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Year: 1870

ok I'll DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH ~ of Urlea os No 1921 By virtue of writ of seiz- urs aud sale to NE directed by the Honorable the Sixth District Court for the parish of Orleans in the above entitled cause will proceed TO sell at pu bic auction, 1t the Merchants and Auctioneers' Eg. change, Royal street, between Gar al and Custom house streets. in the Second District OF this ciJy on SATU kuAE May IA, 1870 at twelve O'Clock ~ the following described property, to wit CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with all td9 buildings ana improvements thereon mo .j9 St Mary street rights ways and privileges Gus toms, 5ervruGss and appurtenances thereunto be- oLg ng or III any appertaining, situated the Fourth district Of this CRY, IN the square bounded Dy st Mary, Felicity, Plaquemine Coii- cum and Chestnut streets. SAID lot being designated by the number hve on the original plan made by John schubert, civil engineer, in March, 1885, and n nexed 20 an act passed before ID. L.. HcCay, then a notary public in this city, on the twelfth January, 1887, ana measures thirty feet eleven inches and i've lines front on ST. Mary street and thlrty-twe feet IN width III tina rear by hundred and twenty seven teet ten inches and two Ines in depth the SIDE llue toward hestDut street line adjoining lot number four, on original plan, and hundred ana tWeHty-seven feet two inches and lines on the opposite SIDE toward tIaquemine or Coliseum street, on the line adjoining lot number six on Original plan: al English measure. beIng the same property acquired BY the de- iendant BY putchase from planllJ, per act passed before James W Bre.diove, late a notary public in this CITY, dased March % 1863. Seized IN ths above SUIT. Terms-Casl on be spot.
Year: 1870

TO all who shall see these Presents Greeting: WHEREAS, IT HAS BEEN MADE KNOWN TO w me that certain parties stand charged with having committed foul and atrocious murders on or about the 25th day Of January, 1870, upon the bodies Of George Coleman, George Ballew, Grand vile Fuqua, Allan Robson and Matt. Brown, all colored, of Carroll, and said parties are now run ming at large: Now, therefore, /, D. W. c. Senter, Governor of the State Of Tennessee, by virtue of the power and authority in me vested, do hereby offer reward Of $500 to any person or persons, who may appre- bend the said parties, with evidence sufficient to convict, and deliver them, or either of them, to the Sheriff Jailer of ouT county of Carroll, in order that justice in that behalf may be had and executed. In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and caused the great seal of sEAL 1.-THE State to be affixed, at the Department in Nashville, this LIST day of February, 1870. D. W. @. SENTER. By the Governor: A J. FLETCHER, Secretary of State. UNION AND AMERICAN Vest Tennesseedn and Trenton Gazette publish the above two weeks. feb3-2w
Year: 1890

Hon. II. II. Markham, Republican nomi- nee for Governor; Hon. John b. Reddick, nominee for acknowledgements; Hon. IL. V. Morehouse, and other eminent speak ers, have announced to the Republican State Central Committee their intention of deliv- erng speeches at various places in this city during the coming week. On Monday even ing, the 10Th inst. they will speak at Garibaldi Hall, Broadway, near Kearny street; on Tuesday evening. the 10th, at the Mission; on Wednesday evening, the 18th, at the Potrero Greenhouse; on Thurs day, the 18th, at Saratoga Hall, aud adj dresses will be made the following night at two places not yet decided on.
Year: 1870

Present-His Honor lhe Mayor, and After, Barclay, Jorgensen, Meyer, Taylor, Brankle, Fitzgerald, Klcb, I,ohr, Lonergan, Mckee, Mendel, Thco. bold Walder-14. Minutes Of last regular and intervening read and approved. The clerk then presented as unfinished business o report from the committeon IRE dspartspent, laid over from the last meet ing Of the select council, which was read, and on motion received and recommends. tions OF committee concurrod In. The same committee reported upon u petition from Mcssrs. Wood & Boyle heretofore retired TO them, which said Pc tition, together with the report was, on motion. fSebrred back 10 saA Wood Il Boyle Or the proper signatores - requir- ed BY The ordinance upon the subject therein referred TO. The committee on streets, TO whom was referred tbe petition Of the Sister, of the Holy Cross, praying for the construc- ton Of certain sidewalks and street cross Tags, reported the Same back recommend ing that said petition be returned 10 tho petitioners, with explanations as to the re- quirmens Of the charter on the subject Of bnilding sidewalks. Alderman Carroll appeared and took his Ooat 70 % Tho following veto message was then laid before the board: To the Hon, the, city Council Of the cty Of GIrrLrNxs aF'4lI,i ii1f Herewith return for your further con- sideration series Of resolutions marked ., appointinRb special committee for certain A. H. all II defined and set forth In such resolutions. l object 70 that portion OF the resolutions which authorizes the committee to take books of the city, not only for the pur- ton they may choose 10 make. Such pow or Is entirely unwarrantcd, dangerous and subversive to the interests of the city. AZ ter the committee has performed the du- ties for which they wero appointed, they should b. compelled not only to report but to return oil books and papers belonging to the city, 70 the city clerks ONCE, where every one interested may 20 and SEQ them. Tho present resolutions would authorize the committee
Year: 1850

n, m WANT OF NERVOUS ENERGY. permanently 10 ese who have o 6er muscular s eneng oy the effects Of medicine ndiscreion committed in youth general physical protion Of the nervous sySem MI decline Rasns oWard Sat a sssse ssGSS and can pc entirely restored by this pleasant remedy This Sara pai'l' :, i IES XVII CORDIAL. -' nbs si strength s m se activity toll "'l'''' u' Gt5tooNsUMPTIoN CURED. bronchitis, Consumption, Liner Complain, Cotds s Gt Hs;e F si Ssa ss9Gf sgrs'ss Pr9tase E1poetoratOn, Pain IN the SIDE etc. 6GUs Jcs '' Sitting. BLOOD. Dr. Teronsend- verify believe that your saa nna hes been the means. through Providence Of saving my e S ahd woTss AZ last raised large quantities Of blood & ffa avs o osS nssd yS S4 End short time anu there has wonderful change been wTonsb 5ood gt 0'iE nc eS sy vel a mss ne VIM RUSSELL, IS Catharine street. RHEUMATISM. only one Of more than four thousand cases of hheunalsm That Pr Iownsends SasapanlIa has cured uexuaordinary virtues. 'u ny James Cummings, Esq of the assistants in the Iup, ne ASYLUM Bllckwels Island, the gentleman spoken OF In the following letter: VI Dr. BtbssFS Sc! h lsa1s sn s9 lt4 H. Pme years with the Rheumatism considerable Of The time pains and my i9bs were terribly swollen have used four o o.S 81 G ySSs ard they have done te-Ind9ed am entirely relieved. at liberty to use FEVER AND AG6t4Ea.N ' CUMMINGS d. TowRsend's sarapanla unedualed in cases or ha Cl and Fever and Asue The following letter only one q the hundreds that we have received from the sou and oswEqo, Michigan, Oct q, 1877. bottles Of sarsapara Of agent MI MeNar, Of Ksia' sSad a q y bS GG the Fever and Agae Before fin gay, when The eits aPd fever appeTed they less relieved and she was much better g IT .bs hf nv wa hen before shs took the lady that had been very SICK was In n very weak and distressing state and troubled OK arg my S WIN ne e n as Sd cake SePg The ee! bad restored he in few weeks complete health Your Ssr he West and think that tbs comma
Year: 1880

In IcINa CAKES It viii be well to dip the knife | often into cold water. AN Attractive FLORAL ORNAMENT for house OF dried moss held in shape by fine wire. one end OF which forms loop. In the moss are stuck any and all varieties OF FERNS and when this is suspended by bright-colored ribbon passed through the wire loop it presents a pleasing effect-[N. 7. Post. THE SCIENTIFIC .tNEws" says that writing which has become faded and illegible by time may in most cases be restored by first going over the surface with sponge and warm water, | then passing over the writing with pencil moistened with weak solution of sulphide of CRUSHED AND DEFAcED VELVET can often be restored to its original appearance by holding the wrong side over boiling water until the steam causes the fiattened pile to rise; or the wrong side may be thoroughly dampened and | then drawn several times quickly across the face of hot fiat iron. Now THAT SILK KERCH1EFs are growing rather common for neckwear, the thrifty woman be- gins planning ways to utilize them when they become cheap, and she says to herself that she will make table cover OF four of them. This does not mean, as the benighted salesman of whom she buys them will suppose, that she will stitch four of them into big square like bit of plain patchwork. She viii use one for | centre square, and cut two into halves to mike a border, and use the fourth to fill up the corners, and the result will be one of the pref | test of covers, provided she chooses her ker- | chiefs judicious1y Boston Transcript. CURE OF CHIMNEYs AND AsHEs.-There having ! been fault found with the kitchen stove, and not remedying it by cleaning the stove and | pipe knew the trouble must be in the chin | ney, which had not been cleaned out for four | years. To-day being rainy, thought l would | burn 1t out There had been so much SCOT ac- cum ulated that it made very hot fire, but by | giving it only little draft the work was safely performed. Although the day was calm, 1t | roare
Year: 1870

warmers Cough Baisam is healing, svf. tenng and expectOratiug. The extraordinary power 1t possesses in relieving and eventually curing, the most obstinate cases Of Coughs, Colds Sore Thiost, Bronchitis, Influenza, Catarrh, Hoarseness, Asthma and Consumption is almost Incredible. SO prompt is the relief and certain ITS effects in all the above cases, or any affection OF the thrOat and lungs. that thousands of phvs- icians are daily prescribing it, and one and all say It is the most healing and expectorating medicine known. One dose always affords relief and in most cases one bottle effects cure, Sold by druggists, in large bottles Price One Dollar. IL Is your own fault if you still cough and suffer The Balsam will cure.
Year: 1890

Bring your job printing to the Louis vile Office of THE APPEAL, 3l2 w. Jetfer- son St. Good work at reasonable rates. Visitors in Louisville cannot find q better place to get good board and room than at Mrs. Matilda Browns No. SOC West Green street. No one can witness the sufferings Of the baby, without feelings Of extreme pity; for these suf erings, however, DR.. ;l''ELl Baby Syrup sis the remedy. The closing exercises of the Main street night school oceureed fast week. The chapel was filled to- .oyeraowing with the friends and patrons Of the night school. Mr.. John Drescher the popular and efficient chairman of the committee on night schools was present with a large number OF teachers and friends of the white schools, who manifested a lively interest in the exercises, and at the close ofthe program expressed them selves delighted and highly entertained by what they had seen and heard, The following is the program of the evening: Remarks, by Principal VIM. H Perry;
Year: 1890

ADVERTISEMENT UNDER THE HEAD OF MARRIAGES AND DEATHS WIN be inserted in the JERSEY Cry VIEWS an ! the SUNDAY MoRNINe News at the rate Of ten cents a line forthe first insertion; nee cents aline for each SUBSEQUENT insertion. DIED. M'D0NALD-On Tuesday. December 81. OF pnen- n,onfa, Hugh b., eldest son OF Francis and fsa- bella Mcdonald, aged 80 years. Relatives and friends Of the family are respect fun invited to attend. the funeral from mis- late residence. $50 Baldwin avenue, on Friday. January q, at o~'cikocK. Am, thence to Sc. Joseph's Chnrch where a solemn hlsas mass OF requiem will be Of fercd for The aappy repose Of MS soul. MDONALTAOn Tuesday, December St. of'pneumo mia, High. beloved son of Frsucis and Isabella McDonald, in the tairty -iirst yellr OF his age. Notice OF funeral hereafter.
Year: 1870

By reference to our weather bulletin, the reports of which are made from each point at s o'clock, - NJ, it will be seen that at Chattanooga it was hotter yesterday than anywhere else in the country except Little Rock, Ark, the Thermometer being 50 degrees at both points While the mer- curry was IS at Chattanooga, it was but so in New Orleans and 81 in Havana, the lat ter being almost in the glowing region of the tropics. How is it that it should be several degrees hotter in Chattanooga than at either Havana or New Orleans, it being clear at each of those points?
Year: 1850

Last week, Pearson, the murderer of his wife and two children, was hung near Bos- ton, and within month, the people of that city will be treated to show of a similar kind. Pearson had feigned insanity till within few days of his execution, when at last he gave way 10 the appliances ofa cer- gyman-experienced religion--made con- fession (which was contradicted on mpor- tant points by the witnesses and died an exulting penitent. The religious service was so long, and the victim was so exhaust ed, that he hailed the moment of death as a relief from his fatigue. The idea of talk ing the life of a man as punishment, is of course an absurdity. Punishment has a double object-the reform of the sufferer, and the warning to others. As to any re- form of the sufferer, that is out of the question:; and as to the example, men are seldom prevented by fear. This is an n- stinct which only shows itself at the mo- ment of danger. Men are never deferred by fear of remote consequences. Ninety nine out of every hundred persons in the country, believe in the doctrine of future rewards and punishments. If fear were controlling motive, it would exhibit itself in all Christian countries. Yet how many have been made better in consequence of the fear of eternal punishments? And so in regard to the penalties of the law. Mir. Golden, the great reformer of England, has recently made speech in the House off Commons, against capital punishment, from which we select the following extracts. It does not become us to talk of the Roman amphtheatre and the Spanish bull fights, while we still retain that saddest and most brutal of all exhibitions-th strangling of human beings under the forms of law "An able foreign writer says, that none can govern wisely who are acquainted only with the inferior part of human nature.' But that is the principle on which the Gov ernment acts. They would deter men from crime by the exhibition of that only which is terrible and brutal. l believe that is a course which neve
Year: 1850

One of these generous, disinterested, sacrificing gentlemen had stuck up every other pane of glass, "Selling off-no rea- sonable offer refused--must close on Satur- day." This man once offered himself as bail, or security, in some case which was brought before magistrate. The magis- trate asked him if he was worth f2OOl 'Yes,' he replied. But you are about to remove, are you notl' 'No.' 'Why you wrote up Selling off, Yes; every shop-keeper is selling off, You say, No reasonable offer will be refused.'' 'Why, Ishould be very unreasonable if did refuse such offers.' 'Butyousay you Must close on Saturday. 'To be sure; you would not have me open on Sunday, would you?
Year: 1890

Underground Passages Found ~ Their Former Home 1T Nauvoo. NAuvoo, Ill, April ia.--Today workmen excava,ing in the grounds OF ST. Mary's convent, where the old barn stood, uncov- cred well at least 1000 feet deep. The floor OF the barn consisted of solid stone tagging. The theory Is that a number of subierranean passages, made by the Nor mons during their stay mere. lead TO the we'll Investigation viii be made, but the use To which these mysterious passages were put has never been found.
Year: 1860

SAM'L w. WILLIAMS, Attorney at Law, Little Rock, Arkansas-oiice on Markham street, nearly opposite the capitol, lately occupied by Chief Justice Engsh--will practice in the coun- ties of Pulaski Prairie, Perry, Yell, Pope Conway, White, Jackson Monroe, Arkansas, Jefferson, Hot Spring and Saline, and in the Supreme and Federal Courts at Little Rock Feb g '59
Year: 1870

Nsys-Fitzgerald-l. The Mayor then read the following message. Returned for further consideration for the reason that the resolution - unaccom- panied by any report from the Treasurer or Finance Committee showing thatwe have any means TO spare In the general interest fund that can be applied to the Fox Howard 4 Co. fund With safety; II We are TO fall short in the payment Of interest rs We probably viii the interests Of tho city would suffer Lees from tho neglect Of the former City Couneil to provide sde- quately for Ms Pos, Howard & Cos. in terest fund, than 10 sllow other bonds to 20 to protest for which provision has been made. THOS. WILSON, Mayor. The ayes and nays were thsn called upon the passage Of the resolution referred to, tho veto Of the Mayor 70 the contrary not withstaHding. with the following result; Ayes - Artsr, Barclay, Jofgensen, Nendsl, Thsobald, Walder-ls. Nsys-None. FINANCE COMMITTEE REPOAT. The finance committee presented re- port setting forth that they had received from the former and the present Treas. nrer cancelled scrip 70 the amount Of SslS- 20 4swhich, after thorough examination. finding tito be properly issusd and can. cslled, destroyed BY burning they further reported that they received a certain amount Of bonds and coupons from n. b. Harrell, ~ being cancelled by him when Treasurer, which they also destroyed by burning. after carefully examining the same and hnding them 70 be corret On motion the report was received and ordered placed on Hle. The monthly report Of jos. D. Taylor,
Year: 1860

LET THE STOMACH HAVE ITs CRkvIHa ----In the diseases produced by bad food, such as scorbuiic dysenIary and disrrhea, the patients stomsnch often Graves for and digssts things, some of which would certainly be laid down in no dietary that ever was invented for the sick, End especially not for such sick. These are fruit, pickles, jams, gingerbread, fat of ham or Of bacon, suet. cheese, butter, milk. These cases have seen not by ones, nor by tens, but by hundreds. And the PATIENTS stomach was right, and the book was wrong. The articles craved for, in these cases, might have been principally arranged under the Two heads of fat and vegetable acids. There 10 often marked difference between men and women in this mat ter of sick feeding. Womsn's digestion is gen orally slower.-FlOrenee Nightingale.
Year: 1870

John Quincy Adams for Governor. Boston, Oct. 12.-The Massachusetts Democratic State Convention at Fitch burg to-day unanimously nominated John Quincy Adams for Governor. The Platform. A resolution favoring woman suffrage was received with laughter, and sent to the Committee on Resolutions. That committee subsequently reported a platform which was adopted, accusing the Radical party with wilful neglect of the industrial interests of the country :; opposing the tariff, except for revenue :; demanding simplicity in the internal sys TEN, the abolition of useless and inquisi- torial laws and the reduction of the whole volume of taxation; opposing land grants to individuals OF, corporations; welcoming the oppressed of all nations, and denounc- ing the attempt of Congress to prevent the naturalization of the poor by multi plying its expenses and difficulties; op- posing the introduction of Chinese labor !; supporting the cause of labor against the cupidity of capitalists condemning secret political organizations; declining to make woman suffrage political question; con- demning the administration for its failure to vindicate the claims of the country against Great Britain; and extending cor dial sympathy and support to the French Renuhlic ....
Year: 1850

S.nd retail, by e. b. DAVIS, Indianapolis. DAVIES SYSTEM OF MATHEMATICS. TENS SERIES combining all that most valuable in the variou meihods OF European instruction improved and maured BY the only complete CONSECUTIVE course Of Mathematics s methods hamonzng the works of mind carry student onward b, co%prehenTe Enoiede he Science are ing ceaesS The several branches and unity and proportion which so many men eminent for their scientific aianmens eges United States may Justly regarded as our natona system of Mathematics. SCHOOL AND ACADEMIC COURSE. Davies Primary Table Book, Cloth Back. Davies First Lesson in Arithmetic Morocco Back. Davies School Arithmetic, New edition, enlarged Davies Arithmetic, Old edition, without answers hey to Dawes School Arithmetic, New edition. Davies University Arithmetic, 12mo. sheep. Davies University Arithmetic, Without answers. Davies Elementary Algebra sheep. Key 10 Davies Elementary Algebra. Davies Elementary Geometry, l2mo sheep Davies Practical Geometry and Mensursnon. COLLEGE COURSE. Davies Bourbons Algebra svo sheen Davies Legendres Geometry, sheep. Davies Elements OF surveying, vo. sheep. Davies Analytical Geometry, s vo sheep Davies Diff and integral Calculus sheep. Dawes Davies p Isssp Geometry vo sheep Davies, Logic of Mathematics CHAMBERS's EDUCATIONAL COURSE Chamberss Treasury of knowledge 12mo sheep Cark's Elements OF Drawing 12mo sheep Reid and BANS Chem siry and Electricity Hamlion's Vegetable and Animal Physiology fase Em msn Of e e aGGs Emo lS sheep PARKER's NATURAL PHILOSOPHY. Parker's Introduction TO First Lessons Parker's First Lessons m Natural Philosophy. Parker's Compendium of School Philosophy. Mclntlre ON the Use of the 6 obes, II mo. PENMANSHP AND BOOK KEEPING. Fulton Eastman's Chirographic Charts and Key Fulton & Eastman's Writing Books Fulton Easiman's Copy Books. Fulton Eastman's PenmaIsllip. Fulton Easiman's Book Keeping WILLARD'S HISTORIES Wiard's History of the United States, svo. " lizards School History
Year: 1850

Writers on education, nowadays, il treating of the government of children have much to say about appealing to their inward nature" The doctrine was practically illustrated in Boston. A la ny finding some difficulty in making " couple Of children walk home from churci in becoming manner, said TO them "lf you behave so, see you don't hay, to take some castor oil as soon as you get home. Now, take my word for it. just as sure as you are alive" The children Immediately drew up demurely by her side, and moved along as gravely as mutes at funeral.
Year: 1870

SPOTTED Tail writes encouragfngly to Mrs. Spotted Tail. In his last letter home he says: 1.-THE white man is like the sands Of the sea. His huls are like the trees of the forest. His horses are iron. Their speed is lightning. He has a little wire that goes over the great country. 1t reeches a hundred nations. BE blows through the wire. The white man is q great blower. The words Of his mouth go to the ends of the earth. They call up warriors and summon men to council. But the soul of Spotted Tail knows no fear"
Year: 1850

We have upon our table the following monthly periodicals, for which we feel in deb'ed to the publishers - The american Farmer, for August, the pages of which, as usual, are filled with variety of useful information for our farmers and planters. In another column will be found extracts from this valuable agricul- tural journal. Groham's american Magazine. for Sep. tember, containing beautiful steel engravngs, fashion plates, &c together with a variety of original contributions from eminent wri- ters. The Water Cure Journal, for August, spreading before us en- ample, inviting aad seasonable table of contents. THE Phreno7ogical Journal, for August, giving us among other things, the phreno- iogy and physiology of Martin Van Buren, with biography and likeness. Those who wish to study the character Of this willy politician, have an opportunity Of doing SO by subscribing for this periodical.