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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-18
slcGibbOn, Allyn & DubOi. VS.. I7,omo

.hcOibbon, Allyn q Dubois VS.. Llama
Lesparre.
SIALh DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
- orleans No 7o58.-By virtue OF writ Of 6eri
District Court for the parish of orleans IN tbs
aGGVe entitled cause, will proceed to
s .,ia.; at public auction at the Merchants and
1aT Exchange, Royal street between
Lanai nan ana Cuttomhouse streets, in the Second
n 1asI OF this city, on TUESDAY, February 70.
Irn, az we've O'Clock NJ, the folio wing described
LOl Or GROUND. with the buildings and in.
thereon, privileges and servitudee
square bounded by Burgundy, Barracks, Rampart
ana ~. a. Hospital streets, having French measure
.lIty-eeven and q half feet front on Burgundy
street Dy Einety-fve feet in depth. Acquired hy
'hs aeiendant he rein on the second Of July 1870
Seized in the above suit. ~
Terms-Cash on the spot,
EUGENE WAGGAMAN.
..oo ., civil Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans
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The City of New Orleans vs.. T.. Il. Thomas,
Jr same VS.. same; same VS.. same; same
CUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- Of Orleans, Nos. 63 68l IL 533 So $40 and Is ~
BY virtue of four writ of feri hcias to me d;
rected by the honorable the Superior District Court
for the parish Of Orleans. in the above entitled
causes for city taxes Of 1870 1871 1873 aud 1874
will proceed to sell at public auction at the Mer-
chants and Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal street.
between Canal and CustOmhouse streets in the
Second District of this city. on WEDNESDAY,
March 5 1875, at twelve O'clock NJ, tho following
described property, to wit
Two CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situated In
the Third District of this city, in square number
eight hundred and ninety seven. bounded by Is
panade, Roman, Pfiaur and Kerlerec streets
designated as lots numbers and two measur-
ing each thirty one feet front Esplsn street
by one hundred and twenty six feet front Oh Ro
man street.
ONE PORTION OF GROUND, situated in the
Third District of this city, in square number eight
hundred and sixty eight, bounded by Clouet, Fe-
hciana Solidelle and Josephine Streets measuring
two hundred and thirty four feet by three hundred
and forty one feet.
Seized in the above suits.
TeYms-Caah on the sDot.
EUGENE WAGGAMAN
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans
fe13 NH
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fel8

S' 9TH
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sixth Did
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Terms
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-18

Dr. r. II. Piussnnt VS.. W. ii. Campbeii.
NOuRTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
Il OF Orleans, No. 40, i20-By virtue of a writ OF
s seizure re-, and sale directed by the honorable
Orleans. in tho above entitled cause, to W.
r: Harper. late sheriff. and by said late sheriff
to me transferred, will proceed to sell at public
ton, at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange,
Royal street, between Canal and Customhouse
streets. in the Second District Of this city on
SATURDAY February TO- 1875, at twelve O'Clock NJ.
the following described property, to wit
THREE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND with nil
the buildings and Improvements thereon situated
IN the sixth District of this city, late city and
parish OF Jefferson, in square number fifty or three
hunded and thirty six. new plan, and bounded BY
Perrier, Prytania. General ayor and Coustan tho
pie streets the said portion Of ground measuring
ninety feet trent on Perrier street by one hundred
feet in depth. and is composed Of lots numbers
twenty, twenty-one and twenty-five as per plan
Of said faubourg, which property was acquired by
the defendant herein by purchase from John Moy-
ian, per act passed before +. y. Earhart, notary
puollc IN this city, on February 9, 1872.
Seized in the above suit
Terms-C6sh on the spot
EUGENE WAGGAMAE
ia1 Fa1O - oN-~--->H'
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"S >AtS
CJPERIo1
~ of Orle1
TWO write
honorable
parish of O
city taxes 4
public auc1
Exchange.
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city. on Mo
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the Third d
two hundrd
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three feet
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Seized In
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ish Of Ofle
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the Fiat !
two handI
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lot number
On Carond,
seized In
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ID. NeGr

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district {
above eL1
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furniture.
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Terms
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City Of New Orleans W.. James Voed:
same We. same; same vs. same.

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Civil Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans
jar fe6 1927
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The City OF New Orleans vs.. James n
PhGlnS.

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The City of New Orleans vs.. Il. Il. Thomas,
Jr.; same vs. same; same VS.. same; same vs.


Civil Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans
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Board of Health Of the State of louisiana
to. define its powers and prescribe its du-
ties and those of quarantine and other Off
GERS under its control; to provide for it's
expenses and for the recording of births,
deaths and marriages; to provide penalties,
and for the enforcement Of the same, for
violations of this act and the ordinances
and orders made in pursuance thereto.
On motion of Mr.. Burch, the bill was re-
committed to the Committee on Health and
Quarantine.
The President directed the Secretary to
read the following communication:
New ORLEANS. February Is, 1875.
Hon. C. C. Antoine:
DEAR SIR-1t seems to me you would ad-
vance the interests OF our commerce if you
would have the Senate pass q memorial to
Congress, asking them to aid Tom SCOTS
bill asking for aid in building his Texas
PacInc railway and branches. Also, aid
Tor improvement of South Pass, at the
mouth OF the river; also Tor leyees Othe.
Legislatures North have done go, and we
should make 1t our first business to look to
our great internal Improvement,
Very respectfully,
III. HIGBXr
Referred to the Committee on Railrcae3a
and Internal improvements.
Mr.. Burch called up Senate bill No. So,
bill to be entitled an act to provide for
taking Of the State census, the same being
the special order of the day.
The President declared the pending oues-
ton to be the amendment which Mr..
Twitchell offered, as follows: "Nor shall
any supervisor or clerk receive pay for
more than forty days for each 1000 inhabit-
ants" To be added to section seven.
Mr.. Wharton in the chair.
Mr.. Brewster moved to amend the amend
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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1875-05-27

DIED-In Homer, La, on the 18th
April, 1875, after brief and painful
illness, Mrs. MARY .ARAMINTA
BLACKBURN, wife of w. J. Black
burn, in the 9TH year of her age.
This dear young mother left the
world under most sad and trying cir
cumstances-leaving four blessed lit
tie children, the youngest onlya few
hours old.
She was perhaps unconscious of
her perilous condition-unconsci
that death was upon her-yet she
was not unprepared to die, an1 pass
ed away as the wave rolls on and set
ties down in smoothness upon it's
mother waters, and as peacefully as
the zephyr that whispers from leaf
to leaf and commingles with the dis
tant and more quiet cadence of ma
lures calm melody.
There is an old epitaph in an Eng
fish church-yard which reads:
''When sorrow weeps DER Virtues sacred
dust,
Our tears become us, and our grief is just"
There is in fact no more sacred du-
ty-no more heavenly relief-than to
mourn for the departed whom we
have loved on earth, and who have
loved us, and to pay them every re-
spect and veneration within our poor
and week power. For truly, how
poor and weak becomes all earthly
power, when reaching. out after the
sacred dead.
1t may be an unmanly weakness,
but | candidly confess there is feel
ing-an overpowering sympathy-in
contemplating dear departed ones,
which melts me utterly and without
reserve. / would, if at all know my
heart, rather sleep in the tomb with
dear kindred and friends-even il
that were all of future hope-than
dwell here for evermore with the
heartless and vain, surrounded by all
the glitter and glory and luxury Of
earth.
MoLLIE BLACKBURN was the de.
voted wife of my eldest-born, and the
kind and watchful mother ofmy deal
little grandchildren, and as such
loved her while living and mourn
her when dead; and with me no gems
Of thought, in prose or poetry, could
add aught to the sacredness Of hel
memory. She was simply a true
Christian woman; and I believe, as
believe in the justice and power oftht
God of Heaven, that she has gone
home to rest-where all of us who are
worthy shall meet her hereafter, anC
dwell with her in happiness forever.
This is my tribute to your memo
ry, my dear departed daughter-in
law-feeble but none the less SINGER,
and devoted.
w. JASPER BLACKBURN.
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Lieut-Gov. Coleman of Mis-

Lieut-Gov. Coleman of Mis-
souri, says Texas is to become
the great stock growing State
of the Union. Tens of thou
sands of cattle, horses and
sheep he saw, as he travelled
through the State, sleek and
fat, that had not received a
mouthful of food during the
past winter, but such as they
plucked from the prairies.
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Notice to Creditors.
The Colorado Farmer.

Weekiy, lb pages, g. IS per annum, illus
" trated by original pictures of Rocky
Mountain scenery, towns AMI cities, and
leading farmers aud stock r,isersss Owned,
edited and published by Patrons. Tie only
paper in Colorado, Wyoming or New Mexico
having Granger editor. Household, Young
Folks and Literary Departments edited by
a lady The managing editor is Secretary
Of the Colorado Industrial Association, and
OF the Colorado Stock Growers Association.
Address, -
JAS. F. WILDER, Business Manager,
n9-ots Denver, Colorado
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BILLINGS & WHITNEY
ROCKY HILL, CONN,

ROCKY HILL, CONN,
Breeders of
Light and Dark Brahmas, White Cochins.
Kouen and Ayesbury Ducks, Bronze
Turkeys,
4 the Connecticut State Fair and Conn
n State Poultry Show, 1874, were award.
ed 4S Premiums; at the State Poultry Show,
won the Presidents Medal for the largest
number Of Meritorious Entries in the Cali.
naceous and Aquatic Glasses; also Special
for best collection of Aquatic fowls. Have
for sale B. b. Il. Game Bantams at IS per
pair. Eggs in the season ut the following
prices:
Light and Dark Brahmas, per tloz. .*i CO
White ChOcins. ......... -. 4 OF
Bronze Turkeys. -. 8 OO
B. b. r. G. Bantams, -. 3 OC
Address BILLINGS & WHITNEY,
n6-3ms Hartford. Conn
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p6 The Eastern and Western
mail due this place daily, via Fill
more, has failed twice within the
past week. Sunday and Tuesday the
sub-contractor at Fillmore neglected
to forward the Bellevue mail. We
are not disposed to grumble, but do
object to being left out in the cold''
too often.
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New Advertisements.
Fair Warning to Tax Payers.

IT is my duty to collect and assess the taxes
l. Of this parish, and l intend to give all
parties fair chance and due warning before
serving notices on them But while / am
discharging my duty, shall require every
man to do his; 80 you had better come for
ward, give in your property and pay your
taxes without further notice, thus saving
cost and trouble.
No further time will be granted delin.
quents.
PERCY BAKER,
Tax Collector of Bossier parish.
May 9th, 1875. 1913
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~ Mr.. r. T. Stinson. from Red
River, near Benton, this parish, was
in town Monday. He reports no rain,
Of any benefit to the crops, in his sec
ton within the past month. The
corn is suffering in consequence.
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STRAY SALE.

Fstrayed before JOS E. Adger. Jr., j. p,
~ by Austin Hudson, OH the 18th day of
March, 1875, and will be sold to the highest
bidder for cash. ut Bellevue, Louisiana,
on Saturday, the BID day of July, 1878, two
Roam Colts, one about four years old, the
other three The latter has the big head
roam appraised at s..
The owner is requested to come forward
prove property, pay charges, &c.
. "A. THOMAS, Stray Master
Bellevue, La, April |, 1875.
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~ We have had no rain in this
section since the 18th instant. The
crops, especially corn, are desperate
" short" in this respect, and a good
shower would not only be welcomed,
but prove God-send; as Carpenter
hath it.
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~ In another column viii! be
found the advertisement of NJ. A h.
Wheelahan, New Orleans. dealer in
paints, oils, glass, varnish, brushes,
artists materials, wall paper and
window shades, &c. Also, supply
ready mixed paints of various col
ots, In packages of one to five gallon
cans, always kept on hand at this old
and reliable establishment. Mr.. w.
]. GOLDEN, the obliging and atten-
tive business manager ofthe firm, will
give prompt attention to the filing OF
all orders from the country.
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Stray Sales.
STRAY SALE.

EHstra, ed before Joseph +. Adger, Jr., j
u p, by George Gamble. on the oath
day of March, 1879, and will be sold to the
highest bidder, for cash, at Bellevue, Louis
lana, on Saturday, the Bird day Of July
1873, a certain small sorrel horse about ten
years old. When said horse came to his
premises he vas shod all around
Appraised at $l5.
The owneris requested to come forward
prove property, pay charges, &c.
Ia. THOMAS, Stray Master.
April | 1875
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ndr For the past week the wealth
or has been decidedly warm. Blank
cts, WOODEN clothing and fires are no
longer in fashion. 1t is now in order
to Law them away where thieves do
moi enter and moths are not permit
led to deyastate.
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~ In another column will be
found notice to the tax payers OF
th;s narish from Collector Baker.
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,S'l Gifts, amounting to. -. . $57 500
The following prominent and well known
citizens have been selected to act upon com
lnittees for the purpose OF supervising the
Concert, and who pledge themselves to
guard against everything that is not just and
right to ticket holders, both in their dis
bursement of funds and in the manner of
conducting the Concert 1t is their duty to
inspect all books and records. and if at any
time the affairs are improperly conducted,
their indication OF the fact will bepublicly
given. otherwise, their guarantee is u sure
protection against any possibility of wrong
or fraud. @
GENERAL SUPERVISING COMMITTEE
Hon. T. p White, T. b. Patton,
w. A. Martin, Col. w. L Young,
b. r. White, II s. Priest,
S. +. Griffith, John L. voolfolk.
COMMITTEE on DISBURSEMENTS
VIII Firth, VIM Moody,
B. Levy, j. l.. Wright.
EXECUTIVE OFFICERS
The following gentlemen have consented
to act and do all i'll their power in the fol-
lowing positions:
A. I. BISSEL General Manager,
F.P WILEY, Gen'l Ticket Agent.
WI. HALLECK, Secretary
Those widely known and sound financial
institutions, the Mechanics Savings Bank,
and Avery & Voolfolk, Bankers, have been
selected as repositories OF all monies re-
ceived from sale Of tickets. 4
REFERENCES Norman j. Colmas, Lieut.
| Governor; Hon. Theo. Brace, State Senator;
Hon. Vim. Qnaylo. Representative; Hon. II
NJ Porter, member Constitutional Conven-
tion Hon ] II h,rkholder, Mayor of Mober-
| ly; Joel Smith, A T Terrell, City Cvuncil,
city of Moberly Mechanics Savings Bank,
! Avery & Voolfolk; DIR Lockridge, Sturgeon,
Mo; X l. Billingsley & Co; North Main streetf
st Louis; Vim Bosbysheli, SIP North Third
street. st Louis, and for further reference,
any business or professional man in The city
of Moberly
Good and responsible people wanted to
work for the interests Of the Association
Liberal commissions allowed
! How ID REMIT TO Us.-Money should he
sent by Express or by Draft. Postofiicc Mon
ey Order or Registered Letter, and all or.
ders will be promptly filled For fnll PAT
ticulars, address
W. J. Halleck, Sec'y.
| N. BIN writing, be sure and sign your
Name, Town, Parish and State in full.
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Public Opinion.

4odd VIC ScltlOuo WOIuS VI
welcome from the Southern
press to Vice-President Will
son, that their treatment of
Messrs. Lamar and Gordon a
few weeks ago was just a little
discourteous FL n. Y. Tribune.
Of course, not. Your phari
saical loyal" scribbler is not
trouble with such disloyal re-
Elections.
There will be only two par
ties in the next Presidential
election, one will be Republi-
can, the other Democratic. The
Liberal Republicans and the
Independents will ally them
selves with the latter organiza.
ton, if they are sincere and
honest in their opposition to
the administration. Memphis
Appeal (Dem.)
The fact is that all the signs
of the times indicate that there
will be no use and no room for
a third party in 1876. The fight
will be between the Repub1i
can apd Democratic parties,
and neither of them will take.
up with a non-committal, be-
twixt and between sort of man
like Mr.. Adams Indianapo-
lis Journal (Rep)
/ The independent voters are
not to be ignored. They are
increasing every day by as
much as the strength of the
Republican party is diminish
ing. But they are quite too
Independent to follow the lead
of the Delmonico dinner table
and walk blindly up to the
support of Charles Francis
Adams.-[Utica Observer CD
! There are many slips be
tween the cup and the lip, but
we do not think we will be far
mistaken in our prediction that
if things get no worse for Grant
than they are he will receive
the nomination of the Office
holders Convention and be
beaten by the electoral vote
and the people, Wilmington
| On. c. Star (Dem.)
The Radical charmer, charm
he never SO wisely, can never
agin WOO this frightened indie
pendent back to his loathsome
MIRAGE. The severance is as
inexorable and irrevocable as
death.-[Pittsburg Post DEM
Possibly Senator Morton
may, before next December,
discover some good reason tc
let go of Pinch back, and there
will be an end of a business
which, for a long term of years
has been a vexation and a
shame Boston Advertiser
Rep
But Pinch will not be chock
ed off in such a matter. AbouI
, that time he will unearth 6
, little political history that will
shock (D loyal modesty.
The inherent difficulties O
managing the Indians art
) great, but the whole history O
our dealing with them is on,
upon which no Christian PEG
, pie can look without sham,
and remorse. They are, in par
8 at least, a bad lot, but we hav,
treated them shabbily.-[Po
: land Press (Rep.)
: We have called the roll q
the Democracy, and we tint
that the ranks are full-"al
present or accounted for" Blu
on the other side there is a Sc
rious defection-a detection
! which may be exactly measur
| ed by the size of the Independ
ent vote. The Independent vo
ter just now is in a uebulou
I state. He has not come to stay
He is floating around, gather
ing those particles Of matte
3 mot to say knowledge which
! will eventually solidify him
Mo oHuicn np1p rroo1 cri N lc ~
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n6 See professional card of Mr.. J.
q Keyser i'm another column.