have lain there some time. fl is
probable the COW mistook for bone, as
/ its handle is Of hofp. 4 little sharp feed.
I Grafton was never more urosperoue.
/ The sale and TRANSFORMATION of Hartl wood
bark, aud pulp wood, makes business
brisk and cash plenty. Notwithstanding
the Grauge movement, our merchants
and mtddIemen as yet continue to do bus
mess Graugcrs alIow their children TO
play with the children Of outsider, same
&C.. formerly
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The View Lebanon shaker. met With
8 most serious la,s bF 6re ou Saturday, a
somewhat nev experience Tor them, as
they arc 90 earrIul aud metho8IeaI Ju
thrlr uays tbat It Is 100, easy for Gre Go
get the advantage of them. Que mam-
moth dwelling house, three barns and @
workshop were burned, belonging 10
what is called the Church family" aud
situated near together a. lbg fork Of lhe
raads TIE house, which was the larges
iu tbs whole settlement, was built only
tvc o. six year. sgu and cost about $40,
u91 The fret story was o. hewu stone
with four stories above Of wood, aui 'he
whole was lui-hsd with much ui-ely,
though with severe plaiuuess. One OF
the barn. burned cost $4,000. The HhJ'e
family lived lu one house, probably from
I 100 ia goo persons, lbe men living ou Ouy
. side aHd The women on the other, NJ
appliances for eAIgujshing tres were ta
be lyuHd "a tbs town, bat messeuget
was Dispatched 10 purdcjd for help aud
rbn aid NJ. I hand engine WAS loaded os
Ia sfsl s.j started over fne monufaiu
draw. by f,or bor.rs and ACCOMPANIED
/ by ouo,her sled Oiled with hose. The
machine made seven mile. in 55 minute.
and GA, f., the srepe In time 10 be OF
much benefit The conllsgtatiou wa,
mlly sobdued at4 O'Clock. being al
last checked bv Il hand engine scus from
I,,r,a-ld and fire extingui.bers from the
establishment II the Mc.srs. TiIdeu M
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Coates Spool Cotton at Sc per spool at
10 CENTS

Bays Gallon Of the Jest standard
Kerosene OH at
ANS.
Choice stock of Green. Japan aud
Black Teas selling very cheap.
Pork. Lard, Sugar Cared Hams, Dried
Beef.
100 barrels Of Michigan Winter Wheal
Floor just received direct frym the
mills and ceiling very low.
30 Horse Blankets Jast received aud
selling for tl rs
81 90 buys three Goats Kuit Shirts Or
three paiss Of Drawer
IS cents buys chs best Ladies Knit
Vests a.
/ AsE-
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DANNY
"A daring tbctt has just come TO light
iu lhl. town MIR. Perry G., knights,
sometime ia the mouth Of December last,
Lad $40 bis employ for s. short lime a wood.
chopper, whose name NC have not bee"
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~fHar.aaH. Fsb. 4ta. ibe Mail train
E..as HawH raa % tag ffsek, aboag half
sway aHwaea Chatham and Chalbam-
sGaHeft. The eaHse vas a broken rail
aua ia was aanoa escape from a ua8
aasEena 80 aae aas HIaed. Ths pas
srnsefs atre raHtste3 10 Caatbam 4
kafalIs 5a Gse basEsse eaf and maar
tl.e asHaeelsyas. A. Ga. lae came TO llaesf
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-02-11

De D. ~ March, msl wish scri3us
aeaaleut Taur-iat Of las week. The icy
road auJ high aiod combined overturned
saa leigh .n whjah $50 was riding aud the
ra.ua vas O. ugahen arm iar the doctor a.
sygfl 81, % badly armaa.lzsd leigh.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-02-11

.-eess.as Inconvenience was expert
caae1 irom lse tIaw hst week The
aaauae. 90 lHe stream wh.eh ruHs throngh
uae sHlage bad beeame iilled with anchor
lex anH lbs raisIaF at the wHler caused
al overG1~, zadius s1uc OF tie streets
eco as 40 render tbnm imptssl6ie aud Go.
lag e.Isaf-s uastmems sle. UaIe,s some
ga.ne mage BE- dame gogse truuble is auiie-
Eaatsa 81 We i.sg auelhef sad3ru lHaw.
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MILLINERY GOODS Of all kud. and b. tter
qaa ity offered far 'cts money llaa any good
ever cold Iu town bpfsTa.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-02-11

rs-AJ og,sra al.4.i .o aI iraesud 90
U. Z. hINoNDS,
'laacur-trr Vt
THE Ftra CA GA tIAGE co.
GNAtiHE, VERMONT,
Have on eso.o...,t ....., aro constantly manuiac.
muns 81 largo variety 81
Top and No Top Carriages, Phmtons,
Buggjos Express Wagons, etc,
We are s.mriug 1850 palus to build them 20 as TO
combine great IhoroBghuess ~ their eoustrue
utu, style aud 9aau.g in tuo,r appearance and
dHl-h.
LlVEE@ arklaE KEEPERS
and gentlemen in want If 6ue Carriages will end
% o. their advantage to give u-a call before pm,
chasing. EF~aeuJ for our illustrated circular
J. H. BurruueLD Pres. W. q WYMAS, Treas
@ II. FEgscu. supt 372ly
Now is the time to bay Clothing cheap
aud Blackmcr'a is the place at Man
chester, Depot.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-06
TuECENSUREOF VAR. BROWN.

Yesterday morning We published the
cxcoria.ion administered Mr., BUTLER
Of Massachusetts,, 10y Mr.. BEowN, of
Kentucky. for which this gentleman was
censurcd by the House.
These were the words used which were
considered offensive to the reputation OF
Mr.. BUTLER:
in Scotland, years age, Their" was a
man whose trade was murder. lie earned
nj, livelihood hy selling the bodies of
hi- victims for gold. He linked his name
to this crime. and TODAY. throughout the
world. it Is known rs .Burking.
III were to desire to express all that
WAS instantaneous in war, inhuman IN
peace. furbidding in morals, and inta-
nous in politics, should call 1t Butler
ling. Scusation.l
Now there is no attempt at cvasions or
DISCUSSES in this language. 1t is blunt,
direct, straightforward and aimed right
home.
The immediate provocation, but which
was only the last straw TO break the
csmeTs back was the sentiment expressed
by BUTLER the day before, to the effect
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
lin

Written by himself. Embracing a hr...
account of his Ancestors, and Autgl
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with continuous story OF mis- latery,g-.
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deuce, and other writings. Now h..
edited by the Hon. John BlgelUw
Minister TO France. In three crown
volumes, OF about $50 pages each. Il
Portraits from Steel. Price per VIOLIN.
Extra cloth, $3.50; library extra, So.
call, gilt, $40.
at any one should dispute the claim.
this work 10 a place In contempt.
literature, the answer IS AT hand t o..
facts of which Mr.. BigelOw preSoHl>a. u....
statement, and in the admirable mann.
in which he has carried It's plan mo
execution. ~. J. Tribune
1--WE know Ofno volume which wrWog. .
more Willingly commend 10 the study .,
our fellow citizens, young and Old, ,la.
those in which the LippinGtIS have give.
Us the raSult OF Mr.. Bigrlow'> paIu>tak.r.
researches into the life and chArac,ur
Benjamin Franklin. Boston Giubr.
"Thc Hon. John Blgrlow. well known
diplomacy and journalism, has cOui,....
a real service on American literature ..
his new edition OF the Life OF Fmuhl.
IL i one OF the best specimen p
bOOk-making we have seen. "-NetC J
Herald.
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WE are glad to see that, while IN the
House of Representatives, elimination
and recriminatiOn is the order Of the day,
and the majority therein are working as
hard as possible to destroy the free school
system, and produce as much anarchy
and confusion as they may, in the Senate
something beneficial is being attempted
and that Senator HENRY G. DAVIS is
watching we'll the interests of this State.
From the Baltimore Su, of the 81 inst,
we copy the following, relating to the
James River and Kanawha Canal:
The Senate Committee on Transpor-
tation mt It's meeting last night, consider
ed the subject Of making appropriations
for the various plan. of internal improve
mcnts. All the members We're present
except Mr.. Conkling. Mr.. Sherman
suggested that perhaps 1t was not well to
make very large appropriations at the
present time. IN view of the limited
balance ir the treasury. Finally, after
discussion, the chairman, Mr.. Window,
WAS instructed TO submit the following
schedule Of appropriations to be added
to the river and hurbor bill: For the
improvement Of the mouth OF the Mis-
sissippi, according to the jctty system,
and 10 be under the control of Captain
Eads, ~, 5OOOO for the Improvement of
the Fox and Wisconsin rivers, the Hen
ncpin canal the Ohio river, the james
river and kunawha canal and the Ten
ncs-ce and Georgia routes, 100000 each.
There was considerable opposition to the
James River and kuuawha canal route
by some members OF the committee, but
finally, through the influence Of Senator
Davis it was adopted.
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that Southern people were thieves, rob-
beers and midnight assassins. But it did
not need this SANDER to establish But
LER's reputation. This is already fixed
III the opinion Of the world, and Mr..
BRowS's remarks were therefore not only
and hot-blooded; but
by the vast majority Of the nation are
considered entirely superfuous. But
even had he been enabled to pick sut
character to which his remarks would
have been more conspicuously applicable,
it would have been necessary for theyln-
dication of the honor and dignity Of the
House that the gentleman should be pub
liclv censured. Therefore, it was resolved
that he should be brought before the bar
of the House, in the custody OF the Ser
geant-at-arrns, and be reprimanded; all
Of which was done.
Now to be brought up before the eyes
of the nation us common offender, and
be scolded and admonished to be careful
of his conduct in future, should be very
humiliating TO member of Congress,
but we do not believe that in this case
the slightest degree Of humiliation will
be attached. Had these remarks been
made, under the same circumstances, re-
garding any other member, the censure
would have, been, to some extent, pun
ishment, but we venture to assert that to-
day, not only in the estimation OF his
constituents, but in that OF far the greater
portion of the people Of this Union, MIR.
BRowS is not one whit lowered.
There is yet another incident connect
ed with this which is worthy OF notice,
and that is Mr.. BUFFERS reply, in which
with characteristic cheek" he planted
himself upon his assumed virtuous course
in Congress, and said:
II have endeavored, with studied cour-
tcsy, never to attack, and l have also en-
dcavored, when | have been attacked,
never to leave the man until he was
sorry he did it,
Here is an implied threat that Mr.
BROWN is yet to be made sorry by the
ex-gentIeman. How is this to be done?
1t can be done in Congress; but the e1-
gentleman position as member of that
honorable body will very soon terminate
There is no doubt but that while there,
no scheme which malignIty or cunning
can suggest will be left untried to wrong
the offender, and even after he leaves
there is no doubt but that he will still
hang around the Capitol trying to pick
up what he can outside, and that, in this
position, he will make use Of every
means possible to give the gentleman
trouble; but rs Mr.. Brown will
be master OF the SITUATION, II
more than likely that all such attempted
efforts will be foiled 1t can also be
done by Mr. BUFFERS becoming such
model Of virtue and christian dcport-
mcnt, that like David Coppertield, Mr..
Brown will almost feel the anguish Of
'emorsc that he mad ever been induced to
trike such Il Uriah Heap. But no one
or moment will suppose that this
curse could be pursued.
1t remains then Il mystery rs TO how
he gentleman is to be afflicted with sor-
row at the hands of the ex-gentleman.
Time ut last makes all things eveni but
# We mistake not our man, he will be
found equal to any emergency that may
arise
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arise.
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Two additional candidates for Sena-
torial honors were developed Thursday
in the Legislature and caucus. In the
latter Judge J. B. HoGE received a com
plimentary vote in the 3Sth and 39th bal
lots and in the former on the first ballot
taken, the Republicans voted solidly for
Mr.. A. W. CAMPBELL.
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THE GERMAN EMPEROR>.

History of the German Emperor, B.
their Contemporaries. Translated
the German. and Compiled nom NU'H.r
tie Sources. lIy Elizabeth Irahr, a....
Of"Pcn Pictures Of l.Urup".' Win uu'H.
Gus illustrations. NNu. Extra cloth. -
"Iu her goodly Nulum" Sh, has m.a "a
useful contribution To- European hir'".
The mechanical execution OF Tho Wurh
substantial and handsome. .Nrn
ftYsgr......Y Il. yf
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THE ROMAsGG. rs IJE ENGLISH
ks.S.

By Percy Fitzgerald, ~. F.S.A., au'..r
of"Iifc OF Garrick, Tho Hcmbles. e..
Emo. Extra cloth, 800.
The subject itself Is exceedingly attgr..
tive, and MIR. Fitzgerald s. thoroughly a.
home with II. The result t. very ru'.f.
tanning and charming volume, fillrd viii
vivid sketches ana anecdotes OF person.
and times that possess unusual attractlN,
ness for all readers.
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CROWNED IN PALM-LAND.

\ story of African mission Lille. ~ ].
II. Nassau. With Illustration. Emo
Extra cloth, Sl.5j.
This volume contains an rNcr"ulI ely ln'
t,rr~jlug memoir, presenting % vivid n..
turr OF mission 10" Uu Iuu African Dut.'
with all it, dangers, yici,,ilud'~, aud Ha
NtnIurlN
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ROIND RNIEIS VOWS:

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the German OF T.. Werner. lGmo y.
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YHiui,iyhtp NUg'h american.
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JOHN THOMPSON,

And other stories. ~ Louisa Parr, auth
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TIE LIyEE.IES.

And other Short Stories T., Sarah 1871.
ter Kellogg. With FTuu'i-I.rcr.
Paper, 10 cents.
Ihcs" stories az" thoroughly I.i'..t.
brilliant and captivating.
"Thr IivrIicS' is 70 sketch OF 'uW's.
life made thrilling hv ih" introduction
incidents Of the great thIcugp iir..-jH.
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THE WEEKLY REGISTER

l. the largest and altogether the most
complete news and family paper printed in
West Virginia. Ii will be sent 10 any adj
dress one year for 500. Valuable premi-
ums to clue agents and to subscribers.
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A MODERN CRESSIDA.

Sf,,ry pr'n. DHy By raurls ASh,'.r
And "Du d.. church step" By Sarah .
HaFI1wr.. with IOuaspl"c'. $40. IaI.
GENTS.
"Fuu..- N-h"t"m'- fascinating -..r
LAn-uL- INN InNuM,r.
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DIED.

MOORE on Thursday morning, NJ Ia
o'clock, at the residence of his parents
near TiltOnville, BENTLEY X. MOORE,
Youngest son of Capt. Thomas ana Eliza
beth Moore, in the 10th year OF ms age.
Funeral on saturday morning, on the ar
rival of the train at Bridgeport, Ohio, ut II
o'clock. Carriages will be in waiting mt
the train. Friends OF the family are invit-
.I "a attend
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CHARTERS.

\ Romance. BY Mary VI. MrIiuc. author
Of "Moutarg"' ?, Legacy, In SIX Months
Emo. Cloth, >l.ln.
\ finely written and thoroughly enjoy.
able romance of English life; "a book ihu'
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FURNITURE !
PROPOSALS.

CLLRK : OFFICE BoARDOF COMMISSIONS
WHEELING, February >, $50.
Sealed PROPOSALS will bc received nj this
Office until Saturday, February 9Th, at
noon. for furnishing coal 20 III" county
Jail and Infrmary for one year irpm
April Isl. Bidders will give the price o.
clean. mixed and uu' coal, delivered. All
clean coal TO pass through screens: 49,.
any 81 all bids. r,,,,,rr,,,., ,,.r,,
I-l2 ia 81 lb-5-2J%'
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THE NEW HYPERION.

ILLUSTRATED By BORE.
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Few works present such "a combination
Of attractions a. ar" embraced IN this Dc.
hghtml volume. The adventures ui Paul
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the entire narrative, the interest IN which
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MANY LANDS AND MANY
PEOPLE.

HANDSOMELY ILLUSTRATED
Being a series al Sketches OF Travel .
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\ very entertaining and instructive So.
umc, rendered especially aiIEtr'iE, lH .'.
nrnfnSc and hMmlsnmr ILLUSTRATIONS
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MANCOLN.

\ Romance. ~ George McDoua.I. 10000.
Of Robert FalcuuDr,' "Al,r i.r..r
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The rare power ana peculiar charm.
the works 81 this ~ az author, N." so ''
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rr recommended thnu 10 mention ...
able critics have pronounced j. super
In many respects 20 anything h' HHo
written.
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Disciples Church, Centre Wheeling

DASTOR II. A. PALLlSTER. SUB
JFC"TS of discourse tomorrow. Morn.
jneL.The purpose OF the Old Testament.
Eyening-''Why Was the New Testament
Given" l, ,,;iI IN ,,ro-
,,ri.is aud preaching will continued every
night until further notice, .,,,,,,.
Seats all free. The public are corui'iiS
invited TO attend. strangers welcome
fpbB
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WHAT 1 ROY I!

Problems concerning him. /. vi gt ,.uI.
We do with HIM" n. what viii hahu win
himself? III. Who is tu blame Tor The con.
sequences" Bv Julia \. Wills Wild
FrumtiNpiccc. Emo. Extra cloth, $50
\ book uf~i,rlIug worth, which not only
boys but cv'ryhody Interested ia bON,,
L,LLL Il--LI lN-lL r-LL-- ILL..L.LLIl.-
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ISTRICT COURT OFTHE INlEp
I'D states for the District OF west virgin
ia. In Bankruptcy, In the hiaItei vi
Thomas Z. Sweeney, bankrupt
District Of Vest Virginia, SIS:
warrant in Bankruptcy has been ~, issued
by said Court against the estate OF on, tnoi,,n S
- Sweeney, Of the county of ONO, ana
Siote of West Virginia, in said District,
who has been duly adJudged a BankrH ,III,
upon petition Of his Creditors, ana th ne
nayment of any debts and the delivery oil
any property belonging I" said Bankrupt
TO his use, and the transfer of any proper
~ by him is forbidden by law. \ meeting
Of the Creditors OF said bankrupt, To prove
their debts and choose one or more ASSET Sa5rt
ees OF his estate, will be held ~ at I9ur'
of Bankruptcy to be holden nj wheeling
in said district, on the nth day of Febru-
airy, 4. D., 1873, at IL o'clock a: NJ AT tllG
Office of Geo. u. Caldwell, ia the city OF
Wheeling, in the state OF West NlrgiIia'
at No. 1912 Chaplinc streetI95nne, OF tlle
i'' HEDGMAN SLACK,
febGr U. s. Marshal for said DiStrlct'
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