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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-17
au3l se15 Ocl Sheriff of the parisl


The City of New Orleans, vs.. A. ROusset-
Seventh District Court for the parish OF Orleans,
DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FIERI FACIAS TO
ID me directed by the Honorable the Seventh Dis
trct Court for the parish of Orleans, in the above
entitled cause, will proceed to sell at public auc.
ton at the Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange,
Royal street, between Canal and CustOmhOuH0
streets i'll the Second District of this city, MON
LOWING described property to wit:
l. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with
the buildings and improvements thereon situated
III the seventh assessment and Second District of
this city, in square number fOrtyeight bounded by
Dumaine, ST. Ann, Liberty and Marais streets meas
uring thirty-one feet eleven inches and five lines
front on Dumaine street, by one hundred and
twenty-seve feet ten inches and five lines deep.
2. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with
the buildingsNnd improvements thereon, situated in
the eighth assessment district and Second District OF
bounded by st. Philip, Burgundy, Rampant and Ur-
sulines streets, measuring thirty-five feet seven
inches and two lines front Rampant street by
one hundred and thirty-twO feet two inches and
four lines in depth.
g. A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. situated
in the eighth assessment and Second District of
this city, in square number three hundred and
seventeen, bounded by TOnti Barracks, Esplanade
and Rochebave streets; measuring ffty-six feet
front on Barracks street by Vhe hundred and nine
tyeght feet eight inches and two lines in depth
ming through to Esplanade street, with 'front.' on
said Espanade street of fifty-six feet.
The whole as per surveys and plans made by c.
A. de Armas, surveyor, and deposited in tho
Sherihs office for reference.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-17
SHERIEFS SALES.
Merchants, Bank Of New Orleans vs..
Alfred Kearny-Fifth District Court for the par
ish of Orleans No. 1877 a.

Merchants, Bank Of New Orleans vs..
Alfred Kearny-Fifth District Court for the par
ish Of Orleans, No. 1877
DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF SEIZURE AND SALE
ID to me directedby the honorable the Fifth Dis
trct Court for the parish of Orleans, in the above
entitled cause, will proceed tAsell at public auc-
ton at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange,
Royal street between Canal and Customh0use
streets in the Second District of this city WE'D
NESDAY October 10, 1870 at twelve o'clock NJ, the
following described property, to wit
4 CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with the
buildings and improvements thereon, situate in
the First District OF the city of New Orleans, in
the square bounded by POydras, Magazine, Natchez
and TchOupitoulas streets, designated by the num-
Der fourteen "a, on a sketch or survey made by G.
A. dArmas, Deputy City Surveyor, on the
twenty seventh of April 1858, and annexed to an
act passed before Theodore Gnyol, late a notary
public in this city, On the tweutyeighth of May,
1853.
Said lot measuring twenty-one feet two inches
front Magazine street, by one hundred and
twentyeight feet eight inches and line in depth
the side toward poydras street, one hundred and
twenty-nine feet two inches III depth the other
side and twenty-One feet two inches in width in
the rear American measure.
Being tn" same property acquired by defendant,
by purchase from VI. j. de LiZart per ae tie xecuted
before the said Theodore Guyo notary, on the
twenty-eighth of May 1883
Seized in the above sllit.
TeTms-Cash the spot
THOMAS J.. MAXWELL,
SELF so ocl9 Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
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au30 seli 80 Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-17

THOMAS L. MAXWELL
an30 sells 30 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-17
McQuoid, Mehle & Co., i'm Liquidation
VS.. Mrs. Cynthia F. Rigg Seventh District
Court for the parish OF Orleans, No. 3l79.

THOMAS L. NAXWELL,
sci, 20 ocl9 Sheriff OF the parish of Orleans.
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Se6 % oc2 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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ITONAS Z. VI " ELL,
au30 sells 30 Sheriff cI the Parish of Orleans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-21

being paid The grading for fifteen miles north Of Daven-
port ady for the ties and the work has commenced
upon the bridge the Wapsc Through and north OF
Dewitt for several miles the work is done.
The st. Paul and Pacific Company forwarding iron
for the extension to Breckenridge; $50 carloads are
at ST. Paul to be forwarded The Company will resume
tracklaying early in the Spring. and push 1t forward
without delay TO the Red River OF the North.
The Southern Minnesota Railway Company have 900
men at work grading west of Iancsboro, intending to
complete and have readiness for the iron the so mile
section between that point and RAMSEY early next
Spring.
The opening Of the kRocord Rock Island, and ST. Lons
Railway which through Of the richest coal re-
gous of Illinois, has already brought down the prce OF
coal at Rock Island from 10 to u cents bushe and on
completion to burlington this year. an equally import
result in the reduction OF the price of fuel III that city
is anticipated
The Peoria and Bureau Valley Railway Company
declared dividend OF per cent, free, payable Feb TO-
The Society Savings Bank has declared a semtannual
dividend Of per cent.
The following Is a statement Of the receipts OF the
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company for the year
ending June 80 1869:
Gross S23sl'l1o %
Running expenses ..................... l3ig,46l 20
Net earnings ~ 81, O3l. GIG IS
Comparative statement Of earnings for SIX months
IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-21
Tie progress Of the road was as follows:

This account for December 1865 brought the road down
70 within four months Of its opening
The following the earnings Of the st. Louis and
Here Haete Railroad for January:
no.. 80 1 1863. Ia2 C23 Ireesseslg-y
And for the first week in February:
t5'o I'l3..... % 81 lacrease.......s9Og
From the report Of the President Of the South Carolina
railroad. made TO the stockholders on the stl inst we
kather the following facts:
The contest with the Columbia and Argrst, Road b,s
been settled Tie obligations Of Tie Cn1,l,,,, 49, IL
holders OF the South Western Railroad Ram 10, H..
charged. except TO a small extent and he ,e,t t ~
company uegotatOr abroad for tho 70 -, tle
Eterug debt successfully concluded Ibe earn,,.,, 80
ehe year ending on the 5lst Of DccemGrT' 1.ca
were N8s2IG7. an increase over Ise4 ~
E5u The operating expenses Of the wear arc
F'yal5 '3. aud are 53 - 100 per cent Of earning.
Ne~ lines o. communication have been opened brtgrcn
points heretofore connected by our road sharp conprf
non excited, and necessary Consequence, lower rates
IiOu what has been shOwn stand sG477l a. and arc
300 per cent II gross IN comparison with the year
jars there ls difference OF $jO22G 90 ln favor Of tins
year Net earnings stated SC41 7 A.; deduct interest
damages. and stock killed, S3l59lO 49, leaving in.
come Of $J5l, s5l -.
ls report Of which have given only a brief syuop.
e. must be satisfactory the stockholders it seems
% road has been relieved from all embarrassment and
.aced on footing Of permanent prosperity. The two
tMahips 10 run between this port and Charleston.
lgs II m immediate contact with New.York and Iden-
.ests Interests with own IN trade and commerce.
business
lie fist ten miles Of the Midland Pacific Railway was
Peted on the 81 On the 4th an excursion train
oDor OF the event passed the track The officials
Nebraska City, the ChiefJustice OF the State aud a
number OF citizens Participated in the festivities Of
OCCASION The contractors have disbursed this ten
nc section total Of $50 81 and have prosecuted
80 "Vk "ltb wonderful energy and dispatch.
S' ihs'aiment Of 20 per cent OF the capital stock
'ne Davenport and ST. Paul Railway has been nearly
" ana Tie secoud iDstallment Of hve Der cent Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-21
THE STATE or TRADE.


Iovpoy Feb i'll Secuur, opened firm: United
Taeuies 1902, 5; Territories 8 Stocks queii Er'
Railway shares, 2l..
BRgnKy Feb j-Petroeuu yesterday closed active at 'hae
greats o. -
bauco - sctill1gs
iIvRHpooL Frb l9-roon-1le market opened quiet.
PARIS l4-The }our,e opened firm Eeutes. 81 blc
ANTWERP Feb ly--r,roieun upeneI brH and unchanged
FKANkFDKI Feb D0lls opened bun F'rI Srutes y Tor te
is.uc of 1872
PAN, Feb lqTlr }oursc osei lgl'; Reutes 1ir. SOC
HAyHr FH 4Coou opened quiet; spot. i'i aloat ~
ANTWKlp Feb. l9-Petrpieum closed quiet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-21
RECEIpTs Or PRODIGY.

I',rg eyssls an
FpH H. pkzs 3 bales Cotton loi3 hhS Flour Bfs
hush wheat Oats. 4t1 bush barley,
LIS bush Beans 900 bags Corn Meal 2o' bhs
ime Petroleum. no bills Naphiha, 25O nhs
Tar 4y51 Lon bh Pork 1869 pAt Beet '5 pigs NJ
pkgs Grease 53J Lard y pkgs Siean 20 pkg ee
boxes starch ~ pkgN Butter 1913 boxes Chrrte 40 DDS
fCr rkls. Taoa, pkr Dire! Fruits 30 dressed l%s 10
pkgs on Gaze Copper bbs whisky 200 bales Wool %
bales Hemp bales Hops l3 35 sides Leather ~ HIDES 10 DIS
Hides JL.is Tobacco, % pigs. Tobacco
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-21

FPEIGHTS-To Liverpool by steamer 7or BUSH Wheat at .d
lad active, bus variable wheat market
Tsg iu favorable Liverpool advcss quite impulse
10 the market but Liverpool. less ts
c aud letters bg the tt ua produced marked
lection ,,,l tie With enough doing ~
S1ra, o. establish market value About oltlr1 Of present
stock ID Winter has been bella With much confidence White ba'
been request for milling at higher prices The s'ok bong
bands To-day the market dun and unset-di
though lair for milling Ihoce 'e
BUSH al
81 20 for No Chicago NlTHg choice aiat'
r o. Tor No Ordinary g 20 for hu Mr'sukfe,
Amber Western = sea - Tor Nul-
.ue,rc be- r Amber fellsYi'ali
o. sale LY submitting 60 lower prices; tie
declined ADD there ha, been only hunted reduction 10 our
hu lower;
sales 85Cyc at OU@ u for
Malt continued limited demaud aud prices
aud Toe consumption r
To-day market closed dull and heavy sales l bt 40 le i"f
Oats have been IN more active teu-ud especially choice state Ga
higher ht yc brands have sold slowly and
though active aud brne At the close theri little
u moderate, market
cd active aud stronger tie demand IN part 10 arrive and chiefly
speculative: New OHIO aud Western 5c
store ao Soc afoat Ss At &C. Of jersey CIV aud I1qt4e aaoat
- 1a7c PenusE 40 O0c Indian Com 8s
New Sollrru yellow As hucuatrd greatly
Western have sold steady and lover OF Ola
unsettled aud 10 hr close lr market
Cl N DOH and closed tame -s of 81 600
BUSH at 1-uNc Damp and lasourt 1aJc for New Western
81 @ Oi southern 81 o.
We 'uuN io "a .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-21
nrrr,In cArrLR MARKEr-Frr 10.

BUFFALO CATTLE MARKET-FrB. 10
nominalr
ls,r. DO rplri rou4h usolL H"- dull sud
25c oar 81 1888 % Tor Common to Cool 80 % for
E4u sheep dull unchanged, stoA ali sold shipped IA lr
hands
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-21

Increase. 80 74-IOO per cent. 80.
limited amount OF the FIRST Mortgage Bonds OF this
company are for sale S75 ana accrued interest, by
DrcSel. Winthrop a. Co.. John j. Cisco son, and D. H.
Alexander & CO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-21
TEN PER GENT BONDS
OF
MONROE AND MARION
COUNVJES NUSSOURI

COON Lies, ILiOcOO III.
Interest payable semi-annually in
the City of Ncw-York, free Of tax.
Principal payable from j to 20
years in the City Of New-YOrk.
Issued in strict accordance with the
laws. Debt OF these counties less
than 100000 each, with taxable
wealth from five to eight million
f6llars ($S,0OO,OOO).
We offer these bonds for sale on
favorable terms, recommend them
with confidence, and will furnish
circulars and pamphlets relating
thereto.
TANNER 81 Co.,
Bankers, 40 Wall-st., New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-21

The earnings OF the Lake shore ana Mch-dn southern
Railroad Co. show increase for the first two weeks IN
February Of So 1888 over the same time last year.
The annual report Of the Central Pacific Railroad 10
The California Legislature, states the capital Of the Com
pany for the year 1865 al SO0OOOOJ; subscribed s2Cy
90 paid IN, S1lCl2 900. and
p1gst fr aB.f... Receipts transportation. S2'l fa
tIge1i- So @ 80 Weight transported tlrs lii
Itpeel tr bud ding. f2Z tprues..... ttilp
Ifgvutel for 2f ltl
kigr1i for f f1 ll,5j5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-21

ELECTIO N The
H ELEyRS DIRECTORS and TIL
LIN BANK viii be brld Al the above
Of March, 1870. The oolls Will be OPEL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-21

The total imports this port for the past week amount
g 1900 % against &C. 4l53 for the corresponding week
last year The imports NewYork for the week
As fnInN,-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-21
A FIRST CLASS SECURITY At A LOW PRICE.
FIRST MORTGAGE CONVERTIBLE BONDS
OF THE
ST. LOUIS G. SOUTHEASTERN RAILWAY OF ILLINOIS.
Prineipa. ard snfsrSa att Per Csnf, SeRsi-,En-
nsaIIy, payable ia CSId
PRICE % t.2 & ACCRUED INTEREST IN CURRENCY.
- Miles Completed, III Miles TO Build.
ISSUE or BONDS LIMITED To $4,000 PER MILE

ISSUE or BONDS LIMITED TO $4,000 PER MILE.
Louis With South Eastern Illinois, Western Ken
railroad the South States bv tie
SHORTEST BEST LINE. Ii constitutes 70 miles Of the Louisville
aud Anea Of tue through line to the East BY the
Chesapeake 6foad also 100 miles Of the Evansville and st.
Louis country adjacent hitherto nearly destitute Of railroad
ABILITIES thcky populated and highly productive, abonndiug ia
products THE SALT WORKS ofGALLATN COUNTY, on
TIN, line worked unlimited capacity anl the only
within 800 miles Of ST. Louis
TUE Coat BIDS UNDERTAKING. 1T ARR TUE RICHEST IN ILLINOIS
Louis will alone fully employ the road while
profits within the limit Of three will than the
upon debt Of the Compan The road will control
large profitable business. Ieen gy valuable through traffic.
anu will pay without fail the interest It's bonds well As handsome
dividends upon the capital stock.
ofrughee securities for sale refer investors to pamphlet In
possession ready Distribution prepared By Gen WINS
Precedent Bevet Maoreu H. Wilson L. s A. Director
containing ghy favorable statement signed by w Mnor ROBBERS
esq one railway and engineers Of
the county.
Ant thorough Of the merits Of this enterprise We con-
fut securities perfectly safe aud
profitable Further particulars furnished on application
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-21

COTTON-Te OF has been Moderate and buvers
,r, 90 operate cautiously. but tle 10 rsI lees mdAci
particularly delivery, and tc close showed more Uniform
evening" which 8li
,,r fr consumption, and 2r3 Tor speculation. For future
,e- Ferulr 23,c ard ION bales AZ 23sc; TOO
Nel 2.c lJ March aud 100 April 25c' 100 Apn on private
t-r.... l3ic lW April and 20 NAV; 800 May aud
loo june anu 0 june private O May 2ic 300 June,
2 o0 ao l4l bs.i, Of Lo HdiI, aud 100 bales tast
ey.su-J J.le 2, IT,. average Mailing We qIor as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-21
THE MARKETS.
lcarefuII, reporled for rnx rnInrsE

SATURDAY. Feb. IT, l8ln
Tho general Produce market duh to-day prices some.
n-t,r que unchanged BaIstls Lover,
ss-.tt Corn and PORK
steady
Petroleum unsettled
ou Naval Stores hu which declined Feghts dull
Iua,G
ASros are 10 demand and steady - p ~ 50;
Pea. nominal 40 - D. ~ 3D.
BUILDING MAIEAl Hlue business in all descriptions continues
mo crate and prices uominaiy unchanged We quote:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-21

10 salt llia9c Hams in ple h4llle Smoked Meats srshenV
3 di4 for Shouliers and l7d2 Bacon In limited de-
mand Of Us 1c for Cumberland Cut and e Tor
Dressed bctr and firm idlilc for west
2idl2ic for CIV Lsdis active hut rather easier
the 500 bids and llc for No L. 5dl5le Tor
City 0l5lc delivery lO
to- at i else Tor March, Isle, seller iOGr months from March ana
l5lc seller April ,-
BurrEM da prices gral. eIeert choice we
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-21


Comparative statement Of earnings for SIX months
from Jdly TO December 1862 inclusive, and correspond
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-12-13

lowing information: The French loss il
killed, wounded and prisoners reached
$3.50 men in the recent battles. The in
dications are that the next move will be
made on the North East along the Sois
sons railway. Saxon headquarters have
removed back to Leueret Gallant. The
loss of the Germans in the sorties amount
to over 5000 in killed, wounded ard phi
soners. The loss of the Germans in the
battles of the Loire exceed 1000 men
killed, wounded and prisoners.
AureIIes Abandons the Line of the
Loire.
Intense relief was felt at Versailles al
the recent announcement of the defeat of
Aurelles. The battles of the 7th and Sth
between Chauseys 10th and 18th corps,
and the army of the Duke of Mecklen-
burg, were extremely severe, the French
Ietreating only inch by inch, and selling
their positions dearly. Chausey finally
abandoned the line of the Loire, aud fell
back on Vendome.
Germans Occupy DIeppe.
The German advance on Havre has
turned aside, and Dieppe was probably
occupied by today, 10th inst
The Situation Yesterday-The Army
of the Loire still in the Field.
BORDEAUX, Dec. 12.-Advices from
Tours announce the arrival there of over
q thousand German prisoners. Minister
Gambetta, in telegraphic circular to the
Projects of Departments, from the head
quarters of General Chausey, says that
Chausey continues to resist the attack of
Prince Frederick Charles, has taken
many prisoners and is inficting heavy
losses on the enemy. From this you may
judge how false are German dispatches
which state that the army of the Loire is
crushed. General Chausey, with only
one half of the army is still able success
fully to oppose the German advance.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-12-13
Chnnman Sisters.

notwithstanding theunpleasant weather,
there was large audience at Masopic Hall
last night, and the entertainment was one
Of the best and most agreeable of the
series. The performance opened with
MY Precious Betsy" in which Bishop ex-
celled himself, and proved himself to be
the most scientific dish-smasher in the
country.
Messrs. Wsllsce and Wood appeared as
usual in their musical ''olio." They are
skilled musicians, and bring tune out of
everything they touch from a sharp of a
thousand strings" to a coffee pot. The
solo on the latter last night couldn't be
beat The new musical burlesque, entitled
''The Sleeping Beauty, was enthusiast
cally received. It abounds in excellent
local hits, in which the head center Of
Long Branch, Uncle to Terence McGrant,
come III for share Misses Blanche and
Ella, the charming sisters, sustained their
characters admirably, and come IN for
rounds of applause. The burlesque of
ERA Disyolo" Tonight.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-12-13

| resolution instructing the Committee OF
| Commerce to inquire what additional le-
| gislation is necessary to give increased
efficiency and usefulness to the existing
provisions of the law for the tranport4-
ton of imported merchandise TO certain
interior points in the United States
adopted.
Revenue Reform.
Mr.. Kelly offered the following resolu-
ton:
Resolved, that the pliuciple of revenue
reform points to the abolition of the in
ternal revenue system, which was created
as war measure to provide for extraor-
binary expenses, and the continuance of
which involves employment at least of
millions of dollars annually 10 army as
SCISSORS, collectors, supervisors, detectives
and other officers previously unknown,
and requires the repeal of it at the earliest
day consistent with the faith and credit of
the Government; and of all stamp and
other internal taxes; and that properly
adjusted rates shall be retained on disiiil-
ed spirits, tobacco and malt liquors, so
long as the legitimate expenses of the
Government require the collection of any
sum from internal taxation.
Resolution adopted by 16 to 6, those
voting in the negative were, Messrs. Ash
er, Ayre, Benjamin, Cox, Finkleburg and
Smith.
Mr.. Cox offered a resolution reciting
that the ordinary expense of the Govern
ment, exclusive of the interest on the
public debt and a reasonable sum for the
reduction of the principal should not be
one hundred million year; thas money
raised by taxation should not exceed two
hundred and fifty millions q year; that
one hundred and twenty-five millions to
meet the interests, and one hundred and
twenty-five millions to go to liquidate the
principal public debt; that the internal
revenue system should be- abolished and
the sum demanded proper 10 Der aised by
internal taxation assigned in just proper
tons to the several States TO be col
lectod by the authorities thereof, and
paid into the national Treasury. That
import duties should be levied with the
view of revenue purposes only, and not
with the effect of protecting particular
classes, trades and individuals at the ex-
peHse of the people, on many dutiable ar
ticles, as salt, coal, ETC., which should be
entirely free, and others, such as lumber,
g-iron, leather, etc, On which the duty
should be greatly reduced, and instructing
the Committee on Ways and Means 10 in
quire into the expediency of embodying
these principles in bill to be reported to
the House. Referred.
The House then adjourned.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-12-13
The Song of the Sovver

This grand poem Of VIM. Cullen Bryant
has been recently published by Messrs.
Appleton Il Co., in a style of magnifcenes
which we have not seen excelled by
any of our American publishing establish
ments. This noble production of one Of
Americas greatest poets il worthy of the
royal attire in which it appears. Leaves
of the weight of Bristol-board, and tint Of
rich, fresh cream; imprint SO clear that
the fading hand of time shall never be able
TO dim its sharp beauty; engravings pen
ciled by the fingers of Americas most
noted artists, and cut by the burins of the
best wOrkmen the country affords; the
whole inclosed in massive beveled covers,
wrought with cunning craft In designs o.
the highest order Of the binders skill
Each engraving is worthy of separate
comment. The result is volume that i,
a very marvel of luxury. The book is TO
sale by W. 7. Berrys& Co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-12-13
EMPHIS
The Murder ora woman.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Dec. 12-The infuos'
on Ada Jones, who was found murdered
Yesterday, was resumed this morning.
When John Roberts, her friendyRnd &C
cused murderer, was brought hto The
room he was much excited, and stopped
down and kissed the corpse. The jury
returned a verdict that deceased came lC
her death from a pistol shot at the hands
of Roberts, whose pistol was found neal
hA. J. Fl. Savage and Pats Sullivan
were committed as accomplices. Roberts
resided six miles in the country, and Ia,
q wife and three children.