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sEow IN TIE BALKANS.
NJ ELLEz 4 HEBRON.

Il 10 showing heavily in the Balkans, and
lt is believed the Passes will be rendered
lmpassable. II COnstaatiuop Dispatch.
sit Is showing IL the Balkans"
And the wind 10 piercing cold;
SUI Ol weary, weary soldiers!
Your position you must hold;
Though the pestilenee assaiis you,
And an avalanche Of snow,
IL the Royal lips command you
Onward onward! must you 60!
Though the tempest gather round you,
Though your stIdened limbs shall fail.
Though the mornings break shall ind
you
Dead TO duty, stiff and pale;
WHAT'S life 70 AcOmmOn soldiers"
But a toy for monATchB' play
What u ne'er ''glad tomorrow"
Dawns upon your dread today!
'iIt is showing in the BalkansI'-
Long ago an army ned
mid dark, iTOzen mUuntain.gOTges,
Counting thousands as It's dead;
Now hear the lonely death-thrObs
OF that valiant drummeT.child
As he vainly beat for succOr
Mid the mountain-scene so wild:
And think OF all the mothers,
Wives, and little children, too,
OF the men who now are struggling
What. o Heavenl can these all dO?-
And long 10 kneel before him,
''Czar Of all the Russias," TIL
News Of peace, sweet peace established
Every waiting land shall hll.
SIT Is showing in the Balkans!'
MOslem, "say your prayers t0-nieht;"
For a frozen chain shall bind you
kFe shall come the morning's light.
Russian, battling for the Christian,
0 Christians pray for you tonight
.5It is showing In the Balkans"-
Keep your faith in Jesus bright
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Executrix's Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, TIL ,T
~ n the l7'h day OF December, 1871,
Letters TestamentaTy were granted me b.
The Chancery Court II Warren county,
Miss on the estate of WHIT Baliuur, ST.,
deceased. All pc sons having claims
against said estate are tiled to come
onward and probate same within the time
required by law, or they will be barred.
EMMA Il. BALFCUR,
declt.w3t ExecutriX
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Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-04

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
Washington Coun'y.
In Chancery, November Term, AID. 1871.
L. Henry Thomson Ss. Thns. 5. Redd, Jr..
CT a'S.-NO 10,
IN PURSUANCE OF TIE FINAL
l. decree rendered in the above cnti led
cause, on the 5 b day OF Det emit, r, A u.
1877, by the Chancery Court OF said G0un-
ty, | will, as the Trustee substituted Al d
appointed by the s id decree, on the
Third Monday Of January, next,
In front OF the Courthouse door OF Iaid
county, and between the hours prescribed
by aw, expose 10 sale, 10 the highest b d..
der, those certain parcels Of lani, lying
on the west bank 0i Lake Washington, IN
said county, constituting the Redd Place,
and known az Lots Three, Four, Five, Six.
seven, and Eight, Section Fourteen, and
Lots One. Two, Three, Four, Five and six,
Section Fifteen, all in Township Fourteen,
Of Range Eight, West, containing nine
hundred and sixty acres.
Terms Of Sale Une.third cash, and ba,-
ance In one and two years, eq1al an, ual
insialments, with interest at six per cent
from day OF sale, the purchaser 10 give
bond and security for the deferred pay
ments, and lien TO be retained on lands
sold ~ secure the same.
SAMUEL W. FERGUSON.
substituted Trustee.
owen MEGA r, Warren CUwan, N. Green,
SOl's for Complainant. delS-dlt.w49d
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SheriR's Sale.
e STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
WW.ussaA Hn.N..N-


THE STATE OF MIssISsIPPIl
Warren County.
In Warren Circuit Court - To March
Term, 1878.
Montgomery 4 Delaney vs. Louisa Ballard,
alias Purdy,
Alias III. Fa for l,OOO, interest and costs.
DY VIRTUE OF THE ABOVE IKE
ID cution 10 me directed, shall expose
to public sale, at the door OF the Court.
house in the city OF Yicksburg. within the
hours prescribed by law, TO the highest
bidder, Tor cash, on the
First Monday Of January, next,
ail the right, title and interest OF the de.
iendant, Louisa Ballard, alias Purdy, In
and 70 the following described property
tO.wit: Lots and 2, Section %, Township
"A. Range east, containing 1850 acres; Lots
| ., O. 5 and :, Section %, Township "a, Range
Z east, containing 443 acres; Lots / and Z
section 30, Township II, Range east, con.
tanning l2S acres; all section 10, Township
IA, KanGe 4 east, containing 627 acres -- the
same having been levied upon as the prop.
erty OF the defendant. Louisa Ballard,
alias Purdy, to satisfy plaintiffs claim
and all costs.
A. ]. FLANAGAN,
declI.w4t Sheriff Of, Warren county
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PHYSIOLOGICAL
sheriR,s Sale.
: STATE OF MIssIssIPPIl
WaFVau Cnuufv

TIE STATE OF MIssIssIPPIl
Warren County.
In Warren Circuit Court - To March
Term, 1878.
B. r. Kitchens ct al. vs. John W. sprattly,
Yendi ExpOnas for $3.50, interest and costs.
DY VIRTUE OF THE ABOVE YBNDl
ID expHnas to me directed, shall ex
pose 10 public sale at the door Of the Court
house In the city Of Yicksburg, within the
hOurs prescribed by law, 10 the highest
bidder, for cash, on the
First Monday OF January, next,
all the right, title and interest Of the de.
fendant,J w. Sprattly, In and TO the follow.
ing described pTOperty, to-wit: WkofN 4
u, aud n hOiNW y section p, Township
Il, Range 5 east, containing 100 acres-the
same having been levied upon % the prop
erty Cf the defendant, John W sprattly,
to satisfy plaintiffs claim and all costs.
A. j. FLANAGAN,
decl4.w4t Sheriff Of Warren county.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-04

In Chancery Court, Warren County, Mis-
slssippl-NO. 1895.
George Miller, Adm'x Of John A. N Her,
deed, vs.. A. B. Reading ct al.
DY VIRTUE OF THE FINAL DECREE
I'D Of the ChanCery Court Of Warren
county, Mississippi, oHdered In the above
entitled cause, on the 18th day Of May,
1871, wherein IL was decreed that the said
defendant, A. b. Reading, was indebted
TO the com plainant George Miller, dm'x,
In the sum Of S2O, ,542 so, and on his failure
~ pay the same within ten days fEOui the
date thereof, the mortgag premises
hereinafter described should be sold 10
satisfy the same, we will, as the COmmis'
sioners named In said decree, on
Monday, the 14th day Of January, 1873,
at the east door OF the Courthouse Of
Warren county, Mississippi, between the
hours Of II O'Clock am. and O'Clock pm.
OF the day, proceed 10 sell at puplio out.
cry, TO the highest bidder, for cash, the fol-
lowing described real estate, situate In
said county Of Warren, lO.wit: Part Of
Secti' ms % and 81, in Township IL, II
Range East, bounded east by the War
rentOn road, and west BY the Mississippi
river, and beginning at the southeast cor
neT Of Montgomery Garden, on said War
renton road, which Is inclOsed by Pj ra-
canthe hedge, thence running north soV.
entJ.tWO degrees west 20 the Mississippi
river; thence up said river 10 the south
boundary Of Section "a, In SAID Township;
thence along said Section line south eighty.
eight degrees thirty minutes east, 1899
feet 10 n pyracanihe hedge; thence along
said hedge south seventy.twO degrees east
9I5 feet tO the Wa'rentnn road; thence
along said road southwark to the place Of
beginning, containing eighty.Hve acres,
and being the same land sold said a. Is
Reading by Thomas :. Dabney by deed
dated August lst, 1871, and record Il In
Deed Book "a A." page 80, Of Record Of
Deeds nf said Warren unity.
Purchase money to be paid on delivery
Of the deed. Selling as C6mmi7sioneisun.
der said decree, we shall convey 10 the
pur, haseT only buch titll as We are em-
powered thereby TO convey, though wc hc-
iitye that title Sill he good one.
j. W. BOURNE,
j Il. ID. EUWMAR,
COLu issiurers,
Buck & CLARK, solicitors decli.wtd
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sheriR's Sale.
DWgN IN y R3NT q
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, |
Warren County.
In Warren Circuit CGurt-TO Decent

0ASA - y SNN'NN
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, /
Warren County.
In Warren Circuit COurt-TO December
Term, 1871.
J. A. Porter VS.. Mississippi Valley and
Shin Island Railroad CO.-Vendl ExpOnas
for $954SS interests and costs.
ny VIRTUE OF THE ABOVE VEN.
ID di exp mas TO me directed shall ex-
pose to public sale, at the door Of the Court
house in the city Uf Vicksburg, within the
hours prescribed by lRw,tO the highest bidder,
for cash, on the
First Monday In January Next
all the right, title and interest Of the defend:
ant, Mississippi Valley and Ship Island
Railroad, in and TO the following described
pronerty, to-wit: All the lands, railways,
rails, bridges, depot grounds, works, mason
~. and other superstructures, real estate,
buildings and improvements whatsoever, Of
the said railroad, together with the rights oil
way, stations, depO.s, together with all sin;
guiar the corporate rights and privileges and
| franchises connected with the said railroad
or relating thereto and the tolls, profits, in-
comes and issues accruing from the same or
any part thereof, and generally all the landA,
tenements, heredilaments and real es-
tate Of said railroad owned by the
said Railroad Company, and situated in said
county and State; also, one locomotive and
tender, one box car, FIVE freight cars, together
with all the corporate rights and franchises
Of the said railroad thereto belonging, To-
gether with all ways; passages, rights, libeE'
, ties, privileges, franchises, appurtonancei
whatsoever Of the said Railroad Company In
and to the same, or any part thereof-thC
same having been levied upon as the proper
ty Of the defendant, Mississippi Valley ant
Ship Island Railroad Company, to salisfl
plaintiffs claim and all costs.
, A. J. FLANAGAN,
decl4w4t Sheriff Of Warren County.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-04
How ro Make GOOD Bread.

Use DOOLEY's YEAsT POWDER, and
yon will have no difficulty. The sub
stances entering into its composition
are perfectly pure, healthy aud nutri-
tons,
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-04
First Monday In JANUARY, next,

all the right, title and interest of the defend.
ant, Mississippi Valley and Ship island
Railroad, in and to the following described
property, to-wlt: All the lands, railways,
rails, bridges, depot grounds. works, mason-
~, and other superstructures, real estate.
buildings and improvements whatsoever, Of
the said railroad, together with the rights Of
way, stations, depOls, together with oil sim
gular the corporate rights NJ d privileges and
franchises connected with the said railroad
or relating thereto and the tolls, profits, in
comes and issues accruing from the same or
any part thereof, and generally all the lands,
tenoments, hereditamcnts and real estate Of
said railroad, owned by the said Railroad
Company, and situated in said county and
State also, one l. cOmotive and tender, one
box car, Ave freight cars, together with all
the corporate rights and franchises OF the
said railroad thereto belonging, together
with all ways, passages, rights, liberties
privileges, franchises, appurtenances what
soever Of the said Railroad Company in and
to the same, or any part thereOf-the same
having been levied upon as the property OF
the defendant, Mississippi Valley and Ship
Island Railroad Company, TO satisfy plaint-
IFS claim and all costs.
A. J. FLANAGAN,
decl4w4t Sheriff Of Warren County.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-04
coal and Wood Heating stoves

Coal and Wood Heating Stoves.
NRATEs-EXrRA CRATE BASKETS;
u Ash Pans, Fenders;
Coal HOds, Coal Vases;
Plate Warmers;
Hearth BroOms;
shOvels, Tongs, Pokcrs;
Coal Tongs, Ash shOvels;
Nursery Tenders;
Door Mats;
Fire Iron Stands.
sepis-dGw LEE RICHARDSON & cos,
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Special Meeting of Board Of SUI
naRU ,aORa

A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE
"A Board OF Supervisors oI Warren
county, Miss is hereby ordered 70 meet on
eaTth-wOrk on Cowan road (under super.
tntendence Of Messrs. Fossett b C0Aan,
Committee, as per specifications In Clerks
oface) aud for the transaction Of other
county business. The new Board will
meet and qualify on Monday, 7th January,
1878, according to law.
Given under my hand. this 29th necem
Der, 1871. a II. ARTHUR,
dec8O.d3t-wlt President.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-04

DY VIRTUE OF THE ABOVE VEN
ID di. exponas to me directed, shall cx-
pose TO public sale, at the door Of the Court
house in the city Of Vicksburr, within the
hours prescribed by law, 10 the highest bid
der, for cash, on the
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-04

n ALLON JUGS;
NJ store Jars and Churns.
decls-dkW LEE RICHARDSON 4 CO
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-04

In Chancery Court, Warren County, Mis-
sissippl-NO. 1895.
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SheriT,s Sale.

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI. |
Warren County.
In Warren Circuit Court-TO December
Term, 1877.
James Davidson We. Mississippi Valley and
Ship Island Railroad COmpany-Vendi
Exponas for $S4i60, interest and costs.
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LAST DAYS OF THE CONFEDERACY

Incidents Of Gen. Lee's ! asst March.
Correspondence of the st. Louis Globe Demo-
cratl
Houston, June 3O.-A citizen OF Houston
who was, during the war, an officer in the
Confederate navy, but subsequently got into
Lees army. AMI surrendered prisoner of
war on that commanders last march, has
completed a manuscript memoir OF his expe-
rience In that last campaign of the great civil
war OF 1861. The writer describes the mem
orable midnight evacuation OF the forts of
Richmond. Then he tells of the thrilling
incidents OF the march of the rebel troops on
that, to them, terrible morning, through the
pine thickets and over the hills of Virginia, in
the vain effort to escape the mighty and vic
torious power led by Gen. Grant, the triumph
ant conqueror Of a revolt that eclpses all the
rebellions Of history. He tells how, when his
brigade OF Confederate navy men, COM
manded by Commodore Tucker, marched
several miles to the west of the doomed Con
federate capital, the terrific explosion of the
blowing up Of the gun-bOatS in the James
river was heard, the earth trembling with the
shock, and the mass OF the explosion ascend
ing like pillar of fire high into the air, and
flashing out on the gloom of the funeral pines
before the dawn of that dreadful morning.
How the commiSsary gave out ana marching
day and night without sleep, and how he and
his comrades were glad To PICK up Shelled
corn left by the cavalry horses.
About noon on the sixth OF April, 1865, and
while the retreating columns were Wearled
out with incessant marching, the distant
booming OF q cannon to the eastward told OF
Gen. Shertdan's presence in the immediate
rear, ana orders were soon given to form in
line OF battle, marching through plantation
and across mill dam. fuckers command
were marched to an eminence to the west
ward, and given position in a grove of
pines. This was the field of battle In which
Gen. Ewell and his entire command surren-
dered prisoners Of war. Gentle eminences.
crowned with pines and lanked by corn and
wheat fields, sloped down to the creek, which
flowed ON the northward aspect OF the battle
field. Away to the southwark appeared thick
woods In whose dark bosom could be seen
the flashing of Sheridau's sabres. The April
sun had considerably passed the zenith, and
the smoke Of the contest rose from the woods
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THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

Samuel Ravnor Co. vs.. Thomas 9. Ander-
amount due them for q Judgment obtained by
them from this eourS against plaintiff The
Judgment could not he executed. Hs no prop
shall. who made a return of nuua bona to
the writ
Now plaintiffs aver that Thomas @. Anderson
is at present interested In or owner Of cart in
goods In the hands OF third parties. and pray
That defendant be eDjolned from dispOging Of
said goods. to the detriment of said judgment,
aud that q receiver DB opp iut6d to tt1tiidGtG
the claim In prefer ence OF others.
H. + Gogreve tutor. ct a. vs. Knickerboeker
Life Insurance Company Suit 10 recover from
defendants the sum of S5OOn IN q policy of in
surance Of which plaintiffs are beneticiaries.
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[For the N. 0. Democrat
THE POETS DEFENSE.
HY ISAAC N. MAYNARD.

IT'S a favorite pastime nowadays
TO damn the poets with faint praise
To call them fools. with added brains,
And vote them bad eggs" for their pains,
Or treat them to q cold neglectW
This seems the best they can expect
Their brightest thoughts are dull and dead!
Though like the heavens, Overspread
With diamonds rare and gems untold,
They still are pale and stiff and o0ldl
s'Rhymsters' they're called, in seeming
OF all that's bright and fresh, new born,
"a crazy set of dreaming men
And women, dallying with their pen
''Star gazers r lost to mundane things;
And all they lack are angels wings
TO sore above this world Of sin.
Create a heaven and dwell therein
Because fOrsOOth In polished verse
They reason, Cribbed, confined, and tetse.
Doth logic lose it's force the less,
Or dim the Gunea's stamps impress
Or "elouuence" flow less sublime,
In stately verse and graceful rhyme2
Or "virtue's affairs" shine less fair
Because "a poet worshps there
Thou fool thou little knows't the soul
That from it's depths sweet numbers roll,
Free as the springs that leap from earth'
Are hallOwed thoughts OF heavenly DlEIh,
They rise spOnt aneOus on the air,
And fling their radiance bright ana tait
Ger ell the land their perfumd breath -,
Saves millions from the archer Death
Bath'd in their streams the heart leaps mgh,
And sorrow from the soul doth lily!
The poets lays have rous'd a world
at bis command 10 high unfurPd
Dear freedoms flag and tyranny
FIees pale before the majesty
OF martial song and patriot lays,
What time she lit her mountain ways
And led her sons Of liberty
To rid the land of tyranny.
The poets song DER many lance
Hath checked the tyrant's NUTRITIOUS hand,
His pen. more potent than the sword
OF Caesar, or his kingly word!
Then honor be, instead OF shame,
To noble poets and their name;
They live and breathe purer air
Than quarreling mOrtaIs ever share.
To all things great and true belong
The poets life! his aim his song
New Orleans July 8, 1878.
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FOURTH DISTRICT COURT.

A. J. Murphy vs. Ranger. Fatman & Co.-Suit
of 1926, balance Of salary. which plaintiff claims
Is due him. HI had been employ d by the year
at monthly salary Of 800 as yard clerK of the
Cotton Press, belonging to de-
and whereof j. Ullman Is superin-
tendant. Petitioners employment began on the
tenth of October, 1877, and on the first of June.
ultmo. he was discharged without cause.
he prays judgment as above.
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EW ORLEANS. July II. 1871

New ORLEANS, July II, 1873.
At meeting of the Board OF directors held
this day, 1t was unanimously r, solv d declare
a diyldene Or Ten yer cent on the capital stock
of the company. Uayab y on demaui; and
further divldeC d OF FIVE per ceur to al the
insurers on thoir particip Ming premiums il
addition to the rebate of FIJI ZEN per cent
aIrea received by said inr urer5 On their gross
premiums, pas able Oh aud after the fifth day OF
iylzim Pm. sGHAEIDAU, Secretary.
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once Of New Orleans and sarrOlIt"n
Railroad Company-New Orleans. July 8. 1873
At a special meeting OF the b ard Of Directors
held July 8, a dividend Of tWJ and q half per
cent was declared out Of the earnin gs OF the past
three months, payable to the STOCKHOLDERS on
and otter he tw Dtiath instant.
i've eodt20 " ALTER Y. OROUCH. Peo,y.
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OfTce of Orleans Railroad Compa my

Oftce of Orleans Railroad Company,
leans, July g. 1s7s-At the regular meeti' g Of
the board of directors. b, id June 10. 1873.
SEMI ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF Two PER
declared pay BILE at this Office TO the stockhold
ers on and after the fifteenth of July, 1878.
All Il ansfers of stock for ten days prev Gus to
the date of payment must be * yldnnd.
i've lot H.. HUARO, Secretary.
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GUGAR PLANTATIONS FOR sALE-BLACK-
- WATER PLANTATION, 81 uated in the
parish If TerrebOnne, fifteen miles from Nor
n City. on MOrga g Railroad. This place
made s16 hogsheads Of sugar In 1861. and con-
cuivabe All the usual buildings are on the
place includinRa dwelling house and fine brick
sugar house. with 81 ste roof Will be sold at d
sacrifice: Apply t. ROBERT HARE.
isl Su TIL At
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NOiice-AIl persons 80 whom Marin
Lannes Is ind btpd for money or anything
else, are requested to present their bills and
claims to Il King Out or, d q attorney at law;
60 Canal street. prior t. the twenty fifth day OF
July. 1878. No claim will be recognize d after
that date 1vg til
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tttntiOn voters NJ the TeHth Wa
under the anspices OF the Real Est to. and
Tax Payers Union of this ward We invite
and monopolies and who are not directly or in:
directly conn cted with any bonded interest OF
any kind. and who are in favor 1T paving the
Il liar for work actually performed. to meet us
at the school-house, cornar # Chippewa and
Philip reefs. on SATURDAY next July 90
membranes. o. H. TE@AULT, NJ. D.
President Real Estate and Tax Payers Union,
Tenth Ward. iy14 1L*
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nnlce nf Now tlrIenna altY MntlrNAd

Compan No. l24 Canal street. New OrIeans.
July 8, 187s-On and after Sunday, July
Lake End will be sold by the starter Mt the In
teraecton Of Canal and Carondelet streets for
FIFTEEN GEN ~. Passengers failing to pro-
follows: Five cents to or from the city and
cemeteries five cents TO or from the cemeteries
ard Lake End, or any portion Of aid distances.
i've i'm G. g. LEWIS Secretary
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Washington Avenue Drug Store,
Corner Magazine and washingt ton SITS.

SwRA SA "AsAB6EAhC &SH~ w DWAA S~Ss
NEW ORLEANS.
Constantly receiving fresh supplies Of pure
Drugs, Medicines. Chemicals. Patent Medicines,
Combs Of all kinds. Brushes, Soaps. Parfumery,
Toilet and Fancy Articles, etc.. sold at small
margin. Coral Tooth Paste, recommended BY
all VINO use 1t as a very superior dentrifice. II
beauties the teeth to a fine pearl-liks orna-
m9nt aud ravlshing beauty Alcaline Bouquet
Powder, for identifying and preserving. the
summer eruptions. Prosecutions put ND night
and day. R. J. MAINE4RA, VI, D.,
Druggist. Pharmaceutist and Practical Chemist.
inI9 6u,36p
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POLITICAL NOTICES.

The SOC alistIC Labor Party viii Meet
TO-DAY Sunday July II. ut 8 o'clock p. M. ut
Turner's Hall. corner D~yadas and Lafayette
etrpets. All workingmen are cordially invited
!" BY ORDER OF THE COMMITTEE.
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FIRST DISTRICT COURT.

RELEASED ON BOND.
Jules Campbell Kate Sinnenore and Georgi-
ana Duncan, infiicting wound less than may
hem. Fred Davis. breaking and entering. Paul
karcher threatening a witness.
SENTENCED.
Mary johnson and Nicholas Murray, larceny.
The former 10 one months. the latter TO two
days Parish Prison.