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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-04-28
Tripie,s.

We are informed that white married
wen'af', near Chapel Hill gave birth last
week TO tiipIeis. None 81 them survived.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-04-28

n Won want tile best Molasses ever
hr,urht Is iliismarket since the war 30 TO
park,s. lie will sweetcn you.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-04-28

Blaeksmltl's and Others SiIi do well
% 20 10 Murdock's shoptosee the opera
tions Of MI. William Dickson's substitute
for The Bellows. II is.the most decided
Improvement of-the kind We ever saw.
4 strong steady blast is furnished Eby the
intervention of large wheel diving i.
hulfer wheel which produces strong
steady current Of air. The old bellows
ought TO disappear before this Invention.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-04-28

Gattis' new brick store is going up
rapidly under the active aud skilfuI har,I.
ofcapt. Richsrdsand will SOON beready
for use.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-04-28
The Western North Calllila R. RCh

mentioned aud described ia said Decree
Ihe puitliaser or purchasers viii he required
20 paw 20 tlle Commissioners TEN THOUSAND
OUTLAWS II CASH on the day ol sale. and
viii be given credit for The balance Of hi. MIR.
chase money until Monday the 9TH DAY II July.
1853, the hTst rule day OF said Court nj Green's
burn, N. ~. next ensuing after the tlsyOf sale.
fhose no purchase at said sale. provided they
I've holders ~ the bonds secured hY The mort rage
mentioned W The said Decree. inay retain their
shares " the purchase money. except us to the
saii s: u 81 sla.MD.ilO. BIS snrTendering Ia the
s0nmi.slorerS an equal amount OF said bondsJ 1
The said commissioners are authorized, 20 SOON,
as the said sale shall be confirmed ly the to,rt.
70 give Immediate possession ~ the said Railroad
~ property and effects ~ every Kind and d. srriu-
tinn aud all persons who my be IN possession AZ
fsi'd Railroad 90 any Of IL property are COM
lnaia,d 10 surrender The SINE 20 the puruh nsers
.lph The PRODUCTION OF the Commissioner deed
This Road, when r. connections shall be co,n-
plried. viii form one Of the most IMPORTANT
iHOEOIGHFARES In the entire South. IT.
LENGTH J. ~ miles. Of which lis tnilrs il conn
niete; that Is from salisbury 20 Old Fort IN Ne.
Dowrl county. af,ihe Eastern base of the Blue
ithige aud The n 1iter parf ~ tie remainder OF
the rnad L Graded. or nearly 80. u.
:, here has abrady been expended uDo- this
s0ad. nbuht S6.oae 600 90. u y now snid "a 81.
tisls delft % about Il. 400, 600 oo-wI,ict con-
slnrtes the hrst ion ulIan the iroDkttr. The
commissioners believe thai the title Of fle pur
rll9ser viii lie gaod.
Fdf am Iurlksg Information, address
rs GATHER
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-04-28
VALuAnLr r AiLHoAD Paoffnr'
FOR SALE.

Pursuant to Decree of the Circuit Court
Of the United States for the Western Dis
tricl q North Carolina, =, the April Term.
1875 ~ Ureensboro. in u proceeding then
and there pending in Equity. TO forecuse d
mortgage mentioned in the pleadings be-.
tween Henry Clews aud Hiram slbly and
others, Plaintiffs.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-04-28

Our neighbor Or. Hookef has just re-
turned. slsi reports. the losses ~ The IN
element weather. as by ITO means ex-
agerafel.
The destruction among the truck far.
Iteis. crops, Is general. and complete.
Everything cut completely down. Even
green peas.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-04-28
nquins,

The Western North Carolina Railroad Co.,
l. ii Tod 4. Caldwell. RUFUS Y Nc.
Alden, The First National Bank Of Char
lotte. John Rutherford. Hiram Kelley,
Thomas q Greepiee danes Greeulce.
Mary Carson. 4 II Erwin. Nh vii
son, Assignee. Il NJ Walker aud Others,
Defendants.
THE undersigned, Commissioners appointed
4 By the CosHt at the said April Term there's
81. Will seli NJ the Court House door Ia the City
Of e. rs
salisbury. The 22ad Dig Of June, 1875.
at Public Aurtion. to the highest biddee, M tie
franchises. Foa1, road.l,eds. rolling stock aud
properly OF every Kind. nature and description,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-04-28

We have hufn shown BY Mr.. James II.
Isoremond, who IL agent for this county,
for livlnerionls Lie Work or Afrlcaand
iis Explorers. narrative OF the Life,
Travels. Adventures. Experiences. A
achievements Of DIR. David Livingstone.
Including his discovery hy Henry "A.
slaniy. aud the subsequent wand.fihgs
and Death ofthe renowned Traveller.
Price Morucco Cloth $3.50, Calf Bind
ing $500. The Baok h we'll worth the
money and we hope be will meet with the
Encouragement Ne deserves.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-04-28
An Ill..sle,,.

M
Thosewho pass the premises of oui
friend Rosemond will be surprised to See d
brick building spr,ing iuto existence with-
out the clink pfthe srowel. 81 TIE cry Of
" more mort" II appears 10 be built 81
the hist quality Of IIillsboro pressed biick,
and 70 all appearances i IS substantial as
Browns new store. Mr.. Rosemond alone
would reveal tile secret, II is wooden
house SO admirably paiated Ia imitation
of brick, that II would pass m6ster aliy>
where--at a distance al good briek bull.
ding.
And by the way, Mr. Roseniond h one
OF the most energetic mowers towards i'm
provement In town, and itlsto De hoped
his example will stimulate 8thers.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-04-28

Mc~rs. Hunt and Wright will sonn q
rect i handsome brick aors III Durham.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-05
OeH II Of General RAhe II.

briganier General Benjamin 3. Roberts,
retired Utioor VI The United States army,
who died ut Washington IN Friday last, Is
Wall remt mbered by citizene and officers of
tho army in this department. He died at
the age Ut sixty tour years, and his record
shows long career Of active servioe. He
WAS BORN in Vermont in 1911, and graduated
ut West Point in 1885. He served four
years on tho frontier, then resigned and
became = civil 90 gineer. Az the breaking
out Of the Mex can war in 1876 be returned
to the army, and ~ y lieutonant partaoi
pa ed in the siege of Vera Crus, the battle
o' Corro G 'rdO and others; was made cap
tain in lSH. In 1861 he was commanding
district in New H. xico. IL 1862 he VI "A
ordered to Washington, and appointed
Brigadier General Of velunteers. and re.
ported to q neral Pope AZ chef of cavalry.
Army Of Virginia. General Roberta cams
to Louisiana in the spring of 1864, and
was given cOm msnd with head quarters ss
Carrollson. He afterward ennn.ndsd a
division Of the Nineteenth Army Corps and
became chief Of cavalry. He was appointed
Lenttn4nt Colonel of the Third Cavalry ia
1876; but his health would not sliow him
to serss in the fed, and he "a finally re-.
tired in 1870.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-05
BY TELE APH .
CONGRESS.
House.

House.
WARRINGTON, February s.--rhere wns
great excitement in the House to day,
arising from speech of MIR. Brown, OF
Kentucky. on the civil rights bill. in which
he spoke in the most scurrilous manner OF
Mr.. Butler. OF Massachusetts,.
"A resolution OF censure was passed upon
Mr.. Brown, after very exciting debate,
and was administered by the Speaker.
The civil rights bill then went over until
tomorrow; and the House adjourned. to
meet at ton o'clock.
Senate.
Mr.. Morton, Of Indiana, presented
memorial signed by 1900 colored men OF
Baltimore, depOsitors in the Baltimore
Trust Company, asking for relief. Re-
ferred to the Finance Committee.
Mr.. Boutwell,, of Massachusetts, from tha
Committee on Commerce, reported with
amendment, the Senate bill to promote
economy and efficiency in the marine hos
pital service. Calendared.
Mr.. Pratt, OF Indiana, from the Commit
tee on Pensions, reported with amendments,
the Senate bill amending the pension law 80
as to remove the disability Of those, who,
having participated in the rebellion, have
since lts termination, enlisted ia the army
OF the United States, aud become disabled.
Calendared.
A large nuMOer OF bills were reported by
the Committee on Claims, and passed. The
House bill for the relief Of Octavia Levert
and her children was taken mp and led to
some discussion. Mr.. Scott said there were
eighteen or twenty claims set on the list
which might properly be called Southern
claims or claims arising out OF the late war.
II the Senate would give the committee fur
ther time claims of this class might be con-
sidered to test the sense Of the senate. He
moved that the time allowed can be ex-
tended one hour for the purpose Of CON
eidering the class of claims referred to-
Pending discussion the time allowed the
committee expired.
The Senate then took up the concurrent
resolution submitted by Mr.. Morton, to
repeal the twenty second joint rule OF the
two Houses of Congress in relation to
counting the electoral vote for President
and Vice President.
Mr.. Morton said the existence Of this
rule subjected the country to great danger.
After consultation with q number of SEN
at0rs he had determined to Offer the follow
ing as q substitute for the motion to repeal .
NO objection to the reception ar counting
OF any electoral vote or votes from any
State shall DO valid unless such objectionS
sustained by the affirmative votes Of the
two houses"
After discussion the subject wa re eferrec
to the Committee ON Privileges and Elec.
tiOns.
The Senate passed bill for the relief Of
Lemuel ID. Evans. late collector of internal
revenue, fourth district of Texas
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-05
WASHINGTON.
On the Defensive.

WASHINGTON. February 4-The Demo-
Gratis have summoned witnesses in rebutta
OF testimony taken by the Alabe ma investi-
eating committee. The report will be de-
layed several days.
Canada Reciprocity Treaty Rejected.
The executive session of the Senate re-
Jected the reciprocity treaty with Canada.
They will Draft a Bill.
The joint committee to investigate Ar
kansas. Louisiana and Alabama appointed
q subcommittee to draft bill,
Bad Accountants.
The Committee ON Expenditures have
summoned K. N. Douglas. marshal of the
western district OF North Carolina, to ex-
plain. Mr.. Brown, marshal If the southern
district of Illinois, is $1,000 short, but NAV
avoid legal proceedings by settling before
the fifteenth instant
The House session last night was slim.
Several asked leave to print their speeches.
Transfers Of Revenue Supervisors.
Sutton to St. Louis. Mcdonald to Phila
delphia, Hendrick to Chicago, Mum to New
York, Powell to San Francisco, Foulks to
Richmond. Perry to Iowa, Hawley to Bos
ton, Sewall to Cincinnati. Hunt, recently
Each supervisor will be assigned two speciai
agents other than those now ON duty.
Texas O0cers.
Senator Flanagan, who had an interview
with the President, will report favorably on
Sabin 80 postmaster for Galveston. If the
bill relieving Lemuel ID. Evans from certain
financial irregularities passes he will be
confirmed.
Pardee's Chances.
1t is positively stated there is no show for
Pardee. General Sheldon, however, il
positive that Pardee will be confirmed
within five days.
Tariff.
Ii any tariff or tax bill passes this session
It will provide for increased tariff on sugar.
The committee this morning took several
votes, which indicated there can be no tax
on tea and coffee as an independent pro
position, but if there should be such a tax
it must be in company with certain Al ticles
on the free list.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-05
POLITICAL.
Minnesota,

Sr. PAUL. February 4.-Iuefaeetul hal
lot'ng; Ramsay 81.
FlOrida.
TALLAHASSEE. February 4.-There vera
two ballots to day for United Statea Sena :.
tor On the first ballot Govern r Walker
came within one vote Of election.
The Senate passed the House resolution
appointing committee Of five to nveat; ;.
gate the Jacksonville, Pensacola and Mo
bile railroad.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-05
CO0greselOnal Mortality.

The telegraph announces the death, at
Bangor, yesterday, Of Hon. Samuel F.
Hersey, member of Congress fl ON the
fourth Maine district. Mr.. Hersey was
eleeted to tho next Congress, and his is the
fourth death announced within few weeks
Of mem bers of that body. The others have
been Hon. Garrett Mcmillan. of Georgia;
Hon. George W. Head, of Tennessee, and
Hon. Augustus r. Allen. of New York, Of
these, Hersey was Republicao; Allen, q
Liberal Republican, and Mcmillan and
Head, Democrats
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-05
MIR. j. X. Emmett,

lhis talented young actor will mako his
appearance in this citv for the first time in
three years, in shs Varieties Thestrs, in .
nnmber Of new pieces, umm.sciux next
Monday evening Ar. Emmett has q host
oi fF'onds among our thestre goers, and
viii receive sn eDth husiastio Welcome sflar
his long absence from our midst
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-05

There are four cirbs in Boston natror;,oa
by ladies, VIE; The New England Womsu's
Cisb, tho Saturday Morning Club, tho
Hrasns Club and the Young Ladiss' Club.
toe ne'ehsrz Of ~h'ch art in xeuersl hign
boned PERSONA, interested In iptellec.n.) ane
poa'ee e.oslP'. mA'!trs-f7o cigars, 40 caSsa
pc s1e sao ~ "dsaT." except in IVA tbarpot.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-05
EQREIGN.
~SAd.

LONDON, February 4.-Lsrgs uuvyat.
nave = been found in the Goou Hope eold
AADRID. February 4-General Iona da.
leated and captured the CArlist Grnars
Aestia. 1t 10 reported that he DESTROYED
so'e1A cannon f'undries in Guirpzcoa.
Army Mevemosts In Cuhs.
NEW YORK, February "A Havana ~
.er says iae 's.J large force Of govern ment
.-oops 70 soe Clooo villas district only pro-
kNlM1lAQkn On Ra,s,ssr.,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-05

widows Of fifty four Generals draw
pensions from the United States --
msnt 1t 10 stated that whom the pension
paid to the widows Of Brgadier Generals,
$50 month, was offered to the widow of
GENERAL Meade, she emphstically declined
to receive it beosuse it was less than that
paid to 4rs. President Lincoln.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-05

A petition from Kentucky, signed with
GOO names. was recently presented in Con-
gress, By Mr. Durham. Representative from
the eigh,h district, asking for an amendment
TO tbs oonsti'utiou to prohibit the imports-
lion, n-1uf.etnre, or sals Of spirituozs
liquors
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-05
NEW YORK.
Specie Shipments.

specie Shipments.
New YORK. February 4.-Specie shin
ments to-day, $750,OOO.
Tho Sum Libel Suit.
The libel SUIT against the Sun by Kiroba II
goes on. Neither party accepts mutus /
ohers OF compromise. The suit is for $50. 600.
The alleged 100000 swindle case involves
Governor Hartranft and Pennsylvania war
claims. The Sun Ia willing to rctract the
charge that plaintiff received money. bnt
will IN no case confess Judgment.
Ihe Southern State bonds (o,er $50, 900,
recently stolen from Adams express were
found on the sidewalk and returned to the
company.
Csn9re gational Conference,
Tho annual conference of the Conprepn,
tional Churches, of New York, Brooklyu
ana vicinity. was held today. Reports
from different churches were received.
Among them was one from Piymoutb
Church, showing an increase Of eighty
members since last yenr, and declaring the
congregation were confident that the min
God. -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-05
RIDwELL's ACADEMY OF music.

Success Of tie season. The LIN0ARDS in their
great society plays Wednesd ay, February 8.
Matinee and night for the last times Du1.asI
1avorite DlANh. Thursdav. February 4. W. 4
0iiotECs great e"meoy CHARITY. Friday Feb-
ruary s. k+neht tn Miss ALtCE DCNNIH8. Grand
CHARITY M-tn%e Saturday, f+3
A GRAND BAL MASQCE
VIII be given
a4ard1 GFns Night, February u, 1878.
GLOBH THEATRE,
Corner Of Baloone and Psrdido strsets
under the management Of we'll known citjsen
4 valuable pres& MT Will be given to Tie best fancy
SANGER. either lady or gentleman. The Bali opens
At 2. precisely Card OF admission SO, which,
together with lsaies' invitations, mey be had 1t
Gem nols Restaurant. No p st. Charles street.
Js-gers 1ull bias. band Of twenty pieces nre en-
gagged for the occasion. fact
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-05
RErEriTioN.. REPETITION
We OH For KAp EyONr0r-1u

The Ladies' Aid Ho.bipty Of she Cana, strae, p...
hyterlsn Cbur oh Would announca that a. ,.."o
Qnence OF ks large crowd who conid rnt ra;
admttaEee to the Concert n Grun. Svsid n go -
Tuesday evening February 9 and in orasr ,ha4
holders of Gkeie, dold and not ue..a N ~ hn" ."s
the oppor' unity Of hearing the Anr o.d nsusss -
the Oldsn time ther - III he gfyan under ~, =;
rocti0a of Pr. fessors WATTS AND nRARnnrEy o.,
ST. PATRyCK, - HALL.
o. sfosAay Rvehin9, February =. lazS.
fHD
a4OORD AND LAST 0RRAr CONCRRr BIZ rHR
Old FOLKS, Ik AID OF THIS CAUSE.
Admitea hoc, Fifty Ceuts.
Tlokete and pr"era mues Will be ready ev FRI
DAY, fifth instant and can b, had Mt C3r,sy,alS,.
Iyier's Seeboad'.. TI wns' nd Lyman's and other
prominent stores and 0fRces or by apnlicatson ~
aDy OF the Ladies' OF the Cou0regation
No further effort VII be made hy per.cn.l all
&otation tO SILL tickets We AJAX the el,m,nnnitv -
assist US In building our Church, promising 4
novel and delightful XIV nNI NCY0 HNTRK rAYNMRMr
70 return ior the money. Tickets bought for the
first concert. snd not punched. win BE- good for
this evening There viii be no matinee enter.
nNnf. fe4 I'd
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-05

Do not be inrimidated
Do not be intimidated
From buying q ticket
From buying y ticket
In the great sinxI 10 mum ber drawinv
OF the Louisiana State l. ttery.
Oa Saturday next. February s.
You may win fortune.
Capital prizs $4,000.
$4,000 10 be given away.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-05
Tho Temperature.

The Thermometer ut Louis Frigerio's, No.
50 Chartres street. on February 4, stood a.
follows: At 8 A. NJ, 39o; at 2 p. NJ, 4lo;
at p. NJ, 400. Lowest point during the
night Of February g. $50.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-05

Alfred Tenny son 10 to be made Q barcnat
and Thomas Carlyle 10 70 hsve - order Of
some kind bestoweA o. hin,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-05
FOB RENT.

DLkASaNT nOsbMr, WITH OR WITH.
II out board, can b. procured 1t No $40 se
Ohay'ea8 street. Trrms-n'odernta ocU
EOK RENT.-A DESIRABLE CCr"AGH TO
Rannrart q d r a kiln streets No 469, at SIS per
MOI I'll; will rent it Ter ISss to . prompt paying
Nensot jA2l
SINO RENT OR FOR SAt.E-klf fHkH IN
Il block or 10 iot< to suit tenants or Purchae-fe;
the WOOdlawn Plant alton, itusted In the parish OF
HisQu~aiHts. the left bank Of the Mississippi
nver. p about tw-n y.four mile. below the oaty o.
A~w OrIesns wing = superdcial aroa OF about
3eco scrA Buildings and improvements compsise
. dwelling house. rnea, house ard machinery
therein, pOrgerire. cane ehed, csbins. etc.
Apply TO x. L. Newcomb, on the prem ses, or to
4 Koche<sx Co.. Nos h and 10 st. Louis at rect
Nov Orleans ja8lS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-05
The New Orleans, M.bile and Texas Rail-
.H0Rd.

Toad.
We learn that change has been made In
the manag4 ment Of this road. Mr. C. H.
Allen, tho late manager. has resigned that
position, and Mr. D. b. Robinson has bren
appointed acting superintendent. Mr..
Robinson has been connected with the
road from its inception, in various cspaci
ties, and his promotion can only be con
sldered az worthy recognition of his faith
1ul services heretofore.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-05
V1aK OiTIZKNs' SAVINGS BANS

L stxictly Legitimate bank for ssvinss,
eodeled upon the plan Of popular and successfu
nstitutions In New York and London, and moor
Serated Apr. ~. 1877, under . special and favor
aSse chsrses granted BY the Legislature Of the
State Of Louisiana, with N authorised capital Of
oe0o,eoo
Interest SIX per oent per annum.
Deposits Of ten cents and upward received
Al deposits are payable on demand.
Open daily from A. n. to P. NJ, and on SAtnr.
ardsy evening from six to eight O'Clock.
GRUNEWALD HALL,
Ne. ~ BaTonno Street.
n BENKRR, J. L. 9UBKRNATOR
Caskisr. President
R4CrOKa.
JOHNSON ARMSTRONG. THOMAS HASAM.
Z w. BURBANK. }. L. GUBERNATOR,
NIL ly n. BENNER.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-05
BANKS AND BANKING,

BANKS AND BANKING.
RARNETT Il CAMa1ACK,
BROKERS,
No. l2 Carosdelet Street,
CPront Omre)
sSocks. Bonds and Securities bought1 aud sold.
Money loaned on seeuriticA Ta1es and Licenses
eett,ed jas I'm
4 .OUlsAAl~A SAVINGS BANA
6AFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.
No. 81 Camp Street.
CAPaTAl-.............. ...05OO, 900.
3. O. PALMRR President.
yAhBs JACKSON. Woe President.
Directors
l. CONERY, FRED. WING,
J. II. KELLAR. ". H. THOMAS,
DAVID WALLACE, JAMES JACKSON,
X. q PALMkR
ns capital Rdves security to dep0sfors Deposits
lf Fifty Cents and upward received. and SIX P1D
URNT l01EREST all0wed.
jTly JOHN 8. WALTON. Cashier.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-05
Only . few Gays moro
Only q few days N re
And the great drawing
And the great drawing
Will be over

At which &75,00o
viii be dis,ribu ed
by the l. 'uisiana State Lottery.
Don't mise the oppcrtunity-don't.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-05

AykW OkLhAN. SAVINGS iNsTlTC.
IN TlON, No. IS6 Canal street. Trustees-DI
y. Newton Mercer. l. r. 0~neres, George JOnas
Thomas A. Adams, rhomas Al ll.n Clarke, Charles
J. Leeds, David Crqnhart, John g. Gaines, OAv'
Kohn Christian Schneider, Samuel Jamison.
Interest Allowed on Deposits.
L p. 8kNERKH, President
OxA1Lss KIIaaAW. Treasurer. nh1s ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-05

II lsT or THk NAMES OF PARMES
having unclaimed sumo ef money to their
credit Ia ~ NEW ORLEANS CANAL AND BANK
NC COMPANY. published in accordance with An
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-05

tCOnz1AVAD On 4uUxTn PAo.l
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1875-12-04
Matrimony.

The following certificates of marriage were
filed with tie Recorder Of this county
during the month of November NJ. ID.
Mercer to Mis-, Fanny L. Genovly, by Elder
r. H. Harris /; David s. H. Lillard to Arte-
misia Corder, by Rev. Edward Roth Robt.
p. Buchanan to Mary E. Robinson, bv Rev.
Francis NJ. West; Thomas Swanson to
Mary Smith, by John J. Hall, j. P; Will
liam Antony 10 Miss Henrietta Williams, by
Rey. J. w. Payne; Rev John B. Ruby to
Miss Magdalen Vaughan. by Rev. Robert P.
Kerr; Mr.. Robert II. Brown to Miss Lille
l.. Ambrose, by Rev. H. Taltird Marshall
Barker to Miss Sina Maltby, by James NJ.
Callahan. j. p. john Madison Elsea to Miss
Sarah Eliza Jackson, by Rev. Ed. NJ. Yantis /;
Mason Fry to Emma E. Morrison, by Rev.
L. F. Clemens; j. F. Justus to Mildred
Bledsoe, by Rev. j. NJ. Newman Thomas
j. Hicks to Miss Roberta Christian, by Rev.
Ed. NJ. iantis James Caldwell to Mary v.
Sommerville, by Rev. Robert P. Kerr John
H. Wilson to Mary Il. Horton, by Rev. l..
F. Clemens; John Lewis to Hester Blow,
by Rev. FIR. Drewel; August Wikulsr to
Bette Lacefield, by W. p. Beck, j. P; VIM.
Howard Dean to Frances w. Lewis, by Rev.
Edward Roth; Albert Schneider to Miss
Lucinda Crook, by Rev. Jno. w. Dawson.
Geo. w. Pierce to Alice G.. Whitset, by
Elder James A. Mediation.