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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-09

ESeor,.s zysrZ vs. EgNi4afl az. E~ommeycr.
C,aVFNfH DISTRICT CO1aT FOR THE PAR
- ish of Orleans No. IU.t = virtue OF writ OF
feri faces d, NE Greeted u the Honorable the
|evs1tT District Court for he parish of Orleans
in tha above entitled cau$s ] wl proceed to
sell at puOGc auction. al tiI Merchants anc Auc.
,ionoers' Exchange, NoyGl freet, between Canal
and Custom house stToets ia 1o Second Dist riot OF
tnis city on SATURDAY.. March Y, 1870 at
twelve O'Clock ST., the follow described property
A CERTAIN OF OF GtOUND, with all the
Buildings aud npccye 5nts thereon and ali appur-
tenapcss thereto belonging i usted in the Second
n strict of this city IN she sfuare bounded By Viii
lore Robertson ST, Philiippy and Dumaine atreets.
and measuring in French n1lsure thirty fest from.
on st. Philippe street, by sixf; feet in depth.
Sc zed in the above suit Z
Terms-Cash on the spot. I
THOMAS L. MAXWELL,
fec 2snhl2 Sheriff osithe Parish Of Oriear 5
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-09

Conrad Berulous vs.. Mr.. Lucinda II.
Hollis 70 lucinda Rowdltch Morse, Widow OF
William G. HolliS.)
S,IXrH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
~ ish OF Orleans No. n4e. By virtue of witt of
seizure and sale to NE directed by the Honorable
in the above entitled will proceed to sell at
public auction, at tie Merchants and Auctiopeers
Exchange, Royal street. between Canal and Gus
tohouse streets the Second District OF this city
on TUESDAY, March Is, 1870, at IL O'Clock b.,
the following described property. to wit
CNE CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated,
lying and being in the Fourth District OF this city,
in the square bounded by Fulton. Second. Chip
pewa and First streets, designated by the nun eer
sixteen a cerrain plan drawn by Noel
na1sen. late surveyor dated twenty-fourth tebru-
sTy, 1910, and deposited in the office of William j.
CasreI notary public this citys for references IN
his book of plars number one
Said lot easurss, according to said plan, TWEEN ty
eight feet one inch and four lines front on Chlp-
pewa street, twenty light feet one inch and three
lines the rear line, by depth OF one hundred
and fourteen feet twp nthsS and SIX 1ues on tue
side line toward Second street, and one hundred
and fourteen feet nine inches and two lines on tins
sics line toward First street.
together with al the rights, ways and advan
taGes thersunto belonging or in anyWise apper
ta,nirg.
Being the properly acduired by tho defend
by purchase from plaintiff Der act passed before
Thomas =. Bees, notary public. in this city, on the
nip'h day of January, 1853.
Seized IN the above suit.
TermS-The purchaser to assume the payment OF
o promi- sorry rote dated ninth January. 1858, pay
able two years from date FOR the OF SIX hun
dred dollars $685. and bearing six per cebt interest
per annum from cate till paid. said promissory
note beng secured by mortgage on the property
herein described. Aud the balance of the price of
adud cation, cash on the spot.
THOMAS 7. MAXWELL.
fell . malls Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans
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This valuable medicine - prs oafao for women OK
cius.yely, and to be used by women only. 1t Is
adapted especially to those where the womb is
disordered. and viii cure any irregnlarity IN the
"menseS, except in such cases require surgical
operation. these last very rare, the Female
Regulator is OF nim2s universal app cation. In
sudden check OF the monthly courses, from cold,
trou OF mind ike causes, it acts like charm,
by restoring tie discharge IN every Instance, thus
relieving the fever, headache, pain 10 The small OF
the bscs and lower stomach, Hushes OF heat bout
the face, cniy srhSatlor5 burning OF the eyeiids,
ana general restlessness. Taken in time, ell these
symptoms psss away immediately. wltuout injury 70
to the constitution. Frequently. however, the pro-
per remedy IS not appiled n time the disease be-
comes chronic and the foundation laid for number
esS evils to the constitution oil ne woman. Ina
next turn cOr1es around and there is no show,
perhaps the whites, viii appear. There wit be
some uneasness about the WOMB, but very little
mono the n2tuTal flud escaping. The complexion
becomes salow, bowels swollen, sort OF greenish
about the face constant duli aching pains in
TIE head, weight il the lower stomach and back.
with without whites, paip tatons OF the heart,
paiior exhaustion, Indigestion WEAKNESS, lauguor
aching across the oius ofssppetite pain in left
bUe is tihr3ess across the chest cough and gddi-
ness IT sir allowed 10 go on green sickness will
be fullr deYeloped the headache becomes severe
with loss OF memory, diminished senaIoliitg sick
stomach dyspeusia no relish for food .oss OF esh
increased fat eriL OF the he5rt, swelling the
1qe' 81 shast gffGrt causes hurled bra7 al
most to suatgcatIOil The SKIN il 1IsDby, ana mas
d2ughy ieel" = his is sad picture, but 1t is the
condition OF thousands OF women between the ages
OF fifteen and forty-1Ige. who brought the
grave by ignorance, or neglect to take the proper
10 ali who are afflicted With any Of the symptoms
above mentioned N coanee ION with an irregulariy
of the 'mouthiy sickness. We s2rneat sag: I X &
DR.. } BRADHIhib'S FE&ALE REGULATION,
a few fakel, sou will 1T experience
bsnet, and Win lltte patience you VIII be fully
restored 20 beai'h.
Jnis remedy Ias been extensively used Tor upward
OF twenty E8.Vs by many OF JhB eNEerianced
and suCC5s,l al physicians Gso--Ha. NO family
should be WITHOUT 0 or thee bottles.
WarepeSJ, that DR. }. BR DtlELO'S iEAjAIE
REGULATORS prepared ior Tonsn, aud to be
used by Y 5ueh GEiV Is trl2 IS all We ass
Prepared and sold in any qua 1t.ty oy
l.. II. ESADhlkLo, druggist,
Al,aa-4. GA,
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STATE OF GEORGIA, Trcup County.
This IS to certify that hsve examined the recipe
OF d.. josiah Bradhed Of thus county, and, as a
msdica man, pronounce 1t to be combination Of
medicines OF great merit in The treatment Of all the
diseases Of females tor WhiCn he rec0mEe nd5 u.
WILLIAM Z. BEASLhF, "a .. .
This December Il, 1863.
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Strangers visiting the city and wishing medical o,
surgical aid wi! call at the Southern Dispenssry
NO 80 Carondeiet street, Dear the corner OF 81
Joseph, where medicines compounded to
all chronic cases that may call il within the reach
medicine or surgery. Consultations gtyeu II
maies or females The poor will be prescribed TO-
gratis. Letters giving description of oase and con
tanning five dollara, will meet with attention
medicine sspt by express.
p. 81 will give free consultations at my drug
store No. 266 st. Charles street, of Delord
street, IRON bafpast ten to ha!fpas eleven block
le22 ly j. f.. LOCKWOOD, Nj. IL.
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a. Elmer NADER 81 Co., SaBauei Smith az
Co., su5rogated, Us. AIranca Andry.
CIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
4 parish of Orleans, No. 596.-By virtue OF d
writ of seizure and sale directed by the Honor
able the rfth District Court for tle parish OF Or
aaus in the above entitled cause viii proceed to
eu at public auction. at the Merchants and AUG
tiuneprs' Exchange, Royal street, b9twesn Canal
and Custoluhouse streat> in ne Second District OF
this city, OF SATURDAY. Aprii !, 1870 at
twelve o clock NJ. the following described property,
tC wit
E CERTAIN LOT OF GROuND, situated il the
Second District Of n city. IN the square COM
prised between Royal, Hospital, Condo or Uhartres
and jfrsulne5 streets, measuring tWenty-eiEht feet
front on Hospital street. upon depth OF seventy
four feet four nC1Ca togo her with ali the build
iugs, combinations. &ppuri Rpance5 and depend
eucras on the same, and the rights and priv eyes
tn reuu 10 belong ~, wtdoul any exception
vat,on, which said proper y MS acquired by tho .
faucant herein from the heirs Of Madame Laiaur'e
l8lGngue as per act passed before =. Maz3 tsau
aotary public this city, on the naei esnth day oi
March, 1858.
IKE buildings and iIuDr0vaJne hts comprise very
desirable twO-storv BRICK dwelling iOuse, Slate
rooted. No 60 Hospital street, and srory brick
kucben. State rooted apUurselances. yard paved
with prick, VaterW1rks. stc.
Seized in ne above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spat.
THOMAS J.. MAXWELL
NH! IS app Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans
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Price, 81 so per EeltIe.
by
WHEFLOOK, FINLAY & CO..
+. j. HART Il Co,
BALL, LYONS IL 90.
jas Sally FLEMING BROTHERS.
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INSURANCE,

GUAHBIAH MUTUAL LIFE IN
SURANOE COMPANY, OF NEW YORK.
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Cash dividend Of Twenty PER CENT declare
May 5, 1865, and paid May 10, !659, $4,000.
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chronological Wis dom.

Joshua Billings, Esq, humorist,
and author of a certain "Alminax."
has followed Solomon's directions.
been to the ant, considered her ways,
and become wiser than ever. His
observations are as follows 1--WE quote
from the ". Y. IEeekiy):
"Thc ants have no HOLIDAYS, no
eight hour system, nor never strike
for emmy higher wages. They have
no malice, nor back door to their
hearts. You never see two ants ar.
guing some foolish question that nei.
ther of them didn't understand.-
They don't care whether the moon
is Inhabited orno.. They don't care
whether Jupiter is thirty or thirty
five miles up in the air so long as it
don't bob over the corn.crib and
spill their barley. They arc simple,
little bizzy ants, full ov faith, living
prndently, committing no sin, praiz-
ing God by minding their own bust
ness, and dying when their time
comes, to make room for the next
crop of ants. They are a reproach
to the lazy, an encouragement to the
industrious, a rebuke to the vicious
and study to the Christian. / have
sot by the hour and a haff down near
All ant-hill, and marvelled hav won.
dered at their instinkts, and hav
thought how big must be the jackass
who was satisfied to beleave that
even an ant, the least of the bugs.
could hav been created, made bizzv,
and sot to work by chance. Oh, how
/ do pity the individual who beleaves
that all things here are the work ov
an acksident! He robs himself ov
all plezzure on earth and all right in
heaven. had rather be an ant
(cvcn a humble, bandy-leggcd, pro-
fame, swearing anti than to look up
on the things ov this world as would
upon the throw of the dice. They
don't hav any whisky ring, that is
virtewous, simply bekause it hooks
by the millyun, and then legalizes it's
own ackts. They don't hav emmy
Judges mytng ss~ssss s-vss-----v--,.-
shell, reaay, to be s~allarcd. Irather'
like the ants, and think now shall
sell out my money and real estate
and jine them.
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calling him Canada? Then what
right have you to take offence, when
any fellow-citizen calls you negro
Both are Spanish words, mixed mp in
tho English of the present day.
Above l have given you facts we'll
known to the educated Now listen
while whisper in your ear. Your
present numerical strength in this
State makes you an object OF gain to
the politician-those curses of the
earth made your old time master a
bcggar, and will keep you POOR in
deed. The hammer aud anvil, the
hoe and the plough, are the four pill
lars Of all national greatness and
".S"''''. "lmsirr around then,, and
you may gain all that the Fifteenth
Amendment requires. Without them
you will die beggars.
Your friend,
{. HOIST.
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Digestive Quality of Food.

By reference to the table that fol.
lows, we will see that corn is the
cheapest article of diet we possess,
in proportion to the amount of nour-
lshment it contains, and that meat
contains onl y about one-third of the
nutriment, and usually costs from
four to eight times as much as the
corn. Eggs are composed of albu-
men which is pure nourishmcnt, and
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a Hard-Shcll Elaboration.

y hard shell, who spoke in n meet
ing ont West, thus directed the at
tcntion of his hearers to the impor-
tance of searching the Scriptures
mot long since, my hearcrs-ah,
was riding along one of our great
rivers, surrounded by dense primcval
wood-ah, stopped at rude log hut
by the low river sidc-ah, aud there
found Il poor family in great af-tlic.
tion-ah. They were all.sick-ah, and
| was Informed by the mothcr-ah.
that they had lost their tfnctooth
comb-"h. They was ignorant of the
gospcl-ah, and didn't seem to care
about hcarin ov the precious words
of lifc-ah, for the woman did nothing
but lament the loss of their fine tooth
comb-ah.
"llavo you bible in your cabin,
said | to hcr? Said she me, YES
thccr yit is thccr on the "catchall,"
pointing to a narrow shelf over the
smokey Fireplace but we don't read
INTO it much, amt read any since our
Bill died with the ager about sewing
months ago-ah. My hearers, | got
on the top of a dye-tub-ah that stood
in the corner, and reaching up to the
shclf-ah, | took down the blessed
book-ah, and what do YOU think it
was opened to-ah. What do YOU
think found there TO satisfy the
longings fthe poor sinful woman-ah.
Oh, my brcethering, it was the long
lost, the long wanted fine tooth comb
ah. ] say, my hearers, sarch the
Scriptures-ah. If that poor woman
nh had done this-ah, how her mind
would-ah been cased-ah, for she
would-ah, found her fine tooth comb
ah, her chlldrin's heads would a been
slcck-ah, and shc--and she would.
al had peace with her Maker-ah."
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THE SUPERIoR CouRT.- The
Spring Term for this county began
last week, and will be continued
through the present.
The only capital case tried was
that of Sykes Fundcrburg, colored,
charged with being concerned in the
murder Of Mr.. Burwell Hiltnn.-
(Josiah Henderson, col, is now un.
der sentence of death for the same
crime, and was n witness against
Funderburg). The case occupied
Friday and Saturday. w. y. Bynum
and a. Burwell prosecuted the pris-
oner, and ii. &. Jones and J. ii. Will
son defended him by appointment of
the Court.
After remaining out about 8 hours,
the Jury returned verditt Of Not
Guilty. and the prisoner was dis.
charged oil Monday morning.
Messrs. Wilson and Jones laborcd
long aud hard to save him. The
Toy r""" """'rn0..i of oil u,hito an
-Chdri0tte Democrat.
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one-half bushels of oats .i.gS aJ
have 223 grains per sOfIice
When we use three poun ONE
seed per acre in drills two and
we have 100 seeds in every -
the rows. In sowing six uuartes
clover seed evenly over an acre, we
deposit $50 seeds per square ward of
surface.
Many Of us SOW six quarts of tim.
othy and six of clover per acre,-and
it is a consolation to us to know that
in so doing we give each square yard
chance to start with 1900 seeds SO
that, if two SEEDS. in ten grow, we will
still have enough for large crop of
hay.
There are several reasons why we
have found from experience, that we
'"e'' "'''u''S' sss
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ao,ss aad 7snlSes4fes se VI amiHsssp.. Char.
over the Pee Dee River is grogress-
ing rapidly, and trains will be able
to pass over by the goth of June.

One watch kept right will do to
try many by; but on the other hand,
one that goes wrong may be the
means Of misleading whole neigh.
borhood; and the same may he said
of the example we individually set
10 those around us.
"Oh, ma" said little girl, who
had been TO a show, "I'vc seen the
elephant, and he walks backwards
and eats with his tall"
"A good conscience is sometimes
sold for money, but never bought
with il.
More flies are caught with a
drop OF honey than by a hogshead OF
vinegar.
Prayer without watching is hyp
eonsy and watching without prayer
b presumption,
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THE AIRLINE RAILRoAp.-Mr.
Bnford, the President Of the Airline
Railroad, was in this city on Satur.
day last, and held consultation
with the Engineers. 1t is reported
that a New York gentleman has ia,
ken he contract for building the
Road from Charlotte to Atlanta
Charlotte Damocrdt.
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1t will he seen that meat, which
the laboring man fancies to be the
strongest and best nourishment, con-
talns in each one hundred pounds an
average of sirty-fve pounds cffetc
and useless matter, which is of but
little use except to fill the digestive
organs.
Psychologists, who are the proper
experts to give al opinion, say that
a variety of animal and vegetable
substances is essential to the proper
development Of the human organ
ism.
But 1t will lee conceded that the
article which supplies the greatest
amount of nutriment, with the least
effort Of the digestive organs is the
best. To give this we shall give the
result of DIR. Bcaumount's cxpcri-
ments and observations on Alexis
st. Martin, of CavcndiSh, Vermont.
who was wounded, and the wound
SO healed that it left an opening in
the stomach, through which the pro-
gross of digestion could he observed.
which showed the time taken to di-
gcst the following articles of food
II
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LANCASTER SC, THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE g. 1870

ton by which they we've surrounded
| We have, even in our State govern.
mcnt, two or three such men, finely
educated, able and honest, who
would ornament any government
These men have had to suffer with
the worst members ofstheir party
for the defence of principles which
our former opponents now seem per.
fectly ready 10 admit. They have
been thoroughly tried and found true
on all occasions. If the "CitiZens'
party" wishes us TO believe it is act
ing in good faith, such men must not
be neglected, but must have prom
inent part i'll the new movement
Let us have no odious distinctions
on account of place of birth or color
of the skin. We want Nnrihorn
."vn, INorUnrrn capital and \ Northern
energy to come into the country to
assist in developing its resources.
1t is the interest of all who desire
quiet and the prosperity of the State,
that the two races should live togeth-
er harmoniously and it is as mani
testify the intoss,st of the colorcd as
OF the white people, that the State
should have an economical govern
mcnt, and honest, capable men to adj
minister it. If they can be convin-
ced that their rights will be respect
ed by the "Citizens' party" all who
have acquired little intelligence, or
who are already or hope to become
property owners, would undoubtedly
support such Il movement. But if
they see men of known intelligence
and integrity of character rejected
by their new party, merely because
they had advocated the same primci-
pies when it was unpopular to do so,
they will, very naturally, suspect
that the whole movement is intend
ell to get the power out of their
hands, and they will consequently
reject it.
If then, the "Anti-Radical' press
and the "Citizens' party" are sincere
in their professions, they should not
fail to consult honest and capable
Republicans about tho organization
of this new party and the candidates
who are 40 be-pu. forward flr prom
inent and responsible positions. In
the nominations to the Legislature,
the colorcd people should he well
represented wherever men of their
number can be found with n reason.
able amount of intelligence and hon
esty. In this way the confidence of
the best class of colorcd people may
be gained, and an honest, economi-
cal government he restored to our
State. Such a "Citizens' party" I,
as Republican, immovable in my
attachment to the great principles of
that party, could heartily support.
Very truly your friend,
B. o. DUNCAN.
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Thin Seeding.

Much has been written upon the
above subject, and am glad to see
that 1t is beginning 70 have its effect
among enr nfsesigA mon. Its con-
ricultural papers has led aqs tc zPPEV
to it little arithmetic.. OF course,
arithmetic is not agricultdre; and
whatever the farmer may declare,
the practice Of the latter must depend
on the teachings of experience in the
field; but arithmetic will very well
answer the purpose which I have in
view, viz: To show that we use much
more seed than is really needful, if
we would only strictly obey the laws
which govern its termination.
Let us take as samples wheat, oats,
turnip, and red clover seed: An av-
erage bushel of wheat contains
100000 seeds; oats $4,000; one
pound of turnip seed 10000, and
one quart Of clover seed 100000.
We usually SOW one and a-half bush
els of wheat per acre; this, II evenly
distributed, will give ls8 grains per
square yard. In sowing two and
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Bible-A guide to reams of endless
joys above.
Religlon-A key which opens wide
the gates of heaven.
Death-A knife by which the ties
of earth are riven.
Earth--A desert through which
the pilgrims wend their way.
Grave-A home of rest where
ends life's weary way.
Resuprection.-A sudden waking
from quiet dream,
Heaven--A land of joy, of light
and love supreme.
--Ee slow to choose a friend, and
slower to change him +; be courteous
to sll,
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Senator Sumner says the black
crusade is not ended by the ratifca-
tion OF the ffteentn amendment
The work Of agitation is not ended.
Before that point is reached, negro
children must sit side by side with
the white in the public schools. The
colors must mingle promiscuously in
all places of amusement they must
share the same tables aud the same
beds in hotels. The doors of private
houses must be thrown open to both
coiors upon tho same terms. III d
word, there must be a full aud com.
'plete amalgamation Of the races
This is the platform Of the Radical
party, and white men must face il at
the polls this fall.-Philadelphio
Age,
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CHANGED HIS CoLoR.-A colorcd
man Of this city named John Cowan,
was taken sick some time sincc-he
says was ''conjured"-and when he
emerged from the sick room a few
days ago he had changed his color,
his face having become almost per-
fectly white, whereas previously it
was of n very dark hue. The trans.
formation was so great that his most
intimate friends did not recognize
him. His hair had also changed from
dark to n light color Elimination,
Star.
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From the above it will be seen that
1T requires more effort to digest ami.
NAL than vegetable food, while the
latter furnishes double the nutriment
of the former. Common sense, there
fore, settles the preferences.
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It is the small unsupported habits
Of the mind that usually control it.
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one-half bushels of oats ~, -
have 223 grains per son
When we use three poun Ut y ,
seed per acre in drills two a