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RESuRRECrED POETRY.

REsuRREcrED POETRY.
Ola acquaintances OF Iilton, VINO admire his
superior ability a writer and believe IN the
justice OF his case ike 10 get together at lunch
aud canvass the prospects OF his chances in the
trial. Here one may CLEAN many an incident un-
known TO the general public IN the life OF the
paintir. The question being started as to toe
poetry IN print an Old scrap was hshed up from
the pocket oil one OF a lunch party, containing the
following lines by Theodore Iilton:-
MY CREED.
As other men have creeds 50 have mine;
] hold to one true church Of all true SOULS
Whose ehgrehy sea + neither mai bread nor wine.
But only the Amounting OF Gods grace.
Ihate all kings and and rank fbirth;
Nor iimps Ueggar but is noby born.
That makes him less or more than Just a man
l love my country and her righteous cause.
And after freedom may her bells ing peacei
love woman with holy fire.
i stand with wondering awe before my babes
Ree .ney fa flnSf 1e ID oS wh my friend
Whom Loyalty serve before myself;
wash nny hands 100 white to touch bride;
/ owe no man a debt | cannot pay
only of the love men ought 10 owe.
withaL each day before the blessed Heaven,
And paI pray The holy Ghost to enter in
Thus reads the fair confession OF my faith;
So crossed with c9ntradictons OF my lite,
wa! n1w Sy h So Of 9r m b .ne Tren a e
face two worlds, and fear not life nor death
o Father. lead me by the hand Amen.
STORIES TOLD.
Among many other things told at lunch about
the chie actors III the trial was a story tnat be-
fore the case began, Iilton. Beecher and Moulton
went into active physical training, and tnat the
two former still continue the practice. Beecher
gets up at five O'Clock, takes cold bath and after.
ward exercises with dumb bells Tor haf an hour.
Then he spends another hall hour pummeiling a
sack filed With sand. Another half hour is spent
with pair OF Indian CLUBS. after which he takes
O smart walk 10 Prospect Park and repeats
dozen times the ascent Of the hill wnere the Pros.
pect Tower stands He eats porternouse steaks
when he returns home and washes them
down with Dublin porter. In this way
he has reached the strength and muscular
vgor of prize lighter. Tlton has gone further
and superadded to all this prize ring practice in
private parlor. Mouiton tired variety OF ways
to harden his physique and tone his nerves TO the
steadiness OF rope walkers. The result Is seen
In the freshness mat characterized Moulton after
his ten days ordeal as a witness, and the splen.
did health papable In the races OF plaintiff and
defendant. The gossip OF the trial Is found at the
lunch houses. There all the stray bits OF history
in the lives or the principals have q chance or
being told. Many are true, many wear the sem.
bance OF truth and great number are purely
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GEORGE A. HAMMErT, N. D.

George A Hammett, NJ. D., OF Newport, B. L,
died In that city yesterday morning, AFTER Q lin.
gering illness, at the age Of s.xty-six years He
graduated at the Medical College in Philadelphia.
Alter the death OF his iatner he conducted for q
snort time the lumber business which the latter
leIr. Ae had, however, no taste for business, and
subsequently retired to private life. He was Of
studious habits, FOND OF books and nrm Trend
and supporter tina: well known inst.
Iution the Redwood Llbrar,. To the
poor ne was peculiar but true
friend, giving anonymously Ior their support.
He made q complete translation OF Virgil, but IL
was never published. he also wrote somewhat
Tor the papers. The Doctor was known through.
out the state OF Rhode Island Tor his eccentric
Ideas upon religious, social and political problems.
He iived simple lie up to lew years ago. when,
to the CONSERVATION vi his relatives, who are
among the nrst FAMILIES OF the place. lie married
domestic WHO was employed 1T the hotel where ne
boarded She was, however, q respectable girl.
BY his death she receives the bulk OF his prop.
erty, which Ia valued at about $4,000.
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HENRY 8. DOW.

Henry 9. Dow. editor OF the Lum6enan's
Journal. and prominent journalist OF the North.
west, died at Detroit on Friday IRON the effects OF
tered.
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BELOW.

Bark Evening Star CBr). from Guantanamo with su-
gar, &C, to Waydell A Co.
Bark hargarethe tswel from Port Spain.
Bark LHne Cameron tBr). from Matanzas tbv pilot
Brig Morning Star (Bp. from Rio Jansiro by pilot
boat hope. No ID,
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JAMES BLACKNORE

james Blackmore. ex-Mayor OF Pitrsburg,
Pa. died at his residence on wylie avenue, Pitts
burg. at FIVE O'Clock In the evening yesterday,
alter an illness OF over year. The deceased gen.
tleman was twice elected Mayor OF Pittsourg his
last term expiring January 81 1875, HIS Fellow cii.
Zens giving solid evidence OF their nigh estimation
OF his many excellent qualItiea
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

srrAnxH vicroniA C5r, Bedderwick, hence for olAs
ssw. whals gelnG aevn the lower bsy o. Pm yssssrdS
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forth 10 lunch. Two other boys higher M do the
same thing, and at least three stand in the Court
House corridors tnrustlng handbs OF different
lunch houses on the people as they pass. To
strangers these may prove q great convenience.
The gaffon on the corner OF Fulton street allures
them WITH the following advertisement in deduc-
tive philosophy
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Steamer.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOE THE
MONTHS OF FEBRUARY AND MARCH.
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SOAP VS. LATTER.
IL Is said coming events cast their shadows
! before. This, however. seems to be as
: puted fact according 10 Bill Jones OF the
Big oyster House. who Is under the impress
: sion mat lather VS.. soan should be the Cry OF
: all IN favor OF peace and good Will 10 men In
: the Beecher and TIlton controversy.
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A. Kochereau a Co. W. Mrs Mary.
kat1h, widow OF j. 4. ParkisOn and now VITA
Of John n. burrows. and her .hueband.

A. Kechereau a Co. W. Mrs Mary
Rat!itf, widow of J. 4. Parkison, and now vi.
OF John N. burrows and her hueb;ind.
S15Ta DISTRICT COURT POR THE PARISH OF
ure and sale to me directed by the honorable the
Sixth District Court for the parish Of Orleans in
e a. subo viii
1 nucsioneers Exchsnge, Royal street, between
E Estcs snd streets in the second
at twelve O'Clock n, the following described prop
TWELVE CERTAIN tors or GROUND togst Their
WIN Bill the buildings and improvements thereon
and appurtenances thereof end the rights WAYS
ana an servitndee rhereunto belonging. situated at
me place called Burhe eration on the line of the
New Orleans and CarrOllton railroad late in the
parish 81 jefferson. but now in the Sixth District
OF view orleans, designated BY the numbers eleven
nine, bounded BY Nsyades and St. Patrick streets.
henry Clay avenue and Bloomngdsle, according
Of Janaary M snd on the
Ok viour IN the book of plans of A. Chispella late
notary public in this city. Lots numbers eleven
ure, each, Thirty feet front on St. Patrick street
oy one hundred and ten feet in depth; lot number
tsss "a sdoas lot number fifteen and measures
WE'VE 1eet Blk inches front on St. Patrick street
ITo hundIed and ten feet two inches in depth on
ssloomlngdale property, two hundred and ten fret
teen. md twenly.tw feet nine inches one line
VIDE In the rear, lot NUMBER seventeen me asuras
sdes nns rect t two nehes two lines front Nay
inches IN depth on the line of Bloomingdale prop.
erty, two hundred and forty.two feet two inches
an mss IN depth on the line Of lot number
1idth IN the rear adjoining lot number sixteen:
lots numbers eighteen to swenty.two, Inclusive
adIoin zach Other, and measure each, thirty one
!eet four inches thu lines front on Nayades streer
thirty feet in width in the rear, where thew adion
,ots numbers eleven. twelve. thirteen, fourteen
II nIeen by an irregular depth as per said plan
81 III american measure Which property was pur.
chased by defendant herein from Mrs Widow
nnter, as per act dated the fourteenth of Auenst
public In this city
Seized in the above suits |
Terms-Cash OH the spot
EUGENE wAGGAMAN.
jel3 20 ivy 9 IS ~ Va 0AAoens'
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SHERIFFS SALES.
AfPs. Barbara .Lettea and her Ausbap,
vs.. v. b. Halter.

hfrs. barbara Letter. and her Huahap
vs.. v. b. Halter.
SlXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH on
~ Orleans, No. .197.-By virtue of q writ of seiz
ure and sale to me directed by the honorable the
Sixth District Court fer the parlsh of Orleans in
the above entitled cause, will proceed to sell at
public auction. at the Merchants and Auctioneers'
tomhouse streets in the Second District Of this
city, on SATURDAY, July 81, 1875 At twelve O'CLOCK
NJ. the following described property to wit
THREE CE2TAIN LOTS OF GROUND situated
IN the Faubourg IRENE, in the Second district of
this city, and designated BY the numbers fifteen.
sixteen and seventeen, in square number three,
which is bounded by Barracks, HOSPITAL, Johnson
and Prieur streets, as per plan number one hum
dred and fortytwo in the Office OF T. Guyol no.
tary public in this city; said lots mea uring in
American measure. each, thirty feet front on said
Hospital street., bv one hundred feet in Depth be-
tween parallel lnes together with all the build.
ings and Improvements thereon, without s1cep-
defendant herein by means of the purchase he
made thereof from Gustave Jumonville. Jr., as Der
act passed on the twentieth January, 1866 before
" Doriocoutt notary public in this city.
Dized in the above suit
Terms-This being the second and Last auction
the ead property will be definitely adudcated to
the highest and last bidder for what it will br M
ing bond, with good and solvent security bearing
elg It per CO interest per annum from date, md
SPECIAL mortgage on the property sold until nal
Said purchaser will have to deduct and
pay n cash the amount of printing sherifi's aud
CLERKS fees. attorneys fees, etc, say about two
hundred and twenty dOlla 8. and furthermore the
state, parish and municipal taxes tho amount of
which 10 not J ct ascertained.
EUGENE WAGGAMAN,
Viz ID rs 81 Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans
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Tho City Of New Orlenus Va. .Ios.ra
Garcia BOras.

Tho City of New Orleans VI. .Iosenh
Garcia Boras.
SUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
OF orleans. No. e, 863-By virtue Of writ Of fier
facias to me direc ted by the honorable the s,.a
t tior pistf1ct Court for the parish of Orleans in
u1 aD0ve entitled cause, for city taxes of 1914
cha proceed to ssll at public auction at the Mer
chants and Auctionet rs' Exchange Royal street
between Canal and Customhouss streete. in H.
second District Of this city Oh MONDAY Ancn.t q
1879, at twelve O'CLOCK NJ. the following describen
ONE CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND .;.n.4.a
IN Inc second District of this city, in SQUARE MN.
per forty-tvo, bounded by ROYAL. Ton,nusa
nnsL1ies ana ST. Peter streets, designated "a iof
nuHpeI WE'VE, measuring SEVENTY five feet M
hoy al street by seventy-two feet in denib oo' VI
Seized in the above suit.
Ierms-Cash on the spot.
;,-,o EUGENE wAGGAHAN.
:. - QUO Olvll SDerl1 Of the Parish of Orleans.
swift : Iron and steel Works W. Bo.1.
Ek COhen; western Oil COMPANY Va Same
Fourth District Court for the narish of ordane.
-. Nos ~, Alb and 40 500 f'A VI VIC ns'
mrs: heiolse Kennedy va. same: Swift,a I,on .ns
t vteeI works vs. same-Fifth District Curt for
JUG parish OF orleans Nos. 6593 and 664l.
RY VIRTUE OF FOUR w6ITs or EIrp, o..
- Gas to me directed by the said $500 a.
ssld Dlstr1ct Courts for the parish of nrIaan -;
Ine ABOVE entitled causes will proceed ~ ~ =.
sated ON on the premises h reinfer desig
Ten o'clock A. NJ, and succeeding davs na,i past
estv ~ noat and place the following described prop
~ AZ TIE GOODS; MERCHANDISE AND NOV.
1hLsS, consisting of Hard ware, RAILROAD and Ma
Gnlnists suppl etc, situated At Nos * snu "a
sonG street and Nos As and 40 Fnlton str.at -
.hs siss District Of this sity, as Der nvento ~
Srlzed IN he above suits
iefms-cash on the spot
''Ao 10 ." % Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Ora.,.
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VS. NAFSs wary W. k0i0.
WIDOW Anton Hermann,
EoURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
OF orleans, No. 40 6O.-By virtue of a writ Of
s eeizuro ana sale to me directed BY the honorable
the Fourth District Court for the parish Of o.
leans IN the above entitled cause will proceed tn
sen sen ~ pu61c auction, at the Merchants and Auc.
uoneers Exchange, Royal street between Canal
ana CustomhOuse streets in the Second Datrict NJ
TINS city. on FRIDAY, July 49, 1875 at tweiva
O'Clock NJ, the following described property to
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, toxether with all
s ana singular the buildings and IMPROVEMENT
ttneIeen, rights, ways, privileges or servjtudes
.neieunto attached or in aDywjse appertaining
situated IN the Third District of this CITY. i'm the
square bounded by Montegu, Levee, Moreau and
Clouet streets, measuring twenty-five to twenfv
SIX feet front on Montegut street. by denth ~
feet between equal and parallel lines
ana IN American measure. Beiup the same mon
erty acquired BY defenG ant herein from the snc
cesslon OF Henry Gettel, as per act passed befora
y. de Armas, notary public in this CITY dated the
twenty nrst OF December, 1871.
Seized in the above SUR
Term -Thfs being the second and last auctiop
tne taid proper ty will be definitely adjudcated to
tne highest snd last bidd for what it will bring
~ WE'VE months credit, the purchaser In rniehinS
Oona' with good snd solvent security, bearing
eIght per cent interest per annum from date AND
special mortgage on the property cold until Anal
payment Said purchaser will have tn dadnct
and pay in cash the printing. sheriff. and
clerks fees. attorneys fees etc, which amonnt ~
about one hundred and TWENTY-FIVE dolIa,. anJ
furthermore, the State. parish and mnnic;nai
taxes, the amount of which is OF yet ascertainaJ
EUGsNE WAGGANAN
ly1 ~ 10 - Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Urleans
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jean vi'lembits vs.. Jea. Dargen.

SIxTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
~ Orleans, No. 786S:-By virtue Of q writ Of seiz.
SIe and ale to me directed by the honorable the
SKIN plstrlct Court for the p. IRISH Orleans in
the above entitled cause, with proceed to seli At
public auction, at the Merchants and Auctionesrs'
exchange Royal street, betwer q Canal and Cus-
tomhou streets, in the Second District Of this
CITY. on SATURDAY. July 81, 1875, a. twelve
wit PAVP0Aky' W
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND together with
al the buildings aud improvements thereon
imgnts ways and privileges thereuntO belonging OF
IN any WISE appel tanning situated. lying ana be-
g m The IS SECOND District i, of this
streets, designated by NUMBER eight on = Man
drawn BY Castang Celies. civil engineers in this
CITY, and deposited in the Office of A. Boudousouie
l late notary public in this city The said lot Of
f ground measuring twenty four feet nine inches
!roht on 81 Pete. street. BY fifty seven feet two
inches seven lines in depth. Being the same
property acquired by the defendant herein by pur-
cnase rom the esta Of A. B. Ceurcel per aci be-
lore said notary A. Boudousquie, dated the TWEEN.
ty second day OF May, 1865.
Seized in the above suit,
Terms-Cash on the spot
EUGENE WA0GAMAN
ie29 iv1l l8 n ~ O~1osnSs
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EUGENE WA00AMAN
y8 10 IS aul0 Civil Sheriff of the Parish of OrlaAnn
The City of New Orleans VI. Ferdinand
PecOul

The City of New Orleans W. Ferdinand
Pecoul
GUPER1OR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
y Of Orleans. No. 76,69L-By virtue of q writ Of
heri facias to me directed BY the honorable
the Superior District Court for the parish
OF Orleans in the above entitled cause for
city taxes of 1874, viii proceed to seil It
public auction, at the Merchants and Auction
GERS E1chan &c. Royal street, between Canal ana
Customhouse streets In the Second District Of
this city, on WEDNESDAY, August IL, 1875. At
twelve o'clock NJ. the following described
OsE CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in
the Second District Of this city in square humber
thirty six. bounded by Charires, Bienville. Gus
tom m streets and Exchange alley designated
Charities street, by ffty.three feet on Bienvine
ONE CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in
the Third District Of this city, in square num-
6er one hundred and fifty three, bounded bv
Char:res, trenchmen, Elysisn Fields and RoyaI
streets, designated as lot number twenty, meas
nrlng forty feet on Charities street. by one hun
dred and twenty. eight feet in depth.
ONE CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND situatea
in the Fourth District of THE city in "a are NUM-
Der twenty-five bounded by sixth, Leyee 81.
Ihonas and Seventh streets, designated as lot
number i've, and part lot number four me Assuring
:0rty-nlne feet on sixth street, by one HUNDRED
ana twenty seven feet in depth.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
EUGENE WAGGAMAN.
JyS IL aull Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleana
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The City of New Orleans W., nlich... Con-.
dram. O~s1s

SUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THR pAprsu
9o1 Orleans No. So 295-By virtue of a vt =. =
supe1or 70 me directed BY the honorable the
IN the above entitled cause for city ta1e ~ 1a1s
VIII proceed to sell at public auction at ~,
s,eac. and Auctioneers' Exchange. RoVaI
IN The Secn0S lanai and Cusiomhouse streets.
august 1875 at twelve O'Clock H.. the fOIoD1nI
ooScr1oed property, to wit ~ O"i"k
ONE CkRTAlN LOT OF GROUND sitnated T.; -.
hnudred and fifty, bounded by Perd;Sn u 6 tnree
Liberty and Howard streets, oesens,sS =" OF.
nL Jour, measuring thirty feet nine inchs. N
t 1oo street, by one hundred feet four inchs. IN r.;
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND .;.,..., J.
Snm 0 r I Dlstrlct OF this city in SQUARE ruv.h
Sr ~, nunoiea aud six, bounded BY C,ara Psrd,So
nssoI qua magnolia streets, des,rnat. q. Its
sevsntv f.~t eight aud twenty. nine measuring
twenty feet IL ds,a street. by one hundred and
-, TWO cERTAiS Iors OF aRousp .,t,.,.a :,
TIVE tas. Dstrict Of this city, in SQUARE nnmbsr
Triton Vail , "ho ni.y,six, bounded by Dryedes.
- follows Lot number tVsntv's;s' Gos,sna!eo
S.a ~ saioe ieet on Dryades street nv one hun.
savon snu my leet IN depth; lot humber tver1v-
on 6rvaSss sa,ng twenty seven feet three inches
feet ~ %.n, street. by one hundred and sixty one
in THREE ,hls EXC CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situated
Two rst district of this city, in square humber
Julia CirnS sn9 ntty seven. bounded by Dryades
e. 81 "n n 1ot number thirty measuring tbirty-six
sev.n aues street by one hundI cd and TWENTY
ore aeI ten inches in depth; lot number tWenty
by one hundred and sixty feet in DEPTH lot nn1,
oer Ihlrty five measuring thirty. two faer s;y ;nh
SM Diyadee street by one hundred and tvsntu
seven feet in depth. ~ evenly
seized in the above suit
lerms-Cash ON the spot
;r,,o, EUGENE WAGGAMAu
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The City of New Orleans W.. ID. Jameson
l. McintO-ch.
SUPER1OR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
Of feri facias to me directed by the honorable
the Superior District Court for the parish OF Or.
OF 1874, will proceed sell at public auction, at
the Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchauge, Royal
street between Canal and CustOmbOuse streets
IN the Second district of this city on WEDNESDAY,
August II 1875. at twelve o'clock NJ, the following
described pro oerty, to wit
First District Of this city, in square humber one
hundred and sixty eight. bour ded BY Common,
Camp Mag zine and GSavier streets, desi9nated
C0mmen street. by ninety six yeet ten inches in
depth.
Seized in the above suit
Tsrms-Caah on the spot.
EUGENE WAGGAMAN
JyS % au1f Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of O,leanA
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The Life.SaviDg Service.
A Washington special to the Chicago
Times, saws;

Times, says:
The extension of the revenue and marine
service, known as the life-saving, to the
great lakes, is q move that can but possess
the greatest interest to all connected with
the passenger and freight traffic of the in
land seas. s. J. Kimba!l, chief of the rev.
enue and marine service, has just returned
from Philadelphia, where he has been test
ing, by series of experiments, q new life
DO at with view of adopting it in the ser
vice. Mr.. Kimball is busy pushing ahead
the work upen the life stations on the lakes.
He does not, however, hope to have them
completed and in working order until next
year. He was not satisfied with the life
boat that he examined at Philadelphia, a.
he does not believe it practicable for the
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A~~'oTO anu - NE u. Lewis We
We'll Brother.
SI4TH DISTRICT COURT FOR THR PARISH or
~ Orleans No s5e6-By virtue of an order Of sale
orable the Sixth District Court Tor tha Mia. n
dreams IN the above entitled cause viii proceetf
70 sol ~ pubic auction. On TUESDAY july 81 1875
ana 70 Orleans street. between Royal an Bourhor
S'.eets 10 the second District of this CITY
all THE GOODS AND MERCHANDISE RI,RNt.
IUhk ETC., taken from the premises No. 90 1irA.;ar
s'r re. eGalslstlng of groceries, liquors. etc
at my office. " "y ~ sSen
provislonallv seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot
;,,c, EUGENE WAGGAMAN
Jyl 10 IS n Civil Sheriff Of the Parlsh 81 O,,.
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Written for the New Orleans Republican
LEXINGTON.
BY THOMAS n. HOWARD.

BY THOMAS n. HOWARD.
Let the shout for Freedom ring;
Sound sgain the church bell chimes;
Lexington today We sing
Famous town of olden times,
Freedoms bsttle-'twas begun
Just hupdred yesrs ago,
When our yeemen struck the foe
In the streets Of Lexington;
There a glorious day was won.
Many fiercer, grander fray
Shocks Of mightier hosts Of men,
Have been bravely fought since then
Have, since then, been Lost or won;
But no shots resound to day
Fired, no matter where OF when
In the ears Of living men,
Like those fred at Lexington
When Freedoms battle first begun.
IT'S less armies than tits truths
Grapple in . sacred cause;
Men 20 DOWNFALL. bearded youths
Tribute to nations laws;
Thus 1t 10 the rapture. strife.
Blood, and agony and death,
Are precursors Of Q life
That hath tenure not Of breath
A nation'slife like that We won
A hundred years sgo-begun
First in the streets Of Lexin gtOn
New Orleans, July IL, 1875.
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l.. n 0OfsberGef 70. &. Il. KoOlsberger.
EIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
faciss to me directed BY the honorable the Filth
District Court for the parish of Orleans in the above
entitled cause will proceed to sell at public auc-
ton, At the Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange
koya! street. between Canal and Customhousc
streets IN the Second District Of this city, on
TUESDAY, July q, 1875. at twelve o'clock NJ, the
following described property, to viii
TWO DOUBLE CASE GOLD WATCHES, one No.
zIo o.. American Watch Company make; enc No.
A 1856. NJ. T. Tobias maker; one gold Finger RIM
with five rose diamonds set ia the ring.
Seized in the above suit.
TeIms-Cash on the spot
EUGENE WAGGAMAN.
jyls Is Is n Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.