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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-23
COURT RECORD.
TUESDAY, MARCH 90, 1877.
TTnstad Stotaa Sunrnma fyour.

United States Supreme Court,
The following case has been argued:
No. 10 (originai). Casey We. Galli-This
action was brought pursusnt to an order of
the Controller of the Currency to enforce
the individual liability of Cali as a share.
holder in The New Orleans Banking Asso-
citation, national bank that, having failed,
Is being wound up by Casey, as receiver.
The Gaze involves the following questions:
Whether the action should not be in equity
instead of law, and whether to sustain the
action at law it is sufficient to aver the me-
cessity of enforcing the liability, and that
such necessity has been determined by
the Controller of the Currency without
stating facts from which the court can de-
teImine whether the necessity exists;
whether the determination of the controller
that it Is necessary to collect from the
etOckOlder the entire am unit for which he
10 liable, is conclusive upon the defendant
without averaging the amount for which he
is liable Also, whether by any State au-
thOrity given in the charter Of State bank
it's directors may change its character to
that of national bank, and whether the
controllers certificate is conclusive as to
the organization of the national bank. G
Case and Rouse & Grant for plaintiffs;
Carlisle and McEheIsOn for defendants.
United stntes Circuit Court.
Present = Hon. w. B. Woods, circuit
Judge, aud Hon. E. C. Billings, district
judge.
Before Judge Billings:
Ii. Newgass VS.. j. NJ, Sandidge ct al -
Verdict for plaintiff for 1925 CO.
N. w. Casey, receiver of the National
Banking Association of New Orleans, vs.
Herman Curtius and seventy two others
BY agreement these cases were submitted
and decided against defendants for amounts
of stock held. Rouse g. Grant for plain.
tiff, Fl. N. Ogden for defendants.
Superior Criminal Court.
State VS.. Samuel misunderstanding a
police officer. Verdict of not guilty.
State VS.. John P. Vairin.-Manslaugh
10 killing John Murray, Septf mber q, 1874
Committed On $4,000 bail, March II, 1877
Not true bill.
IEFoRMATIoNs.
Charles Ohse, ASSEMBLING Police Officers
| Charles Scott and Michael Cullume.
CHARLES Scott, g. Rozenheim and ZenC
Washington, carrying concealed weapons.
First District Court.
| Assault, etc. Louis CarOn, convicted
| Thomas Chapman, acquitted; John Bugean
| nolle prose qui entered; J. Carbonet, pleaded
| guilty; CHARLES Sumner, Minnie Jackson, L
| Sandmsker, Gustave BerBau, information
! tilad.
| Petty lsreeny-C,em Washington, Theo
/ dOre Guctu', Charles Prosper, William
johnson, ooUv cited; Jim Henry, P. Davis
acquitted; William Bessick, nOlle prasf gSl
entered; G. w. Bodley, Jr, j. Weber
Thomas Young, intormatiOns filed; Thomsl
Bennett, sentenced to one day in Parisl
| Prison.
Obtaining money, etc,-Henry Neat, sen
fenced to eight months in Parish Prison.
| j. Mcclure, alias James +. Ward, sen
fenced to nineteen months on conviction O
/ attempt to murder Thomas Dsvereux, Feb
rUary &c, 1876, has filed motion of appeal
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MARSHAL'S SALES.

Emory Clapp W.. Pierre NouRue.
I'm THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT ron
Il the Fifth Circuit and District Of Louislana, No
Ta3s.-By virtue OF q wit Of fieri iaclas to ne
directed In the ab9ve entitled suit will proceed
to sell to the highest bidder. TUESDAY,
April 8 1877, at twelve O'Clock H.. az the
main entrance to the CnetOmhOuae on Canal street,
in New Orleans, the following described property
A CERTAIN FRoMIssoRY NoTK. dated octobexr
3 1863, drawn by Octave Shsx 1aydre, ely aeH Shex.
Octave snexF aydre, fOr the Of 81 4,0uus payht
BILE the thiIty.hr6t of January 1873, 10 the or
der Of said octave and HlyBee Shexnay DIRE, and
bearing interest At eight per centum Per annum
IRON maturity until pad.
Seized in the above suit.
tinted STATES Marshars once. New orlsans
JR G. PITKN.
mh2s % 80 United states Marahak
Elizabeth 4. ". Hammer Va. John IA
Weber ct al
I'm THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT C0URX
Il for the Fifth Circuit and District Of huulBlann.
No o029 by virtue OF q writ OF derl facas 70 ne
TO sell TO the highest bidder, on SATURDAY ).
April q, 1877, at twelve o'clock NJ, al the main
entrance TO the CustomhOuse, on Canal street, sn
New Orieans, the following described property
a CERTAIN LOT or GROUND. situated lying
and being Ia the First District IT 1hia city, dfela
rated b. the number tvs in the tquafq neunqt g
/ by Poayfarre. Fouoher, Delofa and Magazine
ssrhets m assuring nineteeu feat Elk inches thEet
iines mont on Magazine street, BY oud hundred
and thirteen feet two inehee in depth betwealA
parallel lines, tcgstber with the buildings end IN
/ royements thereon
Seized In the above suit
1s sfSi T sissss Marsaars omse New oslssns
MAlcn - A''' Ja. g. P7rEfx
mb2e st Omitted States Ma1ital.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-23

SRo0EB DISTRICT COURT FOR THR PARIsE
, Of Orleans, No. 80, sew hereas, 8 T. Parker
public administrator has petitiOned The court foz
lafters of administration the estate Of tho
lac Thomas Filming. deceased, inteatate Notices
Ia hereby given to all whom it may concern %
show cause within ten days why the prayer Of the
said petitioner should not be granted.
@hss u sSs II JOIN HERRKRr. Ulerh.
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SUCCESSION NOTIORA,
snccessIon of Incinto PrIncevnl.

Succession of JacintO PrIncevaI.
CROOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THB PARISH
. of Orleans, No. 80, 27O.-KOtice is hereby given
TO the creditors of this estate, and to ali other
persons herein interested, to chow cause within
ten days from the present notification, If any thew
have or can, why the account presented by K
T. Parker, pubic dministIat0r of this estate
should not be hOmologated and approved, and
the funds distributed In accordance herewith.
By order of the Court.
nih23 q 30t JOHN HRRBERT Clerk
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-23

Il AVID CHEAP VEGETABLES -FOr
Nd week new green peas, cucum.
new potatoes have been on sale,
n are all delicate in substance, bnt
Nave been altogether too enormous
harry purpose 8. The window of No.
Charles street contains the above
1s Of the finest specimens If oanli-
sver grown in this country. The
we're produced by q gardener on
lie, and each head Melted him ~ 25,
fine vegetables can be raised here
ent quantities fer shipment to West
kets, where fancy prices are paid
The new potatoes especially cell
han they can be landed in st. LOnis,
ati, Chicago or other purchasing
This process will in part pay for the
tatOes and apples we receive later
season. Were early Strawberries
up the country the remuneration
b enormous.
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WANTED.

fasO PROPERTY 0WNRns ANT
~ Ad9n rS.--A hulia1 el't O long 1I41d.u1
wish i4rEe c1plflt ieaao inst elias
eteftherfe Ga UEs Persona E1FIlH I|f
ci4.1 81 rTf11IIV 'NH<. .LtI.If Az c.
t11F ~ tlc1sHnf AAt|0N eA .1@s.1
MMH &HN&
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-23
THR STATE OF LOUISIANA.
FOURTH DISTRICT coURr FOR TIE PARISH OF
ORLEANS

Mrs. P. OVRRT0N, WIFE OF JAMES A. WHITE
vs. James A. White her husband.
7 HEREBY GRITTY THAT ON THE TWENTY
4 first day Of February, 1871, judgment was
rendered in this count IN the following entitled
auit II the words and hgures following, 70 wits
Mrs. P. Overton, wife of James A, White, vs.
janice A. While, he- husband.
THIS case came on to be tired aftF islue Eegu.
larry ieiutd and tho law ard the evidence befBg
~ favor OF plaisun's den AID, 1t T.. BY reason
Thereof, ordered adiudged aud decrt ed that plata
tin Mira. Penelope Ovelton, do have and recover
iadgmfn Mt Against defe dant, James A. white. h. T
husband, forever diiEnlving the eqmmnnitg exist-
ing between them, and that che BE- permitted to
admins er her separate estate, If an5 she have,
iree from his control or inter erance. And It Is
further ortefed aud deeiesd that the defendant
pay al costs Of thib SUR.
Judgment signed February 81, 1877,
". r HOUSTON
Judge OF the Fou ia District Oouit
In testimony whereof ] have hereunte est ny
hEnd and affixed the seal OF the said court ~ the
city Of New oEleaus, On this fourteenth daF q
ma CHI, IN the year Of our LORD cne tnQu1nuu
eight hundred ana severity -eertn, and Nv one
hundred and hrsk yesr Of TIE ipdep snaence Of tie
United S6asea.
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NOTICR-CITY TAxFs or Isgy.

DKPAREHBNT OF FMABea,1
Rev Orleans, March %. 1877.
TFVAX BILLS FOR 1877 ARE NOW READY E0R
Il delivery. The following rates OF rebate for
cash payments vii be allowed:
Three per e1t all bills paid up TO thi1 ty first
of March, 1877, ir elusive.
Two PER cent all bills paid up to ffte enth q
April, 1871, inclusive.
One per cent on all bills paid up to thirtieth o.
April. 1871.
After the thiriieth ofApril, 1877, interest at ten
per cent per annum, f,0m the thirty first OF March,
1871, and coats viii accrue.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
7lN0NNNNNl0NlNNN1N11N01NF1717770
PROCLAMATION.

FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS REwARDs
gTArR or L0U7slANA,
Executive Department.
New Dreams. March O. 1871
reward of FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS win b
paid by tue state Of Louisiana for such inforuaat
ton as win lead to the arrest and conviction Or
the person or persons who on the seventh day Of
March, 1877, shot and killed D. A. wRBER. tar
collector of West Felieiana, from the courthouse
of Bayou Sara.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the State
hereto attaehe', this eighth day Of March, 1871
S B PACKARD, Governor
By the Governor
RhlLR HOEORR,
Secretary Of State. mhg
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-23
rEuRspAY, alABon %, 1877.

United states Circuit Court.
Before Judge Woods:
John Newell and j. b. Alexander, Illinois
Central Railroad Company, Va. New Or
leans, jackson and Great Northern Rail-
road, and New Orleans, st. Louis and Chi
cage Railroad. Ordered that the deed of
sale to AdOlph Sereiber and others, reported
by the master be executed, and the master
settle the accounts.
UnIted states Commissioners Court.
Before Judge Southwortb:
Unlted States VS.. Michael Brennan.-Mans
slaughter; killing james Fay, both parties
being privates in the Sixteenth Infantry, in
the CustOmhOuse. The evidence showed
that both were intoxicated; that Fay was
doing something to Brennan, who was on
the floor, which he then charged was an 1t.
eral times, and Brennan at last cut him
over the eye, inflicting a slight wound
This was March 8. Fay died Of l0okjaw,
March Is. Case referred 10 grand jury Of
the United States, accused being released
on bis own recognizAnce.
superior Criminal CoHrt.
State ex rel. james Miller ct al VS..
keeper of Parish Prison.-Habeas corpus.
Witt Issued twenty-drst instant returnable
are committed BY one <. Hiltenoerger, who
usurped the iGdgeship Of the Second Nh
nieipal Court by force Of arms
The commitment is irregular; Milten.
berger being no Judge, and It does nOtstate
when the crime eharRed-treaHOn--ha been
committed, or upon whose oath they are 70.
tanned They are held Ia iail in violation
of the Constitution Of the United States and
Of thia State, bail being refused The 40
tiun Of MilteubefEer ia . Erosa violation 81
ire sloilss gao. They had under Gle slaiHs
oHo. tho right % form thqnselTe1 into 3
nltlgii - iAan As thay die roo dietnrD TIE
reaea Tntt b So tEt1e9l. 8 I1ay levied
N1 Me4 &aalA1t 1hI 8aAAt' dig AQt adhere "a
I1 ntott $40 f,I
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| IKE


Z os st ~ MENTION. Mary Noah has
drew $50 from her residence, NO l5I
= ...s.' Ao6.
d eash hollis having control Of all the ras-
i offhe rove the streets Of New Orleans,
draw afidea Of other States naturally in
..'''s.' aim for their escaped convicts.
each .epgniti0n.
nits O ordered BY the Taxpayers Union
2 etAN' city return Immediately to cash
$500 bot and pay all dles and save ten
sas ao5 %Ga1S back SIs s TSIla t% SS
aiddeI, the bieamist, IL he wiehes
IN Now Orleans is fortunate in
sal, for Mr.. DAleheimer has cue
.svqSs. convincing Acting Judge Klein
Ae informality Of the requisition
Aamn.
6 four members Of base ball club
were txaa&Ii s a istol oEe Of
|ound Wednesday, night, when 10
siIy went Oh, slightly injured Pierce
eaciss a. the check, and exploded all the
with accounts Of q cowardly as
% d. whereby the Hon. Pierre Ian
Aoftally wounded.
- ROW bus been anticipating the first
lunth By requesting Operator
mail to telegraph 70 a young
-, Third District.
t'~w arqae5i oyster opener, eexner o.
ard Port streets, lost $3.50 and
Matches by thieves, who opened
oRpRR. aotinR magistrate who commit
at bail Republicans who venture
BT FEPl their opinion on the legality of
Faekardis government, released
wed with capital ciferse on .
9QQ
a Hnuer lost = prisoner he was
ring y ne seventh precinct, yesterday
tnoo Of q stunning blow from o
handa Of some eowardiy friend
nnd drivers have violated the
W rerewing hostiliiias in the
rs 4tt
ia ribbon police thihka tbs read
fnfrant biil 10 caucus authorizes
~ Ia 1ee lie provisions. He ought
TOR a position BE q statesman
I'd was recorded.
ipHs th0ugbt they could be rib
rs well AZ B0ylan'a men. Thil
nK tho joke beyond the line,
tate. q eeges only belong to "this
fsch4r complains Of having q
: --s b one Joseph, who hted ct
~ YReniy more shots might
81 RrD1 u Tho most OF HE hand, and be
'~S a.ag Of proceedings.
laupitpulas street ia called q
1nnson. beoenaa 81 bag o.
|I4e S Huppoadd % BE- q de-
rAfg, ard "A held At the cen'
iesmofsdN 3 fixed for fhe
u, department 81 IafA0o.
U4a3 Altht All4N 48Fft4l
DE- i14ta rAt|ss nN
Hk4a
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Once Of the New Orleans City Rnilrona
Company, No. l2t cannl street. New Orltnnas
March Is, le1I.- AZ msetinR Of the Board Of y.
rectors held on the fourteenth instant, dividend
Of THREE DOLLARS PER SHARP WA declared.
payable 10 the stockholders on md af64r Monday
April 2, Ie7I. All transfers Of stock for ten dass
previous IT, that date must be ex-diFfdends
mh20 tsp3 O. G. LRWIs S, cretary.
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sRALED PRoPOsAI.s.

DRPARrnEET OF FINANun,
New Orleans, Marcn 49, 1877.
SSRALED PROPOSALS WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT
y this department. until FRIDAY, March ..
l877, at twelve O'Clock NJ for the sale TO the city
of TIN WHARF IMPROVEMENT BONDS.
The city reserves the right to reject any or ~
mf2Otd J. c. DENIS Admini,tratez.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-23

A Good Directory Is Like a Good Wife
Every Man Should Have One Of His
Own-DO not Borrow Your NeiRh-
boris DIRECTORY! Buy One for
Yourself, and You Will Havo
It ON Hand when liz is
Needed.
CITY DIRECTORY
1877.
DON'T
DBLAY A SINGLE
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OF THB NRw DIRECTORY AT ONCR. No bust.
ness man can afford to be without this ready and
reliable GUIDE. Contains full and complete infOr
nation to a very late date.
PRICE ONLY So.
For sale by the principal statlOxers, and by
L. SOARDS g. CO, Publishers,
No. Commercial Place, corner Camp street.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-23
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2, 1877.
Superior Criminal Court.

State VS., Billy Wilson.-Oarrying con-
cealed weapons. Plea of guilty. Sentence
of ten days.
State ex rel. Billy Wilson VS.. keeper of
Parish PrisOn.-HRbeas corpus. Relator
alleges illegal commitment as dangerous
and suspicious character. Writ maintained
and prisoner discharged.
First District Court.
Petty laEceny-Joe Miller, convicted;
George, alias John White, pleaded guilty.
Trespass-Jack Mcdonald, alias Ham,
pleaded guilty.
Assault and battery Bsrnau
and Charles Summers pleaded guilty,
Obtaining money, etc;-WIlliam Sachs,
nolle prOsequi entered; j. w. Pratts, mis-
trial.
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claims Of General Nichols, and his oppo-
nent asserting them at some length.
Judge Whitaker held that the only cues.
tton before the court was If Judge Milren-
berger had jurisdiction and ii the commit
ment was regular.
All other questions argued by reIators'
counsel were outside of the Jurisdiction of
tne court. State courts had nothing to do
with the status quo.
Judge Miltenberger as Judge of the sec.
ond police court, had full Jurisdiction to
commit the REALTORS for treason. The
commitment was correct, and bail must be
refused.
An earlier day should, however, be fixed
for hearing. Writ refused, and the pris-
onere, James Miller, Andrew Burke, James
Maady. Bully Ryan, A. Lucy, Joseph Bark.
ley, Q. T. Wheeler, F. Noel and W. II.
Matthews, remanded.
State VS.. Charles Soott.--Two cases: AS
SAINT and carrying concealed weapons.
Plea of guilty. Sentences of two and five
| days.
State VS.. Frank Carpenter. Manslaugh.
| ter. Killing Anderson Burrows November
| o, 10 5, corner of BOuny and Peters streets
Algiers, while attempting to arrest him.
Indicted November 90, 1873. Convicted Of
| manslsnghter May 25, 1876. New trial
granted December IL, 1876 Nearly ell
State witnesses having disappeared a nolle
prose qul was entered.
State va. Bird Patterson. - Robbery.
Nolle prOsequi entered.
First District Court.
Petty larceny-C. Frederick, Lucy Va
nella, Laura Williams, Mahalla Cheevers
atfidavits dismissed; Helen Hiret, Jane
Foley, Fred Diepert, Louis Grofel, informa
tions filed; D. j. j. Brown, acquitted; Mar,
Gibson, convicted; Henry Smith, sentence
| Of one year.
Z. Receiving stolen goo6s-Mrs. Fritz, Lizzi
Smith, afidavits dismissed.
| Assault, etc Eddie Jones, William Par
ker, Antonio Thomas, William B. Martin
informations filed; Peter Hussen, pleaded
guilty; Mary Valentine, nolle prosequi en-
tered; Mary Paria, sentence of two months
George Washington, two yeart; Bill vii
liams, one day; Josephine Jordan convicted
Entering, etc.-Wallace French, &C
quilted.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-23

AMELEss FoRcE.-Proft ssor James
nrd Is In despair. He had been
Outstanding bis nameless force in
sa 20 the existence Of the status quo,
ready TO bring it forth at the in
incubus was removed. he had
INTO no treaty with sny party, but
pared to annihilate with it any
Of the finally established order Of
gone, so be tells Mr.. BOylan's sc.
ia secretary, Mr.. Caesar Huche z,
called cut on q charity cock and
81, and, though he fastened all SO.
be th0ught before he left, when
red back the force was gone. That
Inward form; the trunk, glass iarsi
b and pipes had fed. The soul re-
"a Wingard--the immortal idea can
sh--bnt the body haa vanished. Il
less compared 70 the millions the
Worth, but then 1t cost $500, and
to one in Vineyards pecuniary con
practically of greater moment than
sealth of nations. Without it hi'
POI chless.
then 70 mourn for Wingardl
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-23

Washington was run over by the
train Monday night AZ TieBfsw
AKIN nd fatally injured, his arm and leg
1ered. He was asleep on the track.
rlaans and Galveston base bailists
comfort in the eight to seven in
~ emphis against Indianapolis.
as for shelling st. Charles avenue
D. riches of river sand and three
lake shells range from 81 96 TO
w. Brisbee's mill, known az the
u City Saw Mill. and the house ad.
NJ. 1867 TehOupitoulRs street,
-...9 Henry Borchu, was destroyed by
-. day afternoon. Almost total
80. fance being only $4,000.
-. Dion police continue TO arrest all
- Nho venture to express an opinion,
lh1tis Republican opinion and
60 % safely made, and charge
parties are melting "a IiVs RspaO-
$50 Al have foe time il General
-..' Aas to carry out his pacific senti-
Rhout the aid of United States
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-23

IN NE NJ IELA OF VI NJ NEIVNl bANhMCF-Is
In Banlruptcy-NOs 11Sl.
TElHR CREDITORS OF THE ABOvR ESTATE
a are hereby notified that the second ana third
general meetings of the creditors will be held
at the Office Of u s. Kellogg. Esq. Of the regis
ters in bapkrut icy, Custgmhouhe Building, ia the
CITY Of New Orleans, the fifth day OF april,
1877, at twelve oc.ook h., for the purposes
named in the ~ enty seevenih and twenty-eighth
sections OF the bankrupt eet of March 2, 1857 and
that on the fifth day Of ApTl, 1871, the assignee
viii apply to this court for Ills discharge.
mill IL rs Z. &. NORTON, Assignee.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
IN THE MATTER OF JOHN G. FLEMING,
Bankrupt


TFNHE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES NOTICE.
n of his Appointment as assignee OF John 6.
Fleming, in The parish OF Orleans, and state of
Louisiana, vi hin said dist ict who has been ed-
Judged a bankrupt on creditors petsion by the
District Court Of said district.
AtNew Orleans NJ arch Is, A D. 1877.
mh2O law 81 JOSEPH P. RO2NOR. Assignee.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIKI
UNITED STATES.
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BANKS AND BANKING.
SAYINGS HANHks
Y 9RUNEWAf.n HALL


f,IE4zRNss SAVINGS BANK.
" GRuN1WAtD HALL.
Doaa non discount commercial paper. Cs11nff
tHelf gtrloxly 20 the receipt and care Of rl1 Az.
SAVINGS detailed atas4WcaA 81 etllIs ia.
liabilities "a At All times accessible 10 daQtGt1fn.
interest SIX rER 0BnT from date of f6nda,f.
pl1acloro--z. y euheznae of, Thomas as.ez1' -
". Burbank y. hea1et A s 4eANsr
J. y SD 3 ~ |IIs 4fI.'48
q. DpsNas' OashIer M1
NEW olrARANs
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UNITED STATES,
DISTRACT OF LOUISIANA.
~ BanI.ruptcy-N0. I1sI.

N THE MATTER OF 0. N. RRDoN, BANkRUPl
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1--WE THoUsAND DoLLARs newARD.
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Mrs. P. ovRRT0N, WIFE OF JAMES A. WHIT
vs. James A. White, her husband.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-12-04

WEST Pans. Nov. 80 The heavy
rain vi Monday and Monday night raised
the Little Audroscoggin ST this place
higher than i; has been siace 1863, cAus-
ing some damage. Tho mill yard Of
FL. Willis Is swcp! clean OF everything
in the shape Of lumber,-Jhe loss falling
mostly upon farmers who had allowed
their lumber to remain in the yard.
A! dowa trains on the G. T. were
dotaiaod here Tu, sjay on account OF
the road bed being washed sway ~
Snox's Falls, where tue toHn bridge,
which was built new and 10 "A substantial
manuer after the ireshe. OF 1863, WA
again carried away.
The Methodist society in this place
which Tor the pas. year has been holding
religious services IN CeuteuGia! Hall, has
purchased a lot aud brokei ground with
the intention of furnishing themselves
with place OF worship, where none will
modest OF make them afraid
Z jscoe Tuel has sold colt six months
old OF the Norman breed, lately intro
duced 10y Mr.. " hittemOre, tor $50. Sew
eral others have been sold tor about this
sum. and one raised by Harry Pratt,
brought 500. Farmers will do well to
take notice OF this. Common breeds at
this age can hardly be given away, while
choice breed brings lrom seventy five
| 10 one hundred dollars.
Chas. Stevens, a.bTOther of Elmer l..
Stevens o this place, who was bit in the
head by an overhead bridge on the z. Il
| O. X. Z. about two weeks ago, died
Tuesday noon in the hospital =, Portland,
where be was carried Tor treatment
More brakemen are killed in this way
than by any and all other ways known,
and we think it nigh time that our State
laws should be- 50 modified as to compel
RR companies to build their bridges
high enough o be safe, or held such COM
panies responsible for all accidents that
occur from such neg lect. ii.