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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-12
Robert sehsll W. George G. soeert.

Robert sehsll W. George c. 8ogert.
F1FTh DISTINCT COURT FOR THE
81 sna al. Nc TO- sni !, Of
parish Of Orleans. in the above entitled csuss.
the Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange. Regal
Str between Canal and Cussomhosse streets
July %. 1870 At twelve O'Clock NJ. the following
di.clo Eo REG Tf Gk g
IN the suburb Livandais late parish of Jefferson. N
this state NOV Fourth District in this city,, and
siztsone on plan deposited in the ONCE Of w.
Boswell. late notary public in this city. and an
sd 1t srss
on ssVant Rsassss
= AL thai PIECE OK PORTION OF
q sss s and
and one: half feet front Magazine street. by one
which piece ground H Is ss fo
lows; From ninety i've feet Of lot plumber three. and
Of square number sixtyone on the original plan Of
said suburb deposited in the Office of G. r Stringer
81 P SaoHNb 81 o IL suburb
late parish Of Jefferson, in this State tnow Fourth
District IN this city, designated number three in
tied in the office of e. K Strinsss. late ' notary
feet iront on Magazine street. 81 one huudred and
twenty feet il depth and 'front.' on Seventh street. Of
"e'ea Pf fRs%s 81 81 PSr1oN OF GROUND
twelve fest six inches front on Magazine street By
one hundred and twenty feet in de pth. and making
same plan, together with oil the improvemeuts
thereon. rights, ways, privileges and advantages
thereunto belonging, or in any wise appertsinnR
being the same property acquired by the defend.
ant by purchase from Louis s. Fellows and Emily
Ricardo, late notary public i n this city, on the
Seizsd in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS l. MAXWELL
je2 jy7 30 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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1eEm5-V26n on Iue 6p0t.
THOMAS l. MAXWELL,
1e8 jyl04 Sheriff of the Pariah Of Orleans
j. F. 06rthelemY W. Aristide Oarlon.
NTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.

j. F. 06rtheleny W. Aristide CarIon.
NTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
ish Of Orleans: No. l7sA-Ry virtns q wit Of
Able The FIFTH District cons for the en D.rh e
Orleans, in the Above, entitled cause. win
chants and Auctionesrs, Exchange Royal street.
second District Of this city on SATURDAY,
Juy ~ 1870, At twelve O'Clock NJ. the following de.
THREE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND,
together with all the rights, actions, ways, priv.
leges and advantages thereunto belonging, or ii, any
wise appertainng, situate in the Second District Of
hi: city in the SQUARE bounded BY st. Peter Broad
plumbers three, four and Eve. on plan made BY
Csstaing Celles, architects. March 81 1866 and
deposited in the Office of A. E, Bienvenu, notary
public in this city. Is plan No. co.
Said lots aojoln each other, and measure each in
american measure thirty-ons feet eight inches and
four ines front on each of 81 Peter and Orleans
streets, by one hundred and fourteen feet one inch
and two iines IN depth, between para lei lines
be ing the same property acquired BY the defendant
from Daniel Sullivan by act passed before Il. Eude
notary public in this city. dated the fourteenth day
Of February. 1873.
Seized in the above suit.
lerms-Uash on the spot. ..
THOMAS L. MAXWELL.
JeZS lylb 30 Sheriff OF the parish Of OrIeans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-12

One DR.. T., Presbyterian. had lady
love, q decided Baptist. When talking
once Of their. approaching nuptials the
Doctor said; -, - -....,
81 am thinking, my dear, Of two events
Ishall Number the happiest Of my life"
Sand what may they be, Doctor p re-
marked the lady. ,ys= .,r e
"One il the hour when shall call you
ny wife for the 1rst time.
s.And the otherf' .,..~ 4.
born for baptism - Y
t'What, sprinklsd- o..
Eyes, my dear, sprinkled,"
Never shall child Of mine be
gpSipkled."
~.But mine shall" -
They shah be, hey" h,s
eyes, my love" 80
ssWsfl, Or, then can tell you that your
babies Won't be my babies, 50 good night,
W. = ~ rrF IT WFt Ffl.t IT,.
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THOMAS L. MAXWELL.
jy2l6 ans Sheriff Of the Parish of Orlespa.
Mrs. \ ~. Jenn1ngs. Executg1x, ~. JOhn
Ridge and Thomas Farrell. $50.

Mrs. \. II: Jenasnga. Execusylx, ". Joha
-o,,pru E 1,S sn a. Fhom9s Farrell ,r
T Ism Of Orleans. No. q ssl-By virtue Of a writ Of
teri facias 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
Exchange, Royal street. between Canal and Custom.
house streets in the Second District Of this city on
MONDAY, July 25. ls70, at twelve o'clock a., the
foIlS%TTing dssS nE Sl p,SHsTsy 70 w.t.
this city. in triangular portion Of ground bounded
by DerDigny, Josephine and Melpomene streets
designated as lot number two which meAsures
twenty six feet eight inches front on Derbigny
allel lines.
Being t. . same property purchased by defendant
(Thomss farreiD from the Carrollton Railroad
Company. esaL. by act before Selim Magner, notary
one UNDIVIDED HALF OF TWO LOTS, on
batture OF Faubourg Liysudsis. Fourth District Of
streets and Public Landing. esgnated BY numbers
one and two on plan by ID. Muikausep. late archi-
tect. on the twenty sixth OF February 1896 and de-
~ public in this city. Lot number one forms the
corner Of Levee and Second streets, measuring
twenty-five feet seven inches and six lines front on
Levee street. BY depth and front Second street
seventy feet inch and three lines and twenty
five feet FIVE inches ard three lines in width in
the rear. Lot mum Der two twenty-G feet
seven inches and six lines front Levee street. by
width in the of twenty five feet five inches and
three lines, and depth on the line of lot humber
OF seventy six feet one inch and three lines and
the other side OF seventy seven feet two inches
and six lines; acquired BY Thomas Farrell from r.
Pocneu. January 3. 1863. Together with the build
iugs and improvements CO said lots OF ground,
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot
ie22 jyl0o Sheriff of the Parish Of Orieana
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-12

The Boston Euening Gazette says: . It ID
now an established fast that Mr.. Gilmofe
intends to astonish ordinary comprehen-
aions by Grand International Musical
Jubilee-the Worlds Festival-in June,
Of next year. He has already received
assurances of support from many Of our
prominent mon, who are fearful lest the
stxong influence now ct work upon Mr..
Gilmore may induce him to carry his stu
psadous enterprise 10 New York, and we
1eazn that The railroad. companies have
also manifested o commendable DISPOSE.
tioa 70 sustain the project literally. The
guarantee fund required for the enterprise
must, il L said, reach . quarter of mil
lion OF dollars, but the idea ct present il to
continue the jubilee for thirty days, giving
each Of the great European bands chance
g be beard IN special faFewells by them
selves,"
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i la Il
ss. Leon Deste. Va Sarah HI Wander
CEVENTH DISTRICT COURT FOB THE PAR.
. Orleans. No. cosby virtue Of . writ Of feri
faciss to me directed By the Honorable the
Seventh District Court for tbs paStsh Of Or.
leans. in the above entitled cause. I viii pro
coed to sell At public auction, at the Msr-
ehsnta and Apctionesrs' Exchange. Royal street.
between Canal and Cust0mhouss streets, in tho
Second District Of this city. on SATGkDAY.
July 16. 1870 at twelve O'Clock M the following Dc.
TWO CERTAIN Los OF GROUND. With all
the nights. ways servitudes, privileges and sdvan.
tasee thereunto belonging, situate in the town OF
RckerviIle, parish Of Jefferson fnow parish Of Or
leans in this State desi9n ated he numbers eight
and nine. Of square number forty which : bounded
by valmont, Leontine Pitt and Prytsnis streets.
and measuring, according 70 plan deposl. ed in the
once once o. t scum Isxner nSsy p1o H TINS city
thirtv-on feet front on Pitt street. BY depth Of
one hundred feet eleven inches. between parallel
lines. being the same property acquired BY the DE-
passed before Thomas j. Beck notary public in this
city. on the first Of February, le6s. "a ,s,-.
Seized in the above suit.
= THOMAS l. MAXWELL.
jel4 % lyle sheriff Of tbs Parrish Of Orleans.
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nd rivsES apA iheir tributary waters. il
hGce1y oonstifuted collection district, "a
- oalled Ne Willamette district, whereof
Postlapd shall b. the port of entry; and
collector shall be appointed for said dis
trict, to reside at Portland; and said col
hector lhall be allowed salary of one
thousand dollars per annum. with the fees
allowed by law; such salary and fees not
to exceed in any one year three thousand
dollars.
Sec. 2. And be it further enacted, That
the master of every vessel entering the
Columbia river from the sea, and bound for
Portland, shall exhibit his papers to the
collector of the port of Astoria and de-
post with him sworn copy Of the mani
fest Of cargo; and if said vessel be laden
with domestic merchandise or merchandise
in bond for Portland; the collector at As
toria shall permit her to proceed to her
place Of destination; but if she shall have
dutiable merchandise on board not bonded,
he shall cause customs officer to proceed
on board said vessel to Portland, who
shall see that no goods are landed from
such vessel before her arrival and entry at
the latter port. And the necessary ex-
penses, including the per diem of such
officer and the expense of his return to.
Astoria, shall be paid by the master of
such vessel to the collector of customs at
Portland. for the use of the United States,
before permit shall be given to unload.
Sec. 3. Aud be it further enacted'
That all vessels clearing from Portland,
and bound to sea, shall on arrival at
Astoria report to the collector, and the
master of every vessel so reporting shall
leave copy Of his manifest, including any
additional cargo taken on board after
leaving Portland, with the collector at
Astoria, and thereupon shall be allowed
to proceed to sea- And the master or
other person in charge or cammand OF
any vessel entering the Columbia river
from the sea, or clearing from Portland
and bound to sea as hereintofore described,
who shall neglect to exhibit his papers OF
to report to the collector or to deposit his
as herein required, shall forfeit
and pay the sum of one hundred dollars.
SEC. 4. And be it further enacted, That
when vessel shall arrive at Astoria from
sea having merchandise on board for that
place and also for Portland, such vessel
shall enter at Astoria and, discharge such
portion other cargo as is destined fo- that
place, whereupon the collector shall cause
her patches to be closed and sealed and
shall then permit her to proceed to Port
land in charge of customs officer as
hereinbefore provided.
Approved, June IA, 1870. i
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Alfred c; KSbertson ys; Jsaes =. Fanee-
ger ct 81. emily Jane Robinson. wife OF W. W.
treem An and W. w. Ereema1l
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
ish OF Orleans, No. q, 696-By virtue Of . writ Of
heri faciss to mo directed by the Honorable
the Fourth District Court for the parish Of Oreans
in the above entitled cause. win proceed ID
tionesrs' Exchange. Royal street, between Canal
And Oustomhoqse streets, in the Second District Ell
this city, on WEDNESDAY, July 20, 1870 ct twelve
O'Clock M, the following described property. ID
wit
l. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. desixpased
BY the number ten ON . plan Of j. Communy sur.
veyor, dated March 1887, in square number four
teen, in the Fifth District of this city date town of
AlgierS messprins. in American measure thirty
feet trent on Peter street BY depth Of one hundred
and twenty feet. between parallel lines.
SQUARE and district. and adjoining the above Dc
scrlpee iot. measuring, French measure, fifteen
ieet 'front.' on Peter street. BY depth Of one hundred
ana twenty feet, between parallel lines.
AO9etneF WITH the buildings and improvements
eleven. - ~
Seized in the above suit - belonging to defend
ant, hmily Jane Robinson. wife Of W. W. Free
Tsrms-Oash On the spot.
THOMAS L. MAXWELL
1s1s N30 Sheriff Of the Pasish Of Orleans.
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addition 70 the causes 1br which the 6u-
preme Court Of The District Of Columbis
may now grant divorces from the bond Of
marriage, such divorce may be granted
for-Fifst. Habitual- drunkenness for q
period of three years on the part Of the
party complained against. Second. Cru
city Of treatment endangering the life or
health Of the party complaining. Third.
Willfnl desertion and abandonment by the
party complained against of the party
complaining for the full uninterrupted
space of two years. \
Approved, June /, 1870. --~--@.- 4
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-12

Some years ago. delegation Of proni-
nent Delaware Republicans called upon
President Lincolns and with due sense of
their own position, took occasion to inform
him in the course of the visit that they
were all Influential citizens and among the
~hsavy mea' Of the upper end of the
State. $50 you all belong to the upper
end of the State I" reflected Mr.. Lincoln,
with o roguish twinkle in his eye, and
then with alook Of earnest solicitude, he
inquired, els there no danger of the State
fitting while you are sway"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-12
THOMAS L. MAXWELL,
je22 iy10N Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.


Francois L1mopgY w. George MaleOau
and Robert Malcolm.
CEVEN H DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
~ ish of Orleans. No. 3lll--By virtue of writ Of
seizure and sale. to me directed by the Honorable
the seventh District Court for the parish at Or
leans, in the above entitled cause. will proceed
to cell 1T public auction, At the Merchants and
Auctioneers Exchange, Royal street. between
Canal and Oustomhouse Streets in the Second Dis.
trict OF this city. on WEDNESDAY, July a. 1870 ct
twelve O'Clock NJ, the fol owing described proper
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with an tn.
buildings ana improvements thereon. situated in
the First District of this city, in suburb Lacourea,
composed Of two lots, designated by the numbers
tnree ana four. on particular plan made by A.
DHemecourt. surveyor, on the second November,
1856 deposited in the othcs of A b Bienveau nota-
~ public. int his city, plan No. a. Lot No. four
measuring sixteen feet two inches and four lines
front on Apollo street. BY sixty three feet eleven
inches and three lines in depth; which lot is at
dlstAnce OF sixtyfour feet of the corner Of Erato
street; and lot No. three. measuring fifteen feet
eleven inches front on Apollo street. BY sxty-threo
feet eleven inches ana three lines in depth, which
lots are part OF . lot ground in square number
eiRhty-threo. Of said suburb Lscourse, bonded BIZ
Apollo Nayades. Erato and Clio streets, designated
By the number six, on plan Of B. Lafon, late sur.
veyor, dated fifteenth May, l807-being the same
property acquir cd by the defendant by Inheritance
from their deceased mother, Jane Mccall, widow Of
george Wood, as will appear by refereoce 10 the
proceedings in the hecond District Court of New
Orleans, No. 969e. Of the Docket of said court
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-12

The Chinese in California make gold
dust out of silver lfdollar pieces, by
cutting up the silver coin into Particles
which resemble in shape the gold dust
formed in the streams. This is then col
ored to resemble gold. and is mixed with
genuine gold dust. How the yellow color
Il put upon the silver is celestial secret
The profit Of the business must .be. great,
- two silver half-dollars make almost an
ounce of gold dust, worth about eighteen
60llars
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THOMAS L. MAXWELL.
Je2S lyl6 30 Sheriff Of the parish OF Orleans


Chester Rlsbee. AdmislstrAtor or the
Estate Of Mrs. Evelira L. Green W. Mrs. LOUISE
SE c; SS5c gG5p1c1AL DISTRICT COURT. PAR.
~ ish Of Jefferson. No. zss.-By virtue Of
pl uries writ of seizure and sale to me
directed By the Honorable the Neoond
judicial District Court, parish Of Jefferson,
IN the above entitled cause will proceed to sch at
public auction. At the Merchants and Auctioneers'
exchange. Royal street. between Canal and Gus
tomhouse. streets in the Second District of this
city. on SATURDAY, July q. 1870. at twelve
O'Clock NJ, the following described property, to-
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situat.
in the city and parish of jefferson, designated 81
the numbers one and two, of square comprised
within Magazine, Bordeaux, Live Oak and Lyon
streets. on . plan drawn by ". T. Thompson, late
Surveyor. dated thirteenth May. 1850 and deposited
in the office OF b. B. Cenas, late notary public in
New Orleans.
Lot number one forming the corner of Magazine
and Bordeaux Streets and measures thirty feat
front on the former, by one hundred and
feet in depth. and front on tbs latter.
And lot number two measures seventy-two feet six
inches front on Magazine street, by one hundred
and twenty four feet in depth, between parallel
lines
Together with all the buildings and improve
Being the same property acquired BY the defend.
ant BY purchase from the succession of E. l. Green
per act passed before Ernest Oomms1ere notary
PUBLIC in the parish of Jefferson, on the second
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot
THOMAS l. MAXWELL.
Je2l Jy5i3 Sheriff Of the Parish of ONAns.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-12

According to tAe Paris : per-, the Lon
don theatre-goers have experienced Q new
sensation, which exceeds in realism end
freshness the most brilliant imaginings Of
Boucicault 1t seems that q Miss Elvira
H., at performance at the Drmy Lane
Theatre, was seen 10 totter and fall Tbs
curtain was. lowered, then presently it
rang up, and the happy euent WIS an
nounced to the audience. together with
the usual gratifying addendum that the
mother and child were doing wen, all of
which was received with frantic applause.
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THOMAS l. MAXWELL.
je14 % jyl6 sheriff OF tho Parrish Of Orleans
A.r,e Level =. Jo.esA Ll.ao.

ACxn O10 I1B1OG CJO6E QOtx Vk1E HAHk0A
q mem facias. to me directed By tbs
parish of Orleans, in the above entitled cause.
w,n proceed to sell At pubic auction, 1t the
Merchants and Auctioneers kxchanee, Royal street,
between Canal and Customhoua stfeots in tho
second District Of this city, on MONDAY. July
Is. 1870 at twelve o'clock NJ the following described
l. TWO LOTs OF GROUND, situstsd in Tho
Secon District Of this city, designated BY the mum
bers one hundred and twenty -eisht and one hun.
dred and twenty nine. in sQusfo number seven.
bounded BY Rocheblave Dorgensis 1t. Ann and
Dumaine streets. on . plan Drawn by @. A. de- Ar
mas, surveyor. Gated the seventeenth of April led2
and deposited in the of1ce of j. Cuvilier, Notary
public IN this city. Said lots adjoin each other. and
front On Oorsenois street b. one hundred and forty
nine feet one inch and four lines in depth.
Together with all the rights ways privileges and
appurtenances thsfeunto belonging or in any wiso
T. CEKfAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in
the ninth assessment district and Third District q
this city in sQuxre number fifteen hunorsd and
eiRhty-tve. bounded by St. Anthony, Bagatelle, Ma.
r1gny Canal and Duel streets, measuring nnety.two
feet front Aarigny Canal, by niaety-fve feet in
epth. according to the plan deposited In the oice
Of the City Treasurer. 7
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
.THOAAS L. MAXWELL.
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s~a - s4ky Wis
its e REaEil -. Vas sasprissd TO find the
fns 1adieg 1boat him iattifed in heavy
fhrs, though in the midst Of fierce summer
heat; hut light broke upon his mind when
he lGaRned that their fashion books came
direct from Paris, and in those revered
pages it was declared to be the thing to
wear sable capes md ohinchilla trimmings
from December to March. That they hap
pened to reside south of the equator
seemed to these devoted votaries no suf-
licient reaso for setting at defiance the
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-12

An Immediately" married couple went
from the bridal altar to dry goods shop
In Keokuk, the other day. After sundry
purchases had been made, the ignorant
clerk asked the lady to buy a.hat for her
boy. With queen-like dignity she re-
spopded: "No; have only been married
about twenty minutes. l have no boys
~ak3 ~
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sFEetA AunaM r TIE uw1ED yTAIEs.
sts,2 SEMINAL 4 THl eInof NewunsA,,s
5heFnan - the Desten Leader
Exchange,

91ooeral SheFunan ~ the DoSton Leader
Exchange.
On Saturday aftexnooa, of last week,
0eneral Sherman visited the Shoe and
Leather Exchange Of Boston, by invita-
1io0 Of the members. The rooms were
hnndsomely decorated in honor Of the
wit Many pcominent gentlemen were
presenk including Govsraor Clafin, Mayor
NhurtleG, Ex-Governor Jewell, Of Con-
noctieut, members Of the city government
and board Of trade. The president Of the
exchange, MI. W. B. Spooner, warmly
welcomed the General amid the clspping
Of hands, md then introduced him to the
company. After short time spent in
social converse, Mr.. F. F. Emery moved
that, q General Sherman had at one time
In his life been .sxtsndvely engaged in
tanning" operations, he be made an
hoaor ary member. The motion was carried
With much mirth. President Spooner.
after . few remarks, introduced the dis
finouished visitor 10 the assembly, who
cheersa vociferously. The General then
responded ~ follows: -.
Gentlemen and fellow-members Of the
Association-Of course am glad 10 meet
% fine body Of men-a body represent
ing one of the greatest industrial interests
Of this country; and I am glad, also, that
Il y iE % informal and social q manner.
j an somewhat taken aback by being
called upon In this sudden manner. L
had supposed that was merely to visit
one Of your public exchanges to see and
hear, not TO speak. I can claim to have
done considerable for the boot and shoe
trade during the past few years. I formed
apart Of your walking army" for some
time, and We wore out shoes about a. fast
- they could b procured. We used to
get good many good shoes and a.good
many poor ones. / don't believe these last
cane &om Boston, however. Gentlemen, /
can again say that am glad to have met
you. ! wish you al honor and prosperity.
/ can conceive Of 10 association which, IN
m industrial sense, is 20 much needed,
end one which, judging from those see
before me, j. - worthily represented. II
will only ask you, in closing, that when
you make shoes for another army, you
make them COED sswsd, not pegged, if
you can help il. Do that, and / am your |
friend until that time comes when we |
shall all take on our shoes and 60 where /
WA.shall never need them more.
Laughter and cheers followed the con- |
clusion of the speech, and the company |
pressed forward to grasp the hand Of the |
Visitor. The occaaion was an exceedingly |
pleasant one, - it was entirely informal,
therefore those present were beyond all |
restraint