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Medical Examiners:
VIZ AUSTIN, M. d. in. FOLWELL, MD
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Local Intelligence.

DAILY MORTUARY REPORT-Dr. S. G.
Russell, secretary of the Board of Health,
reports that the whole number of deaths
for the twenty-four hours ending at six
o'clock, Friday evening, was "A. Two
died Of consumption, l of delirum tremens,
/ of chronic dysentery, l of congestive
fever, IL Of yellow fever, 3 of pneumonia,
/ of gunshot wound. Five were Inferred
in public institutions, and two on certificates
Of Coroners.
Those who died of6ellow fever were:
Frederick Burning, ll9 Delord street,
aged nineteen years, a native OF Germany.
Frederick b. johnson, 80 st. Mary street,
twenty-one years OF age, native OF Massa-
ehusetts.
Miss L. Wakefield, corner of Common
nativity not stated.
John c. Miller, Camp street, twenty-five
years of age, native of Kentucky
William E. Campbell, I'D Tchoupitoulas
street, thirty years of age, native OF Scot
land.
w. H. Armstrong, 1872 Julia street. twenty
six years of age, nativity not stated.
Augustine Ditz, 1873 Charities street,
twenty-five years of age, a native OF Ger
many.
Nellie johnson, % Chestnut street, ten
wears of age, native OF Arkansas.
August Swarmpool, Charity Hospital,
thirty eight years Of age, a native OF Bel
GUM.
Charles II. Ross, Charity Hospital
twenty-five years of age, a native OF Maine.
Jacob Bran, Charity Hospital, twenty
five years of age, native OF Switzerland.
Jean Bastide, Charity Hospital, thirty
eight years Of age, a native OF France.
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REGISTRATION.
OFPICE STATE REGISTRAR OF VOTERS

OFPIcR STATE REGISTRAR OF voTERsl
New Orleans. September g. 1870. ).
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE OFFICES
~ of the Assistant Supervisors of Registration,
for the various wards of the city of New Orleans,
win remain open until FRIDAY, October 28, 1870
Sundays and legal holidays excepted.
Office hours from seven clock A. NJ. to IL o'clock
NJ, and from two o'clock P. n. to seven O'Clock
=. NJ, each day.
five of section fOrty-three of the Act to provide
for the revision and correction of the lists of regis
tered voters of the State" etc, approved March is
1870, the registration of voters for the parish of
ALL QUALIFIED VOTERS of the parish of Or
leans, whether previously registered not, who
1870, must make application for registry to the As
sistant Supervisor of Registration of the ward III
which they resides.
FIRST WARD-No. 4O5 Magazine street, between
Terpsichore and Melpomene streets
SECOND wARD-No. 3ol Magazine street, be- :
tween Calliope and Gaiennie streets
THIRD WARD-No 129 Liberty street, between +,
Perddo and Poydras streets.
FOURTH WARD-Corner IRENE and Cont streets,
FIFTH wARD-No. 141 Dauphine street, between
st. Peter and Toulouse streets.
SIXTH WARD-Corner Where street and Bayou
SEVENTH wARD-No. II Frenchmen street..
EIGHTH wARD-Corner Poet and Craps streets
NINTH WARD-No. "a Louisa street. between
Rampant and Burgundy streets.
TENTH WARD-No. l76 st. Mary street, near Mag
azine street.
ELEVENTH WARD-No. 1855 Magazine street,
near Washington street.
TWELFTH WARD-Magazine street, opposite
Market House.
THIRTEENTH wARD-Magazine street, between
Cadiz and Valence streets.
FOURTEENTH WARD-COIner of Walnut and
Water streets.
FIFTH DISTRICT-{Algiersl-At 'od Parish Hall.
B. P. BLANCHARD,
State Registrar of Voters and Supervisor of Regis
tratioh Parish of Orleans.
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Ae,v 0rlea,,s $eplablifaa.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE UNlTEDSTATES
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF NEW ORLEANS
AUCTION SALES TOMORROW.

BY LOUIS STERN 4 BROS, at ten O'clock at No.
l6 Charities street, 600 cases boots, shoes and
brogans.
BY SHERIFF MAXWELL, at II o'clock. NJ, at
Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange, lot
Of ground and buildings Prytania street
rot of ground and buildings on st. Joseph and
Tchoupitoulas streets-City OF New Orleans vs..
T. Nj. Ivens. Lot of ground and buildings on
Constance street, two lots of ground On Felicity
street-City of New Orleans vs.. C. II. Chase.
Vacant portion of ground on Napoleon street
City of New Orleans Henry Cassidy.
BY S. GUINAULT, at IL o'clock, at corner of Good
children and Eazant streets, lot Of household
furniture, wagon harness, cart and harness
ware, saddle and bridle-succession Of Pascal
sempe.
BIZ r. NJ. B. j. MONTGOMERY, at IL O'clock
at Old Auction Mart, No. 81 Camp street, fur
niture, etc.
BY j. DEJAN, JR., at halfpast II O'Clock. at New
Auction Mart No. 1873 Gravier street, near Co
rondelet, household furniture, etc.
BY A. H. MACARTHUR, wharfnger Second District
at 10 O'clock, at the foot of Bienyille street
rear the Levee. frame building, formerly oc
cuped as whartinger's Office.
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Nothing can our friendship sever,
Wen both sit down and lie together.

DEATH OF Mr.. COLLIER, oP ALGIERs.-
On Friday last Louis A. Collier was sadly
followed to the grave, by large concourse
Of his fellow citizens who had esteemed him
so highly.
He was carried to his last resting place by
the members of Washington Temple of
Honor, of which he had been member
from it's formation.
Few men, so retiring and unpretending as
was Mr.. Collier, will be so much missed
from the paths of quiet usefulness; and
there are few who, even with much more
than his opportunities, have effected such
an amount of transformations good. For
there is many man now walking the
streets with head erect, who owes it to
Louis A. Collier and to his fellow-laborers,
that he is not, at this time, an alternate
denizer of the gutter and the workhouse.
Louis A. Collier was an ardent and con
scientious devotee to temperance reform,
and for many years Of his life, all his time
and labor not devoted to the necessities and
the care of his family, were given to this
selected mission. Yet he was no fanatic:
he never denounced any who did not see
the evils Of intemperance as he saw them.
He knew and he did his duty, and left it to
God to Judge others. He died comparatively
yeung-in the prime of his useful career.
But to TIE Borrowing widow and the be-
reayed children is left the consolation that
he died full of good works. And sacred
writ has said that the seed OF the righteous
nra neuer forsaken.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-23

LOVING AND HATING.-George Dixon,
one whose upper story is rather vacant, was
before Recorder Houghton fer vicious con-
duct on Peters street. He was positive that
all his misfortunes, and they were numerous,
originated with his ugly wife, who, ne said,
was the best woman in town, if -. he
broke down in his contradiction at the word
if. and admitted that she is the best man of
the two, vet he both loved and hated her.
His shattered mind turned back TO the year
1861, "when Christopher Columbus was as
fascinated by Augustus Henry Booth, and
then it was he first thought President LIN
coin better man than St. Patrick's day, al
though the wife showed her anger III tear
ing down the emblems of mourning" His
loose tongue ratified off a string of uncon-
nected sentences, all of which meant
nothing, yet beneath his words appeared
something acting as a burden on his wishes.
His mental and physical conditions were
such that he was remanded to prison, in the
hope that time would evaporate his insanity
and few doses of that crazy whisky which
had filed his corporal cistern. When
sliding into barred cell he cried out quite
sensitively, if not sensibly:
Nothing can our friendship sever,
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mia 2tm "

Bank of New Orleans New Orleans,
September "a, l870-Whereas, at their sitting of
the second day OF September, 1870 the Board OF Di
rectors OF this Bank adopted the following resolu-
ton, to wit
Resolved, That it is the sense of this Board that
section of article eight of the charter nf this
Bank should he amended rs to read as follows:
There shall never be any increase OF the capital
without the consent of twothlrds in amount of the
eckholicrs" and that it is also the of this
Board that the capital stock OF this Bank should
be increased to the extent of six hundred thousand
dollars, the capital to consist of twenty thousand
shares Of sixty dollars each say million two
hundred Thousand dollars.
The stockholders of this Bank are requested to
call at the Banking House of Exchange
alley and Canal street, the twenty fifth day oi
October, 1870, between the hours OF A. NJ and 2.
Al, for the purpose OF voting on the proposed
amendment TO the act of Incorporation.
sea 2taWlm n. AUGUSrIN. Cashier.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-23

FINE JEwELRY, WATCHES. SILvERwARE,
ErC.-We invite attention to the advertise
ment of Mr.. S. Silverstein, which will be
found in our columns this morning. Mr.
Silversteins stock is all entirely new and of
the most fashionable patterns, and having
been bought entirely for cash, he can sell
far cheaper than those who purchased on
credit, giving credit prices in notes having
long to run and bearing heavy interest. Mr..
Silverstein, besides, is an old jeweler, I'M
derstands his business, and is no higher
about few dimes. He, in fact, is a driving
man. We advise all those who really want
good jewelry, at reasonable prices, to pa
tronize him. His store is at the corner Of
Carroll and Poydras streets.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-23

THE SLAUGHTERHoUsE HoMICIDE.-Corc
ner Roach yesterday continued the inquest
in the case of John Messenger, killed by
Charles Williams. Special Officer A.
Hearsev found two more witnesses after a
long tramp, and it is expected their testi-
mony will furnish direct proof. More evil
dence was taken yesterday, which reads
rather bad for accused. 1t was shown that his
jacket pocket was burned by the powder
flash, and that blood was ,on his pistol;
nature.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-23

Ar CosT OF One HUNDRED DOLLARS
4 Greedy Citizen Done Br6isn ~ CONT
de,ce-Some time last evening two men
approached F. Lawrence, No. ISi Rampant
street, and laid before his eyes TWO green
backs-a two dollar and a one dollar bill
which to him appeared genuine currency,
and so they were, as he atterwaTI ascer-
tanned. These two men, OF exceedingly
generous disposition. divulged q plan to
him by which he might treble his capital,
if he only had little nerve and no con
science They informed him that the notes
were Of the latest and best counterfeit, and,
if he was inclined, they would supply him
with almost any amount at the rate OF three
for one they were so excellent and fault
lessly executed that no expert could detect
the difference Just examine the samples
Closely The two sharpers agreed to meet
him near the City Hotel with three hun
dred dollars of it, for which he was to pay
one hundred dollars. At the hour agreed
on, the three were prompt; they wished
him to 60 mp stairs, but he declined They
then quietly slipped him a plump sealed
not to break the seal in the stree: or in the
presence of any person; and they left him
hurriedly. His curiosity was up, and on
the instant he tore the package. when the
man who intended dealing in counterfeit
currency discovered strips of old news
paper, cut the size of bank bills. a scrawl-
ing note was inclosed, which read: Call
again and see ne, and the next time We
meet it will be genuine. Truly, James
Boyd nee William Hammond This was
adding outrageous insult to decided injury,
and was the weighty feather that broke the
victims guilty back. He was not long i'll
finding police headquarters, nor was ne
slow in detailing how he had been duled
I in his attempt to deal in criminal business.
| He obtained little consolation, as Mr.. Boyle
| limited that he was quite az bad as the fel-
| lows who victimized him. He was unable
! to give any definite description Of those
| nice young men, who are now probably
| enjoying the money which trickery gained
| for them.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-23

WOMAN BURNED IN ALGIERs-hnothe~
Coal Oil Explosion. - Yesterday morning
about four o'clock, an aged colored woman,
known as Aunt Celeste, who has lived on
the premises of Mr.. Amadee Miller, in Nc
Donoghville. lighted a coal oil lamp, and
finding it contained but little oil, undertook
to fill it without first extinguishing the light
The consequence was an explosion which
sent the burning fluid in such quantities
over the unfortunate woman that her
clothes were burned completely Oft her, and
she died from the injuries within An hours
time
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Parish Ticket,

For Civil Sheriff.. S. SAuVINET
For Criminal Sheriff.. A. MASCOT.
For Coroner First Fourth, Fifth and Sixth Dis
tricts-PATRICk CREAGH.
For Coroner Second and Third Distrcts-DR. J.
T. JACKSON.
Por First Justice of the Peace-HARvEY NJ.
DIBBLE.
For COnstable-D4ElEL CROWLEY.
For Second Justice of the Peace-W. L. EVANS.
For COnstabIe-A. j. DAVERN.
For Third Justice of the Peace ]. T. MoNTA-
NAT.
For Constable-WILLIAM WEEKS.
For Fourth Justice OF the Peace. G. BAUM.
For Constable-AUGUST BUICK.
For Fifth Justice OF the Peace-SlMON W. OTIS
For COnstable--H. w. FARROW.
For Sixth Justice of the Peace-Charles A. Myers.
For Constable--JAMES MOORE.
Por seventh Justice Of the Peace-OSCAR B.
ROUDEZ.
For Constahle-R V. STOLZENBERG.
For Eighth Justice of the Peace-H. G. CACLKfNS
For COnstable-THOMAS n. MILLER. ocl5
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vember next; said election to be conducted and tho
returns thereof made in all respects according to
the provisions of the constitution and Of the law.
Given under my hand and the seal of the State
this twenty-thrd day of September, 1870, and of
the Independence of the United States the ninety
fifth.
By the Governor:
PITT CRAvArH Assistant Secretary of State.
se25 til
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In half an hour or less she informed Cap
tain Gibney of her condition, and then went
off into a deep sleep. She was sent to the
Charity Hospital, where every attention
was paid her, and, perhaps, a stomach
pump introduced to the poison.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-23
FOUND.

u,0r1ND.-1N ONE OF THE CARS ON NAPO-
n leOn avenue on the twentieth instant, a POCK-
RTBOOK. containing money and papers, which the
owner can have by proving property and paying
SHrerses JOHN WATERMYER,
Corner vailain and Tehoupitoulas streets.
oe22 1t. Sixth District.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
CANCELLATION OF BOND.

STATE Or LOUISIANA }
Executive Department,
New Orleans, September 30, $780,
WHEREAS APPLICATION HAS BEEN MADE TO
w me to for the cancellation of the off1cia
ponds OF Alfred VOORHEES, Assessor and Tax C0leo-
tor IN and for tho parish of st. Martin, to wit:
BOND In the sum Of one thousand dollars Is 10O0),
dated February l6 1859, signed by Alfred voorhes,
as principal and Charles Olivier Duciozel as secu-
rity, and bond in the sum of ten thousand dollars
$4,000 dated February &c. 1865 signed by Alfred
VOORHEES,, as principal, and Charles Olivier Ducoze
rs security; the said bonds being conditioned for
the faithful performance by the said Alfred Voor.
HES of his duties Assessor and State Tax Cellec
tor aforesaid.
Notice is hereby given to all persons interested
in the aforesaid bonds to file their objections 10 the
cancellation thereof in writing in the office of the
Secretary of State, within ninety days after the
last publication hereof
Given under my hand and the seal of the State
this thirtieth day of September, A. D., 1870 and ct
the Independence Of the United States the ninety
fifth
By the Governor: II. G. WARMOTH.
GHORGE f. BovRR,
n State OCZ J0t