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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-20
IN THE MATTER OF r. T. HAWTHORN.
Bankrupt-NQ. 27.
District Court Of the United States OF America foE
the District Of Louisiana.

DY @. T.. GIRARBEv a 60. AUG-
d tioneers, Office No. II Exchange pace.-Fkl'
DAY May a. 1870 at twelve O'Clock NJ .t the M or
chants and Auctioneers' Exchange, on Royal De'
tween Canal and Cusromhouse Streets IN TINS CITY
of New Orleans, by virtue of an order OF the HON
orable E. H. Durell, Judge OF the DISTRICT Oourt OF
the United States of America for the oistrict q
Louisiana, sitting in bankruptcy. dated April D.
1862 will be sold al public auction. in the above en-
ONE-HALF INTEREST in the south half OF the
northeast quarter and the southeast quarter OF the
northwest quarter aud the northeast OF the
south,est quarter and the north halt OF the north
half of the southeast quarter OF section one IN
township thirteen north, Of range seven east, stu,
ate in the parish OF Franklin. Louisiana coutsln.
ing IN the aggregate 23 32l00 acres This property
is sold subject to q lease ending December 81 ls!0
The decree of the court ordering the sale OF the
above described property directs that the same De
freed from all ncum brances and the assignee actlng
as the officer of the court will convey only sucn
title as in him vested by the assignment IN bank
ruptcy and by toe aforesaid order OF the court.
The taxes not having been paid and the assignee
not knowing how much there may be due therefor
the purchaser to assume payment OF all the taxes
which the property may owe over and above the
price of adjudication.
Terms-Cash on the spot at the moment OF adjudi
cation. - .
Act of sale. together with the United States in
ternal revenue stamps attached. at the expense O.
the purchaser, before N. Gernon. notary pubic.
my6 10 IA 81
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-20

ny C.. Il. GsKAKDEY Il CD, AUG.
ID tioneers-Nichoss j. Hoey, Aucsioneer-Ohce
No IL Exchange Place -SAYU RDAf, May Fl,
IAN Al twelve o'clock NJ, at the Merchants and
Auctioneers' Exchange. on Roya! street. In tins
Honorable the Second District Court for the parish
of Orleans, dated April Il. 1870 rendered IN the
above entitled matters, will be sold 81 public auction
for account of said estates, the following described
LOT OF GRUND in the First District of
this city in the square bounded by Magnolia, Clara
Canope and Euphrosine streets, desiguat ed as lot
No / and forming the corner OF Caliope and Mag
polia streets % feet ana lines 'front.' on
UaIiope street, by lOl feet inches and lines IN
depth between parallel lines, and front on Maguo-
liza street. The mprovements comprise e-ssory
brick house, sned etc. ~, os D;.;..
of this city, in the square bounded oy blenvlHe'
Customhouse, Prieur and johnson streets, de sig
mated as lot No. 4. and forming the corner bic
vile and Prieur streets, measuring z! rect ano
lin es front on Bienve street, by depth OF lO9
fee 10 inches and lines, between parallel lines.
comprise new double two story frame nou So. two
story kitchen, ETC., and in the rear, fronting on
rrieur street, is oue-story house, clstern, etc
Terms-One-third cash. balance at one and two
years credit in notes bearing interest OF eght per
cent per annum from date of sale until final pa,
mortgage the property sold, with clause OF non
alienando and with the obligation by hs purchaser
also bs secured by mortgage to pay hve per cent
attorneys fees in event of suit. Buildings ana I'm
provements to be kept fully insured ana policy
transferred to vendor holder of the notes, Fur
chasers to assume payment over ana aooVe the oios
| of All taxes for the years 1869 and 1870.
Acts of sale and United States stamps at the OK
| tary public apo 80 my7 l42l
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-20
AUCTION SAILS.
By G. e, Girardey & Co.
COTTAGE RESIDENCE AND QUARTER
SQUARE, CORNER OF APOLLO AND
vALENOE STREETS.
SUCCESSION OF MARGARET BURLEY,
deceased wife OF A. Bower.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 33O05.

pY G. z. eIRAHlDEX d CO.. W. J.:
see-sATUKpAy: May a. 1870, ,+; e 1;e ~.
change, on Royal. between Oanalan Oustomno,uSe
streets in this city OF New Orleans BY virtue OF an
order of the Honorable the Second District Coon'
for the Parish Of Orleans dated seventh april pr!
1870. and rendered in the above entitled msttei
viii be sold public auction for account 81 the ne
succession of Margaret burley, deceased wnG oL
Bower the following DESCRIBED R3GRsf5y s 10
in Faubourg Bouhgny. City Of Jefferson, in 81 uase
No. Go. bounded BY Bordeaux, Nsyades, vat nnS
and Apollo streets; which said portion OF groana
measures I5O feet front Apollo street. by i rect
in depth and front Vaence street, ana lo ,S
part Of onehaf of said square No g. together wa
ali the improvements thereon, comprising nea.
and newly built one-story frame cottage. with
kitchen. cistern stable etc a IN EOSa az one and
two Years credit in notes secured by special mort
gage on the property, bearing interest OF sgnt per
cent Der annum from date of sale until MAJ pay.
ment with penal clause of five per cent attorneys
fees in event of suit. improvements TO oe kept IuS
insured and policy transferred to the adminlstIa,
for and purchaser assume payment, over anu
above MS bid of all taxes tor 1869 and the current
year. c... .,r,,s AZ tho ev
pense of the purchaser before W. }. Casel notary
public. aPi1 % my. -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-20

DY FLACIDE j, SPEAR: AUCTION
II eer-Oaice &c Exchange alley. - TUES
DAY May 81. 1910, at twelve o'clock NJ. vii be sold
at the Sc Charles Auction Exchange. on st. Cners5
street, between Gravier and Common streets. Dy
virtue and in pursuance to an order from the Hon.
rrable Louis Duvigneaud, Judge of the Second
District Court for the parish of Or cans, dated May
II 1876 for acconnt of inc above succession to wit
FORTY-ONF SHARES OF THE CAPITAL
STOCK of the Bank OF New Orleans.
Terms-Cash on the spot. fry20 20 % 81
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-20
IMPROVED AND VACANT PROPERTY.
FIRST AND FOURTH DISTRICTS,
CARaOLLTON AND ANTE.
BY ORDER OF h. E. NORTON, ASSIGNEE
IN THE MATTER OF JOSEPH HOLZ
Bankrupt-No loss.
United States District Court

DY @. e. GIKARDEY d Co. AUG
10 No. I Ne At shs
Merchants and Auotioneers' Exchange, on Royal.
between Canal and Customhouse streets. in this
Dis pstries Court Of the United States q America
above entitled matter. win be sold by public auc-
shs hSF IN First
District of the city Of New Orleans in the Triangular
@ BY "a So
Pile, November a. 1860. and deposited IN the office
Of nStAy pnn and psf on
Claiborne street. Al feet inches and lines 'front.'
Willow street. BY depth and front OF g. ieet
SO feet inches and lines on the side OF lot
NC. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. together with
the buildings and improvements thereon situated
in the First District of this city. in the square
Benton Thalia and MeIpomene streets, desis-
nated as lot No. and measuring IS feet IL inches
Tbs Endorsements comprise double two story
frame houFe ,etlred from the street. and known as
Nos s az "a sAi,6 GROUND situated in
the Fourth District this city in the square bound
ed BY Jackson. White OF Basin. Philip and Race
h so city said lot . front
lines. and bounded on TIE rear line by an alley 4
feet wide to said lot and all others border
ins Twelve iHsfsi%Vi LOTS OF GROUND. with the i'm
provemepts thereon situate the town Of Carroll
i Sonn1 1sa By MoDroe Fourth and znp
streets. and marked A. according to plan OF A.
HemecOurt December l. ls45. and deposited 4, IN
the office of ii. B. Cenas, notary public; SAID lots
are designated on said plan BY Nos :. 9, TO- II.
H. l5 is, H. Is and 49, Lots Nos to 10 adjon each
street BY l2O feet in depth betwee parallel lines
Lot No 10 forming tho of Leor loss Fourth
measure sssS each 30 feet inches and lines front OF
Leonidas street. by depth Of iS feet to between
'suous and measure each 50 feet front zimpe
stree, by I'D feet in depth between parallel lines
Lot No. is forming the corner OF ZmHel and Leonl
oe $ s a CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situate in
town q Amse OF S Nn
between the Railroad avenue. Pine, First and Chest
nut streets, measuring 5g ieet front on saio Rail
decree Of the court ordering the sale of the
above described property directs that the same o.
freed from all membranes. and the assignee
acting as the officer Of the court. will conve,
Only such title as is in him vested BY the assign
mem asa ~ court The taxes not having been paid
and the assignee not knowing how much there
payment Of all the taxes that the property may owe
| up to the day Of sale. over and above the price
"TermsMOash on the spo. in United States treas
| ury notes. at the moment OF adlud,catlon. :,
sale together wisn eae a. Ss sHnsnse
| the purchaser. before M. Gernon, notary public.
| myl9 % je5u
LAND IL NATCHITOOHES PARISH
| ASSIGNEE'S SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.
Ry ogDFa OF E. E. NORTON, ASSIGNEE
m THE MATTER OF G. L. TWIOHELl
Bansrupt-No. 90.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-20

LANDS IN METROPOLIS, LOUISIANA.
AsSIGNEES' SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.
gY ORDER OF E, E. NORTON AND f. FUSE
LIER, ASSIGNEES.
rNCaz MATTER OF A. D. COCO, BANKRUPT
No. $50.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-20
By Placide j. Spear

SUCCESSION OF II. GIQUEL.
EOETY.ONE SHARES BANK oF ohLEANS'
Second District Court for the 1aFisn Vi 0s''""s7
No. 1855.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-20
IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
IN FIRST AND SECOND DISTRICTS.
SUCCESSION OF WILLIAM SPITZ, AND OF
MRS. WIDOW MARGARET SPITZ. WIDOW
COMMUNITY OF SAID DECEASED.

Second District Co1ts for the Parish OF Orleans.
No g az.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-20

SUCCESSION OF MRS. s. j. DoUGHEKIf
WIFEOF THEODORE RALYH-NO 5a,l2o.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-20

LAND IN ST. MARTIN PARISH.
ASSIGNEE'S SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.
BY ORDER OF E. E. NORTON, ASSIGNEE.
IN THE MATTER OF RICHARD STOUT,
Bankrupt-No. 572.
District Court of the United States Of America. for
the District of louisiana
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-20

LOT AND BUILDINGS IN PATTERsoNvILLE.
LOUISIANA.
AsSiGNEES SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.
BY ORDER OF e. e. NORTON, ASSIGNEE
Bankrupts-Eo. 49,
District Court Of the United States of America for
the District of Louisiana.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-20
COTTON PLANTATION IN MADISON PARISH.
THE ARABY PLANTATION AND LANDS
ATTACHED.
SUCCESSION OF STEWART WILKINS FISK

Sacond District court for the Parish ofrOrleAas
No. 2,7t6.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-20
LANDS IN CALDWELL PARISH. LOUISIANA

AssIGNEE's SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-20

BY ORDER OF E. z. NORTON. ASSIGNEE.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-20
--xRW oRLEANs REPUBLICAN, FRIDAY. MAY 20, 1870
AUCTION SALES.
By C. e. Girardey & Co.
" ORDER OF E. E. NORTON, ASSIGNEE

AsSIGNEE'S SALE IN BANKRUPTCY
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-20

AsSIGNEE's SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-20

BY ORDER OF z. e NORTON. ASSIGNEE
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AssIGNEE's SALE IN BANKRUPTCY
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-20
LAND N NATOHIToOHEs PARISH.

ASsIGNEE'S SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.
BY ORDER OF E. E. NORTON. ASSIGNEE
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-06-21
THg w-0.yBgEFUL .HIRR0R.

Among the eufiosities exhibited IN the Paris
Exhibition, was huge e0neaYe mirror, tho n-
strumenl n . startling species " optical magic
on standing close to Il, Il presents nothing bot
& magniaconty moBsiryus dissection q your
phyrlognomy. GA retiring couple u feei, it
gives your own face and figure in true proportion
but reversed, the bead dowHwaFds. Bat retire
stAl further. standing At the dlstaDos of I've or
six feet from the mirror and behold, yon sss
yourself hol Arsasetioa ~ doss not strike you
= reelection but yoar yefitaois self, standing
ID the middle part between yoa and the mirror.
The eff.ct l. almost appallng, from the idea that
Il suggests ~ something supefnsturali - starlL
hg, IN fact that men u the strongest nerves VII
shrink invoinntstiiy u The hrsi uew II you
raise your cane 70 thfnst a your other ssii you
uili go il pAsa eleaa through the body and sp-
pear on the other side, the agafs thrastiHg AZ
you Al the samo instant. The artist si49 hrst
saaeesded ia fsAhiouing mirror n lhis assenp.
ilou, braughtt ~ ena u ths Frsneh klngs
ss raegslaet snghts Z was Louis ~ piAseA hia
majesty ca The right spot aud hads him 5ra~ bis
sw0fd eBa tLrast - the figure hs cav. The King
lld 90 but ssslag tie poins u = sword dies 20
+ u lie ssA breast. tires aoun hls weapon aud
fan awGy. The practical joke e0-t tbs Inventor
the king patronage aHd favor be meissiy ~
tx Afterwards - Ashamed u he osn egsaFdiee
that be nefer a84sa wgail i9ok d. eiteS the
mifE5f d is gsner.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-06-21

A traveller who has crossed the AT
i-..-'i 'f' ~sOsy OF storm, WHOM
the rain poured town ia such torrents
the ocean rose ten inches. There's
no mistake" said he; besides tho
captain kept a mark on the side Of the
vessel
A vinegar hearted old bachelor says
he always looks under tho head Of
/" Marriages for the news of the meol.
The effeminate man is weak poul-
tiee. He is a cross between root boor
and ginger pop, with the cork left out
OF the bottle over night. He is fresh
water mermaid, found in a COW pas
ture, with hands filled with dandelops.
He is tea-cup full Of sylabub-a kit
ten III pantalettes-a sick monkey with
blonde moustacbc. He Is vine with.
out any tendriisa fly drowned in
sweet oil paper kite in n dead calm.
He lives like butterfly nobody can
tell where. He is as harmless as
cents worth OF spruce gum, and as
useless as shirt button without my
button hole. He is as lazy as brend
pill and has no more hope than a last
years grasshopper. He goes through
life on tip-toes, aud dies like cologne
water split on the ground
A young lady saw in wicked paper
that il two young Indies would each
take pole Of galvanic battery in one
hand, and then complete the circuit
by kissing, that the sensation upon the
lips was exactly that Of the pressure d
a moustache She Immediately com.
muncated the fact to number Of
friends; battery was secured, and
the experiment tried, and found TO
work to charm. 4 large number Of
pocket batteries have been ordered, so
that hereafter when ladies meet and
kiss, as is their custom, they can each
shut their eyes and fully enjoy tho sat
isiaction Of gentleman's lips pressed
to theirs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-06-21
How TO KEEp THR siBRIrH.

Henry Ward Beecher's Sermon, May 30.)
Every house Of any consideration has
a best room. II is usually furnished
with the choicest things IN an can af-
ford. Whatever there is that stands
apart from the common uses, the par
lor receives. II is the room of honor.
Now, what the parlor is to the house,
so is Sunday to the rest of the week.
The week is house, and Sunday is the
best room in it. 1t is a day to be look
cd upon as the best day n the week.
In the words OF Isaiah we see that Sun
day was to be honorable; it was to be
memorable. 1t was declaration that
if man will lay aside day for wor-
ship, the Lord will bless them. 1t is to
be day on which man will say it is
delight We must bear this in mind,
that whate yer you do on the Lord u
day, you may take this as its character,
lit must be pleasant; made pleasant
by higher manhood, by the enjoymet t
Of Christian joys, 1t is TO be the day
Of the week which is to act upon our
higher natures. 1t should therefore,
carry this feeling of ioyfulnoss in a our
nature. The whole truth Of the proph-
cts words are, then, that yon shall 50
enjoy the Sabbath day that your high
er nature shall say il is delight and
honorable. AS the cooper would neg-
er think OF working al his barrel while
entertaining company at his house, 50
the Sabbath is to be kept separate from
the rest Of the week Keep your sha.
wing and dirt out Of the Lords day II
/ is not then to be working day / an
not superstitious on this subject.
don't think that il man walking in bis
garden on the Sabbath, should see q
weed aud pull it mp, il would be mark
ed down against him on the Lord
book regard It as day in the weel
when q man can say, am not clerk
am not an apprentice / am not t,
crouch to any one to-day | am a man
A man stands Oh bis manhood that day
Wherefore, ! say that Sunday shoult
no. be . working day, because it mus
be unlike other days, Sunday Is th
poor mans day, it is your day, II Is N,
day, it is liberty day. Il is not to he
visiting day. / am not superstition
about this either | believe that th
question is not, can !, or can not yis
it, but rather what sort 81 visiting vi
DO me good, make me better ] hay
known of ministers going to preach o.
! the Sabbath, after the services not {
to be asked to even 20 10 dinner, iroi
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-06-21
.InOUr r.ILLRR D0Gs.
BY MARK TWAIN.

When Noah disembarked at Araat he
had scarcely touched the pier when be
proceeded TO tally his passengers. He
had just checked the last item in his
list-a Mr. and Mrs Bedbug when a
cringing figure Of quadruped came
sneaking down the gang plank with his
tail between his legs. "Drat it if there
ain'rthat yaller dogl" says Noah, aim
ing vigorous kick with his brogan at
the brute. Bat, with facility born Of
long aud bitter experience. the brute
lodged the projectile and calculated
ki VI which is Syric for declined with
thanks. or not for 10, be disappeared,
while Noah, who had bis sea legs on,
was unable to recover his equilibrium,
and sat down with emphasis on the
back Of his head
Noah arose, and, in accordance with
the style prevalent among the patri-
archs, be proceeded to soothe his a.
irohted dignity by pronouncing yari-
egated anathema upon the yaller dog,
which had Enthusiastically sneaked
nnobseryed on board, in the confusion
ofputting TO sen, and eapsized tho cap
tain at the first port He cursed thai
dog IN body, limb, bark, hide, hair. tai
aud wagi and all his generations, reia.
tions, and kindred by consabguinity d
affinity, aud biz heirs and assigns. III
cursed him with endless hunger, viii
endless fear. with perennial laziness
hopeless mango, and incesaant aeas
and with his tail between bis legs III
closed his stock ol lualedietions by
sparkling display Of pyrotechnies, lr II
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-06-21

the domofalizing eject OF which tbc
yaller dog bias never recovered
With this curse sticking q him ike
a revenue stamp. Tho aller dog cant
help being gasssd Ho don't Us to
help il lie follows Noal, programme
with snoatiug fidelity lie is an Ish.
marlttc among dogs Ho receives the
mos, oppressive courtosios. ID the form
Of br ckbai-, boots aud bot water. iba,
make his hia au animated target cncur.
sion Ho boards round ike dislrr,
school teacher aud il Is meal time Ailh
him twenty four hours ia the day. Tho
rest Of the time he hankers after sem,
thing TO cate lie Is too omniyerous Tor
an cpioure Cram him nj Dolnonioos
aud he will hunger Tor dessert from an
Albany boarding house
lie can't be utilized lie Is too Tia.
cd. As swill cart locomotive, huut
or, or sentinel be is an igpomnious
failure. The dog churn was stratc
sic attempt TO employ his waste enor
gios, but butter had too much self re
spect % come at his persuasion. So
the dog chun was dropped
No sausage maker dare forooloso his
lien on tho yaler dog least his custom
ers no longer soothod and sustained
by an unialtering transfer their
patronage to some less audacious deal.
or. The sayages, who admire baked
dog, and who can even attack tripe aud
even explore the mysteues Of hash,
without dismay, acknowledge the yal-
Ter dog to DO too much for their gastric
intrepidity
He always manages TO belong TO a
ragged, tobacco chewing, ,whiskey drink
ing master whose business is swapping
dogs and evading the dog tax. Tho
yaller dog is acquainted with himself
and be enjoys the intimacy with ediiy-
ing contempt. He sinks along through
life on a diagonal dog-trot,as if in doubt
as to which end Of him is entitled 10
the precedence. He il always poryad-
ed by hang-dog sense Of guilt, aud
and when retributive tin ware is fasten-
ed to his tail he flies from the wrath
to come with Mortified celebrity which
ought to bo very suggestive to two
legged sinners OF u similar ideal IL
store for them.
The yaller dog Is well, TO speak in
Fin italics, be is douch.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-06-21

am glad II i She BIAS q guarA
au uaN bot sou
Ms father aud a4ll q loHud sbuel
Nellie slipped from az grasp sal ded
toward the Jew
Poor ehiid. be said laying bis hand
reysr,nuy upon her bead, as i lnisior
tuue had rendered her sacred; i is s,
lie has left you
There was Wild burst Of GRIFFIN th,
dingy pawnhroking parlor, and poor
little Nellie Lee sobbed aud luttered
ike bird yainly beating against the
iron wires of its cage The old artist
was aead the wretched man, nnabls
TO resist the temptation, had expended
the money be had obtained from Lew
iu drink, and was found by the police
IN Washington Park, stretched dead on
one Of the walks He had killed him.
self with rum
For many hours my poor child was
distracted with sorrow; and good Mrs
Levi came down stairs. adorned with
unredeemed jewelry; and the black oy.
ed thicklipped Miss Esther, her daugh.
ter, was there also, smelling Of pachou-
Ii; and Levi himself was continually
coming in and out OF the shop with bot
ties Of cologne for the child's temples,
aud sinaigrettes to hold to her nose =
They were all SO kind and gentle to my
Nellie in this her great sorrow, that !
made a vow on the spot never to speak
i'll of pawnbroker again in my life
But in time the tempest wore itsell
away. Nellie came at last to listen to
the few words OF consolation | cared to
utter, for | am an unbelieyer in verbal
anodynes; aud late that evening could
have been seen sitting on the old hair
bottomed sofa. with fair round face
somewhat flushed with weeping nesting
on my BOSOM while Mr. and Mrs Lew
and Miss Esther sat near the fire, oe-
casionally venturi'g to look around and
admire u.s.
Need | go farther? Need | describe
the quiet wedding at st Thomas, where
| vowed to be a true husband to Nellie
Lee 1t would not interest you very
much; Tor there were arranged blossoms
and bridesmaids, and no reception and
German cotillion afterward.
But may as well inform you that all
| predicted has come to pass. | am
now industrious and Independent. Nell
lie is the dearest wife that ever wore a
ring; and when / visit Mr. Levi, which
| often do for old friendships sake,
walk boldly lntu nm uo"o,, --
pecuniary object in view in SO doing.
On the table in my drawing room
stands an ivory chess-board. 1t be
longod to the Rajah Of Gundarcool, ,ant
was taken from the royal table by rel
atiye of mine in the Albicore Fenciblei
after the siege of that place. In short
it is the very identical chess-board tina
led to my finding Nellie Lee in pawn,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-06-21

Manchestlr. n NJ EAsurGlir rrop0etar
Es~Thl. lsng established Hotel continues open
faf size accommodation ~ ths travelling puhllc
PsrslcaiAF stirftiian glfun So boafdefs tEnu
abroad dauH8 tit sBEanief months, Iht pailll
aasraasre hitherto lsaarsUg extended y respri =
fails e.H5effsai