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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-30
By j. 3. alton.
LARGE LOT OF GROUND, ON LAFAY
FRANKLIN STREETS.
SUCCESSION OF JULIUS REIsEoKER.

DIX j. II. WALTON. aTCTToNEEn-
- oInce TO: l52 Common street.-On SATUR-
DAY, April 70. 1870 at twelve O'Clock M at the
81 Oaarles Auction Exchange. by virtue and in
pursuance OF an order of the Honorable Louis
pnvaneard Judge OF the Second District Court for
bae paT,sh Oh Orleans, dated the fifteenth day of
March. 1870, court docket No. 33,040 win be sold
iof account OF the above named succession the fol.
loving des crl6ed property. to wit
ACERfAIN LOT OF GROUND, with the build
Ings ana improvements thereon, situated in tina
flrat District of this city the square bounded BY
La1ayette roydras. Franklin and Basin streets,
asslgn I; BY the No. g. on plan made by Louis
Piie, CITY Surveyor. dated the twenty fourth day
o. oer 1850 deposited in the office of Charles
H. aorner, iate notary public. Said lot of ground
measures AZ jeet Inches lines front on LafNyette
street, by depth of leo feet between parallel MA
American measure. On this lot there lis a smass
frame building, sheds, ETC. N"
IermsLOne -nalf cash in United States Treasury
notes,Ine balance In note at year. bearing erbt
per CT NJ interest per ennum from date until naid
Sitn ne clause OF nalienation at five per ce ut At
toIney ices In case of suit to payeu Of th
note. Ine purchaser having the privilege OF navins
tne whole OF the purchase price in cash II be dasms
proper to do So The taxes of the year ISL. to ~
pad by the purchaser 49, -''o W r.
:. Act OF sale before E. G. Gottschslk. notary nm
W ny. - sne expense OF the purchaser nciud M
uneed states revenue stamps required by iaw 1NS
mills 70 q ap3 l0l12S " A"'
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~ $. GUENAULT. .AUOTIoHEER--
II tithos, corner OF Exchange alley ana B1snyiiie
stTeet.-SAlUhD1 April 10 ls.u, Sli be
sold. az twelve O'Clock, NJ, ut the St. UEarles AUG
ton Exchange 81. Charles street. between Com non
aud GTavier streets. by virtuo OF an order from
the Honorabis the Second District court. for tbs
parish OF Orleans, dated March 10. is7t-
A CERTAIN L0r Or GROUND. with the
fsubourg Irene, Second District OF this city. il
square number tbirty-one, comprised between Ma
A-nerlcan measure, - rect 10 inches and Gat il
front on Marals street, by a depth OF 80 feet Il
Inches and lines front CoutI street; toC6tEer
with tvo-story brick house. with vBrau1ah o.
both streets ,4cd cCutaiu!EE three rooms ana bail
on the gToGtd floor. ihs corner room is larger
than tee two others, being used as stove. Tires
rooms anuinX and back gallery on tbs sfcocd door.
Two oIL2r tWo'story orlcK buildings a5JotniCg the
above, one bu'lt harelS street ald having J1rea
ROOFS with an entrance door; the other having
rooms, double two SO org brick privy, ny
drants, etc. the whole divided into Ieue-
menLS.
Tae whole agreeably to plan to be exhibited
the XccaUgs
Tsrns-THo thousand dollars $1,000 casa and
the balance al a credit Of one two ana three ysara
from the day Of sale, in notes or coupons, If
QuIred 70 suit the convenience of the vendors for
their respect va shares, drawn by the purchaser t0
his order and By him iud5rsed, bear IL interest
at eight per cent per from date until uai
paymert, payable at the Bank of Ame[i2S. II this
city, secured ny VENDOR privilege ana mortgage OF
the properly sold: the purchaser to assume the
payne ut of taxes OF any kind due said property
for the years 1859 and 1879 and to keep constantly
SAID notes, ard SO until their final payment. the
buildings erected said property; 70 uTauster the
policy OF insurance to the turiA Of said minors, for
Their benefit: and the purch aser to pay also all
lawyers fees, at the OF ten per cent, IN case
judIcia! proceedings should become necessary to
recover the amount CT said notes
Act OF sale before Joseph Uuviiisr notary public
at tbs, expense of tina purchaser. Including me
United States stamps mDl5 % 81 s.pT is
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SUCCESSION JEAN JACQUES MoNTFORT

DY q. GV1Eh ULT, AUOTIONEE -
d Once corner of Exchange alley and Bienviile
street.-SATUkDAY, April 2, le70, will be sold, a;
twelve o'clock NJ, at the st. Charles Auc
ton Exchange, st. Charles street, between Common
and Drawer streets BY virtue OF order rom the
honorable the Second District Court for the parish
of Orleans, dated February 81, 1870,
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
Second District OF this city, in square bounded by
st. Phillip IRENE. Ursulines and Sr. Claude streets
measuring 81 feet inches front on st. PbilIin
street, by 128 feet in depth and front on
IRENE street: together with the building and i'm
provements thereon, consisting of one story brick
house. Of several rooms built at the corner
story brick house, of four rooms built on IRENE
street. and one-story frame house of several rooms
built on IRENE street, hydrant, privy ate Sec
plan at the st. Charles Auction Exchange
Terms-Oash.
Act of sale before o. Drouet, notary public AZ The
expense Of the prchaser including revenue stam ps
mil II Is sp2
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-30

DIV NaSH IL HoDssoN, W. L HoDG-
- son. Auctioneer- Office no. 10 Gravier
street - On SATURDAY, April 9, 1870
at twelve O'Clock M at the ST. Charles
Auction Exchange, IN tie basement Totunda
of the St. Charles Hotel. by virtue and in pursu-
auce OF an order OF tie Hon. Louis Duvigneaud.
Judge Of the Second district COURT. Parish OF Or
leans dated March T. 13l0, docket No. 80 81, for
account of the succession OF Francis Rodgers,
deceased. will be sold
ONE VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND, with
the buildings and improvements thereon, situated
in the Fourth District OF tbs city. in tbs square
boua led by Levee Ichoup5Ouas. JAG sor,
Rousseau and Josephine streets, designated as lot
no. 3 measuring 81 feet inches and E lines front
on Levee or TChouptouas street. 81 feet Ii inches
il the by depth OF l09 feet inch and lines on
the side next lot No 2, and ll3 feet inches and
lines on the other side line mkt to lot no. A.
he improvements consist of 4 double tenement
Ole.stoTy frame house known No. 729 JchOupi
touas street with well built tw0story brick back
building. and contains four rooms in each. the front
and re6r buildings, brick water closets clStern etc.
The lower side Is rented cigar store and resi-
depCe SIS per month, and the upper side leased
to J.. RosenbaLm, EsQ.- shoe store and resi-
denoe, until October l, ls!l, at So Der month.
Terms and Conoitions-t The sum of S2400 cash in
United states treasury notes will be required of
years, with eight per cent interest and special
mort gage from date until final payment, with the
usual clauses for attorney fees, transfer Of policy
etc,
Act of sale before john T. Coffey, notary al the
expense OF the purchaser, including the stamps and
the taxes for tue current year. 1910.
InhS IL 10 26 ap29
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No. 3
JOINT RESOLUTION
Secretary of State.

- o1N II EbEEs%eeAOIIS
Relative to the Introduction of Steam
Plows into the United States Free of Duty.
SECTION l. Be it resolved by the Senate
and House of Representatives of the State
ofLouisiana in General Assembly convened,
That our Senators and our Representatives
in Congress be requested to use their joint
efforts to secure the passage of law per-
hitting the introduction of steam plows
into the United States free of duty for the
term Of five years.
SEC. ?. Be it further resolved etc, That
the Governor be requested to transmit to
our Senators and Representatives in Con-
gress copy of the foregoing resolution.
tSigned) MORTIMER CARR,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
(Signed) OSCAR j. DUNN,
Lieutenant Governor and President N the
Senate.
Approved March l6, 1870.
(Signed) FL. G. WARMOTH:
Governor Of the State of Louisiana.
4 trne copy
GEO. e. BovEE
Secretary of State.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-30
By J. Dejan, Jr.
HORSES AND MULES.

hUhoLo AM Null
Crest Sale OF Elegant Saddle ana Harness Horses
Work Mules, Buggiys and Es-ness, 81 Auction.
py j. BEJAE, y *, AtTOFToNEER-
> Win bs sold on THURSDAY. March 81. 1870,
at usfpast O'Clock. At p. Liners stables GRAY
greet
Fine Saddle ard Harness HOPSES, in pairs and
single; 4ire p'antatIon sud city n ULkS. etc.
Also elegant top and open BCGdlES, HARNESS,
SADDLES. etc
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-30

HOUSEHOLD FURNETUEE. PIAnOs AND
OtSoe Furniture st Auction.
DE -. DEJAM, d., ACOTIUNEEI-OF
p fee and WRrerooIus No. lS3 GTavisr street,
Will be sold On WEDNESDAY. March 50. Isle,
st II ociooE "A. n, ~, Ut hls new AucLon Biart
No. ls3 Gravler street, corner Cafondeiet--
Household arniture OF every description, Pianos,
Ofhca Eurniture: also new goods per arrival OF
steamer every week.
Ts-ns-OGsh in United States Treasury notas
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-30
WIS OF THE STATE OF LOUISIANA
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY
EEHATA.

NorE By THE SECRETARY OF STATE
Act No. los, relative to public education,
published in the REPUBLICAN OF March =
1870, as No. los OF the regular session
should be No. of the extra session
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Observation-Disclosures
DYw. m.EH.J.M uxTG0MERF

DTE n - u u. hs UNTGUSIEKEAUO
I'D tioneers.-Wi be sod on MONDAY, HUES-
DAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FHDAY
and SATURDAY OF every week. at the Oh AUc-
tiOa Mart, no. 81 Gam street. az eleven click
a general assortment Of and secopi hand
FURN1tUkh. such as Rosewood Mahogany and
u aluug Gedsteads, AInoiTs, Bureaus. " asrtands,
Par!or Furniture. Marbie-1op Centre Table, Oar.
pets. french Plate Mirrors Mattresses, Cooking
Stoves. ETC.
ALSO,
largo invoice Of Co-tage Beds. Cana and Wood
sea- Chairs, etc.
Terms Cash. ja23
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-30
HORSES AND MULES.

IMPORTANT SALE OF FINE HORSE AND
Mares, Mules BuGgies. Harness. etc, Il a-c-
ton.
DYR M q Es. y. NaGNTssOHEWYA AUG.
ID lioneets;-Mlil he sDld or THURSDAY, harch
81, l>I0, at heti-p ten clock, at the sUlcouS
Stables, 2l3 and BIS Gra7jer street
EleEana SADDLE AND HARNESS RCRGIS
and MARES, in pairs and single
DiEI AND COUNTRY MULES.
ALSO
Top and Open BUGGlEo, BAROUCHES, HAIR.
NESS. ste.
lerln5-Cash n United States Treasury aoes
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-30

VERY DESIRABLE BRICK RESIDENCE.
NO. f2t ROYAL GATE CASAOALNO)
STREET, BETWEEN ELIsIAN FIELDS
AND MAEIGNY STREETS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-30

GREAT SALE BY CATALOGUE CT RIOH
AND ELEGANT ROSEWOOD AND MA
HOGANY FURNITURE, MAGNIFICENT
FRENCH PLATE PIER AND BANTEL
MIRO rs. BRUSSELS AND INGRAM OAR
PETS OF RIOH DESIGNS, FIN. OIL
PAINTINGS ONE GRAND PLEYEL PIANO.
ETC, AT AUCTION. SOLD on ACCOUNT
OF DEPARTURE.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-30
AUCTION SALES.
ByLouis Stern 81 Br os.
FIVE HUNDRED CASES BOOTS, SHOES AND
BROGANS.

DIV LOUIS STEIN az ,RssGa. NJ
- stern, AuctiOneer.-WkDSESD AK III arch 30.
at ten O'Clock A. 81, at their salesroo No Is Char
tres street. will be sold
$40 GASES BOOTS, SHOES AND BROGANS.
Comprising an assortment suitable for Mems.
Boys, Ladies, Misses and ChiIGren's wear, and
ADAPTED to city and country trade.
Tegms-At sale. MIN
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-30

pY G. DE EERRET, kUOTTONEEE-
- Office no, 80 h6ya! BtF5ot.--ID tSDAN, april
IL lsJ, at twelve clock M, at the ST. Charles Apc
ton Exchange, in the basement rotunda of the St.
Charles HoJe!-Wiil ne sold by public auction by
virtue OF an order from toe Honorabie the j Judge
OF the Second District Court for the parish OF Or
leans. dated March g lGIC the following described
properly, belonging to SAID succession viz
l. two LOIS OF GROUND, situate in the
town I'M audeye. IN the parish OF ST, Tammany,
tounded by MariE1y avenue, Lamarqus, Claiborne
ard Jefferson streets, and measuring together ITO
feet front on Maligny avenue oy 1870 ieet depth.
the line Measuring us feet N width al French
measured.
2. a PIECE OF GROUND with the tomb erected
thereon, designated by tine ~ :, IN ley No. 2 be-
twesu Priests alley and EMILE street, i'll ST.
Louis Cemetery No q bounded by Cont, Bienville
Robertson and Clalb rne reefs ssl ground meas
urns about feet width by 8 ieet III length.
Terms-CHsh IN UaIted . 4tes treasury notes.
cts of sale. with United states revenue stamps
attached. before Abel Dreyfus notary pupic at
purchasers expense. mhi0 II - 25ap29 y
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estate n FlS FEST ana S5coHu iJ-SGflCts. On
Circus AID CustOmhcuse Streets, Paying GOOD
Rentals.
DY PL&CTDE u. sPEAE, Auction
- eer-Ofice No. as Exchange aley.-SA u X
DAY, April 2, 1879, at twelve CLOCK N wa De soyo,
at the ut. CHARLES Auction Exchange, on 81 CHar'es
street between Common and Grav;er streets. with
out limit whatever, the following deslrabiy
located property
I. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together
win al! the buildings and improvenehIs thereon
situated IN the First District OF tAIs CITY, IN the
square bounced by Circus, Dryadei, GrayieF ano
Ferdlco streets, measuring 81 feet inches sno Q
llnes 1ioHt on CIrcas street, 81 feet more OF less
IN eepthi all as Gorp lsn nov at the fXcharSe inis
prosperity bears the No. SO Circus street arti me IN
proponents consist OF two story trick oulidiDS
with kitchen sue
2. CERTAIN lot OF GROUND, with the
ouldirgs and improvements thereon, situate N me
second DIS riot CT this city, IN The square bounded
by CusiomnOuse, .euvIle. Mardt,s sLd IRENE
Streets ard measuring 81 Ieet Ii inches and iinzs
froE. on Custombouss street by JIG feet, hetH. or
parallel lines, desieuated by the Lot No Il The
improvements INSIST of a two storr frame house
with kitchen, outhonses etc, ard bears the no 23f
Gus omhouse =. rect.
Terms-One half cash; the balance or : credit Of
enc year fer 20 bearing eight per cent interest
annum rom Gate until paid, with special ul1rtG age
ana vendors lein and privilege. fVs per cept attOT
ney's fees or judicial proceedings the prop
critics TO be kept insured and policies trans srred to
vendor; the taxes Of 1869 be paid by purchasers
over aud acOVe the price of publication.
Acts OF sale toG, ther with Duired States internal
revenue stamps etc before o Drouet. notary pap
lie. a. the expense of purchasers. rrh29
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py ~. NJ. sB. j. mosTsoMsxy.

DIX ~ NJ. 81 u. j. MONTGOMERY,
- AuctIoneere.--WiiI be sod OF WEDt EsDAY
March 80, at IL O'Clock at resi- derce St thariss
ST eet between Delachaise and Louisiana aenue-
TIE ENTIRE CONTENTS of that elegast resi-
deuce. consisting of Rich and elegant Redwood
and Mahogany Bedroom sets, gal door Amors,
Brocste Ia Parlor suits of Elegant design BRUSSELS
ard Ingram Carpets, magn ihCent Frepn plate
mir ors. nne Oil Paintings, Dining furniture.
China and Cat giasSwares, etc,
ALSO
ONE GRAND PLEYEL PIANO.
Catalogues will be ready for delivery on tuesday
at ne Office of the auctioueer.
Tarms-Cash III Z nited States TT easUry noes
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-30

10 C, II. q +. j. VI UA ItTtBN FIX Z >
~ Auotioneers--Wi be sold OF WEDNESDAY,.
b srch 80 a seven O'Clock P. NJ. and 90 blowing
dsye az ei5vsr 0 clock a NJ ard seven o cok z, NJ,
until the entire stock ie disposed OF, at saesroom.
No. IS amp s'reet-
The co ieotioa Of Oarrsra Gtarbe SJatusy, coa-
ssiipr ia part of Bust of madonna. by Frerni; Pas
toreils Dy D+lm edico. Puto with Dove (oIginai by
Marchette; the yreliiug CCpies of PilinIaplehd;d
{ rived Marble p desJa's; 81 superO assortment OF
Aiabaster Statuettes, and Verde d Pratt Bronze
t1en1 zone cay G. ock: bronze Soatuettes ofnew de-
signs; Marble Vases, richly carved / Ato aEG
Basso ReiiavO. suitab'e tor decoration OF Parlor,
Hail. Library, etc; Gard ece!vers: Work .oXes;
line COLLECTION of English Plated Ware, cassting
of Tea Set, Wine anG Jable Oastors. Ice htcners,
Butter Dishes ard ali articles suitable 70 family
usa. also. fine assortment of English k-ves, in
cases a.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-30
AUCTION SALES,
By G. De Feriet.
TWO VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN THE
IN THE ST. LOUIS CEMETERY NO. =
EoE ACCOUNT OK

SUCCESSION OF MRS. SOPHIA JONES,
Widow of 81 HeIairs Edouard Pirguet-No.
3tjoG,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-30
By Nash & Hodgson.

GOOD PROPERTY FOR INVESTMENT.
THE DOUBLE TEN EMENT FRAME HOUSE.
With Two-Story Brick Back Building. No. 10
Tchoupitoulas street, between jackson and
Josephine streets.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-30

ELEVATED COTTAGE RESIDENCE AND
THREE LOTS OF GROUND ON CUSTOM
HOUSE STREET, FOURTH WARD, WITH
OUT RESERVE, AT AUCTION.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-30
AUCTION SALES,
Ely r. M. Sc 3. j. Montgomery,
y III 81 H. d. szONTGOMEEY

Y II. 81 B. d. szONTG0MEEY
having associated themselves together for con-
tinuing the AUCTION AND COMMISSION BUsI-
NESS, beg leave to announce to their fiends, and
the public in general thar they still pepared to
attend 10 all business sppertaining to he profess
sion. and the especial attention of r. d. Mont
gomery will be- given to all sales of Ra! Estate,
Stock, Bonds, Suocessions, Live Stock, Cargoss.
Furniture, etc nn27 lw
LARGE AND SPECIAL CATALOGUE SALE
OF Carrara Marble 9te53srs, French Brnze Gilt
ara Ornua Olo.ks and Statuettes bdestals.
English Silver Plated Ware. and a Lrgs Col
lection of Fsucy and Ma1tei Articles. osng by
far tie Bost Superb Collection Of Genuine
European Works of Art Imported o7;ns Well
Known Slgnor Paudo!fni.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-30

NOTIGE-TLis magnificent exhibition will be
opened to the public on TUESDAY. March %.
hacies and rtlemen ara especially lnVitei to ex-
choicest and most eupe1b COLLECTION Of senuins
European works Of art ever brought 10 thicity.
IerMs-Cash. m127
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-30

SUCCESSION OF MRS. WIDOW AGALiOE
HYDE
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-30

SUCCESSION OF FRANCIS RODGER
DeeeaseI-Docket. No. S3.2si
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-30
AUCTION SALES.
By Placide j. Spear.

PEREMPTORY SALE OF TWO PIECES REAL
Estate N the FIRST and Second Districts. on
Circus ard Customhcuse Streets, Paying Good
Rentals
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-30

SUCCESSION OF JEAN MAUMUs-No. 334o
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-30

4. j. TULLN AND 7. II. HIGINBOTHAM VS.
their creditors and the creditors of Al. Tuils
Il Co., No. 1920. Syndic sale at auctiouof Bill
OF Exchange, Promissory Notes, Book Accounts
ana Lands in the States OF Texas, Nisissi2p
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-30

SUCCESSION OF ANTONIO VISENT-NO-
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-07-16
Commissioner Nells.

A newspaper occupying a rank which
may be fairly called second In Importance
among the Republican newspapers In the
United States says, In Its issue Of Saturday
last.
Technically, perhaps, Mr.. Wells was
not dismissed - his Office expired yesterday
by limitation, The country will put q
different construction upon the occur.
renee. The expiration Of the Office was
nm incident which mighthavc been averted,
and would have been averted had not Mr..
Boutwell,, In obedience to the monop.
olists, desired his removal. There can be
no escape from that fact. And Il Is one
which VIII bring no credit 10 the Admin,
istration, and no strength to the Republi
can party"
This Is a very easy and generous way
Of dealing with the fact that the Office Of
Special Commissioner Of the Revenue cx.
pired by law. IL was an office which
ought to have been continued, or ought 10
have BEEN permitted 10 expire, as its utili.
ty and the manner Of Its performance
demonstrated its capacity TO be Of practi.
cal benefit, or proved II TO be q mere sine
cure. No intelligent mar In the country
will doubt that Mr. Wells has tried 70
gather facts and statistics which would
enable Congress TO l~egislate intelligently
upon the financial problems coming before
II. There may well DO differences OF
opinion concerning some Of the cenclu.
sions he has reached, but only blind, and
harsh, and u%nreasoning m~alevolence will
make any challenge Of the integrity Of his
motives, or Of the great value Of his inves.
LEGATIONS AZ q statistician and ~financier.
We ask Republicans, not simply bc.
cause they are Republicans, but because
they arc taxpayers and because 1t Is .
matter in which they, In common with
all taxpayers, are interested, TO think
carefully Of the observations above quoted.
In well. considered and guarded language,
II is, In fact, a direct assertion that the
"monopolists," q class OF men numbering
but an magnificent proportion Of the pop.
ulation of this country, have determined
to kill one Of the most faithful, hard
working, and valuable civil officers In the
country. The moderate terms 10 which
the assertion Is made does not touch Its
significance.
What are the allegations Of fact In the
quotation? One Is, that the Secretary Of
the Treasury Of the United States has
made determined war on the continuance
Of the Office Of Special Commissioner Of
the Revenue. Another 10, that he has
pursued such action In obedience to the
demands Of the " monopolists." Who are
the " m~onopolists Y" What are the " mo
nopolists,p that their interests and their
.-g.Lx =. .La,.fl ara~atn 90 .StrtHn An0n aA i
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-07-16
Foreign GOSSIP,

--One.hlth Of the meat consumed By
the Parisians consists Of veal.
The collection Of tolls al 500 turn
pike gates in England Is abolished.
Out Of 100 native. born Paris!ani
there remain at 20 years but 30 living
The London police numbered 1857 Al
the commencement of the present year
Queen Victoria pays liberal pensions
TO seventeen old servants of Pfiacs AL
bert in Germany.
-Four men have been recently sufoca.
ted TO death by foul gas in a coal mine,
at Take, Staffordshirc, England.
-Mazzini expresses, in a recent lot.
Ter, the confden. belief that King Victor
Emmanuel will lose hls throne at an carly
day.
The two Russian peasants who mur.
dcred the Austrian Prince dArenberg
have been sentenced TO fifteen years. i'm.
prisonment, with hard labor, in the mines
of Siberia.
The Empress, it Is said, glided out Of
The Tdilerics, one morning, recently, to
sit by a poor child afflicted with small.
pox, feeling no repugnarce for such duty,
and lending a gentle hand to sooth the
suiferipgs Of her little friend.
-Forty.four poor sinners were wait
ing to have their heads cut of in the
prisons OF the North German Confedera.
ton when the new penal code was
adopted by the North. German Parliament.
Their lives will now be spared.
"A blind woman In London, forty
years old, fell In love with a young arti.
san whom she heard hammering near by,
and, becoming acquainted, made him
presents, and loaned him El0 10 assist
him in business. Learning be intended
TO leave, she had him arrested for debt,
and then induced him to marry her by
offering to release him.