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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-21

BY e. A. Deslonde. .r
VALUABLE THREE-STORY BRICK RESIDENCE
NO. 2T MAGAZINE STREET BETWEEN
PoEYFARRE AND CALLIoPE STREETS AT
AUCTION.
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IMPROVED PROPERTY, CORNER OF MAG.
NOLIA AND ERATO STREETS.
SUCCESSION OF FRANCIS LURGES.

Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. 1904.
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BY J. B. Walton.
SALE WITHOUT RESERVE.

FOR ACCOUNT AND RISK OF GEORGE JONAS
o. - -. i..
ELEGANT MANSION ON CANAL STREET AND
THREE LOTS OF GRODND CORNER OF MA
RAILS STREET IN THE FIRST DISTRICT, LATE
RESIDENCE OF THOMAS P MAY, ESQ
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THE NEW ORLEANS FOUNDRY AND ORNA.
MENTAL IRON WORKS, WITH ENGINES,
MACHINERY AND COMPLETE OUTFIT,
MOVABLE STOCK, TOOLS, ETC,
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, !
Parish of Orleans, City of New Orleans.
Sworn to and subscribed before me, this nine
teeuth day of January, 1870. -
A. SHELLEY
Second Justice of the Peace parish of Orleans
The Board of Directors have resolved to pay SIX
PER CENT interest the outstanding certificates
OF profits: also, THIRTY THREE AND THIRD
PER CENT on the balance of the scrips of the year
1853 or and after the second Monday of February,
1870; and they have further declared dividend OF
EIGHTY PER CENT on the net earned outstanding
premiums 1or the year ending December 81, 1869,
for when certificates will be issued on and after the
tyeut first day of March next.
THOMAS SLOO, President.
JOHN G. GAINES, Vice President.
THgMA- ANDERSON, Secretary.
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VALUABLE PRYTANIA STREET PROPERTY.
TWO-STORY FRAME RESIDENCE
AND
TWO LARGE LOTS OF GROUND ON LONG
CREDIT, AT AUCTION.
SUCCESSION OF BLANCHE AUGUSTA FERRIER,
deceased wife of Wa. Shropshire.
Second District Court-No. SO, 767.
PRYrANIA STREET PROPERTY.

Second District Court-No. SO, 767.
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OFFICERS:
W. n. PECKHAM President.
". T HOOKER, Vice President.
L. McADAM, Secretary and Actuary.
G. A FREDRIKAR, Superintendent of Agencies.
The Placer herald., 1870-04-16
& Railroad Corner"

BY reference to the proceedings of the
Supervisors, which We publish in full to-day,
it will be seen that the $250,OO0 of railroad
stock held by the county has been sold Tor
par and on the same conditions and at the
same price which the Board has bee u author.
lied 10 sell for for the last four years. This
result has been brought about by the oper-
atous Of an outside party who holds laNge
amount Of stock in tie Company, Of wbi'
we have been coGDizant for the past i've
months, but of which we do not nov pro
pose to speak more particularly.
That Placer was entitled TO much great
er sum for Der pro rata on the construction
Of the road, and in divilend-, we know and
all our readers know, bat notwithstanding
this, we are pleased aud gratfed at this sale,
Counties cannot fight corporations as stock
holGegs, and never Should become such By
this sale we receive money enough to take
up our railroad bouds, which leaves Placer
ont Of debt with the exception of the ri-
fling sum Of some @5 coo in outstanding
warrants.
We feel relieved, and the people of the
county should leel relieved at getlug lid
of this stock aud getting in our bonds, and
above all at the final separation of the coun-
ty as a stockholler in the Central Pacific
Railroad OF California, from this corporation.
Sacramento sold her stock at seventy cents
on the dollar, but we get par. We beat
Sacramento and we know how we beat her
which we sometime in the future may tell
We, Che taxpayers Of PIacer) have paid
about $4,000 for our experience in voting
ourselves stockholder in corporation, let
that suffice fos the people Of Placer for all
future time, Placer again stands proudly
before her sister counties of the State, out
Of debt and those who have contribuie .
from good motives 10 this result shall have
each for himself the full need Of praise.
ID. O. Mills & Go. boueht the stock but
they were operating in The corner"
The Placer herald., 1870-04-16
SUPERVISORS PROCEEDINGS.

AUBURN, April 18Th, 1870.
Office Of the County Clerh Of Placer county
STATE Of CaHfornia, and er-c6icjo Clerh Of
the Board Of Supervisors Of said County:
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the under
signed that it is proper and necessary that a
special meeting of the Board OF Supervisors Of
Placer county should be called and held for the
transaction Of the business OF said county, 1t is
by them hereby ordered that such special
meeting be called and held at the Office Of the
County Clerk OF Placer county, in Auburn in
said county at the hour of two o'clock, +. M.
of This the 3th day of April, 1870 for the pur-
pose of said Board taking action in reference to
the sre of the twenty five hundred shares OF the
Capital Stock Of the Central Pacific Railroad
Company OF California owned and held by said
county, and for determining and fixing the price.
terms and conditions Of the said sale OF said
The Placer herald., 1870-04-16
NEW ADVERTISER ENTS.
MINING NOTICE

OFFICE OF THE PLACER GOLD MINING
" " Canal Company. Location of Works Town
ship No. 6, County oi Placer and State of Cali
lornil. ..-
Notice is hereby given that at a meeting of
the Trustees of said Company. held on the ninth
day OF April, A. ID. 1870, an assessment mo 4 }
OF two dollars per share was levied upon Sthe
capital Stock of said Company, payable immedi-
ateIy in gold coin to the Secretary, at the office
OF the Company, No. S02, Howard street. San
francisco California. Any stock upon which
said Assessment shall remain unpaid on Friday
the 10th day of May. II D. 1870. Shall be deemed
delinquent and will be duly advertised for sale
at public auction, and unless payment be made
heiore will be sold on ..I r.-sIlt
Friday, the 10Th day of June A. ID. 1870,
to pay the delinquent assessment, together with
costs OF advertising and expenses of lie.
~ 80 U. s. HALEY, Secretary
=, once oil Company 602 Howard street San
francisco Cal. Office hours to 8 Pm.
ap l6td,
The Placer herald., 1870-04-16
Late News Items.

The bullion receipts of the Savage mine,
for March, were $23 600.
RuMoR has it that Robert Feraal Of the
Sonoma Democrat, is 10 start Democratic
paper in San Diego.
ASSESSOR BURNHAM is visiting San Ber.
nardino and San Diego equities. 1t issur-
missed that another batch Of distiIery seiz-
ures will follnw.
The Mowry silver mine, in southern Ari
zoua, which has been idle since the breaking
out Of lhe war, is soon to be Areopened. 1t
is one Of the famous mines OF Arizona.
SUrRo ,uudel is in al6 feet. There is no
particular change in the ground There is
no water to interfere, and they are making
good progress. a"t ie '~is7h
AT Stockton, April 9th, The mascF game
Of base ball. played between the Wood
bridge and Oakland Clubs, Of Stockton, was
won by the former. Score, 23 to 81.
GAMBLE & MuMFoRD. Of the Western
Union Telegraph Comnanv, are at Los An.
celes. said to be arranging for the erection
Of wires between Los Angeles and San
Diego. nr8r
In San Francisco on the evening Of April
9th an explosion took place in the plumb.
inc establishment Of Wilson q Tucker,
which shook the binding to is foundation,
set fire to it and frightened all in it. qs.s
ALL accounts from the upper Columbia
river state that an unusual depth of snow
has fallen. and prosperous mining season
may be 10 ooked for and bigh flood in the
Columbia river.
JONI RoYFs. the stage driver, who was
injured abont six waeks ago bv \ fall from
he coach. died Anril 10Th. at Grass Valley.
in Consequence of the injuries he received.
He was well known and popular With the
travelling public. ao3nIos..7
THE increase in the amount Of mail mat
ter passing through the Los Angeles Office
to various points in Southern California, de-
notes large increase Of population. Post
Offices which about wear ago bad half
bushel Of mail per week. now have that
amount per day.
AEL the mills about Virginia, Nevada,
are being worked to their utmost capacity
on ores from the Comstork. II is given out
that several non>payng mines will be able
to disbuse dividends the coming month.
The water in the Ophr shaft was lowered
considerably last week, and at the same rate
The company will be able to resume opera,
tions at the lower works shortly. 5e'a.s
The Placer herald., 1870-04-16
Official Advertisements.

We give below the order Of judge Rear
dan designating The PLACER HERALD as the
ofiicaI paper Of Placer county. Under this
order and the provisions Of an act entitled
"An Act 10 protect iigants," it becomes
necessary that oil legal notices and adver-
iisements required by law 10 be Published
Except District Court Summons to non
residenls) should be published in The PLA
GER HERALD 10 give them any validity in
law: ......
WHEREAS, heretofore to.wjt On the sixth day
OF April, A. D. 1870, pursuant TO an act of the
Legislature OF the State of California, entitled
'.An Act TO protect litigants' passed at the last
session of the said legislature, us District Jud sc
Of the Fourteenth Judicial District, designate
THE PLACER HERALD, new spaper published at
Auburn, in The county OF Placer, the paper in
which should be published all judicial and legal
advertising OF said count V Of Placer, pursuant to
and within the intent and meaning OF the said
Act: And, whereas Joseph Walkup, the pro
prietor OF said newspaper did. on the ninth day
Of April A. D., 1870 file with the County Clerk,
OF said county written stipulation accepting the
eondii ions OF said act, and aiterwald executed a
bond in TIE penal sam of five thousand dollar
TO comply with the conditions required by said
act together with sufficient securities and duly
approved by me.
Now, therefore, hy virtue of The said act and
the power Thereby conferred upon me, | do
hereby designate the PLACER HERALD as The me-
tum in which all judicial and legal advertising
Of said county shall be published, during the
term for which / have been elected, namely
until the first day OF January. A. D. one thousand
cigh. hundred and seventy-siX t
In witness whereof have hereunto set my
hand, the eleventh day of April, A. D. 1870.
, T. B. REARDAN,
....,- District Judge, 14th Juddial District
State OF California,
The Placer herald., 1870-04-16
LAST GALL.

This Is Legal Business nd must be At
tended to.
A Lii PERSONS indebted to the Estate of
n JAMES NOLAN deceased, are hereby mo-
tihed by the undersigned administrators. that
payment must posdiveiy be made on or before
the TENTH day of MAY next. or suits will be
brought TO enforce the Collection OF said debts
and costs. Those neglecting this notice will find
their accounts in the hands of the proper officers
RoBT. GORDON. administrators.
Auburn, April 18th. 1870 f.sa ....nt.t
The Placer herald., 1870-04-16

The NATIONAL GAZETTE -1his is the til
tie Of a new Democratic paper Published at
Nevada City by The National Gazette Print
ing Company. The paper is published da-
ly and weekly, makes a good live appear
ance and cannot be otherwise than sue
cess. The people of Placer and Nevada
have always been fraternaI in heir relations,
aud if. we are not so with our cotem. on The
other side Of Bear River 1T shall not be our
fault. We wish the Company every sue.
Aess.
The Placer herald., 1870-04-16
IA skil

In DEBORAH, Iowa. March 4th HARRISON; Bel
MORE, -ol Emigrlt Gap, TO CLARA NJ. .WEsr, Of
Elliota. Minnesota.
At the Orleans Hotel, Au' urn April 14th,
by R. c. Poland, J F., JOHN NEELEY to EUNIcE
ANN LEWIS.
On this occasion the HERALD Office was rcmem-
bcrcd with bountru supply of splendid cake
and superb wine. The fair bride and happy
groom have our best wishes for long, prosper
GUS and happy voyage through life, attended
with all the blessings th t marriage VOWS should
bring
The Placer herald., 1870-04-16
M. HOuSE
DISTRICT ATTORNEYS NOTICE

NOllCE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
n.Ds'lic' L Attorney of Placer County will when
ever requested and when not otherwise officiallv
ons"Seu attend either in person or by his duly
"Ppu.Hsea b ~ pehuty, to the trial of all actions
,;no %ne'e,n ne People are interested, in any Jus
tbo paou Vourt wl'hln the County; and Justices OF
'he feace are notified that no otbcr nersons ,r.
at, nu not'Sed by law TO appear as attorneys on be-.
nall oi The People in such cases.
HENRY Fl. FELLOWS,
,,,,.n District Attorney.
'"N"'"i h"lo" -oo, lo'p' mar26-4t
The Placer herald., 1870-04-16
WM. VAN VACTOR, Chairman
w. Ii. KINDER,
I u PR ATT


The Board of Supervisors met this Wednesday
April 18th, 1870 in pursuance to the above call
1or the business above specified.
Present, Wm Van Vactor, Chairman; W. Ii.
Kinder, J. ID. Pratt, and G. G. Sewcll. Clerk.
J D. Pratt offered the following resolution.
WHEREAS. u. q. Mile IL Co, Bankers Of the
city CT. Sacramento have this Cay proposed to
purchase the twenty five hundred shares of the
Capital Stock OF the Central Pacific RHllrCad OF
California now owned and held by the county OF
Placer at the price oil S250,000, in gold coin Of
the United States, the receipt whereof IS hereby
confessed and upon the further understanding
and agreement on the part Of said county that
The said o. Mills Co. may, and i/'shal be
heirpliviege as part oil their contract ut any
time within four months from the date of this or
der and from time to time present and deliver to
this Boar, the outstanding Railroad bonds Of
said county so many thereof rs they may be able
10 procure within said time and receive there
fore from said county, in gold coin oil the United
States, the toll amount which said bonds may
cali for upon their face at the time of their pre-
scntaiion as aforesaid. Now therefore be it
Resoiced, And it is hereby ordered that the
aforesaid proposition for the purchase OF said
stock be aud the same hereby is sold assigned
ard transferred to the said d. o. Mills x Co. at
the price and upon the terms and conditions
aior said and be it further Ordered, that Will
liam Van Vactor, the Chairman of this Board be.
and he hereby is authorized and empowered to
proceed to Sacramento and transfer said stock
in the name OF sld county upon the Stock trans
fer book of the Central Pacific Railroad Com
pany OF California, and that certified copy Of
this order be taken by him and fled with the
Secretary OF said Company as his license and
authority for making said transfer.
Mr. Pratt moved the adoption OF the above
Resolution his motion was seconded by Mr..
Kinder. The question upon the adoption of the
Resolutions was then stated by the Chairman,
Wm. Van Vactor; j D. Pratt called for the ayes
.ani noes the roll was then called by the Clerk
OF the Board, the members responding follows:
Vim. Van Vactor, aye W. IL. Kinder, aye j.
D. Pratt, aye.
On motion the Board then adjourned.
The Placer herald., 1870-04-16

MAY PARTY.-We acknowledge tbe re
ceipt Of complimentary ticket to May
Ball to be given at Burdick & Sweeney s
Hall. Rockp, on Friday evening April ooh
Invitation Committee: 1. b. Harper, J. Nc
CURE. A. II. S1heu'ze, ID. Rice and Church
81 Jones. Reception Committee: Ell. Bur
dick, Chas. Allen, and F. NJ. Sterling. Floor
Managers: p. c. Young and Parker Berry
This party cannot be otherwise than a large
and pleasant one.
The Placer herald., 1870-04-16
.Auburn, April lst, 1870.


FoRGErFuL The Stripes must be won--
deriuIly iorgetiu, or perhaps ii has so many
editors that its chief cannot keep the run OF
What they do write. L now asserts that it
never disapproved Of the Governors veto
OF Ibe railroad aid bills We are glad to
know that this is your la assertion, and
hope you may stand 10y it. We invite the
attention Of The Stripes editor in chief to
two articles which appeared in the issue Of
the seventh inst. u0der the heading of
"llaight, the Dictator" aud "Democracy
Illustrated The tormer Of these articles
was nothing but a string OF low abuse OF the
Governor and bis ve,os. The Stripes Of
this week gives us the following astounding
Item of news, which may serve to prove It's
insanity, Ter that is the only Plea by which
It can escape, "it is a notorious fact that be
Gov, Haigh) vetoed a majority Of the bills
passed by the Legislature Now The Leg
islature assed 5S3 bills which are now laws
and sixty one acts tlat were not reached in
time to be examined 10y the Governor and
were lost but not vetoed. This makes
644 bills passed, and the Governor vataad
some twenty or thirty bills. If twenty or
thirty is more than 044 then The .StyiDes
tolls the truth. How disgusting TO find
such imp"dent fslssboods in a nsmspaper
that might be truthful. Such stuff needs no
further comment.
The Placer herald., 1870-04-16

SAN MATBo GAZETTE. --Ehis paper, under
the editorial control and ownership Of our
old A uburn friend, II. a. Scofsd has en-
tered on its twelfth year and volume in a
5ran new dr,ss We are pleased to uo,e
this mark Of prosperity and wish the Gazette
and our old trie'd every succese.
The Placer herald., 1870-04-16

IsOieN.

At Emigrant G,p, April II II, to l.. D. Graves
ana wife, a son. ~ ~
The Placer herald., 1870-04-16

TuANKs. Hon. w. II. Hooper fol
Documents,
The Placer herald., 1870-04-16

COUNTY TWAsunER's STArEMENT.-The follow
ing is the County Treasurer's statement for the
five days ending March 5th, 1870.
Amt of cash recv d for Co. purposes, S l0,757 81
Amt OF cash recvd for State purps's o14 81
Total amount OF cash received dur
ing the month from all sources. 80. Sll ,632 l6
The following are the amounts paid out OF
each County fund for County purposes:
General Fund 55 10
Hospital Fund 235 95
School Fund 90
School District 355 As
Road Fund Districts. ts........... lG0 05
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bills. He favored economy. and he voDld
support anything that favored that end.
Mr.. Underwood believed in the principle
Of paying man fair price for his work.
This section was important, and if the
Convention did nothing else but perfect il, il
would be good days work.
Mr. Cross offered an amendment providing
that no county officer shall receive a salary
In excess of the fees of his office.
Pending the discussion, the Convention
section fixing salaries will be adopted.
CHICAGO, April 20.-The island route to
Lake Superior, via the Chicago and North
western railroad and Green Bay, is now
open. Trains leave daily, and rates are
unusually low.
The celebrated case of Story vs. The
Blondes, Is set for to day, as is also the
Court House nuisance case against the
Board of Public works and the architects of
the west wing. There is considerable
interest manifested in boih these cases.
DUBUQUE, April 20.-The Supreme Court
of the State of Iowa convened here yester-
day; Cole, Chief Justice, Beckwright and
Williams, Associate Justices.
The river at this point is now about an
inch above the extreme high water marx
of 1850. Many of the manufacturing
establishments and machine shops IN the
lower part of the city have been Obliged to
shut down on account of the water entering
the lower stories Of the buildings Trains
cross the bridge all right. 1t is thought the
water has nearly reached the highest point.
DETROIT. April 2O.-The Straits are open.
Two propellers have arrived at this point
fron Milwaukee.
PARIS, April 20.-All the legitimist jour
mails of France appear this morning dressed
in mourning on account of the death of the
Duchess of Berri yesterday.
The committee of the International As
sociation of workmen at a meeting held last
evening to decide what course it is desirable
to take with relation to the plebiscit. after
from voting altogether.
DUBLIN, April 20-A large lot of powder
was seized by the authorities at the little
town of Connell, on the Litfy, yesterday
1t is supposed to have been collected by the
Fenians.
GLASGOW, April 20.-The submerged
mssts recently seen off Troon have since
been demonstrated to belong to some schoo.
DER
QUEENSTOWN, April 20.-The steams ship
City of Cork, from New York for Liverpool
reached here all well.
SOUTHAMPTON, April 20.-The steamship
Domain, of the North German Lloyd, from
| New York, has arrived; the Berlin, from
New York, has arrived also, the Berlin
from Baltimore, for Bremen.
LokDosBERRY, April 20.-The steamship
Westonisn from Portland, Me-, for Liver
pool has arrived.
Berlin, April 20.-Count Won Bismarck
is very i'll at his coun,ry-seat in Pomersnis
consultation of physicians has been sum
moned.
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Moline Nursery.

ERUIr TREES, SHADE TREES, EVER
L greens, ornamenta' Trees, shrubbery, and
Vines. small Fruits, Grapes, Hedge Plants,
small Forest Trees, and anything you need in
the Nursery line, to be had ct this Nursery.
An unusually fne. thrifty stock Of Apple
Trees, and plenty Of them, for sale this spring.
lot Of extra sized Fruit Trses for those Who
desire in mediate effect.
Come and see me or write me BY mail. Prices
low Residences At foot Of Lynds street, where
you get splendid view of Moline and its snr-
roandings. WM A. N0URsR.
Moline, ILLS. msh22 dAaov
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The death of Judge Emerson, q member
OF the Illinois convention for the Fortietb
representative district, is announced. Judge
Emerson has been i'll for some weeks before
the convention met in Decem Der last, and
only left his bed to participate in the open
ing proceedings. He was taken with re
lapse, and since then has not been able to
leave the room
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James Ramsey, an old offender, WAS ar
rested on the road between Peru and Gran
willie, H., Saturday night, the 18th instant.
on The charge Of the violation of his own
daughter. An officer proceeded to convey
Ramsey to the Hennepin Jail. While pass
ing through the timber, in Putnam counsy,s
mob seIzed the prisoner and Immediately
hung him, withou. further ceremony. None
Of the mob were recognized by the officer.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-20

The trial of Thomas Cotsrell, for the
murder Of his brother last Christmas, is in
progress at Jacksonville. The defense set
forth that there was no malice in the case
and that both were intoxicated at the time
of the alteration
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-20

: bail of fire, about the size of half
ou-aei measure, supposed TO be meteor,
w"s seen moving along the ground near
Bloomington. H., on the 18th. /. struck q
small outbuilding and burst, completely
deu.olishing the building.
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RATES OF ADVERTISERS.

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Special Notices, 20 cents FER lire. wh.n IN
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The towns of Granville and Hennepin,
where Ramsey was lynched the other day
are exceedingly orderly towns, but have
long been distinguished for their intolerance
Of cr,ms, and the iynchers of Ramsey are
supposed to have been some of the bes
u,t.znrnn
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some good Christian people at Springfield
desire to get ''she supreme power of God
r4eornized in the State Constitution. The
Ca.cago Time: interpre,s this to be "ar
attempt to enlarge the Jurisdiction of the
tf.r,-,L+u"
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The Democrats of Quincy, at midnight
claimed the victory at the city election OIL
Monday. The colored vote, to the numbeI
OF about two hundred, was cast solidly Re
publican