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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-07

be BAD MEN.-It was known to
&c that q number robbers cOngre.
a, house near the corner of Tchoupi-
ala, ID GirOd streets, especially in the
}. ITO TchOupitOulas street, kept by
Hoy. A search warrant was pro-
MAJ Id several detec lives surrounded
Friday night to investigate the
val, for men and stolen property. They
80. harles Adams, alias Stewart. Charles
and Jack Hartnett in the build
lliams, not liking the company of
he Be, made a desperate leap for lib
,s i bile on his downward coarse bull
thu Grated his movement through the
., the instant he landed he was badly
and therefore easily captured.
BIT had struck his cheek. bone, but
: an )erious result.
IA. artnett is the we'll known burglar
jumped from one of the windows
irst Municipal Police Court and
10 miraculously. He, on learning
md pficers were close on his track, hid
in bed in the second story, but he was
o.., 4 with a sudden jerk. These fell
safely lodged in prison.
teotiVes found some of the goods
ING rom Captions Carondelet street
=. . pp secreted in MIS-. Malloy's house.
night of the fourth instant Mr..
II Ooney was garrOted and robbed Of
j, lai watch and chain and S15, and he
pgnizes two Of the above as the
robbed him,
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The southern Democrats Keep ''putting

The Southern Democrats keep putting
their foot in it," Following the taoit resog-
milton Of Hayes IS President by Wade
Hampton, comes the recognition of Gov
ernOr Kellogg by the bulldozers Of Louisi-
ana. The rnmp Legislature addressed to
writing" and sent q committee with 1t to
wait upon him. In turn Governor Kellogg
failed to recognize them rs . legitimate
body, and refused to receive any official
90 mmunioatiOn from them.-Chicago Jour.
nal
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IN BANKRUPTCY.
ESTATE OF BARNEY ORGEAL MES
ritz-NO. 1856.

UHITKp STATES MARsHAL's OYFIoM,
New Orleans. January I, 1876. )
TTJHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT A WAR
rant in bankruptcy has been issued out or
the District Court of the United states for the dis
tIict Of Louisiana, against the estate of Barney
Orgeal Mearitz of New Orleans, in the parish or
Orleans state of Louisiana, adiudged bank
Tupt upon his own petition; that the pay
ment Of any debts and the delivery OF any prop
erty belonging to said bankrupt, to HIM, or
for his use and the transfer of any property by
him are forbidden by law; that meeting Of the
creditors of said bankrupt, to prove their debta
and choose one or more assgnees OF his estate Win
be held at a court of bankruptcy, to be holden
on the twentieth day of January, A. D. 1871. At
twelve o'clock NJ, at the tlpstomhouse building
New Orleans before q. g. Kellogg, register
]. R g. PITKIN,
ja72O United States Marshal
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Stalking Home Abroad.

At Clsrk's hall this evening, Hon. e. 2.
Wade, of Louisiana, who is now in Ne
braska to seek a location for @ colony OF
cOlOred cOuntrymeu, where they can enjoy
the full advantages of United States eiti-
zenship and avoid the persecution of Dem
Ocratic bulIdOzers, will lecture, by request
of our leading citizens, upon "BulldOzing."
He is o we'll read and educated gentleman
and knows whereof he speaks from bitter
personal knowledge. His lecture will be
one well worth listening to, and deserves 9
large attendAnee.--O maha Republican.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-07

AND kTMoRs OF RUMoRs.-
tic people who daily cOngregate in
an0 Odd Fellows Hall have but
Jay and barely indulge in rumors,
they go elsewhere they talk of 8
Q of affairs, especially in this city
derstand that as soon as General
is inaugursted he will appoint a
Of policemen, municipal police
AK collectors, aud so on through
ter, and assign them to buildings
resent in use. The criminal sheriff
City Council are expected to work
ss. Those persons inclined to be
pit say that such a proceeding will
bloody collision aAd reform. Per
win. Superintendent Loan is not
to permit any force to interfere
and may take measures to pre-
10 Metropolitan system intact.
these rumOrs have a foundation
not, there are citizens who seem
them. One thing is certain-a
b the old Monroe policemen we're
sllows' Hall yesterday, evidently
something.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-07

y Bailey Aldrieh, just forty years
as born in New Hampshire. He
foundation for his reputation in
wrote "Babie Belle while he
teens, and now resides in Boston.
reputation as q poet and novelist
% and improving, foreign critics
authority placing him among the
.frican writer's. he has had some
- ~ an editor and literary critic,
mmenoed his career In the ofhee
1ms Journal. Aldrich has . wife
81 children.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-07

MENTIoN.-The Metropolitan PO-
ear made 1886 arrests.
toms office will remain open only
tomorrow morning, from eleven
ntil one O'Clock. Bonded ware
D not recognize the claims of old
ackson.
ID boy last evening stole q piece
roOf cloth from No. 6OS Magazine
The instant the theft was made
BIT cloth was reported worth S54.
srd of delegates to the Flremen's
, Association will tomorrow even
four physicians, five druggists
and undertakers.
Falls makes the declaration that
ony of Mr.. H. T. Lawler before
BON House committee is almost
correct.
Anates and criminals who have
in the First Municipal POlice
uld make an early call tomorrow
Say eight O'Clock, as the court viii
eleven O'Clock.
the athlete, being under {
repairs, lie running q cigar stanC
Desbon's house, St. Charles street
psaid Frank thinks he can boz
compass now that he is crippled
elfth Night Revelers did not cele
night, but adjourned until mex
hng rascals who last evening crie'
10 REPUBLICAN" should have beel
hsively in counterfeit niokels 70
5bd.
u reporter who last February 81
20 fishing has not yet made tn
nse, too much politics, CONVEX
etiOns, pArades, returning board
bnal committees and legislatures
ention anything about ImpecV
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kRBoRNs THTEvEs.-Mrs. MallOy,
NJ who keeps the house No. ITO
pulas street, where Jack Hartnett
j robbers we're arrested last Fri
locked up last evening for har-
ieves.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-07

Oflce of the New Orleans Homestead
Association, No. ZIG PoydrAs street. corner OF
Camp New Orleans, December IS l8f6.-The stock
no ders of this ASSOCIATE IN hereby notified to
attend general meeting to be held At this office
the THIRD MONDAY IN JANUARY, 1871, nvened
for the purpose OF submitting for their approval OF
rejection amendment TO article two of The char
ter. They are also notified that the second MOa-
day of Jsnusry, 1877, being legal holiday, the an
nusl election Of directors Is postponed TO the
ThIRD MONDAY, the fifteenth of January, 1871.
JOHN MoCAPFRBY, President.
T. J. OiSULLIvAH, Secretary. del6 law I'd
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a. Roeherean & Ce. ys.. 9. Brleugne e 2.

A, RochereRu & Co. VS.. !. BFieugne a. LIE
n Generslli-Third Justice Court for the Parish
ny VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FrBRI FA-
ID cias to me directed by the Hon John
LeHonper third Justice Of the peace in and for tbs
psrlsh Of orleans, in the above entitled cause,
win proceed to sell at public auction. on the prem
ises No Gal Magazine street on TUESDAY, Janu-
airy 8, 1877, at twelve O'Clock NJ. the following
property
ONE COUNTER, OEg DISK AND oNB LOT or
SHELVING. etc.
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot.
de28 ia3s JOSEPH DRMoRUELLE, Constable.
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NEW ORLEANS, Tuesday, January 2, 1871


NOURT MKT PURSUANT TO ADJOURNMENT.
" Present the Hon. 4. G. Billings, district judge
on motion Of Rouse & Grant, solicitors for con-
piainaut, and it appearing TO the court that thu
bill filed in this cause has for its object the fore
closure of q mortgage lien and privilege on real
estate within this District andthat the marshal his
made return on the process Of subpoena issued
herein, that the defendant herein, Ars. Mary o.
Boykin ~ not an inhAbitant OF, and not be
found within this diktret II Is therefore ordered
that the said defendant, Mrs. mary y. Boykin, do.
appear answer, plead demur to co nplainRnt'a
said bill, on or before the hrst Monday Of March.
1871 and that copy OF this order be served upon
her personally If practicable, and that This order
be published once q week, for six consecutive
weeks, in the New Orleans Republican, a news
paper publishea in the city OF New Orleans, In IN 3
district, aud that copies OF the same be served
on John c. jackson aud Edward NJ B0ykin, Jr.
the persons In posse scion Of the NOR gagged pup-
erty.
certify the foregoing 20 be true copy from the
original record in this once Witness my hand
and seal of said court at the city of New OrlsAns
tina fifth day Of JAnna Y. 1871.
ta1 law St F.B ViNoT. neputv Clerk.
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OONSTABLEs' SALES.

Samb0Ia d DucrOs VS.. Mrs. Adelaide
Casa Bonnot and Eeveu Bennotx, in sohdsb
Guetave Weber, surrty-SeeOnd Justice Court
for the Parish Of Orleans. No. 1851
10y VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIBRI FAoIAB
ID to me directed by the Hon.. W. h. Holmes,
second Justice of tue peace in and for the parish
of erleans. in the above stated suit, will pro-
coed to sell at public auction, st the Merchants
and AuctiOneers' Exchange, on Royal street. be-
tween Canal and CustOmhOuse streets, on SAT Or
DAY February 10 1871 at twelve O'Clock M
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with all tho
builaiuRs thereon situated in the six b Distriete
designated by No 10, of square B, bounded by
Live Oak Oetavis and Laurel streets and Peters
avenue as per plan of lie De Pouiilv, Of ADrll
81 1856 deposited in the office OF W, H. Pete Q, late
notary public as plan No. 81 Said lot forms the
corner Of Live Oak street sLd Peters avenue. and
measures 30 feet inch front on Live Oak street.
by depth and font on Peters avenue Of 100 tet <
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
jaT 20 fe10f JOHN MCCORMICK, ConstAblA
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dog 10.

Notice New Orleans, December n, t57b.-1hs
annual election for twenty five directors Of the
Lafayette Fire Insurance Company will b. held at
it's Office No. 623 Magazine street. on TUESDAY,
January g. 1871, between the hours Of a. NJ. and
p. NJ. LOUIS MA fHIS
de29 I'd Secretary.
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There are many eminent men having Just
enough wit to prevent them from being
ridiculous.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-07

Once of the New Orleans GasliRht Com
pany December "a, l876.-The regular annual
meeting Of the stockholders will be held NJ the
office. on TUESDAY, January 9, between the hours
of 10 A. NJ and P. NJ, for the election Of seven
Directors TO serve during the ensuing year.
The transfer books will be closed for one week
proceeding the election. VOR VALLOiS,
de24 I'd Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-07

TWHK CREDITORS OF THK ABOVE EsrArS
a aEe hereby notiaed that the second general
a1os q J. Ward GdIiog, Jr. Raq Qua o. TIE roris-
tera in b. kruPtcy. No a Camp street. ths eitY
Of New orisans % the twenty 'aixth eAy a. jan
issN wEDsTsR, AaulrusaA
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LEGAL NOTICES.

CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNIPKD
STATES.
FIFTH CIRCUIT AND DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA
NOVEMBER TkRA, A D. 1876.
DANIEL WEAVER VS. MRs MARY @. BOTKN
ct al-No. $3.50.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-07

The Delta Moss Company. NO. AZ GAR
ondslet street, December 20, l876.-The regular
nual meeting Of stockholders will be- held at this
Office on TUESDAY, January 9, between the hours
of 2 and P. NJ. for the election of i've directors
to serve duri. the ensuing year.
GEORGE D. LUCR,
de29 lot Secretary pro tenn.
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Office JefersOn City GaaIIght Company,
New Orleans Decem TO- l876s-At a meeting OF
the Board of Directors held the twelfth in
slant Q dividend of THRBB PER CENT was de-
ella ed, payable to the stockholders on and after
the second Monday in January next.
dell I'd CHARLES HERNANDEZ Secretary.
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IN THE DIsTIRlCT COURT OF rAR
UNITED STATES.
DlsrRICr OF LOUISIANA


In TIKI MATTER or s4MURL r. MooaE-Bauh.
rupt
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Omce of the New Orleans GasliEhB Com
pany, December q, I876.-A dividend of FOUR
DOLLARS per share, will be paid TO the stOcknoi
ers on MONDAY, January Is, out OF the ca ntnR1
of the past six months. VOR FALLOlS,
de24 I'm Secretary.
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SPECIAL, NOTICES.

once of the Louisiana State Lottery
Company, New Orleans, December 30, lBT6.-Tho
stockholders of this corporation are hereby nOti-
fed that election for seven directors, to tervo
fer two years, will take place on TUESDAY, the
n nth day ct January, lsTT at the ofa Of his
company, between the hours OF 10 A. NJ. and P. NJ
BY order OF the Board.
desc lot b. PERALTA Secretary.
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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1877-05-26

tended and found it quite enjoya-
BILE. A quilting is about as nice an
entertainment as ladies can have
all to themselves, though the male
element was not wanting at the
quilting. (I'lf forbear to mention
that they We're both "mortgaged
property" one Of them, / heard,
was going to die very soon). We
are all so coy and comfortable
when "gayly convened" around
some work-covered table, or quilt.
Each cheerfully active. and playing her
part,
Beguiling the time with song or with fa-
bic,
And lying the needle with exquisite art.
The bright little needle, the swift-fying
NEEDLE etc.
1 fear some of our needles were not
very "swift-fying," for we didn't
finish the quilt, and consequently
didn't get to "shake the cat''-an-
other time-honored way of trying
your fortune" May our kind en-
tertainers always be blessed with
happiness.
Before closing may I ask what
has become of your numerous cor
respondents? hope they haven't
been attacked with the "spring fe-
ver." / saw little hail storm from
S. NJ. A. C. in the Tobacco Leaf last
week, and under it missing in the
Mail" S. NJ. A. c., we like to hear
from you; we hope you viii write
soon, and yours won't be "No /. t.
NJ" I. d. A.
May II, 1877.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1877-05-26
FROM DICKSON COUNTY.
EDITORS CHRONICLE:


1.-THE sun though cIouded all the day,
May oft in brightness set"
sang Samuel Lover, the Irish poet,
and so Improved yesterday Sunday,
the 18th of May, as it also proved to
be a memorial day to the people of
Charlotte. The District Conference
met there on Thursday, May 10th,
and our little town in the woods
was filed to OVERLOOKING with citi-
zens from the neighborhood and
from the surrounding counties. 1
doubt very much whether Charlotte
was ever hOnOred with so many
people at one time before. Bishop
Keener preached a most elaborate
sermon ON Sunday at IL O'Clock, and
the house was absolutely packed,
besides One-third of the people pres
ent were compelled to remain out
side as they could not get seats
within. If the day had not been so
unpromising the preaching would
have been in the beautiful oak grove
close by, but the GLORIOUS king of
day. was vailed with misty clouds
until evening. After ordaining two
ministers the benediction was given
and all scattered DER the hillsides
to partake Ofa most excellent repast,
prepared by the courteous people of
Charlotte. 1 never have witnessed
a meeting of any kind where there
was such superfuity of provisions.
In the evening that meritorious
preacher, t. j. Duncan, preached
short sermon to the children, and he
seemed to have gained the affection
of all by his frank and kindly man.
ner. All were delighted when, at
the end of his sermon, he informed
them that the meeting would be
protracted and he would strive to
save a few souls before he left the
air of Dickson. May he be success
full should be the prayer of all.
Well, as to the crops in this vicin-
ity, everything is lovely; every
body is done planting corn and some
are blowing it. Wheat looks very
well, but it is rather thin, caused, 1
suppose, by the severity of the win
ter. 1 am sorry to find that a great
many of our best farmers have given
up the idea of raising a crop of to-
baccO because of the cheapnesS of
the article in the markets at present.
| think they had as well risk a crop
of tobacco to bring them in the "tin"
as anything else; yet the majority
seem to think that that which is
bringing the best price now will sell
the best next year. Nevertheless,
all of them have been disappointed
often enough by it being to the con-
trary of what they expected. Corn
is selling very well now with the
probabilities of its selling better,
therefore the farmers are anxious to
put large acreage in corn. Now,
all that will make it profitable to
them will be the continuation of the
TurkO-Russian war. Tobacco plants
are very promising, and, as a gene
raj thing, when plants are promis-
ing it is a good sign of a good to-
baccO year.
Cumberland Furnace is blowing
again, and will run without inter-
mission until Christmas.
Our little village can now boast
of one of the most picturesque little
churches in the State, planned and
built by Mr.. Samuel Larnard, ar
chitect, from Nashville.
Au reVOir, ALPHA.
Cumberland Furnace, Tenn, May
ii, 1877.
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FROM ROSE HILL, TENN.

EDITORS CHRONICLE: Did you
ever visit Rose Hill? If not you
have missed a treat that you'd re-
greet if you knew what a treat it is.
Rose Hill is not celebrated enough,
as yet, to have gained admittance
to the pages of history, nor has it
even been hOnOred with a geOgraph-
zeal description or place on any map
which has been published hereto
fore. This, like many other things,
Oughtn't to be, but nevertheless,
through the agency of man and
other animals, it is. | will not do
Rose Hill injustice by attempting
a description, for I've long since
learned that there is very little of
the ingredient called descriptive
powers" in my general composition.
1t is a constitutional deficiency and
not to be helped at present. Suffice
it to say (if you will allow me to use
a schoolgirls eXpression) it is per-
feet love of a place; just such place
in which Horace would have liked
to live, or any one who can appre-
ciate the delights ofsylvan solitude.
We don't have anything like a
steam whistle to disturb our reveries
when we go out for a ramble thro'
the "leafy colOnnades." Mr.. J. w.
Trahern, the most enterprising resi-
dent, has made a great many inn
prOvements in the last few years,
but if you have any curiosity ON
the subject and would like to have
a nice time, come out and you will
be welcomed and Hospitality enter
tanned. Rose Hill is not a newsy
place, there not being inhabitants
sufficient to create any frequent
sensation. We read several news
papers Of course, and if there were
n few more of us no doubt we would
start a newspaper of our own. Oc-
casiOnally we hear from Lafayette,
which is better than reading ten
papers you know. The crops in
this vicinity are more promising, l
hear, than they have been for a
long time. The wheat is not much
injured by frosts, and the farmers
have more tobacco plants than they
will be able to set out. Very poor
prospect for fruit, which some think
almost as bad as a tobacco failure.
During the latter part of last week
our social circle was enlivened by
the charming presence of Misses
Jennie Rives, Ida SOuthall, Addie
and Nina Oldham. There is GER
tainly such a thing in existence as
human magnets, for part of the in
habitants evinced strange symptoms
while they were in our midst, and
when they went home he was so
powerfully attracted that he fol-
lowed them the entire distance. We
hone they will come again soon.
Went to Miss Lima Edwards
chilling at uncle Bob Rives' Tues
a. Miss Lima, who knows what
= GOOD dinner is, gave us one. 1t
.,-es tbe first ''quilting' ] ever at
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people in succession in a decade of
itinerant life; but the love of Christ
constrained me. oh how 1 want to
see my Sunday School children !
talk with them, sing and pray with
them. Never mind, children, we
will have a pleasant and profitable
association between this and confer
ence / trust. I. j. DUNCAN.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1877-05-26

Come, sweet sleep, and close my eyelids,
am weary Of the day;
Take me on thy wings to dreamland,
Show me loved ones passed away;
Show me one loved in childhood,
Dearer even than a brother
Come, sweet sleep, and close my eyelids;
would love to dream OF mother.
Then with magic words transport us,
Back to that old home ofours,
Where in youth learned to prize her,
In our childhood's happy hours;
Let me feel her kind caresses,
Let me hear her speak to me
Come, sweet sleep, long TO slumber,
Then in dreams with mother be.
Bring me naught but dreams of gladness,
Danish every thought and care;
Place her by the old east window,
In her high-bacl1 rocking chair;
Then for ages let me slumber,
Dreaming dreams that have no end,
For twas love like hers that tells me
Mother was my dearest friend.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1877-05-26
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

TNHE countenance is pale and
leaden-colored, with occasional
fushes, or a circumscribed spot on
one or both cheeks; the eyes become
dull; the pupils dilate; an azuresemi-
circle runs along the lower eye-lid;
thenose is irritated, swells, and some
times bleeds; swelling of the upper
lip; occasional headache, with hum
ming or throbbing of the ears; an
unusual secretion of saliva; Shiny or
furred tongue; breath very foul, par
ticularly in the morning; appetite
variable, sometimes voracious, witha
gnawing sensation of the stomach, at
others, entirely gone fleeting pains
in the stomach /; occasional nausea
and vomiting violent pains through
out the abdomen; bowels irregular,
at times costive; stools Shiny; not
unfrequently tinged with blood /;
belly swollen and hard urine tur-
bid; respiration occasionally diff
cult, and accompanied by hiccough;
coughsometimesd ryand convulsive;
uneasy and disturbed sleep, with
grinding of the teeth; temper varia-
bic, but generally irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
DR.. c. MoLANE'S VERMIFUGE
Will certainly effect cure.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form; it is an innocent prepa-
ration, nat cabc6Ie Of G0iagk the slight
est injury to tie m0st teaaer i4faaf.
The genuine DR.. McLANE's YER
MIFUGE bears the signatures of c.
McLANE and FLEMING Bros. on the
WRAPPER.