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MLgCELLANEOUG.

. At the Louisiana State Fair, girl 10 years
old took premiums for tho best pound, sponge,
and f1uit cake.
discharged for poisoning her employers $l90
black and tan teHia5s with great Regularity
"A French paper says the promised novel
ties for seaside and travelling costumes will
make young ladies' look "like sehoolboys out
for holiday"
The Talbottom (Ga.) Young American
states that an old negro woman in that taTn
knocked her husband over with chair ut
church, recently, for refusing to contribute to
q fund for completing now church
buttons Of Is free passes" upon such anause-
ments as visit that town. The proportion Of
ticketa demanded Bhow tho Counclmanlc
tastes, as they asked 42 tickets for the circus,
and only Il for Fechter:
Horse-raeing is dyiug out in Virginia, and
the Richmond papers mourn the degeneracy
-GoTernoz Haight says that the law passed
by the Legislature of California, authorizing
the people of San Francisco to vote 81 ,oo0, GOO
in aid Of the Southern Pacific Railroad, aa IN
constitutional, and the indications arc that the
subsidy project viii be defeated.
Texas laa in one Of It's intarior towns
new sensation, to wit: 4 family OF i've PER
SOLE with each couple Of horns on the fore
/ head, about three inches long, and with hair
/ the color Of deer. -
-He who runs may read-a specimen Of
1 British ignorance OF American literature. In
| the London Queen, the ladies' neWspa per and
1 court chronicle, for April %, there appeared
the following among tic Literary Notes and
aPoEM wANTED.-whc1e can find Thack-
4 eray's verses called tShcrdan's Rlde7 Il D.. "
| Paper napkins for table use have just
| been introduced into the restaurants Of Ger
many. They ansTer every purpose for one
usiuE, but Of course will not stand washing
any more than paper collars. Three OF them
| cost less than cent. and they are made OF
| all sizes. ..-.
Al the opening Of q breach q promise case
in Kentucky. the Court ssked the counsel for
the plaintiff how long the trial would probably
last "I can't ssy exactly" replied the coun-
Bel, "but will mention as one lten that nave
ssf love-1ette1s, written By the defendant to
| my client, to read"
Under the old provincial laws OF Massa-
chusetts idolatry, Nitchcsft, blasphemyt high
treason, murder. poisoning, concealment Q,
the death OF an i1egitimate child, piracy and
burning clearinghouse, meeting-houso
store-house or ship, we're punishable With
'o mIn San Francisco, Chinese lady Of rank
nov there, when cut walking is attenaea BY
three maids Of honor, bearing lighted sticks oi
punk, highly perfumed- "Her face H paintet
Tifh reckless disregard of expense, and he'
, 1870-05-14

Tho Sunday Tribune.

Advertisers viii oblige us by remembering
the crowded condition OF Cur columns on Sum
day, and handing in their fsvors rs early az
possible. The miscellaneous reading viii be
found, as usaal, on that dns, in The Supple
, 1870-05-14
Eha ,1afac+ material for 1r-a-

TIE latest material for pavements has
been obsnined by casting the '9lags," or
refuse material resulting in the smelling
and fixing of iron and other ores, into
hicks of the size Of those used in the Bel
gian pavement Several streets in B1us-
sells and Paris have been paved with this
, 1870-05-14
The mo1daunt piTorce Case.

On april a7, before the Lord Chief Baron,
Lord Penzance, and Justice Keating, the ques-
bar to Sir Uharles' proceeding with his case
wss argued IN the Divorce Court, Sergeant
Ballantyne, Dr.. Spinss, O. C.. -Mr. IndeEwick,
and Nj. Cohen were council 1o1 Sir Charles;
, 1870-05-14

The announcement Of 4 death in Msssa-
chuaetta paper one day last week waa followed
with, New York papers please copy. OF such
is the Kingdom Of Heaven"
, 1870-05-14
TIE TERRITORIES.

The Cheyenne Leader Of tho 9th, SAYS:
4 The city has received considerable addi-
ton to its floating population Of late, in the
vav of recruits for the Big Horn expedition:
The actual number Of those who have arrived
for this purpose cannot atpresent bo positive
II asceftained, as many have not yet re;
ported, II u known, however, that several
hundred came in last week, and the number is
daily increasing. The expedition Was to have
started to-day; but the non-arriyM OF the
freight expected from the East, together with
The fact that there are known to be several
important parties who are e! route to JON the
AZ. We aro informed that tho party which is
to compose the expedition Will SO into camp,
near this city, on Wednesday next and will
commence their long march within three days
thereafter,H
, 1870-05-14

Cstu end Cossnty " MN Tork, ts--1unius Henri
Browne, Of the City Of New York, being du}y
sworn, depoaes and says that the above u tue
ncbazuson, on or about December l, 1851, and
which was 11st opened By said Browne sometime
after Nj. Richardson's death .-
JUstrs HENRI BROWNE
Sworn to before me this 9th day OF May 1871
WV. BARKER, Notary Public, y. 7. Co.
, 1870-05-14

DEFEAT OF TIE NORTHERN PACIFIC JOE.
will write few lines to congratulate you
on the defeat, to-day, Of the Northern Pacific
Railroad bill, which permits the corporation to
mortgage its lands before it builds anything,
and with tho proceeds pay it's old, spawned,
white-headed attorneys, those perlWlnxlea
who foEsook reputable business many years
ago and conaortad themselves With young and
cheaper pennY-iips Of the laW and the lobby.
The frat knew Of tho thing-for do not
see come down to Downinga Exchange, this
day about q p m, couple Of persons WHIP !
wa told were the two attorneys for the North.
| cru Pac18c ring, who sat down at 3 table and
| looked at each other, and watched them
| through the mirror OF hat-rack. Tho blank
reyeuGes they sNore cut, the nondescnpt pas
aions which they afflicted with their dsts upon
that poor handicapped table, were dreadful
ina few minutes Sidney Clarke, of Kansas,
came in
'-"Wo h.ye done 1t, Gath! he said.
| "Wh1t2n
"We have spiked the biggest job that haf
been before the House for long time-the
Northern pac,fc Supplementary bill: They
only got seTenty-6eYen votes, nearly all carpet
| bag votes, mind you! What have carpet-bag
| gefs to do with Northern Pacific Railroads
| And We put ninety-oue square names Into tha
concern, and then spnn it back to the commit
| tee
There let It lie!
"They viii try to bring it up again, but moi
in hurry"
aWen, Why did you oppose it7"
at have been an enemy Of these 1and-sWaps
and land steals all the time, since the Osagt
treaty Of Ka11och, Sturgis 4 Co. came up. Tht
bill that has been fIbustered to death to-day
was only two pages Of billpapc1 lopg,Zs p't prst
m9aest rese to the eye. bnt %n0le can aanon n191s
sttate to you that it was the most dsshonea
bill OF this character which has been befot
Congress, perfectly raeking with rascality."
| In minute in came Ioughridge, Of Lows
"Now, don't you BE- saying any more a =
To-day We fetched Judas 1scariot and th
thirty pieces Of silver, and the lot be fell int
when celebrated historic accident haPpene'
to his digestive apparatus. By George. me
| can est their land TO build railroads, but the
can't sell it abroad before they Do ANYTHING
run down the general credit OF ameracal
securities, and laugh at usp
In cams General Cobb, Of Wisconsin; Gen
era1, did you vote for your grest horthet
outlet to nowhara pa1ticu1allys
Mol don't handle that kind OF article
Having been born on the banks Of TIE Waoas
can see no reason for voting for bill Liz
Il that
II Bv this time the beaming tace Of Gener'
= Garfield appeared, Like large no1ning-sior!
= He said:
4 AGO right up stairs and write it out 81
; thai We have Lid out FrAukansteins man
! dirt and cheap galvanism, which wanted
pursue it's creator up into the icebergs I
! Puget Sound. Sound the hew-gaS- Beat tt
! bass-drum.-
, sBab5;on's fallen
We're gWtne to occupy the 1andsh
GATE.
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DON'T come to me after reading this fear
'@' AnBY.
o P, 81 Just went down to breakfast and left
him in bed. When came up he was gone! I
shall be go anxious till night
RcHARpsos's FIRST LETTER.
OF Mr.. Richardson's first letter to her, Mrs.
Richardson thus spenks and copies:
After vent back to Massachusetts, terribly
hurt BIZ scandal which had been caused By the
shooting OF Mr.. Richardson in the open street,
I wrote 10 l1r. Richardson teliing him that I
feared-s that the thought gzieved me- ine1-
e1osity he bad offered me his love,
and that the events had proved
that snch an ofer On his part becom-
ing known had made An enemy OF Nc
Farland, who had proved moro dang ezous
man that should ever haro believed him, and
that released him from nny allegiance OF
fancied allegiance to me- IN my misfortune,
which at best would only be sacrifice on his
part To this letter Of mine, Of which can
only remember the substance, not the words,
Mr. Richardson wrote me in answar the fol
lowing letter, which shows 80 well the chiEal-
which Won me to love him go deeply as do,
that print it without reserve, because be-
Iieve it viii bear to candid mind his yindicar
ton, IS well Is corroborate ny sto1y:
MARCH 81, 1861
MY Love: Il Heaven shall ever grant m ne
the last blessing OF calling you mine, by ~
most sacred name OF wife, it viii compensase
me for all waiting and sorrow. A9o, pthiieJ' H. Jes'
should one Of us 60 hence bT g III 1t;11
tiny before that sacred hour come, y ta1a W. that
be blessed and full compensation to anaT = t1s W.
You had loved me; that you had lonna 1la u ~, g
poor nature somewhere hidden sn5 "o'os '''A'
| deserved that ;,,-,o3;,ts a;tn,.
o1 1hera h5eep ant Bit Of any ssc1iice or gen;
eroasy yhar a1oIs MI I I TPartiy from my own raa!
ron tsa nftasT ss bes. 81 Us eSGi Sai
con1o,, sehst seh nssIlous Sea- III hsd an,
ssnae anu e 1on would not have been there- But
ba5;sye devoutly in the proverb that : Man VIII
;so't fool part Of the time is one al the time
Il was foolish, impnudeut cruel IN 1ne to le
YOU be On such craft NTH me, when P7tiane
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-04

Dye. f. <sIDAKDEY a. co AUCTION
d eers-Nicholas j. Hoey, Anctioneer.-OfficeN No.
at swelvo O'clock NJ will be sold at public auction.
st the Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange. on
Royal, tetween Canal and Customhouse streets.
from the Hon. b. H. Durell. Judge of the United
States District Court for the District Of Louisiana.
sitting bankruptcy, dated tEe eleventh M 1869,
and rendered in the above entitled matter, the fol-
lowing described property, surrendered by the said
S. Warden and sold for the beneht OF his creditors,
~ a CERTAIN TRACT OR TRACTS OF LAND.
TO- south of range No. II east. in the Southwest
ern District of Louisiana tanning l64 90 00 acres,
pASOIHER TRACT OF LAND, lying and stu.
ated in the parish of Iberve. fronting Bayou
Sorra being lots or sections Nos. 10. Il and 10 of
range No. IL east in the southwestern District OF
Louisiana in township No. TO- containing 642 5l-OO
acres, as per certificate No 1893 OF the Land Office
of Louisiana purchased at succession sale from the
'1 ANuf II Ter. TRACT OF LAND lying and being
Grand river and being situated in township No. IL,
range, No. IL east, and lying in q body and being
river; back by lands of McWetners l. Schern, Mara.
time Landry. b. Harralson and vacant land, and
below by land of g Micheltree, consisting of 1l4l
IS 100 acres purchased at Shers sale in the parish
of Iberville, in suit of Balsh Il Walden ct al VS..
ship No. IL, range 10 east, ard lying on the south
side of Bayou sorrell, and being bounded above by
3I3 l2OO acres The bankrupt has one t1lrd interest
in this land.
Together with all the flgntS, ways anu improve
ments thereunto belonging.
The decree of the court, ordering the sale OF the
above described property directs that the same ne
freed from ali incumbrauces and the assignee, act
ing as the otcer of the court, will convey only such
title the property sold as is vested IN MIN by the
assignment in bankruptcy and oy the SAID order OF
court
The taxes not having been paid by the assignee,
and not knowing how much there may be due. the
purchaser assume all the taxes due by the prop
erty up to the day of SALE and above the price
of adjudication.
Terins-Cash at the moment of adjudication.
Acts of sale and United States stamps, before M.
chasers fe9 l2 10 &c mh45
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-04
AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION SALES.
BY G. e. Girardey & Co.
LANDS IN CARROLL PARISH.
TOWN LOTS IN PROVIDENCE. LOUISIANA
ASSIGNEE'S SALE IN BANKRUPTCY,
E. E. Norton, Assignee.
IN THE MATTER OF DAVID HALL.
Bankrupt
Unired States District Court, for the District of
Louisiaua-No. 902.

DY c. II. GIRARDEw Il CO, AUG
March pss s sw ssy
O'Clock M, at the Merchants and Auctioneers'
Exchange on Roya betyesn Canal and C. Custom,
Of an order of the Honorable the District Court
of the United States Of America for the District OF
Louisiana, sitting IN bankruptcy, dated eleventh
January, 1870, and rendered the matter of David
Bail, bankrupt; will be sold at public auction, IN me
pt I, A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, stu
ated in the new of Providence in the parish
of Carroll State OF Louisiana laid off in plat of
survey made By @. ". Babbitt. Civil Engineer. de-
2, bounded the east by Levee street., and on the
south by Second street. and on the vest by Sparrow
gether with all tho buildings improvements. etc.
being sane property acquired by David Hall from
Goyy Hood and George u. Wilson, per act before
Daniel Morgan. notary public. on twenty ninth
Mss f ',S0 CERTAIN TRACTS OF LAND, stu
ated on Joe's Bayou. in the district of lands norh
of Red river, described BY numbers according to
official survey as northwest quarter OF section "a,
the southeast quarter OF section 49, and lots N s |,
2 g. and of section 49, all in tows ship 20 north,
range IL east, and containing about 4s0 acres more
8 Also. north east quarter of section No. %. town
ship range 10 east containing 100 acres purchased
at bherifs sale In suit of David Hall vs. John
Grow.
4 Also, the south half of the southwest quarter
and southwest quarter of southeast quar- err of
ton IA, township 81, range 10 east. Also the east
half OF southeast quarter OF northwest quarter OF
ing in the aggregate Sss s. leo acres bought Of John
B. Watkins and succession of W. ID. Watkins.
The decree of court ordering the sale of the above
described property; directs that the same be freed
from all membranes, and the assignee, acting as
the officer of the court will convey only such title
is vested in him BIZ the assignment in bankruptcy
and by the aforesaid order OF court.
The taxes on this property not having been paid,
and the assignee not KNOWN how much there is due
therefor, the purchas will assume pay ment OF all
tax which the property may owe to the day OF
SALE over and above the price of adjudicat on.
Terms-Cash on the spot at the moment OF adjudi-
cation
Act of sale together with the United States inter
nal revenue stamps ATTACHED at the expense of the
purchaser, before M. Gernon. notary public.
fell IL 10 rs mh4
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-04
AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION SALES.
By G.. e. Girardey & Co.
THE HOGAN PLANTATION,
ASSIGNEE'S SALE IN BANKRUPTCY
E. E. Norton. Assignee.
IN THE MATTER OF WILLIAM HOGAN.
Bankrupt
United States District Oourt-No. 400.

RY g. 4. GHKAEDEV d CO., AUG,
- tioneers Nicholas j. Hoey, Apctionesr office
No. II Exchange piace.-SAfURDAY, March s,
ton. at the Merchants and Auctioners Exchange.
on Royal, between Canal and Customhouse streets,
IN mt s or y sas oy uSee Of a the
Conrt of the United States of America. for the Dis
trict OF Lou sisna, sitting ia bankruptcy dated
April g. 1868, and rendered in the after OF William
hogan, bankrupt, the following described property
'ACERTA1N TRACT ORrRACTs OF LAND,
situated and being in the parish OF Caldwell. State
of Louisiana, ana comprising the south half OF
taioing is4 Is 90 acres; west ST. half OF northeast
quarter and east quarter of northwest quarter Il
seeton mo- and os sos o Snd Sa
east half of southwest quarter of section No 2
tanning 81 6l-lo0 acres all in township No Il. north
OF range No. 4. sast. ard containing. in the aggre
gate, 1868 "a 100 acres. being the purchased by
John Lilies, and sold by him to she bankrupt
William Hogan on the sixth of December, 1860
Also south half ct southwest quarter of section 3s.
township No ID, north OF range No. east contain
ing 70 5000 acres east half of north east quarter
quarter of section Nc 2 in township No. IL, west of
range No. L. east. containing III As lOU acres Lots
Il, west OF range No q, east, containing o6 sSlOO
acres. and containing, in the aggregate 67l 58u0
tract; together with al the improvements, rights,
ways, etc, thereon or thereunto belonsing
The decree of the court ordering the sale OF the
above described property directs that the same be
freed from all Frances. and the assignee, act
ing the officer of the court, will convey only such
title is vested in him by the assignment in bank
rup,cy and by the aforesaid order OF the court
The taxes not having been paid by the assignee,
and not knowing how much may be cue therefor.
due Icy pe property over and above the price OF ad-
Tsrms-Cash on the spot at the moment of adju-
dIcatop.
Act of sale, together with the Uritsd States in,
ternal revenue stamps attached, at the expense OF
the purchaser, before NJ Gernon, notary public.
fec Il 10 2o mh45
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-04

DIX f. "A. ID ESLONpE, AUCTIONEER-OF
ID fee No. II commercial Place SATURDAY,
chants aud Auctioneers' Exchange on Royal street.
by virtue and in pursuance of an order of the Hon.
If ot as
docket No. 1885, viii be sold for account OF above
THIRTEEN LOTS OF GROUND. situated in
the square bounded by Prieur. johnson. Cypress
and Julia streets, designated ae by the Nos;
to IL, inclusive. front on Julia street, and the
New Canal at the point known as Florida Landing.
street, and measures feet inches and lines front
on Julia street by a depth and front on johnson
2, 8, and 5 measure, each, q feet front Julia
street by depth of Us feet between parallel lines
Lots Nos !, So and 10 MEASURE, each u feet front
n1 ne Lot No. forms the
and Julia streets aud measures "a feet inches and
front On Psu srss by depth front OF
Lot No. II measures rs feet lines front Prieur
nss p No. g s Is nss
johnson street by depth OF lbs feet inches and
Two LOTS OF GROUND, situated in the SQUIRE
bounded by julia; Roman Preur and Cypress
streets, designated by the Nos l6 and II. Lot No. Is
measures Is feet inches and line fro Il on Cypress
street, % feet inches and lines in the by
depth OF Isl feet inches and lines on the line
lines on the opposite side. Lot No II measures %
feet inches and line FROM on Cypress street. q
feet and lines in the rear, by deotn OF l4s lee
10 inches and ines the line OF division with ot
No. IT, and lag feet inches and lines on the eppo-
site line nearest to Roman street, al according to
plans by Pilie and Murray, surveyors.
Terms and Conditions-Dne third cash, In United
States Treasury notes; the remainder payable in
and two years. in the notes Of the purchasers,
payable to their own order and by them Endorsed,
bearing interest at the rate of eight per cent par
annum and secured by special mortgage upon the
property until final payment. The mortgage to en-
brace the five per cent clause for Attorney fees in
case of suit to recover payment on any or part OF
notes. The notes to be divided into coupons. to
effect partition between the parties in interest.
Acts OF sale before -, notary 1t the expense
of purchaser including cost Of stamps required b
law fel8 Is mhl II ID q
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-04

By c. E. Girardey g. Co.
PEREMPTORY SALE
OF AN ELEGANT THREESTORY BRICK
RESIDENCE,
CORNER OF EsPLANADE AND BOURBON
STREETS.
ONE OF THE MOST CHARMING DWELLING
LOCATIONS IN THE CITY OF
NEW ORLEANS.
sDOUBLE ONE-STORY FRAME HOUSE
ADJOINING THE ABOVE ON BOURBON
STREET
IN THE MATTER OF THE MINORS MONT
GOMERY.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 1885.
IN THE MATTER OF THE MINORS MONT
GOMERY.
Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. 1885.

DY L. T.. s21EAEUEY <4 60, AUC
d tioneers.-- Nicholas j. Hoey, Auctionser Office
No. II Exchange Pace.-sATU kDAY; April
nrction az the Merchants aud Auctioneers' tx
change on Royal street between Canal and Custom
house Streets virtue and pursuance OF An order
OF the Honorable Louis DuvigEeard Judge Of the
Second District Court for the parish OF Orleans
dnGsd Decembsr IS, 1868 and numbering No. 81 595
on the docket of said court, and rendered In the
above EMIT ed matter the following descgbed and
valuable h,. properly. to ~itT ANN couuoD,o1rs
Brick Mansion. situsted in the S Jcond District of
this city, and forming the corner of Esp!anade and
made Barracks, Bourbon and Dauphine Streets.
SAID property comprises two lots OF groun
measuring total front OF 81 fest inches on Espia'
made street, by LOG feet inches depth and front on
Bourbon Street, together with ali the proveInents
thereon, comprising large and well arranged three
story Brick Resider cs, Known So Espldn ace
Street, having first floor large double parors
with marble els nall, gallery dining room,
pantries, kitchen and cooking range On second
floor, two large bed rooms, hail, nursery, dressing
room, two servants rooms and bath room: On thirs
floor, hall, two bed rooms, nursery, cabinets and
closet ana iD yard store rooms and coal and WASH
house. The spare grounds are tsstefully arrange q
5 garden.
in the of tho above described property and in
the same square, the lot measuring 81 teet 'nct,
front on Bourbon street, bS depth OF l2gfeet inch
between parallel lines. The nouse has four rooms,
Two Cabinets kitchen cistern, etc, and Is known as
Nos. 29 ana 30l, Bourbon street.
Terms-Une-third cash; balance on credit OF
one and three years. fer notes specially secured
by mortgage the property, bearing eight per cent
per ahnum interest from the Gay OF sale until hnRl
payment. The mortgage TO contain the tlve per
attorney fee clause, binding the purchaser to
pay. event that the notes given in part payment
should have to be sued upon to enforce their pay.
uent, any portion thereof The improvements 10
be kept insured by the purchaser and the policies
transferred the vendors or holders of the notes
until payment OF the notes.
Acts Of sale, together with the United States
internal revenue stamps attached at the expense OF
the purchasers, before W. j. Castel. notary public
mil II 10 26 ap2