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THIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
ish of Orleans Nos 49, 447. SO 446, 50 445 80 444
3s4t3 and 81 Az; and Fifth District Court for tbs
parish OF Orleans. No 371-By virtue Of seven
writs of herI facias. to me directed by the hon
orable the Third and Fifth District Courts for
the parish Of Orleans, in the above entitled
causes for city taxes of 1870 1s71 1873, 1874, 1876
1876 and 1877. will proceed to sell at public aue-
ton, mt the Merchants and Auctionees' Elk
change. Royal street. between Canal and Gus
tomhouee streets. IN the Second District Of this
city. on THURSDAY. April 10. 1879. at 70 O'Clock
m. the following described property, to wit
A CERTAIN PORTION OFGROUND, situated
In the Second District of this city. In square
number two hundred and ffty-two. bounded by
Orleans, johnson. st. Peer and Prienr streets.
designated as fo lows: Lot number one. form
ing the corner of Orleans and Johnson streets
measuring Iorty-eight feet front on Orleans
street by flfty-seven feet In depth: lot number
two. forming the corner Of ST. Peter and John
son streets. measuring seventeen feet front on
st. Peter street by flfty-seven feet in depth.
Seized In the above suits.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
J. II. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
mh2 a tkI
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AUCTION SALES.
BY Chas. III. Reed.

A TWELVE MONTHS MORTGAGE BOND.
secured by tine property In Agiers and by
nret-caas individual security.
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SUGGESTIONS OF +. II. MITCHELL AND
Martha u. Mi chell, his wife.
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Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No 4n12l,
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u,HIRD DIsTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.

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va, same. same vs same: same VS.. John G.
Gaudin: same vs. Jos. G.. Glaudiu.
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.. MISCELLANEOUS PROPERTY

two tons. one Pilot or Cow Catcher. three Iron
Ash Pans, eight Iron Frogs, four Iron Draw.
heads, four Kegs If Old lion. two Bundles of
Shingles. fifteen Bundles OF Fish Plates or
Bars four Turn-Tabie Rollers. one Turn-Tahle
Centre Plate, one Kpg of Bolts. Work Benen
and Tools In o-house, etc.
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS
SHERIFF. SALES.
Mrs. Elizabeth stratmsn ct al va. Tho,,,..
IL Handy ..s p :

FIFTH, DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
of seizure aud SALE to me directed bv tbe h m,is
orable the Fifth District Court for the nariss
OF Orleans. In the above entitled cause I nil
proceed to sell at public auction at the MAJ T,.a
chants, and Auctioneers' Exchange Rasa1
street between Canal and CusfomhoIlse strsa ~
IN the Second District of this city on HATTIE
DAY, March g. 1879 at II O'Clock m. the falto,ms
ing described property to wit '0i'ow-
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The CITY st New orleans va. Michae. sna

Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans
mh9 II 20 20 apb 2
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Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-07
VOL. XXXl.
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grey beiofe De dies, oo' M,er ne ays' ue
VIII hav oiaek hair io' 'n' 's'' VI n''
days.
The woman born IN oe'oosr sm oe
short OF statue. and acquainted Win
grief. She will want . grate menny
things In this world I'M" am. nanuy u~
be got. She Will marry lust aoout tns
right time. aud undertake 10 i've win
her mother-in'ia.' "n'on Z" oinAu"
knoptrakt tsw I'LL. -.
The gentleman born IN november VIII
be = hard WORKER oat phond OF old
vine. lie VIII forget tew pay some ov
biz debts. but viii have . blue eve, and
be = good singer. lie viii marry be.
tween Is and 10, aud be an excellent
Judge OF hash on toast. He will Inv =
crate length. aud reach death by cirk.
uitous route.
She who Gums to us 10 November will
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a CLOSE. HARD NAN.

A hard. eiose man ws- Soiimnn Rag.
Nothing OF val,s Ls gaie away;
Iio boarded ant saved.
Hs plneh-i aad .l--~d,
And the more he bad .as u.ose be er.std.
The hard Learned dollar. he ,oliei 10 gain
Brousnt him little bat toll and pain:
For little he spent,
And all he lent.
lie made 10 bring him twenty Per cent.
saeh Vas the iifs Of solomon Rsy.
The yea~ vent bv and he grew gtAy,
His ehssks grew thin
And his soul sithin
Drew hard % the dollArs he worried TO win'
Bat he died one day. % all men must,
For iifs 10 Testing. aud man but dust.
The heiri vete gay
That laid him a~ay.
Ana thAt ga the enf OF Solomon nay
Thsy quarrslsd now, Who bed little cared
FER Solomon Nay Wills his life uas spared.
Mis- lands we're sold.
Aud his bard-earnsd gold
All went to the lawyers. am told.
Yst men viii cheat and pinch and save.
Nor carry thsir treasurvs osy end the grave.
All their sold some DAP
Will melt asay
Lits ths ssinsh savings Of solomon Ray.
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a FAIR SPECIMEN.

A FAIR SPECIMEN.
I hsd been entirely bald for several yesrs.
constitutional, 1 suppose. Insed few bottles
Of Kathalron. and. to my great surprise. have
. thick growth of young hair.
COL. JOHN L. DoRRANcE, Y. .. A.
In every important respect the Ksthairoa 10
absolutely ineomparable. II 10 unsquAisd
!. To Cure Badness.
q. To Restore Gray Hair.
p .. To Remove D.ndrur.
4. To Dre-s and Bssutify the Hair.
HEAR IN MIND.-The Ksthsiron IL no
sticky paste Of sulphur aud sugar Of lead. to
paint and danb the hair and pArslyzs the brain.
II 4. pure and limpid vegetable lotion. In
tended 10 restore the hair by natural growth
and reinvigorstion. IL IL spieudidly perfumed.
and the mOst delightful toilet dressing known.
No isiy's or gcntlenan'- toilet ouint is com
plsts without Lyons KAthairon.
SOLD EVERYWHERE.
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uNIYERSiL SATISFACTION.

CKyrLEMEN,- We have sold slSroEpS RApf.
" CAL CrRH for nearly one year. and can say
eandidly that We never sold slinilsr preparation
that gave such universal sittfActlon. We have
70 learn the nrst complaint yet.
We arc not In tho habit Of recommending pat
ent medicines. but your preparation meeu tne
should be convinced of ts great merit 90 that
sufferinf will be relieved. ws have been In tho
and sold stsrrh. but your leads all
the rect II you zee proper Oh Can use this letter
V,tr truly soars. s' D. BALDWIN q CO.
wholesale and Il-tsil Dealers In Drug, pooks and
Stationery. Warrington. Ind. Feb. .. is'6
Each psetage eortains Dr. sanfordt lmproved
lnhaiing Tube, and Iuli iiIeeiions for use In AZ
eases. Prize. ti0O, For sale by III wholesale and
retail drug ssts and d. alers the United
states and csnadaA. WEEKS a fOrTER, General
Agents and Wholesale Druggists. boston. Nass.
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PAT E N T s

0BrArNED FOR MECHANICAL DEVICES,
~ medical or other compounds. ornamental
dssiaps trade marks and labels. Caveats Az.
slrpments, Interfernoes. lnfringements and
slI natters relating 10 Patents promptly attend.
Cd TO We make preliminary examinations and
furnish opinions o. TO patentability. free Of
eharse. and all who are Interested In nev inven-
tions and Patents are invited 10 send for copy
is ,eut ffpe 10 sny address. and contains com.
plete Instructions how 70 obtain Patents, and
other valuable matter. During the past ave
yesrs ve have obtained nearlr thrce thousand
patents for American and foreign inventors, and
can give satisfactory references In aimost every
county In the Union.
LOUIS BAGGEs 4 co.,
Solicitors of Patents and Atforneyr Of Law,
L. Droit Bailding. Warrington. ID. Q.
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SALOON FOR sAlE---sioo.

THR OLD CORNER SALOON. ON MAIN
i sirsst, 0old Hill, next 70 the Justices
Court. 10 offered for sale for 500 cash. Rent
very moderate. Sickness the cause Of selling.
AssZ Ssisg q ''' '''n'''' !" OIL LANo.
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CONSUMPTION
POSITIVELY CURED !

All sufferers from this dis~ase that are anxious
Consumptive Powders. These Powders are the
only preparation known that will cure Con-
sumption. and all diseases OF the throat and
lungs-indeed. 80 strong IL our faith In them,
and also 10 convince you that they are no hum.
bug. we will forward tn every sufferer. by mail.
post paid. ffee Trial lJoI.
We don't want your money until you are per-
fectly satisfied Of their curative powers. IL
your life 10 worth saving. don't delay In giving
thess Powders trial, as they will surely cure
you.
the United states or Canada, by mail, on receipt
Of price. Address.
Ash a. ROBBINs,
80 Fulton street, Rrooklyn, MI.
feS Tsly
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nxposIrs ofcoIa OR BULLION received.
IL sitherou opon account or 10 Issue GER.
TfFlCATRS therefor, payable lat the option oi
the holder) In Gold ulll or San Francisco; to
uaks collections. purchase Bullion at the most
favorable rates, or advance coin thereon when
forwarded 70 the Parent Bank In San Francisco;
sclls Bills OF Exchange, and transaets General
Banking Business.
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Al i E,'lssS,I.as Ssss ss;ss s.Ts.f:s
.;:: r;:'. Ind f1..s ..rs.s ,s hi Il. ~ .s.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-17
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION,

The Democrats of the county Of Ramsey are re-
quested to meet on Friday the 18th day Of October
1879, between the hours of and O'Clock P. NJ, at
the last usual ace of holding elections In the first
precinct of each of said wards Excepting the Fourth
ward) in the city of St. Panl to elect delegates to a
tend county convention, to be holden at the old
court house i'll said city Saturday. the 18th day of
October. 1879, at II O'Clock A. NJ. to nominate cand-
dates to be supported at the fall elections The
Fourth ward Is divided as follows: Those voting in
the first precinct to meet at the engine house, those
voting in the second and third precinct at the last
place OF holding elections in the third precinct, also
those voting In the country precincts are requested
to assemble at the usual place of holding elections in
the said towns between the hours of and 5 O'Clock
P NJ and proceed to elect delegates to attend the
county convention to be holden in St. Paul on Sat-
urday the 18th d-y of October, 1879, at 10 O'Clock
The following s list of officers to be nominated:
County Register of Deeds.
County Treasurer.
County Attor.ey.
County Surveyor.
Coroner.
Court Commissioner.
Two County Commissioners from the city and one
from the county.
The following is the number of deleGa., allowed
by the committee, viz: First ward &, Second ward 7
Third ward 7, Fourth ward first precinct 6, second
and third precincts of Fourth ward 4, Fifth ward g.
Sixth ward s. Reserve 2, Rose 3, Mounds View g,
New Canada 3, White Bear g. Mclean 2.
P. Fl. KELLY,
Chairman Of County Committee
Oct. -, 1879
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-17
PERSONAL.

VIM. R. Bradley, of Racine, Wis, is at the
Clarendon.
Col. F. Hooker is guest of Col McNamara
at the Clarendon.
@. F. Hutton and Sister, of GAINESVILLE, have
rooms at the Clarendon.
J. B. Cook and wife returned yesterday from
an extended Eastern visit.
F. G. Hills and wife, of Chicago, are regis
tered at the Metropolitan.
j. Lutte Christie, editor of the Winnebago
City Press, was in the city yesterday.
At the Metropolitan: G. W. Potter, Etna In
snrance company, Milwaukee; Judge G. G.
Moody, Deadwood; A. NJ. PETIT, Ann Arbor; B.
N. Campbell, Chicago; 9. P. Bailey, Duluth.
Samuel B. Dick, A. G. Hendekoper, George
Shyock. George s. Culum and A. N. Hollister,
from Meadville, Pa, are quartered at the Met.
ropolitan. These gentlemen come duly equip
ped for a hunting and fishing excursion
through the Northwest, and proposed extend
ing their tour, in time, for several weeks.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-17
Roger Healy's Deadly Assault

Roger Healy, small-sized oldish and ex-
ceedingly nervous looking man, was ar
raigned at the police court yesterday fore
noon, charged with committing deadly as
sault on the person of Mallichi Welsh. The
fight took place at Funk's brewery on
Wednesday evening, full account CT which
appeared in yesterdays issue of the GLOBE.
It will be remembered that Healy struck his
antagonist with beer glass, inflicting in
juries that may yet prove fatal.
The victim to the bloody affair was un-
conscious all night Wednesday, and owing
to the precarious nature of the injuries. the
hearing was continued for enc week,
The brother of the injured man was pres
ent, having in his possession a segment of
blood-stalned glass which had formed part
of the villainous beer mug with which Welsh
had been attacked.
The father OF the victim was On hand, and
stated to GLOBE reporter that he had no
desire to prosecute Healy in case his son
recovered. The prisoner was committed in
default of $500 bail.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-17
BUILDINGS 1T FORT SMELLING,

-
Award of tho Contract Neutrality-suspicious.
bidders.
As is known, Congress has appropriated
100000 for the erection of buildings at
Fort Smelling, suitable for the purposes and
uses of headquarters Of the department. of
Dakota. The appropriation obtained, site
selected and plans and specifications for the
new buildings having been approved by the
secretary of war, the next thing in order
was to request bids for the erection of the
new quarters, etc.
Yesterday, Gen. Tompkins, chief quarter
master, opened the bids submitted for this
work. There were fifteen in all RANGING
from $4,000, the highest, to 1894, 600 the
lowest amount submitted.
The contract calls for the erection of thir-
teen dwellings, to be used as quarters for Of
ficers, clerks and other attaches of the de-
partment staff, and one Office bnilJiny 10 BIZ
used as department headquarters.
Ihe ceremony of opening the bids was
conducted in the presence of Gen. Gibbons,
inspector general, and Maj. Barr, Judge ad-
vocate of the department., in Gen. Tomp
kins' office, and after all had been duly com.
pared, it was found that Henry S. Dale, of
Chicago, was the lowest bidder, he Offering
to do the work for $4,000.
Mr.. Dale has the further advantage of
knowing how to put in his work, he having
built Fort Totten some nine years ago.
The buildings are to be erected under the
supervision of an architect appointed by the
government, and are to be located on the
plateau just above the Fort, overlooking the
Mississippi river.
AS matters stand Mr.. Dale is the fortunate
man out of fifteen bidders, but however, the
bid has to be submitted to the war depart
ment fer approval before the award of con-
tract is made.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-17
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,

The following decision was rendered by
Judge Brill on yesterday to the application
of A. r. Capehart, to shcw cause why Mary
tain house to its original site or be punished
for contempt: After hearing counsel for
the respective parties, it is ordered that the
order to show cause issued in the above en-
titled action to Mary Kennedy, James Ken
needy, John Kennedy and Mathew Craig, on
the 9Th day of October, A. D. 1879, be and
it is discharged, without prejudice to further
proceedings against the persons aforesaid
for contemDt
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-17
THE DRIFTWOOD VAR,
Mrs. Gardner in COurt-Her Little Tricl
and How it Was Frustrated.

Mrs. Gardner in COurt-Her Little Trick
and How it Was Frustrated.
Mrs. Gardner, wrinkled bag "with age
grown DOUBLE" with more lines on her
weather beaten visage than would trace the
boundary lines on map of the South Amer
lean continent, was at the police court yes
terday morning, charged with beating a
woman named Therese Prelat. The parties
belong to that order of society which would
practically illustrate the doctrine of the sur
vival of the fittest, if their inclination to OK
terminate the weaker members of the species
were permitted to have its own way.
The fight took place on the st. Paul bank
of the river Wednesday afternoon, and arose
from dispute as to the ownership of a
quantity of driftwood. The prosecuting
witness was examined and from her side of
the story she had been most shamefully NAL
treated. AS the defendent was much older,
apparently in great distress, and unaccom-
panied, save by a melancholy looking cur,
she was given until to-day to produce her
witnesses.
The even cunning and oat-like duplicity of
the parties was illustrated by ludicrous in
cident that transpired while the defendent
was en- route to the police court in charge of
Officer Newell. The officer visited the b.
hemian settlement for the purpose of MAX
ing the arrest, which was accomplished un-
der protest. While en- route to the municipal
court on the Fort road, the prisoner was sud
denly attacked with syncope. She tainted
and was seized with terrific spasms. Water
was procured, but liberal ibation only
seemed to augment the force of the painful
manifestation. After vainly administering
restoratives, it occurred to the officer that
the "agony' was merely a ruse, to dispel
which he tried the following expedient:
Apparently giving the case up as hopeless
he explained to the bystanders that the wom-
an was very sick, and that the case didn't
amount to much any how, he guessed he
would let her return home. The intelligence
was communicated to the writhing sufferer
by polyglot bystander, and the effect was
instantaneous. She at once recovered from
her fainting fit, her muscles became steady,
and Strengthening out her limbs she arose to
her feet, changed woman. The crowd
guffawed, and the beldam trotted off in the
direction of home, her flight being inter-
rupted by the officer, who procured wagon
and brought her to the police station.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-17
A FRENCH GIRL,S STORY.
She Alleges that an Outrage was Attempte
Denial of the Accused.

Denial of the Accused.
Sergeant Welsh was told an ugly story
early yesterday morning, if true. The story
was con6ded to him on Minnesota street,
just after all the inmates of Mr.. Clarity
boarding house, just opposite the Montreal
house, had been aroused by the cries of a
woman. The story told was that tho young
woman who created the alarm claimed
that she had been subjected to
nameless overtures and an attempt followed,
by man, whom she had met in this way:
She arrived here Wednesday evening on the
train from Chicago. She came from Ontario,
Canada; is French girl, unable
to speak a word of English.
She was on route to join two brothers living
at Waverly, and had directions to seek the
Roul eaus ION Robert street, for an asylum
while in this city. When she got off the
train, she began her inquiries. Very CRATE
full to her ears, the reply came in French,
and the assurance was given her that she
would be safely and speedily
conveyed to the place she sought. Without
suspicion, she confded herself to the mans
care, who turned out to be drayman named
Frank Du -Four. He it is alleged took hel
to Garrity's boarding house, registered as
man and wife, and having established her in
a room, attempted the outrage. which she
prevented by her screams.
Du Four escaped, or walked away
before the inmates of the house co2ld fully
realize the nature of the hellish crime which
rs is claimed to have attempted. When an
explanation was sought from the girl she
was SO confused and frightened that she was
only half ineligible in her account of the
affair. She gives her name as Dinah Millet,
or Chevalier, and has letters in her posses
sion indiferently addressed in both ways.
Her story, in part, so far as concerns her ar
rival here, corroborated by the Garritys, is
given above.
Du Four declares he acted only the part
of friend to her. Meeting her at the
depot, that he confesses, he conducted her
to boarding house. She was without
money, and this was supplied for nights
lodging by some acquaintance, French, of
his, Du Four's. As to having attempted
any outrageous advances. Du Four declares
it is lie. Having learned that the girl had
reported such things of him, Du Four was
at police headquarters, yesterday afternoon,
to know if warrant was out for him. He
only anticipated it by'a few hours, for at the
present writing, he is wanted on a warrant,
and will be arrested to-day.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-17
Wesleyan Methodist Conference

The Minnesota Wesleyan Methodist con-
ference, in session at South Troy, October
9TH, 8th, 9th, 10th and 18th, made the fol-
lowing appointments of ministers for the
ensuing year:
Nusivja-J. E. Gould.
Grand Meadow and Dexter-M. S. Horton,
Spring Valley-R. Handle.
Wilton-M. r. Baldrige.
Genoa-H. E. Walker.
Union City-Jas. Kneppenberger.
Greenwood-Thos. Hartley.
Heron Lake-Geo. Fisk.
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Only 90 Cents. Only 90 Cents.
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