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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-09

DIX G. f. GIN AKDEY a. CO.. AUG.
- tioneers-Nlcnota y. Hoey. Aucuoneer-Otice
lsIo, at twelve o,ciack NJ. will be sold at public
auction. at the Mefchants and Auction GERS Ex-
house streets by ana N OF an order from
the Honorable J.. ii. Duvigneaud, Judge of the
dated December s. 1869 and bearing the No 30, 10,
on tie docket Of SAID court. and rendered in the
above entitled matter; End of a subsequent order,
rendered eleventh Of March. 1870 the following
THE. NELL KN WI AND CAPACIOUs
81 Fam COTTON PRESS, known as Fassman's
Press, opposite the New Orleans, jackson and Great
Northern Railroad depot. in the First District of
this city, comprising two entire squares the first Of
which is formed by Calliope, Euphrosine. Howard
and treret Tor Jacobs street. measuring as follows
2a3 feet incnes lines front on Caliope and Euphro
sine streets By 30l feet inches lines front on How
ard and Ereret date Jacobs) streets. The second
square is bounded by Callope Euphrosine, Jacobs
Tor Freret) and Soils Tor l.oeus) Streets and meas
follows: 253 feet inches liz tro1t on each
of CalIiope and kuphrosue streets, and Sol feet
inches lines front each of Ereret and Locust
date Jacobs and Sos) streets, per plans at sale.
The property IS under lease, ending the first of
payable monthly repres ented by ofthe Ienaut,
lessee to be ransferred to the purchaser for
unexp'rsd porSon OF the lease; said properly te be
Together with 81 the buildings and improve.
ments thereon, comprising on each square most
sub tantialy built brick warehouse walls two
bricks thick). constructed by the late Mr.. Henry
kassna1 with the best n,atera's for his own occu-
patton, ana expressly ARRANGED ano spbdlvIded to
suit the convenience and afford every facility for
the STORAGE and con1piessinent OF cotton. The
Press Is equipped with powerful Tyler press com
pete in all us appointments.
Situated almost opposite the New Orleans, Crest
Nor. hern and Jackson RAJ lroad depot and within
these great arteries al commerce renders ITS
position not only com handing. tut superior 10 any
press IN the CITY for large patronage, which II hS
steadily enjoyed sirce its construction Therefore,
either as an Investment or profitable enterprise,
II it can command $4,000 TO $4,000 rental, what
must II not pay business?
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SUCCESSION or NARY AIM EASTMAN.

Second stric, Coor, for tho PARISH 6 Orleans
10. ie,322.
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AUCTION SALES.
By G. E. Girardey & Co.
EXTENSIVE AND PEREMPTORY
SALE At AUCTION

VALUABLE SECOND AND Third DIS
TRIOr PROPERTY.
COMPRISING
STORES AND DWELLINGS, ETC. ONE,
TWO, THREE AND -FOUR STORY BgICK-
IN GOOD LOCATIONS AND UNDER RE
NUNERATiYE RENTALS.
SUCCESSION OF TIE LATE DOMINIQUE
LAEATA.
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) ames ). Tarleton Ird E. Z. Nortqp, Assignees OF
Given, Watts 1t Co., bsukrupts, VS.. W. 3. Mar.
shall, Assignee Of p. VI. Grant, bankrupt.
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FoE ACCOUNT OE THE SUCCESSION OF
THE LATE SUMPTER TURNER.
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Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. 32,79Z
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
SEVENTH DISTRICT COURT FORSTHE PAR
ISH OF ORLEANS.
HEREBY CERTIFY wu.r

MRS. ANN MULLEN VS.. JOHN MULLEN. HER
husband-No. ls9I
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VALUABLE RArrURE PROPERTY,
WITH Ito Right of kccretion.
MIS- JOHN HARRISON Hr al VS.. MAURICE
N. Bowman, Curator, etc.

SIT IN PARTITION.
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On EASY TERMS AND LONG CREDIT.
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Second District Court for the Parish c. Orleans.
No. 80, Las.
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VALUABLE STEAM COTTON PRESS,
COMPRISING TWO SQUARES OF GRorND,
Completely Equipped with Steam Tyler Press
Weiikbowp as the
"FAsSMANN STEAM COTTON PRESS"
With Sixteen Building Lots, opposite TIE jackson
Railroad Depot.
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'ITF LATE
aOBELOT
EH. AuO
.ge Alley
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7ets lin Al
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On credit
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year 1870.
public, at
lamps
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80 LENDID INVESTMENT.

TIE WELL KNOWN FACTORS COTTON
PRESS.
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TWO SHARES OF La vAg1E-E ASSOCIATION
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Two SHARES of La Variete Association.
1WO SHARES of Mechanics and ApricuItnrs
I air Association.
SCRlP OF the Louisiana Mutual Insurance Com.
pany 1862 for 500 1868 Tor S4 1855 for stO 1864 Tor
SftU; 1867 for $40, 1865 for Ssv.
Terms-Cash, rnboe
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SUCCESSION OF EDWARD SHIT.
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ON ST
C THE
lMPART
l53 AND
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Succession Q! tie late Henry Fassmarn.
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NY G. e. GEEar.nrY d. DE. AunL

Second Dl5arc; Corr, for the Parish Of Orieans-
No 3327S
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SUIT In PARTITION.

Fourth District Court fog the Parish Of Orleans
Nc IA 726
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VACANT LOT ON CANAL STREET.
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px NEVILLE d. VAN soErsGrx.

COMPANY.
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NJ. STIFF and ais, vs.. Ars. Emily l. Shift, Tutriz.
The Portland daily press., 1870-10-31
Gossip and GIean,nss,

The distributing reservoir of the New
Bedford water works is to be stocked with
black bass.
Rev. Thomas Conant, for fifty years q
faithful and highly esteemed Baptist minister
in Plymouth county, died at Scituate. Mass,
Sunday, aged s5 years.
A complete reformation has taken place
In the life of a notorious debauchee OF Cin-
c.nnat. through the instrumentaity Of q
friendly ghost, who is said to have paid him q
visit some weeks since. May the good ghosts
abound.
"A jury at Portsmouth, Ohio, has lust
given verdict under recent law, award
ing a woman $175 damages against a retail
dealer, for selling her husband liquor, thereby
causing him to neglect his business.
The Missouri Republican is informed that
the total number of Cinnamon sent across
the continent is now about 2,OOO
The London Court Journal of October
Sth, says: "Mrs. Lincoln, widow Of the late
President of the United States OF America
arrived in Dundee on Wednesday, on visit
to Mr.. Smith, the American Consul and pas
tor of the late President. She would return
70 the Continent in few days."
1T is said there will be worked into starch
in Lancaster and Jefferson, this season. full
100000 bushels Of potatoes. Starch potatoes
sell for thirty five cents, and table potatoes for
fifty cents.
"A young man having married an heiress
said that it wasn't the face of his wife that
struck him so much as her figure.
The Portland daily press., 1870-10-31

THE MOTHERS OF STATE HERoINEs.-
The use of mother to a popular actress is
obvious. Who can SO urgantly and indeta-
tigably besiese manager with applications
for the privileges and perquisites which every
actress desires? Who car so well guard the
tender flower from too close observation ?
Who can so well watch in the dressing room
while the performer is on the stage? And
who can so well discourse On the artistic
merits and general popularity of an actress,
as the Ma of that actress. The fist time |
went behind the scenes at the Phoenix was
in the morning. Unused to the place, stop
ped at the greenroom door, wonderinn if that
was where the rehearsal was, and il there
should find the managers. with whom had
business to transact Four ladies'. elderly,
dingy and OF severe aspect, were wildly gestic
ulatlnq. l supposed il was scene from the
new piece, and stood observing them.
allow Impressive" thought |, is this devo-
tion to art! These women, absorbed in their
characters forget the existence of the outside
world, and do not notice my presence, alb
sorbed as they are 10 the IDEAL"
1t was at this moment that the doorkeeper
touched me, and said:
The manager is this way, at rehearsal,
SIR"
"Why, said /, in some suryrise, "isn't this
rehearsal?"
mo, sir" said the doorkeeper, with a smile.
"WhO are these ladies' p I asked. al
thoughs surely they were acting; they seemei /
so earnest"
Inc doorkeeper grinned. "Them," said he,
mas OF dlnerent ladies' in the company,
ana they're eoin' on about their daughters.
iney most always does when they gets to-
gether."
IL was then, for the first time, that 1 real
lzed now much mother was to dramatic
performer. The lite of the stage is terribly
full of temptation, and quite as likely to de-
strOy feminine modesty and reserve as
course of fashionable society flirtations.-Otd
and New for November.
The Portland daily press., 1870-10-31

MANY of our readers will remember the
murder, year ago, OF Mrs. Hobbs, in Boston,
on the 21st, by Mayor White. The husband
Ofthe lady, DR.. Alvah Hobbs, died in Canton
on the 25th of consumption, and with him
will be buried secret, the possible reveal
ment of which has been constant terror to
certain parties, high in Office, in the moral
city of Boston, who were more nearly impli-
Gated in the circumstances which led to the
tragedy than is generally known. 1t may be
remembered that desperate effort was made
to procure the pardon of White while in jail,
the petition being signed by prominent citi-
zens, on the ground that White was insane,
and that he was tar gone IN consumption
a statement having no foundation in fact.
At the time set for the trial, neither DIR.
Hobbs nor the servant girl could be found,
and the Whereabouts of the former was not
known to half dozen OF bis former friends
until the announcement of his death in the
papers. The murder was coo-bloOded and
tieiiharate one, yet White was sent 10 Charles
town on his own plea of "guity of maibsaigh-
ter" The papers refrained from giving the
whole OF the trne story OF the case, and now
that DR. Hobbs is dead, no absolute proof ex-
lists against the parties hinted at. Time may
yet reveal the full story.
The Portland daily press., 1870-10-31

THE story about the Irisbman in Oregon
who whined because his neighbor bired Chi
nese .wood saver, and then made profit py
himself employing, 10 do the same work. q
heathen Chinese, finds confirmation in the
working of an anti-coo lie laundry In San
Francisco. The new firm (they were women)
for a time ran successfully and everything was
going on lovely, when some of the patrons
discovered that their washing was actuslly
sublet to Chinese washerwomen. The man
ayers had procured their work done by the
hated Mongolians at two-thirds the usual
price, and had pocketed the other third, .
clear profit OF fifty per cent As soon as the
pig-tail cat was let out OF the bag the ingeni-
Gus Swindle collapsed.
The Portland daily press., 1870-10-31

Philadelphia is desenerating from the God
fearing, peace-loving. sedate and sober town
it was under Quaker influence, to rivalry
with New York in wlckedness. A newspaper
reporter, who went about to see what he
could see in that city last Sunday, found cock
fgh's going on, sailors dance-houses open for
business, bulldogs contending for prizes, half
drunken loaiers in m~ny of the streets insult
ing every woman passing, horse-raciug Oh
the avenues. and great assemblages at various
points of "roughs, rowdies, firemen, shoulder
hitters, and thieyesn
The Portland daily press., 1870-10-31

PREMIUMS FOR FOREST TREEs.-The
Massachusetts Society for promoting Agricul
ture has award ed to Major Ben Perley Poore,
of Indian Hill farm. near NewburypOrt. the
offered in 1868 Tor the best plantation of for
est trees. planted before 1860 and growing in
1870. This premium was offered in compli.
ance with statute ch. az, sect. 6, for the rails
ing and preserving OF oak and other forest
trees best adapted to perpetuate within the
state an adequate supply of ship timber."-
Major Poore has not only successfully demon
strated tat forest trees can be profitaby
grown where the land is not of great value
but he has shown that our bleak and barren
nils can be re-clothed witt forests, restoring
tne soil, reviving exhausted springs in the val
leys, and ameliorating the climate.-BoSton
Journal.
The Portland daily press., 1870-10-31
DRENNMAKING

I N all its branches and in the best manner. The
L fitting graceful and accurate; Ladies wishing to
m :ke 10 their own ma erals will wi do well to call
a. they can have their Dresses and Waists cut and
Wasted in few minutes at No. 2 Ftm street, Room
No.3. l.. Il. MARTIN.
NIB. Dresses cut in any material at half price
for fourteen days. oc2itf
The Portland daily press., 1870-10-31

TO set ass zaq on ages a.
ENIRST class Store and Cffices on Exchange Street
Il between Middle and Fore Streets. Apply to ~
W. I'll, ANDEkSON, ~
At Office OF Nathan Webb, ESQ, No, 50 Exchange
Street. dec,O,itf
The Portland daily press., 1870-10-31
Stains Remcved.

a LII stains removed from the hands, and tom
paint, as it by magic. Receipt sent Tree for
fifteen cents and stamp. Address.
ocz5s1w HENRY MERRII.I&y e. CO.
Portland Me.
The Portland daily press., 1870-10-31
Il o LIE 4.

CTORAGE and Wharfage OF Custom House
- Wharf, Apply tOLINCH BARKER e. Co.,
Oc16tt 139 Commercial St.
The Portland daily press., 1870-10-31
TO THE PUBvIC.

We wish to state that we ara selling Dr f.orrot,
Medical Electrical Disks wholesale and rctaaI a t =,
nave done from the first tor we believe them to bt
aecniedly the hest thing o., the kind ever invented
they have been looking tor f = ~
GOLDMAN 81 SHURTLEI<,
surgical instrument Makers and Dealers
IL and 10 fremont Street, Boston.
Ofuers may be addressed to Dealers or
ELECTRIC DISK CO.,
aug10d3mis 25 Bromfield ST., Boston.
The Portland daily press., 1870-10-31

eDem e0tS TO Let.
A T from 81 to $12 per month, in Portland and
"A Care Elizabeth. Enquire Of N. NJ. Woodman,
~ Oak Street, and j. C. WOODMA
janedtf 144i Exchange St.
The Portland daily press., 1870-10-31
RLVGLE.ADER

This Celebrated Brand of Flour,
FROM CHOICE WHEAT, t /
Crop OF 1877 is Tor ae at all FIRST class retail Flour
stores. dIy II and you will get very white Flour OF
iuos1 eAoeIf Ht qual " Oc14d3W
The Portland daily press., 1870-10-31
CAPE COTTAGE.

4 This fav0rte Seaside House and Sum-
U1>mer Resort. the finest on tue Name Coast,
EAssH.wlll be open tor transient and permanent
GEIjI, company, on the 18th inst. First-Class ac-
EL&commOda1ons in every appointment.
VAN VALKENBUkGH& q CO.,
ProprietOrs.
Portland, June 8, 1870. jun9tf
The Portland daily press., 1870-10-31
TO LET.

To Let.
A LARGE, pleasant front room, with board. on
- reasonable terms. For particulars apply at No.
40 Oxford street, near Elm. Oct2Stf
The Portland daily press., 1870-10-31
To Wash Your Clothes White ard Bright
+ nd Quickly ~-a3
ue Delapierre's Electric Soap J!

LII persons are hereby forbid, taking Iron or
IA Metals. from the wreck OF the Steamship Bo-
hemian. without my consent
ANY person or PERSONS, getting or receiving anv of
this Iron Metals. without my consent, aie liable
to prosecution.
A. G. CROSBY.
Portland 22nd Oct 1870. Oc25d3w
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-02-05

u-x4rNrHusar.asss NJ ssaaa.Ss = ~r<ssessEasss
fsyR. WHITE's Furniture ware-RoOms,
corrcr Of Market and King Streets, Charles
ton, 3. c., Supplies many families, beth
Country and Town 70 their full satisfaction.
Z .Readia few quotations from letters he re-
ceived:
sAS-SE sa sNEwBraRs, April s, 1869.
sMa. R.SwHITE-DHAn sfR. THE Furni-
tnre came safe to hand, end was just as you
represent oil, ii. Numbers Of yisitors have
looked at It, and Il Is much admired, In fact
nothing like it in this place. II may be the
means Of your selling more here.
Yours truly, #***
Another from Winnsboro, 8. c., says:
1--WE are well pleased with the suit. Send
Wardrobe to match.ns t&ttsF S3e3
And one from orangeburg County ~ :
Furniture arrived safe, and family de.
'lighted.p > ai{8 @if1 sfAAOs.
Try him for yourself.
E5fgf He keeps CRADLES too. t#6
E Corner King and Market Streets,
may-l2m Charleston, 8. C.
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EXTRACTS FROM vARlous LErrERs

EXTRACTS FROM VARIOUS LETTERS.
doctor, / was wi ov;;iTty;, III ihhc hospital
Before that ] had no skin discasc. Until
had bottle of your Constitution Nenoyator,
sent me by Ar. Roper. 1ff columbia. Ne,
suffered tortures with running sores. Sl.ca
l used two bottles | am all we'll except II
small sore on the calf of left leg, and that is
getting we'll fast"
This from lady.-"And now my skin is
rs clear and fair babcs My complexion,
thanks TO your Renovator," is beautiful
Eyes yes, l may well say such relief was
unknown to me before. Enclosed find FIVE
dollars for six bottles; two families here
want to try it"
IL was very much troubled with syphilis.
Your remedy seems to be curing me fast.
Send bottles per Express
"No more rheumatism Three bottles of
Constitution Rcnovator have made me II now
man."
Doctor enclosed find SIS. Please send me
q supply. Two families here want to try
your Constitution Renovator."
We have not space for more OF the above
extracts, but you can ask your neighbor
about the remedy. Every one has sonnet thing
good to say as it cures cvcry time.
FoR ALL DISEASES OF TIE
KIDNEYS, RETENTION OF THE URINE,
&C., &c.
-1nd for Female Dsrose,,
Nervous Prostration, Weakness, General
Lassitude, and Want of Appetite, it is un-
surpassed.
CAUTION In ordering our remedy al
ways place the number Of our Post Office
Box on your letters. Tho new law in our
New York Post Office compcls this
Address, DIR. VI. T.. HENRY 4 CO,
Director-Gcneral Berlin Hospital, Prussia
Agency of the United States.
Laboratory. 276 Pearl Street, Post Office Box
5272, New York
CONSTITUTION RENovATOR is ST. per
bottle, six bottles for So. Sent anywhere on
receipt of price. Patients arc request ed to
correspond con6dentially, and reply will be
made by following mail.
Sold by all respectable Druggistl
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-02-05

COOP For YoUNa LAWYERS
Many young lawyers who are, by the
judges of courts, assigned to dofend Grim
inals, for which they receive no fee, will,
pevflaps, oe interested in Wright's bill
to provide compensation for attorneys
assigned to defend criminal cases. The
bill recites that as the majority of the
persons who are tried before the Court
of Sessions are poor and unable 10
employ counsel, and the judge presiding
is thereby compelled to appoint some
officer of the court to conduct their de-
fence, and, therefore, for compensation
Of such officers SO assigned for defence,
be it enacted, that attorneys assigned to
the defence of parties in the Courts of
Session shall receive as compensation
for their services the following fees In
all cases capital, fifty dollars; casos of
arson and rape, twenty dollars; map-
slaughter and burglary, fifteen dollars;
and for sll other cases the sum of ten
dollars; that)the criminal shall select tue
attorney be or She may desire. II sse.s
..>.,i ~ f;rAf t:haS lesslaSg = FET} E3gEHj
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-02-05

THE JACQUES STUMP EXTRACTOR.
For many years, indeed as long as the
clearing Of forest land for agricultural
purposes has been necessary, (and this
period dates anterior to the days of CO.
lumbus,) the great difficulty in clearing
has been to getirid of the stump or root
of the tree which remained in the ground
after the tree was felled and converted
into the Thousand and one uses for which
the timber was necessary. In such land,
interlayed with roots and stumps, the
modern improvements in agricultural
implements could not be made use of,
and in these days when all such labor
saving machines arc most essential to
the thriving farmer or planter, he must
first look to the radical clearing of his
land.s14 ~
Our cnterprising fellow citizen and
master mechanic, Mr., James II. Eason,
has given this subject much of bis atten-
eioh VI ittS, tut pcCu oO III
as to invent very simple machine
which has been illustrated and described
::i the December number Of the Rural
Carolinian but which was not put to the
test until yesterday. This new inven-
tion Of Mr. Eason is appropriately called
the jacques stump extractor )" and on
trial yesterday with leverage of only
36 inches, it raised 5000 tons 4 iron (;
while the young lnan who worked the
lever felt no more Inconvenience than if
working common cistcrn pump. with
ten-foot leverage, a man, it is suppos.
ed, could raise one hundred tons and
the stump which would resist this force
should be left to it's native bed.
Mr.. Eason has applied for patent
for the extractor, and in the course of n
few days will take it up to some of the
neighboring farms and extract some OF
the hind teeth of old mother earth.-.
Charleston Nems.
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