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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-30

Express Train off the Track-Arrest ef
Alleged RfOters-Fafal Quarrel-Beta
Theta Pi Convention-Population sof
Quincy, Illinois.

Express Train OIL the Track-AffeDC Ell
Alleged Rioters-Fatal Quarrel-Betn
Quincy, Illinois.
TRENTON, Nj, August 29.-The Wash
ton express train ran off the track to-day.
A brakeman and a German were Killed,
and several passengers were slightly hurt.
AUGUSTA, Ga, August 29.-Eight negroes,
who were prominent in the Louisville riot,
were arrested to-day in Macon and lodged
in Jail.
Sunday, Mike Flynn got into quarrel with
James Wetmore and Mike Murphy. He-
smashed the skull of one with brick, and
knocking the other down, stamped upon
him. Both of them are fatally injured.
Flynn has been arrested.
The annual convention of the Beta
Theta Pi fraternity will meet here next.
Wednesday. Hon. Daniel w. VoOrhies,
of Indiana, is orator, and Rev. P. D. M0ores
of Ohio, poet.
The population of Quincy. Illinois, is
24,368A
River Intelhgence.s
SOUTHWEST PASS, August 29.-Barome-
ter, $3.50. Weather calm. ATived-Steam-
ship Hudson, at $50 p NJ. Arnatt MASTER,
from Galveston, to Wheeless & Pratt; steam
ship Agnes, at $50 p. NJ, Frahm master,
from Galveston, to c. A. Whitney g. Co.
No departures.
VICKsBURG, August 29.-Passed up: Julia,
at II A. NJ; Pauline Carroll, at p. NJ.
Down: Southwestern, at p. M. River
rising. Weather rainy and warm.
MEMPHIS, August 29.-Down: st. Mary
and LaParge. River falling. Weather
cloudy. Mercury $40.
PIrTsBURG, August 29-There was
heavy rain this afternoon, and still raining
slowly. The Monongahela has four feet in
the channel and falling. Business dun.
CINcINNAf1, August 29.-The river is
falling, with five feet seven inches in the
channel. Weather clear
ST. Louis, August 29.-Arrived: City Of
Vicksburg from Vicksburg, Collier and
barges from New Orleans. Departed:
Belle st. Louis for Memphis. River still
declining.
LOUISVILLE, August %. River stationary.
Weather very hot until l P. NJ, when q
heavy rain fell, after which it was pleasant.
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT.-THE DESIRABLE TWO-STORf
Charles and Camp streets with all the modern
improvements. Rent moderate. Cars running to
and from Canastreet, and only ten minutes walk to
Canal street. Apply at l57 Calliope street. Je2l
NOR RENT.-PLEASANT AND COMFORTABLE
IL furnished rooms, without board, to rent at
prices VARYING from ten to fifty dollars per
month Apply at No. ia St. Charles street, corner
OF North. aug I'm
DOOMS AND BOARD.-A NUMBER OF
III pleasantly situated and well furnished rooms
to rent with or without board, at No. III Lafayette
street between Baronne and Carondelet streets.
my3l 3m
DOOMS, WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD.
HI For families gentlemen, at 288 Gravier street.
between Franklin and Liberty. je9
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WANTED.

VKYANTED.-FORTY ABLE-BODIED MEN, to
w take off sugar crop on plantation nine
miles from the city.
None need apply unless competent to work on
sugar estate. Address
au28 2w l6 and 10 st. Louis street.
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rNOR SALE-ON REASONABLE AND AC
II commodating terms.-A splendid Sea Shore
RESIDENCE situated in the town of Biloxi, near
the Lighthouse. For price and conditions OF sale,
iel2 Office so Royal street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-30

r,OR SALE-A NEAT FRAME COTTAGE AND
IL three large lots with stable and outbuildngs, in
the Sixth District, two squares from st. Charles
avenue river side. House built by present owner
Of best material by the day. Large garden stocked
with great variety of fruit trees. viii be sold at
bargain and on reasonable terms, on account OF i'm
mediate departure. Enquire at this office, or OF
Captain w. G. HODGES, United States army. corner
Of Camp and South streets. jy9Zm
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BOARDING..

DOARD AND ROOMS.-PARTIES DESIRING
ID to do so, may secure pleasant rooms and salts
factory board for the approaching season or for a
short period, in that elegant residence No 2l2 Ca
rondelet street, Immediately above Julia street.
Apply on the premises. aus I'm
DOARDING...CO COMFORTABLY FURNISHED
ID rooms with good board at six dollars perweek,
may be had by applying at 156 Carondelet street,
near Girod Day boarders taken at $ls per month.
iy28 I'm
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BY TELEGRAPH
LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS
DECREASE OF THE PUBLIC DEBT
French Dismemberment Opposed
FLANK MOVEMENT ON MCMAHON
HIS DESTRUCTION AIMED AT

Movements Of Prussian Forces
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FOR SALE.

r,oR sAIE.-oSE HALP OR TEE WHOLE
~ a tract of 100 acres heavily timbered la!ld
within ten miles of New Orleans, together al wlth
800 cross ties, Is 600 feet cypress mmIer
order, and profitably employed.
One half must be sold, the owner beng oDnSoo
~ SHELBY SEYMOUR,
,,o- No "a Caroudeet street
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~ prises amounting eS6o 400
WhoAs Tickets. so; shares in proportion.
Prizes payable without deduction.
CHARLES 7. HOWARD,
IOck box 0e2, PostefAse New OFieanA.
Send postoNace money erder, y register ysur let-
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LOTTERIES.

DRAWING OF THE LOUISIANA
STATE LOTTERY FOR AUGUST 29, 1870.
CLASS 2O4.
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II OUISIANA STATE LOTTERY
COMPANY.
Incorporated August H. 1868.
CHARLES T. HOWARD. PRESIDENT
SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERY.
SPLENDID SCHEME-ONLY 10000 NUMBERS,
Capital Prize $4,000.
CLASS M,
TO BE DRAWN AT NEW ORLEANS ON
Saturday, September ~, 1870.
HOWARD, SIMMONS & CO., Contractors
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The above drawings are published in all the prin
cipal papers, and are drawn in public daily at the
rooms OF the Company.
information furnished and prizes cashed by
HOWARD, SIMMONS CO., Contractors.
st. Charles street, corner Union New Orleans.
Witness our hands at New Orleans. Louisiana
this twenty ninth day of August, 1870.
II. PERALTA
ADAM CITIZEN,
Commissioners.
BEWARE OF bogus LOTTERIES. apps
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BLANK BOOKS.

VARIETY OF COLORED
. ei0sh and Paper Toy Books. Just reesiVh and tr ale oy
T6 IL u. WHITNEY {"
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Novels, New and Old.
ANINvOICE JUST RECEIVED AT THE
Book store % (66S) II. VI. WHITNEY.
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FRESH SUPPL OF JOURNAL RULED
ASD RECORD BOOKS. juz; rsr~fTet pr I. e. MIR
R4F aEd Gf aIl- by H. ". WHITNEY.
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CLOTH % BOOKS.

"ITH MAP OF THE HAwAIIAN Isl.
w ANDs printed % them. can BE hal ~ the Rookst0rp
90 Price I2i CG-.- or 81 per Dozen.
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PaysOn,s IndeIibIe Ink.
Lalnbert,s Violet Ink!

NOR MARKING LINEN. TO BE USED
II without any pTepsrztior-the best marking ink in Use.
For sale by I5I4 II. VI. WHITNEY.
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Ink, Ink, Ink

II STORE
Maynard 4 AnOds Writing and Copying Ink. IN quarts,
pints and cones.
Thatters Dsytis * Co.'S Writing and Copying Ink, in quarts,
pints and cones
Arnoh's Writing FI1iI and Copying Ink, in quartz and pinfs,
Lakewood 4 Co.'S steei Pen and Copying Ink. I'm pfnts,
Edward A. Lambeu's Violet Writing Fluid, in quarts,
Ihattels Dasids 4 Co.'S ReiaDd Blue Ink, in cones.
fhaddeus DayIds q Co.'S briniant Carmine Ink. Gsa
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Indexed Mem. Books.
Le1fer Sheefs.

a VERY CONVENIENT ARTICLE FOR
n Bui Collectors and others For sale by
60 II. NJ WHITNEY.
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SOME OF THIS UNRIvALLED INK. ON
- hand SUD fr ssie in g rent, a. AMI 81 90 sotttes-
GS In II. VI. WHITNEY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-07
TIE FIRE INSURANCE PATROL.
Reorganization, APPOINTMENTS, &c.

Reorganization, Appointments, Re.
The Board OF Fire Underwriters, at Its last meet
Ing IN June, received a special report from the
Insurance Patrol Committee, wherein they recon-.
mended the recognizing or the Fire Insura nee
Patrol The report was accepted and LEFT In the
hands OF the Patrol Committee, VINO held several
meetings, and finally agreed to the following resou.
ton and appointments
Resolved the patrol be md new patrol
organized that there hereafter thirty day men,
divided in three sections and shall be known the Lower
Central Upper Patro instead of Patrol No. and
formerly
The following appointments are annOunced:-Cap-
tam of lower patrol Abraham Z. Hull, late OF No.
Hook and Ladder Company, y. Y. II. d., command
of eight day men; Assistant Captain John Kimmons
captain central patrOl John j.. Cregier late of No.
II Engine Company, N. Y. L. d., command OF six
day men: Assistant Captain william II. Jahnes, late
captain OF patrol No. g. captain Of upper patrol;
Gideon l.. TOoker, late OF "a Engine, n. Y. +. d..
command OF four day men; Assistant Captain John
Rafferty,, late o! patrol No. 2. There were several
oner appointments made, drivers ana day men.
These appointments TOOK effect yesterday,
ship has not yet been announced, but from
what we have heard 1t is understood
that the present incumbent, John Cornwel will
probably be appointed having been on the patrol
FOR over fifteen years holding every position from
private up 10 superintendent. The former patrol
surancc companies in The saving Of property from
distinctions but since the large number Of fires the
patrol we've OF too small Il Number to attend to the
many calls, therefore the change has been made.
The eXcaptans and privates received the thanks OF
the committee for their former good conduct and
large force Of night men employed who will be aux.
uilrles.
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SERBIAN IMMIGRATION.

held meeting yesterday afternoon az their ONCE,
No. Is Broadway. when some interesting statistics In
regard to German immigration were submitted.
During the past month 1858 Germans were landed
at this port mostly families. who Immediately
started for the West. This, however shows falling
of in the German immigration as compared with the
same period OF last year OF 2l3 During the past six
mon MS A. 1913 Germans were landed at tins Uort
showing reduction OF g. 700 against the correspond.
ing period OF last year. The relief committee ex.
pended during the past month S67o IN aid OF needy
Germans arriving In this CITY, aud similar amount
was appropriated to be used III the same manner
during the present month.
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THE ICE MONOPOLY.
SYRACUSE, n. Y, July 2, 1870.

SYRACUSE, n. Y, July 2, 1870.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
notice your article in the HERALD, July l. on the
ice question: and | see no reason why ice should be
81 80 per cwt in your city, ano see no reason why
the butchers or hotel propr!etors should not form
company OF their own to save them from the mono.
polists. know where they can purchase fine
piece OF property now used for the ice
business. and they can secure all the Ice
they may need II II be zoe, 900 TONS But more
buildings would be needed Ice can be delivered In
New York and sold for sixty cents per cwt and
make good dividends TO the stockholders. II forty
five butchers or hotel pr0pretors will form society
and subscribe $4,000 each Will take $4,000 sto
and be the general superintendent, "a understand
the ice nsineSs in all It's branches. One hundred
Thousand dollars capital viii make good sound
company and serve all the butchers or hotel pro-
pretors. OBSERVER,
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COURT OF SESSIONS.
Empanelment Of the Grand Jury.


Before Judge Troy and Associate Justices.
Yesterday morning the Grand jury was empa-
neled IN this court for the July term the customary
address was delivered by Judge troy, after which
the District Attorney informed his Honor that the
Grand Jury room was at tins season exec dngy IN
comfortable and unnt for occupancy, and accord
mgly permission was granted for the bury occupy
the Court Room, Tho following are the names OF
the present Grand jury
Gilbert HICKS, foreman; Pm IN Stark John Young,
Duncan Jett, +. l.. Reed, Lowell Talboe, Alick g.
Rodgers, George r. B!rdseli, ". Il. smith, Edward
Copeland. Archibald Montgomery, Luther snediKer,
John Wilson, George q. Bedcll, Moses Carpenter
Charles II. ffemain, George {. Racket Charles T..
Williams, Charles C. Fields, Charles a. Morse,
Thomas W. Griffin, Charles ;. Curtis ana Thomas
Dyckman.
The following named prisoners, committed by
various justices throughout the city for threats in
default OF $3.50 bonds, were dischargcd:-Eiward
Morrissey. Charles Aiarger; Mary Am Jordan, Jo-
hanna STARK aud Mary McCloskey.
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uNItD STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.
ALLEGED Frauds Against the Revenue.

EtIOTe NUhlInIsslOntf NIIt.Us.
The Urited States rs. W. H. BrocklcdD ana W. Il.
BrOcktr0v. The defendants have been undergoing
examination for some time past on II charge OF ere
usingi internal revenue stamps on ale barrels the
defendants beng extensive brewers on Eleventh
street. The case for the defence was entered upon
YESTERDAY, when several witnesses were examined,
whose testimony went 10 dlspr0vc the whole or the
witnesses for the prosecution. One ming was
mlstakaby evident, that the witnesses for The prose.
cuton had been aciuatel by malice or revenge
against the defendants by their own employees dis
charged by them, or with a view OF eXlolting money
from them. The defence has been ably conducted by
eX United States District Attorney Samuel G.. Court
ney. A. II. Purdy prosecules for the government.
The further examination Will be continued THIS
morning.
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BROOKLYN COURTS.
SUPREME CoUAT-SpsclAL Term.
The Prospect Park Bond Imbrogiio--Tae
lIandamns IL still Intellectual.

Before Judge Pratt.
Yesterday was the time set down for the Mayor to
make return TO the mandamus OF the Supreme Court
directing MIN TO sign the Park bonds, amounting 10
$4,000. Mr.. H. W. Johnson, who appeared for
Mayor Kalbnelsch, said that he appeared for the
purpose OF making return. 1t was served just as
the Mayor was leaving his Office on Saturday and,
Monday being q holiday, he had but one legal day 10
sign II. The counsel then read Mr.. Kalbfesch's
aiIdavit, as follows
SUPREME Conn., TIE Pecyi, fe he PAX Commit,
cA q. Martin hanhtisJ ae lbavor u BfoosgH.- And now
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COURT CbLtN0AaS-THlS DAY.

OYER ANO TERMINER.-B Judge Barnard
The People VI. Thomas Sheridan, murder, continued
SUPREME Court CHAMBERS. Before Judge
Brady.-Noa. 23, ~ 81, 81, jJ 50, 81, 49, H., l2s
1876. l39, l4l 81. Call 1871.
MARISE CoURT-TRlAL TRRM.--Before judge
Tracy.Nos. l477, 1851, 2Oi, 7SJ, 1875 1928, lt4i.
l6c1, 1928, 1850, 1865, 1851 1855, 1879, lo.4 1879
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SUPREME C0UaT-CdAM3:Ns.
Mrs. vrceiand's Daughter and Schroeder's
WouIt-be Wife in New Role-An AGec.
tiOnate Mother.

tiOnate Mother.
Before Judge Brady.
In re Addh r. NeyerS.-Tne interesting blonde
whose dear mamma and amiabe self have only just
retired from public nOtice-the one to the State
Prison and the other to the House OF the Good Shep
hegdseem destined 10 live some time longer IN their
sensational character. Yesterday Counsellor Hum
mel appeared In court accompanied by Mss Adah
and applied for her discharge on the ground that the
commitment on which she was sent to The House Of
the Good Shepherd was irregular.
Her religious tendencies and her maternal solicit
tude are the chief grounds for the application
on the one hand she Is Jewess and
mas strong antiCatholic tendencies, aud
sac does not desire TO remain with
Catholics; on The other, she denies Indignantly
that she Is. ever was or ever Will be prostitute.
Sne is a repec able married woman. she has a dear
little baby, Tor whom her heart yearns, aud who is
now living with an aunt IN Boston. Therefore she
claims mai she should be allowed TO go and mind
her baby.
The heartless coulsel for the people did not look
at 1t III this light and Thought the best place for Miss
Adah was where she WAS AT present. The Court re-
served decision.
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The College High school

The Executive Committee OF the College OF the
City of New York yesterday opened proposals Tor
building and heating the proposed College High
school, to be erected East Twenty -sccond street.
near Lexington avenue. The bids tor the mason
work were fol Ows:--Handerbilt & Alderman
$3l, 799; David Christie, 1894; Moran g. Arm
strong, $34 ss.; W. GcrmOnd, $685. ID. b. Person
$751; l.. Gridley, $3o6o0: +. Snin,n $37 900: C.
O'Rely, s3s, $40; +. Mckelper $50, goo; T. Herman
SAC, 1883.
Fer heating apparatus:-Gillis X Geoghegan
$780, Blake ~ Higgins, $34}9.
The committee decided TO award the contracts TO
Messrs. Vanderbilt Il Ackerman and ellis a. Geo
phegan respectively.
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T He GU rs.

Alleged Frauds Against the Revenue-The Adah
Meyers Habeas Corpus Case-Decisions--
Opening Of the July Term in the
Court Of General sessions-The
New Jury Law-sentences.
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DccisiOns.
BY Judge Brady.

WdTdid,o 80 al. cs. Atkinson go al.-Moon
granted.
Bilruson rs. NirOn Ell ni.-MotOn granted.
Keart rs Sp0erJ'V Ell dt.-MotiOn granted.
COgln US. UdilSOnt CAB COnpd7ty.-M Notion granted.
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EDUCATIONAL AFFAIRS.
Meeting of the Board of School
Commissioners.

A Little Breeze in the Board-Further Argu-
ments Against the Local Board System
Nepotism in the Appointment Of Teach
ers-Ihe Salary Question-A New
Training School for Teachsrs-Rs.
pairs to the School Buildings
Condition Of the Glasses
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-31

MUNIcIRLI--Bodrd Of Aldrmsn.-The
Board met Pursuant 70 law. Tho recorder
(Mf. caperton) in the chair.
A message was received from the Mayor
enclosing q communication from w, Bar
gent, In relation te the house Or correction.
Laid over for week. ~ t7g 7.a ll'
Resolution 20! CO. 70 pay bulls OF Heiston
and Barrett and others. Referred.
The resolution In favor OF VIM. Hamll-
ton and others, laid over al the last meeting
was taken up and discussed, and on motion Of
Mr.. Hill referred 20 the standing committee.
Resolution 70. O.) TO pay the expenses OF
the poor and workhouse for tho quarter end
Ing bscomber 81, 1850. Referred. % p
Ordinance 20. o. regulating the weigh
Ing Of hay was referred. !.
CospDion Oowneiis--The Board met Thurs
day night, with Esau Plekrell, ESQ.,, (presl-
dent, } In the chair. 'nH 9'ie - To
A Communication from tho Mayor, en-
elosing certain bills, was referred 70 the
Committee on Claims. ~ shF 3D. .N
Also, one endorsing aeommunieatIou from
Hon. w. Sargent, president Of the board Of
trustees Of The house Of correction. Re
ferred. .l iE.fa . IH
Mr. olGbauEh presented petition Of certain
property holders on First street. Referred.
Also, one nom VIM H. Cook, asking the
ANhAAaAAgh W hhoa As9AeAAOds
Also, bin Of 8. Wolf recorder Of deeds.
Referred. ..sHi ttN 'il'.
Mr.. Dunlop presented position Of Theos
dore Barnes, In relation to sewer entering
bis grounds. Referred.
Mr.. ClAbaugh presented a resolution 10
pay bills Of Hester a Barrett, MAyaeld q
barrett, J. II. smOOt, and J. D. Meaill.
Passed. .14
Also, an ordinance In relation to hay, fod-
der, and other articles requiring tho same 70
DO weighed BY the corporation. Passed.
Mr.. Hutehins reported q resolution 10 pay
expenses Of the poor and workhouse for the
quarter ending December 81, 1860, amount
Ing TO e1,174.b6. Passed.
Mr.. Mitchell reported a resolution to col.
lect . claim Of the corporation against the late
Eleanor r. Lang. Passed. r
Also, . resolution providing for the In
crease Of license to nonresident dealers,
making the same $500 per annum. Laid
over.
Resolution providing for change Of cor
poratlon officers was taken up and tempo
rArily laid over. rf7
Adjourned. "
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THE COURTS.

ORPHANs' CouRT - Judge Riresn.-Thia
court was engaged az follows on Saturday
WILL or THE LATE \. n. STANTON.
The will Of Hon. u. M, Stanton was pre-
scented a. follows, aud partially prevent
], Edwin N. Stanton, OF Washington, 40
make my last will and testament, hereby
revoking and anpulling all other wlii' Dy
1, I direc, that All my lust debts DO paid.
3, Tho surplus of my estate, (excoPtlng ~
hereinafter oppressed real, personal, and
mixed, and all ny goods, ohattols, monoys,
and effects, not otherwise herein disposed o.,
wheresocver situate, shall DO divided a. fol-
} a. / eiyo, devise, and bequeaih tvo-thirds
10 nv wife, Ellen N. Stanton, and her heirs
forever, 10 her soils aud separate use and be-
hoof In fee simple, lneiudlng 10 this bequest
nv plata and Household furniture, charged
With payment OF twothirda Of py debts.
4. Tho remaining ono-thlrd Of my estate
give, devise and bequeath 10 my executors
10 trust for The use Of my mother, (chafged
with the payment OF onethlrd Of my debts,)
for the term Of her natural life, and AZ her
death the surplus, II there DO any, 10 DO
equally divided between my three children,
or the survivor OF them a. their mother may
appoint, and she may apportlon or distribute
Il according 70 her own Judgment Of their
necessities and inertia. One.fourth Of my
law books l give to my sou Lewis.
5. l give TO my eIecutorB, or q majority
Of them, or o majority Of tho survivors, 70
sell or rent, or otherwise dispose Of or con-
vert 10 my mothers use the portion herein
desired for her uso, and 70 Invest and REIN
vest the same according 70 thelr discretion
appoint my friond Z. II. Watson, OF Asi-
tabula, Hon. A. Wylie, 3. D. Townsend, Of
washlnEton, and my wlfe Ellen executors
OF thia will and testament.
Tslgned.1 EDWIN NJ. STANTON.
LUTTHRs TnaTAAfnNTARr.
George W.Wsbster qualified AZ admlnla-
traitor Of Charles Webster, giving bond In
5000. .-l.E 49,. ..r.
Tho court then, at o'clock, adjourned.
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PROPOSALS FOR ERRsH BRRR,
HuADOuAhruls TrrrH Nnrrlur pIs1lrOr.
I. ov,,c.ny,,, co,,,x % sni n9r IanAS'

HEApauAhTHns fIErH hIlffAH1 DIlInIor,l
80 oEFIoH 0HIHI coH'T OF kgBGlsTIEoI
AUSTIN TIxAH. Jan. ., l67t.
Sealed proposals, which mukt DO 10 tTipliesta,
with copy 81 ibis Aaverlll attaahed, will be
received 81 this oAlop unLll n o oloek, hoop, on
pssi y ~ ghitsd states troops silIiOASd Al The
cSmsfos. n IAN eounty, Texas. @, l''a ..
OoTsieanA, Navarro county, Texas.
These eohtrAets shall commence on the lsl day Of
sgsh les. time a ns COmHisaAry General o. sab.
Psymsais % ~ mad. In Government funds,
dood And suhipiell hondi, not 10 exceed three
thoqiaad q. oOoJ dOiErsWill DO required from the
Proposals must BE- made separately for each post.
Conditions and equirsinsnt6 same As publlAhsdi in
previous advertisements. IT ~ - I
Blank forms fer proposals, and all information
relating thereto. furnished on applieation to this
By command Of Brsvst MaISF asnsEsI T. J. Rsy.
holds, -. 49, SAM,L !. CUbHIhd.
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