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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-24
CONSTABLE'S SALES.


ID. G. ER udlin Va. Emile LaHache-Sixth
Justice Court, parish OF Orleans.
10y VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FIERI PAClAS, TO
d me directed by the bon Cha. kss Meyeys,
sixth JUS ice of the Peace III aud for the parish o.
Crleans, will proceed 10 sell at public auction,
at my warcroSms. No. 23l st. Andrew street,
FRIDAY. Decemh@r 20. lSN, at twelve O'Clock NJ
one PI-EYEL PLANO.
. Seized in the above entitled suit
Terms-Cash Oh r2le spot.
JAMES MOORE
1e20 - 30 Constable Sixth. Justice Court.
A. ArrOn vs.. Joha Bailey and wife. and
Louisiana Steveas, lntervenor-Flrst Justice
OCurt. parish Of Orleans, No. G45a
DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FTEU IA.
ID cies, to directed bv the Hon. a. n.
Dibble. FivSt Justice of the Peace in and for the
parish Of Orleans. will proceed to sell. st public
auction on WEDNESDAY. tho twentY eighth Day
Of D cembsr 1870. II my warehouse, No. l3s Julia
street sf twelve q e2ock M
OFk LOT OF HOU6kHOLD FURNITURE - UT
inventory On file At NY ofics.
Scl1sd h tbs Shove suit
ferDs-Cash On tho spot.
NA1HRL CnOWk9,
Asi - - .csns4sAlo Nnse 51ssiee 6QsA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-24

Cs.ice Of the New Orleans Gas Light
Company, No l59 Common street-Notica Ia hereby
Civ shat election will be he'd 1t this Office, on
MONDAY the seccnd day OF January, lS7l, between
the hours of 10 A.. NJ ,ud p ID, Tor sIx Directors
of this company, to serve for the year ensu,i IRON
the frat Monday in February n9Xt
de- 1n WILLIAM S. Brown. Treasurer.
The Public seem 60 have Forgotten that
the only reliable Cotton Beam is the Fairbanks Il
Go. Beam, which is 10 obtained at No. 81 Camp
street, guaranteed 10 correspond with the United
States and Slete 81 Louisiana wei shts sale.
W. B. BOWMAN, Agent,
uo23 I'm No S. camD
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-24

Crescent City Bank, New Orleans. DE.
ceniber Is i6Sl.-The null election TOR thirteen
Hirectos of this Bank, 10 during the
ing year. wiz be held at tbs Bal king "lsr, corner
Oaroodeist and Union streets, On 1OEEAi, Jan
uaIy 2, lG1i, between tho hours OF 10 A. h. ANA
2P. "
deli I'd CHARLES yAiT2IE, JR Cashier
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-24

0.Hce &c tbs Cs.rOEdeiet Street and Gar.
roliton City Railroad Company. 10 Clv0zsslele.
strset. Nv Oreans Dece,nber 20, iS70.-t accord
ance with Me sixth section Of the charter Of tbs
above named company, a meeting of The stock
ary n, xt, ~ h.sIaSt seven persons to serve
Beard Of directors for the ensuing year. The meet
ING will be tSd at the otc.s Of TIE company, No ?6
Gerondclet street. AZ hs1fpasI past ssyen o'clock
r. n. @. w. kQVikES,
dOof H,cretSiry yrO tam.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-24

Headquarters American Union Club,
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The ms citing OF tAs- Grub this week viii es halc Oh
FRIDAY EVENING, twentythird Instant, GA az
aud ptlnctual attendance is urgently reoues.ed 81
business Of importance viii COME before the meet
4 ing. Hear: Halt ps.s. seven O'clock
By ercfeE
/ Ca22 x. Z. ADAMS, E<cYetNry.
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PETITION.

yExO T%IR HONORABLE THE BOARD OF ADMIN
Il istra4 OPS OF the city OF Nav Orlesa,s.-Geatle
mem The nndersig ned owners Of ptOpe,y fronting
Oh CustonhOuse Mresa, bstween Broad aud White
ia accordance with elton tive tyfonr OF the new
city char ter, to seal . Contract for making brick
BANG ueats, bortaersd By curbstonss aid wooden
gutter on the northwest side Of CustomhOuie
etreet between Bread and White streets.
Respectfully, v. MiCAS.
Naues Feet
Vincent Meas Observation-Disclosures. 30
J.hn Ehr h<rtt 80
r. A Ors ,,..,,,...,.............G 60
r OIA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. -
Joh, MeGtu,ris ...........................G TO
Total .2lO
no2l 1s<a4ws
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-24
AUCTION SALES THIs DAY,

d r. IL L B. J. MONTGOMERY, at n O'Clock, 1t
= 0ad Auet1on Mari, 81 Camp etresk, LOT Of
furniture, etc At II oaeasek, a the corner Of
HsRonns and 0ravisR streets. horees, mules,
oaxraeee. etc. At ilScIOck, At the office Of the
Loan and Pledge Association, smttnaed sele
81 unredeemed pledges. ~ ION O'Clock A. NJ,
and O'Clock p. NJ, A. No 6 CAroAd-let street.
s1n4uAry, statue&tes, French bronze checks, etc.
81 SHERIFF 6AUvIEBr. at twelve s'esoek Mt
Merchants aud Auetioncers Kxelsange. lot OF
ground and buildings On St. Charles street
Suxns u. Walker va Lav.da Walker; lot Of
ground On Marais street, lot Of ground and
hoildinxs on johnson streets H DAVE, Jr.
~ p. n. PORTER.
II q. DE- PERIEr. at II ecl0ek. a Ma 80 Royal
streek, consignment ofimp ported French tewelEy.
suitable for holiday gifts.
N q z. GERARDBT CO.. At = o'clock. at Met-
chants and Aueti0neers' KxeAange, two lots Of
gr0und and buildiass erred street; lot OF
ground and buildings corner lafayette and Peril.
Eas streeta-euceessiens Of hishael Tnnlgan
md Mary Rosa
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-24

snccession OF l.. r. Foucher, Marquis
de Greene. 80 78I.
EECONU DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
Coi Orlesns.Notice Is hereby ri, en- 10 the credit
OF this estate, aud to all other persons herein
tterested. TO show cause within ten days from the
presea. notification, II any they have san, why
the account presented by Albin Roehcreaa
dative testamen tary executor OF the deceased il
this estate, sEerid not be homologateA and ap-
urovoi, the claims therein rejected decreed not 10
be due. and why the Judgment therein mentioned
should not De cancelled and erased, rs far as ahe
deceased and the real estate lately in tho parish Of
Jefferson, ard now iii New Orleans, concerned
By order of the court.
de2l Is 10 NJ o. TRACY Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-24
SUCCESSION NOTICES.


Succession Of James Mcintosh, no.
n r}Ji.
C3CSiND DISTRICT COURT POR THE PARISH OF
- Oriss.nA-kotiee is hereby given to the creditors
OF this estate and 10 all Other persons herein utter
es:ssi to show cause within ten days from the pres
ont notification, ii they have can, why the
account presented by David Jainison, dativo Tesla
r,eutary utor, Of the. deceased should not be
hoinGoSatei aid approved and tho funds dis
trit-It4-d in accordance herewith.
BIZ order OF .be
oe24 70 s.l Nj o. TRACY. Clerk.
Succession 81. Rinei Leyy--No. "a ,3Ai.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- OF Orleans.-Nafice is hereby given to the cTedi
tors Of this estate and to all other persons herein
i,ierpsee to within ten days from the
present notification ii any, tLey haze or can, why
the account presented ny the adninistrse
tor OF this estate should net lie lomolo
gated and apprUyed and tbs funds distributed in
accordance Herewith
by order OF the court
de24 30 ja.I ". o. TRACY, Clerk.
EaNarI Williams, sHhrGauted, vs.. samuel
poiaItl-Stxth Justice Court, parish Of On leans.
sSS viErUE UF WHIT or flERi FAClAs
- to NE directed by Hon. Charles A. Myer5,
sixth Justice Of the Peace III AL for the parish of
o. e;ais viii proceed % sell ct pnbc auetion,
at my wa~eioOms No. 23l St. Andrew street, on
TUESDAY December n, 1870, q. twelve O'Clock ID.
UNS Il LIS AND HARNESS
Seized in tie atave t,ItiLled sJIit.
TeI1ns-Cas on the spet.
JAMES MOORE,
deli 22 II Constable Sixth Justice Court.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-24
OF .yoachim Assematf-fO.

tsacceseion OF .yORchtm Assematf-N0.
31,9a5
e,EOOSD DISTRICT COURT For TIE PARISH
~ of Oreans--Notice is hereby given to tue
creai tors Of This estate anu to all other persons
herein interested 10 show within ten days
from the present notification IF any they have
cfn) ny che account presented Gy Paul Messar,
t-slanlentary executor of the deceased, in this
estate, should not he homologatea and approved,
ard the funds distributed in accordance there
with
b. order of the court.
dt2i IS 80 II. O. TRACY. Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-24
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN

Farmers. hecbauies. Inee",oss. ENGINEERS. Chcn'
kts Nsrifsc ttrSIs aud p+opte o. all i.rvtc
or trsGse wall A.,u &c
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-07-13
mo-, 4

and late minister TO The Argentine
Kepnthc lleis the law partner Dillon.
s. L.. Hoge. 4F l1ir3
This gentleman closed tho discussion.
He has clear, ringing voice, admirably
adapted to public speaking in the open
ar, and is wlhal pleasing orator.
lie reviewed tho situation, endeavored
to impress the lessons Of the hour uron
his hearers. and furnished some excellent
advice on the subject Of moral and polt-
cal duties, from Republican stand.
point. So 4.n
The speeches of Judge Carpenter,
General Butler and Judge Bacon lavo
nnqucslonahly been of Immense service
in tearing down the old barriers Of
prejudice which kept the colored people
aioof and ifthe example is followed
elewhere, and attended with the sams
exhibition of kind spirit, it will not be
difficult 10 forctcll results. Us
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-07-13
Fire In Columbia.

The firo which occurred rt 3 o'clock
Sunday morning was The most disastrous
nEe- except perhaps. the burnngs of
Grcsg's building in December, loGs--
with which our city has been visited
since the Wholesale destruction made by
The ircbrands of Sherman in February,
1868. The cause is unknown, but IS
supposed to have been The bursting Of q
lamp IL the store OF Messrs. Cooper e.
Taylor, OF Assembly street, opposite tho
market, where he fire orinina ed. Mr..
Cooper, who was sleeping in the store,
came near being burned TO death before
the discovery Of the fire was made, being
aroused to n sense of his peril BY tho
crash oflaling timbcrs and the su(fncaing
smoke. Commencing with the storo Of
Cooper & Taylor, the fire extended up.
street to the grocery store Of j. A. Hcn.
dricks & Bro, entirely consuming tho
same, and down t, the clothing store Of
Mr.. NJ. Davis, the roof Of which was
considerably damaged. The lhrec fre
companies tho Palmetto, Independent
and Vigilant, gave prompt response to
the alarm, and through their energetic
and admirably directed efforts, the
further extension OF tho burning was
prevented. The estimated loss is as
follows Joseph IT,, Hraly, $1,000 ),
Reckling and Height 800 II. HoA:.
man, $l,400; Cooper & Taylor, $l5,.'
0o0-inanred for $1,000 D. McGuin-
nis, $1,000; Hendricks & Bro, $4,000
covered by insurance Mrs J. G.
Walker 81, 600 -ins,ir6d for So. 500
Wm. McGainnis, $2,O00-insured for
$1,000. "- " ""' 'l
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-07-13
3O, S. c., WEDNESDAY, MORNING, July rA 1870

hurried up tho ladder, noticing for
the first time that 1 had myself suffer-
cd in the scrimulago to tho extent Of
, a Slight flesh wound from q bullet.
The fight was over. Throughout the
remainder Of the night the Indians
fingered about, and stole most Of the
horses and somo sheep, but they had
not pluck again to encounter the dead.
ly breech. leaders. Seldom indeed,
had such severe lesson bcon taught
them and when the glorious sun rose
(nevcr sight moro welcome) Re saw
them ride beaten off the field, bear
ing with them five Of the slain; six
other corpses were lying in front of
tho window, where the fercest strug-
gle had been, and two more were af.
terwards found, who had orawlcd into
the ditch like wild animals and died.
We learned from the pretty Rosita,
whose gratitude was most touching,
that she had been captured while
walking in tho orange garden near her
fathers house, o short time before we
we're attacked.
"You, noble caballeros," said she,
"havc preserved me from death, and
from that is far worse. God will re-
ward you, for [ can never.'
think Dick, however, was of a
different opinion at all events he was
always seemed remarkably satisfied
with the reward he persuaded her to
make him.
Some years have passed since that
eventful night. Dick and Rusita are
living ut Don Ramon's estancia, that
worthy old gentleman having depart
ed this life shortly after their mar
riage. ], too, am with them as
partner in the sand, focks, and herds,
Of which we have goodly quantity
and whenever the increasing stock of
little Dicks and Rositas asked me, as
they invariably d. Of au evening, to
tell them IA story, l know that moth
ing less will content them than full,
true, and particular account of the
night attack.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-07-13

CLAY AND PRENricE. John Russell
Young, OF tho New York STANDARD,
who attended the Associated Press
Convention in Il misvillc, thus writes Of
two Kentucky celebrities:
We saw mnch Of Louisville, which
ID iii interesting city, with its substance
and shadows. Shadows of Clay and Crit.
,end"n and Tom Marshall nd the men
OF '98, all that race OF fine gentlemen
'*lio oncs stalkcd thcsa streets and
made Kentucky power in politics.
Hero Clay lived his noisy, bubbing
rapnhrons career--thc same Henry Clay
about whom we 40 loudly sang actnallg'
dead, and never song 10 lis memony-A
his work over and forgotten---poort
foolish cay dreaming work MS much Of IT,
was--ard he,-drifcd far into silence!
and night, the gaudirst sen a-bubblc that
ever caught tho sunshine so long on
the crest, ever gaudy and shining, only
to break INTO foam. Noparty, no policy
no one living speech, no ono hearty deed.
only his bright, CHEEKY Kentucky smile
"a bubble once aud only foam = We
nIoou III lie IoDH WncTS TeIltlC0
worked and slept-a kind Of JOURNALISTIC
monk where he crooked his steak on a.
ra'nrod until it was half done, and
baked potatoes in the Goals. We saw
the cupboard where hc kept fresh bread
and raisns and nuts !; where day and
night lie lived and laborcd, in tho aroma
OF INK and dampcned paper. We stood
by his grave on Cave Hill, the greenest,
and sunniost spot in Kentucky, sweet
and qni,t and peaceful but grave quite
forgotten, for no stone marks his tcmb.
A simple, sod1on molind, with June
roses struggling over It, and only known
to tho eyrs Of affection and friendshiptaa
the resting place Of rGeorge D. Prem.
tice. " " 7' ''.' y ~ =
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-07-13

D. ~.
Look Our SAMBo The practical
effect OF the enforcement law will bo
most seriously felt ip tho South by tho
negroes Themselves. A terrible spirit
OF sninosity has heretofore ruled among
them gainst any memberof their race
who dared TO vote thcanti radical ticket.
and :nobs, bcatings, stonings. etc., cto,,
have. been quite common all over tho
South. This thing has nov 70 be stop.
ped Ills d crime TO interfere with any
man in the, free exercise of, tho, elective
franchise. Even to threaten with PM.
ishment, Q discharge from employment
ofother penalty, Tor voting just as, one.
pleascs, is now Q crime. in law and pun,
ishable, with fine anG ,inprssohnient,
The rantankerons radical negroes RobIltdd
do'well to bear tbis,ip mind. t5lsan1, 'a,fno :
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-07-13

7 rHDIN NJ tL1blT2 ~ YgEsF3t Il EI-I ,Uf ~
"a Corporal who had murdered a prirs,
yate, apldiero under tbis commend, awasq
sentsncad iot aealhsby "a CONT marital,
ht Mines in, Southern France, aud shot,
h. IRe presence ola large cr9Yd. Il
tWentYfaur, hoprs, aftsrwafd ! He hia,,l
geif ceppsps3f3 + ttfFFpe, z agaal .s556 g$f.t
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-07-13

How TO STAND Hot WEArHER.-
There are many ways of endnSing the
hot weather. The most hel less VIC
tins of The dog days, says tie New
York Nal, arc your genti amen Of
leisure, who have nothing Saler the
burning heayens ia do sa4s5., wia,ch
the thermometer, seek cool ps7ltae B aces, ala
d~cll, mehtally or orally, on the tri4
bulations of 'thc heated term. -
These are the most pitiable of all tie
sufferers, outside Of the reeking tene-
ment house quarters, that we know
anything about.
Men who have much to do, manage
i'll some way tc get through the day
without lapsing into the utter and va
can't despondoncy which settles over
the unemployed and makes the day
seem o week in its tedious duration.
If mans heart is really ia his work
no matter what it may be-he will
become ut least partially forgetful Of
tho intense bodily discomforts Of hot
weather. And, besides, ho will not
really suffer as much as idlers, for the
perspiration that comes from healthy
toll is the indication Of the natural
reaction against the effect of heat aud
of vigorous throwing off of every.
thing that impedes the free circula-
tion through the skin.
We know couple of gentlemen
who get themselves into the best pos.
sible condition by playing a fow games
of tcn-pins after thoir o'clock din.
ner has had time to adjust itself
They get into lively pcrspiration
and into condition Of bodily vigor,
and when q bountiful supply Of coo!
water has cleansed the surface of their
skins, and when they have enjoyed in
quiet the refreshment of their cigars,
they endure the warmth of tho rest of
the evening with composure, good
nature and philosophy which are the
envy Of their less heroic companions.
.e---
A CURE poR PAnALYsIs.-We late
ly met gentleman, who although he
walked with apparent ease said he
had been almost hoppeless paralytic,
but had been substantially cured by
tho use of an air pump. The theory
of tho cure and tho application, OF the
instrument were as follows; Para
lysis is produced by tho failure Of
some of tho organs of life to per-
form their functions. They need re-
cuperating. Henpplied cup of TO.
ceiver to the surface Of the part af-
fcctcd, and by means of the pump
removed the pressure of the external
atmosphere. There was then rush
of air internally, as much as the olog.
ed condition of the system woald ad.
NIT, q towards the vacuum, produced
by tho pump. The blood was carried
along by the air, and by mere mechani-
cal force made to circulate 10 the
affected limb, which thus recovered
it's vigor and activity. - ,Worchester
Palladsune.
TieHr TIMES At THE NoRTH. "A
Washington special to the, New York
Times, Of Tuesday, says: A T. Stew.
art does not return an income of even
100000 for the past year, while
Ola6tn, Msllen & o., ,and many other
large houses, show but small profits.
Hundreds of other merchants swesr, to
Losses for the year, and a. number Of
houses have. failed. This year has
beSn q terrible one upon the merchant
princes as weil1as ths sun isradeis.o
az ~ II < - . ID, y. . >...styi cIi "
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-07-13

I What Is ttns ~ l,iyfs pIe bstaeen. the )
entrance Of q barn and losfer In o
printing office One is barn door
and the other is o darn bore.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-15
BULLS
SARSAPAR|LLA
Read The Captains Letter and
the Letter from his Mother:

E"nton Barracks, Mo, April al, iso,.
pR. JOINS Bu LII Dear -ir: knowing the Ell
C.rncy of Your ~tr-pnTiln, ni the healing aia
hem hrud qualities u possesses, I -"nd YOU the
t"lio~tug statement OF ny vasc!
Twas wounded about two years Rgo-waS taken
PRISONER aud cunnpcd Tor - Ate-u months. Hring
uioNou 80 often, my wounds have not hrll,d y"l
have not rai ar "A moment since was wuunird
am shot through ia" hops, My genera health
Is Impaired. aud need something Ia assist uH
tlte. have mor rain ia your -si-apaula than
"a iuA thug else, I Nl-i that that !. genuine.
ll'asv ,Nprss ~" . half dusoi i.ttir-, aud
ohtSc GAIT, q. l.. JOHNSON,
It. Louls. Mo.
T., S.-Ibe following was written AprIl 90, is''.
D. M I'uuIr Johnson, mother 10 CAPT, luhu-
son.
lit, jpliN 80 Lis-bcsr sir; Ms husband, To-
=. Jphulun, Ma a Sh,iiuii surgeon aHd pLtsi'
u,h b Central N,N York. Whrrr hr dI'i, LEAVING
III" above =. l., johnson ~ my care. A. thittrrn
years 81 age. lac hai chrome dlATih"a -snd
sgruiult Tor which gave him your ~hr~apar.IIt
1T CURED HIN. have Tor ten years RECON-
mtndcd 10 Ca many Ia Ncs York, OHIO amt lows,
Tor srtunlla, fewer sores, auu general d"hllly
Perfect surots, has attended II. Ils oHrrs synf'd
~ Aia6 tasss ~ scrgGi. aHa fr,'r '0fos rtr' @@aai
ssirHsi'As. am NerN anNiuu- tor my s"t 10 again
have recourse {" oar S,TsAIr,giit Tie ~ l'nrtni
Of fs'tiins rpnIiuu~ artirlr hence hIs sIiuug 1"
yuu toTIL liz Nuuid, s"Te terrible, hui is'
it"Nt h"Nill recover. Respectfully, -..
JENNIE JOHNSON.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-15

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