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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-03-24

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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-03-24

Serantrn, 3. Suni 1869.
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FRIDAY, May ~ Flour AND MRAL-The mar.
ket eascr with &C. decline In some cases shipping
demand more active, but otherwlse dull Sales sS 900
siSOesf5 IS for shipping extras dacludng $500 b6ls'
mostly t5J 55at5;S for bakers ana family brands
lseat for southeTa :9gers t5,,sss for shipping and
for Jersey and Brandywne cotn meal
GRooERIEs-Conee RIO more active; about 5000 bags
sold at 159i9c, gold Java, sl@lc, gold Rice, 6k@
IKE and hrm. Mossscs actlyei sales 80 hhds; At 500
CARS very active and good refining sSsxc
with sales 1900 hhds 200 bKs, and Sis bbls melado
nned nrmeTi Stuart quotes best crushed at IKE
GRAIs-Whest dulL and closed ic loweri sales 81 90
do. 81 2Csti25 for No. dos sl2s for amber winter,
In store. Corn nrmer and more active sales II 900
bush. at o. O6ssil2 for fair TO prime new Western
yo low and old Western mixed: Rye unsettiedJ small
tales OF state at ltStle Barley scarce At soc pS.
Barley malt In fair demand, at Sc,CeS Canada peas
Western nan and o RGo and q Ssc of state '''
PROVISIONS dull and Dropping sales 700 bbs
at so S@y29.B for meas, $3.50 for prime mess 1900
bbs and $3.50 for extra prime Beef quiet but very
and .sosss. fot indis mess. beef hams sSSsS Tor
Southern and Western. Cut meats dun and heavy
picked hams l0HCSi7c. smoked do; lec.i picked
Sa, p"snP esns s n taa
foT pr,S. steam with i6o foI the Ii ee months
ibc Dressed hogs lower e il$Silkc Butter s.ill
Cheese, 1SsiSc. for new. Eggs lower at l7eiSc.
sUspRIEs-Cotton dull but steady. at 2Sxc for mid.
ding nplands. Spirits Turpenne active Tor export
tSt.c kosins active; az sIs ros so9d sI1 ar
and anchsneed. whiskey lower at ti.b7KSSi.&. tai
lew S %Oss ssys sSon b.
and "a I'd. Lnp honr an Rs,.tnl
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Spttial Hoiifts.
THE CHILD WITH A

THE CHILD wITHA
HORSES HEAD.
An engraving and description OF thii wonderful Liv.
ing Monstrosity In
THE SUNDAY STAR
TOMORROW.
Portraits OF the Old Sea Captain
ALEXANDER,
who was murdered for his money,
And the Beautiful Daughter,
NOW IN SEARCH OF THE BONDS.
IN THE SUNDAY STAR.
MT JUGG will have Jolly screed.
The "footlight Flasher" will nash with unusual
brillisncy.
All the Local. Sporting. TeleEraphc. Fashion, Court,
Political, and Personal News In
THE SUNDAY STAR.
ONLY CENTS. s CENTS. CENTS. 8 CENTS.
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DIED.


cABsLE.on F.iday NAY a. 1870 Sss o,slSeS A.
William CAbole. eldest OF Edward and Elizabeth
Gamble OF Froome, somersetshe, England, OF disease
Future notice viii Be given Of The time OF the funeral
Somerset aud willis Journal" please COPY.
CLANCEY.-James Clancy, native OF the parish OF
cloonaca: county Leitrim, Ireland, aged s. years.
u thence to Holy Cross Cemetery, Fiatbush, to-day
boRis Suddenly, at 900 West 18th st. Michael Doris,
Notice OF funeral In tomorrow's papers.
LootAM.-James. son OF Michael and Mary Looram,
aged year and 10 months.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited attend the funeral to-day saturday
at * O'Clock from the residence OF MS parcnts, 81
MoALARNEY.--on Friday, May 20, James MeAlar.
pey, native OF Castlebayney. county Monaghan, Ire
The friend. Of the family and those Of his brothern
his funeral from his late residence, ia Mott st. on
Sunday, 22d inst, at O'Clock.
RH0ADEs.- A. Detnehem, Conn. on Thursday,
May 49, Esther Rhoades In the s'th year OF her age
sHANNON.-on Thursday evening. May 49, 1870,
james J. shannon, In his ID year
Notice OF funeral IN Sundays Herald.
FKsIAN BRoTHxRHooD- NorIck-Ofncers
and members OF the brotherhood are requested TO at
tend the funeral OF our late amented brother Jere
mah H. Creed TO leave the Church OF ST. Theresa at
S. Pstrck WIN assemble at Seioet ihaip At 10 and q
Avenue A.
NorIcz.-The members OF the ST. Patricks Protec.
tive Mutual Alliance Beneht Association are requested
10 meet at tn cir new hall corner OF 18Th Vt and Uni
sharp attend the funeral OF owed brother and
President Mr.. Jeremiah IL Creed, from his residence,
S0's'r't''" } WI E SSAAhkkkAfFFAS' vioePres,s,
S Sz; 9'sg RnnN. Secretaries.
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1t73 beeves to-day, added 70 the sos received yester
day, the msrket was weaker, and closed dull at de
cline OF fully We. n. The choicest cattle sold At
IKE Y n and . few very common st Ithe;i but the
unue duh, with the tendency further downwsrd Re.
ceipts were AIT head and tales were effected at $50
we're easIer At isf@fsHc y. for farish TO prime lots
There were live hogs offered but with receipts Of
ass. all for tlaughteerrs, common TO best nominal
ly quoted at pke9i0c. n. City dressed hogs were
more steady nt nc. v n. for regular weights.
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rus COURT sriLL rsows rrssLy.

quietly bear Whatever comes, but vain ID the hope OF
n. Wei. called nam but how often
the COURT STILL Knows IrskLy.
This win no doubt strike you =, he letter Of some
sme Hf' su Ss court
Conscience dictate. and e cease oOlifinG and dis
Sworn e and subscribed in irc,eS,s,{ n, l7,h Gay
S.S Tng ;c re Ssts sstG e this
J.w. wruxssroos. Clerk. - ''''''' '''
rus rrypcr or rHs STATEMENT.
The reading OF the above statement produced q
very marked effect upon the audience Mise Hawkes.
few feet OF each other, but each preserved
the utmost seli-composure. Even the occasional
rippes Of sensation which passed through gu; the audi
some OF the more striking passages-did not dis
turb the equanimty Of either OF the parties. The
were doubiy convinced that she had been deeply
wronged by the Doctor.
After reading DIT. Clarks statement, already pub
less silence, the reverend gentlemen conducting the
case magnanimously dcssted from producing iur-
the letters in The custody OF Two Of tie Prosbyery
chosen by Miss Hawkes., Mr. Sturgeon, on behalf OF
the prosecutors, submitted the case without areu-
mem
THE SECRET SESSION.
All parties not members OF the Presbytery having
retired, the doors were locked and bolted. The
proce edngs were unquestionably warm, as both the
par ~, ans OF the wronged Miss Hawkes. and the
cruel Dr. Clark stacked each OF the ecclesiastical
litigants without mercy. warm ndmirer Of Miss
Hawkes. offered 4 preamble and resolution TO sus-
pend Dr. Clark from exercising the functions Of his
sacred once.
AT length AFTER ave hours session. the doors were
once more thrown open, and the anxious multitude
Of ladies aud gentlemen patiently awaiting without
entered.
A PAINFUL scEE-pa. cLARr POUND GUILTY.
The scene which presented itself was painful
one. Dr. Clark, who had previously been called In
from his study, was sitting by his counsel a. the
table, with q handker :hef covering bis face. All
the members OF the Presbytery were sad and down.
cast, and many OF them we're weeping. The verdict
was announced as follows;
THE FINDING.
Resoired That both from the full admission OF the
defendant and all the evidence. the charge has been
proved.
Resoir 3D. That 10 the Judgment OF this Presbytery
the assigned by Or CLARK are not satstactory
ResO.red, That the Rev j. a. Clara, D. d., be brought
before the bar OF this court aud somny reouted Tor his
sin In this matter.
The Moderator, the Rev A. @. Wallace. then arose,
and In the most solemn, impressive, and feeling
manner administered 10 DIR. Clark 4 scorching re
buke. The latter during its delivery appeared tc
feel keenly and deeply his humiliation and wep
like infant The Presbytery then adjourned sin,
die.
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Arrived-FRtDAY, May TO-
Steamship britannia, Glsgow, mdse. and pass.
Steamship eamara, Liverpool, via Boston In ballast
Steamship North America, RIO Janeiro. mdse.
Steamship City OF PortauPrince, Portsu.Prince.
mdse and pass.
ship Admiral Bremen, mdse. and pass.
Bark lucisno, Lcata, sulphur.
Bark Limeto, Palermo, fruit
Bark Betty Rio Grande do Sui. hides, &c.
Bark Choice, Colombo, coffee.
Dark Scotia Queen, Monte ideo, hides.
Bark Linuo, Nontevdeo hides.
Brig Antelope, Rio Grande do Sui, hides.
Also. the usual river ana coastwise vessels
STEAMSHIPS ARRIVED OUT.
LONDONDERRY, May 20-Ottawh, Quebec.
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A sKAsoNABLK sUesEsrIos.-H 10 q good time
for those attending the anniversaries 70 VISIT KnoIs
stands ready 70 furnish All ysrsstss nom his latest
spring style, natty and elegant, TO the broadcast
OF the clerical persnafion knoI'A We state for the
benent OF stTanGerA 81 IA Dr0advay.-AdsA
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WALLED IN WITH PAPER why are the hair col
orng preparations kept dark2 Simply because the
light deconposes them and exposes their foul sedL
ment Hence the bottles are tscseted with paste and
paper Phalons Vltalia or Balyation for the HAIR
inc other hand AZ clear and transparent In the
sne In the shade IL REEVES the natural color In
ADJ.
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Do not let your preudces the preudces OF Others
stand between and the relief that will be absolutely
sure to follow the use OF MRS. wINsLows sOoTH
INC SYRUP. Millions OF mothers testify that II
Is perfectly safe and reliable remedy. II relieves
the chd nom pain and dysentery and diarrh9a
II sofens the gums, reduces inflammation cures wind
collie and carries the safely through teethng
period.
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4trsuImI hoiitts.

ISFORMATION WANTED of Ann KearnL
/ from the l'ai -u Of Marlgncl County Monaghan
Ireland who LEFT about three years ago daughter TO
Thomas kearns AMI her mothers name Is Ann Hoy
will be thankfully received by their friend Peter Car
Ion Call or dlect - ~ Mulberry ST to PATRICK
slllVLEN, IN the rear, New ORR CITY.
DADICAL CURE, without knife censtic, or do
ention f. business, for structure Fttula, Piles,
Diseases OF the Pelvic Vscera Disease au Deiofmlties
OF the eye face, and person, and all important
cases. HENRY A. DANIELS, MD, Ia Lea ington aV
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MARINE IETELLIGENok

nINrLTrVs ALxArAC-rHIs DAY.
tun rises. ~ sui tets.... 10 moon rtses.12 81
Hfas wArER-rUt DAY.
andy HOOK. ~ 20 GOV. Island. 80 Hell cate Of
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New York Markets.

We arc authorized by Mr., j: G. Southworth Prcs
dent or the Atlantic National Bank OF this city say
that the forgeres on that institution will not exceed
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America Triumphant
THE VICTORIES OF THE SAPPH0.
and tho

THE VICTORIES OF THE sAPPHo.
wlTa fsahy3is SSS4 .ISSIzTYsfs OF
BY GEoRGE WILKES.
will be found At s isnsf4 i 81 THE TINES.
''se'ne' WIN IS s"f R iSG 1c:ii'SsiiIzEDp
Is there if Ri 'S SEW ~ zzEAL4Sggn s ,.,,on,
For all of which ' SlLKEs. SPIRIT.
Now out.
shirts, Collars, CUFFS, Drawers,
UNRlvALLED IN STYLE AND MANUFACTURE.
UNION ADAMS a cos,
GU BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
cough eSd s:h. efonehi. or ans q he vsioa.
pulmonary troubles tina, 80 onlen terminate in con
and Gi%e. safe and cficacion. remedy THIS is no
s%ss eSs Y pse'srosf CE ne
Chemist, ies Court st.. Boston. scid BY all druggis
Drink Adirondack Water Of whitehall for
Brghas disease s,dney compliant, aud rhsnmat'm IL
containing larger proportion OF and potassa
See pamphlet Tor ,sle BY liegemsn Co. Even Nc
Ear and Blood rsdlcaily ca,ed oy bR howe 80 Wet
Fridays, and Saturdays. from 10 TO s.
Ar% rfs,hy Pess' 1s,n0 :ss &c e.; s
sye dental rooms. $50 Oh nv. cor. I'D ct.
Lyoas FOotH Tablets. Dentists recommend them '''-
s sep Sold f' Sy srsss sSsrRce'
sdaEib asnaisct aRa f is Sas.aa %' N'f
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publications $1,000.
4 COMMENCEMENT OF THE 4tsT VOLUME.
HARPER's
NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE

HARPERs
NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE
FOR JUNE, 1870
CONTENTS:
JoTTNGs AND JoURNEYINGs IN SPAIN.
Recommendations en- Espagnc. The Ran.
way Csrrage.-Op the Promenade, Madrid.-A Fir
tston In q wsy-side Posads.-A Mother invoking
Blessing on her Chiid.-startinE OF the Coach from
the Posada.-Fountan OF cybcle on the Praao.-A
Street Peddler.-The Cripples.-spanish Beggars.-
Fountains OF the Prsdo,-The Royal Armory.-Ths
Pantheon in the Escorlai
THE MYSTERIES OF A THUNDERsHowER.
ILLusrRATIoSs.-Thc Electric spark.-Hygrom.
eter Of saussure. -Hygrometer OF Monnier.-rhs
Monk.-strati.-C lrri.-Strsu and Cirri among the
Mountains.-C Nlmbu. -Deve'opment
Of Electricity through the Cendcnsatlon OF Steam
Armstrong; Machine. Effects Of the Discharge
Electric OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Striking Tree.
The Coast Guard.-Disruption Of Glass.-The Ma
tural Lightning Rod-Fulguritc- Llgntnine Az
tracted by Streams upon the Ground.
TWO MOODS.
FREDERICK THE GREAT.-vT THE CAMPAIGN on
hoLLwIrz
LAMENTATIONS. -Frederick on the Field OF Damn.
gartcn.-1he Assault on Glogau.-Map Illustrating
the Mollwitz Csmpaign.-The Night before holL
wtz.-Plan OF Battle OF Mollwitz.-Flight Of Fred
erick.-Frcdcrick at the Mil.
VANITY OF vANIrIEs
THE ROB ROY oN THE JORDAN.
ILLusTRArIoSs.-At Home on the Rob Roy.-A
Lark on Lake MISUNDERSTANDING taking wing.
"A Night on Lake Mcnza'ch.-slave Children ~
Cairo.-1he Rob Roy on Lebanon.-source Of the
Abaua.-Gorge OF the Abana.-The Ateibeh Marsh {.
stone Door In Bashan .-Hooleh Architecture
The Rob Roy PriEe.-Raft on Lake Hooleh.-A
Storm on Gcunesareth.
TIKI HOT CURRENT OF THE ATLANTIc-A NEW
THEORY OF rs FOUNTAIN AND FLooD.
ILLusTRArfoNs--A Submarine Volcanic Erup.
tion.-Phosphorc'cc Scs.-The Drift OF the Gulf
strcam.-Dssin OF the North Atlantic. Vertical
Section OF the North Atlantic.
TRANsMUTATION.
THE RUNNING TURF IN AMERICA.
wAMPUSsUNG GAP.
WINE IN AMERICA AND AMERICAN WINE.
FAREWELL TO NAY.
STORY OF SIX WEEKS
BORDER REMINIsCESCEs. ny GENERAL n d
MARcr.
ANTERos. by the AUTHOR OF GuY LIvISosross..
etc.
THE GAMING TABLE.
EDITORS EASY CHAIR.
EDITORS LITERARY RECORD
EDITORS SCIENTIFIC RECORD.
EDITORS HISTORICAL RECORD.
EDITORS DRAWER.
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CANNOT CONE CLOSE TO HUMAN HEARTS.

81 cannot now come lose To human hearts, as once
deeply Impressed with the idea that all circles of
ciety, mere convenience predominant motive In the
suited ,You DO AZ want Won To- or i viii have no.
thing 10 do with YOU seems to be kind of motto
under which most men aud women act am sick OF
selfish affection, but II strikes they are quite
scarce Us ice at the equator. have fought against
this conviction, but II tc9s IN my mind In spite Of all
unset fish my nature y like that OF other human be-
ings, but do feet that have been more sedenyng
than most, In the direction Of accommodating Others at
the OF &C. no longer attach tie value to
earthly relationships as sources OF even moderate
pleasure that / once did.
THE "HIGHER NATURE" ASSERTS ITSELF.
81 feel that want no one TO approach nearer TO
marry aga II thoroughly convinced that 1t would
really minister to the advantage OF my higher nature
that would be means OF anchorng my soul TO some
earthly object which would, In It's influence over my
moral nature, tend TO make II more pure aud Godke
other WISE would innntly rather remain ~ am Tor
the sake oil the other no ess than myself Unless eei
enter Into any such alliance with any one on GODS
earth.
FIERCE MENTAL srRUoGLE AND DOUBTS.
"For months and months my mind has been . quiet,
but nerce battlefield. have been, as you know, In a
edIy called myself fool and so i have been have
acted without judgment ana common sense In many
hngs a Az mat Enow o. ySS gTes ne nf9 hs spPT pre-
city doubt your capacity 70 furnish thehappness which
my soul crayea
AN OLD FOOL HARD TO CURE.
"But an old fool 10 hard to cure. know am pecu-
liar, but as In possible for TO get away from my
pecuarilles ~ h would be TO drink the Allegheny a
"oi your Christian character ! have the highest
opinion, Your Christian aim Is hikn.not i1iiy real
] csres' whns Gods arm Is extended to me, shall
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lie was 80 loud and vehement IN his attacks
on the Archbishop, accusing him OF slOth
and remissness In supplying convenient places
Of worship, with priests enough 10 minister
70 them, that for while was In doubt which to
obey, my lawful superior or his Beli-consututed
censor. JUDGED, l thought the man was going TO
build cl urches himself from the profits OF his Cath.
ole paper, aud l was going TO help him. Imagine
my surprise 20 learn that this zealOt did not
tribute the FIRST cent 10 the support OF his pastor,
and when called upon to aid In building new church.
In which his family Ought to have worshipped, OPP
posed his pastor and threw ridicue his efforts to
raise money to rebuild his church. and even hired
pew elsewhere TO escape the tax upon bis purse
ron see how much be was In earnest when writing
Tor Ills paper. lie means nothing he says He
~rtos Tor his bread and butter, and his loud and
sensational style his vulgar italics, his hippancy In
Treating theological matters, the def way In which
ne knocks bishops and priests over the sconce,
nelp nm to turn penny which he no doubt thinks
honestly made.
PREsDrrERIAs cosyERr's IDEA or MUSIC.
Experience has taught him how TO make his
paper sell, SO he dsshes II with the spice Of
personal abuse. The class for which he writes buy
Nto see whose turn comes next. There Is an In
stnet IN US all which makes US anxious to know how
Dady our neighbor has been treated To this some
wing ne panders. He knows how II delights the
country heart TO learn the wickedness OF their fellow
Snreuans In the city 30 he dishes up devils music"
hcentious screeehlngs," aud lager. bier garden
howern)" &C. In the organ lofts" T" Jews sing
pg me Crodo, priests at the altar, like waiting
soys st hotel table" for them, land his county
hsads are delighted. and cali TO SOC him when they
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TERMS FOR HARPEKs MAGAZINE. wEEKLf.
AND BAZAAR
MAakzIsE, One Copy for One Yesr"...... eco
WEEKLY. One Copy for One ysar.....". 100
BAzAR, One Copy for one Year..".... 40
HARPKR's MAGAZINE, HAMPERS WEEKLY, and HAR
PERs Bazaar, for one year. siap0 any two for s1oa
HARPER 4 BROTHERS. NEW YORK.
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full Of wear and tear Bending my neck TO the yoke
no reward shonld he teamed fTom mis- geinHh world
some Remuneration would be enjoyed In the hereafter
For the last ten years have been whrled along more
by the excitement and interest OF work than Oy the
stimulus OF earthly happiness Ia the composition OF
my nature, cheerful and hopefu God did much Tor
hut under the power OF different c!rcuIs ces these
elements nave largely faded away.
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SHERIFFS SALES.

=. HI. Davis, Jr., vs.. f. N. Fortier-
Fourth District Court for the arish Of Orleans,
No. ~, 400.
DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF SEIZURE AND SALE
ID to me directed by the Honorable the Fourth
District Court for the Parish of Orleans, in the
above entitled cause, will proceed to sell at pub
lie auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers'
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Custom.
house streets in the Second District Of this CITY,
SATURDAY December24, 1870, at twelve o'clock NJ,
the following described property, to wit
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situate in the
Third District of this city. in the square comprised
within Columbus Galvez, job nson and La Harpe
streets, designated by the number ninety-on ON a
plan drawn by A. de Armas, engineer, measuring
said lot thirty-One feet nine inches front John
son street by one hundred and twenty three feet
six inches deep the line dividing it from lot
Der ninety two one hundred and forty nine feet
i've inches deep on the line dividing it from Du.
champs property, Or assigns and one hundred and
seventeen feet nine inches WIDE in the rear.
Together with all, and singular the buildings
and improvements thereon, without exception or
reservation.
Being the same property acquired by the defend
ant BY pure base made from Leon Giroux, per &c t
passed before Amedee Ducatel, notary public in
this city, on the twsnty-eixth Of April, 1860.
Seized i'll the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS L. MAXWELL
nO23 de. "a Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
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ahon. PRECEDENT Of the Cuban League, has

M.Aon, President Of the Cuban League has
A letter from President Cespedes, dated
August q, expresses confluence that the
Npaniards win be driven from the island.
WARRINGTON, December 6-Senahc.-A
memorial was presentation q new custom
houee 81 Wilmington, North Carolina.
Nr. Pomeroy introduced the sixteenth
amendment to the constitution Of the
United States, providing for female
suffrage.
sion.
There were about twenty nominations for
confirmation. A Commissioners OF Internal
Rovenue il not among them.
Porter's nomination AZ Admiral was not
withdrawn, as some expected.
BERLIN, December 6.-King William teie-
.rraphs the Queen from Versailles, the fifth,
- follows: !" Orleans was occupied last
night without being stOrmed. The third
oorps captured nine cannon and one mi
trailleuse The eighth corps beat the
French in several engagements northeast Of
Rcuen, capturing one gun and four hun
lred prisoners"
I0rDON. December 6.-The Prussians
sent g flag of truce into Paris, announcing
the capture of Orleans and the rout Of the
army Of the Loire, with eighty guns and
thousands Of prisoners, and report the death
Of General Ducrot.
KncsroK, Ja, December 1.-THE British
sonsul from Maracaibo has arrived here.
He wants war vessel to protect English
and foreigners at MaracaibO, where an in
surrection is at it's height
HAVANA, December Count valmaseda
has arrived. Captain General DeRodas
went aboard the ship to receive him.
81. PETERSBURG, December 1.-THE
general tenor of Russian notes to European
powers is that Russian demands are essen.
tial to peace.
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Z, y.
def N ;aS Sheriff Of the Parrish of Orean6

Mathaus Gorbach vs.. Mrs. Tcrese Assem-:
maker Teresa Laugenbaker). widow oy nrs sI
marriage of Blaine 6tagle, and nov wiie OF
John ACKNOWLEDGEMENT District Court LOT
the parish Of Orleans No. A23l
10y VIRTUE OF WRIT OF sRIzURR AND SALE
ID to me directed by the Honorable the Fourth
District Court for the parsh of Orleans In the above
entitled cause win proceed to sell at public auc-
ton. ut the Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange.
ROYAL street, between Canal and Cust0mhouse
streets In the second District OF this city, on
"WEDNESDAY, December 81, 1870, at twelve o'clock
n. the following described property. to wit
K CERTAIN Lot OF GROUND with the build.
INCA and improvements thereon, rights, ways,
privileges, and appurteuances thereunto belonging,
situate in the First District Of this CITY, designated
bv the number twenty five Of square number
twenty, which is bounded BY Canal. Claiborne. Gas
ouet and Derbigny streets. a. per plan drawn BY
Joseph Pelie, late Surveyor dated May 1910, and
deposited in the office OF David L. HcCay, late .
notary public in this city.
Tho said lot measures twenty-five feet front on
0asquet street, BY one hundred and six feet seven
inches In depth between parallel Lines, Knglsh
measure.
Being the same property acquitted BY the defend
ant by purchase from Miss Alicia Godfrey, - pef
act passed before Theodore Guyol, notary public
in t6is city On the eighth day Of August. 1851
0eased ID the above suit
ne1s ~ u shszi8 Il 10 paaisA ef Orleans.