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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-11
THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN

Iz publshs s5sryHaturday morning and oonsa' AZ
shs news by telegraph, miscellaneous reading, edi
sorials, local matters of general public interest,
commercial and monetary reports and everything
that appears in the Daily except such items as are
Ct little public moment The WEEKLY REPUB,
EIcAN Is excellent family paper, valuable as well
for instruction and amusement as Information on
the current topics of tbs day.
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UILDING PAPE r

!
= n This Is 4 hard, compact paper, like an
II ordinary book cover, and is saturated with
y tar and used on the outside of frame build
h ings under the clapboards, also under shin
giles and floors. to keep out damp and cold.
1t is also used on the insIds not saturated,
IL INSTEAD OF PLAsTERNa, and makes a
warm and cheap wall. 1t costs only from So
H. to $50 according to size) to cover houses on
3V the out de. Samples and descriptive crcu-
lars sent free.
Address, Rock River Paper Company. Chicago.
Or, E. O. PALMER CO.,
o. % 81 Camp street., New Orleans,
mhe Genera Agents Tor the Southern states
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STEAMBOATS,.
CAIRO.

CAIRO AND OHIOAGO-THE ILLINOIS GEN
trail Railroad and Blue Line via Cairo take
freight from New Orleans on first class steamers
leaving daily ats p. M.
~Ak FOR CAIRO. CHICAGO AND
all points No rth and West via
Cairo
THOMPSON DEAN, of this line, leaves on TUES
DAY, March 8.
INDIANA, leaves on WEDNESDAY. March 9, and
boat 1aily thereafter
All rates and all through bills of lading from
New Orleans by the above given and signed only at
the ONCE ct the company. No. Is Csrondelet street.
charges, and their goods always under cover.
Insurance. quarter less Than by any other route
and rates lower.
JAMES T. TUCKER. General Agent.
NH I'm
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RAILROADS.


PAssENGERs GOING EAST.
VIA LOUISVILLE Oh CAIRO.
Should purchase Tickets By the
EKKE AND ATLANTIC AND
CHEAT WESTERN RAILWAY,
Forming the bsst and most comfortable Line to
New York. Boston and Northern and Atlantic cities,
with magnificent Palace Combined Day and Night
Coaches, through to New York without change.
Two lightning Express Trains Daily.
This is the Only Line from Cincinnati to New
York under one management; the only Line from
Cincinnati to New York without break of gauge;
the only Line whose trains run through TO Rev
York without change; the Only Line running
coaches through without using comprom mise wheels;
the only Line running Palace Broad Gauge Coaches
through without change.
If you desire prompt time and certain connec.
tions, finest scenery the Continent, most com
Portable cars in the world most magnificent dining
halls and ample time for meals, and the safest,
best and most comfortable route-go to New York
by the
ERIE and Atlantic md Great Western
hallway.
Tickets by this Line for sale at all ticket offices
through the South.
WILLIAM r. BARR.
General Passenger Agent, New YORK.
W. B. SHATTUO,
General Southern Agent. Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Transient advertisements same terms as ia the
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A liberal commission allowed to those who send
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THE STATE 0FI0UIsIANA.
SEVENTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TIKI
PARISH OF ORLEANS.
W. f. MCLEAN VS. L. GRAHAM-No. 2sl7.

W. +. MCLEAN VS.. L. GRAHAM-NO esI7.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
~ creditors of Mclean & Graham and to ali par
ties interested TO show cause within days from,
the hrst publication. why the account presented
herein by the receiver and ouidator should not be
uted accordingly
New Orleans, Olerk efics March Z, 1870
mhe l3l A. d. BERNOUDY, Clerk
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Ship Emma kich IS d,ys from Cardia. wles-tomastsr
RxPORTs.
| OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Silver Sprsy-lss csks soda
MISUNDERSTANDING Mexican-l5 csks oil Is
pkgs m1se 200 hides sOOO slaves 2687 bales cotton,
Note-629 bales Of the above entered in transit
oa VI w sr, hsss
80 bbs four 64 SKIS 20 sks coffee 40 pkas mdse
fer IndisI:s $40 Dbl. -four so bbls 70 SKIS q
tcs lard 2gO SKIS oats LOO sks corn for Galveston
ST LoU1s-SteAmer Henry Ames-32 crates eartqen-
,LIvERPO0L-Bark John Ellis-l947 bales OF cotton
ls1 sk :. oil cake $500 slaves
bbls potatoes 1900 200 lard Havana
80 baie. cotton 20 ska corn Is bxs wine
Dbl. pork 81 Obls our tes lard csks bacon hhds Of
sugar Seis n sugar Is bbls mea g pkss md ,s,
M0BILE-schooner Eclipse-40 tons cssi
AOBlLE-schooner Ameia-730 SKIS oats
IMPORTS.
INDlAEOLA VIA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Cutonl4s bales cotton SO bbls tsow 20 bbls beef 81
MOBuE-steamer Louise-36l bales cotton 80 bxs
toSsefS Il SS' SspsT aud sunaTiss s. .,o.a
NkWPOkT-Bsrk Queen Victoria-4350 bars railroad
KINGSTON-Bng Hsidee-loo, 900 oranges 81 bbls of
oranges $50 bunche. bananas and plsntainS
,AsrWEkP-Bark Wskin-2j96 bars railroad ron
$50 6sh plates 300 railway airs $50 and caeks
bolts csk wine samples arms Of
candles 10 cases tin
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
BAYOU SARA-Steamer ". s. Pike--90 bales of
cotton 81 hhds bbs moasses AS SKIS seed cotton
BAYOU SARA-Steamer La sBells-l4 bales cotton
u SKIS seed cotton Ol SKIS cotton seed III hhds 81
bbls molasses and sundries
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Lizzis Hopkins-S6l bales of
cotton and sundries
MINDEN-Stesmer Gadiola-3lS bales cotton and
sundr
,LAFOURCHE CRossING-s.eamer Henry Tate
bales cotton 81 hhds 70 bbs molasses "a hf bbs
mo asses and sundries
LOWER COAsT-Steamer Crescent-20 hhds sugar
5O bbls rice bile molasses and sundres
81 OUlS-Towboat Bee q bsrges-1632 bbs OF
hour 44 SKIS oats Is csks bacon 81 lard LOO kegs lard
l2g sks corn SIS pigs mdso 80 wagons and sundries
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Glasg0w-l290 PIX IS esrthen-
ware "A bbs syrup 55 pigs hardware Gil Oil 277
piows 400 bxs bitters Sol bars irea 10. wagons Dbl
LOUISVILLE Sloane Nick Longworth-l94S bbls Of
Hour 1863 bbs pork % hhds tobacco asd sundry mdse
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Brsdish Johsson-l047 bales
cotton 20 SKIS cotton seed
Observation-Disclosures San Nicholas-3S hhds sugar
loo 0DIsr nee and snndries
LITTLE ROCK, ARk-Stesmer Clarksvie-l53S
bales cotton $50 SKIS cotton seed and sunsres
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Minnie-l43 pales cotton
lS hides and iries
CAMDEN--Steamer st Mary-552 bales cotton 1863
sks cotton reed sund lies
vlCKSBU RG-Steamsr Estchez-1355 bales cotton
IVA sks cotton seed and sundres
LOUlSVILLE-SteRmerC Church-lO 552 eks corn
SO2 Dolls flour 9i3 bbls pork g. hnds tobacco
CIECINEATI-Steamer Fmperor-l93 bbls pork $50
bxs cheese l33 bids bacon 27 bbs oil lS5 bos whisky
and full cargo OF " estern produce
By THE RAILRoADs.
MORGAN's LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL
ROAD-March 1872 hhds sugar Dbl molassss Is! sks
cotton seed 10 bales sotton and sundries
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
IN THE MATTER OF ISAAC A. ROSS,
Bankrupt.
IN BaukrUDrcy-NO. 1904

WHEREAS, ISAAC A. ROSS. OF MORE
W mouse parish and district aforesaid, duly de.
clsred bankrupt under the act OF Congress of March
praying for discharge and certificate thereof from
all his debts and other claims provable under said
act.
Notice is therefore given to all creditors who have
proved their debts, and to all other persons in in
terest, that the eighth day of April 1870 at IL A.
NJ, is assigned fer the hearing of the same, and that
they may then and there attend and show cause if
any they have, why the prayer of the said petition
should not be granted; and further notice given
that the bansru OF will undergo examination he
fore Register Baker, on the twenty -sixth day of
March. A. D. ls7J at IL A NJ, at his office. Monroe
Louisiana.
CLERKS Office. New Orleans, March 8, 1870.
milo IL K. LOEW, Deputy Clerk.
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Cattle Market.

Quotations at the specie and exchange
Office of Bruno & Warner, Ne. lac Gravier
street:
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STEAMSHIPS.

FOX NEW YORK.
ANTS TEAMsHIP LINE.
Comprising the firstolass steamships
CRESCENT CITY. Captain Geo. L Norton.
GaNERAf MEADE. Captain Paasn " s q ason
%EstEkN METROPOLIS eD's captain @ sH-.:
COMPRISING THE FIRsT-CLAss
A&AssSS Steamships
Sailing from New York EVERY SATURDAY.
The Steamship
MssstssfPPI,
w. P Henry. Commander.
Will leave her wharf foo, of Jefferson street. on
SUNDAY. M0rh Ia. stsAM.
These steamers have superior accommodations
for passengers
Sanin ras sage
Bills Of lading sgned through to Liverpool, Glas.
gov and Bremen.
For freight or passage. apply to
Low LUDwIGSEN.
No. 1SG Common street.
Ths steamship Crescent City will follow. leaving
SUNDAY. March 20, at g A. n. oc2o ly
CROMWELL LINE
This Line is composed OF the Steamships
GEO. WASHINGTON, OORTES
GEO. CROMWELL. MARIPOSA,
For New York VITA Havana
sSx11 Ths Steamship
CoRTEs,
II. NELSON, Commander.
Will leave her wharf. foot of Toulouse street. on
FEIDAY, March II, at A. NJ.
EbSsaS5 BOZ
Freight fer Liverpool. Bremen and Havre tssen
by this line and through bills OF lasing given for the
same
For freight or pas sage apply to
ALFRED MOUETON,
NOS ly 4l Caron delet sire 81.
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OPELOUSAS.
EWHs2SA n FOR OPELOUSAS, WASHING
fNIAAxsS ton, Fort Barre and all landings on
Aes1N1 the Coast Atchafaiaya river ard
sziSs@z.SxSEsas Bayou Courtsbleau-The ight draft
steamer,
j. G.. ElackEord,
@. @. Pickett. master. j. Il. Schmt, clerk,
Leaves on TUESDAY. at P. NJ.
Leaves Washington for New Orleans every
SATURDAY at IL II.
The j. g. Backfcrd connects at Sirnsport with
steamer PaynsWick and at Churchviile with Jennie
Gibbons. Through bills ladug given.
Bills against steamer j. q. Biackford will not be
paid without q written order from the captain.
The g. Blackford. when the wster Is too low
will connect with steamer Maggie p.
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BELOW COMING UP.
Shin Adv.cs Wsilaoe4 40 days from Liverpool via PEG
sseela-in ballAst-to A BUseu
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HUsTINGs Court, MoNDAY.-In the ah-
sencc Of Judge Guigon, who was detained
at home by indisposition, Judge E. II. Fitz-
hugh, of the Chancery Court, presided.
Quite Il large number of spectators had
collected in the courtroom, confidently cN-
pccting to hear the decision of Judge iGui-
gon rendered in the election case. Es.t
The following business was disposed of:
The case of Jacob Freyfoglc (white), for
illegal registration, given to the jury on Sat
urday evening, was terminated, and Z ver-
dict of guilty rendered, and fine of $35 was
imposed upon him by the jury. Sentence
as to confinement was postponed on account
of the absence Of Judge Guigon. @r
John. johnson, Jointly indicted with
Charles Welsh for stabbing n colored man,
was admitted to bail in the sum of $1,000,
Edmond BossicuX becoming his security.
The following indictments were found by
the grand jury: Henry Thompson. for
misdemeanor, true bill; William II. An
drcWs, for misdemcanor, true bill Shop
pard Cox, for felony, a true bill ; William
N. Oakley alias Charles Harris, for misde-
meanor, true bill; Catharine COOts, for
misdemeanor, true bill James Edwards,
for misdcmeanor, true bill Henry Rich
ardson, for misdcmeanor, a true bill Will
liam III. Scott, Indictment for felony, Il true
bill John Faudree, for felony, o true bill !;
William Anderson, for misdcmcanor, y true
bill. ger
The jury failed to find true bills in the
following cases Commonwealth us. Nelson
Grav, misdcmcanor; Susan Carter, misde-
mcanor; David II. Frshring, misdcmcanor.
The grand jury adjourned to meet Friday
next at II O'Clock.
The court meets this morning at IL
O'Clock, .f
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did force the said Carter to take part forr-
by threats, and abused her (the said CarterJ
and elected her from the premises whereof
he permitted his professional business to be
carried on" -, s..-..
This surely must be a liberty, law, and
labor document. ~.
The case was examined by the Justice,
who turned white in the face when he read
the 'charge. We trembled for him, for We
were reminded of the learned Judge out
West who, on a similar occasion, tainted
sway, and could never be prevailed upon
afterwards to look at a warrant. The con-
sequence was that he had TO resign.
or course the case was dismissed, and
would not be considered worthy of record
here except as q commentary upon the ma
ture of warrants sometimes issued by youI
magistrates.
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MARINE ANTEALEG ENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC, july 10, 1870. =
Sun rsc3........... 4.52 Moon rises. ll.3
Sun sets. s........,... 7.Os High tide..,...... 8.1

PORT OF RICHMOND, july Is, 1870. Z
ARRIVED.
. Steamer Petersburg, GeOghegan, Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, w. 7. Brett.
Steamer Isaac Bell, Bourne, New York, mer-
chandisc and passengers, Old Dominion Steam
ship Company.
SAILED. ..
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers, l.. b. Tatum.
Steamer Petersburg, GeOghcgan, baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, w. Z. Brett.
Steamer Empire, Hunter, Philadelphia, mcr-
clandlse and passengers, w. Z. Porter. f:u
MEMORANDA. ! s .
WEST POINT, July H.-Arrlved, steamer Adj
miral, Reybold, Baltimore, merchandise and pas
scngers. York River Railroad Company, aud
sailed 18th OIL return. }"
AcQUIA CREEK, July H.-Arrived, steamer
Georgeanna, freeman, Baltimore, merchandlse
and passengers, Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad, and sailed 18th on return. .-.
-@...-' [BY TELEGRAPH. ......
FORTRESS MONROE, July ls.---Passed out, br igs
Amazon, Norfolk, for West Indies; Italia, for
Ponce. .n
NEW YoBK, July 1s.-Arriyed out, steamers
Scandinavia, CITY of Cork, and siberia.
NEW YORK, July B.-1he steamship Perelre
has arrived out. -.
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nos. fastlalous seeksr OF bridaI or, l,,ah-a.. !

most fastldious seeker Of bridal or. birtfdsy pre-
N2ts can be suited at their store, while ordinary
sss'e are almost bewtidercd BY their display OF
peah and unique new patterns of diamonds
mond, Npendant sets or pins and drops, dia.
rings, nes>ruby, pearl and gold engagement
and sleeve .btains, medallions, charms, bosom
cups, Roblets, d handkerchief charms, silver
Short NoWLAN &Nravelling sets in cases. In
tne latest novelties ine constantly IN recipe of
inc most reasonable priceewelry line, and sell at
agents for the celebrated dsbey are also the sole
eyeglasses manufactured byad spectacfcs and
oo.' New York, which arc nowh D. SPENCER c
everything In the spectacle line. Itathc lead OF
oy opticians to be the best artiHcialanounced
hunan eye ever known. .... 10 tho
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ExTRAoRDINARY CHARGE AGAINST. A LAW.
YER.-Mr. A. Noise, Jr., was. arraigned be-
fore the Police Justice on a warrant issued
by j. S. Robertson. The following are the
terms OF this extraordinary Instrument:
"One lawyer Noise did unlawfully hold
in pawn goods as surety for fee, pledged by
the said Louisa Carter for the sum of $40,
and said goods are valued by complainant
(Cartcrl at $50, upon conditions, and that the
said Noise did fail to comply, and return
the said goods pawned By. Louisa Carter,
according to agreement, and did accept
money in part for said goods, and delivered
in part, contrary to agreementiof parties
concerned and, moreover, by compulslon
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RAIrItoADts
A HHgSs W EssgsIaEE3|S

TIIro ITE SIrI5 -.
~ ROAD:.-on ane afs1r fsUSDAY,tiJuiy 10,
ls,os s%ss the BE- rAssEEGgE TRAINS l.il Ipp as fol.
MAIL TRAIN win run daily setveet, n,.bmond
and White sulphur Springs. ieIcept sunday be-
EiSI@oad A. sas ss5Phas esxs
arrive as Z. anss sasss ~ :ioss s.s
esns asa .s
Kss nss hssssssS Sri spais: sss sGs
ss Es G sessisss ss
aSaI1sp SIsaT aad Phsas s,ns 4: SesaonsMyalIss M
SEeen Richmond and Wasningion and betuesn
Semond and White sulphur nightly without
VIZ 2, eass e wiss;! LssSs I EIsSnsss q
8 e ASe ssp stls H. :,
tom. oesn s gcaoad :. ,ss ~ sastin9 al
& RIshPSsa sSs as ass nssi9s q m.
snini,r nito,s ssn through between Rishmond
%SsssS sss sas cpson.
| AZ Staunton with stages S<a,ss "A fellows q
llng's) Springs, 10 miles; sSugusts date strib-
At Goshen viii With a.ases for eolS Seysfs Cave II
amtles Rockbridge Alum sprhg I'd, cur spr,nua
srsse BRsths Rrda 10 4 mies; 1exinstp Rock
At Mi]Iboro' with stages Cor Bath klurtN -A
| 10 miles; Warm Springs, Is miles; Hot Spfasugs.
mixes and Healing Springs, "a nffles. 2fS'F %2S
At Coviugton with stages 20 Healing Spriih
| Is miles and Hot Springs, 1S miles.
| At Allegheny with stages 10 Red Sweet spring
mHes; and Old Sweet Springs,i 10 miles.
AtWhite Sulphur Springs with stages for ss
2smiles; Red sulphur Springs, II miles; Levi
burg,s miles and Charleston, 100 mites. -
THROUGH tickets issued 10 all points NORTH, Wes
and Southwest
1 -" JAMgSlF. EETHERLAND,
1 JY8sJ s.i ..,u.,.. =; General Ticket,A gent.
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Ladies desire what men admire-and this little
thing Is beauty. What do we say Is beautiful A
transparent complexion and luxuriant head of
hair. What will produce these? HAGAN's MAG
NoLIA BALM will make any lady Of thirty appear
but twenty, and LYONS KATIIAIRoN will keep
every hair in It's place and make it grow BIKE the
April grass. 1t prevents the hair from turning
gray, cradcatcs dandrufT, and Is the finest hair
dressing In the world, and Mt only half ordinary
cost If you want to get rid or sallowness pim-
ples ring-marks, moth-patches, etc. don't forget
the Magnolia Balm, ladies'. TN
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ILLyEss OF Bishop MCGlLL.-Bishop
McGiIl is quite ill in New York city. lie
arrived in that city about three weeks ago,
and has been unwcll ever since. At last &C
counts he was worse, and was Threatened
with paralYsis.
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SUDDEN DEATH OF A STRANGER. Richard
Brown, of; England, who arrived here from
New York last Saturday, died on Sunday
near Powhatan station, Powhatan county,
whittier he had gone looking for land. He
died of :.poplcxy. 1t is supposed that hts
family is in New York. but possibly do not
know of his exact whereabouts. ..r
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MAN KILLED.-On yesterday morning as
railroad was coming down between the Uni
versity and Charlottesville white man
named Fawcutt was run over and instantly
Killed. He was Thought to he insane, he
being found in an almost nude condition
after he was killed. The engineer saw him
running towards the train but too late to
o1,onJ- If '..
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING
IN THE RICHMOND sr-OFPICE JULY 10.--
Mrs. K. Brown, Colonel c. @. Tompkins,
Miss Yetta jacobson, Richmond, Va; Mrs.
A. II. benson, Baltimore, Md; j. NJ. Pun
mic, 1G6 Amity street; Mr.. William Gray,
Goochland Courthouse Mrs. Il. II. Bigger,
Geuito post-oiiice, Va.
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MoRTUARY REroRT.-Thc following is the
mortuary report for the week ending Satur-
day, July 16. 1870, compiled from sections
returns received ut the office Of the Board
Of Health: .-r
Whole number Of deaths in the city, 43; !;
in addition, / still-born was reported (co-
lored). Sex: Males, - females, 81. Color !:
White males, 10; white females, 10; colored
males, IL; colored females, IL. Condition ::
Single, 2S; married, S; widows, ,; un-
known, ). Nativity: United States, 40;
England, 1; Germany, Ireland, l. Lo-
| calityi City at largc,5; Marshall Ward, D;
Jefferson Ward, 10; Madison Ward, 81;
Monroe Ward, IL; Clay Ward, 3; Aims
house, 8; Medical College Inlirmary, l..
Age One day to thirty, .; one month to
six, ); six months to twelve, 6; one year to
| three, & three years to five, ten years
to twenty, 5; twenty years to thirty, 6;
thirty years to forty, 5; forty years to fifty,
| ,; fifty years to sixty, 1 sixty years to sew
enty, seventy years to eighty, 2; eighty
years to ninety. /; unknoWn,2 ,. by whom
certified Regular practitioners, SO irrcgu-
lar practitioners, / Board of Health. 4,
Causes of death: Assnoea, l !; apOpleXy, l
brain disease, l; child-bed fever, 3; con.
sumption, Is white, l colored( cholera
int;tntuln, s; cholera morblls, congcstlve
chill, /; confusion, 1 !; diarrhpa (acute), 1 g;
diarrhGa (chronic), 1 drowning, I debil.
lty, :; heart disease, l !; inflammation OF
brain, ] !: liver disease, l marasmus, ;
old age, 3; pneumonia, premature birth,
l; pucrperal commissions, / railroad acci-
dent, 3; scrofula, (colored tabes mesen-
terica, typhoid fever. 2; unknown, 2.
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RoBBERY.-The hardware store of Charles
l.. Porter, OH the corner of Franklin and
Seventeenth streets, was entered OH Satur-
day night last and robbed of Il quantity Of
hardware and cutlery. The upper portion
Of the building was vacant and advertised
for rent, the door leading thereto being
left open. The thieves could easily get
from the passage to the store. This they
did, and elected the robbery.
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Remember" In your promenade OF an eve
ming the neat ice-cream saloon at "JACKsoS,s. !,
corner Main and Third streets, ia7e
He also makes and delivers to families, pic-nics
fairs, &C.. &C., pure ice-cream In any ausnttty
and Of any favor desired.
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RARE, UNIQUE, AND BEAUTIFUL JEwELRY.-
No almirer OF rare and beautiful tewelry should
fail 10 visit the establishment of Now1.AN & Co.,
corner Main and Tenth streets. They present q
stock porhaps as large and certainly selected With
ss much care, as any In the southern States. The
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Expects OF EXCESSIVE HEAT.-Iesterday
was really, according to the figures of q
most reliable thermometer, the hottest day
of the season. At u o'clock M. the mer.
curry stood Mt 99o Fahrenheit. The effect
was seen in two cases of sunstroke.
The first was that of Mr.. John B. Ster-
ling, a nail-cutter by trade, who lives on
the corner of Bclvidere and Holly streets.
He was Frustrated by the heat at the door
of McsSrs. Woodhousc Il Parham, Main
street between Twelfth and Thirteenth.
He remained insensihlc for some time, but
being taken to the second floor of Messrs.
Wo0dhousc 81 Parham's building he was
cared for by his aunt, and soon was able to
60 out. .....'
A colored man employed by Mr.. II. j.
Smith OH his farm, in Hcnrico county, one
mile from Richmond, was found III n stable
loft overcome with heat and grooming with
pain. He also was for some time inSensiblc,
but was not seriously injured. ...
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-19

TIE FAuDnEE SHOOTING CAsE.--Thc case
of John Faudrce (Small white boy), charged
with shooting Alexander Woody (colorcd
boy), was called before the Police Justice
yesterday.
DR.. Cosby testified that Woody was doing
well. He was shot about three inches
above the knee-pan, and the wound was q
flesh one, and was inflicted by very small
ball.
Louisa McCue testified that the boys were
not playing. They were fighting each other
and Faudrce started to hit Woody with u
brickbat Woody tried to keep him from
hitting him; Faudree said, : You hit me
I'll blow your d-n brains out" No
sooner he said dis when de pistol went Off
in he pocket and shot Aleck."
Faudree was sent on to answer indictment
for unlawful shooting. ny.