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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-31
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UALDEMAK BILLIE, M. D.. A
graduate of the University of Copenhagen,
Denmark, Honorary M. d. of the University Of
Padua, Italy. Office and residence No. 1876 Royal
street. Office hours from nine to ten o'clock A
NJ, and from twelve to three and from six to sever
P. Nj. Consultations in English, German. French,
Spanish, Italian and Danish. Having been ply
stefan in Danish men Of war in the East and West
Indies he is thoroughly acquainted wi tn the treat
ment of yellow fever and lung affections. Having
passed several years as assistant physician OF the
Hoe pita of the celebrated Professor Ricord, in
Paris DR.. Billie offers to cure all kinds Of women
Diseases diseases of the liver, and private diseases
after new, sure and quick method. jazz BIN
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-31

j. q. EUSTIS,
Notary Public.
true copy of the original act of incorporation on
file in my office, duly stamped.
j. g. EUSTIS
Notary Public.
l. the undersigned. Recorder of Mortgages for
ths city and parish of Orleans State of Louisiana
dohereby certify that the foregoing act OF incorpor
alton has been this day Gully recorded in Book 30
ciety No. s. folio 81 of my Office. according to law.
New Orleans. March 26. 1873.
mhH ap3 1917 G. DARCANTEL. Deputy.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-31

B. IOrio VS.. Farrell IL COMO. 1879;
W. #. Durham Farrell & Co-No. 4SI6; P.
Vichlaus Farrell & Co No. 473l.
DY VIRTUE OF THREE WRITS OF FIERI
- facias to me directed by the Hon. George w.
Ssdler First Justice of the Peace for the parish of
Orleans, shall proceed to sell at public auction. at
the Merchants Exchange, on Royal street. between
Canal and Customhouse Streets on THURSDAY,
April %, 1870. at twelve o'clock M
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. with all the
improvements and appurtenances thereon belong
ing and appertainlug. in any manner connected
Herewith, situated in the Fourth District in the
Faubu' Livaudais. in the square bounded by Third.
Fourth, Rousseau and Fulton streets said lot being
designated by No. Is. plan drawn by Hugh
Grant, Surveyor on the first day of February, 1913
and being portion of square No. IL, on the original
p an of said fauburg, drawn by Benjamin Buisson,
on the fifth day of March, 1892 which lot measures
American measure, 81 feet inches front on Rous
parallel lines, bounded on the side toward Third
street by lot No. H. acquired by act OF sale from
+. Landry and others, to Thomas Farrell, before
Felix Grima, notary, dated the twenty third day Of
August. 1860.
Seized in the above numbered and entitled suits,
from Thomas Farrell.
Terms-Ossh on the spot in United States Treas.
ury notes.
A.A. PLATTsMIER.
mhN spl22e Constable.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-31
THOMAS L. MAXWELL.
mill &c apl2 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
a. Elmer Bader q Co., Samuel Smith q
Co., subrogated vs. Amanoa Andry.

a. Elmer Bader q Co., Samuel Smith q
Co., subrogatod, VS.. Amanoa Andry.
NIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
l. parish of Orleans, No. 396-By virtue o. q
writ of seizure and sale directed by the Honor
able the Fifth District Court for the parish of Or
leans, in the above entitled cause, will proceed TO
sel at public auction. at the Merchants and uc-
toneers' Exchange, Royal street. between Ga al
and Customhouse streets in the Second District OF
this city, on SATURDAY, Auril 2, 1870, at
twelve O'Clock NJ, the following described property,
to wit
a CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated in the
Second District of this city. IN the square com
prsed between Royal, Hospital, Condo or Uhartres
and UrsulInes streets, measuring twentyeight feet
front Hospital street, upon a depth OF seventy
four feet four inches; together with all the build
ings constructions. appurtenances and depend
ences on the same. and the rights and priv eyes
thereunto belonging, without any exception reser
vetIor, which said property was acquired by the &c
feaoaut herein from the heirs of Madame Laaurie
(BanQue) per act passed before A. Mazareau.
,potary public IN this city, on the nineteenth day Of
March, 1853.
The buildings and improvements comprise very
desirable two-story brick dwelling house, slate
roofed. No 90 Hospita street. and two-story brick
kitchen, slate rooted, spUurtenances, yard paved
with brick, waterworks. etc.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS L. MAXWELL.
NH aD1 SberiE of No Parish of
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-31

Fritz STATE We. Justin Lessage-NO. 47S&.
DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIERI FACIAS
ID to me directed by the Honorable 6. W. Sadler.
First Justice CT the Peace shah proceed to sell at
public auction at my warehouse, no. ls1 Tchoupi-
toulas rect on FRIDAY, April l, 1870, at twelve
o'clock M
One lot of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cssh in United States treasury notes.
ph22 II ap1 A. A. PLArESMIER, Constable
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-31

We. the undersigned Druggists, take pleasure in
commencing to the trade DIR. j. Bradteld's Female
Regulator, believing it to be good and reliable
remedy for the disease for which he recommends it.
W. A. LANSDELL. Atlanta Ga.
PEMBERTON, WILSON, TAYLOR CO..
Atlanta, Ga.
W. O. LAWSHE, Atlanta Ga.
W. ROOT d SON, Marietta, Ga
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-31

TUsKEGER, Ala, November n. 1853
Mr.. l. II. Brad6eld-Sir: Please forward u.s. imme
dately, another supply eff "Bradteld's Female Regu
ator" We find it to be all that is claimed for it.
and we have witnessed the most happy and decided
effects produced by it.
Very respectfully,
HUNTER Il ALEXANDER.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-31
ARTICLE TWENTY-FIRST.

Books of subscriptions for stock shall be opened
at such times and places the Board of Directors
may DIT termine.
New Orleans the day above said, in the presence
of Henry Uhadeffaud and Jonn +. Elliott witnesses
of lawful age, and dcmiciliated in this city, vine
have signed with the parties after reading hereof.
(SigIsdo TRUXFON LOWELL.
ELF ABErH ESOOUBASs
RnNNEUAV
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$. johnson VS.. u. X. Coawuy.

SIHTH DISTRICT CUURT FOR THE
- parish of Orleans, No. e64-By virtue of 3
wr. OF feri faciss, in favor of Thomas Murray sub
rogateo. City OF New Oh leans to directed
by the honorable the Sixth District Court Tor
will proceed to sell at iublc auction at the Ner-
chants and Auctioneers Exchange, Royal street, be-
tween Canal and Customhouse streets, the Second
District OF this city, on TUESDAY, AUril II,
properly, to wit
l. THE LOr OF GROUND situate in square
boun ded by poydras, Baropne. Perdido and Carroll
streets, measuring one hundred and fifty feet six
inches Baronpe street, fifty feet five hes
Perdido street, and one hundred anu fifty feet
four and threee ghths inches Carroll street, and
dras stree. subject to the usufrust granted ID
Christian Schneider, Louis Seine der and Herm an
Zuberbier, by act passed before William j. cast H.
notary bile this city, the eighteenth of May,
1857 and also ~ of the OF the city to purchase
at the expiration of the charter of the New Orleans
and Carrollton RAILROAD Company. to wit: On the
lot. at value be xed by four appraisers two to
be named By each party. who, IN case OF disagree
ment ball appoint an umpire
2. THE LOr OF GROUND situated in the
square bounded by Baronre. Perdioo, Poydras and
Penn streets designated by the letter on plan
of Pile Murray surveyors. dated September ii,
1869 and annexed to an act OF lease nsssed between
the city of New Orleans and Kern felsman, before
W. j. Oastel notary public in this city, the said
eleventh day OF September, lst9.
Sale lot measures twenty feet on Baronne street,
with the front on Penn street: seventy feet
hree IN hes the line toward Perd do street. and
seventy feet eight inches the line toward Peydras
street, subject to the lease of Kern Il Feman, for
fourteen years. from the Aforesaid eleventh Septem
further condition that the buildings and improve
ments erected by said Kern l. tellman shall revert
to the CITY at the expiratian of said lease and all of
the rights ar interest of the City to the conditions
of said lease.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-31

STATE OF GEORGIA, Troup County.
This is to certify that have examined the recipe
of DIR. Josiah bradield, Of this county, and, a
medical man, pronounce it to be q combina alton OF
medicines of great merit in the treatment Of all the
diseases of females for which he recommends it.
WILLIAM P. RkASLEY, NJ. D.
This December Fl, 1868
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS
GAZE pE LA BoUEsE
P NOS r T. S T a r A Mt

One Of sha most elegant establishments in tho
city; everything about it new. The rooms largss
the location central. and the management unexosp-
tionabie
Mr.. Pine. who has the direction and management
OF this establishment, having had twenty years ex.
perence as resturateur in this city, feels con6dsn2
in being able to satisfy the patrons of this house.
The cooks are real artists, and the WINES thu
best ever imported.
Asking for a share of the patronage OF the publis
perfect fair dealing is guaranteed.
Gentlemen, accompanied By ladies, will find, ap
stairs. delightful saloons, furnished elegantly Ena
extra charge made for service or STYLE des era
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-31

], the undersigned. Deputy Recorder of Mort
cages FOR the parish of Orleans, do hereby certify
that the afor egong act has been this day recorded
in Society Book No. 7. folio Az
q. DARCANTRL, Deputy.
New Orleans, February a. 1870. fe25 law2m
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-31
SEVENTEENTH.

A. all msetings for the election Of Directors aud
other purposes, each shareholder shall be entitled
V one vets. either directly Or By proxy, On each
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-31
ARTICLE TENTH.

On the second Monday of January, 1872, and an
nualy thereafter, an election of DIrecto by th,
stockholders shall be held at the Office o the cor
poration for which election previous not ice OF tel
days shall be given two newspapers pu blsned II
the city of New Orleans.
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Edmund Woodbridge VS.. Robert Ill.
Short.

milo % apl0 Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans
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The following named Stockholders viz; Paul
-Four hy, $. h. Kennedy w. b. Koontz, Amilcar
Fortier. Carl Kohn,, Alexander Bouneval. Henry
compose, and are hereby constituted, the first
Board of Directors who shall. at their first meet.
ing elect one OF their number President OF said
Board and shall serve until superseded by their sue.
cessors. who shall be elected provided in article
tanth
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-31
ARTICLE SEVENTH.

This charter may be modified or altered, and the
capital may be increased with the consent Of
three fourths OF the stock represented in general
meeting or TIE stockholders convened for that pur
pose alter thirty days notice by publication in any
daily newspaper of tho city of New Orleans.
Whenever Increase of the capital stock shall be
duly authorized, ninety DAYS notice of the same
shal be published in two daily newspapers in the
city of New Orleans within which time stockholders
shall have the first privilege OF taking addition al
snares in proportion the amount of their stock,
and any shares not taken at the expiration OF that
time may be disposed OF by the Directors for the
hanaGt OF tho CORPORATION.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-31

A failure to elect Directors on the day named for
that purpose, shall not dissolve the Association,
but the Directors then in Office shall hold over until
their successors elected and qualified, and after
an election held 40 provided in Articls eleventh.
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THE COURTS.
Offences Against Election Laws-Important
Admiralty Decision Irrepressible Erie
Another Ramsey Ruction-Liabiity Of
Insuranee Companies-The Hon
nsEssy Bribery Cause.-The
General Sessions.
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, Nov o. 1870.
No. PA. John b. Byotrn, Platntlg IN Error, rs.
Peter g. Sanermeta-In error TO the Circuit Court
for the district OF Maryland. This action was
brought by the plaintiff here to recover the sum OF
$4,000. alleged to have been illegally exacted and
collected as per internal revenue duties by ,aner-
men, Collector the Third Collection district Of
that State. The case was one OF seizure Tor alleged
fraud on the revenues The suit was originally In
stltuted in the Circuit Court for Baltimore. and the
defendant appeared and pleaded, ana afterwards
PLEADED 70 an amended declaration. Al this stage
moved on mot,on Of the the Collector wa" 20 the
Ieaeial court. against the exception OF the plain
tiih where It was adudged that tue action was
barred ny thc statute OF limitations Oh the state OF
maIyanu. Inc Wkit OF error seeks TO nave ~ de-
ciafed that by cersn acts OF the plantm his action
was saved. III Is ALSO Insisted by the plaintin IN
error mat no act OF Congress cam under the consi
tutoh, remove case where nothing Is involved,
but the question: Of a tort or trespass committed by
one citizen OF State on another; ana IL matters not
.nat Tue Tort Was committed by one holding federal
once and exceeding his lawful authority. SO lar
~ lustlhcaton lnesuch a case depends on acts OF
Congress, the remedy Is after Gnal lgdgment i ad-
verse 20 ne lustHcalon oy win OF error to the state
Court. w ~ Brene and Joseph Hughes Tor plant1
III error 9. II. I'm, Assistant Attorney General for
defendant
No. 2le. Hozeu,Urst ana Vetgoad gs. Steamer
L'dtt.-Appeal from the Maryland circuit. This is
suit In admiralty to enforce clam for repairs done
TO the steamer at the request OF the master. The
ants All costs TO be PAD out OF the FUNDS realized
rom the sale OF the vessel under an order OF the
Court; bat the Circuit chief Justice Chase deliver
Ing the opinion reversed that decree and rendered
decree In laVor OF the claimants, holding that the
| circumstances under which the repairs were made
indicated that they were made upon the credit of the
master anu not OF the ship. Horwitz and Williams
| Tor 1bellants William ieade Addison Tor claimant
| No. 2ls. The Mississippi ana Missouri Railroad
| Company ana C. DaraIat ana Others rs. Anaando
Mcclure and otaefS.-Error to the Supreme Court of
lowa.-This Is another OF the municipal bond cases.
The State Court enjolned the collection of to
pay the bonds issued IN aid OF the railroad the
case comes here upon the assumption that the deci
| sion below impars the obligation OF the contract
| stated IN the bonds Submitted by Mr. Grant for
1 nIaInliif
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longing TO the stockholders. They had bought, ne
cIaimed, WIN THIS money opera houses and theatres
anu steamboats. and mad plunged into nnumerabe
enterprises, winch, II successful, they claimed
their INDIVIDUAL enterprises but n sadaed
the loses upon the Erie Railroad Company Mr..
Ramsey. as "A stockholder desired an Investigation
OF the AFFAIRS Of the railroad ana at the very outset
nad been restrained from prosecuting his by an
injunction. lie went over all the familiar details
OF the case, including the $4,000 nne I'm
posed on MIR. Ramsey for alleged contempt
In disregardng this Injunction. lie declared
thaf since Gould X Fisk came INTO the management
Of the road over 900 have been received FROM
ponds and the earnings OF the road ana that the
books JAILED 10 show how this money had been used
~ read over The original aIfdavlts In support OF
ms motion.
Mr. Field, In following, went over the contents OF
an equally volnminou5 batch OF a1idaylts on MS
siue ana ike statements OF the from ms stand
point he Claimed that tile suit was brought In bad
iaa ana Tor the purpose OF revenge upon the rail-
ROAD company FOR defeat In previous SUIT. lie IN
sisted that, after the extraordinary proceedings
cnaracterizing the opening of the suit they were
compelled 10 ask for All injunction which, happily
granted.
Mr. Tremaine responded and most strcnuously in
sisted thaJ the opening OF this default was their
absolute right ana that the asking for II was
fecty regular and In support OF this ne cited various
legal authorities. The order OF Judge Barnard, he
contended with equal pertlnacity, ~ absolutely H.
legal ana hence their resort TO the present motion
Tor relief The Issues IN this case he urged
momentuons. The plantin brought the SUIT IN per-
lectly good laith. All they wanted was justice ana
fair play They asked no iavors. the allegations OF
their complaint covered three hundred ana hty
written pages, aud they proposed 10 prove the cor
rectness or every and all OF them.
Mr. Field, IN ms reJ0iner, urged that the motion
was premature that 1t was unnecessary, that IL was
irregular, being already re f0dice and thaC the
grounds upon which II was asked were unteaable III
law.
The Judge, after listening patiently to the argyll
hienss pro ana con, TOOK the papers aud reserved
his decision.
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COURT or GENERAL SESSIONS.

Before Cunning s. Bedford, City Judge.
In this court yesterday Thomas Mcguire, who was
charged with biuglariously entering the grocery
store Of Roome Bum, in Greenwich street, on the
10Th Of August, was placed on trial. The place was
entered and the safe was burst Open A
quantity OF silyerware valued at $500,
ana 5000 In money stolen. All the
evidence against Mcguire was that he was
sitting on The doorstep OF the store four morn
1ngs before the burglary. After getting our All The
facts clearly before the jury Mr.. Sullivan abandoned
The prosecution and by direction OF the Court the
jury rendered q verdict Of not guilty.
William Smith was tried upon a charge OF grand
larceny, the testimony for the prosecution being
that on the % or August Two pieces of doeekin cotn
were stolen from the store OF william X. BOVINE
1851 Broadway, A boy named Johnston saw another
boy hand two pieces OF cloth TO the prisoner who
walked down Broadway. Mr.. Sullivan commented
in strong terms upon the failure OF the accused 10
adduce any testimony, and made q very favorable
impression upon all present by the ora orica ability
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-11

The steamer MORO Castle Picks Up a Sen
of the Bark William Rathburn,
Wrecked on the Coast of FioriLa-A Tale


of the Bark William Rathburm,
Wrecked on the Coast of FIorida-A Tale
of Disaster.
that on her outward passage the LIST instant about
six miles s0utn OF Hisboro Inlet coast OF Florida
they picked up in u boat seaman named James
Summers from the bark William Rathburn which
sailed hence September 81 for New Orleans but was
wrecked ten miles TO the northward, az already re-
ported by telegraph TO the HERALD.
a HERALD reporter yesterday obtained from James
Summers, the rescued seaman, the following addi-
tlonal information:--
On the twenty-irst day OF our passage iOct Jol
we drifed ashore stin breeze prevailed. At four
O'Clock in the morning we saw land, cleared aWa1
the port anchor lee go in ten fathoms OF water and
parted chains we then let go the starboard anchor.
IT would not hold but drIfted bodily on the bang
There was very heavy surf ana she surged over
the bank We undertook 10 cut away tne matnmast
but the snip fell over her beam ends: the sea was
so heavy that we did mot succeed In cutting away
the mast An hour afterwards she broke in two ana
Ihe three masts went right through her The
boats were all lost. Some swan for the
shore which was about hundred yards
within thirty yards OF the beach, All the hands.
including the captain, saved. The greater mart
OF the crew went 10 Key West. I and TWO others
RENAMED on tae peacn, and we found plentiful
been nineteen days on the shore we walked abont
fifteen miles along the beach and saw a three. masted
seloops.-7l don't know her name-which had also
Afterwards we saw Re Steamer M5iro CANE e eass
ing along the coast. We hailed her and / astea
two men IN boat to row me in boat alongside the
steamer. They did so. / was taken on board and
the two men In the boat returned 10 the beach,
The sailor is about sixty wears of acre ann
IS under very distressing circumstances, having lost
all nc had Ia the world.
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THE NATIONAL GAME.
The Resolutes OF Elizabeth Win the New
Jersey Chumpioushi

The Resolutes OF Elizabeth Win the New
Jersey Championship.
The decision OF the question relative to the owner
ship OF the whip pennant OF the State New Jersey
which has been IN allegiance for some time past, was
disposed OF yestYday afternoon on the occasion OF
the meeting OF the two most prominent OF the anna
teur clubs OF New Jersey the ball field OF the
Waverey Fair Grounds, the contesting clubs being
the Resolutes OF Elizabeth and the Amateurs OF
Newark. The attendance was not numerous
owing to the exceedingly unpleasant state OF
the weather, cold 'n0i iwestero prevailing
In clustering force all day The two mines were out
IN their fu strength and q close and exciting con.
test was anticipated; bat Owlng1O the cold weather
the players on both SIDES found IL so difficult To
handle the ball skiiluliy in the field that muffnsm
became the order, and rs the Newark boys were not
as able TO stand the nippiag air as were their more
robust opponents the result was that they COM
United majority OF the fielding errors, aud in con-
sequence lost the game, for at the they eXceled
The Resoutes led OIL with score OF 10 l, and
the close OF the fourth innings them in the van
by the totals OF 20 to O. the Anateris mufng nearly
every ball that came to them. In the fifth innings
they changed their pitcher, and giving him better
support they disposed OF the ResoIutes in the last
i've innings for five runs, four OF the innings being
'whitewashes." on the other side the Amateurs
earned four runs by good hits and added eight 70
their score; but the advantage secured by
s Was too as early part OF the
adtR e na esul was e success Of the Resomaes
10y a score OF 2s to IL. Tue IyN game IN June was
second the Amateurs won BY the totals y TO II.
The totals or the three games therefore, 90 10 so
IN favor OF the Resolutes. This victory gives the
state championship TO the Resolutes, they having
defeated every other amateur club they have played
with IN the State. The real champion club Is the
Princeton College Club (bnt they decline the HONOR
the princeton men having won every game played
with New Jersey clubs this season. Below h the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-11
D. PARTMENT OF PUBLIC DOCKS.

The commissioners OF Docks held q regular meet
ing at their rooms In Broadway yesterday. Com.
missioners A2new' smith and Wood were present.
After the transaction of the usual routine business
of the Board tie Treasurer presented hts report
which showed that he had audited 500 sss o. In ac
counts, all OF which he had found TO be correct The
Engineer In Chief sent In commune.
cation asking that his rooms be enlarged
as they were now too contracted for
the extensive business which had necessarily
increasing gentleman then, at the request or one
OF the commissioners, submitted the rnodel Of A
derrick winch ne desired the Board 10 adopt In their
work on the docks. II consisted OF a tripod The
middle loose beam OF which acted as the "restn
instead OF being WORKED by crank the motive
rick Is laid between them the machine can be car
red about as easily as a hand cart Tie agent
claimed that two men could raise fifteen tons w,ih
the derrick. The Board then went into executive
session. "