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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-03-15
THE FUNDING BILL UNACCEPTABLE
TO THE COUNTRY.
From the N. Y. Times.

From the NJ Y. Times.
The Funding bill as it passed the Senate,
is not received with much favor in Wall
street, nor is it likely to be acceptable to the
country at large, unless very materially
changed in the House of Representatives.
The Objectionable features relate to the va
riety of new bonds proposed to be created; to
the large annual and perpetual appropriation
of one hundred and fifty millions for gold in
terest and payment of principal; to the in
crease of the permanent gold.bearing debt
by funding the greenbacks, and to the sub
stitution of a further issue of national bank
notes for greenbacks, to be cancelled at the
same time. These are the popular ex sep
tions to the bill. The national bank people
make the further objection that they ought
not to be compelled to substitute and per
cents. for their present per cent. securities
without being relieved of the present tax
of one per cent. per annum on their circu-
lation.
1t seems probable that the bill, after its
reference by the House of Representatives
to the Committee on Ways and Means or the
Committee oA Banking and Currency, VIII
not be heard of again for several weeks, and
it would therefore be folly for the trading OF
banking community to pause in their busi-
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-03-15

WINES AND LIQUORS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-08
Parish Of st, MARI

SUGAR PLANTATION. situate % both sides
OF Bayou SALE having front OF about Il arpeuts on
both sides Of cal bayou By depth OF 80 arpents;
also, Tract OF Land, sitaated as the above,
by 40 srpeuts dsep-a total front OF e argents and
superficial of about 100 srpents Improve
rne1Js: a GOOD suSarhouse, tine steam engine, corn
cribs stables, regro cabins. Two comfortable dwell.
uc houses eight acres OF good seed cane, about gu
barrels Of corn. hay, eight mules, some cattle etc.
This place situated about nine miles from Oentre
vile and about fourteen miles from Franklin and
the best sugar or cotton land IN louisiana
A SUGAR PLANTATION, situate IN the parish
Of ST. Mary, about two miles above the town OF
Franklin, containing about 4fI arpents on the say o
sugar house (hCrse power negro cabins, and out
buildings all in good condition Ii acres OF seed
care about 60 barrels OF corn, hay. FODDER, etc a;
500 acres cleared land balance wood the best sugar
'@ A SUGAR PLANTATION formerly John n.
Foote's plantation, situate OF the Teche, about
eight miles above the town OF RANKIN; having q
front OF about arpents By depth OF 4O arpents;
the side lines divergng as to give supsrhci al
area OF Oft acres. or less; Immediately In the
rear of the above plantation there 4o 50 iOu acres
Dwelling house, out buildings, sugar house, engine,
etc all in bad repair. On the place there is one
of the finest orange groves in the parish. The Teche
* LsRGE SUGAR PLANTATION in the parish
of S. MARY about three miles below Pattersonvllie
ard six miles above Brashear City, having front OF
81 arpents CD the right Dank OF the Atchafhiaya
river By o depth OF 90 arpents. lines olvergIng,
making about 1875 superficial arpents Improve
msnts Two story slate roof DIV cling and two wings
attached, thirteen rooms; overseers house seven
engine. cooper and blacksmith Stops sugar house,
two sets kettles, stables, corn noose' co" sneo'
a TRACT OF LAND in the parish of St Mary
fronting on Bayou Shaffer, and known as the Pos
Island place containing about $40 superficial acras
with improvements
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-08

DIV 3, GUsNs gET. AUOTIONEER-
ID Office, corner of Exchange alley and Dienviie
street.-SArORD AY, April Is, l3T0, will be
ton Exchange, st. Charles street, between Com non
ard GIavier streets, by virtue OF an order from
the Honorable the Second District Court, for the
parisn of Orleans, dated March 10, i-I0-
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with the
buildings and Improvements thereon, situated in
faubourg IRENE, Second District of this city, in
square number thirty-one comprised between Ma
rails Cont, Where and ST. Louis streets, and having,
American measure, 43 feet 10 inches and half in
front on Marals street, by a depth OF 50 feet II
inches and lines front on Cont street; together
with q two-story brick house. with veranoah on
both streets, and containing three rooms and hall
on the ground floor The corner room is larger
than the two Others being used as store. Three
rooms, lanCing and back gallery on the second floor
Two other twostory brick buildings aoJoinlpg the
above one built Marais street and having three
f ur rooms double two story brick privy. two ny
drants, etc, the whole divided into TWO tens-
ments.
Toe whole agreeably to plan to be exhibited
Terms-TWo thousand dollars ts300O cash. and
the balance at credit OF one, two and three years
from tho day of sale, in notes or coupons, If
CURED to suit the convenience OF the vendors for
their respect shares drawn by ths purchaser to
his order and by him Endorsed. bearing interest
at eight per cent per amman from date until final
payment, payable at the Bank of America in this
city, secured by vendors privilege ana mortgage on
the property sold; the pYrehaser to assume the
for the years 1863 and 1870 and to keep constantly
insured against the risk of FIRE. the amount OF
said notes. and SO until their final payment the
buildings erected on said property; to transfer the
their benefit; and the purchaser to pay also All
lawyers fees, at the rate OF ten per cent in case
judicial proceedings shonld become necessary 10
recover the amount of said notes.
Act OF sale before Joseph Cuvilher notary public
United States clamps, mh15 g 81 III IS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-08
sPar3sh Of Lafayette.

SUGAR PLANTATION, in the parish OF La
fayette known as the Emile Mouton plantation,
about ~ miles north of Vermiionvilie cont amin
about $50 Of land. of which Us is wood and;
blacksmith shop all in goo order; large brick sugar
house and engine ready for sugar making; Is aocee
wagons, Agricultural, IMPLEMENTS, etc.
A TRACT OF LAID in the parish OF isfay cite ae;
arpeuts 80 afpsnts of wood land. loo srpents under
a good fence, dwelling, kitchen. corn crib. negro
cabins. etc, al nsS. -,
A TRACT OF LAND, in the parish OF LafaS cite
two miles west OF Vernliliionvlile fronting Bayou
Verrniliiop. containing 40 srpents, So acres oil
which are timbered with oak, ash. hickory and gum
large finished dwelling house, kitchen, stoFeroom,
servants rooms, carriage house, stable, etc new
sugar house horse power) capacity to 90 i've to sly
hogsheaos in twenty-four hours, two large corr
cribs neero cabling, 70 arperts of cane stubbles ano
all necessary fat ming utensils.
A Tract OF LAND in the parish OF Lafayette,
Containing 500 arpents, 775 arpens cleared BALANCE
wood, good fences, dwelling house, kitchen, store
room, chicken house, laborsrs' house, etc, Il
arpenls Of irs cane This property is situated
twelve mics rqcst Of VermiouVills.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-08
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1.HoDu

DIV NASH e. HODGsON-yy. I.HODG-
D son, Auctioneer-0fee s No. 10 Gravier street.,
On SATURDAY. APRIL9, 1870, at IL o clock ID, at
the st. Charles Auction Exchange, will be sold
THREE VALUABLE LOTS Ot GROUND, with
the buildings and improvements thereon situated in
the Second District of this city, in the square
bounded by Customhuuse, Tonti, Benville and
Rochsnave streets, designated lots No. l. z. and
g. which measure together IS feet front on Custom
house street by adepth of Ito feet running back to
alley 10 feet wide. opening each Tonti and Koch
blaye streets, which said alley is common to this and
other lots all between parallel lines American meas
ure as per plan made by Messrs p Murray.
Surveyors. dated March -. is 70. The Improvements
Az ELEVATED FRAME ONESTORY
SLATE ROOF COTTAGE RESIDENCE.
on eight feet brick base. with two story
back buildings, and contains five large rooms
in the mali building, marble manteIs
the rear building so two story slate roof stable
and carriage house. and another out house with two
rooms. There two csterns, chicken house. water
closets, also vegetable garden. etc. The yard
is paved, and is embeshed with shrubbery, etc :.
the whole in splendid repair, built since the war.
and is rented on q lease till November next. lo'U
Terms-Ons half cash in United States treasury
notes and the balance at with eight per cen
interest and the usual clauses, the buildings to be
kept insured and tho policy transferred.
Act of SALE together with the stamps and the tages
for the current year before John I. C0fey notary,
at the expense of the purchaser. -
nhi3 20 u ap14d
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-08

A GETTYSBURG REM.SlsCENcE.-At few
days ago Dir. Charles Carleton Cothn, war
correspondent of The Boston journal, re-
lated. at the exhibition of Colonel Bach
elders painting of the Battle of Gettys-
burg, the following incident: Pointing to
Cemetery Hill, on the right Of the paint
ing, he said, "When L first reached the
field on the morning Of the second days
battle, L reported to Major General
Howard, whose headquarters were IN the
cemetery. found him just preparing to
take lunch, already spread upon the
grass, and accepted bis cordial invitation
to join him. The infantry lay quietly IN
their ranks, though the artilIerists on the
opposite heights warned us of the ap-
preaching battle. The scene which fol-
lowed made lasting impression on my
memory. There, surrounded by the
tablets of the dead, the air iilled with the
crash of shrieking shells and the suiphuric
smoke of battle, General Howard kneit,
aud raising his hands to heaven, COM
mended The cause of liberty to the God OF
batls, and asked his blessing upon the
repast before US
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-08

SUCCESSION OF ERANUlS RUDGEhS,
Decease0-Docket, No. 33.287.
Dx NASH e. aOUssoN, W. L RODG
s son, Auctioneor Once No. 10 Grayier
street = On SATURDAY. April 3, le10.
at twelve. o'clock M, at the st: Charles
Auction Exchange. in the basement rotunda
ance OF order of tie Hon. Louis DQvigneaud,
Judge OF the Second District Court. Parish OF Or
leans. dated March I. 1870, docket No. % l97 for
account of TIE succession OF Francis Rodgers,
ONE VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND, with
the buildings and improvements thereon, situated
in the Fourth District OF this city, in the square
bounded by levee or Tchoupitouias. J9c son
Rousseau and Josephine streets, designated as lot
No. 3 measuring 81 feet inches and 6 lines front
on Leyes Tchoupitoulas street, 81 feet II incnas
in tho by depth Of 09 feet inch and lines
the SIDE next lot No, g and ll3 feet inches and
lines on the other side line next to lot No d.
Inc improvements consist OF a double tenement
one. story frame house known Ne. 72e Tchoupi-
toulas street, with well built twostoTy brick back
building and contains four rooms in each the front
The lower side Is rented cigar store and resi-
dence at SIS per month. and the upper side ieased
to L. Rosenbarm, Eao.. as a shoe store and resi-
dence, until October L. 1871, at $50 per month.
Terms and Conotions-Ehe sum of S24tG cash in
United States treasury notes will be required of
the purchaser and the remainder at one and two
years with eight per cent interest and special
mortgage from date until final payment with the
usual clauses for attorneys fees, transfer of policy
etc.
expense of the purchaser, including the stamps and
the taxes for the current year. 1870
nh9 IL 10 &c ap2e
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-08

Py 5. GUTNAULT, AUCTION EGR-
D Office corner Of Exchange iaisy ard Ben
vile stEset-SAIgRDA9l ApT3l 3d. l9i So vi 81
Charles Auction ExchanSe. st. Charles street,
between Common and Gravier streets, oy VIZ
Second District Court Tor the parish OF Orleans,
oS SEVEN LOTS OF GROUND. situated in the
Third District Of this CITY, N square bounded oy
LONDON avenue, New Orleans, Liberals and Force
streets, designated By Nos 6, !, 9 lO, A and Is
the o folo Sns dmensons to wit Nos to % ana
Ia being contiguous TO each other, 2 feet inch
front On. New orleans street, BY 10 feet in dept q
lot No. forming the corner OF New Orleans and
Force streets. lot no 8. adjoining tne depth
of the above tve lots, measures 50 feet 10 inches
Gnd lines front Force street. BY ll6fest inches
il depth: together with tbe buildings ana lnapFcve-
ments, consisting OF house Il two rooms ana
front gallery. kitchen etc. clstsTn. garden fillt
trees etc The above six lots OF ground ano build
ines ars leased up to the tenth OF February, leIl
at SlO pex month. said lots 10 be delivered 70 the
purchssers at the expiration of the above lease
Lot no 10 n same square, measures . feet front
on London avenue oy l5s feet 10 inches i.-leS 10
PaRKE CONTIGUOUS LOTS OF GROUND.
situated the Bfstr ct CT this city, desiSna-
ted by Nos. g. ana 5 OF square bounded BY London
avenue, New Orleans, Sohoalie and Josephine
Lo. No. 4. forming fhs ccrnec of London avenue
and SohdelIe streets, ard measures 81 feet inc
front on London b. IL. iee inches e depth
and fronting Soidsile street. WHO frame
house OF three roos, rented AZ httesn co!ass per
Lot No. 3, adjoining the above, having also 81 feet
l inch front London avenue by III feet Inches
in epth, together with house OF two rooms.
Lot No. 5. adjoining the rear depth OF the two
above lots measures az feet inches lines front on
Sol deiie street IS feet wide ObQue PACK ps,
by an average depth OF 2l2 feet inches together
Wit frame house Of two rooms The whole lease
Up to the tenth of February ISL at fifteen dollars
per month. See plans at the St Charles Exchange.
Terns-Onet t. ird payable cash. ard the balance
at cre6it of one and twoyears for notes bearing
eight per cent interest per annum from the Gay OF
sale and mortgage the property sold. Buildings
to be kept insured by the purchasers and policies
transfer red to the holders OF the notes.
Acts Of sale before O. de Armas. notary pubic, at
the expense OF purchasers including United States
sta mps and the taxes of 1870. inhS0 app ID 223o
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-08
sUooEssIos OF oHRIsrovAL ToLzDAEo.

Is tioneer-ofias' No. 81 Exchange alley
SATURDAY. May. I, 1870. at twelve O'CLOCK NJ.
Charles HoteD, on st. Charles stree, betwesn Com
and Grsvier streets. will be sold at public auc-
ton by virtue If order from the Honorable Louis
Dnvie ssaud Judge of the Second District court for
the parish of Orleans. dated the thirty March.
= /. LoT OF GROUND with the buildings and
ete Situate IN the FIRST District OF tbs city The
square bounded by Common, Magazine, Tchoqi-
toulas and GravIer streets, and designated by the
No. on plan Drawn by zimpsl on the thirtieth
of August 1872 and annexed 20 an act passed before
nineteenth Sc oternbe 1852 The said lot having u
feet II mon front On Common street, By depth OF
about s. feet, together with the use of alley
which runs back OF said lot and then turns as to
terminate on Magazine street; together with the
buildings and improvement. therein, consisting of
three-story brick store, being the No. !2 Common
street. This property IS leased until tue thirty
FIRST of October leil and will be sold subject 70 said
: CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situate IN
the suburb St Mary, in the SOUS bounded by St
CHARLES Heva Girod and Carondslet streets, meas
uring more or less. 50 feet front on St Ohariea
the property now OF lately belonging TO Widow Nil
let, and OF the other side by portion o. srou1d Pc
i0ngg 70 MI WIN al 'o7 'ai''-
g. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. designated
by the No. S in square So faubourg Annunciation,
on Lacourse street, between Magazine snd Coliseum
Streets being the same property which the SAID late
Ohristoyai Toedapo ACQUIRED by purchase st t ne
4 OERTAIN LOT or GROUND, designated
by the No. 6. IL square So faubourg Annunciation.
On iacourse street, between Mag azine and coliseum
streets, being the same property which the said
Carstevai Toiedano acquired by purchase at the
MarshRls ssl5 the twentyfourth November
lo23.
5. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND in tn same
faubourg and square, designated by the No II aud
acquired by purchase by the said ChristevaI Toss
dalo, at the harshais sale on the thirteenth Der
! cember, 1923.
Terms-Cssh in United States Treasury notes.
Acts of sale before Gustsge LIE Cardeur, DR., no.
tary public, at the expense of purchaser, Including
stamps APPS 10 q 30 myT
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-08
BY q. W. PalfreY.

A. 5. FULLY AND 4. IL HIGIN BOThAM VS.
their creditors and tbs creditors of A. J. Tally
Go. No 1929. Syndic sale 81 auction of Bills
of Exchange, Prom,ssory Notes Book Accounts
aad Lands in the States Of Texas, Mississippi
and Arkansas.
DYu W PA.FREY, AUOTIONEER-
ID Otfi.s No. Is Cero1deet street.-On SAiUR-
DAY, April 90 I87O, at twelve O'CLOCK. at the st.
CHARLES Auction Exchange. in the basement rotunda
Of the st. Charles Hotel by virtue OF and IN pur-
suance to order from the honorable + urth us
trict Court for the parish OF Orleans GATED Maroh
u 1870, viii be sold for account OF the ABOVE en-.
" - SIsDRY BILLS OF EXCHANGE.
PRONI>SOHS NOTES and BOOK AOOOUhis,
inventory OF which may be seen at the Auction
'e !. leo ACRES OF LAND, situated in Coma
county. Texas, the vaters OF Bear Creek bout
eleven miles north, 81 Cegress west from New Braun
feis, known survey No. sos, By virtue OF bounty
warrant No. 1856 issued bs the Adiutant General on
the twent! sixth of October 1916 ,-,
3. $50 ACRES OF LAND. situated IN Conat
county. Texas. on the waters of Bear creek. about
IGL. miles north, SIS degrees west from n r Braun
warrant No. I35, issua by the Adjgtsnt general on
on the twenty sixth October. 1915 -,
40 ACRIs or LAMP situated dr. IN GENIAL 5p6nl
IL miles norm. q degrees west from New brauEfes
known as survey No. $3, b. virt1e OF county Taf
2 ;. las so o. .ssl'4 - .''' 40 .+,-,.1.
S go ACRES Ok LAND, situated mine parisn
Of MorenoUse. Louisiana, being the east nall OF
east halt. west half Of east half and east han or
west half of section tveDty-eGht, aud the south,
west quarter and west hst Of east halt, and NORTH
west quarter OF section twenty seven. township
twenty range seven east, acquired fron Robert
6. $50 AC8Ks OF LAND, situated in Upshur
county, Texas. acquired from (. I. Jones, and
known as the Il. T. Jones tract ~
l. iRHCT or LAND known as the "Coor
Pender" place, situated near Utica in Kinds
county Mississippi. cont aiuIc - acres.
g. I205 AURtS or LAND, yins IL Ashley county.
Ark snsas being fractional section thirteen west
bayou, township sixteen, rage i've; fractional
section tweniy four, west baron, township sixteen,
range FIVE; north half section TWEEN 'y>hvs, west
bayou township sixteen, range five. Upon which
tract OF land insoIvents held mortgage, or deco OF
trust. TO secure debt due by 5. g. Virgins, when
has been foreclosed but is stJl il litigation
Terms of Sale-Cash IN United states treasury
notes the syndic conveying onlg sUch title as IL
ve-ted in him, without warrants OF any klnoi all
past taxes land sold to be assumed By the pur;
chasers who also 20 assume all unpaid costs ano
attorney fees due OF the notes ana accounts
sold which in suit or judgment is the extent OF
the value of the note Or account upon wnlcn the
same accrued.
Acts of sale. together with United States revenue
stamps, at the expense of the purchasers, oetore
A. Hero Jr.. notary commissioner OF DEEDS Tor lae
states of Iexas Mississippi and Arkansas.
nnZ9 ap6 Is 90 80
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-08
SUCCESSION OF LOUIS DECOUDREAUX-
No. l943l-

pY .. GUIEsULT. AUCTIOSEER-0}It
d ice corner of Exchange alley and SienvIie
street.-SAT URDAY, April g. 1870. will De sold
at twelve o'clock NJ, at the st. Charles Auction
Exchanee. st. Charles street, between Common and
Gravier streets, by virtue OF an order from the
Honorable the Second District Court for the parish
of Orleans, dated March Is. $50
:. LOT OF GROUND, situated in the Third Dis
trict OF this city in this parish, between this city
and the Bayou st. John, near the Junction OF Gen
ti!ly and Bayou roads, making part of the property
heretofore known as Green brick yard. in SOU are
com prised between AuDry, Galvez, Orely and Miro
streets which lot of ground is designated as lot 30
. of square NO. 45. plan drawn by La. BringlerY
on the twenty ninth of August 1885, annexed to an
act passed. in the Office OF Garlic Pollock, late no.
tary pu bic of city, under date Of July b. 1886
Said lot measuring 81 feet front Aubry street, by
l2G feet dsep French measure. together with the de-
pendeucIes thereof -
Terms-One half cash, and the balance at credit
of one year from the day o. saie in note drawn by
the purchaser to his order and by MIN endorsed
bearing eight per cent interest per an10m from
date till paid. and made payable year after date
at she domicl OF the Bank of Amerca, in this city
secured by vendor privilege and mortgage on tins
property sold, tie purchaser paying lawyers fees
at ten per cent in judicial cseoines
should become necessary to recover the amount OF
said note.
Act of sale, before Joseph Cuvillier, notary puo.
lie. at The expense of purchaser. including United
States STAMPS rnhl6 n 81 APT u %
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-08
AUCTION SALES.
By louis Stern 81 Bros.

By louis Stern 81 Bros.
INTENSIVE CREDIT CATALOGUE SALE.
TWELVE HUNDRED GASES BOOTS, SHOES
AID BRCGAtS.
CONSISTING OF a FINE AND VILLAS
SORTED STOCK FOR HEN'S BOYS.
LADIES'. MISSES AfD oHIhDkEN'S
WEAR
ALSO A LARGE ASSORTMENT or THE
FINEST PHILADELPHIA MANUFAO-
TURED GOODS.
DY LOUIS STERN IL BROS. - NJ.
ID Stern, Auotioneer.-FRIDAf. April 3 at ten
O'Clock A. Nj, at their salesroom. No. l6 Chartres
street. will be sold - - NV,
comprising on assortment suitable for Men >:
Boys Lasies'. Misses, and Chiidrens wear, ana
adapted TO country and city trade.
large assortment of PHILADELPHIA MANU-
FAOTURED GOODS. These goods are fresh and
and will be sold in lots To suit purchasers
Ierms-S3O0, or under. cash; over $oU0 ana nder
$780, sixty days over $500 ninety days for good CITY
endorsed paper. apo