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IORRING DEPARTMENT.

Our facilities for doing all kinds of job Work in the va
rous styles of the surpassed in this section, and
we respectfully solicit those wishing anything done in this
line to give call BY the judcous and liberal use of
printers ink many mans fortune has been made. and the
field is still open. Try it,
Orders by mail promptly attended 70.
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For the choicest oysters and best crackers (his
own make) 90 to Louis Hess New England
Bakery Prices as low as it is possible to sell
,rOodS
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Endorsed 10y the people a. a safe, reliable,
harmless aud cheap Tynedy-Dr Marshal'- Lung
Syrup for coughs, colds, etc. Price - cents a
bottle, large size. - cts. sold boy VI. Kueu-si
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On Farm Property in sums of 500 to $1,000.
B. +. LINCOLN, No, 10 La Sale St.
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Bargains in clothing, before the new goods ar
rive at NJ. Stiefel ~ Co.'S.
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For RENT-A nice dwelling on west Main ST.,
and two business rooms with apartments above,
on La Sale ST. Inquire of DR.. II. w. Hopkins.
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MONEY To LoAv on choice farm security al ;
per cent. interest Enquire Of Levi W. Rood,
sheridan, La Sale county, Ills.
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Excursion Rates.

Tickets for the Interstate Industrial ExpOsi
ton at Chicago can be procured at the Chicago,
Rock Island IL Pacific Railroad ticket office as
follows viz.
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QUERY: why will men smoke common to-
bacco, when they can buy Marburg Bros ,!Seal d
North Clroljna' at the same price? andy
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Childrcns clothing, beautiful and new styles,
just opened at 4. Frank Il Co.'S.
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Autograph Albums, in new designs, at Osman
Il Hdpeman's.
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\. Frank g., home again with an elegant new
stock of men aud boys clothing
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Martin Keim has the sole agency for Ottawa Of
Phil Bests Premium Milwaukee Lager Beer. De.
livered free to all parts Of the city.
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OYSTER, by the dish, can or case 1t Walther's.
They arr served in the hest style either raw, fried
or stewed. at all hours. Call on Walther by al
means If you want something extra nice in this
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located on the west side, will be- rented very
cheap Inquire Of !. o. HARM, or J. SAMPLE.
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The ChnnpiOn.

On the 18th page will be found the ad. Of Messrs.
II. c. IL r. w. KING, manufacturers of cigar box
cs and pumps. This firm was burned out at the
Woods Mill fire lately and have been somewhat
crippled for the time. They have now, however,
secured power at Riggs Furniture Factory and
are again running and with better facilities than
before
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Cheap clothing at NJ. stiefel * Cos.
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II You want a new and stylish hat go TO \
Frank * Cos.
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Go to Mrs. Brewer to buy sewing machines
cheap for cash.
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MONEY To LOAN on easy terms upon frst-class
farms only. ALLEN JORDAN, Opera House Block.
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Go to Walther's for fresh oysters. Received
every day.
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Underwear just received and cheap at \. Frank
" Cos.
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Pencils, pens, ink, states, and everything want
ed I'm the school room, II Osman " Hapcmau's
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FRESH OYSTERS at Ii. walther's.
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CIGAR nONEH.

In the manufacture OF cigar boxes they have
taken new departure, by inycsting new style
of box and machinery for their manufacture.
The popularity Of the box is the exclusion Of
nails, the Joints being made by doyctaing and
gluoing. This makes a superior box, stronger
than the old style, has a better finish and in size
never varies. There are no nails to tear the
wrappers and no variation Of interior size, max
ing the packing perfect Cigar makers who use
them declare them the best made in the {. ;.
and our own Judgment certainly confirms that,
for we have never yet seen better box. Those
who do not use them will do well 10 look at them
mt least.
For sixteen years this firm Ia, made pumps I'm
this city and at the same line they will continue.
Their work give, universal satisfaction, and a
reference TO their adj win show The various styles
they make. In their line, no house p this dis
trict can compete with them. Office on La Sale
81, opposite the Catholic Church.
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OY>TEEs-The New England bakery this week
began the season in o,ster trade. \. Booths
famou, standards and select will De- found there
fresh 40 all times.
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One great fact of III, 1dern progress Is the album
dance of luXuries and the excellence of the ne.
cessares of life. Through the flush time of the
war and afterwards, our luXuries increased-our
wants multiplied, and hard do we find it to give
them up now when we have grown hard up"
The fact is we do not give them up altogether;
and through the last few years those who have
noticed will have seen that these luXuries-al-
most nccessties-instead of disappearing have
grown cheaper; cheap that the bottom has
been reached. But even cheapness during hard
times does not always sell goods seother features
are added-beauty and excellence. We think
that the one great result of the herd times"
the production of excellent and cheap nccessi-
ties and excellent and cheap luXuries also.
We thought of these things at the fair last
week, standing before HULL Il BARTELs' exhibit.
Certainly, considering merely beauty of goods
and tasty arrangement, no exhibit was more de-
serving the first premium (Which they recoysd.)
But the great point of their display, as the
thoughtful soon observed, was the excellent
quality of the goods shown giving ground for
the idea above presented.
Now as flair shows" are sometimes ''made to
Order" it can do no harm to look in and see how
they are behaving when the eyes of 10000 people
are not supposed to be directly on them. No one
looks twice to see that the house "at home sus-
tains the reputation it must have acquired when
in 'ful dress at Il fair. Taking the stock some
what in scriatim we find a superb stock of "head
gear with shelves crowded to leave room for
additions ordercd.) 1t is comprehensive. 1t
contains everything, we believe, this market
calls fora calico cap or one of seal skin and
everything between them, or Il hat of any grade
from the finest silks to the cheapest wool ''souch
of the backwoOdsman. In shapes, nothing is
to be desired; but should one desire an odd
shape or peculiar style they will fit him out to
order on short notice. The stock is so full this
will not be often necessary, however
In such house one turns next to the furnish
ing goods for gcntlemen-shrts, collars, under
wear. Most gentlemen know how perplcXing it
is not infrcquently to find just what he is ookn =
for in this line. Take our advice, and go, see
Bart He has not spent all these years in vain.
If with his present supplies lie does not fit you
out, you are indeed nsuffcrably fastdous.
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Business seats, new and uoeby, at \. Frank "
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THE ONE PARTICULAR BRANCH,


However, that we wish to call the attention Of
the public more particularly to, as regards the
house HULL Il BARTELs, is this: the fur and
glove departments. These departments are
Bart's own special delight Bart is Il born furrier
and glove-maker. We sometimes wonder that
Bart is willing to continue in so comparatively
narrow field of labor. Fortunately for this com
munity he does stay, and much is he appreciated
For though through his many years in Ottawa
he and the present firm have had many competi-
tors, he has beaten them all and to-day HULL IL
BARTELs stand first, and almost alone. This po
stion is the result of their superior work and
goods alone. For in the line we now speak of,
they are their own manufacturers In the spe-
ca lines of fur gloves, mittens, children's furs of
all kinds, and cloaks, they claim perfection, us
well as in the manufacture of mutis boas, ladies'
cloaks, etc. They handle every grade of furs
and have now ready for the seasons trade Il SUI
perb stock on which they have spent the entire
manufacturing season. BY the way, boas are
made extra long this season the style calls
for. They will, however, during the season pay
especial attention to manufacturing to fill indi-
vidual orders, which will be promptly hlled, guar
antceing satisfaction as in every other transac-
ton. Further, as there are many who cannot
afford new furs even at this years prices, but
can have old sets repaired and made over, they
will attend closely to this branch of the business;
and the female public will find on trial that they
can repair anything in the fur line and DO it as
well as any house they can find The public will
find them as careful land as conscientious as
hn,, on tiro1y now Uools
ANOTHER SPECIALITY
is the manufacture of BUCK GOODS. Farmers will
make note of this line, and save many dollars in
money and full as many "moral smash-ups' in
the huskng season or on frosty mornings.
Besides the superior goods made by themselves,
they keep in stock an ertra line of these goods
which they not only recommend but warrant.
We reckon we have enumerated the general
features of the house. Many minutiT of the es
Enlistment might be added to show their com
plete ability to meet all calls; but this must suf-
fee, except this, their plan of doing business
They adhere strictly to their CASH system inau-
gurated some time ago. 1t has proved more
than satisfactory. It has enabled them to do
more business and more satisfactorily both to
themselves and their friends 1t makes better
trade for this reason-haying cash they take adj
vantage Of temporary declines, panics Of prices.
and such like Of all Of which their trade get the
benefit. Take it all in ALL in their own special
lines, no house in Ottawa can give better salts
faction than Hull II Bartcls
J. Dickey * Son are getting ready for their fall
receipts Of goods and are now clearing of their
shelves at greatly reduced prices Bargains in
all lines will be given for the next four weeks
which it will be well for the public to inycsti-
gate, for the Dickeys mean business.
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New styies Of visiting card, at Osman * Hape
mans
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Round trip including ticket 10 Exposition,
50 75 DAVID NJ. HALE.
CHICAGO BURLINGTON IL QUINCY
Exposition tickets will be on sale at c., b. IL O.
depot at S3.T5 each, including admission to EX-
,,nc,,i,u ~ fpllnvv-.
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J. Dickey * Son are getting ready for their fall
receipts Of goods and are now clearing of their
shelves at greatly reduced prices Bargains in
all lines will be given for the next four weeks
which it will bc well for the public to inycsti-
gate, for the Dickeys mean business.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-01
SUCCESSION OF JAMES M. ALLEN.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 4O.O44

WHEREAS, HIRAM HARRISON. OF THE
" county Of Yazoo, In the state Of Missts-
sippl, as guardian. under the laws of said State,
Of Maggie B. Harrison, of said county and
State. has filed in this court petition praying
that the te3timentary executors of the lat3
James M. Allen be authorized to make payment
TO him as guardian Of the aforesaid minor Of
the amount Of the legacy to said minor under
the will of the deceased.
Notice Is therefore hereby given TO the cred
itOrs Of the above entitled succession, and to
those of the said minor and to all other per-
sons who may have any interest herein, to
the first publication Of this notice, If any they
have or can. why the prayer Of said petition
should not be granted.
Clerks Office Second District Court for the
parish Of Orleans. the first day Of May, 1873
mV411 ID 25 ie1 JOHN HERRERT Clerk.
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CANCELLATION OF BONDS.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
AknAn e [ nnnInInn

state OF LOUISIANA.
Whereas. JOSEPH L. MONTIEU has made
application TO me for the cancellation of two
bonds furnished and subscribed by him as
principal. one of which bonds, dated April 49,
1870 for the sum Of twenty thousand dollars
with William H. Pemberton. Joseph Mansion
Samuel D. Moody and Charles Prados as securi-
ties for the sum Of five thousand dollars each
and the other. dated February 49, 1873, for the
sum Of twenty thousand dollars. with Charles
PradOs, Joseph Mansion. Joseph Pinta and
Henry Demassiet as securities, for the sum of
five thousand dollars each, and conditioned for
the faithful performance Of the duties Of said
Joseph L. MOntieu az tax collector Of the parish
Of Jefferson. in this State.
Now. therefore. /. FRANCIS T. NICHOLAS
Governor Of the State of Louisiana. do hereby
issue this my proclamation. calling upon all
Persons Interested therein to show cause, In
writing. at the office Of the Secretary Of State
In the city Of New Orleans, within ninety days
from and after the last publication hereof why
the said bonds and the mortgages resulting
therefrOm should not be cancelled and an
nuIled.
Given under my signature and the seal of the
State Of Louisiana, at the city Of New Orleans
this ninth day Of May, in the year Of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and seventy eight.
and Of the one hundred and second Of the indie
pendence of the United States Of America.
FRANCIS T. NICHOLAS,
Governor Of the State Of Louisiana.
By the Governor:
WILL. A. STRONG,
Secretary of State. rny12 got
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GY4G $ 3THAA JaS
4e2R It tx MESNGFA IN RoY AE hEG
BETWEEN CANAL AND CUSTOMHOUSE
STREETS by virtue and IN p,ur9uance to
Judge Of the Second District Court for the par
ish of Orleans dat7d May 7. 1873. for account Of
the above succession. the following described
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. together with
all the buildings and improvements thereon
uated in the Second District of this city, in the
square bounded by st. Ann, Orleans. Robert
son and Claiborne streets. and designated by
]. A. BougerOl, United Ntates deputy eugina"r
on the twenty fifth October. 1875. and annexed to
nm act dated nineteenth November. 1885. before
Hughes PedesclauX late n notary public in this
city, which lot of ground measures. In Amert-
can measure, 81 feet II inches lines front on st.
Ann street - feet inches a lines in depth on
one side. and r. feet inches 81 lines also in
depth on the other side line Being the same
property which was acquired by tho said de-
ceased previous to his marriage with his said
SURVIVING widow ut pubic sale. made by the
sheriff Of the parish of Orloans on the twenty
third September 1851 by virtue OF writ Of tl9ri
Second District Court Of New Orleans at tho
suit of Phillip AlbUZHi. tutor. etc. VS.. Marie
Reine Silva. wife Of Pierre Fauston f. Q. o.. No
1902 of the docket of said court: the title deed of
which said sheriff to the said property. dated
September "a. 1881, has been duly Registered on
the same day In Conveyance Office Of this city
and parish, book 81, folio I57, and recorded in
the clerks office Of the sHid Second District
Court Of New Orleans. on the thirtteth of same
month and year, in deed book marked G. fOliOs
Terms and Conditions-One- half cash and
the balance in one and two years in notes Of the
purchaser, secured by mortgage and vendors
lien and privilege on the properly sold. and
bearing 8 per cent interest per annum from
date Of sale until pnit, the purchaser to pay 3
per cent attorneys fees on the amount sued for
Ia ease OF Judicial proceedings being instituted
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WHEREAS. FOUNTAIN BARKSDALE, OF
W. the county Of YazOo. in the State of Mis-
a d q e Gna9[ f sn @W Of 9ad
State. has fled in this court a petition praying
that the testimentary executors of the late
to him as guardian of the aforesaid minor of
the amount of the legacy to said minor under
the will of the deceased.
NOTICE Is, therefore, hereby given to the cred
itors Of the above entitled succession, and to
those Of the said minor and to all other per
sons who may have any interest herein, to show
cause. within thirty days from the date of the
first publication Of this notice, If any they have
or can, why the prayer Of said petition should
not be granted.
Clerks office, Second District Court for the
parish Of Orleans the first day Of May, 1878.
my4 II IL % je1 JOHN HERBERT Clerk
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VICTOR NIPPERT'S. :
MERINo SHIRTS
MERIN0 SHIRTS @
ap14 8m HALE HOSE. ETC.
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, I
Executive Department,

STATE OF LOUISIANA, I
Executive Department,
Whereas, on the night of the twelfth day Of
March. 1878. William @. Fitzgerald late Consta-
BILE of the town of Trenton, in the parish OF
Ouachita. and while In the discharge Of his
official duties as peace officer was shot and
killed by some person or persons unknown
and whereas, sufficient information has reached
me that PLEAS. PHILLIPS, alias PLEAS.
BROWN, alias CLAY BROWN. and HENRY
ATKINS, alias HENRY BROWN are charged
with being the perpetrators of this horrid
deed, and are now at large and fugitiyes from
Justice.
Now. therefore, l. FRANCIS T. NICHOLS,
Governor Of the State Of Louisiana, have
thought proper to issue this my proclamation,
calling upon the good people Of this State to
aid and assist In the arrest of said Pleas. Phil
lips, alias Pleas. Brown, alias Clay Brown. and
Henry Atkins. alias Henry Brown. and by vir-
tue Of the powers in me vested by law do
hereby offer reward of FIVE HUNDRED
DOLLARS to any person or persons who shall
arrest the said Pleas. Phillips. alias Pleas.
Brown. alias Clay Brown, and Henry Atkins,
alias Henry Brown. and deliver them into the
custody Of the Sheriff Of Ouachita, to be- dealt
with according to law.
Pleas Phillips, alias Pleas. Brown, alias Clay
Brown. is Of Ringercake or copper color. about
twenty-five years old, about five feet seven
inches high. slight built, weighs about one
hundred and fifty pounds. having burnside
whiskers. and has cut in the palm Of his left
hand.
Henry Atkins, alias Henry Brown. Is q large.
black, well-f0rrned man, about the same age.
about six, feet high. with q smooth face.
Given under my signature and the seal of the
State Of Louisiana, at the city Of New Orleans.
this twenty second day Of May. in the year Of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
seventy-eight
FRANCIS T. NICHOLS.
By the Governor:
OSCAR ARROYO,
my23 lot Assistant Secretary Of State.
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CANCELLATION OF BOND.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
FXecutlVe Denartment.

Executive DSpdTLu6QL. }
Whereas. GEORGE z. PARIS, Of the city Of
New Orleans, has applied to me for the cancel
ation Of a bond furnished and subscribed by
him, as principal, on the eighth day of FebrU-
airy, 1873. for the sum Of twenty thousand dollars
with ?. Creagh. James W. Quinn Ludger b.
guile and Joseph Pinta, az securities, each for
the sum Of five thousand dollars, conditioned
for the faithful performance and execution of
the duties Of the said George z. Paris as State
Assessor for the Second District Of the city Of
New Orleans,
Now, therefore, I, FRANCIS T. NICHOLS.
Governor Of the State Of Louisiana. do. By
these presents. Issue my proclamation. giving
notice to all persons herein concerned and in
tere8ted to show cause In writing, at the
office of the Secretary of State in the city
Of New Orleans within ninety days from and
after the last publication hereof, why said bond
and the mortgage resulting therefrOm should
not be raised and Cancelled.
Given under my signature and the seal Of the
State Of Louisiana, at the city Of New Orleans,
this fifteenth day Of ADri. in the year Of our
Lord, one thousand eight hundred and seventy
eight.
FRANCIS T. NICHOLS,
Governor Of the State Of Louisiana.
b ne Governor:
Will A. STRONG,
-eT~a-a~T - S~Gro. ~ 2nt~
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THE FASSMANN COTTON PRESS AT AUG
TII0N{,-SALE ON TWELVE MONTHS
SUCCESSION OF HENRY FAssMANN.


NUtCE00lON VI HENHG thSSMANN.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 20li3
Try HOEY, MACON & O'CONNOR-NICHO
delet street SATURDAY, June l, 1878, ut Y
O'Clock M at the ST. Charles Auction Exchange,
on ST. Charles street. by virtue Of Il Judgment
rendered in the above entitled matter by the
honorable the Second District Court for the
parish Of Orleans. on tho fifth Of April, 1919,
and signed on the tenth April, 1873, and by Vjr-
tue of an order rendered on the fourteenth Of
May, 1919. will be sold at public auction, for ac-
count Of the succession Of Henry Fas8mann,
the following described property TO wit
A CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND. in the
First District Of this city, comprised within Cal
Hope. En- phrOsine. Frnret and Locust streets
and measuring about 30I feet inches lines
in front on each Of said Freret and Locust
streets by about 25% feet inches lines In front
on each Of said CalliOpe and EuphrOsine streets
together with all the buildings and improve
m"nts, machinery. etc. thereon, and known as
the FaSsmann Cotton Press.
Terms Of saIe-ThiS being the second and
final Offering. the above described property
will be adjudcated to the last and highest bid
credit, the purchaser furnishing a bond with
good and solvent security as the law directs
bearing interest Of per cent per annnm from
the day Of sale until final payment the improve
ments to be kept fully insured and policies
transferred to the executor until the bond Is
paid.
Act Of sale at the expense of the purchaser
before Chas. T. SOniat, ESQ. notary public
myij IL % % Jel
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SUCCESSION NOTICES.
sucnnasIon Of .EolIn Fnx.

CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
= iBh of Orleans No. 4O,3s0-Whereas, Albert
Baldwin has petitiOued the court for letters sf
administration on the estate Of the late John
Fox. 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.
Ie1 e 10% JOHN HERBERT. Clerk
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Succession of Thomas Markry.

SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
> ish Of Orleans No, 80, 555-Whereas, Louise
SudOur has petitiOn0d tho court for ettors OF
administration on tho estate OF Thomas Mar
key deceased. Notice Is hereby given to all
whom 1t may concern to show cause within ton
days why the prayer Of the said petitioner
should not be granted.
By order Of the court
Ini 6 IO+ LOHN HERRERT- Clark.