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this joint resolution shall take effect from
and after it's passage.
(Signed) MORTIMER CAKh,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
(Signed) OSCAR J. DUNN,
Lieutenant Governor and President OF tne
Senate.
Approved March Is, 1870.
(Signed) II: Z: WAhMOIn!
Governor Of the State OF LOUISIANA
A true copy:
GEO. 4. BOyEE,
Secretary of State.
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DY NASH & HODGSON-W. L. HODGSON,
II Auctio,eer-Otfice No. 10 Gravler street.
ON SATURDAY November o. 1870, at IL o'clock NJ
at tn. St Charles Auction Exchange, in the base
me1t rotunda of the st. Charles Hotel in this city,
by virtue and in pursuance of an order OF the HON
orable Louis Duvigneaud, Judge of the Second D1s-
triCt Court for the parish of Orleans dated Oc1
81 1870 docket No. "a .O66, for account Of the
sion of George Mackenroth, deceased, at pub
ton. will he sold
ONE VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND, together
with the buildings and improvements thereon, sit
uatcd in the Fourth District of this city, IN the
square bounded by Dryades, Phillip, Jac son and
the projected Laurent streets, designated as lot
No. |, and mea surfing 80 feet inches and Nne
front on Dry AIDES street 26 feet inch and lines i'll
width in TIE rear ll3 feet IL inches and line
the side of lot No 2 toward jackson street and ia
feet inches and line in depth and front on Philip
street, forming the corner OF Dryades and Phlilp
streets, all according To plan made oy Louis
II. Pile, surveyor. dated October =, 1870.
The improvements consist OF a Double Tenement
one Story Frame Slate Roof House. containing two
rooms cabinet and kitchen each side one els
residence, and rented at $l3 and SIS side,
respectively.
Term, and conditions-One-thrdca cash. in United
States Treasury notes, and the balance IN equal
payments at and two years. with eight per
cent interest and special mortgage, with vendors
privilege from date until final payment, the mort
gage to embrace the five per cent clause for attof
news fees in case of suit, and the building to be
kept insured to the satisfaction OF the vendor anu
the policy transferred.
Act OF sale together with stamps and the taxes
for the current year, 1870, before John +. Cohey,
notary, at the expense of the purchaser.
oc23 29 nol2 10 %
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DY G. f. GIRARDEY & co., AUCTION
ID eer.-NichOlas J. Hoey. AuctiOneer-Ohce No
II Exchange place-SATURDAY. December J. 1870 al
twelve o'clock W., at the Merchants and Auction
GERS Exchange, on Royal, between Canal and Gus
tomhorse streets, by virtue OF order OF the Hon
orable the Second District Court for the parish OF
Orleans dated wenty ninth October. 1870, will oe
sold by public auction, for account of said success
sion
civ in the square bounded by Hercules, no"
Rampant, White, Basin, I'halia and Mtlpomene
streets, designated a. lot No. ~ OF square No =
snd measuring - feet front on White. now Basin
street BY 90 feet II inches and lines IN depth he
tween parallel lines, American measure. Together
with the dwelling, and all Improvements thereon
Tcrms-Cash in United States treasury notes
and purchaser TO assume payment, over and above
his bid of AL taxes for 1870.
Act OF sale aud United States stamps az the ok
peuse of the purchaser before W J. Castcll notary
public. hoz IL IS 20 n'2
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LEGAL NOTICES.
'|'C->'-N|>>'"N>~
UNI'rED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
IN THE MATTER OF ABSER P. BURTON. BANK
rlpt.
In Bankrnptcy.-NO. 9e4.

In BnnkrnpfCy..NO. SII.
WHEREAS ABSRR p BURTON, FORMERLY or
w Concoria parish, Louisiana. but now resi-
den; of the State OF Mississippi duly declared bank
rlipt under the act OF Congress OF March 1907 mas
this day filed in said court petition PRAYING for a
discharge and certificate thereof from all his debts
and other claims prOvabe under said act.
Notice is therefore given 20 all creditors VINO haze
proved their debts and to all other persons III nter-
est that the twenty first day of November 1870, at
II A. NJ is assigned for the hearing of the same and
that they may then and there attend anu snow
cause if any they have, why the prayer OF the said
petition should not b. granted
Clerks Office New Orleans. June II, lS'n
iyIa X. LEOW, Deputy Cler
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By Neville & Van Solingen
SALE OF SEIZED GOODS.

UNITED STATES CU.roNHoJSK,
New Orleans.
Collectors Office. October "a, 1870.
DY NEVILLE Il VAN SOLINGEN. ACC-
ID tiOneers-In accordance with the provisions
OF section twelve of the act OF Congress approved
July l8, 1866, the following describtd seized goods
will BE- sold at public auction, ut Warehouse 40. l.
at ten o'clock 4. NJ
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AUCTION SALES.
By Nash & Hodgson.
SUCCESSION OF THOMAS MURRAY, DECEASED.
vALuABLE LOT OF GROUND ON ERATO
STREET, BETWEEN RAMPANT AND DRY
AIDES STREETS.
Second District Court-No. 33,3l3.

NASH 4, uODGSON-w HODG-
X A,ct;nreer-Ottice No. ITO Grayier
- -. 80 a., SsTiRDAY November 10, 1870, at
twelve o'clock NJ. a. the st. Charles Auction ~
T.hS' ~ IN ". -, hr rrtue and in pursuance OF
flo,el' III ..i1 Uy,E,s Jouis Dnyipueaut Judge Of
JUG VI n ntict Court for the parish of Orleans,
81. .. $500 IN ,1-O LocEet No 1888, for ac
u'.tu W =. a. s,,I,aos;nr of Thomas MURRAY de-
ceased at public auction, will be Sold
- n; .,t nf ths ritv in the square bounded by
~, D,,art TL.i;n and Drvadea streets neae-
hra,o' .at 10 inches and fines front on Erato
utlis h., q dntb of g. feet between parallel lines,
s ,s,;n NY msasure according to a plan made by
Louis H. Pile, surveyor dated September rs, iS~'
Terms-Cash in United States treasury notes
-. s ~ the current year 1870 before W. J. Casten,
notary public at the expense of the purchaser.
oclj 22 20 nO12 10
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ELEGANT RESIDENCE AND TWO LOTS OF
GROUND ON CHIPPEWA STREET. TWO VAL
LIABLE STORES AND LOT OF GROUND ON
LEvEE STREET, NEAR JACKSON STREET.
VALUABLE PROPERTY IN THE TOwN OF
ROCKPORT, TEXAS.
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SUCCESSION OF MRS. ELIZABETH BONNER
A DESIRABLE PROPERTY IN GRETNA.
Second Judicial Court-No. l23
A DESIRABLE PROPERTY IN GRETN


DY NASH & HODGSON, W. l. HODISCN,
ID Auctioneer-Otfice No. ITO Gravler street.-On
SATURDAY December 3, 1870, at twelve o ciock NJ
at the ST. Charles Auction Exchange, IN the base
neDt rotunCa the st. Charles Hotel in this clty'
by virtue and in pursuance of an order OF tne HON
orabe Don 4. Pardee, Judge OF the Second JudieiAt
District Court for the parish Of Jefferson, ana act-
inc Parish Judge, dated Carrolton Louisiana, pcto-
Der Is 1870 docket No. 123 for account Of the sue
cassion of Mrs Elizabeth Bonner deceased, at pub
Two VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND, with the
buildings and improvements thereon, situated IN
thu, town of Mechanicsham tGretnal, in the r. rlsh
Of Jefferson this State, designated as lots os.
and 5 Of square No. 3, bounded by COpernc avenue.
second Third and Cuvier streets measuring eacn
80 feet front on COPernic avenue by depth Of Ia
feet between parallel lines, according to plan
made by Hugh Grant, surveyor
The improvements consist OF Onestory ana
attic frame house. containing five rooms and ,
Kitchen yard is large and has cistern, variety OF
rru, trees etc. and is rented at the nominal prlce
OF IS per month. This desirable property IL onfy
one square from the river and lis immediately IN
the rear of Benefits foundry.
Terms-Cnsh in United states treasury notes
Act of sale before W. J. McCune, notary pablo
at the expense of the purchaser, including the
stamps and the taxes for 1870.
OC2. uOll l6 de3
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
ORLEANS.
KATE HuTCHINS. WIFE OF NORGE j. LEMON,
vs. her husbaad-No. "a ,323

vs.. her h,lsbaad-No. 2323.
r HEREBY CERTIFY THAT on THE FIFTH DAY
i of October 1870, Judgment was rendered in this
court in the following entitled suit, in the words
and figures following to wit:
Kate Hutcllas wife of Norge J. Lemon, vs.. her
328.
The court considering the written consent of
counsel for both plaintiff and defendant filed this
day and further considering that the evidence and
the law are in plaintiffs favor II Is ordered, ad-
Judged and decrerd that there be Judgment i'll favor
of the said plaintiff, Kate IIutchns, wife of Norge
J. Lemon and against her husoand the Defendant
drcreeing :, separation OF property betwceen them
1t is finally ordered that defendant pay costs OF
suit.
Judgment rendered October 5, 1870.
Signed October i, 1870.
7S;Gn,d PAUL E. TIIEARD, Judge.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set my
hand and affixed the seal of the said court, AT the
city OF New Orleans, this sixth! day OF Octo
her in the vear of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and seventy. and the ninthyhfth year ol
the independence of the United States.
oc1 p n,1 FRANK WALL. Deputy Clerk.
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NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER g. 1870
rHE NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN

y O04OAAN, " 0DASAINODAAA
THE NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN
PRINTING COMPANIES STEAM
BOOK AND JOB
Printing Establishment,
o.. Camp Street...............94
We have pnchased from George Bruce, New
York, entirely new type for the REPUBLICAN,.
Also from T. II. Senior agent = new
CAMPBELL BOOK PRESS.
with all the late impro vements. which. in addition
to our previous supply of Printing Machinery. will
enable us to turn out work with dispatch, and in
style that con not 10 e1ce!led in the South.
We have also in operation three nrstelass
s:OT,DDN PRESSES
Of assorted si1ea These considered In New
York the Best Presses that made, for the rapid
and superior execution of work. We employ skill
full workmen, who will at al times be properly in
We would can the particular attention OF the
partmept Of our Establishment, az We have made
to it extensive additions in the very
NEWEST STYLES
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PRESSES. ETC,
WHICH EsAsLs ~
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And 81 kinds Of MERCANTILE WORK
Tho facilities We have In the way Of
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STEAMBOAT PRINTING.
Steamboat Officers will find it to their
INTEREST TO CALL At DUB JOB OFFICE
LEAVE rHEIR ORDERS.
We have made special provision for steamboa
Printing, and Lave
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Second District Court for the parish of Orleans
No 50 400
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SUCCESSION OF JAMES MCQUOlD, DECEASED.

Second District Court for the parish Of Orleans
No. 80 942.
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SUCCESSION OF GEORGE MACKENROTH, DE-
ceased.
DOUBLE TENEMENT FRAME HOTSE, CORNER
of Dryades and Philip streets, improving prop
crtv, at auction, on long credit
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CARBOLIC ACID.

CARBOLIC ACID.
CARBOLIC ACID.
CARBOLIC ACID.
CARBOLIC ACID.
CARBOLIC AZ I'D.
CARBOLIG ACID.
CARBbLIC ACID.
CARBOLIC ACID.
tARBOLIC ACID.
One gallon of Carbolic Acid iudciously applied.
will thoroughly disufect anf ordinary premises for
an entire season.
What Professor Silliman says of it,
"Carboic Acid, mingled With the most offensive
sewerage and cesspool matter instantly arrests
putrefacton, and changes and destroys the nause'
ating odors of decaying animal and vegetable mat
ters."
Let every householder procure it. They will find
If the hest investment thew can make particularly
| at the present time.
| For sale by all druggists.
| Manufactured by
PAGE & CO.,
| sels No SO Camp street.
| ruU NCur DUvucUn CIT A rvrrCS
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COTTAGE ON SECOND STREET.
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NOTICE.
|

Mitchell, Craig Co. no " moving their i'm
mense stock of FURNITURE to their new stores
Nos. 1913 and los Camp strict known as the
Moresque Building, and Will open there on the first
of November when they W III be pleased TO see
their old friends and the pubC generally
MITCHELL CRAIG Il co.
ncl2 ST
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NlONTTION.
AAcANA AO-N
THE STATE OF LOCISlAN

SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PARISH OF
ORLEANS.
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NEW ORLEANS. October D 1870.
Havin. examined the within act OF Incorporation.
I am OF opinion that the purposes and objects
thereof are legal and hat none OF its provisions
are contrary 10 law. Therefore approve the same.
C. II. LUXENBERti
Di.-,.c. Attorney OF the First Judicial District OF
lin. stat, OF Louisiana oc29 nol2 20 %
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Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. 1906.
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SALE IN PARTITION.

SUCCESSION OF MICHAEL O'AEEFB
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PROPOSED AMENDMENTS
TO THE
CONSTITU
OF THE
ST AT E OF LOUI STA A,
at the next General Election, to be held
on the seventh day Of November, Ammo
Domini one thousand eight hundred and
seventy.
PROPOSED AMENDMENTS
CONSTITUTION
STATE OF LOUISIANA,

seventy.
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AUCTION SALES.
By G. E. Girardey & Co.
SUCCESSION OF JOHN PCLLCN.

PROPERTY ON WHITE OR BASIN STREE
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-12
CANADIAN NEWS.

OTTAWA, May 10.-ln the House OF
Commons last night the Manitoba bill
passed. Sir Geo. Cartier announced
that the proroguation would take place
tomorrow. In the Senate, in reply to
a question relative to the withdrawal of
British troops, Mr.. Campbell said the
correspondence was not complete; the
Government was demonstrating against
it. He mi ght say, however, that the
view Of the new Government was that,
in ordinary times of peace, Canada was
lust as able to bear the expense
of defense as the mother country:
The Home Government proposed
to garrison Halifax and siml,
lar f0rtifcations, but it was expected
the inland fortifcations, if garrlsoned at
all, would be occupiedby Canadian vol
unteers.
TORONTO, May ll.-Sir John A. Me
Donald's condition is reported much
worse, but it is feared he will live but a
few hours.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.
GeOrgIa-Grant's View of the Tariff
-FiIibustering i'm the House.
GEORGIA.

WASHINGTON, Nav l0.-The Recon
struction committee debated the Senate
Georgia bill to-day, lat did not reach a
final result, though the feeling against
the Military bill of the Senate was
quite unanimous. A motion TO report a
bill admitting Georgia to representation
in Congress, unconditionallv and at
once, was lost, only one Republican
voting for it. Finally, it was proposed
TO adopt a bill reciting the present
status of Georgia, declaring her entitled
to representation in Congress, and re-
pealing the law which prohibits an or
ganization of the militia in the States of
Georgia, Mississippi and Texas. The
question as to whether new Legisla-
ture Is to be elected next fall is LEFT an
open one. 1t is sthoughtthat some such
bill as this will be agreed on when the
committee meet.
| THE PRESIDENT AND THE TARIFF BILL.
The President has declared against
the pending tariff bill. In conyersa-
tion with some members of the House
this morning he expressed the opinion
that the bill could not pass at this
session, and he thought it would bc best
to let the tariff remain As now in force,
and cut down taxation on the excise
law, a. proposed by the bill pending in
the Senate If Congress should follow
this advice of the President. it would at
once remove the tariff and new tax bills
from all further discussion, while re-
duction of internal taxation anda short
ening Of the session Of Congress would
follow. Unless The Ways and Means
| committee make better progress than
they did this morning on the ponderous
tax bill before them, both houses will
upset the protracted labor Of the com
mlttee.
FILIBUSTERING IN THE HOUSE.
The House, to-day, deported itself in
Il most shameful manner, and gave an
exhibition of what is possible to be done
by factious minority, to delay busi-
ness. The Northern Pacific railroad
bill came up from last Thursday as I'M
finished business, and took precedence
of everything. A fair majority is in
favor Of passing the bill, and this was
shown in vote on Thursday; but a
minority, composed Of Democrats and
Republicans, and numbering about
forty-two, combined to delay the vote as
long as possible Knowing that itmust
finally pass, a system of filibustering
and buccaneering began, which has
never been equaled in impudence and
persistency, and continued during the
entire day without result, and the bill
remains from day to day for the action
of the House, until disposed Of, nothing
heiug allowed To intervene
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FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, MAY 1.-THE Cambria re
turned TO Cowes without rounding the
umpire boat, and the Sappho won the
race
PARIS, May IA trouble occurred
yesterday and last night at Havre. The
troops paraded the streets and the police
made many arrests Several fights are
reported to have taken place. Some ot
the rioters were wounded but none
killed.
PARIS, MAY ll-Noon.-The troubles
throughout the city last evening were
more serious than anticipated. The
authorities were forced to make a large
military display TO restore order. The
barricades in Belleville District were
stubbornly defended though subse-
queutlv carried 10y the soldiers at the
point of the bayonet. Several were
killed and wounded on both sides. Dur
ing the night other engagements oc-
CURED and numhcs of soldiers, police
men and citizens were killed.
DUBLIN, Nav ll.-During the pro
gre-. OF the election at Longtori yes
tcr,lav there waS some fighting bat
order was restored without calling out
troops.
LONDON, MAY 1.-THE Cunard
steamship Morocco, with cargo OF
supplies, sailed from Liverpool in search
of the Samaria.
The press, and especially the Times,
is indignant at the failure of the Gov
ernment to protect johnson, the Man
chester builder, against the outrages OF
trade organizations.
The members of the Royal Yacht
Club meet on Saturday next to arrange
race for the Prince of Wales cup,
to he contested for 10y the American
and British yachts, of over seventy tons
burden.
PARIS, Nav ll.-The French OppOsi-
ton and clerical organs question the
result of the election. They maintain
thai while the vote may have numer,
ical value, it is without social, political
or religious significance. ,
The police arrested over two hundred
persons last night Fresh trouble is
feared tonight. Large numbers col
!ected in front of the barracks, but were
dispersed by the police, and the guards
around the soldiers quarters have been
increased.
\ desperate attempt at revolt was
made by the inmates Of the prison Of
La Roquette Yesterday. The prisoners;
while at work in the shops, attacked
the keepers and a fierce struggle en-
sued. The revolt was finally quelled.
One keeper was killed and tive others
wounded
VIENNA, MAY l0-Preparation have
been commenced here for fit observ-
ance ofthe one hundredth birthday OF
Beethoven.
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A serious riot occurred Tuesday
among the miners at Hazleton, Penn
sylvania. Three men were shot hut not
fatally and Others were badly beaten.
The military got under arms but were
not used. The miners were celebrating
the anniversary of the organization OF
the Miners Union.
The American Woman's Suffrage
Association assembled in New York
yesterday. Henry Ward Beecher,
President of the National Woman's
Suffrage Society expressed his hearty
good will and wishes for mutual coop
Grafton. Speeches were made by va
rious persons in advocacy of the cause
The National Womans Suffrage Asso-
citation discussed and adopted resolu-
ton for the equalization OF pay of men
and women. A resolution favoring the
extension of suffrage to women was
reported
On Tuesday the indictments against
Messrs Jay Gould, James Fisk, Jr,
William II. Rasson and G.. y. Mason
for conspiracy in overcharging. for
freight transportation, were called up
for the fifth time in the Passaic, y. j.,
County Court The indictments were
fo0nd upon the complaints of the
Rogers Locomotive Machine Works
Company, who alleged an injury to
their business by the defendants con-
spiracy TO increase transportation rates
The defendants having failed to appear,
the bail, $1,000 in each case, was for
fcited
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ESSlONAL.
WA>mINGToN, MAY II.
SENATE.

WA>nlNGroN, MAY II.
SENATE.
The following bills were taken up and
disposed of: The bill To provide arti
fetal limbs for disabled soldiers was
passed; the bill relative to the lands
Withdrawn for the benefit OF the South.
ern Pacific railroad in California was
explained by Mr. Stewart as making no
additional grant, and was then super,
sedel hv the legislative appropriation
bill; the amendment appropriating
Sj00,000 for a new building for the
State Department was adopted 10y II
against II: another amendment for the
enlargement of the Capitol grounds ut
an expense of 100000 was also adopt
ed an amendment to apply the uucX-
pended surplus of $4,000 on the ac-
count OF the Paris Exposition Of 1861 to
enable the citizens of the United States
to take part in the London Exhibition
of 1871 was objected to as entering a
wedge for larger appropriations and
rejected
A discussion ensued upon the amend
ment by Mr. Williams authorizing the
United States mint to receive on deposit
refined gold and silver bullion, and to
deliver in payment imported bars, un-
der certain regulations providing for re-
fining by private parties. Without
disposing of the subject the Senate ad
iourned.
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HOUSE.


The Northern Pacific Railroad bill
was taken up.
Mr.. Orth was allowed to make an
explanation of the reasons governing its
opponents in the fllibustcring pro-
gramme.
Mr.. Wheeler replied on behalf Of the
friends of the measure and then the
House, by vote of - to %, refused to
order the bill to its third reading
Twenty-four amendments were offered
and with the bills were referred to the
Pacific Railroad committee, who were
authorized TO report at any time.
The bill to revive the navigation and
commercial interests of the United
States was taken up and Mr.. Lynch,
chairman of special committee on the
subject, spoke at length in It's support.
The House then went into committee
Of the Whole on the tariff bill.
Recess.