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once. l placed myself directly BE-
tween the window and the bed, and
for the seco1d time l vas SCI Ny
nether raistd her selftlowly 0n her
S6ow. She wss . good woman, in
The widest slDsSSf IL vard, and
though the strange apparition startled
her TOR . moment. she feared nO evil
and Was not dismayed. Besides. I
bore the likeness Of her alse mt child,
and whO can measure u mothers love :
Child. child. whatever do you" I
threw up my sa..ISwy .rss.s in viIsl
excitement. The spell WAS broken.
My mother had spoken I" me. and
could make answer back again.
took the very words out of her mouth
in my eagerness tn anticipate the
growing dawn. ''Come-come with
me :" ! cried IL want tn show you"
And even rs ! spoke. the round red
sun slowly r,se from his cloudy bed
on the horiznn, the csck crOwesi loudly
under the window. and ] melted slowly
into thin air. After all. was il n
c,ck that crowe,l AZ noisilv ? I rubbed
my fingers; yawned: l stretched
myself as one does ou waking from a
doze. | came al together again ~ il
we're aud behold there ] sat in nv
easy chair with NV feet ON the fender,
an ink bottle on char besi.le me.
aud hslf-fiuishe,l letter lying On my
knee. but where was the pen that
should have been in my hand ]
turned about in the lamp-lisht. Ha
there it was, fallen down into the
fender. Could its fall have suggested
my noisy cock Had ] verify been
asleep and dreamin: Of one thing.
however. j was certain. | was full
Of pity for the pDs ghosts. and I
have never since changed in my
feeling towards them.
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How They Serve Q Summons in
New York State.


George II. Ryer sued Mr.. Levy, corn<t
player for sos. but neither he nor the
officer could lind HIM to serve the SUMMONS.
81 ruse wss resorted to. The following
letter was written in female hand, on
pink note paper delicately periumed:
New York, Aug. Is. 1873.
DEAR Mn. LEVY: met you ai Brighton
Reach recently, and your gl.nces gave me
courage to address you. / an married
woman and therefore cannot invite you to
my house. vii: ne you Monday morning
at 10a O'Clock. at the corner Of Fifth avenue
and Eighteenth street. / wiil come heavily
yelled, and il possible have . coupe in
readiness would not be recognised for
anything. Very truly yours, AS.
+. S.-If il should prove stormy on Mon
day, meet me Tuesday, same time and
place, or address me through the personals
Of the He'uid Wednesday. AS.
The festive mysticism was on hand at the
appointed time. The fair and pure one
came not bu, the officer did, AMI seeing The
defendant peering abont approached and
handed him the summons, which vas re-
fused. The officer then laid il on his
shoulder when the ''susd man" took to his
heels and ran away. Call out the tronpa.
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Will YOU not oh. NV hus.

resolve. Will you not oh, nv hus-
band :"
His elistening ewes. his sad emile.
was her answer. The Judge left the
room and when, an hour after. he re-
turned and with more subdued man.
ner, took part in the entertainment Of
the bridal guests. no one could fail to
read that he too. had determined to
Danish at once and forever the enemy
from his princlev home.
Those present at the wedding can
never forget the impression" SO solemn
ly made. Many from that hour re-
nounced the wine cup forever.
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The officers of the Grand Lodge of
United States of Odd Fellows held Il
meeting in Baltimore, and it was decided
not to hold the annual meeting of that
body in Austin, Texas, this year, as
ordered at the last session, on account
of the prevalence of yellow fever.
The meeting will be held in Balti-
more instead.
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Americans carried off an extraordi-
nary quota of the regular prizes at the
Paris Exposition and they have also
been awarded . score of the special
premiums for agricultural implements,
and this victory placed our country
ahead of the world in the matter of
inventions which promote and secure
the earthis increase. Taken in con-
nection with the fact that very little
money was provided to make our dis
play worthy of the United States, our
signal triumph in the oldest industry
known to man, in a part of the world
where the cultivation of the soil is q
prime avocation, the result is most
fattering to our national pride and
worthy of the Republic.
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The marriage Of James Gordon
Benefits sister. Jeanette, to Isaac
Bell, jr., will take place in the Cath
Ole church at Newport about the mid
die of September, and Cardinal Nc
Closkey, who is now at that fashiona-
bic resort, will perform the nup.ial
ceremony. There is time enough,
however, jeanette to go back on
the engagement and fight a duel with
Bells sister before the time rolls
around.
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ITO Be or Not to Be-"

Ii is = question Of importance TO all
afflicted creatures, whether they will be cur.
ed Of disease BY remedies which leave q
train Of bad after-efiects. or by medicine
that strikes at the cause of the malady and
eradicates it without doing any more harm
than that much water? CLLrroRD's FEB.
RIrUGE, for the cure of all diseases caused
by malaria, is paiatabie, powerful Anti
periodic and Tonic. and yet never produces
headache. noise in the ear, deafness, or any
of the evils consequent on the use Of Qui-
nine, Arsenic. etc.
&c. RIcHARIsoS, Prop'r.
For sale BY all drueg,sts. St. Louis.
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"Manuscripts copied quickly and
neatly; terms six pence Q2t) per
1000 words, providing paper. Ad-
dress, &C." This advertisement in a
London paper is painfully suggestive
of the straits to which people are put
for G living.
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It is believed that Dickens charac-
ters had real names. -. Quilp,
ESQ.," Is down for ESQ in the list of
subscribers to . charity in the London
Tdbld.
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Mr.. Tarring, an English barrister,
has been appointed Professor of Inter-
national Law at the University Of To
kio. He will lecture in English, that
having been adopted as 1.-THE learned
language" by the university authori-
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Either our generals are carrying on
the Indian campaign in a very desul.
tory and languid manner, or the hos.
tiles have been 80 broken up and de.
mortified that they are no longer able
to offer any OPPOSITION worth speaking
of. From General Towards latest
bulletin the latter would seem to he
the way of it. That gallant and ener-
getic leader-or, should We say follow
erf-is pursuing the trail with charac-
teristic vigor, but the Indians appear
to fly before him like chat before the
wind, and will. by no means give the
general an opportunity of delivering
that crushing and final blow which
would conclude the campaign. How
ever provoking as it must be thus per-
sistently thwarted, the general loses
neither heart nor hope. He has re-
arranged HE forces and Is now pre-
pared to push the peeky red skins to
the wall. In the meanwhile, as a
sample of what may be looked for
presently, be sends Us news of little
skirmish which took place the other
day in which six or seven Indians were
surprised and fifteen horses taken from
them. What became of the Indians
is not mentioned, but the presumption
is that with their usual pusilanimity.
they made of. There is no doubt
that the present lack Of practical result
is altoeether owing to the indisposition
Of the redskins to show fight. A long
% this state of affairs lasts, Howard
will be putting feathers in his hat.
But We fear that the Indians will lead
on and on until they get the army
within their power and then vine
them out.
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Chief Justice Cockburn is Is, and
has been on the bench % years.
While presiding in Liverpool lately he
was too unwell to remain 10 court.
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1t is fact, not only of political,
but of chronological interest. that the
mulatto, Kelly, has a much more
highly organized and retentive men,
ory than the white man, Kellogg.
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At Liverpool $500 damages were
given in q breach of promise case.
The parties had been counting for If
teen years, and four illegitimate chill
dren had been born.
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Lord Stratford de Radcliffe, first
cousin of George Canning, the whilom
British Premier. is q contributor to
the Nineteenth Century for August. He
is past 60.
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Russian ladies are apt to exceed Ia
dies of other countries in tie number
of bracelets they wear. From twelve
to twenty are often seen on their arms.
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PERFECT SHINGLES!

have secured the exclusive sale Of "PECKS is INCH
CLEAR eHM6IES." which can confidently recommend to
poon4 building the best that be made selected
bolts BY the latest improved machinery. GUARANTEE
these shingles to be STRICTLY FRSTCLASS and viii pay
double price for any shingles Of this brand which
shnges relatively cheaper than the brands because
hoy durable will surface less
time and in laying them and FULL COUNT Parties
who want good roofs should have NO OTHER Call and OK
anime them at my yard, Coz. Usage and Third.
43Od&w6m r. n GAnSS
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The London Standard warns intend.
ing emigrants against Cyprus. Gil
mate, language, &C., are against them.
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Star Tobacco.
For Lgeett 4 Myers celebrated new
style, star tobacco call at
JNo L. HALL 4 Co.'S.
Wholesale Grocery,
6-2o-dn 200 Woe Main Seroet.
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The line for q railroad between Leu
cozia and Famagusta, Cyprus, is being
suryeyed.
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The entire recovery of the German
Emperor Is now considered certain.
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DCtAus SuC iCIV"eus oss0su uSa upS
quivering faster ard faster, and her
voice more broken, land there they
scooped him a grave. and there with
out a shroud they lay him down IN
that damp, reeking earth-the only
son of proud father, the only. idol
lied brother Of fond sister, and he sleeps
to-day in that distant country, with
no stone to mark the spot. There he
lies-my fathers SONNY own twin
brother-a victim to this deadly
poison. Father" che exclaimed.
turning suddenly while the tears
rolled down her beautiful cheeks,
father shall 1 drink it nowi"
The form of the old Judge was
convulsed with agony. He raised not
his head, but in a smothered voice
faltered-"No, no. nv child. mo-"
She lifted the glittering goblet and
letting it fall suddenly to the floor, it
was dashed into thousand fragments.
MANY a fearful eve watched her move
ment. and instantly. every wine glass
was transferred to the marble table on
which it had been prepared. There
as she looked at the fragments of
she turned to the company
and said, lie. no friend who loves
me, hereafter tempt me to peril my
soul for wine. 10 firmer are the ever
lasting hill, than nv resolve. God
holnsno mo uovor IN to,,oh nm tasto Tho
poison cup. and he to whom I have |
given my hand who watched over
my brothers form in that last solemn |
hour, and buried the dear wanderer
there by the river, in that land of
gold, will, / trust sustain me In that
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empty. My favorite brother appeared
as unconscious rs the rest Of nv
presence, though. as he passed,
conld not resist stretching out nv
shaiowy arms to him with passionate
longing. My mother even gave M
sign that she recognized me. and as
she turned Ia close anG lock the door.
| had barely time to fit into the
passage. well. perhaps after all"
l reflected, sit was small wonder they
did not knew me. l must be greatly
changed" Alas, as vet. l little realized
how vast the change was! Nv
anxiety was growing every moment.
Surely a touch must attract attention.
and l had always heard how marvel
Ously acute a mothers senses we're to
recognize her child. l approached
her, as she turned the key. and laid
nv hand on hers. She took no notice.
nestled close to her side. and even
To pass my arm round her
waist. Still she gave not the slightest
sign Of feeling my caness. In utter
despair sped along the passage after
nv brothers and sisters. / called
them aloud each one by name and be.
sought them to listen to me. Not one
needed my frantic words, and then the
horrible truth dawned upon me for
The first time that to them must he
vciceless as we'll as invisible. If this
we're indeed the case. how should !
make them understand! 1t was Just
/ fancied, that the sense oil
ouch might be more acute, - We
passed. almost together. an open door
eading to the Offices, pushed heavily |
lgainst one of my sisters. and the !
lame Of the candle she carried jumped
and almost went out, ''surely'l
thought. "they mus know now that !
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Co6uatuus 0uu u WIS piercing
shrek that told me my presence was
visible at last /; and it gave me q far
bitter pang than all nv past troubles
had done To find that was simply an
object Of terror and alarm tn those
loved the best. Mary awoke with
her sisters screams. and a perfect
paralysis Of terror tell upon her ALEC
when she saw me, which indeed
wounded me more than the lOudest
outcry. l tried to calm the terrified
girls, but to no purpose; and soon
lights were seen in the passage and |
the room door was opened BY my
mother. As she came in With her
candle | felt myself once more become
dim and indistinct in the Pickering
light. and then l knew thst ghosts {
are only visible in darkness. |
whatever is the matter. children :"
l heard my mother say. Mary who
vas the calmer Of the two, told what
they had seen. "You must have been
dreaming, dears. There is nothing
whatever in the room. See! And the
candle was carried into every hole
and corner. MARY shall 60 into
another rom, and ! will remain here,"l
said my mother al last. She looked
At her watch. 1t wanted only some
few minutes to day break, and soon
the light was again extinguished. and
oil was still. ! crept slowly out Of nv
refuge behind the curtain, 50 that !
might see the faces on the pillow. |
Susans eyes were closed, but nv
mothers we're fixed intently on the
window, through which the 6rst faint I
streak Of down Was already made
visible in the east. I felt thi. vas myi
last chance, and I must seize Il n
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Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
; u n 30 moss
Hopas ErunewaRsa vs. Frederick Lang.

SECOND JUDTCIAA DISTRICT COURT FOR
~ the Sixth and Seventh Municipal Districts
OF the parish of Orleans, No. 1oo0-By virtue of a
Of be END s e dreGted b the
for the Sixth and Seventh Municipal Districts
of tho parish of Orleans, In the above entitled
cause, will proceed to sell at public auction at
Royal street, between Canal and Custorahouse
streets, In the Second District OF this city, on
TUESDAY, October s.187s. at u O'Clock M, the
folloMsng degsr5bH 9NYit p
GROUND. together with all the buildings and
improvements thereon. situated In the Seventh
District Of New Orleans late city of Carrollton
In this State. Said lot is designated by the
number eight. In the square number eleven F.
Burthe and Second streets. according to plan
drawn by Henry Moelhausez1, surveyor on the
third day OF July 1846. deposited In the office OF
as plan number. twenty-three. Said lot meas
ures thirty feet front on Cambronne street, by
depth, between parallel lines. of ono hundred
and twenty feet, Being the same property ac-
CURED by the defendant herein by purchase
from George Kerner and wife, per act passed
Jefferson. on the twelfth Of August 1874. '~'- W
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Thls being the second and last auc-
ton the said property will be definitely adjudi-
Gated to the highest and last bidder for what it
will bring, at twelve months credit, the pur~
chaser furnishing bond. with good and solvent
security, bearing eight per cent interest pergan-
mum faom date, and special mortgage on the
property sold, until ANAL payment. Said pur-
chaser will have to deduct and pay in cash the
printing, sherifR's and clerks fees, etc.. which
amount to about ninety $500 dollars; and fur
thermore the State. parish and municipal
taxes, the amount of which is not yet ascer-
tanned. -
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
SAg1 "a ocs
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PROCLAMATION BY THE GOVERNOR.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,

Executive Department.
Whereas, 1t is not only right and proper, but
the bounden duty Of q peo pie. visited By calam-
ity and affection to recognize their dependence
upon Almighty God. and to exhibit their faith
in His power and mercy; and
Whereas. the prayers which have daily and
hourly assembled to His holy throne from the
households of this stricken land should find
simultaneous and public utterance:
Now, therefore, I. FRANCIS T. NICHOLS.
Governor of the State Of Louisiana, do hereby
recommend WEDNESDAY. THE NINTH DAY
OF OCTOBER, Ammo Domini 1875 as day of
FASTING. HUMILIATION AND PRAYER. and
that every person within the borders Of Louisi-
ana should on that day, repair to some place Of
public worship and there humbly invoke our
Heavenly Father to stay His Christening hand
and deliver US from the scourge which, battling
human skill and all that devotion, courage and
charity can bring to its assistance. still spreads
desolation throughout our own and sister
States.
And I do further recommend that at such
public service Gods blessing be invoked upon
those who have thus generously manifested
their devotion, courage and humanity in these
dark hours Of our supreme distress.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set ny
hand and caused the seal OF the State Of Loulsi-
ana to be affixed. at the city of New Orleans,
this first day OF October, In the year OF our Lord
and of the independence OF the United States OF
America the one hundred and third year.
FRANCIS 7. NICHOLS.
By the Governor:
OSCAR ARROYO,
Assistant Secretary Of State.
oc2 On
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REGISTRATION OFFICES.

First Ward-No. 1872 Annunciation. between
TerDsichore and Robin street.
Second Ward-No. 244 Carondelet, between
Delord and st. Joseph streets.
Third Ward-Corner Of Common and Robert
son streets,
Fourth Ward-Rampart. corner of Cont
street.
Fifth Ward-Rampart. corner of st. Ann
street.
Sixth Ward-No. 1sa Hospital, near Burgundy
street.
Seventh Ward-Corner of Laharpe street and
GENTLY Road.
Eighth Ward-Corner of Greatmen and Poet
streets.
Ninth Ward-Corner of Greatmen and Elmira
streets.
Tenth Ward-Corner of Jackson and Maya
zine streets.
Eleventh Ward-Corner Washington and Mag
azine streets,
Twelfth Ward-At the Market-house.
Thirteenth ,Ward-Corner Of Napoleon Ave-
nue. and st. Charles street.
Fourteenth Ward-Magazine, between Peters
Avenue and Octavia street.
Fifteenth Ward-At the Algiers courthouse.
Sixteenth Ward-Court- house.
Seventeenth Ward-Corner OF Second and
Jefferson streets.
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.



e. Marquee & Co.. G. Il. Bright, Trans"
Jackson.
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THEPAR-
- tsh Of Orleans, No. 24,3s7-By virtue Of q
writ OF teri fac1as, against W. l.. Jack son, to
me directed by the honorable the Fourth Dis
tricf Court for the parish of Orleans. in she
public auction, at the Merchants and Auction
GERS Exchange. Royal street, between Canal
and CastOmhouse streets, In the Second Dis
trct of this city, On SATURDAY, November 8.
1878, at u o'clock M, the following described
pt "A GEBs Il I PIECE OR PORTION OF
GROUND, together with all and singular the
buildings and improvements thereon, and
apDurtenaEces thereof, and all the rights, ways
servitudes. privileges and advantages there
situated In the First District of this city, in the
square bounced by Polymnia Coliseum. Pryta-
MIA and Euterpe streets. measuring eighty
FIVE feet three inches one line front on Coli
feet nine inches six and three quarters lines
Ia dep b. between parallel lines, and front on
Polymnia street : said portion of ground form
ing the corner Of Coliseum and polymba
streets; which portion Of ground is composed
Of the whole of tho lots Of ground designated by
the numbers seven, eight and nine, and part Of
lots numbers ten and eleven. as per plan drawn
by FL. Moelhausenr architect. on the fifth Of May.
fs45, deposited IN the office Of Theo- auyol.
notary public in this cctty, as plan
name Of Mrs M. e. jackson Sy John S, Scott
per act passed beforeS. Magner late q notary
public In this city. on the eighteenth Of De-
cenber, 1869.
Seized in the above suit.
1920 THOMAS IT,. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans.
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L1OR RENT
First District.

l. THE THREE-sTORY FINE FAMILY
RESIDENCE No. 1858 Delord street. next corner
% q o HE f TWosroRY STORE AND,DwELL-
ING No. 81 Rampant street, next TO corner Of
3. THE THREE; STORY STORE No. 1s Union
the the n. O. Cotton Seed Association, having every
FIFE fhR Rf sToKT BR5K foE
per Baronne and Poydras streets, being one Of
the p 81 bs aa of 9 19s DRY
Nsv5 FM q d3s}Fes with ve
randa, southwest corner Front and Crossman
6. THE VACANT LOT. well fenced in. 'front.'
ing Customhouse, Peters and Clay streets. Con-
store Of " Fl Vredenberg1 Esq.
Z. THE LOT on Cont, between Dauphine and
Bourbon streets. No. 90, 40 by 1877. with buildings
thereon: stables; has always been occupied as
s. ST? The TT TH HE STORE corner Char
8. THE TWO STORES Immediately adjoining
10 SQUARE No. .546.z measuring 3o4 by s7s
feet. fronting North Poydras. Perdido, Miro and
Tonti. Convenient to New Canal, and an excel
lent location for the lumber and wood trade.
Sixth District.
IL. A TRACT OF LAND bounded By State
thirty squares of ground, commencing at the
| second square from st. Charles street. adjoining
the pFFopery Of z Esq., and
soil; we'll suited for gardening purposes or q
dairy. being only thirty minutes distance from
-. SQUARES No. 10 and No. II, near the river
| and fronting State street and adjoining the line
of Burtheville.
| the line Of Huntsville and Magazine street.
| IA. THE BATTURE fronting the river Peters
and Octayia streets, Rickervlle, now used as the
| coal landing.
Apply to E. F. LAV1LLEBEUVRE,
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Oc2 5 s %
REOPENING.

T WOULD REspECTFULLY NOTIFY MY
L friends and the public that my REsTA q
RANT, Nos. 70 and u St. Charles street,
after being. fully repaired for. the coming
season. will be open on and after this
date. I will furnish the best the market
affords at the most reasonable rates. Oysters
in every style at prices to suit the times. Board
at 81 per week; with wine S.. Two meals daily.
Special wine list at the lowest prices. Open
day and night, RICHARD AGCLGSKEY,
oc2 lot Proprietor
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SUCCESSION NOTICES.

Succession of widow Pierre Loisel.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
~ ish of Orleans, No. &C, 6S7--Whereas, John @.
Loisel. has petitioned the court for letters
Of administration on the estate Of the late Widow
Pierre Loise. deceased. Notice is hereby given
to all whom it may concern to SHOW cause
within ten days why the prayer Of the said
petitioner should not be granted.
By order OF the court.
1929 oc3 a* JOHN HERBERT, Clerk,