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Ad0iph Meyer vs.. Hebrew Ea aentl0nan
Society Of NeMEO riAana


L'IFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
L ish Of Orleans, No. aG2 By virtue Of O
writ Of seizure and sale ~ me alrected by the
honorabe tho Fifth piatriet Court for the
partsh Of Orleans. 10 tbs above entitled cause.
/ will proceed 10 sail ut public auction.
q the Merchants abd sqctlonesrs' Exchange.
Royal street. between Canal and Custom
house streets, ia gEe Second District OF this
city. on MONDAY. December 49, 1879. Mt IL
o'clock m, the following described property, to
wit
4 CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, With
Nil the buildings and improvements hereon.
principally consisting of the school house
la'ely built. and all other appurtenanees be-
oneing, situated on the south side OF Oaiope
street between Prytania and St. Charles streets.
First District OF this city. and measuring
ninety ono feet front on said Calliope street by
one hundred and sixty fast In depth, Being
the same property acquired by defendants by
purchase from Henri M0ntrenil and Philip
ftunkel, by acts passed before Joseph Cohn.
notary, on tho eighteenth day OF June. 1867.
Seized In the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
J X. AICEE GAUTHREAUX,
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans.
nO27 de4 ii IA % 20
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salECEssIon NOTICES.

succession of Mrs. Jane M. Roberts. De-
ceased wife NJ John Dixon by first marriage
and OF Charles Green by second marriage.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
> parish. Of Orleans, No. Al 64s-Whereas,
Charles Green has petitioned the court for let
tors Of administrgtion on the estate OF his late
wife, Jane NJ Roberts. Notice Is hereby given
to all whom It may concern to show cause with
In ten days why the prayer Of the said peds
toner should not be granted.
BY order OF the court.
no25 30 de4* JOHN HERBERT. Clerk.
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHERIFF SALES.
SHERIFF SALES.
w. w. EnstmHn fwRslace wood, subra-
gated vs. r. i. Chrtatian-Fonrth Ujatrpt

w, w. Eastman twaslace W0oa. subre-
gated vs. 7. J. Chriatian-Fonrth District
Court Tor the Parish Of Orleans. No. As ,oG5
Clement and Dunbar Wallace Wood, subro-
gated) VS. Paul Christian
HURST JUSTICES COURT FOR THE PAR
= ish OF Orleans. No, 2ols- BY virtue Of writ
Of feti faelhs. 70 me directed by the honorable
the Fourth District Court for the parish of
orlea;ns md OF 20 alias writ q her !aelas TO
Court for thu parish Of Orleans, respectively in
the above entitled eaus will proceed to soil at
eers' Exchange. Hoynl street between Canal
md Custgmhouse streets. N the Second Dis
trlet Of this city. on MONDAY. December lb,
1879. nj IA O'Clock m. tho following described
property, TO wit
ALL THE RIGHT, TITLE AND INTEREST
Of Paul j. Christian defendant In the ahoya
snitsl IN and to suit No. 25 sl9 Of the docket OF
the Third Dstrict Court for the parish OF Or
lnans entitled faul j. Christian vs. John w
Madden,
Seized In The above suit.
Terms-Cash on the SPOT.
J. II. ALCBE GAUTHREAUy
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans.
Ip4t a
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GREAT JACKSON ROUTE.
CHICAGO. sT. L0UaS AND NEW or
LEANS RAILROAD.


THE QUICK Est ROUTE EAST,
Traina will leave and arrive ut the Oaiiope
Htreet Depot. on and after September ~. 1879. ms
iolows:
Leave. Arrive.
EXP. No. /. t:l6 y. m. Exp. No 2. T;4o "a. IN.
Mixed No. s. TOO u. m, Mixed No. I. $50 D. M
Noe, and run daily. Nos. . and daily ex-
nept Sunday.
Saturday Accommodation for McComb City
leaves at $40 y. m.
THROUaH TO LOUISVILLE, CINCINNATI
COLUMBUS. o.. AND CHICAGO WITHOUT
CHANGE. and for ST. LOUIS Sleeper is Mt.
tached at Milan, enabling passengers to &c
through without leaving the train. Only QNE
CHANGE TO NEW YORK and EABTERn
CITIES.
Improved Sleeping and Reclining Chair cars
TO Virksburg daily without change.
Tickets for sale herths secured and lnform8-
ton given at No. "A Camp street. corner OF
Common
Il. d. SHELDON, Ticket Agent
=. CHANDLER. General Passenger Agent
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George T.. Bright VS. Emmanuel Albert
Schmidt

E'IFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
n ish of Orleans. No. 1896 - by virtue OF q writ
Of eri fneins to mo directed by the honorable
the Fifth District Court for the parish OF Or.
leans, Ia tho above entitled cause. | will prppeed
to sell ut public auction, on the premises here
matter designated on TUESDAY, December o.
pronorty to wit
TIE CONTENTS OF THE THIRD STORY
OF the store ut No. 10 Natnhez street in the First
District of this city known rs a Printing and
Engraving Establishment all as por Inventory
on Gle in my office.
Seized In tho above suit
Terms Cash on the spot
J. II. ALICE aAUTHREAUy.
Civil Rhorif Of the Parish Of Orleans
1pIn
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We are indebted to the Nor
gan City Fire Association for an
invitation to attend their seventh
annual Fancy Dress and Calico
ball given at Whitney Hall on
"Wednesday evening. last. We
trust the gallant fireman had Il
pleasant time and regret our i'll
ability to attend.
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Was reached. an enthusiastic in
devldul in one of the skitfs waved
His hat and shouted'' Three
cheers tor Capt. Paul Boyton!'
ellcltins quite a harty response
from the assembly, but the cheers
were succeeded by Il general
outhurst of merriment wien the
sklf1S suddenly shot away from
the "floater,, and revealed to the
eXpectant multitude Il large stump
piacidly vending its way down
the stream. Everybody enjoyed
the joke hugely and in three min
utes the wharf was completely
deserted as if all YER seized by
a sudden recollection ofimportant
matters requiring their attention
elsewhere. 1t was ascertained that
Prot. Leon, the Snowman, was the
originator Of this hoax. and its
success was universally applau
ded. Capt. Boyton did not reach
here until 8 O'Clock and only a
few people were at the landing to
see him. He stopped only a MON
ent aud did not land being ssome
what behind ~time.-DOnaldsOn.
ritk Chief.
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Relative to the payment of payments nv
the Town Treasurer, and forbiddinps t6a
lending or selling Of any property BELONG
ing to the Corporation.
Sectlon l. BE it ordained by the Mavor
end Town Council in council assembled !.
that no claim shall hereafter be paid nv
the Town Treasurer unless upon voucher
OF the original payee md only after said
claim shall have previously been approved
found correct by the finance Commit
tee.
Section Be it further ordained, That
all sums drawn for workman's account ont
Of nc appropriation made for the purpose
shal only be drawn and paid upon war
rants specifying in favor of whom drawn.
tor what work at what price, and said war
rant must he duly endorsed or receipted
oy the original payee before the Treasurer
Is authorized 10 pay the same.
Sertion 8. BE it further ordained, That
neither bricks. lumber. dirt nor any other
propertv ,~n.ionging to the Town shall be
sold loaned OF delivered TO any onc. when
for a purpose not legitinmtely apperrainiD,
to municipal affairs except by the consent
and special permission OF the Council in
regular or ~sIer:sl assembled frst had nnT
obtained.
Section 4. Be it further ordained. Thar
this ordinance shall toxic effect from audi
after its passage. =
Adopted April 9Th. 1879.
w. c. Raglan, Mayor.
A. j, PERRIN, Clerk Town Council.
A true copy
A. j. PERRIN, Clerk Town Council.
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-Kicks',aws.-The good PEG
Die of PaincOurtvllle are talking
OF organizing IL fire company. In
Napoleanvillo preparations are
being male for rebuilding the
burnt district. A daughter OF
Judge Alfred Tete was lately
married TO Alonzo Munson in
Napoleonville.
There was IA grand fair at Ma
poleonviIIe last Saturday and
Sunday for the benefit of the
Catholic Church in that town.
The big fire in NapoleOnville
burnt up the projected ice house
Which WAS about to be filled out
of the cargo of ice received by
Arena and Molaison. The peo>
pie OF Napolaonville can keep
warm whilst We eau keep cool.
The little steamer F. NJ. Sharp
comes down the bayou OCCASION
ally loaded with lumber, shingles.
States, etc. The colored people
had a fair i'll Waverly Hall la,1
Saturday night.
We have had the pleasure of q
call from Mr.. Gilmore of the. Su
gor Bowl, who has been visiting
L,fourcle for a few days.
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She Thought She Knew.

The passengers in the sleeping
coach were just doing off, when
something howied out:
"Ow-wOw WOW"
"Great dragons! there's a
young one aboard !" growled q
tat man from his upper berth. 81
III bet a hundred dollars none of
us can get "a wink of sleep to-
night"
"Wow- WOW y whined the child.
"There he goes again" growl-
ed the fat man, II never travel
but | ruu across some ones off
spring"
"WhO is that talking q called
the mother Of the child, III a loud
voice.
"Me !" answered the tat. "Why
didn't you leave the child ut
home Or stay at heme yourself ?"
fare you talking to me " de-
handed the woman.
Yes, maaih L am L Say IL
is a shame to bring a sick child
into a sleeping car to disturb
twenty or thirty people"
"Are you a father ?"
"No, l hain't..'
"Nor il mother9" she contin-
ued.
mo ma'am."
"Weli, Sir" she said, as she
poked her head out between tie
curtains, ''when you have been
the mother of eleven children
moved to,ty-eight times, lived il
nlne different States, you will he
gin to think you k ow your OWL
business. think Isknow mine
If that baby wants to howl, he's
going to do it, if | have to come
over there and kick a ton and ;
half of conceit out of yOu."-Er
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Observing that the proprietor
of the.restauIant was shedding
tears, tearing his hair and other.
wise m%anifestiDg passionate
grief, a deeply moved customer
said to him kindly. "What's ups
anything wrong!,'
"Anything wrong?" says the
''mine host: bursting into tears.
.isIionld think so. just imagine
that four gentlemen - mean
four villains of the deepest dye
came to this restaurant, took one
of the little parlors, ordered the
incest dinner | could get up, and
wine to match-the bill came to
sixty dollars-and slipped out
without paying for il"
well that's pretty rough; still
sixty dollars isn't such "a fright.
FIJI sum after all. | shouldn't
fret about it,"
"Fret about it," Why, | don't
care three straws tor myself, but
it's the waiter | feel for. That
poor devil has eight children, in
Guiding the twins born last week.
and has had sickness in his tami
ly for five months, and tho poor
fellow has got to ante up the
sixty dollars that his party slip
ped off without paying. That's
what saddens me-"
Then, with severity:
"But will say nothing more
about it,. You newspaper met
are too cynical. AnOther's dis
tress does not move your hearts,
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Official.
Proceedings of Town
Council.

TOWN HALL. }
Tuesday, May 9th, 1879.
The Town Council OF the Town Of ThibO-
daux met IN regular session this day
at 8 O'Clock P. NJ.
Present: W. C. Raglan Mayor, and j.
E. Blanchard, 7. Albert, and Ii. w. Tabor
and Jos. A. Trone, c. Arena, Trustees.
Absent l.. Keefe.
The minutes Of the previous postponed
regular session was read and approved as
recorded.
The following Collectors Report was
presented and accepted.
Collectors Report
From April 9th. 1879. to May 9Th. 1879.
S. T. C. T. Total.
Taxes of VI col. Of
p. A. AucOin on acct. 5 90
Taxes of 70 col. of
Miss E. Mead 373 l2a so
Keefe and Bodley is 90 As 90 60 90
81. W. Tabor 22{ GA 80
3l4 $50 Is
SO 50 10 %
90 8 90 IL 90
3. Il. RRaptlsdgs 50 SO 500
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Several hundred people congrega
ted upon the wharf last Saturday
evening with the expectation OF
seeing the famous swimmer,C Capt.
Paul Boyton, who was due here
at5P Vi. Shortly before dusk
word was passed that Boyton
was approaching and every body
was On the tip-toe OF expectation.
Presently "a swarm OF skitfs appea
red off the port Barrow point and
conglegated about a floating 90
iect which people at a distance
naturally supposed to be Boyton:
! When The vicinity of the wharf
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Some men can never take a joke.
There WAS au old doctor who,
when asked "What IS good for
,musquitoesY,, wrote back, GLOW
40 you suppose | can tell unless l
kpew what ails the mosquito ="
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LOWER COAST, May 9TH 49,.
Dear Uncle Silas.-To an ex-resi.
dent OF Latourche, the perusal of
your little paper is greas pleas
IRE known only to an alien. Yes,
this weekly cleaning over, tamil-
lar names ia connection with the
different votarie's of lite, reverts
me to by-gone associations. TO
the halcyon home of boyhood
coupled with that of manhood.
Your recent issue speaks of
late entertainments, fairs, balls,
etc. After reading some, oh, how
wildly "reminiscences cluster
around me. | can almost imay.
Inc myseif!n ''old Waverly," mot
tripping upon light fantastic toe.
no, no, can t do that,) bnt keep
ing time with some fair daasel
to one OF Brockhopt's exquisite
waltze's. But enough of retro.
specrion, so let's to the present.
| dritted out upon this little tide
of correspondence to acquaint
yourself and readers with the
condition OF crops in this section
OF Plaqnemines Parish. and
would like to know it Lafourche
or Terrebonne eau beat it.
The planted cane promises we'll
a good knee high stand making,
the row and many sound eyes
Just swelling, others showing
their little blades above ground
Last years stubble cane is waist
high and Il full stand. aud the
succors are yet to make their ap
pearance. All Of second years
stubble is slow in coming, and
the indi, ationS are against a
stand, a fex planters have pillow.
ed up a great portion of theirs,
while others are sidelnipg will
corn.
That staple, once known as F.;
necessity but now much neglect
ed in this State, is luxuriant
small and promises fair. The
rice is very backward, shaving
been retarded sby the unseason
able weather. which has been ant
is. too cool to prompt rapid vege'
tation. {
-Four or five very good rain'
> visited us during the month 0
! April and the lands are ia fin
= condition.
We are relapping middles il
t sandy soil and ''heaping ont" il
black lands. using about fou
4 hundred pounds of cOtton-Seet
meal to the acre. distributing OF
both sides of the row, covering
4 Immediately with single furrow
E The labor used here consists Il
almost every nationality on tn
globe. Chinese. Spanish, Gel
e man. Irish, negro and others O
f peculiar origin known only t
y themselves. Hoping your lat
j. trip to Baton Rouge Il mean t
the Odd Fellows celebration) ha
been of great benefit TO you
-. health, l remain as of old,
Z "AMANDUS.'
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The breakfast table asks: When
you look around you at church,
during "a sermon, don't you find
it a little difficult to realize that
thousands Of people die every
year for want OF Slept
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y Bus, MARCH iuTH- 1879.
p,r from tie land that gave him birth
Che diving wandercriay.
n;sn,se had stamped his pailid brow,
And fever neld her sway.
~, mother beut in tenderness,
TO catch his last farewell,
Nv kissed the burning lips again,
A mothers laye to tell.
M sister kneeling by his bed,
p,urad forth her heart i'll prayer;
W. riped from ofT that brow the dew
That death had gathered there.
xo, one who shared his childhood joys.
Watched for his last drawn breath.
Not. one. his early boyhood loved
LoOked on his face i'll death.
Strangers hands his pillow smoothed
And closed his sightless eyes.
And in a strangers land alono
The dying wanderer lies.
Far from the land that gave him birth
Unconsciously he 81, cps,
star from the azure sky
Its lonely vigil keeps.
proud Texas claims him as her own.
And folds him to her breast
She gave him all she had TO give.
A welcome place to rest.
Rut far away in sunny France
A mother waita to day
Her eyes are dim, her voice is sad,
Her hair is tinged with gray.
She waits and watches for her child,
She never more shall see
Till abe has crossed the bOundless line
Of vast eternity.
Could she have seen his face again,
Less bitter were the cup;
Zen not to look upon his grave,
How sad to give hun up!
The sister in his own bright cline
Longs for his smile in vain,
The brothers arms in loves embrace
Shall clasp her not again.
All oniet he his dreamless sleep!
Aud Christ, who died to save
The 80 II from out its servitude,
viii watch the strangers grave.
IMoGENE PURYEAR.
West Plains, Graves Co., ny.
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81 974 $50 9o41 Al 80
Respectfully submitted,
THEOPHILE THIBODAUX,
Collector.
The following Treasurer's Report for the
month of April 1879 was presented aud
approved.
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Over in the Attakapas and
OpeIousas prairies the people
have railroad sadly Oh the brain.
They think of nothing else. talk
of nothing else and dream of
nothing else. This is the way
they talk in Calcasiea:
RAILROAD Que Ct our citi-
zels enthusiastic in the belief that
we will have Il railroad, and that
the railroad will make a seco I'd
New York Of our beautiful little
village. had occasion to cross the
ferry last week, when Mrs. IL
inquired of him what is the news
at the Lake? Oh nothing at all.
What, says Mrs. FL. not d word
of news at the Lake!
Well, yes, we are going to have
tue railroad.
Is that all? Well. Mr.. e. no"
is yonr familys AS he rode OF
MIR. q. replied to the lady's
CONSERVATION they are uor61ns
atcay at both ends.
The Wisconsin Central hal
road has just published a guide
book elegantly illustrated witt
engraviuss descriptive of the fish
ing, hunting and beautiful sun
mer resorts along the line OF thel
road. -.
Mr.. James Barker, Genera
Passenger Agent, Milwaukee
Wisconsin,, will take pleasur" i
mailing, free, a copy to any "a
dIess.
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On motion duly seconded the Mayor was
authorized to complete the cleaning Of tho
bitches and the repairing of the streets Of
the Town.
On motion duly seconded the Mayor was
authorized to notify the superintendent Of
Morgan's La. and Texas X. il. of the dan
yerons condition of the Il. r. tract laid on
Lcvce Street, and request him to place the
same in proper condition.
On motion duly seconded the Council ad-
journed.
tSigned] W. G. Raglan, Mayor.
A. j. PERRIN, Clerk.
A true copy:
A. j. PERRIN, Clerk Town Council.
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Since the suggestion OF the
SENTINEL in regard to the sugar
tariff has been published, the
plaDters have been discussing
that subject among themselves,
and movements will probably be
maugui ated in IA few days to call
a MASS meeting OF the Planters
III ThibOdauX for the purpose of
devising ways and means to pro
tect their interest. This is cheer
Ing infO, mation. \ planters or
ganization in the Lafourche val
ley can be made Of immense ser
vice III the promotion OF the sn
gar culture and also in all other
agricultural interests.
Let this organization be effect
ed at once. When anything is
to be accomplished it must be
taken hold of firmly and ener
getically. Ii men do not assist
themselves ia the promotion OF
aaeir own interests, rhey neeC
not anticipate aid from either the
Gods or Government.
Some men can never take IA joke
There WAS MI old doctor who
-rl ~. 1kNYytN ~, rood FL
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In Memory

A. BoTCHEE. WHO DIED IN coLtM
>" BIs, MARCH luTH- 1879.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-09-24
BLUE AND GRAY.

A grand reunion of the survivors of
the Confederate and Federate armies has
been arranged to take place at Salisbury
n. c., on the Sd of October. General
Sherman received an invitation and in
reply knocks all the sentiment out Of the
blue and gray" in the following letter:
The time is too remote for me to make
a promise, but [ assure you that it would
be most agreeable to me, personally and
socially, to meet you on any suitable Oc
casion. There is no use in my mincing
terms. Whenever and wherever the
honest men of North Carolina seek to al
lay sectional and party animosities, and
to cultivate a feeling of fraternal respect
for their fellow citizens of the United
States, it will be to me most tempting to
come to Salisbury. | would far prefer to
come alone, than as before, with a vast
army, leaving desolation behind, but l
must not be construed as asserting to the
proposition that Confederates and Union
menwere alike worthy of celebration for |
have not forgotten the terrible history of
1S61-65; would much prefer to come on
some civic occasion when all are absolute
ly equal and all alike interested in the
present and future glory of our common
country There were few Union soldiers
in North Carolina during the war, though
we believed the people generally were OPP
posed to secession, and | will say that
your meeting, if confined to the surviving
soldiers Of North Carolina, will be in fact
q Confederate reunion where [ would
certainly be out of place. All soldiers in
their social reunions gorify over their
deeds Of heroism; and tlis reunion will
hardly be an exception, md it would be
strange sight for Gen. Sherman to cheer
the victories of his enemies and respond
to claims that because the soldiers of
North Carolina were brare and true to
| their State and section, tlrir course was
as sacred as ours, which finally triumph
ed and made our Union more glorious
and more resplended than lefore. Were
present, and should you suppress this
natural feeling, | E,ould fed myself an
| intruder, marring the natural happiness
of the festive occasion.
[ know that the soldier dement, was
the first to lay aside the angry partisan
feelings of the war, and are now the
leaders in the new epoch, whfh is sure to
add wealth and prosperity to our whole
country; and when some occsion arises
when we may all meet on common ground
in North Carolina to celebrate some re-
evolutionary event or to encourage some
modern enterprise, it will give me great
pleasure to come to Salisbury,to Raleigh
to Galiford court house, or my other
place in the old North State.