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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1870-11-10
NOTICE.

DY virtue of a vendi. oXpo. issued from
ID the circuit court of Washington
county at its August term, 1870. TO me
directed and for Il Judgment and costs pro-
nounced by said court for the sum SOL 81
cents debt and costs in f avor Of William
T.. Barron against William ~. HulSc, 1
will sell in the town of JonesbOrough Oh
the 9TH day of November, 1870. for cash
in hand, allrthe right title, claim, and i'll
terest Chat NlABA. ilalse has in an undi-
vlded tract of land situated in said county.
districtNo IA, 5on the waters of Sinking
Creek. adjoining the lands of Calvin Cox,
VIM. Perry, and Cynthia Bacon, contain
ing 10acreS, more or less, unless debt and
costs are sooner paid This 9th day of
October, 1870.
:. f. GRIFFITH, Sheriff.
TOOctG-OrfppS5
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NOTICE

Rf virtue of a vindi. expo. issued from
~ tie Circuit court of Washington coun-
tySIenn., at its August term, 1879. and to
me directed, pronounced by said court
upon a judgmentand costs in favor of X.
L.. Blair, and against jeremiah Duncan
and Mel SauglItOA, and John b. Gilliland
staSor, for the sum of 1872 30 cents, debt
and cost, with interest thereon, from the
secon Monday in August 1870. / will sell
on Monday the 9TH day of November 1870,
all the right, title, claim and interest that
John II. Gilliland has IN and to a tract or
parcel of land sitrated in said count
Tennessee. district No. 3, adjoining the
Iahds Oh J0hn Ciepper, Jacob Miller and
Others, said to contain about 4acres more
or less. at Choppers depot, formerly owned
by Thomas T.. Young, known as the w. j.
Strain property, until debt and costs are
fully paid. This 9th day of October 1870.
5. f.. GRIFFITH, Sheriff.
Oct. l3-4w.
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Shipped en- Application

BY the undersigned. in good tight barrels
properly marked. to any part of the Uni
ted States.
Address "
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IUOctO-prfeeS1 i.
q II u 4 ENOTTCE

DY virtue of a vendi. expo. issued from
ID the circuit court ut its August term
1870, to ME directed, and for Il Judgment
and costs pronounced by said court, for
the uin of SI920 cents in favor of Jesse z.
Tinker, and against John McCampbell d
60, L will sell at the Cour House door in
the town of Jonesboro' OH Monday the 9Th
day of November. 1870, all the right. title,
claim and interest that the said John Nc
Campbell u Co. has in and to Il tract of
land situated in Washington county, dis
trict No. =, adjoining the lands of Lewis
- widow Tinker and others. contain
ing acres, more or less, unless debt
and costs are sooner paid. This 9Th day
of October, ISL. r-.r
S.. E. GRIFFITH, Sheriff.
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DIX virtue of n vendi exp issued from
ID tho circuit court OF Washington coun-
ty, Tennessee at Its Augustterlm, 1870, to
me directed, pronounced by said court
upon Il judgment and costs for the sum of
SIS S3cents, in favor CofGST CDeak and
against Jesse AIien. Charlotte Allen and
William Mosser, | will sell at the court
house deer i'm tie town of Jonesborougb.
/ ON,TuE TIL OF NOVEMBER, 1870.
for cash in hand, all the right, title, claim
and interest that Jesse CAilen, Charlotte
Allen and William Mosser has-in and to
10 acres of and in Washington couHty.
Tennessee, district Noll, adjoining the
lands of Jesse Arfowood. james Hodge
and others, until debt and costs are fully
paid. This 9th October 1870.
- t%S. f. GRdFFITH; Sheriff.
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Chestnut Trees.

Chestnut Trees. !.
100000, 2 inches TO A feet ligh.s Best
Timber and Nut Tree planted. A six
teen page circular FREE. And all sorts
of Nurse.y Stock. Address
= STORRS, HARRISON & Co.
gainesville, Lake Co., o.
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Bloomington. IIIinOiS.
Circuit ~COurt-WaShingtOn County.

G.. w. Telford and f. Z. Nathcs EXecu-
tors fE. l.. Matlies decd " +. W. Lane.
IN this cause the Plaintiffs obtained a
i Judgment against the Defendant be
fore Josiah +. Brown. Esq. a j. p. for
Washington county. on the 9Th day of
January 1870, for the suin of 1898 -. upon
which an execution was issued. which
came to the hanGs of VIM. Cloyd, q con
stable of said county. and WAS levied on
the real estate OF the defendant + w Lane,
and the papers duly returned to the cir
cult court of Washington county. Tenncs-
see, for condemnation of said land.
And at the March term 1870 of orr said
court the death OF the said I w Lane hav-
ing been suggested and proven IN open
court, and it further being shown to the
court that two of the heirs of the said
+. w. Lane to wit: Francis W Ian and
John Lane are nou-residcnts of the State
ofTenneSsec: 1t Is therefore ordered that.
publication be made for four successive
weeks i'll the HERALD AM TRIBUNE a
newspaper publishedinth e town of Jones
borough. notifying the said Francis w
Lane and John Lane TO appear before the
next term of oIIr said circuit court to be
held ut the court house in Joncsborough
on the End Monday after the 18th Monday
of November next, and shcw cause If any
they have, why said Judgment should not
be. revived against them, and why the
lands of the Said fE3SdElne descended to
them should not be sold forthe satisfaction
thereof. ny Oh -afu-GaH 1tFO
Given under my hand at office in Jones'
borough this October Rules 1870.
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HAWKINS COUNTY

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NEW Y0RK

TF YOU want the best quality of Shoes
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b1m \ DAY-business entirely new
@AW aud honorable. Liberal induce
meuts. Descriptive circulars sent free.
Address j. G. RAND 60, Biddleford,
Maine. Sw
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Helm lids Fluid Extract If Buchu,

In affections peculiar to Females, is I'M
equalled by any other preparations, az in
Cillorosis. or Retention, Painfulness, or
Suppression of Customary Excavations.
liberated or SchirrIts State of the Uterus,
aud all complaints incident 10 the sex, or
the decline or change of life.
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A-trIe copy-Iest. -
s. y. BOyELL, Clerk. q
neutrality-suspicious.
Chancery Court at Jone bcro.
Sarah Cawoed Ms. Riehard iCawood.

IN this canse it is alledged that the de-
i fendant ris q resident of the State of
Alabama, 1t is therefore Gro cred that pub
lication belmade for four successive weeks
i'm the HERALD & TRIBUNE. calling on
the said defendant to appear before the
Chancery Court at Joncsborough, Tenn.
on the 4th Monday Of November, 1S70and
plead. answer or demur, otherwise this
cause will De set for bearing as to him, EX-
PARTE. September .. $40
HENRY uOSS, c. VI.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-09

The Crescent City Republican C,;h.

This club. composed in the main OF men
who are recent converts 10 the ranks of the
Republican party, met Tuesday evening III
the House of Representatives. II has been
recently organized by Judge Atocha. and
he has been elected its President. The
club now numbers very largely and the
fact that IT is rapidly gaining new members
from the ranks OF the Democratic party,
men who have become disguised with its
regeneration and utter want OF principle.
is plain enough proof Of the still waning
fortunes of the Democracy.
The recent attempt Of Democratic leaders
to affiliate with the colored people, and
their square back down from the famous
declaration that this is a white mans
government and consequently coloced
suffrage could not he tolerated. Is evidence
of their ticklencss and lack of principle.
In Succumbing to the Republican plat
form in this respect, they are right, for in
doing so they but yield to the majesty OF
law: but they are wrong i'll claiming 20 be
friends OF the colorcd men because they
have done 50. They are really no better
friends of colored men now than before. but
they want.to make them their friends that
they may help them to get Office: and that
is the whole secret Of their correspondence
will poor Brown and his conversion -
Democracy.
But for one convert thus made by The
Democratic party. the Republican party
has made hundreds among the white men.
who have become disguised with such
transparent hypocrisy and utter want OF
manly consistency.
The Crescent City Republican Club is
likely to prove terror 70 Democracy, Ior
it embraces men Of talent and energy WHO,
having reached the broad platform Of Re
publicanisIn. Will wort: Tor the success OF
the party and its principles II the political
| campaign Just opened.
| The club was addressed by Governor
| Warmoth and Captain sheridan. and these
| gentlemen welcomed the new converts IL
Republicanism in their most cordial style oi
ora toI.y, declaring that thcy believe The Re
| publican platform 10 he broad enough iol
all who really and sincerely desire equal,
civil and political freedom - prevail
| throughout the land.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-09
REGISTRATION.
OFFICE STATE REGISTRAR OF.

OFFICE STATE REGISTRAR OF VOTERS,
New Orleans Septembcr4 4, 1870. )
NOTICE e HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE OFFICES
~ OF the Assistant Supervisors of Registration,
for the various wards Of tie city of New Orleans,
viii be opened on MONDAY, September 5. at the
places designated below. and VIII remain open until
FRIDAY, October 26, 1870, Sundays and legal hoh-
Office hours from seven clock A. n 10 II o'clock
NJ and from Two O'Clock p. NJ. to seven o'clock
=. NJ. each day.
In conformity with the provisions of paragraph
five of section fOrt ythree OF the Act to provide
for the revision and correction OF the lists OF regis
Tered voters of the State etc. approved March TO-
1870 the registration Of voters for the parish OF
Orleans viii be compete new.
All qualified electors of the parish OF Orleans,
whether previously registered OF not, who desire
10 vote Il the general election November. $780,
must make APPLICATION for registry 10 the Assistant
Supervisor OF Registration Oft waldin which they
resides
Offices:
FIRST WARn-No. 405 Magazine street, between
Terpsichore ana Meipomeue streets.
SECOND WARD-No. 3ol Magazine street. De-
tween Caliiope and G;iennie streets.
THIRD WARlt--No. 1919 Liberty street, between
perGido and POvttras streets.
FOURTH WAKD-Corner Irene and Cent streets,
up stairs.
FIFTH WARI-Nc. l4l Daupline street, between
81. Peter au,! Toulouse streets.
SIXTH wARD-Corner Where street and Bayou
Road.
SEVENTH wARD-No. "a Frenchmen street,
corner Victory street.
EIGHTH WARD-Corucr Poet and Craps streets.
NINTH WARD-No. 84 Louisa street, between
Rampant and Burgundy streets.
TENTH WARD-No. I16 ST Mary street, near Mag
.Zine street.
ELEVENTH WARp-NO. 75G Magazine street,
near Washington street.
b. P. BLANCHARD.
State Registrar OF voters and Supervisor OF Regis
t..tion, Parish oi ORLEANS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-09
TIE COURTS.
Fourth District Court.

Magdalcna Weber. wife OF Andrew Girls
baum vs.. her Husband-This is Il sultftor
divorce, based on the following allegations:
Magdalena Weber and Andrew Glisbaunl
intermarred in this city in the year 1874.
and three childrenwere born of their union.
The husband is accused of having always
treated his wife most cruelty and in the
most shameful manner: that during the last
wear he has forgotten his duty toward his
wife. and has allowed himself TO beat her
on several occasions, and in August last
he abandoned her entirely. without proYid-
inc any means for her LiyeilhOod although
he is well aware that she has her young
daughter. aged sixteen years. residing WIN
her. Petitioner alleges that the conduct OF
her husband renders life insupportable, and
conpels her to have recourse to the tnnu-
mails OF the land for Il divorce.
Petitioner further alleges that there Is
property i'll this city which belongs to tne
community existing between her anb bcf
husband and by the laws Of the state sue
is entitled 10 one-half thereof. winch she
here claims.
Petitioner alleges that il is necessary tA&t
an inventory OF ali the property. both NOV
able and immovabe De taken ny notary
public. and that a writ Of Injunction lss'tc'
cniOiuing the husband from disposiIIg OF the
property of the community.
Petitioner further alleges that she is IN
precautions condition. and has no means
whatsoever to support herself and her
child. and therefor .nacessitatcs an aiimony
OF about S25 per month.
Tpon these representations Judge Theard
ordered that petitioner be authorized to
prosecute this suit; that writ OF u1anc-
ton issue that an inventory, as prayed Tor,
he taken by A. u. Dorio, notary public !;
that A. j. Wagner and Til. Theard be ap,
pointed appraisers; and that the care and
guardianship Of the children be allowed TO
petitioner.
4 Divorce suit.
Laurie Am;nthe Desforses VS.. Charles NJ.
Tarut, her husband--In this case. MED IN
the Fourth District Court, petitioner
alleges that on the nineteenth of May, 1867,
she obtained % separation from bed and
board from her husband, by decree of the
Fourth District Court, but since then, owing
to circumstances in society, she has been
compelled to live again with him and see
whether, by reconciliation, she could OBJ
tain reformation of her said husband for
the welfare and future prosperity of her
minor children but now, seeing that it is
impossible for her to live again with him on
account Of his habitual intemperanee, eS-
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eesses, cruel treatment and outrageous con
duct toward her and her children, which
are of such character as to render then
living together insupportable, she now
again seeks a separation from bed and
board.
Petitioner further represents that she con-
tracted marriage with the defendant Oh the
twenty-fourth of May, 1856; that she had
three minor children, aged from four to
twelve years. and that it is necessary she
should have their sole guardianship. mas
much as she is able to maintain and educate
them, as she has done from their birth.
Judge Theari issued ii preliminary order,
allowing the plaintiff the custody OF her
children. and assigning her donicil.
Eighth District Court.
State ey rel. George II. Andre VS.. II. c.
Warmoth ct al. Liquidators of the Floating
Debt. Patrick Frizzel, intervenor.-ln this
case relator asked a mandanf,ls compelling
the respondents to recognize and pay out OF
debteduess for $1,000. issued to George Alban
and A. j. Oliver, for work done on the
levees of the State.
Patrick FriZZel intervened and CLAIMED
the certificate of indebtedness rs his individ-
ual property, acquired by purchase.
On the thirty-tirst of August Judge Dib
BILE made the mandamus peremptory, thus
recognizing the Validity OF the ccrtlhcate OF
indebtedness and the liability of the State
to pay the amount of the certificate to the
lawful holder thereof.
The case came up for examination yester-
day. touching the ownership OF the certiti-
cate.
Several witnesses were examined, and the
matter was postponed until Wednesday. the
twenty-lrst instant.
Habeas Corpus Case.
Patrick Clark was Yesterday brought be-
fore Judge Dibble on "A writ of habeas cor
pus. 1t appears that he had been commit
ted TO the Parish Prison by order of Benia-
min Campbell. Recorder of the Sixth Dis
trict of New Orleans. 1t appeared by a
copy of the ntittimVS filed in evidence, that
he had been imprisoned ''for violating the
city ordinance" The defense was that the
commitment was void inasmuch Us it did
not specify any .nticnse. and the court so
held. The prisoner was discharged.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-09

Tie sailing OF the Mathilda was SO SUI
nerior to her first essay in these waters, that
neoplc think she has undergone some great
improvement, greasing her bottom, per-
Technically, the regatta was decided. OF
coursc. But we are inclined 10 think the
respective merits Of the several vessels re
main as undecided as ever; Another race
may bring different result, and another
again result still different; 0"aen oaoe
The race was done, and large company
adjourned to the Washington Hotel, where
the prizes were to be awarded. and so
forth. Eventually there was considerable
Of the latter.
H. Rareshide, Esq, delivered the prizes,
making Il short address, when was re-
sDonded to by Colonel Howard, who took
the occasion to present the splendid silver
pitcher, one of the days prizes, to the sail
ing master of the Protos, Johnny Clemens.
Tie speeches were telling, SO was the
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-09
OFFfcr BoAkp OF prBLIC WORKS, }
State of Louisiana,
New Orleans, August 81, 1870. J

OFFICE Board OF prBIIC WORKS,
State of LoIlis lana, :
New Orleans August 81, 1870. J
,tFALEn PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
, this Office until the twenty-tir day OF Sep
TENDER, 1870 Ut twelve O'Clock Nj, tor the remoy
int. of distractions and improving the navigation
OF bayou Bartholomew. III MorehOuse parish,
Fifth Levee District.
The work Will be divided into four sections specif.
cations and plans OF which may be Sc en- 10 this
office
FIRST DIvISION-From junction OF Cuachi:a
river 10 the Speaker Gin House.
SECOND DIvISfON-From end of first 10 q point
half mile above the Bonner Gin House.
THIRD DIVISIOE-From cad Of second TO a point
opposite the dwelling house of Captain Knox
FOURTH DIvISION-FrOm end of third to State
line.
Bidders to whom contracts may be awarded. will
be required to furnish good and sufficient bonds
1871.
The right to reject any all bids is reserved by
| the Board
BY order:
! sci I'd r. y. MITCHELL. Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-09
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.

FIFTH DISTRICT, PARISH OF ORLEANS,
Right Bank, August l, 1870.
A GREEABLY TO SECTION 4S OF AN "ACT EN-
IA titled act to provide revenue for the support
OF the state of Louisiana, and the manner OF col
lectiug the same" approved, March Is, 1870
Notice is hereby given to all tax payers of the
parish Of Orleans Fifth DISTRICT that the
ment roll is opened to the public for exanlina
ton at Fifth Justice Court Where street, Agers,
and will so remain until the first day OF September,
1870 The undersigned viii be i'll attendance during
said period, SUNDAYS excepted, between the hours
OF 9 j. NJ. and p. Al and i'll readiness TO correct
all erroneous assessments
o. PiLMAN, State Assessor.
L. J. BRUNE'T, Board Of Assessors.
+. MCCARTHY,
au2 Tot Fifth Justice of the Peace.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-09
CANCELLATION OF BOND.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,

STATE OF LOrIsI4SA,)
Executive Department,
New Orleans, August !, 1870,
WHEREAS, APPLICATION Has BEEN MADE TO
~ ~ 20 cancel the otficia bond OF c. billing
ham rs Register OF ConvcvancCs for the parish of
Orleans, TO Wit \ bond dated the twentv-secoud
vi August, 1867, Tor the sum OF fifteen thousand
dollars signed by c. Dillingham;, rs principal. and
James T. Hintz and L. Madison Nay, as securities,
each IN the of seven thousand five hundred
dollars the said bond heing for re faithful perform
Register aforesaid
Notice is hereby given 70 all persons interested
il! the said boui to SHOW Canss i'll writing ut the
office of the Secretary Of state within ninety day
..tt,r the last publication hereof why the SAID
bend Should not be rancei"d and annulled.
Given under my hand and the seal OF state as
above and OF the independence Of the United
States the ninetrthird.
b. the Governor:
Fl. c. WARMOTH.
Gro Z. fovEE Secretary of State. aus BOT p
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-09
Tenth Ward Republicans.

The flag presentation to the Tenth Ward
Republican Club viii take place this eve
ming ut Miles Schoolhouse, corner of DO
scphine and Fulton streets. at seven o'clock,
and there will be a grand rally OF Repub-
licans Governor WarInoth, General Shell
don. A. Barber, James F. Casey. David
Wilson, Captain George 4. Sheridan and
other prominent Republicans are expected
10 he present. Mr.. Thomas Kelly Custom
hous, band will be il attendance
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-09
Academy Of Music.

The "sreat event. this evening is to hap
pen at the Academy OF Music, on the oeca-
sion of the benefit of Billy Emerson, who
will appear in his unapproachable and in
imitable songs and dances, The laughable
sketch Of "A Trip to Paris" comes near the
close of the performance, which concludes
with the popular operate burletta entitled
Little Faust" Rally, boys, and attend
ladies. and give M. Emerson Il benefit that
will make him to remember the occasion
with pleasure.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-09
NOTICE.


STATE OF LOUISIANA
Auditors Office, ,
New Orleans. August 81 1870.
YEHHE PUBLIC is HEREBY CAUTIONED AGAINST
Z negotiating tor the two following described
State warrants, payment Of the same having been
stopped, to wit:
slate warrant No. pa. for seven thousand two
hundred and thirty dollars $500 issued jay %,
1870 III favor OF $. a. Isaac. in payment OF two hun
dred and torty-one il4l State coupons et interest
OF = "a each.
State warrant No. 252 for twelve thousand one
hundred adltwenty dollars i Y l2ol issued August
6 1870 III favor I'll =. 4. Isaac, III payment of four
hundred and four t+G.) Stae coupons Of interest of
$50 each JAMES GRAHAM
sci 3 ) 7 10 Auditor.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-09
sixth Senatorial District.

The delegates 10 the Sixth Senatorial Dis
trict Republican Conventions met Wednes-
day at 1.-THE courthouse Of 1t. Charles parish,
and organized by the choice % Hon. NJ. +.
Smith as Chairman, and Augustus Soutiei
Secretary.
After the ordinary prelimina"ies. the dele
cation proceeded 10 the business OF the con
vention, when the following gentlemen were
put in nomination: Hon. Sam n. Todd,
john Lockwood and DR.. 5. l.. Henry. On
the first ballot Hon. Sam N. Todd received
q majority Of the votes east, when it was re
solved that his nomination be made unanl-
nous. which was carried.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-09
POLITICAL NOTICES.
Hall Thirteenth Ward Charles Suun

Hall TiiirTceUt., Ward Charles SIMMER
Radical Republican Club New orleans, Scitcnhtr
. lSTO-at q meeting q: the above named CLUB. hr.t
this daN the following res r!l"hs o'iereo y ~ b.
Rurirz Esd. adopted. VIZ:
b i resolved ty tie Thirteenth ward Charles
Sumner Radical Republican tlub, that ;hc acton OF
the nominating convention. held in Gurr";on par
sh nf Jefferson the thiU dav OF September. 1870
in nominating M"esrs. T. L. stamps John GaTst-
kamp. Il. &. Gardner, ard Or. !! H. " orfil As c4i-
dates for the Ii0u-.. 81 kcIcrs1 natives from the
parish ot Jefferson he hereby endorsed and ratified
by this club
RrsolycG That we the Republicans Of the Thir
tecrth Ward. viii sustain! and support the said
nominations nj he ensuing election.
Resolved, That these resolution be pnbltshed IL
tI,,, New Orleans REPUBLICAN ana Louisiana state
Register. join NAftNi hadf FF'Sih'
Y {; ,rnFT Secretary seq II