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The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-05-12
sHltI WAY 1 WON HER.

~We walked among the flowers and fern
Talking Of things botanic.
When first my passions found relsasa
In words aud aighs volcanic.
shc was from Boston, so was /
IL was the same old story,
OF TALENT. beauty, love and youth
In conservatory.
"Aljoe." ! cried, 'thy soul is pure
As yan white Phyllocactusi
And thy sweet lips are like the corr
OF the red bsptotuaehtus!
'Dearer to me are thy blue eyes
Than bnrrs cpncurbitatFous
And that rare plant LiunWus said
Had nvuies CinChofacsous!
s'Nc herb exotic. to my mind.
Hath pdor 50 delicious
AS Thy sweet breath, like pinls in J'n".
Or leaves holoseriGfousl
II cherish germs of love for thee.
In thy heart would piant them
More than sepals pentaloid.
Or bright lKionanthuml
Answer me. love my living rose,
Dispel these vagus doubts hidDus.
Let mo but call you for all time,
Ny own Monochlamy ydeousU
BIushIng she reached covert spot.
Whore parents neeT would think us.
And gave me with u charming smile.
purple Leptorhyncbusl
knew It's meaning we'll. and pIuosed
An Eucalyptus Willis,
Which she placed In her eoraage with
A yellow Maehrophyllus.
Among sweet Blepharatiir.
And fragrant Lophostralis,
won that learned Boston girl.
Tho blonde Hstbetio Alieel
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LEGAL NOTICES
A. ID. Rawlings vs.. Mrs. e. y. Brandon,
No $3.50.
SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF LOU
ISIANA,
Friday. February 1s. 1878.

Friday, February ID. 1873.
rI,HK COURT WAS DULY OPENED, PRES
i ent their Honors: Thomas G. Manning.
Chief Justice, and Robert II. Mari. Aicibiade
DeBanc. William 3. Eagan. William Z. sDen-
GER Associate Justices.
On motion OF Thomas P. Farrer. Of counsel
for plaintiff and appellant. and On suggestion
Of the death Of defendant and appellee since
his appeal was taken, and consider ing the afH.
davit filed by this attorney. that the heirs OF
said deceased are unknown,
II Is ordered by the court that the representa-
tives Of said deceased appellee bs notified 10
appear within three months from publication
Of this order In the official journal Of the State,
or In default thereof the said appellant will
proceed to have said cause tried and deter
mined according to lay.
hereby certify the foregoing TO be q true and
faithful extract from the minutes Of this honor
able court Of the day. month and year first
above written.
In Testimony whereof have hersunto get my
hand and affixed the seal Of said court, at the
city OF New Orleans, this nineteenth day OF Feb
fs26 sod ALF. ROMAN. Clerk.
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- of Orleans. No. 4e,25t-Notics Il hsreby
given. to the creditors Of this estate and
TO all other persons herein Interested to
tificaton. If any they have or can, why the
account presented by H. r. Parker, Public Ad-
minstrator and adninistf ator Of this estate,
should not be approved and homologntsd. and
the funds distributed in accordance therswitt.
BY order OF the court.
rny7 1915 JOHN HERBERT. Clerk.
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SUCCESSION NOTICES.
succession st Psilcits naptIs.

@WFFFEsfNh w FEIErTts RaDtIaIf-
ltECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
- ish Of Orleans. No. 4e.oo4-Eotiee is here
by given to the creditors Of this estate
and 10 al other persons herein Interested to
show cause Within ton days from the present
notification. If any they hays Or can. why tho
account presented by e. 7. Parker. Public Ad-
rninistrator and administrator Of this estate,
should not be approved and homologated.
and the funds distributed Ia accordance there
with.
BY order Of the court
Inv7 "a Is John HEREKRT Clerk
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succession ef Niche, D,etrtrh.

GECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
- isb Of Orleans, No. 4o,ssa- Whereas. Mrs.
Emile Lacour Dietrich has psttioned ths court
for letters nj administration ON the estate Of
nor late husband. Michel Dietrich. Notice IL
hereby given tohll whom 1t may concern 10
show cause within ten days wig the prayer
of the shid petitioner should not be granted
mrs III JOHN HERBERT. Cerk.
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, SUNDAY, MAY u, 1878

ing me the little speech / had expected,
thanking me for saving her life-I put
out my arms. And though we said no
word, we forgave one another.
And how pleased Lizzie was when she
saw the last Of the Lindsays transferred
to my unworthy self.
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hbmAhlINe baxfG vs.. WIN. wages ct ais.
rINHIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
j.! of Orleans. No, 25,2o7-By virtue of d writ
2q.t Teri faeias against WIN. yoges and VIM. H
Benson, to. me directed by the honorable
the Third District Court for the parish OF
Orleans. in the, above entitled cause, | will
proceed to sell at public auction on the
premises hereinafter designated, on sATUR-
DAY. May 10. 1878. Mt to's O'Clock %. m. the fol
lowing described property, to wit
THE COaTENTS OF A COFFEE-HOUsE
situated at the corner Of Common and Clai-
borne streets, In the First District of this city
as per inventory. which may be seen Mt my Of
fee.
Also the uneEpired term Of the lsase Of said
promises np to the thirty-fr day Of Dscem
Der next fts7sj. ut the annual rate Of one thou
sand and slightly dollars. payable in monthly
equal instHllnsnts
seizsd in the above suit as belonging 10 de-
fsndant Vogss.
Terms For the contents Of the coffee house.
cash on the spot. and for the unekprsd term
Of lease. tbs purchaser to pay the notes ss
they fal due. and the balance Of the price Of
adjudication. IL any, cash on the spot.
THOMAS II. HANDY
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
Tnv7
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Ernest rragst vs.. James N. wagner.

ErHesI FrHgst vs.. Jamss m, WagneT.
GIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
- ish pf Orleans. No eas7-By virtue Of a writ
Of ferl faeias, to me directed by the hon
orable the Sixth District Court for the parish
Of Orleans, In the above entitled cause, / will
proceed to sell ut public auction Mt the Msr
chants and Auftionests' Exchange Royal
STREET, between tttttt t Gft1tuttu1tt5 81 ,5t5t
n the second District nf this city, on sATUR-
DAY, May te, 1873. mt ~ o'clock m The following
described property tn wit
EiGHT SHARES in the capital stock of the
in lianidatiou), Of the par value nf one hundred
dollars ea b, now worth about fifty dollars per
share standing on The books Of said bank In
the name Of the defendant herein And es-
peeially all and singular tho right title and In
tersst of said defendant In and to tbs said eight
shares of stock, no certificate Of stock having
been issued by the bank,
Sniz I'd in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS II. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans
myG Ii ~
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r. BUSCH,
GUN AND LOCKSMITE,

No. n Commercial Place. New Orleaus.
DELL HANGING, IRON RAILRINGs. ANL
ID General House WORK attended 10 az short
notice and reasonable prices. Ala Q, Yaulte,
Ksys OF all descriptions made, eafe repair.
Ing specially ETS TT
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ADvERTIgEMEN
6sgEAIFF SALES.


Jeseph Rock vs.. HerBara sci,Iemmer.
E'IFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
l. ish Of Orleans, No. sse1-.By virtue of u writ
orable the Fifth District Court for tho parish Of
Orleans, in the above entitled cause. will pro-
essa to soil ut public auction. on tho premises
hereinaits~ designated. on SATURDAY. Nav H.
1878, ut O'Clock y. M, the following deserbej
property, to wit
ALL The MOVABI,E5 contained In the
premises situated Mt the corner of Prisur hnd
Ursuines streets. in tbs Second District of this
city. aud in the ba srg in the rear thereof. and
in nj The outbuildings thereto b longing. The
whole as per inventory. which may be- soon In
my office.
Seized in the above suit
Terms Cash on tbs spot
THOMAS II. HANDY.
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
mV7 IA ~
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Succession of Walter 6. Hob

GECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
- ish Of Orleans. No; asoso- Notice is
hereby given to the creditors Of this estate
and to nil other persons herein interested TO
show cause within ten days from tho present
notification. If any they have Or can, why tbs
third provisional account presented by Isaac
msntary executors in this estate. should not be
approved and homoiogated. and the funds dis
tributed in accordance Herewith,
BY order Of ths court. -
mys5l2 JOHN HERBERT. Clerk.
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JOB PRINTING.

Our Office being all NEW, bought with esp
reference 10 the wants Of this city. we are
abled 10 turn ont SUPERIOR WORK In q +
expeditions manner.
Estimates furnished on all classes OF '
when required.
Gall and SEQ samples and get our fgs-ex
fore ordering your work.
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VISITING CARDS.

We have In stock the finest assortment b
VISITING CARDS In this city, which We fur
nish 10 our customers at the low rate OF
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-04-19

We have received copy Of this new
monthly paper, published in the Con.
rier-Jownoi building, Louisville, KY,
by Lester G. Hubbard n Co. Il is a
capital paper. II portrays the comic.
al side Of life in the South, particular.
ly as IL was in the past, reviving the
rich old stories and incidents over which
the dust Of many years gathered. The
present number contains as one Of the
leading features Proctor Knots IRE.
sistably funny Duluth speech, which
set the world agog with laughter, with
many other selections Of equal merit.
II is profusely and humorously illus.
trate,l. and is artistically and careful.
ly gotten up. The subscription price
is 81 per year; dime enclosed to
"Thc Southern Humorisi", Louisville
KY, will secure a sample copy. The
publishers offer premiums for contri-
buttons. Who will send the hest joke
from this section?
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shortly before his departure lnr la.
dis. the lamente,l IIebcr preached a
sermon. which contained this rcauli.
iul sentiment. IA. rr...t-r
Life hears Us ON like the stream
of mighty river. Our boat glide
down the narrow channel--lhrough
the playful murmuring of the little
brook, and the winding of It's grassy
borders. The trees shed their BIOS
SONS over our young heads, the How.
ers on .he brink seem 10 offer them.
selves 10 our young hands; we ARE
happy IN hope. md grasp eagerly at
the beauties around us-but the stream
hurries on, and still our hands are
empty. Our course in youth and
manhood b along wilder aocd, amid
objects more striking and magnificent.
We are animated at the moving pie
lures Of enjoyment and industry pass.
ing us. we are excite,l at some short,
lived disappointment. The stream
beas5 us on, and our joys and grief
are alike lcft behinu us. We may be
shipwrecked, we cannot be delayed;
whether rough or smooth, the river
h.st1... A.. a. ha.,a all tha .oa. "A
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SOME OF ITS ADVANTAGES.

l,s construction dintrs from all M,raLle Comb
hi'es, because the keepcr has only 10 opcn The
dnor OF the Hive and pull the frame, bees, honey
and all out At once, when they can he esaminel
hsed, showed hacs insiantly, the donr Chased aud
all Is safe. la one minute, you can see how much
honey there Is Ia hive take "ut frame 6lL,l
with honey, and place an einriy frame In iis place
Ia he 6llsl again In a iew days In dvc niinntes,
you can divide swarm ariidcially, anaI hus ney-
er lose swarm, but, on the contrary -loulIe II.
In favorable season, from bur 10 slN colonirs can
lc made ionl one hive, An idle drohes can he shat
out, aud The honey they would eat eau he ,ayed
Perfect ventilation IL SECURED in Winter and SUM
mer. II Is 10 simple Ia construction that any or u.
nary earpeuier ean make iwo or three In n dsy and
the cost OF the material j. alout seventy -Gys cents
per hive Honey eau he taken from tue top Of the
hive without coming In contact with the hees. The
hess Eau he iei with bee seier that goes With the
hive, without opening the hive or attracting other
hes
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The undersigned, having purchased of the Paten-
tee the exclusive right in this Hive for nearly all
Of the counties OF Kentucky, now oder TO supply
persons with Farm and County Rights and with
the privilege 10 make the same. The honey sea-
son Is rapidly approaching. March Is the time Ia
examine your bees, to see thai they have enough
honey 10 last them until the mowers come, or to
see that they have not too much. n too much. the
ices have not room enough to raise their brood,
FROM the fact that there is ton much honey aud a
part should he taken out with honey singer, and
the comb replaced, or other empty comb put in IT,
place to receive ncw brood.
We claim and can show that IN Eve mlnnie. any
one can daticialiy swarm or divide colony in this
Hive.
II has been beiore the publc seven year,, and
has heen tested by thousa-s~ aud In no instance
has 1t ailei ia give the highest satisfaction to the
bee-keeper. Those who have tried Il will use M
other, Practical hee-keePers pronounce II superb
or 10 all others combined. and even novice In hee.
keeping finds II pleasant and prohiahl to rslss
he"- and secure honey with the tennessee Hive.
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And the kinp,lom of Satan shall he
l;lcncd un,o , Grain or tobacco sced-
which. though exceedingly small grew
and bccame N great plont and !,
sprcad its leaves so great and broad.
that hurs anil, vile worm. ,oupJ a
hsbitaiicn thereon.
And Il came In mas. in the course Of
time that sons Of men looked upon IL.
and thought il beautiful 10 behold
and much desired to make lads look
big and manly.
So the sous Of men put out their
hands and pluckel the leave. thereof.
and did chew thereof and some il
made s,ck and others a. yomi, most
flthily.
And il further came 4, m,ss that
,ho.o who ohowol !, ,,o.,ma ,nu.n
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Sensations During ysenssng.

A question has arisen which very
few living persons are in position to
answer, viz; What are the sensations
experienced during hanging? Some
Of the few who have been able to give
any account OF their consciousness at
so critical a moment, say that, after
one instant of pain, the chief sensa.
tion is that Of a mass Of brilliant col
ors filling the eyeballs. The Quarter
ly Rcrie,c, Cvol. lxxxv.,) treating
Of this matter, says: "An acquaint-
ance of Lord Bacon, who meant to
hang himself, partially lost his foot
ing, and was cut down ut the last ex.
tremity, having nearly paid for his
curiosity with his life. He declared
that he felt no pain, and his oply sem
sations were Of fire before his eyes.
which changed first black and then to
sky blue. These colors are even a
source Of pleasure. a Captain Mon
tague, who was executed in France
during the religious wars, but was res.
cue'l from the gibbet at the inierccs-
sion Of Marshal Turene. complained
that, having lost all pains in an in
stsnt, he had been taken from a light
Of which the charm dciied descrip-
ton. Another criminal who escaped
through breaking Of the halter, said
that, after n second or two Of suffer-
ing, light appeared. and across il a
most beautiful avenue Of trees" All
agree that the uneasiness is quite mo-
mentary, that a pleasurable feeling
Immediately succeeds, that colors Of
various hues start up before the eyes.
and that these having been gazcd at
for u limited space, the rest is obliv-
ion. The mind. avertcd from the re.
aliiy Of the situation, is engaged in
scenes the most remote from that
which iills the eye Of the spectator. -
All the Year Round.
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A popular doctor OF Utica, while
escorting young lady home the 9TH
er evening, attempted to relieve her
cough and sore throat by giving her a
troche. He told her to allow it TO
dissolve gradually in her mouth. No
relief was experienced. and the doctor
felt quite chagrined the next day,
when the lady sent him a pantaloon
button with note, saying he must
have given her the wrong kind of a
troche and might need this one.
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CemrfIns Under DIMcmlfIes.

They were courting under Difficult.
ties. II was in a room through which
the members Of the family were con.
tinuslly passing to and fro.
Dear Alice" he said, 81 can no
longer labor under this sus-"
(The old man appears.)
"pcnsion Of hanks is due to the un.
wise policy"
(Old gent passes on.)
II was going to say, my dear girl,
that hope you will promise to he
mine, and name an early day fm the
bonds"
(Old woman happens in"
should never be pam in gold
alone"
Exit old GIRL
"Name the day when can call you
my own, for ! cannot believe that you
will think il pre-"
(Oh man sides in again.
sumption cannot ~ So soon nc.
complishei."
(The intruder reiircs.)
81 say that ] cant believe you are
entirely Indifferent to me. hut will
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The Erie Railway furnishes Section
Masters with blanks 10 Gil out in case
of accident, so that the utmost accu'
ncy may he hal in following up The
case. A COW was recently killed, AMI
the Section Master in filling up the
blank, came to these words, "Whai
disposition" After chewing his pen.
ell while he wrote-"Mild and gen.
tle"
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'ris rule of manners to avoid ex.
sggerstion. A lady loses, as soon as
she sdmires too easily and too much.
In man or woman, the face ami the
person lose power when they are on
the strain 10 express admiration. A
man makes his interiors his superiors
by heat. Why need you, who are
not a gossip, talk as a gossip, and tell
eagerly what the neighbors or the jour
mails sayg State your opinion without
apology. : Emerson.
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The murders in Kentucky are he.
coming iearfully numerous. Last
year there were one hundfel and fifty,
and only one hanging occurred. Since
the first of January the average is
larger than in any three months Of
last year. There is only one way TO
stop this internal business, and thai is
to make the law absolutely supreme,
and the gibbei with halter attached. 8
very prominent object Of contempla-
tion heiorc the eyes of the brnle- go
GCourier,.Iournal.
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Here is a list Of the good things Of
this life upon which the Key West
people are now luxurating; Green
corn, egg plants, okrs, nanny ap.
piles, bananas, plaintains, pumpkin,
green peas, yams, string beans, sugar
cane, sapodilloes, pomegrana,es. dates,
and all kinds Of fresh tropical pro,
duces.
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A Musical EXPLANATION. -- Old
subscriber wants In know what a Can.
tata il. Certainly with pleasure.
A Cantats is sort of ar" "Whai
is a Cantata?" "It is" "Oh, well.
if You can tell il better than We can,
ta, Ia Kcokuk Constitution.
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Jeremy Taylor says of marriage /;
"lf you are for pleasure, marry; il
you prize your health, marry; if mon
cy he your object, marry. A good
wife is Heavens last hest gift 10 man,
his angel and minister of graees innu-
merable, his gem OF many virtues, his
casket of Jewels"
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Little Mary P's father had gone to
Europe. During his absence she
prayed continually for him that God
would take care Of him and bless him.
why don't you pray for father now?'
asked her mother. 1--WE have got
him at home now, and We can take
care of him ourselves"
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IL fyoung ladies only knew how dis
gusting 10 worthy men slovenliness is,
and how attractive are displays OF
neatness and taste, they would array
themselves in the simplicity and clean.
illness of the lilies of the fields, or, il
they were able to indulge in costly at
tire, they would study the harmonious
blending Of colOn. which nature ex-
hibits Ia all her works.
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Cows pastured on rye will ailen
and give greater quantity Of milk
than they will when pastured ON the
wild range or fed corn in the ear.
Even in Winter the butter has a nice
golden color and cells we'll. II sown
early on well prepared land, rye will
afford more pasture to the acre during
Fall, Winter and Spring than blue
grass or timothy. Rye pasture is
cheaper and easier to be had in Win
ter than root crops, and grows faster
in the early Spring than the usual
pasture grasses. Sow IN May for sum-
mer pasture, and the Fab for Spring
pasture. IN. Y. Herald.
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Pennsylvania capitalists, says the
Petroleum Reporter, have lately in
vested largely in sinking wells near
McKinneys Station, KY, a small
town on the road at the foot of the
Cumberland Mountains. We now
learn by recent dispatches received
that they have struck oil, and that,
too,in large quantities, and that it is he
ing brought up by the sand pumps.
Excitement is beginning to run high
in Cincinnati, and investors are eager.
ly inquiring into the matter. One
Company in Cincinnati now own 400.
600 acres OF land in these new oil re-
gions.
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A doctor went out West to practice
his profession. An old friend met
him on the street one day and asked
him how he was succeeding in his bu-
siness.
"First rate, he replied. 1--WE had
one case"
"Well. what was ihat!'
ut was a BIRTH" said the doctor.
How did you succeed with that?'
well, the old woman died, and
the child died. But ! think I'll save
the old man yet"
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Edward Wheeler. who died mash.
ua, N. H., worth $1,000, was una.
BILE to take his money with him. but
he came as near it as he could. lie
ordered the expenditure of the whole
of Il on his funeral and tomb.
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The season for gardening is upon
Us aud the following hints for April
are useful:
Sow mortgages in about your house.
A Summer cottage covered with mort
cages has very striking effect.
Trim the sausage bushes and see
that they grow in coil, shady spot,
so that the fruit when ripe shall not
fry out in the hot sun.
Nows the time TO plant rich insane
father. Bury them pretty deep,since
il is better they shouldn't come up un'
Ill late in the season.
Pins need a light sandy soil. Sow
broadcast.
Hoopskirts should have a top dres
sing Of waist material.
Seawcej nee'is y good deal OF irri-
cation with salt water.
Cook and parlor stoves may be sci
out in about i've weeks.
Umbrellas need a good deal Of irri.
cation before they will open.
Eggs should he sown broadcast in 8
rich loan and well narrowed.
Now is the time, also, to plant your
hogs, 50 that you may have haked
pig for the ilh Of July.
lf you have a hot house try and
raise light spring overcoal. This
however, needs great care. Few sue
ceel.-[N. Y. Graphic.