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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-04
CANCELLATION OF BONDS.
STATE OF LOUISIANA. l

A., I
Executive Department. !
Whereas FRANK PACE. Jr of the city of New
Orleans. has applied to me for the cancellation
! Of the two following described bonds to wit
1. Ono bond. dated November 81, 1872. drawn
by said Frank Pace. Jr., rs principal and J. l.
'Tssot and John Grayer as sureties in the fol-
lowing sums. to wit: The said Frank Pace, Jr..
as principal for tho full sum of five thousand
dollars and the saisi J L. Tissot as surety in the
sum of five thousaA.t dollars. and the said John
Grayer as surety In the sum of five thousand
dollars.
O. One bond dated December a. 1872, drawn
by said Frank Pace, Jr., as principal and J. L.
Tissot and William Pagan as sureties In the
following sums. to wit: The said Frank Pace,
Jr. as principal for the full sum Of ten thou
sal dollars, and J. l.. Tissot and william
Pagan each In the sum Of five thousand dollars
as sureties: both of which bonds were given by
the said Frank Pace. Jr to secure the faithful
performance Of his duties as Clerk of the Sec
ond District Court for the parish of Orleans.
Now. therefore. 1. FRANCIS T. NICHOLAS.
Governor of the State of Louisiana have
thought proper to issue this my proclamation
with tho view OF giving public notice to all per-
sons therein concerned and Interested to show
cause In writing, at the office of the Secretary
of State In tbs city of New Orleans. within
ninety days frChs and after the last publication
hereof, why the said bonds should not be can
celed and annuled. and the sureties therein
named discharged from any further liabilities
In the promises.
Witness my signature. authenticated with the
seal of the State OF Louisiana at the city of New
Orleans this nineteenth day Of the month OF
June. in the ys&r Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and seventy seven. and Of the
one hundred and first year of the Independence
of the United States OF America.
FRANCIS T. NICHOLAS.
By the Governor:
OSCAR ARROYO.
nos sod Assistant Secretary of State.
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SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PAR
- ish of Orleans, No. by virtue Of q
writ Of tieri faeias, to me directed by the
honorable the Sixth District Court for the
parish of Orleans. in the above entitled
tion. on the promises hereinafter designated.
on MONDAY, December IG. 1878. at 1917 O'Clock
q. m. the following described property. to wit
SHOP, situated Mt No. 40 Canal street. In the
First District OF this city. consisting Of Cloths
Ta,lors' Merchandise, Shelves. Armoirs. House.
hold Furniture. etc. aud also the Furniture
Looking Glasses. Shelving. etc. from premises
No. 1873 Canal street, as per inventory. which
may be seen In my office.
Seized In the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS II. HANDY
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
dn3 10 16
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MONTGOMERY e. Co.

&c. @. BULLARD, AuctIoneer)
Attend to sales Of REAL ESTATE. MERIDIAN.
Disc of all kinds HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TURE, HORSES and LIVE STOCK, CAR.
RIAGES, LIBRARIES, PAINTINGS Fro
Regular sales at their office and salesroom the
Old Auction Mart. 81 Camp street every
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday at IL d. m
Sales of Horses and Stock. Carriages, Harness
etc, every Saturday at II q, M, at MONT
GOMERY'S TATTERSALLS. 10 Baronne
street.
Outdoor sales and sales nj residences prompdY
attended. Cash advances If desired
The business of their friends and the public
solicited
MONTGOMERY a. CO.,
GENERAL AUCTIONEERS.
81 Camp street. oe1 II
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THIRD JUSTICE COURT FOR THE PAR
-sh of Orleans. No. 1861 BY virtue Of q writ
John j.. Laresche. Third Justice Of the
Peace in and for the parish of Orleans. in the
above entitled cause, will proceed to sell at
public auction. at $. Guinaults auction store,
corner Of BienvIIe street and Exchange Alloy
In the Second District OF this city. on WEDNES-
DAY. December I, 1873 at II O'Clock u. m
ONE LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
as per inventory filed In my office.
Seized in the above entitled and numbered
suit.
Terms-Cash on the SPOT.
no24 % de4 THOS. !. BUCKLEY, Constable.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY Nash & Hodgson.
SALE For A PARTITION.

THE ROsEDALE SUGAR PLANTATION
ON THE BAYOU TECHE,
SEVEN MILES FROM NEW IBERIA, IN
IBERIA PARISH
CONTAINING ABOUT TWO THOUSAND
ARPENTS
WITH SPLENDID RESIDENCE SUGAR
HOUSE AND OTHER IMPROVEMENTS
WITHOUT LIMIT OR RESERVE.
AT AUCTION
Tnp A nJVIgTnN mn TNu up
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Tony Denier's Humtty Dumpty, Thursday.
81. Charles Thaatre.
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THE COURTS.
SUPREME COURT.
Tuesday. December y, 1873.

Present: All the Justices.
tases were called and fixed rs follows for the
next court week:
MONDAY, DECEMBER 49, 1879.
No 1884 Keiffer Bros VS. M. Wohl
No. Tls5. =. Hernsheim Bro. vs.. NJ. Wohl.
No 300 II. w. Tilton vs. John X. Collins OF
ais.
TUESDAY DECEMBER H. 1879.
No. 716i. O. II. Lawrence q Co. VS.. w. s. Herr
nance q A.
No 7ie2 Claxton Romson Harennger vs..
j. q. Eyrich.
No. 7lso Joseph Swan W.. George Vogel and
Civil Sheriff
No 7i14 Louisiana Board II Trustees Ameri-
con Printing House for the Blind w. Valsin ,.
Dupuy 81 al.
No ing. Justin Laooste vs. Thomas i. Handy
No. Gs32 Paul Trevigne Va. School Board and
W. .. Rogers.
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 49, 1873.
No: AGO. Daniel Mulligan VS.. Louis yallee
No. GAS. Iucua Phpps va. Mrs, Ruth snod-
grass and Samuel Snodgrass, her husband.
No. rot Board Of School Directors Parish Of
Concordia Va Joseph Hernandez.
No. 7iol Board o. School Directors Parish Of
Ayoyees vs.. Joseph HERNANDEZ.
No $3.50 Pike, Brother Y Go. vs.. Erastus Jones
No b557. Resale Mutoher OF ais. vs.. Bank Of
Lafayette
THURSDAY DECEMBER 10. 1873.
No. fa2l State OK rel aboard Of School Direc-
NJ. $3.50. Demeri,t 4 Dlbrell VS.. John A. Finch
OF ais.
No. t570. Y. u. Charpauv. for the use of Octave
Vallette and individually vs. Charlotte @. Bel
locu, wife Of Gilbert and her husband
:, No b6g2 7. W. Tilton ys. John X. Collins 4
Bro. OF mis-.
No. 1871. John Roy vs. James j. Hill.
No. 5132. Henry Meirer. plaintiff IN rule. Vs.
Henry Miller. or Muller. Claus Hemke de-
PENDANT In rule.
FRIDAY. DECEMBER 90 1878.
No. 6s52 Byrne, Vance q Go. vs.. George M.
Marshall.
No. $3.50. J. J. Montgomery Vs. Ed. s. Wilson
ct ais.
No. 1908 James o. Fox ct ais. vs VIM. Mckee
No. 699a. Succession Of Stephen Duncan Lin
ton.
No. 7l2i. State OK rel. M. M. Samuel w. Allen
Jumel Auditor. Cd
No. 5000. NJ. A. Southworth vs. Louisiana
Levee Company and John G. Gaines OF ais. per-
sonally.
SATURDAY. DECEMBER Al. 1873.
No. GAGS. State Va. Lee Watson.
No. 55io. Norwalk Iron Works va b. j. West
No. 55ii Factors and Traders Insurance
Company VI, Marine Dry Dock and Shipyard
Company.
No. 5b7 Thomas Hasam w. John MeVittie
No. b744. Maurice Abrams, Moore, Janney h
Hyams subrogated. va. Union National Bank.
No. b75l New Orleans Mechanics Society vs.
III. III. Harris, tax collector.
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Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
dni II ~ % Ja1 &
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-01-30
MAKE PEACE WITH YOUR LAND.
[F.om The Asheville Citizen.

know Of no more suitable terms to ex.
press the idea 10 regard to the system Of
farming | see praetced through our cuun-
try. with few honorable exceptions. than
a fierce conflict or warfare between an ami.
mate and inanimlte object. To hold the
unsightly aud haygard appearance ola vast
amount Of our milling lands the casual OBJ.
serving mind would naturally conclude
that i had been the purpose Of the owner
~ the soil % wear out aud destroy. n this
has been /. resa!: Of his cont M y. o.
ping for many decade. While olihe other
hand nature. true TO her.ef. Is returning
evil for evil: aad in response 10 the farmers
hard lirks aud rcSless management pro-
duee for him an abundan. harvest Of hard
shin hriers aud sassafias sprouts with
liile short corn. Your land canno' grOan
nnder ia heavy burden and show signs u
pain. a. even does your dumb brute. But
il docs tell TO the praeiieed eye. IN nnlnis-
tskale Language. ofyour ini rosidsnce. On
" take an occasional lesson from nature 5
unres,rained operations. She never re-
quiies anything whore nothing Is given. and
pays ID advance for al given. The max u
ihe forest returns bis leaves and acorns to
the ground that gave il. The cloud re-
turns the moisture 10 the earth that pro-
duccd IL. What are Jon returning 20 Jour
lssd for the continuous heavy ehOpping for
years. You veil know your horse, COW.
&c; mus, he fed. and have rest and refresh.
ments Are you doing that we'll for your
soil. or are ypn ro5bing your own pnsieriiy
of their just rights Where j. the parent
that would NOT be truly aid justly iBdig.
nant at tsst vile wretch that would dare
steal their infant buy's Toy. or niekle from
about bis neck. while you. by your impro.
,idenee. robbing your child Of hundreds Of
dollan.
Cool Bible readers. think you there !,
no moral obligation resting Or you in re-
gard 10 this 70 ar back into the old Levi.
teal statutes - given ~ Jehovah himself.
and have never heard u il being repeal.
ed. and see II there Is not q lsw requiring
you 70 res, your ;and one year 10 seven.
! reheraie. make a treaty Of peace II
once. and resolve every bone. COW and
sheep stall and bog style 20 jour place IN
10 manufacture o. healing balm % par.
TALLY heal over your pnkind cuts. and hard
tunes will be better.
UNE TloRsg FARaEH.
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LABOR.

Labor honest iahor. il mighty and beau.
iifnl. Activity T. The ruling element %
lie aua IL highest relish. -fnxufips and
eonauesls are The resui: d labor. We can
imagine naihing sitlsgt Il Tie nobliest
man Of earth il he who puts ~. hands cheer.
fully and proundly 10 hohesi lshor. Labor
u q business and ardissnes ~ 0ad. sus-
pend labor sbd where ]. The glory and eomp
Il she esrsag The fruit. fields and palsces
and The fashiooings d msster. for which
men strive md wafs Let the labor.scofn.
~ look u himself. snd learn what are The
trophies From The crown Of bis bead 20
The sole 81 bic foot ianle,s be Il Csrib.
naked % lbe BEAST be is the debtor and
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The North Carolina Farmer

J. III. EaHiss:
DedT Sr-l hare been prscticsi Par
Cor ~ years. and during that time have "a
Ken The bet Agricultural Journals ~ the day,
and undertake T. nv that there !. more vnlua.
bic praeiieal Information 10 allr farmers. W the
ilrst and .econa nnu,lers IL The Meth Carolina
Farmer ihan " any dorm enplr. u The Aerleul-
estiy recommend Il Il every Warmer IN our state
~ TIE petDcr Tot him aboYr ~ Others.
PETER q. HINES.
Halifax, Go
Snbsrription for one year n 90
Five copies 90
Ten 90
Addrr-s RNNfys a co
sept lm. Raleigh, Nc.
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PROFITS or SHEEP RAISING.

The following from u Pennsylvania far.
mer shows thu; sheep ruising il profIfao q,
i learn BY the agricultural report " 1870
that there we're nearly seven acres unim-
proved land il ss.nnsy lsania to each sheep.
and. that each produced a little more than
three aud hall pounds Of WOOL This at
40 cents per paurd. amounts TO $780,.
OUU My object IN giving these figures, is
10 show the profit u this branch vt agrlcnl~
inre. am now keeping an average firm,
ure sheep 10 every two acres improved land.
The wool Of each sheep averages four
pounds. but these sheep consume one
half the hay aud gram raised, and do not
receive any roots. Last year | raised ny
first crop Of sugar. bee,s and hni thar 30nf
40 tcns may be raised per acre. Think
these will enable me 10 keep at Least ONE
sheen 70 every improved acre. and still
have nue~haH the nay. grain. aud roots left
10 feed the team aud necessary cattle Ii
the conclusions be correct, aud one. bali OF
my sheep raise twin Lambs making total
uf one and one half lambs TO each sheep,
worth s. each. We havea total of 81 for
lambs aud go for wool per acre. or SlS.-
900, 600 for lan,bs aud $4,000, zoo for
wool IL l'enns,h ANA. cannot give the
value Of lambs for 1870. and cannot com.
pare the difference. The wpol produce
was G, 5aU .uUO pounds, 3ut at my estimate
there would be 46.UOO,O Uc pounds. maxi
ing difference oi $40. 900 ,0OOat 40 cents
per pound. This result, is Of course rot
sttainable in one, or two years; it must be
brought about by degrees. | find sheep
are liable - disease il kept in Large hocks.
unless the very best breeding ewes are e.
lected aud the rams changed each YEAR
N. Y. Times.
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slave 81 toll. The lsborwhich he scorns
has tricked him into the stature and ap-
pearance u u man. " here gets liz his
gar'lsn,ing aud equipagef let labor ans
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-08-19
NeaGer=S freif.

gSie bereits geftern mttgetbeiIt, bat 6ie
3abI Der auSiteben6en S6ubma6er baz
bur6 betrd6tli6 ab9enommeu, 6aB cine
0fenge Der Stretfer Die Stoot berlalien
unb anberstpo 9rbeit gcfltnben bat. Die
suriidgeblte6enen Streifer fin6 felt ents
16loiien, ni6t nod3u9eben rnb balten an
Der lleber5eu9ung felt, 0aB Die Sabrifanten
in 8GlOe it6 na6gie6iger setgen miiien,
Oa ie0enfallS bic 0erbltbeiteIungen etnIauz
fen u10 Die Sabrifanten liebcr Die b0beren
Bretie be3ablen, ais ibre &unDl6aft perz
Iierett tpOIen tDer0en. Nu0 Sobn Mfulin,
Der Sahrtfant, tpel6er bereits Dor einiger
Tagen Die Qr6ett tpieber a1fna6m ltnD aus
1tGnOigen S6ubmadern 8ei6Gftiguna
CAB, l6eint fid bieier Inii6t bin;uneigen.
Nnberer Wtetnung ifno Dte Sabrifanten,
Doer m~ent9itenS Der SefretGr oes Sabrt=
fantennerban0eS. Seinen Qlusiagen auz
folge, benfen Die Sabrif9erren ni6t 6aran,
Die Stretfer pic0er in Nrbeit s1 nebnten i;
ibne1 iei Dtellnebr Ser l1mitano, baB Die
Mrbeiter in S6aaren G6icago gu berlafien
i6einer, iebr angenebm, benn baburd
tpiiroe ibnen frete t6an6 g~eIailen, 1eue
SrGfte SIT 9etuinnen. Die ganse @ci6i6te
tDlroe babtu filbret, 1aB e~in3elne Sabrtz
fen, Die bis iebt biele Qtrbeiter bei6Gftigz
ten, lid nunne6r 9al15 entl9ieoen auf
Wtal9tnenarbeit berlegelt ipiir6en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-08-19
SeIum Upttt 9attoc.

9(m Iebten 0ienitag traf bier cine Sc
feIl6aft bebGbiger 6arn1er aus @eitbofen,
belegen i'm IOpn Otount Carmel, @abaib
County, ST., bier ei1t, beiteberb aus ben
9erren Sobn Seiler, Sebaitian SeiIer,
Triebrid Setler, SDbn S6rOOt, Gonrab
S6ro6t unb YbiGipp Sdub. 9te @Gite
bonn 9anOe fanOen bier Diele Sreunbe, Die
fie bereitipiligit in'S S6lepptau nabmer1
unb ibuen Die 0errlidfeiten bon G9icago
grin6li6 seigten. Die garfs Mtb Bic
8ierbrauereien, Die itol3en &ornipei6er,
Die Waiiertperfe, 6te 8ieDbOfe unb bic 86rie
nurOen beiu6t; aud tpurOe per 9ampfer
Slora cine Sa6rt na6 @baniton 9emadt
no ii6 ibnen ibr alter 2anbsmonn GIN
Orb at1dloB, unb i6IieBlid ipurOe DE.
Snfel Gam i'm S6a5ante Elm 8elu6 abz
geltattet, mo bic 6erren @Tcuriioniiten
ibren nt6t unerbebIi6en lleberfluB an
9reenbads in 8unoes=S bltgntionen an
Iegten. Gm 9Dnueritag NbenO berlieBen
Die 0Gfte Gbicago pie0er, unt i6ren Treun=
ben auf Dem Ga1Dc BON ben geie6enen Munz
bern 3I er3Gblen uno INN, boffentlt6, bal6
einmaL pieoer mad bier 5uruG gu tebren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-08-19
2lncrIci.

General 8eniamin Butler IoG AM %.
September cine Gorleiung TN SabernafeL
Balten.
Der @emeiroeratb bon 6Dbe 9arf
bat iebt alien @rnftes Die 8iirgen ieines
e6cmaligen ultgetreuen S6akmeilters q.
g. 8aIDron auf @riab oes SetSttS per7
fla9t.
- geri6ie6ene Set bteiigen S6leppz
9ampfer iperDen fpabri6einlt6 tpGDreno
bes QDinters nad Stem Srleans gel6tdt
1uer6cn, nm i'm b~orti9en 9afen S6lepperz
9ienite 5I tbuu.
Ser QeberbGn6Ier Sames s. Slnitb
BON bier, faltO Elm tdbeS @ltoe auf Der
:8feilerba6n in gleip gorf. Seine 2eide
1pirb lit einigen Sagen bier eintreffen. ipo
cine 6rau unb sipei &inOer letnen plDbliz
deit SOB ~beflagen.
= Otar NiIie, etn Rolitifer iociaIiitiI6er
SGrbltg it Sii6>@ DicagD, lit oeS 0iebz
ftabls bon GfGblen bei6ulOigt, Die CT Don
Snbiana na6 Su0z@bica9o in1p0rttrt Daz
ben ipu.
- 11cbcr Bic Gini6Gbung bes Sotpn
Safe tpir0 iebr getla9t. Die S6la6tbGlz
fer IoLen in BEN Steuerbitdern gGnSli6
febGen, 1tnb bas @ru1to> Gigentbum iou
Dagegen gu tpeit iiber BEN tpirfliden gSertb
binousgebenben 9"reiien eingel6dBt tpOrz
ben iein.
= @nten uno on6ere 8aIierbOgeI fin6
felt benz Is. bs. Sos. i'm 8erei6e bes
6taates Sainois pieber i6uBfret. Die
fiibnen SGger miiiien fi6 aber in 9l6t nebz
men, bis sunt 1. September fi6 ni6t iiber
Die @reu3eu SuDtQuQ'S DerlDdeu AL Idiieu,
6enn bort BARI man erft na6 benz 1. Sept.
auf Die @nteniogb 9eben.
- 9rGiibent 6opeS ian1nt alien Wtits
glieoern ietneS cabinets, nit 2lu5nabme
bes Observation-Disclosures, Der auf elmer
9ieiie mad Californian be9rifen lit, miro
am 3. September Mor9enS bier cintrcffen,
I'm Der 9robcn 6euerpcbrzBarabe CUR Grz
0ffnung Oes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES beiSuipo6>
men. Nm ndGiten Sage tpirb ct mad ct.
Saul neiter reiien. mo Ct ser ~lanbwirtbz
i6aftli6en NasiteIung bes States Ofinz
reiota beionOere In5iebunsstraft perleiben
fnir0.