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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-11-08
The Widow and the Bouquet.
Raleigh Sentinel

A pretty widow, whose husband has
been dead several years, received a
beautiful bouquet lately. The man who
sent it had been flying around her with
an earnestness worthy of dry goods
clerk, and it was with extra delight that
he saw her pass his store that evening
with the bouquet of flowers in her
hand.
" / am SO pleased to see you with
them," said he, and thousand little
cupids dimpled in his smile.
eyes" she replied, :" it was very
kind In you; | always knew you liked
him; | am taking them to his grave
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-11-08

and curtains. The plaintiff found his
rectory q perfect pest house, and it was
impossible for him to inhabit it until
after q thorough removal ton. He es-
timated the damages at ESQ to ESQ,
and obtained 81 formal verdict in his fa-
vor, the amount to be decided by the
ref e1 ees
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-11-08
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1876.

THE PASSING BELL.
BY ANNE BoLEYN.
@ Death, rock me to sleepe,
Bring me to quie} reste,
Let pass my very guiltlesse ghoste
Out of my careful breaste;
Toll on the passinge bell,
Ring out the doleful knell,
Let the sounde my dethe tell,
For [ must dye;
There is no remedye,
For now I dye.
Farewell, my pleasures past,
Welcome, my present payne!
| feel my torments so increase,
That life cannot remayne.
Cease now the passinge bell,
Rung is my doleful knell,
Deathe doth draw nye,
Sound my end dolefully,
For now | dye.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-11-08

SUITABLE dover for q wldow-wl-
dover.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-17

r ) In & -
we- VIII puteforward "a candidate Of
our owa Thank Heaven this. Is no
hard cider campaign r'or singing nor
wood choppihg campaign. lnss this
iceatsnnisl year, 'ooly ask that shall
stand, up and vote 9nd be counted
A number other noted speakers, il
full sympathy with Adams, delivered
lbrsef speccbcs.t Sil4f a /,
Sydney Thomss, of Chicago, moved
that the conference recommend to tho
consideration Of both parties sud OF
he people OF the oouatrY, the name
Of l4ifaisslsi se5 tsss r=sty ~
cnARLns FRANCIS ADAMS. ~.
s. Applause.
Il Mt. Exton offered substitute that
conference make no presidential nom-
iilatiol. The substitute vas adopted.
The conference then sajnurInyef sine
die. st4sa7s IS s.sJ7as1 ss.sst, -
fhe executive committee this altes-
noon remained In session about en-
hour, aud decided to. Communicate
~ithasll the states not represented II
the conference in reference to the se-
lec,ion Of gentlemen who shall com
Pose managing committee. The tffhey
made no selections Of members, and
will NOT osprobabiy do 90 ior some days.
Que prominent man from each state
win be added to .the committee.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-17
ODD FELLOWSHIP.

Sr. Louis, May To- The 3i,h an
nu.i session of the grand lodge Of
Odd Fellows Of No, met here to- day,
large representation being present.
Repor's of officers shows very pros
porous condition. Of the order. A
large number OF. new lodges have
been Instituted during the year CON,
ttsbuting members number over 12,-
oO; Revenue t9,oo0; total relief
paid, ~, 1000; money in the treasury
VA ,OoOs amount Of investments 1905.
Ooo Total amounts, 1850, 600.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-17
Chicago Crooked,

eGaic AGO., uls,. May 16.-- In the
Ausnf whisky trial to-day, Alter =
number Of witsesses hsd been called,
jacob Rhctn was called 1tup for the
prosecution. gre s5 !, .
& upstos this point the tes,imooy h1s
been calculated not 90 much TO impli-
cate Mum - 10 show that large aums
of monay had bcsn pSid to Rhem,
who turned il over 10 oahers Rhcm
Fttsti6ed that On the 6sss Of. May his
receipts for illicit traasactions MAS
$500. from Nj. Hessin2. The distil-
,Iers gradually adopted the plan, Of
brewing crooked and Mum, Bridges
and osbess allowed il and shared jim
the Pso6ts. Had paid. : large asoan,
Of money "a Bsid ges, probably $40
TO t45 600. ppld The aoney, directly
TO Mum otly onc~ III tl5,b00. He
Alwsys sent notice 10 the distilless Of
the intended visits from goyernmen,
officers. ,Isls s@s9 IS saa l.s
On cross sxaa.in.tioa Rhem said
fwas 6rsc seduced into whisky .stesl-
ing by H. g, Hessing. Wines . O.
cesueu 't7s II 60 ate 1,so nov tnc case Vas pro
sfnied io MN py HessfSg. hos the
various o.stlilers paid large amounts
g election .ssessnenta. ~ thess
Rhcma vas disbsrser - paid 70 Hoa.
=. y. Wood sso,saN weo Eess Aesf
s'ng piK paft O las ward kneN
lwnere slns sI ms money came AsoR 80
thai t was illegAhy obtained. In
March 1879. MUM InsPscted g Rol q
unker. ~ itness Asked him what be
thonghI hnns s.lds ne loogat 70 re-
port It. : stssae sa'd, hotter LET u
go, ne would settss ~ . ~ itncsa said !
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-17
Religious.
TnR METHODIST.

BALTIMORE, May 16.-In the Meth
odsst conferences ,aSday. a resolution
.haA4swomen be eligible TO the Office
oi leader, steward, exhortcr, and local
preacher, WAS referred; also a resolu.
ton advising annual conferences no,
70 receive, into full connection, nor or
dain any preacher 70 deAc9ns or elders
orders unless he abstain entirely from
the use OF tobacco.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-17

the matter by the cabinet, was the
sending 81 telegram to Gen. Aneer,,
commanding the u. 8. forces in Loui-
slana, inssructing tint officer, on re-
quest II the governor, snd 1t appearing
that the local autbori,ies are not able
to preserve order, 10 give such aid as
ID his discretion may be necessary to
prevent bloodshed and Violence.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-17

Vi CISCINNATI, Ohio, May 16.-The
hotels bcgar to Fill up last evening
with delegates and otLerssswbo viii
be present II the democratic state
conveptiou. Tomorrow. Indications
are that the attendance viii b< large
and The proceedings Interesting. John
G. sThon. .pson. in an Interview, de-
clares the. .co~vention Tor Thurman,
|, .pd that The platform Of last yesr
will not be adopted; but: thai lhe
present platform will not declare fer
: repsel u sbe assumption act, bot
yin snbstiiule another lste, thus
making it for hard money. Gov.
Ans Nos r,s ~ Burnet. His
frsenda are n % y bel.sl, that be
will carry the bgvndon. y Ths,essii
of the priaaries in III. city yesterdsy
imdic.,e nirr,eeu for Alien spd ss,en,
teen for Thurman and two, doubt fnl,
A meeting is called for o4nighepfaa
Ialtthose delegates Who arc ir bfssos
|'of last, years PLATFORM to ,frsnge !
plas Of action for morrowi con
ventions and organize the liead.. q
currfncy reform, = =. H. e.,esassai ela
{! ETpo4ition hsa wss deeo<assA sad
seated Yesterday and Vim bc 6red %
N ~ shasl lsasssaesissa annanner FOL. The
rocspsioA a tie ccnyention
! r. The coaxentfon VII be called to
| srdss ypssspAy 81 u o'oa.ok. I.i
concecded that Hon. Geo aPesdDetos
will be pesnasent chairman. q
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-17
HIsCELLAHR0Us.
TME LlTTLx pILLpocs.

y z
CHCAao, May l6.-The Homeopa-
thic Medical Associations of Illinois
this morning comneuced IT'S 22d an.
uual session, which viii continue three
DAYS. The reports OF committees and
the address of the president, j. S.
Mitchell, Of Chicago, occupied the
greater part of the morning session.
sHIrwREcK
ST.. IonSs, N. b., May l6.-Three
men Of the ship CAleuttA were wreck
ed on Grindstone Island, and have ar.
rived here. or those on board only
Eve reached the land, and were
obliged 10 remain six months before
being taken of.
HANGING BEE
s sSAvAssAH. Ca, May lG Prince
Robertson. aud Paul Campbell, both
eolored, we're hanged here TO- day for
the murder Of Mrs Conhrane aud her
daughter, =. Eden, Efhsgham county.
A. MUSTANG RACE.
NKw YoRE, May l8. The rain this
morning made necessary the postpon-
ment of the nus,ang race against time.
Francisco Feratto, the Mexican who
was 10 have ridden the race, WIS
Withdrawn, and GEORGE Parker,
Known 10 '.Budd,'' was substituted. =
BE WAS born IN Ohio, and is Cahfor-
nian only by adoption.
TnE sRAzlLiAslKlSG.
il LoulsytLLE, May l6.-Dom Pedro
passed here this afternoon en- route
TO the Mammoth Cave, and will re-
turn aud attend the races tomorrow.
5a EASE BALL
srLoua, May l6.-Si. Louis, IL;
Cincinnati H..
E ALL QUIET.
CLKvklAsp, o., May l6 6--Every-
thing quiet in the mining regions.
-s,t ~. BLowgD rP.
y madison, NJ j. May l6-Thc Gil
.a, Powder works vt prakesville c1-
ploded TO day, killing two persons
aud causing loes OF Sl2, 900.
4atstS7 JPRpxsrRIA NlsA.
SAN FaAxcisco, May rl6. AT FIVE
minutes to eight this evening O'Leary
completed his one hundred and fifty
seventh mile, Schn~ll his hundred and
twenty mile. The latter seems to be
weakening. y s @
racine
Lounv,Lln,May l6.; The FIRST race
to-day WAS for two year olds, half mile
dash. Nine started, Lisbon wen.
Time 4a1.
Second race, two mile heats, Ten
brook won, Braeksman I'd. Time
3. 38a
I..st race, mile and dash, Gard
ner won. Time ]. 5Gs
*. NEVADA rEMocRAcY
SAN FsAsclsco, May le-A dis
pstch from Virginia, Nevada, says,
the democratic state convention se-
lcc.ed ~ delegates yesterday TO the J.
asfional osnvention 1t ST. Louis,
Acssss. Ellis, Kelly. .Kaneem, keating,
Fall and Dennis Unpledged. Tilden
6sst choice, Thurm An second. Adopt
ID strong anti. Chinese resolutions.
YKKRY's SUCCESSOR.
| HAKrroRp, Conn, May LEVINE
n. Barnum WAS to-day elected a.. S.
senator, vice Ferry declined.
l. 3 ,sz@, TURKEY.
Losnos, NAY Is. > The British
residents at Zanzibar negotiated .
tressy with the Sultan providing for
the sutirc abolition of the slave trade
asdss strineent rules.
ths Advioes from Salopioa say the total
| nsnber Of arrests in connection with
she outrage there has been 81. Pre-
4 Nnioary enquiry was commenced. and
the excitement has been gradually
ssbsiding. t<~4 81
The post states that Prince Anerspeg
died from the wound he received in a
4 duel .. Prague vith Count KalAwrat.
The latter has been arrested and court
martialed.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-17
wAsH11urof.

KEsrtek y CENTRALLY. Z. CLAIMS.
WAsHiSGrox, NAV 16.- General
w. H. Dan. testi6ed bcfore the v.r
committee 10 d.y, tbs, whih bo "a.
Jodge I'D dvocate, af.er the sx.mina,ioo,
OF the Kentucky Central ol.im, he
vas cleArlv .A,'.Sed i vas. js.t,
and theres"re ao ssde . favors5le re
port, which being approved the
money vas PAID. &c w.s Influenced
by no ono IN making hls decision and
9, s,sll oo"s' de'eds sas Slam = just one.
Inc secretary o. var greqm M red him,
when ne received " thc reposs Eot the
Quarter hsster Gsneral on the suo-
]ecf, to iosssra. . copy 70 rendieson'
Who Forwarded IN asrgument IN repil. ;.
rendieton never u. tired to 1nfueace ,s
ann eAoePI y oI'o pl'e' ole s'a.es =.
,n.,,.r Mt, -. ,h.a l..1. - ~ , :. go. 80
The N s.c,.,.rv of Ws..~..,y ! s@..-h,
), ;,,e,,,.n,. "a ';,a..-...olsessII., 50
III h;n, -h.r (. 1o;,a - srs.av. !,
rsno1,, m - :. Pssdlr,on 80 80 y. ,n.io,,. q q
90 to E.,,o.. Th;, cl.;m - -. f,,n :, J,
n - ,.~.,l.. ,o.,,.. of .h..s;n... "a q
rs,..;.sd go. s...,a..-.:.. 49,
o,he,s no h.cs,,s..S u ~ sn;,..s. - N.
amount inyol,ed. - ss..s,a @ n" 49, !,
q.,~.s -. = - s.qs1a asld q
5,9 = -. - aAs4~ III
.74he secfetary,s a M q seee Assess1
maftc0 tOssthe h0alec . eepo9t 0fs -
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-17

RosprAu, Ont, Maj The .ehool
house at this place vas' struck by
lightaiag yesterday 4Dneni the shii-.
hren wss,killsA. and si1 seriously and
thres sliessly isjarod.h Z
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-17

The countrxS.sS SaSordsthe elec-
Of . man for 1sats whose very
name i. not spael6siye s,ideaee. of, |.
most uncomp psssisfng determination
to make g. pu.. F..-
Arnnbent once 4 core, assl No
worn out CLAP zap II fair pronni-
.es Sill s.ti.ls ou DAY. The act.
pf our candidsaes tict vSTds, are our
G W. ~"s y as.At-
& s. Tie .ddresssftessfers c.lIs d upon
al good citizens tojoinsin the oosn-
ing election, to sup LET no 'presidss-
sisi uandidate who, ~ ! public SER
want co1nfenancca Snfippt practices
- = or izatio1s, p simpeded
ishaiS espSsure snd psnish.an.,s sor
.oppose1 1fsform. lsspport no can
,didate, pwevsr hauenfial, who ~,
Sul6 l6ciAI kiled o NJ Aisl power 10
a6frfroting abuses bata for persona!
or partysssasons petm ated shsm 10
tester. To support nobody in whom
~, I'm palsps q the asty managers
sea tBse eselves pred pminsnt oyer
stho1 q seformesf 10 suppost 10
candidSte not pubiieas knovn 10 poss
ssspA Abdss quslsti - 81 suind and eil,.if. 81. y
- vhsch the stesa tssk 81 genuine
refdn squire, Or he American
people I'll mot aibsl ifns risk the fut use
sol.aSe sepublio for y, experiment Y
! In opeas sork 4 preassnt "a caundii.s
Idsfs stald Be SbeId entitled 9 he.
support Vt p.kriotica y citizens, Of
whom IL sues,iqa sayAiriybe asked !.
Iasshe ly xsts g 4 4 10 I conduct /.
: bssa zo'sE 4, q lie xo,' !.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-17

that those Who Issue IL are n0k actua-
aea-s,aas,..oa-.o.lsad.. new party,
ssls ~ The, ss,'. :. IL e. s.sy si'- .spp"1
that reform through party action, but
4 4Ievent,s stksv wsil insist up q 4
Ne abi,usl sa6,sissiion Of rc.,d cit,.
WI nsa9of oftSI.jCI /. jCItbtoyce df ey,k kp,esep,ed ~
go, Z occ nj fSs most prsl,so|
eaasev Of oorruptioa il our politics. /
A refusal 10 submit to esoArpssty
.4sulsII1n aasske e,.ess1s. ;ni r.inrm
t iIS51h pr y s,eps ' v;ll s.
! II r. 3 j I1S IjH sincse.,r;eIy s.,; re-
1aefd - y. Nv of on inde-
- n1ffi =, n;ded. and 10
h 1lal sf6s6|i kond o,t,zene.
I ISuu;6e q o. bgsf pary lines, to or.
slnasze saa I 1T3isi siuiLt q With the ex-
Ili1e = Y: siiis1IIi7i SSinee,l by this
IN. - fKa1 lIs9IyX co.operation
- be secusa ~ !
u fhe resuaa.d = a aertury II national life
one - our vrTk' ,o,f refotm,.
! y i1i = II lulfsSaas uur ! fore fs.h.
EU1&WOr1 &k406G0eOIu1Ce. Now A.
- 60 49, Are,ic. ! must do
"a 4 rs, e
Es III I111 R ie..-ssarped by Gail
D6rx. fsstins Brcmn mn.,
Mass: T. F. IS. Foster Cam: Pxrk
Goodwin. N. Y; John w Hovt.
Wis; and pvblished hy order Of the
|cSnfe-cnce. Sigse4 hy ! Theodore
Woolsey. president vice i presidents
and secretaries.
The address was unanimously,
adopted; also ; resolution by Mr..
Schurz for the appointment of an exc
fsSsfse 0otbaisace' consisting eof the
business committee OF this conference
ard one fro.F eAch st.tsp in she Union
lsho were2eapowersd TO employ
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-17

were good government and ,he honor
OF fhe American citizens more depend
snt on.i the scbszectef, ability and rep
utation d the men to be sel .cted for
the highest ofSoea.=
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-17
CONGRESSIONAL.
An Adverse Report from the
Senate Committee on the
Finance Hill. s.

Inc HOUSE A A00pt0 Resolutions
Looking TO the Punishment
Of ConxressionAl Print
or. Clapp.
Tho PostofRce Appropriation
Rill NovesAlong Q Notch
or Two,
sS3 a4---z---------------------s
WAsnIscruN, May 16.-Mr. Sher-
man from the committee on finance
reported adversely on the senate bill
10 redsec Interest on the public debt
and to provide FOE Z safe and elastic
currency, and the COMMITTEES, was dis
charged from 10 further considera-
ton. ! ea' 5s''si sa5 .st@ s'st
2 Mtahitche,l spoke u some length
Spoa the wills Of Chinese immigration
vtsca the considerations u article. Of
Impeachment va yesumed, and on
motIoe of M. Edmunds the galleries
wsrs clesssds and the doors closed.
sBcforc decision was reached the
doors were re-opened aud the senate
adjourned. Il gs7isastf
'S'sAa ss1tfa taeuss. l2i RI
Mr. Vance, shsirmsn Of the print
Ing c0nmittse, reviewed the cost Of
government printing for the last seven
ycarS, which ias on IN average OF
u ,700, 900, or Ut least half million
too ihtSch. 17slis s358 s y
Ballou made minority report, tha,
the subject was an a6air Of the senate
md not Of the house. He thought
tie Testimony taken did not warrant
harsh criticism. The witnesses called
were prrjndiced and interested to the
extent thst their evidence was almost
ryal,;ele4s. 7tsi q a9ea9se
+ III Singleton preferred three char.
igc- against theeconerrssional printer !;
Nrrt 4 want of prou.r qualification.
Ind I total incspahihty 10 fiji the or.
fice. sa1 p *'2Y gsi s's s.
Second, gross and unpardopable
negligence in the management Of the
onir~, aud 49, p II ~. .---.7s 1'--
Third, e,ntezzlement Of money Of
tire fUnited S.xfeS. ~ es'ss
He proceeded 10 Justify his charge.
by e1trscts finn the testimony.
NJ. Baliou' interrupt~d Singleton IN
ssy that the congressional printer had
not done any one fraudulrnt'th thing, hut
VA an honest man. i4s f.41
~ The hos,s0 voted on the printing
cosmittec,s reselutiona, directing the
spestse n certify 10 ftir proper suth-
critics of the District ofColnmbis the
testimony taken relating tostbe con-
duct Of A. Capp. congressional prints
er. TO the end that hs Way be Indicted
aud prosecuted. 4whicha sss adopted,
yeas 81 nays 74.9 Par4 ' vote. +
SECOND, tnssrucatng ashe judiciary
comaaittec to enquire whether the
cong gr~ssional printer Is ~ officer who
u.y be iupe.cbed Adopted With
out disoussion., e,s, sess''s f+ti (
I Ths third ,resolution, ins,ructing
1ths oommietee On appropriations to
sssbUay ID ~ sundry OWL lppropri
asiou bill! sections charging the pres
ent yyatem of the government print
ling, Wa recommit,ed to the com
A mit,rc. 80 'e.'ss't' VI
On .notioa OF NJ. Holman the 6rst
4 nssnlstsue=.ssznodised - - 70 ssfss
sss s.stiuony 70 tbs sushorisies Of the
AtstriCt for proper sction. h
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-10

MONTY
MONlT2ONe
STATE OF LOUISIANA
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
ORLEANS.

VvHE STATE OF LOUISIANA TO ALL WHOM
. sS1 Ssys
the psssh Of orl. aus. on wedne sdsy, the
81 o'clock r. f. st. charles
ton Rxcnange, in the easement rotunds of the
St Charles Hotel in this city, under and BY virtue
Court for The parish OF Orleans. rendered on the
second day OF September, 1875, the property here.
q monition OF advertisement in conformity to
sections 1870 237l, 1872 and 1878 of act No. S. ap
the Of s%d Of
statutes of general cbaracteIs-
Now, the. efore. know ye, and al persons inter
name of the State of LOuisaHa, and Of the Sc cond
DiStrict Couyt for the parish Of Orleans who can
the
informalty ia the order, decree or judgment of
the court under which the sale was made, or any
sdvertisesnents. in time o. manner q sails, or for
anyother defect whatsoev er. TO show cause With.
IN pube 1Sy .se 20
made should not be confirmed and homologsted.
The said property was sold j. the matter Of the
the docket Of this court. Of which sale the said
Robert Carey and Maurice l. Garvev became the
purchasers: for the pr,cs OF and sun o. $soI, ~.
process verbal of auctioneer:
Three certain lots Of ground, situated lying and
square No. 3 A, bounded by Clay, Front, Custom
house and Bienville Streets designated as lots
Louis b. Pilie city surveyor dated May 81. 1865.
and deposited in the Office of the undersigned
notary for reference; which said lot: of ground
measure, in American measure. according to said
plan, as follows, to witt Lots Nos. and II, each
- feet 8 inches front on each Of Clay and Front
tween parallel lines, and lot No u adjOns lot No.
II and measures Is feet II inches lines front on
Clay street, rs feet inches lines front Front
street. BY i19 feet 9 inches lines in depth and
front Bienville street, and 1I9 feet 10 inches
lines in depth on the line oflOt No. II, and forming
the corners Of Clay and Bienvile streets and Of
Front and Bienvllle Streets together with all the
rights, ways and advantages thereunt0 belonging
or in anywise appertan,ng, the hui dings and i'm
provements on said property not belonging to said
succession.
A. L. T1SSOT Judge.
FRANK PACE, JR., Clerk.
New Orleans, April 81, 1876. apps 30 my8 1421
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-10
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
In THR MATTER OF JAMES BILL, BANKRUPT
In Bankruptcy-No. 80.

WHEREAS JAMES BELL, OF MOREHOUSE
w parish and district aforesaid. duly declared
1867, has this day filed in said court . petition
praying for a discharge and certificate thereof
from al his debts and other claims provable under
said act. Notice is therefore given to all creditors
who have proved their debts. and to all other Der
sons in interest. that the first day Of June.
same and that they may then and there attend and
show cause if any they have. why the prayer Of
the said petition should not be granted and further
notice IL given that the bankrupt viii undergo An
examination before Register Kellogg. on the
thirty hret day Of May. A. D. 1876 at II A. Il. at his
office, Customhouse hailding, New Orleans.
Clerks ONCE, New Orleans, May2 .. 1875.
my3 IOl7 E. LOEW, Deputy Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-10
STATE OF LOUYSIANA~PARISH OF ORLEANS
Fourth District, City Of New Orleans.


3O2; assessed in the narse Of JOHN WEBER
STATE TAX CoLLRC roR's OFFICE,
so, 245 Josephine street, ,
New orleans April rs, 1876. }
DY VIRTUE OF THE POWER IN MB VESTED
Al of 1873 approved March IA, 1873, will proceed
TO sell at public auction ct my office, No. 245 10
sephne street, In the said Fourth District Of TINS
city; on WEDNESDAY, May 10. 1870, at twelve
O'clock NJ. the following described property. TO
i. A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND in square
No. 81, bounded by Chippewa, Ninth. st. Thomas
and HARMONY streets, fronting on Chippewa and
Ninth st sests N measuring 60 BY ITO feet
No 85 bounded BY Chippewa. Ninth, Annunt iation
aud harmony streets fronting on Chipsewa ard
Ninth streets, measuring SO feet incnes by lis
feet. or .ro,,,
No. 289, bounded by Dryades: Laurent Phil p ard
jackson streets, fronting on Dryades sire. t. meas
CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, in square
No. 3o2, bounded by st. Patrick, IN I'd, st. ravld
Third streets, measuring 60 BY lis feet,
Toaethe with al the improvements and appur
tepances therepnto belonging.
said property having been seized oy me 70 satisfy
tor tsxes upon said property for the year 1874;
amounting to ONE hundred and sixsy oonars And
ve escts, together with oil costs penalties
At said ale the property viii not Be sdjudicated
unless the Ad 10 for sufdcient amount 70 satisfy
The Aforesaid claim, aud alse the unpaid taxes
lppn said property for the years 1870 ana 1873: ~
Iother With the penalties thereon, ana all cOsts
md oharass which may have accrued.
Tsrm'-ca.n on 'ne SPOT A. 8. BADaRR,
0''S or, - A'' f'''' w. spsS 70 mys
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-10
8U8INGSN CARDS.

"A HERO, JR.,
NoTARY PUBLIC AND C0xADsI0H1H OF DEEDS
49, NJ. ~ CeNnnseoonl Place.
Passports procured with dispatch. and pro%p
attention given 70 olI