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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-29
In he Matter of the CITY Of New Orleans

EUtENE " AUGAMAN,
au2C 20 se2l Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of OreaRa
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-29

aul7 % SELF Civil Shsrtf of the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-29
The Civ OF New Orleans vs.. Widow
HayN SchDkal


auf8 30 Sc 3 Civil Sheriff OF the Par sh ut Dreams
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In the Matter of the City of Now Orleans
praying for a decree of mortgage, privilege
ETC., upon the property OF the Third Draining
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Henry Dutfey W. Bernard Kowaiski.

EUUENE W AUUAMAN,
au2O 20 SO 81 Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of Or e an
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-09-09

g wier, similar fixed eontr vance pier, seine, drag gzn net on before the Affscnth day of Mzrsh in eacn year, with suitable blank forms for the reports of
 ch required by section three, arranged that the catch Of each day of fsng may De separately xeeer a thereon and in filling out such reports such own ing, far practicable and it zhan be the duty of such owner or proprietor tO apply to the fish commissioners for such blank forms. s.sI 7l
 SEC. G. The owner or owners of all pounds, wiers, or other similar fixed eoMtrfvanees for catching 19h, shall from six o'clock Saturday evening, until six 0'eieek on Monday morning next following. during the entire period of time from April first, to June of wzfer a least thirty feet of the outward ssaMard end of the leader and net or sporn of at feee in length, sha be arranged to the satisfaction of the fish commissioners at not more than ten feet 1rsm the mouth of the bowl Of every pound, to pre- vent shad or other fish from entering the same, in following the line of the leader. which shall not in any
 case De more than one hundred rods in length to any pound, situated between the mouth of Connecticut river and C0rnhed Point the town of Old Eaybrook,
 SEC. '. No person shall use draw any seine drag,
 B other net in any of the waters of this stake be- tween the hours of six o'clock on Saturday evening and sin o'clock the Sanday evening next following, iron Apr fifteenth to June twenty fifth, inclusive each year.
 sEc. a. Any person who shah wilfully and know- ingy violsts of the preyslons of this act who ssN neglect and refuss to give to the dsh c0mmfs- ssOners the information required by section three taboye1 in the manner therein required, shali viction thsreol be punished bys fine not exceedin two hundred dollars.
 sscti0Rs oae, two three, four i've seven, eiaht and nine of article two chapter four title sixteen, of the general statutes of the sate 0f Connecticut hereby repealed and all sets and parts of acts inconsistent herewith are hereby repealed. -.t
 Approved July 22d, 1875. ..,,. .Fl.-a
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-09-09

!, Much has been said and written about
 ..rapid transit in New York, and while
 the discussion has been going on, the FL eYated Railr0ad Co, have been putting in-
 to practice plan to accomplish this great
 need of the metropolis. This road com
 mences at Broadway opposite Bowling
 Green and near the Battery, and runs up
 Greenwich street and the Ninth avenue to 34th street, as distance of abont four miles It is built above the sidewalk about on 8
 level with the second story of the build
 ings. The structure is composed of iron
 guiders supported at proper distances by
 iron columns, and has been lately greatly
 strengthened and safety guaranteed by the placing of heavy guard rails, so that it would seem almost an impossibillty for the cars to run of the track to do much damage. The time occupied in making the trip including several stoppages, is about p minutes, and has been run in fifteen. Wishing to escape the heat and over-crowding of the s1ow-going street cars, recently took the train of cars on the elevated road to ride up town. Eve rything went nicely till after passing the 3Oth street station, and when near 32d street, when something broke on the en- zine, and the train was brought to a full stop And there we were suspended some thirty feet above the street; the dummy engine was powerless to move us either way, and there seemed no way of escape from this awkward predicament, but Mieawberlike, to waitf something to turn up" We had the sympathy of the crowd which soon gathered on the street and at the windows, but of what use. was sympathy to us? What we par ticularly desired at that time was some way to get down. And then fancy our feelings upon seeing an undertaken drive his wagon up, and backing up to the curb directly under us, sit there with the calm ness of those engaged in his profession, apparently expecting several additional jobs in his line of business Whether or ny s1A0 NoAoAcA Ltso UCCA HOslAcO tO SAb on us, l could not say. If he had put m an appearance he would have found sev- eral as lively corpses as he ever held an inquest over. Things did begin to look serious. But at length another train came up and pulled one of our cars back to 3Oth street.-thus relieving us from very un- pleasant dilemma. and cheating the under taker of his fancied victims. I have no ill., will for any person, and desire to see eve, " one succeed in all their undertakings. but I trust it will be a long time before that man shall reap,a harvest at the ex- pense of the elevated railroad. Thus end. ed our experience of ''rapid transit" Sic transit. J.
 New Haven, Aug. 2S, 1875.
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-09-09

AyT NxME ifoK i Dcoe.-A citizen of Gfatiot aveane called on the Chief of Pc lice yesterday sApd without any skirmish- ing. around he inquired:
 = 'ssn't defe nome law about dot?" is.thatT T. asked the Chief. -- '.0an dQkshe dot a weller shall. call his deg Bismarck ?" -induired the man.
 Why. q man can name his dog any name hswanss to, T sappcss. .si1 x5s zs1 5' sHe 2 e:9 E Hessssese .r;< .s.a ! P ~Ahd d6s mon sthaH call his dog Bis mareks' sd. Lsds;u-@s bss- .s- .xsE "'1eaF I9;sx. :.:$ ie ao; ;yI.s~r sr.t zoa
 "And ze law ish no goot ssN0. "ss .Sa1csssH sSFo@{s .szss EsssttH lia Lyesi I.ahall go mitmy house and name my dog Shorge- -Vhashington- Sheneral- Grant BOstmaster-Shewel-poo- ty quick l'
 And he wasfed Ill aie face as he left.- lsssss' s-zs i11isS2S. ssssL { q .s.T
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-09-09

A couple of neigbbors became so hos tile that they would not speak to each -otbers but one OfShem, having been coz .erted'at camp meeting. on seeing his '.How dye do Kemp? I am humble enough to shake hands with a dog"
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-09-09
GRAVEYARD RHYMES.

NEW PRESTON. Aug. 31st, 1875. Until of late,a stranger would have had grave doubts; of the existence of a ceme- tery in this place. but now that the brush has been cleared away, the stones are yisi- ble. and neat gate is . marked improve ment. There are many ancient stones, from some of which have copied the fol- lowing unique efusions: r. ...
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-09-09

A thief having stolen a cup from tay- ern, was pursued, and great mob was raised around him. A byseander was asked what was the matter. 'sNothing, g was the reply, .tonly poor fellow has taken cup too much.
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-09-09

An injndfcious burglar worked five hours one night last week, buTrowing. in- to one of the railroad buildings at Ches- ter, and after he effected m eTfrai1cs. ex- hausted; perspifing, and profans, he had his choice of ssealing q hand car or a dis abled freight car truck. Long, long hours after he had passea out Of sight down the railroad track, the people of Chester could hear him sweax-- BHFEas0t0n 1HasaE- Eye.
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1704

.tl~ ss -aTE q 1794. 5E .-f .. .s. Here lies inferred blooming youth,
 Who lived in love and died in truth.
 Behold and see as you pass by, As you are now, so once Wss I, ASA's-. As4 am now, 50 mnst you be;
 Prepare for death and follow me. Some sacriligious wag intimated below with a pencil that he didn't care to follow until he knew his destination. The following is upon the death of a man who was killed by the upsetting of a carF:f -s s-a e-s.-t 3..s ., ~F .z s Do think as you pass by,;
 How sudden was my death; - And may you all prepare t0 die,
 Before you end your breath. ..., .,- ,.,g.,..,- TIT.
 Hers did she %,
 .Just as slzeAiia begin ..t . .s Death to know, ' lp h-ss BsfoFe she knss to ssn. aI E 92-tg s-rfai 1rso = .z a'l -g zBrz. ,al Sscs.ruIs alI neU sU-,s r.ss sv.E -.7sg sse- s Stop here and pee this place, Kensnbefs shorily yOa .1nust die -EsaeF &1.. E.. Whosres sf Adams race -st .-~rsr. -ss "a = : s.s glSO0.5 2 J...s..s- --. If youth on. future years presume,
 Their fSftefIng prospects fSds,,
 -A Their hepesfys haried in the tomb
 Where their own corpse is laid.
 1900.
 Blest is the-chieftain ;wh6se decease
 Transmits his soul to endless peace, E-WAoss AAsA stillsfambes inthe ddst, ' -.=s Hn walked to join tkarising just. ,s- -s1ssSsxsss.--s 17S6.;s.t .ss. s. r< .s Cropt at noon, he's gone. heiR gone; He shined fHsfts of peace. Co stu astn<m; -e@@ ss Sisa so s so;si and and DJEtress aud Ksnt, en lin ai1 fix their syss. - ! Hese lies his body, blended with the dust, .w Msiila the rss1rreEtlon of fthejnss<
 xs.. THRKE PEAs..
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-09-09
COLDS MAGIC WROUGHT IRON HEATER

s new Invention by s. J. Gold, the Inventor Il of Colds Steam and Sanitary Heaters and combines in one, many of the pecularities of both these heaters. It is contracted of boiler plate iron tightly riveted and its durability will be such as to be smoke, dust. and gas-tIght for years. The smaller sizes cost but little more than a parlor stove, and with the same amount of coal, will heat much more space than the stove. .-.-
 For economy in cost, for heating capacity. and for the saving of the heat the coal makes that of pure and June-like quality. it challeng- es comparison with any heater in the market.
 Use one of these heaters and all the smoke, dust and gas which so often fill the house. store office where stoves are used is avoided.
 Send for circular to the Manufacturers.
 GOLD SANITARY HEATING co,
 20 4w West Cornwall Conn
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tHouse Bill No. 9ss.I

CHAP. xCvu.
 An Act to correct Errors and supply Omissions in the
 General Statute Laws Of the State of Connecticut Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Represeuts
 tives in General Assembly convened:
 SEC. l. That, for the purpose of correcting errors and supplying omissions in sAn Act to establish the feyfsions of 1885," so 10 make the same truly ex- press such laws and for the purposes of improving the same, the following amendments hereby made theIein The ninth section of title nye chapter two (paGe hereby repealed and the following sub sitnted in lieu thereof. Secion g. The registrar in every town having city within its limits, shall eireu- ting distrirta." -sN-
 The eighth line of the first section of title eight, chapter two, (page 9l.l is amended by erazing ', and inserting in lieu thereof svI."
 The line of the twelfth section of title twelve chapter one. fpage 1851 is amended by erasng the words 'sused exclusively in churches, or by any organized band and others" and by adding af- ter the word sdoslars in the thirty lfne the words and an musical instruments used exclusively by churches
 The nineteenth section of title twelve, chapter twc page l6A is amended by erasing the worus spreced.
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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-26

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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-05-12
The Frost and the GrasshOppers

From the New York Times.
The old provcrb which says it is
an i'll wind that blows nobody any
good is being verified in manner
most acceptable to the people of
Kansas and Nebraska. AS our read.
ers are aware. these States suffered
very much from grasshoppers last
year. Many Of the settlers seriously
thought of gathering up their modest
household furniture and farming i'm
plements and removing elsewhere.
But for the liberality displayed by
the residents of other States in
helping them to pass through the
winter, and to get ready for yet an
other battle with their enemies. a
very extensive migration would have
occurred. Supplied with food, fuel,
clothing, and seed, their sorely.tried
courage revived. We have no infor-
nation in reference to the nature
of the means they have employed
for destroying the eggs of the grass
hoppers, but there is no doubt that
they have done everything they
could. The fact that they have not
been entirely successful we have
learned from the telegraphic reports
of the past few days. In both of the
States mentioned, it is said that the
frost and cold rains have killed the
young grasshoppers as fast as they
have been Matched, and. better still,
that the crops have remained unin.
jured.