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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-13

RETURNED TO PRIsoN.-A few weeks ago
Pierre Berth, man regarded as the worst
sort of thief by our police, was convicted in
the Criminal Court, and sentenced to serve
two wears confinement. He had not been
in the Parish Prison many days before
jackleg lawyer sometimes called Thompson,
cooked I'D a petition. which was sent to
Governor Warmoth, praying for IA pardon.
The petition and accompanying documents
appeared all right, and Were SO plausible
that his excellency granted provisional
pardon, and Berth was again at liberty
Soon afterward it became known that most
Of the names on the petition were forgerIes,
three of them members OF the jury on ms
case: another member stated that he mad
been induced to sign his name by false
representations. The entire business seems
to have been a fraud, but Governor War
moth. ascertuning the real truth. gave m
structious 10 have Berth arrested. Pierre
kept out Of SIGHT until yesterday, when
CAPTAIN Mccain, Second District, foHno
him in IA street car. He was sent lack 20
the Parish Prison. where he was informed
that the pardon was revoked. and that ne
could settle himself down III AZ unfurnlshed
room there until his term expired. His
friend Thompson. who performed The dirty
work in obtainin. his release, Suddenly lett
New Orleans for parts unknown, and II Is
said he will NOT return to New Orleans until
time wears OF the sharp edges q some
uIIeer transactions.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-13

Every Prussian, high and low, rich and
poor, is supposed to learn some trade ;
King Williams present occupation" is
one town after another in France.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-13

state Temperance COnvention.-An ad-
journed meeting OF the state Temperance CONVEX
ton will be held at the Temperance Hall over the
Bible House, No. 1853 Camp street, on TUESDAY
EVENING, September 49, 1870 at half-past seven
state Temperance Union. The delegates are re-
ouested TO be punctual at the above stated time
and place. The friends of Temperance are invited
TO be present W. w. MCCARTHY, President.
NJ AyGyrJ Secretary sel3 1t
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-13

state EcmtrH. Committee Republicans
partv State of Louisiana.
y B. PACKARD, President.
WILLIAM ViGI.RS Secretary.
s. r. PACKARD, H. L. SWORDS.
non o. j. DUNN JAMES Met LEERI
CHARLES W. LOWELL. p G. nESLONDE,
3. +. iDI' BERT, :. e. NANliS,
g. Y KEL&O. g. "ASEEAVE,
JOHN G.i:STKAMP ..0IiN RAY,
HENRY GRIMES l. LEWIS
r l.. STAMPS A. b. HARRIS.
srB-ItXFFTTivE CosfIrIET.
HON. o. j. Dun, Cha.yna'.;
& w. LOWELL, !. 3. iARtfS,
I H. STAliPs JOHN RAN.
FINtNCE CowNIT1ts.
II. /. SWORDS, Chairman;
q. fASESAVE HENRI GRIMES.
y. &. iESiDNDE JOHN trAtSI NAM
All communications mast I've addressed 10 the
care OF the Secretary. William VIsefs, %ii-9 3"N
No. 1901. New Orleans. Louisiana.
Republican newspapers Throughout the H''tte are
.re,. ueatCd 10 COPY. so ].ii
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-13

BOARD OF METROPOLITAN P0lLCE.-At q
meeting of the Board Of Metropolitan Pokce,
held yesterday, Hon. .. j. Dunn presiding,
all the members present. the following
charges against members u tie force were
tried and disposed Of:
r. Hanlcy. first precinct. Charge, absent
without leave; reprimanded.
William Bostick, first precinct. Charge.
failed to answer the sergeant's call; guilty,
fined one days pay.
Charles Williams, first precinct. Charge
asleep while ON duty. guilty, fined I'VE
days pay.
j. Kutfner, first precinct. Charge. asleep
while on duty: guilty, fined five days pay
j. Williams, first precinct. Charge, con,
duct unbecoming an officer; Suli'y, Hhe'i
three days pay.
+. Costanzi, third precinct. Charge, alb
sent from duty; guilty, dropped from the
roll
w. hurry, third precinct. Charge sitting
down and asleep; guilty, dismissed the ser
vice.
j. Baker, third precinct. Charge, neglect
of duty; guilty, dismissed the service.
L. Lee, sixth precinct. Charge, absen
from his beat guilty, fined one days pay
l.. NJ. Dunno, w. A. Hutchinson, II. hearl
and A. johnson, harbor precinct: Charge
absent from roll call. Reprilnanded.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-13
se.l3 IT
The Frient

The Friends Of George w. n endail, ESQ.
him a. candidate for the First Justice OF
the Peace, subject to the action OF the Republican
Nominating Convention. sell OF
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-13
SUCCESSION Of James d.
'--->D ~'-''- 1'4

Succession Of James H. 'o'
33S38. x. :. x.,.,,
o,oo>-, ,,srp,f.T CO!JRT FOR THE PARISH
- 1880 Nctice is hereby given 70 the creii-
Of and TO 81 St4 teen sass the
GU, ostion if any they have can why
account presented by Philip B. Foulke,
80 ADMINISTRATOR and administrator OF this
30 sho1,ld not be homologated and approved,
a the finds distributed in accordance Herewith.
ais NJ. O. TRACY. Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-13

PERJURY BEFORE A JUsTIcR OF THE
PEAcE.-Charles E. Claylat, No. % Wash
ington street, is very emphatic in swearing
that Mrs. A. NJ. Hanbold alias Cannon. alias
Davis, No. 254 Canal street, committed the
awful crime of perjury in testifying 10 the
following before Judge Shelley, in order to
have a Judgment in her favor in suit, NO.
$3.50, entitled c. E. Claylat VS.. Mrs. a. Nj.
Hanbold, to this effect: That she did not
own grocery situated corner OF Rampant
and Common streets, and did not know who
owned it; that she did not buy the groceries
sued for in said suit that one Rodriguez
bought all of said goods in his name and Tor
his account; that she never knew and never
saw one Joseph Pinta, proprietor OF the
grocery wherein she purchased said goods
before the twenty-seventh of March, 1869 +;
that she had never paid Mr.. Pinsa any
money: that she was not indebted for SAID
groceries" The perjury charge will be ez-
amined before Recorder Houghton or the
fourteenth.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-13

SUCCt-AICIs OF NAtlTLt AIGUIsE JtttH H1Ustf7
No. 81 9JG ,,,,
CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAhls ,i
ioned the court for letters Of datve testamentary
executorship Oh the estate Of the late Mare
Jean Louis: Notice is hereby gwen % a. m iy
NAV concern to show cause within 'eo Wy - -, ~" ~
! tie prayer of 7se sad petitioner aho''u HUI W
granted.
~ ~ 49 1,a Oh 'ie court NJ. o. TRACY. Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-13

OBsTRUCTING Observation-Disclosures
are daily making arrests OF persons VINO
roll wheelbarrows on the banQuettes. ms
is an excellent movement, and will result III
favoring pedestrians, who at present seem
10 have few or no rights that porters are
bound to respect. Persons WHO violate this
law will surely be fined.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-13

PhalOn's Vitalia, although transparent
and cDlorless will darken gray hair to the exact
Shade it wore before it began TO fade! Among the
tIiumphs toilet chemistry it stands pre- eminent
II is clear and sweetsmelling, and its name al
ready is u household word"
Sold by all druggists and fancy goods dealers.
of lu
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-13
PETITION.
DETITZ0N.

To the Honorable Board of Administrators, and 10
the Mayor OF the city of Ney, Orleans:
GFS-IEaEy-We, The undersigned, property
owners on Franklin street, between Jackson aud
Philip streets Fourth District. earnestly be" OF Won
TO have tie said Franklin street between jackson
and Philip streets, opened. We have notnlIg bnta
small alley i'll trent OF ouE property, when VII
hardly allow dray to pass rom one street TO the
other the balance OF the 2roaMd having been sold
ro dii,lr4nt n,rtles as private property. Knowing
this to be necessary or having tOroughtare fro1a
Jackson 20 Philip streets AID as all the vacant
property il not vet improved. We peg your hcAofa-
DE body to consider. and grant Is our request.
Ne, Ii, tCftNllV.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-13

INTELLIGENCE BUsINEss.-A pretended IN
telligcnce office man, who uses the name
w. 2. Mckcttcrick, with Il room opposite
the Postotfice. is now before Recorder Staes
charged with obtaining money under false
pretenses. Two young men deposited zen
dollars with him on promise of being fur
nished with situations. After time the
lads became convinced tina: they were vie
timlzed, consequently entered complaint
It may come out that these Offices are not
unlike that directory swindie, exposed IN the
REPUBLICAN a few days ago.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-13

Editor Republican.-Please- announce Br. VI.
P. Avila candidate for Coroner for the Second
and Third Districts Of the parish Vi Orleans, sub
iect to the nomination OF the Republican party.
His honesty, zeal and inpartiaity viii secure for
him the support of the people set I'm
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-13
SUCCESSION NOTICES.

Succession Of Hugh Z. Dmfie alias Bic
Intre-No. 34042.
CSECOSn DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
= Observation-Disclosures Mrs. Eliza V. Mohood has
n,titiOned the court for letters of administration
on the estate OF the late Hugh r. putiie alias Nc
I;lt1ie deceased intestate: Notice is hereby given
t. al whom it may concern TO show cause WITHIN
ten dave why the prayer Of the said petitioner
should not be granted.
By order OF the court.
eeI3 l722 NJ. 0. TRACY, Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-13
POLITICAL NOTICES.


HEADQUARTERS sub.Executive Committee.
parish Of Orleans-At;i meeting of this committee,
held On Septeniber Il 1870, the following resolution
was unanimously adopted
Resolved That the headquarters of the Cam.
paicn Committee for the parish OF Orleans. shall
be at No. 222 Common street, and all cOmmunlca-
tons for that committee shall be addressed TO
(;rorue (irindley ESQ Secretary Campaign Com
mittec. THOMAS ISABELLE, Chairman.
NJ OrrrE Assistant Secretary. sel3
Ninth Ward held on Saturday, the tenth of Sep
TENDER, meeting, when the following resolution
passed:
the Hon John p Becker and Hon. William Bal er
Deputy Collector for addressing our meeting.
Hon John p Becker aud Hon. Maximilian Bon
zano We're elected honorary members OF the elup.
sel3 IT.
A Grand Mass Meeting, Under the AUS
pieces of the German Republican Ma%n0lla Gmb, IN
The Third Ward will take place on WEDNESDAY,
Mt eight O'clock in the large Ballroom OF the Ma.
tiona Hall. POydras street between Liberty ana
Franklin streets. The German Executive Commit
Zee all German Republicans in the city. and all
Republican Clubs in the Third Ward are respect
fully invited to he present pronnent speakers IN
4 fine brass band Will be present. By order OF the
scl32tE JULIUS RUECKHARD. Secretary.
1he International Republican Club OF
New orleans invites the Republicans OF all nation
aities and the public in general 10 attend a Mass
Meeting which will take place at the Aec lianIcs
| Institute blouse of Representatives, on
| THURSDAY. September IS, ut halfpast seven
| o'clock p, NJ The object 'of this meeting is TO eA
| nress our sylnrathes for the French Republic.
f. FILLEUL.
| CHARLES CARON,
| ROCHrM CRASTO,
| al. IACQUET.
| 4. +. SIMON,
| L. SIMON
! s.,sot Committee.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-13
Succession of Frederick Conn and Eliza

SNCCfSSFOH VUtti
beth Coau-No. "a 029.
SyECOED DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
- Orleaus.-Whereas, Elizabeth toan has peti-
toned The court ior letters of administration
the estate tho late Frederick Coan and Elizabeth
Coan dece ased, int estate. Notice Is hereby given
to all whom il may concern, to show cause within
ten days why the prayer Of the said petitioner
should not be granted.
BY order OF the court.
ee7 II IA NJ O. TRACY. Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-13

WILL BE PAID IN CURRENCY.-We hear it
stated in police circles that the police will
hereafter receive payment directly from the
city treasury, and we have no reason 20
doubt the rumor. This viii be good news
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-13

HOMICIDE IN THE PARISH OF JEFFERSON.
About eight o'clock Saturday evening
difficulty occurred on the Carter planta-
ton. in the parish of Jefferson fright bank J.,
between two coloicd men, Madison Vii
Earps and Reuben jones alias Ross, III
which the O,mer was cut and Killed by
Jones. The parties had had a fight during
the evening. but they were separated and
it was thought the matter was settled.
Jones. however. returned and renewed the
attack. stabbing Williams tllrfe times III
the abdomen. causing his bowels 10 pro
trude.
The cuts are all quite close together. " II
liamS, who is about fifty years old. died at
quarter past three o'clock Sunday morn
ing. Jones was arrested and confined IN
the Jail at Gretna. Tie plantation is that
of Mr.. j. II. Carter, OF New Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-13
Local Intelligence.

OFFICIAL NoRTUARY REPoRT.-Dr. ;. L.
Russell. secretary of the Board OF Health
reports that the whole number of interments
in this city for the week ending Monday
morning. were 40. This is greater than
or many weeks previously. There were
Is deaths of consumption, OF def-
rum tremens, 3 of diarrhea, 4 Of dropsy,
5 of dysenterry, l of fever, Of bilious
fever. 4 of congestive fever, ID of PERM
cious fever. i of puerperal fever, 2 of mala-
rial fever, , Of typhus fever, 10 OF yellow
fever, of hemorrhage, of heart disease
3 of inflammation of the bowels, . of lock
iaw,9 of pneumonia, of, smallpox, , were
drowned, premature birth, 9 stiIlborn..
The Secretary of the Board Of Health in
forms us that Of the nineteen deaths from
yellow fever, nearly all originated in the
nei ghborhood of the French market.
Fifteen were natives of Italy, two OF Ger
many, one of France and one OF Ireland.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-13

~.ccessioza OF Nary .NcNul.sie, deceased,
VIE, Of George Tate-No. j4.Q3I.
stECOND pISIIICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- Of Observation-Disclosures. George Tate has
peti,Ioned the court for letters of adniuistra-
ton on the estate Of the late Mary McNanie,
h.s deceased wife: Notice is hereby gwen
to all whom il may concern, to show cause within
ten days, why the prayer of the said petitioner
should not be granted.
BY order OF The Court.
seq l3 10 NJ. o. TRACY, CLERK.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-13

CRIMINAL CouRT.-Oiicer Z. Rousseve,
from the fifth precinct, charged with the
false imprisonment Of Vincent Buye, on the
twelfth of August, was convicted.
Elizabeth Shelly, charged By Bridget
Smith with assault and battery. On the
eleventh of August; was found guilty and
recommended to the mercy Of the court.
The Grand Jury found true bill against
Nancy Jane Barrett, for aiding and assist
ing in keeping a game, at which money was
hazarded.
Against Eugene Mccarthy, Fifth Justice
Of the Peace in Algiers, for e1nbezzleInent OF
constable fees.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-13
SPECIAL, NOTICES.

Headouarters First Company City Guard,
New Orleans, Louisiana, September 18th. l810-The
members of the First Company City Guard, and
those wishing to oin are requested to meet OF the
american Union Club Rooms (Davidson's Court, l26
Carondeiet street, THIS EVENING, at balfPas
seven o'clock, sharp. Every member should be
present as business of Importance Will be brought
before the meeting. By order:
sel3 CHARLES A. MYERS, First Sergeant.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-13

sucresaicn of James Nc4euOid.
A Ii. PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
II the estase Of James hcQuoid are notified 10
present the Same to the undersigned at the once
ct Gotten x levy No. IA Exchange Place, without
drlav r. NJ. BUF0RD,
anlt 4t0aw Administrator.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-13

The President shall appoint before the expiration
of the term ke present Board of Directors three
discreet pocy holders who shall I've Judges Of cleo
ton. They shall cause the policy no lders of the
association be notified by publication of five
secutive days In one newspaper published in New
orleans in English, one in French aud one in Ger-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-13

l. the undersigned, Recorder of Mortgages in and
for the parish OF Orleans city OF New Orleans State
of Louisiana. 20 hereby certify that the within act
of incorporation has been this day duly recorded
in my ONE IN book society No. 3, folio 1888.
G. DARCANTEL, Deputy.
New Orleans, August TO- 1870 $50
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-13

This court was in session yesterday. for
the trial OF rules and motions, but nothing
OF suecial interest transpircd.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-13
ARTICLE X.

Should the earnings of the association exceed tho
Of fifty thousand dollars in the first class, and
twenty Five tiiousand dollars in the second class,
the Board Of Directors shall have the right to dis
tribute such excess from time to time to the policy
holders pro RITA. as dividends the profits OF the
association said dividends to he placed to the
credit of the policy holders, to be expended in pay
nent OF future assessments; provided, that no
member shall be entitled to such dividend who has
no. heeu n member twelve months preceding the
tuV said dividend iali he declared.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-10-27
FRANCE AND HER RULERS.


Since the time of Louis XIV, who be.
gan to reign, in I641, no ruler in France
has been succeeded by his own son. The
Dauphin, only legitimate son of Louis lie
Grand, died in III, and the Duke of
Anjou, then sickly child of five years,
became heir apparent, being the Kings
great grandson. In 1715, this lad sue
eeeded, and was the famous, or infamous.
Louis XIV, whose vices had considerable
share in fastening the French Revolu.
ton. His son, also Dauphlu,5 died in
1894, leaving three sons each of whom
became King of France These were
Louis XVI, who succeeded in 1774, and
was guillotined in January, 1889. His
son, then prisoner in the temple, which
ne never quilted alive, dying in 1895,
never was King The second brother be-
came King in 1914, on the, abdication. of
Napoleon l., and, dating the commence
ment of his reign from the death of his
nephew, whom he chose to call Louis
XVII, reigned as Louis XVIII. until
Sept 10, 1924, when he died, childless
man. The Count d'Artois, third brother
OF the guillotined monarch, then became
King, with the title of Charles x, was
upPVoeu II looo, anu aDuICaCeQ III favor
o. his grandson, whose father, the Duke
OF Berri, had been assassinated in. 1890.
This child, now fifty years old, and known
as Count de Chambord, is called Henry
Y. by the Bourbonists, small section Of
legitimists in Paris, now represents the
Orleans line. Napoleon Bonaparte, elect
ed Emperor in 1904, finally abdicated in
1915, in favor Of his son, who died in
1882. Louis Napoleon became Emperor
IN 1852, and bis son il not likely to wear
the diadem and hold the sceptre of
France. Here, however, are seven mon
archs whom France had in regular Sc.
quence within one hundred years, not one
of whom was succeeded by his own son.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-10-27
And banners waved Before,

It .aoGs beauteous sight, as she went
upon her triumphant way to. Paris, and
with royal cousinship kissed the cheek of
the beautiful Empress of dFrance-the
then most beautiful woman of Europe.
We all remember the splendid fetes
that were given in honor of Victoria
sAlexandrina how all France bowed low
and lower, and sang paens whenever the
somewhat fat and frowzy English Queen
appeared at the, opera or drive. Paris
was wild in its enthusiasm at the mention
of her name, not because it loved her so
much, but because Great iBritain's repre-
sentative of all That royal and queenly
had
2A "Crossed over ~ " At'
81 tfis The straits OF Dover al .oofsu,
to, acknowledge the Royalty of, Louis
Napoleon, late London policeman, and
Eugene, late Countess Of Teba, then re-
spectively risen tolbe Emperor and EN-,
press of France. 40 .vnUe 63se41 ,oa|
France had always hankering after
the purple, and it always wanted the
assurance that it's own article was of true
Tyrian dye The, visit,of Victoria gave
this coveted o assurance, and France was
happy, and grateful, too, to the giyer OF
its happiness. In that way Victoria trod
altogether a royal path in France, in 1866.
A good many years have passed since
then, and momentousevents have changed
things in France. The Empire, whose
growing strength and splendors Victoria
then saw, vanished into thin air. The
Emperor, who with such grave courtesy,
welcomed her to the palace Of the Tuil-
leries, has had his throne tumbled into
the Seine by some soiled patriots, dressed
in tatteled blouses, and for himself, he is
prisonero Of another Ring. II & sd9 lsv8 ST.
Amid all this crash and rack, the EN-
press, whom Victoria welcomed with q
kiss into the family Of sovereigns, returns
the visit of 1855 She and her son, a
Prince Imperial have crossed over the
Straits OF, Dover, but, Victoria is in the
Highlands of Scotland, hunting grouse,
probably with honest John Brown. DsiH
There are oIfetes for Eugene she is
not at Windsor Castle !; no bands of noble
gentlemen accompany her no banners
wave before as she seeks out a house at
iChesselhurse, in which to rest after the
hurried flight and theiloss of an Empire,
following that fearful surrender at Sedan.
She and the Prince sit down upon their
cold hearth with all their household
goods scattered around them, while there
are none so poor as to do them reveI renee.