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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-21
SHERIFF'S SALES.
Reno "StQ

The City of New Orleans vs.. sos,h.
Beno. ue
SUPERToR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE "a
- Of orleans, No. 20. 937.-By virtue OF a az.
heri facias to me directed by the honorable IN :!
perior District Court tor the parish OF Oreaps IN
above entitled cause, for CITY taxes OF ls1!.
will proceed to sell at public auction, at the vi
chants and AuCtioneers Exchange, ROYAL s,,a
between Canal aud CustOmhouse Htreeta IN 'e NJ
Second District of this city, on TUESDAY ~
inber 81. 1875. at twelve o'clock NJ, the fullosss
described property, to wit
ONE CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situatos
one hundred and ninet y-seven, bounded nv 11
bor e, NJ, Philip, DUN liue aud Robert son sirsa
designated rs numb. r wentv, measuring arr
feet on Cha borne street by one HUNDRED !
twenty feet in deph.
Seized in the above snit
Te1ms-Cash Oh the spot
EiGtNE WAGGAMAy
au2O % sell Civil Sheriff Of the Parish OF C.r..
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LouiAiana Artificial stOne COMPANY VI.
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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-02-04
THE KLINE HOUSE,
To the Travelling Public!

DE0PLE attending the Courts will find
I ample accommodations at the Kline
House. Every room is now fitted up
The stable has been put in first class order
and persons having horses can rely upon
having their horses well led and well treat
cd and cared for. Patronage solicited.
J. NJ. CH0EN, Proprietor.
sept. ism.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-02-04
Stubborn Ticket Agent.

Yesterday afternoon an old man
appeared before the Detroit and
Lansing Railroad ticket window at
The Central depot and asked:
"What YOU charge for a ticket to
lansing"
"Two-sixty, sir" replied the agent
wetting his thumb and reaching out
for'the money.
'Two dollars and sixty cents" ex-
claimed. the stranger, pulling his
head out of the window.
ayes, sir, that is the regular fare"
'sDen l sthays here by Detroit forty
years. said the man, getting red in
the face. Il have never seen NE
such'n swindle as dat!w
aTwo-sixty is the regular fare, and
YOU will have to pay it if you go" re-
pliedthe agent.
q shurst gef you 81 und no more"
said the stranger.
"No; l can't do il"
"vell, den,. l sthays nit Detroit till
] dies" growled the old man, and he
went away and walked around the
depot. He expected TO be called
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W est Virginia. So:

A T Rules held in the clerks Office OF the
4 circuit court OF Mason county. on the
first Monday in January, 1915.
James E. Clendinen, Guardian Tor Frances
Stevens, Plaintiff. vs.
Hannibal X. Stevens, John ". Stevens,
Atlanta L. Stevens, George Il. Stevens,
Lydia NJ. Stevens, benjamin Stevens,
Frances Stevens, children and heirs at
law OF John B. Stevens, decd, and Mary
Stevens, widow OF John B. Stevens, dc'd.
and r. A. 0. Stevens and George Faid-
lev, Administrators de bonis non OF said
John B. Stevens, decd. In chancesy.
The object OF this suit is to subject the
real estate OF which John 3. Stevens, died
seized and possessed to the payment OF the
sum OF one thousand three hundred dol
lars, with accrued interest thereon, paid
the said John B. Stevens, in his life time,
to-wit: on the 10th day OF May, 1865, By
the complainant, to the said John B. Ste
vens, at that time hcbeing the Guardian OF
his infant child, Frances Stevens, and for
which amount he executed 10 the COM
plainant his receipt, signed by him as
Guardian. And it appearing by affidavit
filed with the papers in this cause that the
defendant, r. A. o. Stevens, lisa non resi-
dent OF the State OF West Virginia, il is or
dcred that he do appear here within one
month after the first publication OF this or
der and do what is necessary TO protect his
interest in this suit. Teste:
CHAS. B. WAGGENER, Clerk.
q, T,,.,.., Safs --tu-
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back as he left the window, as man
is often called back to stake It along
when he has been chatting with a
clothing dealer. Such an event did
not occur, and after a few minutes
the old man returned and called out:
"vell, I gef you s2.10'
4No; can't do it, replied theagent
avell, den, ! don't go, 50 help me
grashus, I have lived in Detroit
three yare, und shall bay boliee tax,
zewer tax, ind want to go upmit dis
town, und l shallnat be fwindlet.7
He walked off again, looking back
to see If the agent would not call him;
and. after stroll around, he returned
to the window, threw down some
money and said:
"vell, dakc 1920, und gif me men
dickette."
@My dear sir, can't you understand
that we have schedule of prices
here and that l must 60 by it," re-
piled the agent.
"yell, den, l sthays NIT Detroit
yon dousand year, exclaimed the
stranger madden than ever. q bays
bolice taxes, ind l shall see about
this by de Sheaf of Bolice!~
He walked off again, and ashe saw
the locomotive backing up to couple
on the train he went back to the win
dow and said:
"Gef men dickctte for two Collar
und thirty cents, and | rides on de
PLATFORM
Cant do It" said The agent.
"Vell, den, by golly. spikes to
you what does. Here is dem two
dollar und zixty cents, ind I goes TO
Lansing und never comes back! No,
sir, Ishall never come back, Or l shall
come nit dc blank road. l bays
taxes by dem bolice, ind by dem
zewcrs, and l shall show You dat l
shall hat nodding more to do NIT dis
town.
He went on the train.
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He went on the train.
An Abstract OF the Proceedings
of the County Court 1T its Jam
uary Term, 1875.

Present Hon. B. J. Redmond, Pres
ident, and Mcssrs. John Cavet and
George Daughcrty, Associate Justi-
ces.
F.W. Sisson andJohn NJ. Reynolds,
allowed 81, 5SS.50 for building bridge
across Three Mile Creek.
On application of Thos. G. Cape
hart for the establishment Of ferry
across the Ohio river on his lands be-
ginning on the upper corner on the
Ohio river, thence down the river
opposite Syracuse, Ohio, &c. Order
ed that Alexader Quillsing, Otis
Smith, Tillman Fielding and VIM.
Riggs bc-appointcd-viewers and re-
port at the next term of the Court.
The following allowances were
made, payable out of the road fund
of Cologne District:
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Manhood: HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED!
no Just published, 4 new edition OF
SDr. Cu.yprye;i.g Celebrated

no Just published, new edition OF
SSDr. Cn!.erweii's Celebrated
~ Essay OF the radical cure without
me,lidine) OF SpERMAToERHG:l or Seminal
Weakness, Involuntary Seminal Losses.
iupoTENcY, Mental and Physical lncapacity,
Impcdimerts to Marriage, etc. also, Cos
SUMPTION, EPiEr>Y and FRS, induced by
self.indul.cnce or sexual extravaganza, &c,
"a 21Tice,,iA scaled c.vc!o2e, oaly SIN
cents.
The celebrated author, in this admirable
Essay, clearly demonstrates, from a thirty
years Successful practice, that the alarm
IN. consequences OF seif-abuSe may be rad
is:Illy cured without the dangerous use oil
internal medicine or the application OF the
knife; pointing out mode OF cure nj once
simple, certain, and et!cctaaI, BY means OF
which every sufferer, 10 matter what his
condition mag be, may cure himself cheap
Is. privately, and radically.
geJ"ThiS Lecture should be in the hands
OF every youth and every man in the land.
Sent under seal, in . plain envelope, 10
any address, po@-psid, on receipt OF SIX
cents or two post stamps.
address the Publishers.
CHAS. j. c. KLINE I; CO.,
~ Bowe-y, Sew York; Post Office Box.
1855.
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TAKE NOTICE.
NOTICE.

THERE viii be meeting OF the Stock
holders OF the Sehon Coal Company, At
their office in Hartford City, West Virginia,
on Thursday, January 18th, 1875, for the
purpose electins Directors for the ensuing
year, and transacting such other business
as may come before the meeting.
AZ. McC0WN, President.
Hartford City, Jan. LIST, 1915.
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Morgan Greenlee, allowed 81 Tor
repairs on Thirteen Mile Bridge.
John W. Windon, allowed 81 Is
for conveying Moses Doyle, a Luna
tic, to Jail.
Robert Young allowed IS 20 for
blacksmithing done for county.
John W. Young, Constable of Han
nan District, allowed SIS S. for fee
claims.
Claims Nos. 1$5, 139 and 1SS, al
lowed the Point Pleasant Dock Com
pany at the December Term, 1874,
rescinded, ordered Cancelled and filed
by the Clerk; and it is further order
ed, that said Point Pleasant Dock
Company be allowed the following
sums, to be paid out Of the Districts
respectively, as allowed:
Amount of material furnished
Clendinen District, sd o..
Amount of lumber furnished to
Lewis District, s44 So.
Amount of lumber furnished Ar
buckle District, s34 81.
And also that said Dock Company
be allowed the sum OF 81 81 payable
out OF the county treasury.
On application Of Michael Rose
berry and others for establishment Of
public road in Cooper District. Re
port Of Viewers rendered, ordered f.
led and Land owners ordered sum
monedin at the the next Term, to
show cause why said road should not
be established.
Y. Pullin allowed $40 for work
performed on roads in Cooper Dis
trict, and ordered paid out of road
fund pertaining to said District,
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DOG LOST.
.& LOstiql Point Plea

SAINT, West Virginia, on the night OF the
18th oil December, 1874, ayouns liver col
ored POINTER Dog. Anyone giving his
whereabouts orrestorins to the owners viii
be liberallv rewarded.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-02-04

A LLlinds Of Justice blanks, io- sale At
\ this Office.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-02-04
NOTE THE FOLLOWING CLUB RATES:
NO MORE POSTAGE.

It will be observed from the above that
We hare made large reduction in our club
prices and also, that the postage, which
has heretofore been paid by the subscrib-
cr. 20 cents per annum on the WEEKLY,
and 70 cents per annum on the Scmi-WEEE-
LY, will hereafter be prepaid by Us.
Additions may be made 10 ? club at any
time during the year. u TIE club price, the
subscriptions continuing 4 FrLL YEAR from
the time the additions shall! have been
made
SPECIMEN Cores SENT FEE.
Send for Terms to Agents.
CINCINNATI GAZETTE co.
nov. IS 74ti.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-11-11
Sad Suicide.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. pa young boy named
Samuel Hartman, ID years of age, commit
ted suicide this afternoon in Longs shoot
ing-gallery, by shooting himself through
the left breast. About O'Clock he went
into the gallery and called for rifle and
shot number of times. He then exchank-
ed the rifle for target-pistol. He fred
several times and left, but returned at 5
O'Clock, calling for the pistol again. After
having fired three times he suddenly
placed the pistol to bis breast, saying
"This is the way TO kill man !" and fired,
the ball entering an inch below the heart,
and passing through the body. He then
walked out on the street and fell to the
pavement. He assigned as a reason for
committing the deed the fact that his pa
rents were about to send him away from
home to put him into business, and that he
preferred death to leaving home.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-11-11
VARIETY.

An Englishman was Boosting to a
Yankee that they had a book in the Brit
ish Museum which was once owned BY Cic-
ero. "Oh, that amt no.hin'," retorted the
Yankee: "In the museum in Bosting
they've got the lead pencil that Noah used
to check off the animals that went into the
ark"
Anna Connects pretty girl over in
New Jersey, was acquitted of the charge Of
burglary, whereupon she threw her arms
around the judges neck and kissed him.
And now all the married lawyers around
Plainfeld are candidates for judge.
bless you," said John Henry, with
tears in his eyes, "she takes her own hair
off so easy, that perhaps she doesn't know
how it hurts to have mine pulled eo."-
Boston Journal.
What is the best thing to hold when
you get out of temper? Your tongue.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-11-11
TOTAL DEPRAvrrY.

4 scoundrels Efforts to Po,lute the limo
eent-Worss than Devil, Though Wear
ing the Garb Of Mantle Wretch in Gus
tody.
Another one Of those Infamous transac-
tion', which disgrace manhood and fortify
believers in total depravity, has Just been
brought to light, and it is hoped tina. the
perpetrator OF it, if found guilty, will be
placed, for long time to come, where he
will be debarred from the presence of that
society which he has done 80 much to pol
lutte.
He bears the name Of Oh, KS I. K. Prem
tice, and is a waichman in the Treasury
Department and ha. for some time, il is
charged, been hanging around the public
schools and public squares making indecent
exposure OF his person to young girls. One
Of his favorite haunts, it is alleged, has
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been in the vicinity Of the Franklin sebool-
building and the square opposite.
The girls have frequently spoken of his
conduct and the trustees have been on the
lookout for him. but have never been able
to catch him in his abominable tricks, for
the reason that he wears a large, loose ov-
ercoat, which he wraps about himself when
liable to be discovered.
Somewhat emboldened by his repeated
escapes from detection he has taken to fol-
lowing young ladies home, it is alleged,
and has repeatedly insulted them in the
manner mentioned above.
The moral degradation required to offer
such pollution to young and innocent girls
is beyond our conception, and We only won
der that this brute in human form escaped
lynching yesterday by the indignant pa
rents of the insulted children.
Monday evening complaint was lodged
against him at the 9th precinct station by
some girls who had just been insulted by
him on Mount Vernon square, between
Seventh and Ninth streets.
Lieutenant Ecklof and his men, with
their usual appreciation of such Ubiquitous
conduct, needed no second complaint of
that character to prompt them to action,
and before the rascal could get out of the
square they pounced upon him, and yester-
day morning he disgraced the dock Of even
our police court.
Superintendent J. o. Wilson and Trustee
Hart we're present. Mr.. A. K. Browne APP
peared for defendant. Several little school
girls were present as witnesses, and the
hearing was conducted on the part Of the
prosecution as decently a. possible, but de-
tails of the testimony were too disgusting
for publication. 1t was testified that the
offensewas committed on the 18th and again
on the 25th instant at franklin square.
Three school girls gave testimony, and
pointed out the man positively among 9TH
ers in the court Counsel for defense set up
the plea of mistaken identity, and offered
to prove an alb. In order to establish
their defense a continuation was asked for
until to-day The bonds in each Gaze was
fixed at $500. Defendant is progressing
in looks, about thirty-fve years of age, and
it is said has wife and three children in
this city, who are entitled to the sympathy
Of the public.
From careful inquiry into his present
status and antecedents, we learn that he
claims to be special correspondent Of the
Lawrence Tribune
According to his statement he was once
chief Of police of Kansas City, also at differ
ent times marshal and sheriff of the same
city. He was at one time member of the
Capitol police force, and was af.erward ap-
pointed on the Metropolitan police, and
was an applicant for the position of lieuten-
ant to fill the vacancy occasioned by the
death of Lieutenant Essex. For this posi-
ton he was endorsed by the entire Congres-
cial examination was ordered by the Board
of Police Commissioners, but he failed to
pass the required examination and was re-
jected. He is not at all modest in his as
pirations any more than he is in his NOR
ais, for about three years ago he made an
effort to reach up after the position of ma
jor and superintendent, now filled by Major
Richards Warrington Tribune.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-11-11
The Great Blood Purifier.
Strong aud Frre Rich Biood-iDcr-sse of Flesh
and .isa;-C.ear Skin and nesutilui
Complexion secured TO all.

Every drop q the sarsspsriliizn Rssoivent COM
mupic-tes through the blood, sweat, uriIe. ard
oihe fuids and juices Of the system, the visor Of
liie for repairs the wastes OF the body with new
and sccnd material. Scrofuia, syphilis, Con-
sumption erAndular disease, u GERS in the throat,
mouth umois, Nodes IN the glands end other
part Of he system, .sre eyes, suumorou, dis
char Is frcin The ears and The worst forms Of SKIN
diseases. erup:ions, leser sor's, sea d had rius
w.rLl, ass Ih.um, srysipe as, Scne, black spoIs
EoIris in the hesh, tumV's cancsrs Ia the WON'T.
and all weakening and painful GisclsIg 9, nj hI
sv-ats less Of sperm aoc all wastes Of the LIE prin
ciple, with IN the curative 'ass OF this wonder
OF modern chemistry. and g ew GAYS use Will
Prove Io any person ng il ior eith:r oI disease
its potent poe cure tn N.
Hiie p.ieBt, daily becoming reduced by the
waste ana ecvm petition has Is continually pro-
gr ssing, succeeds in arresiing these wastes. and
repairs the sane with rev material male IRON
healthy b1cd-sl this the SaTsaPsr.Iiian viii and
docs sscure-a cure e cer' ain for when once this
remedy comm. nces it work If publication. rDd
succeeds In diminishing the los OF wastes, it re-
pairs will be rapid, ana ever, day the parent viii
feel himself gro ing bette. &c stronger, he zoo
food dIse tne Ue ter, appetite improving and flesh
and weigh; increasing.
Not only does the Sarsaparil ian Resoivent excel
ali known Temedieal agents in the cure Of Chronic,
scro(uious, constitutional srd SkiR diseases but
1t 10 the only positive cure for
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-11-11
Sad Calamity to . Speculation in Angors
Goats

We learn that Mr.. Hardy, Of Hardyville,
Arizona, was at the southern outlet Of the
Tehachepa Valley on Thursday, with =
band of two thousand graded and thorough
bred Ansoras, which he had purchased in
this State. The flock had been bought by
Mr.. Hardy for the purpose Of stocking his
ranch at Hardyville. As the flock emerged
from the Tehachepa Valley and entered the
outskirts of the Mohawk desert, in the
vicinity of Caliente, the animals took to the
milk weed, which grows there in abund-
ance, with avidity. Up to within three OK
four days ago about five hundred Of the
flock had succumbed to the deadly inhu-
ence of the poison which the weed con-
tains. The carcasses were scattered all
over the plain, and the atmosphere was
tainted Tor miles around by the stencil
which arose from them. There were some
hopes that the remainder would survive
San Francisco Bulletin.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-11-11
Dodging Q Bears Shots.

The St. Louis Republicans tells this story
story of an old fur-trading .Frenchman !:
He relates that once on leaving his boat he
followed bear that had been prowling
around. He fired at the bear and missed
him. The bear then turned the tables on
the hunter, and followed him to 4 large
cottonwood tree. The hunter being hard
pressed, dropped his gun and scrambled up
the tree for safety. In this position, Don't
you tink, sar, the bar he pick up my gun
and taxed good aim, and snapped at me
two or tree times, and if hadn't dodge he
he would have shooted me, sar.'"
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-11-11
Epiyootio Remedy.

When the epizootic prevailed so extern
sively three yean ago, we had full expert
ence in the benefit of palliative treatment,
and none in any other. As soon as the frs,
horse in the neighborhood was attacked,
our working team, which was busy fall
plowing, was fed peck each of scalded
bran, with a double handful of scalded
meal with it. every day and at night, As
hot as they would eat it. Although they
were attacked, the disease was 50 light that,
except one day, they never ceased work,
and recovered in few days, no other treat
ment being given. The bran mashes were
kept up until all coughing had ceased
Country GeaHezuan.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-11-11
TumOr Of Twelve Years Growth
Cared By Railways RssOlveRt.
BEVERLY, Mae, July IS, 1863.

BEVERLY. Mas, July is. 1863.
D.. RApWAY:-I rave rad ovarian tulnor in the
ovaries AID bowels ALI the doctors said ''there
vas no help for H." Ir I'd evesy ihiny that sss
recommended, but nothing heIpei me. l saw
your Resolveni, xLd thought 4 ~o;iIi t'y II; bu,
bad no faith in it, because I had suffered FIR
twelve yesrs, ioox six bottles OF the hsso. vent
and one rox OF Railways r,i,s, and Two DO ties OF
your krany keiisi, an heas IS Lot sign of iam "
70 be seer felt, and feei better, Smarter and
happier than have Ill tselse yeAIs. he wont
tuner wss IN tie eit side o. he toSei-, over rte
groin. write ;hie t. yoa 70, he ecneit vs others.
You can publish il a. son choose
HANNAH. p. KNAPP.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-11-11

AT banquet given Phil Sheridan the
other day in San Francisco the worthy
General made quite little speech. in the
course of which he referred to the Franco
Prussian war. He spoke of tie wonderful
discipline of the German army, and re-
marked that had an American army moved
upon the soil of France in such a manner il
would have eaten up the entire country.
He expressed his surprise at the compara-
tive weakness Of the French army, and.
though acknowledging much sympathy
with French people, said he was disap-
pointed in the lack Of patriotism that Vas
apparent among then during the war.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-11-11
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