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CDRiAS's Mcnagaric will be on exhi bi
b in Selinserove on the 9th OF May.
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tsr Doiiy Topic reaches US regularly :
\, every week.
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BOUQUET OF PqI,OXEs
Culture Of Flowers AMI Vegetables.

nlSSOLUTloN OF rARTNERSHIP.-
~ The subscribers have this day by mu-
lual consent dissolved the Co-partnership
heretofore existing between them in the
Lumber Business. in Selinsgrove Pa Al
persons indebted TO the firm of Meyer
Bowes Barns will settle the same win
the new firm of Meyer 4 Bowes who still
continue the business, and all persons hav.
ing claims against us will hand them la for
settlement 10 Meyer 4 Bowss.
e. A. M0YER
ROBERT l.. D0WES
q. BURNS.
Scllnsgrove Nov. % 1869.
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jury List-siny Term, 1870.


GRAND JURORS
George Pontius, L,borcr, Washington.
John lelker, Jr., Farmer, west Beaver.
John Y. Fisher, Ssddlcr Perry.
Z Elias J. Ritter, Farmer Monroe.
8 Francis A Boyer, J ,Auctioneer, washington
samuel II Hartman, Farmer, Monroe.
! Jacob sholly, Jr Farmer, union.
Christian Walter, Farmer, MIidlccreek
. John ), Beaver. Merchant, jackson.
10 Paul II. kncpp, Farmer, West HEAVIER.
~ Daniel Alter, Farmer, West Beaver.
Is Peter Reigel, Farmer, Beaver.
II James J Mitchell, Farmer, Franklin.
Is Henry Aurand Sr, Laborer, Monroe.
10 samuel =. Sellers, Iaborcr, West Beaver.
u James T.. Lloyd, shoemaker. Sclinsgrove
ls John Try, Farmer, Selinsyrove.
"a Wells o HOLMES, Constable, sclinsErove
- Joseph q. wcincy, Carpenter, west Perry
u Elijah Woodruff, Farmer. penns.
~ Wilson Rnthiun. Lsbnrer. Perry.
Is samuel Scholl, Esquire, Union,
~ Joseph Boust, Farmer, Monroe.
rETIT JURORS
! william Spnngler, whcelright, Beaver
2 Lewis kerstctter, Sr. Farmer, Chairman.
. Jeremiah II smith, Plas,ercr MiJd!cUurg.
: Jonathan Gelnett, Farmer, Perry
Thomas Paige thupmnn,
I Henry GOrdun " Wcst Perry
\ Daniel Jarrett penns
Jacob Bolcnder Franklin
10 WIN. NJ. Hcimb,ch, wheeiwright, IIeavcr.
n Simon Erdley, Laborer, jackson.
" .hmucl w. Wht, Ihltrhanper, Washington
- Jacob Blasscr, Laborcr, Union.
II william Boyer, Laborer, Perry.
u John Hcpner, Farmer, Washington.
10 Henry q. he sler. blacksmith, Penns
u u. Edward WetZel, lnnkseIcr, chapman.
~ Reuben Gtccbhoc, I.atorcr, Centre.
10 Napoleon brusius, Farmer, Perry.
- Joan stuck, Farmer, West Perry.
II Lewis Ainig. lnnkceIcr, Mlddlccreck.
Y John = walter, Farmer, penns.
- Daniel liass!nger, Farmer, West Beaver.
~ James Keller, 1.aborer, Beaver.
2h Peter Hartman, Merchant, Centre
20 Peter Btily, Jr. farmcr. Monroe
"a Georve llnrman, tnrpcrtcr, Sclinsgroyc.
~ George Kuhn, icntlcmnn, penns
80 Jacob Longacrc, Llbofer, Union,
20 Lands y. foyo, CLERK, SclinsyroVc.
81 Charles u. Miller Carpenter, Selinsgrovc.
32 Lewis Haas, Miller, rcnus.
% Bel. y. Burroughs, Tanner, wcst Perry.
~ Henry llummsl, shoemaker, Niddlccrcek,
30 Peter rroSlor, Farmer, Monroe
80 william II snyder, Farmer, Franklin.
81 Emanuel iioutI, Lnborer. Washington.
- David snyder. Farmer, Union.
70 Calvin l.. Fisher. Farmer Middlccreck.
40 Moses Traup, Farmer, Perry.
II Hcniamin l. Rodcnhush Merchant I,eNyer
~ Jacot y. Rcichcnb,ch, Farmer, Perry
~ William trais, Clerk, Chapman
" John Stsily, Farmer Selinsgrovo.
~ Jacob Minimum, Merchant Perry
10 Jacob u. Martin, Shoemaker, Perry
~ Jacob llornbcrger, Farmer. West Perry
" Nathan Duniore, Merchant, Union.
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Irico Ono Conf nor Corv

Served by the carriers in amy parr of tho
cly, AMI ~ the nliaccnt cities aud towns,
Tor SIN GENTS PER WEEK, payable to
the carriers.
Price for mailing TIlRTY.FivE CENTS
per month, or fuDR DOLLARS per an.
NUN.
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EuIDE ron TRAVELLERS.


Passenger Trains lcayo the Harrisburg
toirond dcrots daily q. to',ow.:
IENNsfLNANlA CESruAL RAILgoAr
Eastward.
rb'l'd.a Express except Monday @.lOn ny
ri,t Line 80 i.
lhucnstcrirniu via VI Jo,I .. 500 o.
Pacific ESprass Train l!tlnu.
Harrisburg Accommodation &.lI ..
Cincinulri Express train daily lOii 3"
southern EAprcs, 80 OIL,
WEsIwArp.
Cincinnati cxprcs cScclt Muulqy !. i.ru
,'i>hnrs LSprc-s ! 20 n NJ
Pacific ENrrc-' train dIi'v iISnr
Em'Unton train Except Monday -
Mail lrnin except sunday LI5rr
l1,' ld"c ;.lj q"
Erir Fast liac d" 20 =.
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD.
NoHrmwAuD.
l'unnloc r,rrcs. telin g.s1an
Might Accommodation u,aiI M
Mad train Ia ..
Fast Line Iln E.
suuTuwNEp.
En'lalo Express Train 6.15qu,
Mail train ni5p,n
rncidc Exp l40j y M
York \ llnrrish'e z Accommodation $50 N
Cincinnati Express 1915" :"
scurNLNlLL AND srNurCrANNA Il. II.
\ passenger nnl mil train l,qvea III.
Lebanon Wiley depot dni'y. NJ $50 PIN,
tor Fin 'grv", Auburn nua louisville.
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V'HE DAY

+ published every morui1, 'rx,cpt Snn-
lay), Mt the Office, y. ". corner sixth aud
Chestnut streets, lh,iadrlpAia.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-25

sasm-fcurth p District Court for the parish Of
DY VIRTUE OF K WRIT OF sBIzURB AND sALE,
ID directed by the Honorable the Fourth
district Court for the parish Of Orleans In the
transferred, win proceed to sell at public
auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Bx
change, Royal street. between Canal and Custom
house streets in the Second District of this city,
FRIDAY, January s, 1871, at twelve o'clock H.,
T%o cEsfAS LOIS Of GROUND together
with oil the buildings and improvements thereon
rights, ways and privileges thereunto belonging, or
in the Second District of this city, and designated
by the numbers fourteen and fifteen, of the square
plumber fOrty-two, which is comprised within Cont
White and Broad streets and Carondelet walk, &C.
cording to plan drawn by r, N. Tourne: Surveyor:
dated March Is 1884, and deposited in the office Of
Selm Magnet notary public in this city, under the
number seventy nine The said lots of ground
having the following dimensions, to wit: Lot num-
Der fourteen, thirty feet ten inches and one
line front on Carondelet walk, by ninety feet deep
ard lot number fifteen, thirtysix feet ten inches
and one line front on said Carondelet walk thirty
seven feet two inches and six lines in width IN the
rear and ninety-nine feet in depth and front on
Broad street, of which it forms the corner
sendani by purchase from Jean Bazax, per act
passed before Armedee Ducatel. notary public In
this city, the twenty-iifth day Of September
1862
Seized in the above suit
Terms-t In cash for q sufficient amount to pay
dns T. T rnf fu% interest
eight per cent per annum from the twenty fifth
dsy of September 1863, till the day Of sale, five per
dollars ($4) cost Of copy Of act, and costs of suit
2. The purchaser assume to the extent Of the
amount Of his bid the payment Of promissory
note secured by concurrent mortgage, on said prop
erty, drawn by defendant to his own order and by
him Endorsed. and dated the twenty fifth day Of
September. 1859 for the like sum Of seven hundred
and fifty dollars ($75Ol. payable eighteen mont be
after date and bearing interest ct the rate OF eight
per cent per annrm from date until paid And
the balance Of tho price q adjudication, If any,
cash oa the spot.
G. 6AUYINEr.
do6 u 10, Shexf6 e - PaE1sh Il Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-25
" D. OAUVI0HIs
dNl4 10 q Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.

William NJ. Goodrich Va. Hiram Eugene
AndeSon-rfth District Court for tie pszish Of
nv xiRT IN or tS WRIT on sR1zuRR AND sA1R
ID TO ms directed BY the honorable the Fhfth Dis-
trict Court for the parish Of Orleans in the above
s to- S onS 70
streets IN .hs second , 1:t.et q this ety. On
ns tas ssssa 81 as6dSD With ahe
buildings and Improvements thereon. and al the
the Fsutcurg Await. in the CITY Of Jefferson. and
number hfty-three. bounded BY Dufossst. Soniat,
Pitt and Prytania streets. aud measuring two hun.
dred and fifty feet front on each OF said Pitt and
inches front on each Of said Soniat and Dufossst
streets.
lots, numbered from ono to sixteen, inclusively;
the whole according to . plon drawn BY B. Rxi3en-
stein. surveyor ON the ninth Of june le59, dePos-
tied in the office Of Edward Barnett notary public
Being the same property seeuirede BY the defend
mayd, Per act passed before John 4 Holland late
sd notary ,a public in 'his city en- the fifteenth Of
ssised in the above suit.
Terms+ Cash In . sufficient amount 70 pay
plaintiffs claim, say the sum 81 fifteen hundred
cent per Annum from tbs eighteenth day Of May.
1853 tll tho day Of sale, five per cent sttorneyss
fees three dollars and thirty cents $3 ~ costs Of
protest. Ave dollars ($3) 0Osts Of Copy Of aOt, and
costs Of suit
4 The purchaser to assume to the extent Of the
note, secured by mortgage on said property, dated
May Is, 1889 drawn by defendant to his own order.
and inaorsed by himself for the like sum Of fifteen
hundred dollars Il l5oo). payable two years after
date, and bearing interest u eight per cent per
annum from date till paid
Aud the balance Of the price Of adiudieat.on, II
any. cash on the spot
THOMAS L MAXWELL,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-25

A special agent of the Treasury Depart
ment, reporting the result Of his investigs
ton in Texas, states that smuggling is
carried ON almost without fear of the law
at many places on the coast, while along
the Rio Grande the systematic prosecution
Of this business makes it dangerous for our
inspectors to attempt to do their duty.
Even at some Of the ports mercantile firms
are credited with doing trade almost e1-
slusively in struggled goods. Not long
since tho inspector at Brownsville was
notified that his life was in danger if he re-
manned there, and'a few days subsequent to
the threat, an attempt was made to assassin
ate Charles Nordhusson, one Of the most
efficient revenue officers at that point. The
same recklessness. seems to prevail up the
Rio Grande, and it would appear from the
frequent confirmation of these reports that
something should be done in that quarter to
make. the custom revenue laws something
moro than words ON the statute book.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-25

Mrs. Camille Hauvinet, Wife Of Theodore
Lewis Va. Henry H. Hyams-Reventh District
Court for the parish Of Orieane, No. 33D.
DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF SKTzURR AND SALE
ID directed by the Honorable tbs Seventh District
Court for the parish Of Orleans. In the above en-
titled cause, to Thomas l. Maxwell, late sheriff,
and by said late Sheriff to me transferred, Will
proceed 70 sell at public auction. At the Merchants
and Auctioneers Exchange. Royal street, between
Canal and Castomhouse strssts, in the Second
District Of this city. on TUESDAY, January H.
1871. se II O'Clock H., tie following described
j. TMO LOTS OF GROUND, With the improve
ments thereon situate In the First District Of this
city, at the southwest corner Of Canal and Clai
borne streets. and measuring together fifty four
feet front said Canal street, By depth and front
on said Claiborne street Of one hundred aud elk
feet.
2 SIX LOTS OF GROUND, With the improvements
thereon situate In the Second District Of this city,
in the square bounded by Canal. Rocheblave, Tonti
and OustOmbouse streetA. The said lots adjoin
each other, and measure each twenty-five feet
front Canal street, by one hundred and ten feet
In depth. One of said lots forming the corLer Of
Canal and Rocheblave strcetA
As will more fully appear BY reference to an oct
city, dated twenty first Of January, 1851.
Seized in tho above SUIT.
TerMs-CAAh ON the spot
c. 4 eACyINKT,
dele &a3lr Sheriff Of the parish of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-25
Monetary--Comn1ercial.
MONETARY.


oFr1Ok OF THR DAELT REPpBLIHAN.
SATURDAY DvsHfHa. December d. sbh.
We have NO material variation to report
IN tho money market proper. The street
rates are stil -0l per cent per month Ter
Al notes secured by unqueetionable collat-
without c0llaterals. We quote mortgage
paper at l00ll per cent per annum for
Al, and l21l4 for second grade.
Gold opened at ll0k 1llOA (agnlnet
llO4 at New York;, and closed at ll0*
0llO1s against llO4s). The Gales included
$3.50, $500 and $3.50 at llOk; $4,000 ut
ito 9-i6, $4,000, 5000 and $4,000 at ll0ls;
427OO, 5000, 5000 and ga, 600 at l10&; $4O,.
600 at ll05s ll0A, and 5000 sellers
option, thirty days, At lloS. Nothing re-
ported in silver. a
Only q limited business was transacted in
foreign exchange, the market ruling about
tn same as yesterday until the close, when 1t
advanced " y cent under the improvement
in gold. The sales Of sterling were confined to
fS0, 1000, of which E8O0O bill of lading at ll9,
E9OOO clear at ll9k, f5OO0 bill Of lading and
clear at 1879 @ll9k, $1,000 AL clear at
ll9N, f2O00 at 1898, and E2O00 firstclass at
476M, $1,000 at 4.75 Ind 5000 At 4.721s.
Sterling may now be quoted ut llSH d1l9A
for good to Al bill Of lading and clear, and
l2O0-for bank. Quotations for francs are
nominal. -l
Domestic exchange continued steady
throughout the greater part Of the day, but
closed weaker, though not quotably lower.
The banks checked on New York at y q y
y cent discount, and the sales included
5000 private bankers sight on New York
$4,000, $4,000 and $4,000 commercial,
$25OOO, $4,000 and $4,000 private
bankers, and $4,000 and $751; bank at
SIG. and $4,000, $4,000 and 1000 COM
mercial at 3.
In stocks 100 shares Crescent City
Slaughterhouse sold at S24. 200 do at $24 d
"a Is. IS do at ga SIZE. las do at "a 62Ia,
100 do at $24 IS, Is Louisiana National
Bank at Gill, and IL New Orleans City
Railroad yesterday not reported) at
el72 50.
Nothing reported In bonds.
We heard Of no sales of warrants worthy
Of mention. Dealers bought new State at
vo72 and Metropolitan Police at 81 0Tls,
and sold the former at 72074 and the Lat
tsr at 96098A.
Dealers rates for city treasury notes were
25o2s y cent discount buying and q
024 selling.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-25
. e. q 1AC VINHI,
del6 ja3 II Sheriff Of the parish of Orleans.
b. & A. Soulie vs.. Michael Geruon-kSixth
District Court for the parish Of Orleans No.


District Court for the parrish Of Orloans No.
1894.
DY vRruB OF A WRIT OF PIRRI RACIAs
ID to me directed by the Honorable tho sixth
District Court for the parish of Orleans, in
the Above entitled cause, Will proceed 10 sell
at public auction, at the Merchants and Auc-
tioneers Exchange, Royal street. between Canal
aud CustOmhouse streets, in the Second District of
this city, on MONDAY. January ., 1871. at
twelve O'clock NJ, the following described prop
LOT OF GROUND. together With the buildings
and improvements thereon, and all sppurtensnces
thereunts belonging, situated In the FIRST District
of this city. designated by the number twenty
three. in the square bounded by Canal. Common,
Baronne and Dryades (late Philtppa) streets, on q
plan annexed to An act Of sale, from the State OF
LuusianA 10 & A. Porter passed before the late c.
A. Tellare notary public, In this city, on the TWEEN
ty-ffth of Nay, 1880 which lot measures twenty
five feet eleven inches and two unes front on Ba-
rome street. hundred and slxty-one feet eleven
inches and Ave Lines and hree-Quartsrs deep on
the division line of lot number twenty-five, ono
hundred aud sixtythree feet three inches and five
lines deep the line dividing 1t nom the property
belonging to the University of Louisiana, and
thirty two feet nine inches IN the rear the di-
visiOn line of property belonging to the Mechanics
EOciety. Which property was acquired by defend
ant by purchase from Samuel Barrett, per act tx
ecuted on the twenty third May, 1882, before
Mic hael Hahn, late o notary public, IN this city.
Reixed In the above suit
TermS-Cash on the spot
C. g. sAUvINBr,
de2i IsI p Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-25

Mrs. Jeanette Braun vs.. b. Schwartz and
Wife-Seventh District Court for the parish Of
Orleans No. 1916.
DY vIRTCH OF AN ALIAS WRIT OF PIERI Pa
ID cas IN me directed by tho Honorable the Seventh
District Court for the parish Of Orleans in the above
entitled cause will proceed to sell ut public aue
tiOn on she premises hereinafter designated, on
WEDNESDAY, December Is, 1870, at half past four
o'clock P. M
TIKI CONTENTS or A CLOTHING AND DRY
Goods Store situate at No. 4o4 Dryades street, near
the corner Of Melpomene street, in tho First Dis
trict Of this city.
Also, the Furniture and movable ef1ccts therein
contained.
The whole ae per inventory, which may be seen
in my Office.
Seized In the above suit.
ToZms-Cash On the spot
G.. e. SAUVINKTl
dotcp w. . . nf
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-25
LOWER COAST.

Week.
Commencing October Is.
HO~ d For tho Forts, Buras'
~ t.y k6' Point-a-la-H aohe and al piaota-
ton landings-The new steamer
BRADIsH JOHNSON.
wa nAse.qr Master O. CATION. Jr., Clerk;
Leovee every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY Ct 10 a.
H., returning every MONDAY and THURSDAY. Tne
IoEnsou Will make three trips . week whenever
hne;nesa neonjrea IL J. II. PETERSON,
.nI6 l64 Gr0vier street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-25
weman,s Raid Int do Revenne R.re,

Wemau's Raid Int do Revennc Rareaa.
Collector George J. Anderson, Of San
dusky, has notified the Internal Revenue
Bureau of the appointment by him of Mrs.
Annie L. Camfeld as deputy collector in
place Of her husband, deceased. This is
the FIRST instance in the history Of the rev.
enue service Of the United States, that q
woman has been appointed to position in
that service, and the action of Collector
Anderson is approved by the Acting Com
missioner. As to the ability Of women to
discharge the duties pertaining to the in
ternal revenue, it may be stated that the
wife Of Assessor Crane, Of the Sixth Vir-
ginia District, recently came to Washington
to arrange the papers necessary for starting
distilleries in that district, about WHICH
there was some trouble in the Internal Rev.
enue Bureau. In the preparation of the
necessary documents, some mistakes had
occurred, requiring patient investigation,
as well as satisfactory explanation, before
the authority to start the distilleries could
be given. Mrs. Crane showed kerself IN
adept in revenue law, arranged everything
required with facility, and concluded the
object Of her visit by procuring the neces-
sary documents. The ability displayed by
her attracted the attention Of experts in
the Revenue Bureau, and she received
encOmiums from oil the officials for her pro-
fcicncy in disposing Of the applications rs
well AZ arranging the forms required BY Law.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-25

a homely method of disinfecting houses
IN which cases of scarlet fever have occurred
is recommended by the Food journal. 1t is
this: Dissolve in q certain quantity of
water as much saltpetre as it win hold, and
in the solution soak several sheets of coarse
hlotting paper, which must be allowed to
absorb as much as possible. Carefully close
every door, window and chimney of the
affected room, and let the prepared blotting
paper be lighted and shoulder itself out.
This method is said to be etficacious, and is
certainly easy-Of trial.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-25

inferior descriptions are plenty and
neglected We continue 70 quote choice
Northern ut AZ o 40; common do at 30 034c;
choice Western at 3o@0e inferior at l600e
y Is.
RloB-The supply Of Carolina rice In FIRST
hands is exhausted, but It Il offered, to ar
rive soon, at ~ 057sc p Is for good, and
~ 07lkc for fair. There is moderate de-
mand for Louisiane rice, at So p b for COM
mon, &c for prime, 10 for ordinary and &c for
choice.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-25

lose race for tie remaining two congress


eaoee race for tie remaining two congress-
1onal districts.
LoNDOx, Deccmbee A-Yesterday's an
nsuncement from French sources that the
NO divisions Of the Army OF the Loire had
effected Q junction, appears without 1ounds-
ton.
Satisfactory observst1cns OF the eenpse
weso taken throughout England.
CHERBoURo, December 2-Twenty-svo
thousand men, fully equipped, left for the
1eld to-day. Arms and equipments arrive
b large quantities.
The blockade Of Harbour has been or
&0rod.,
Bo1pHAux, December D.-Dur,ng the
4zeat 4ortie from Paris, on "wednesday,
General DucrOt tdbk many hundred prison
GA NS
The general situation s more encouraging
1r the French.
The ncn-Occupation OF Tours and the re-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-25

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.-There
will be q Christmas service this morning at
eleven o'clock at this church, corner OF
Prytania and Cslliope streets. AChristmas
sermon and Christmas music. As all are
invited. and particularly strangers, we
recommend those who are fond of origin
atty and freshness to 60 and hear the Rev.
Mr.. Reed.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-25
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOB THB PARISH o.
ORLEANS.
MIS- CHARLES DIR GRUY, WIFI OF CHARI.De
DeGruy, vs.. Her .Husband-No. 2ls4

T HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON THU POUR
L teenth day Of December, 1870 Judgment VS.
rendered In this court in the following entities
suit, in the words and figures following. to wit:
Mrs Charles DeGrny, wife Of Charles DeGruy, ~
Her Husband-NO. 2l84.
In this case, submitted to the court by consent Of
parties upon the evidence in tho record, the court
having duly considered and being of opinion that
the law and evidence are in favor of plaintiff
1t is ordered, adjudged and deereed thai there -
judgment in favor Of plaintiff. Fehcite Annals Yer
1oin DeGruy, and against defendant, Charles De
Gruy, her husband decreeing separation OF prop
erty between Them, and that plaintiff recover q
defendant, her said husband, the Of eight hun
dred dollars, with privilege, interest and costs q
suit.
Judgment rendered December II, 1870
(signed) CHARLES LgAUMONT. JudsA
In testimony whereof have hereunto set my
hand aud affixed the seal Of tho said court, 1t the
city Of New Orleans, on this twentieth day Of y.
oenber in the year Of our Lord ono thousand ctgoe
hundred and seventy and tho ninety fifth yeaf Of
the independanee Of the United 6tate&
(NtRneN r. A. LV4I9Axo. Drpaty Csssk
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-25
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
CAGDHN-SteameT ksyAowor-IfdS oafes c"ss~1
Ne sks cotton seed 80. 49,
FORF 61llTH-SteameR Dunhaan-A'0a '0so'
cotton v ~
observation-disclosures Wash bcote4-"'
bales cotton and sundries
GRAND RCORR-SteamsR l. Hodge Ne =
1881 bales cotton 40 SKIS cotton seed LIZ hhos euS3
l80 bbls uaOlasses and sundrieo
CANDHN-Stesmer Fost Boy-k<7 bales cotton
100 AKA cotton seed y sks seed cotton 10 bids suS
and sundries
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ajax nftcheu-0sS baAns
cotton and sundries
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TSdAl Wave-S!a oasds
cotton and sundrI6s
BONNET .OARRR-SteamAe HyrNe-Ss hhds o.
sugar bsls sugar 1879 bbs mo2asses and sundrses
ARKANSAS RIvRR--0toAmee Rlore0oe-S~
bales cotton and sundries
By THE RAILROADS.
HNw ORLRANo, JACKSOH>AND 0RHAT HOh!h-
BRN- RAILROAD, December 3<-l29l boles sosson
md sundry produce
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-25

Some Now York girls, whose papas don't
keep carriages, find means of riding be-
hind horsefesh by having the etfrontery to
attend funerals of persons with whom.
when living, they had not the slightest ac-
quaintance, coolly step into the first car
rage they find unoscupicd, and ride away.
As general thing, the girls find the drive
to the cemetery slow and uninteresting,
but enjoy the rapid return from it.