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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-10-14
Masonic.

Cu,nIrY LoDGE, No. 50. Regular commu-
.;lations at Masonic Hall, in Hardy's Building
an Wednesday of the week III which the moon
en- @I r Clark, w. NJ: J Is. W. Plichard
secretary,
MI. LEBANON K. A. CHAPTER. Meetings at
uasonic Hall on "Wednesday afternoon OF the
u,eck in which the moon tulls. = G. Hraton,
If p. DIR. j. H. Jones, Secretary.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-10-14
u.,ac,rd scientific Association.

Meetings 7enimonthly, at their rooms IN
u1rdy : building. Rev. slas Mckeen ID. D.,
presilent; c. II. Harding Secretary.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-10-14
Fatal Accident i'm Northheld.

On Saturday at the crossing
south of the Depot village, James
McCarty, a section hand, was run
over by hand car loaded with
rails and instantly killed.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-10-14
Railway Trains.

coinr South-Mail Tram leaves Bradford
NJ lO:45 4. NJ; Express, l2,l6 NJ; Freight,
4 bpm; Stock lMondaysI 251 pm
Cn;np Nurth-Mail Train leaves Bradford ut
o.57pM; Express, 9.;n; Freight, $50 AN
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-10-14
4. q. 0l(s. IL.

RIVERSIDE LoDGE, No 90. Meetings every
Tuesday evening at Tcnplar's Hal. Shep-
brrdson'- Budding. G. l.. Butler, W c. I. -
{ C. potv. SECRETARY.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-10-14
bradford Brass lsnnd /.

Music furnished for Fairs, PIchics. &c, at
rates.
ii i. CHASE, Leader
+ B. DAVIS Clerk.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-10-14

COY, lleudec has appointed Hon.
Ezra June Of Brandon to fill the
racancyin the County Court of ltut-
land County caused hy the death of
Hon. James X Hyde.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-10-14
Posi- u, T.. ashburn, q. n. IT,,

DEPARTMENT OF VERMONT.
Il Folnham, Com'r. II. Cpbh' Adlt
Meets First and Third Friday each month
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-10-14

Wllr-vIILE FIRE ENGINE CO. J. {. StcarnS
,,,.on,au. Alden Stevens Clerk. Meeting, on
IN. first Thursday OF every month.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-10-14

The Congregational Society in
hraintrcc is again without "A pastor.
\ youthful student of divinity has
occupied the desk Ii Sabbaths.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-10-14

Eighteen hcead Of cattle IN the
pasture of q. w. Sanborn, OF Gil
mauton. N. II. died for lack OF water
week before last.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-10-14

The Baptist society of East Burke.
On Thursday, the 22d ult., erected
the frame of their new church. II
is to be loX2l feet. They intend 10
have it ready for use in four weeks.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-10-14

l.. Richardson, "A farmer of West
munster about thirty years of age,
IN getting over a fence Sept. oath
actldcntly discharged gun he had
IN his hand and the shot entered
ms forehead caused his death in an
hour.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-10-14

The Lyndon Union says that o.
v. Hale recently had Il good offer
ijr the Avenue House Hotel ut st.
'ohLsbury. A Virginia planter of.
'rred him his plantation of 700 acres,
on the Weldon railroad and sll 200
IN grcenbacks to boot.
The Wheeler g. Wilson Sewing
Machine, at the Fair, was not enter.
Il Tor premium, only for EXhibl
GA. All that saw it work could
not help praising it. We think it
as as many friends in bradford rs
ANY other machine. Try it if you
want the best Sewing Machine.
The town of Roxbury has been
without congregational church
ever since the old church went over
I" the Unilarians, 30 years ago.
"ut there has been for thirty years
W eSlcAan Methodist church, which
'aS been practically II Congregation.
Lone, supplied by Congregational
ldslors, aud now it has unanimous
y gone over to the Congregational
'Hllowship.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-10-14
VELVET HATA, all prices
Also
PHI INES, FEATHERS,
and FLOW EKS,

GRAPES SILKS, SATINS, VELNETS,
NECK RIBBONS, SASH RIBBONS,
Tatfety 4 Satin Ribbons all widths
and prices, Ind everything usually kept in
first class Millinery store. Also,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-21

that the names ~ sgsns criminals originally inserted 10 'so
penas the Hudson County Court Of Session. have osss
aueuy erased o! other parties sho know otnbE
sou the which they called agoa testify
their places By this device several criminals hs'e sHe ss
uelon ior want OF e'"s"'' -s''''' "
into the matter.
BAYONNE N 1.-The citizens of Bayonnc have
held meeting consider The popney o. teti0Sng zoe @
to repeal tue act Incorporating Tue map an' grave N
as YET dOue nothing decisive.
NEWARK.-The following officers have been
elected the Board Of Directors Of The Ner's LS s,spy
and Treasurer Charles T. Gray....The Rev " ID
stalled Pastor Besvis Chsreh On ,h
Inaugural TUESDAY night bye boys between VIZ
eight ud - while Piyng 10 ss. sa ~ .s,
arrived at Monmouth Ju9cho wen "s d r.,
ae TIE ;0To ,sR erd.y morning %oc5 tusd They
charge by the Police and the Che secured ''s"
the lii train yesterday
house Of lbe Central Railroad The boy wheeling bafr9N Nhn
engine caught and forced Of tie handles into bis oo"s eaa'
death in few hours
PATERSON-The house and premises OF Joseph
wybe Of wynoke the father 81 the missing children have ose
searched after the country had been furious
convened the Of Manst YESTERDAY ba ga 20
Rpy the who stabbei ahd on
Tuesday night alive yesterday Ihongn DJ no meAn' SURF "
eoyery
TRENTON.-The annual meeting of the Historical
so, oo TIE 9s ss o. Tho Ppt Judge Field occupied
H. Cong Librarian reported the number Of bound books IA ne
hall and $50 boJ The the eIpend
for the have been SbI l5esnz os OF 4'y
Of Eeyersey yesterday The following the oers Tor
the eusg year President C. X PangborB Secretary John r. bao
Col W. Jones' ermembe Of Assembly from Mdef County VINO
severely stricken with PARALYSIS during tn as session OF ue
the members and other friends Mr.
Charlie. Sean has beee indicted 81 the Grand
accused the Judge The AnsoaH With having taken
from con'c consideration Of bis naSene WIKI Tue COu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-21
AN ,NTIERTE PETITION IN PATERSON

During the past week there has peeh eA-
ensiyely circulated in Paterson, by those PROGRESSING
he oppresed by the alleged extortonate demahus Vi ~
Erie Railway Company petition addressed 10 the state
LEGISLATURE setting forth follows, viz lhae 'aeS arc
charged at the rate OF e CO per tun Tor inc tinp
OF freight between Paterson and Jersey CITY, Oh WHICH
amount is designated by the Company as eeng , D %
mIna ex penses whereas the charters unuer Z W.
Comnany IL operatlng allow only charge OF ei
miIe inclusive OF unloading and removal iui
that the distance being all 6l miles, IN whcn ho Gu
the LEGAL charge in all is less then 81 o. per tun
stapd,nr which the aforesaid sum OF " 90 IN
every tun Of freight transported between the two oI
mentioned; that 5000 tuns OF 1relght hro ainiliy
sition of $50 900 year is unjust unlawful ana M
able that no Justification for such so-caled ternina
charges can be found In any or the cHaltc,S
under which the Erie Company are opefat.
m said COMPANY, are informed that they nave
their remedies at law; that no one person oi
however extended means can nope 10 con a
against the said Company and that no actloh unueL
nenai statute can remedy great grievance lot Wn
said action Is pending the Company may nave optahu
haIf million dollars by the alleged unlawful imp0Suon
Petitioners therefore ask that the leases OF tne su @
WAYS may either be repealed altered that no more
th1n cents per mile may be charged Tor the tfahspV
taton az passengers that any taking OF unawui tOl DO
attended with penalty of 81 O00 and that all passenger
trains passing through the state be compelled 70 sop q"
the City OF Paterson. ,-..-.. -,
10 this document were obtained the signatures OF
Mayor John Ryle of Paterson George Christie fres1eh
Passa Falls Mfg. Co; George van hlper,
Mfg Cos the Rogers Locomotive and Machine WORKS,
the Industrial Machine Works, Todd ~ Rafferty,, anu
number OF other important individuals ana hrus' ING
petition presented yesterday IN the state senate a
spirited opposition from Mr.. Hopper tho senator Iro
Passaic County, whence the document originates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-21
THE REV. DIR. scHEYCK on NAMES"

The sixth and last lecture of the annual
course given by the General Society OF Mechanics ana
Tradesmen was delivered last evening" at steinway Hail.
by the Rev. Dr. Noah d. schenck of Brooklyn, upon
"Names" The speaker naturally began with the we'll
worn but apropos quotation, whats in Name ana
remarked that il Shakespeare had lived until the present
day he would have amended this derisvo question with
repentan PEN for who will deny that there Is something
in names more than is leered and syllabedf In tct
i'm the progress ages events are forgotten ana te
dead past sepulched beneath the chseled names ta
will remain for ever graveless. name Is always
sentiment and the name cabbage rose j. u
mingling OF sentiment and snuer kTdW The names
that tower like Tenenffe, gilded to the peak Win
the sunshine OF glory stretch their shadows along the
vista time, and the stat Didgitt hOitHis uHa
What Homer but poetry and Angelo but art and sid
new but chvalryi What is Howard but philanthropy
and Arnold treason and Washington but PATRIOTISM
What passion some people have Tor changing thelr
names! l don't mean women laughterI-though IL Is
something sublime to immediate proud patronymlc on
the altar OF love- when Pora PontfeX narres Peter
Pines. Has any right 10 fasten an 0utlandlsh
name on an unressting infant and call II Jezebe for
allowed TO nominate themselves Ought not Greeley
to call himself Rienz, the last OF the trI9unes, ,
rather than by the poetical OF Horacei
Aud how the political mountebank who holds revival
meetings at TamInany Sunday evenings would rejoice
in the name OF Erin bragh Americanus sum Tram
The lisping young mother who answered Luthy, thir
To the minister's question TO the name OF her infant
was horrihed TO hear her hapes little daughter baptized
Inatf,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-21
TIE AMERICAN INSTITUTE.

The following names were presented by the
Nominating Committee of the American Institute at the
annual meeting for the nomination Of officers last night
Presldent-Horace Greeley; icePresdents-Dudley 5.
Gregory Charles P. DAILY, n. C. Ely; Recording secre-
tary-C ". Hull; Corresponding secretary-Samuel d.
Tillman ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS r. COmstock; Managers
Of the FairWilam II. Butler, Oreses Cleveland, VIM
Hail. j. Groshen Herriot ]. T. Smith, Vim. s. Carpenter.
George Tmpson +. II. Snyder, James Knight. and Is
others; Committee Admission of Members-Charles
+. Burd, James III. Drake, John W. Chambers j..
owen Rouse, and $. r. kr0m on F1nance-Adrance,
Williams Lamater Chamberlain, and Baldwin, Library
Campbell, Hubbard, Dsturnell, TOwle and Houghton
RepOstory-Wheaton, Butler, Newton, Howell Funcht-
wanger; MachineryBabcock, Towe. Stetson, Dudgeon,
Jones Chemistry, &c.-Joy, Preterre, Parmelee, New
berry, and Van der Weyde optical Scence-Gavit, Rich
Frey, Mum. Jackson Engineering &c.-McA lpne. Hat
field, Eidtz, McElroy. Renwick; Agriculture-Qunn,
Todd. Ely. Crane Macy; acknowledgements, Hen
derson. Buchanan, Hogg, Townsend; Commercials
turnel Squler. Smith, Sackett, and Preterre
Immediately after the adjournment informal
meeting held, at which another tcket was pre-
sented differing very little from that OF the Nominating
Committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-21
WEST FARMS TAXES.

The recent agitation of the subject of taxes
In West Farms has led to much comment The rate
LEVIED Is said TO be seven per cent including the assess
ments for Madison and Berran-aves; excluding these,
it is said the rate will be fraction Eve and half
per cent The statements made upon the subject have
led OF the New York journals to comment severely
upon the excessive taxation which the people Of West
Farms have 10 endure 10 is matter OF surprise that in
all the Statements made so far known to us, the rate
Oi percentage alone IN referred 10, and in
quny or reference Ia made In regard to the
rate OF valuation assessed. The truth II, that
the excessive rate 40 much commented arises solely
from excessvey'low valuations. II the valuations Ia
West Furms for taxation In the ratio TO the
true value the assessments In NewYOrk the for
the yenr s09 would be very largely less than IN New
YORK As the statements that have been made
an Impression entirely erroneous and injurious the
town and us credit we hope the city journal referred TO
Will explain the error they were led into by presuming
the high rate 10 be upon far valuation assessed
We are happy 10 be able 10 state that West Farms
no present danger from any want Of ability Of Leng
able 10 meet all the demands which likely Qc made
HpOn her. with the existing watohfulness Ia regard To
taxation even allowing for liberal amount OF e1iruva
gaUce and unwisc expenditures.
lWestcbester Times, Jan. IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-21
IAROR MOVEMENTS

The strike of the COOpers of WilliamsburSb,
Hunters Point and GreenpOint continues
The Plasterers of Brooklyn and their en-
poyers settled differences amcably yesterday and
a strike obviated.
The Shoemakers employed by Mr.. Strump-
fell OF No lls Ewenst Brooklyn, went on strike yes
terday morning because OF reduction OF two cents pair
on contract work. but resumed III the afternoon the OBJ
iectionable work having been removed
The Dry ods-Clerks' arlyClosing Asso-
citation Of Brooklyn last evening elected the fol.
lowing Board OF Officers President, A. T. 8 Anderson
Vice President NJ j. Ryan Recording Secretary, James
OFlahery Corresponding Secretary, John H. Todd; FL
nancia Secretary, John Mckinney; Treasurer, w. X.
Jarman Sargent Arms, Dawnss +. Regan. Com
mittee on Ways and Means was also appointed.
At a meeting of the PianO-fOrte Makers
Unon last evening, it announced that the strike at
Stenways pianOOrte mandatory was still IN progress
and that the firm had succeeded IN working In few men
from the other departments in place of the strikers 10
decided at this meeting to allow the three Demen
on strike at Bacon & Ravens establishment the same
amount Of strike mOneys15 week-as was paid those
in Stenways shop IL will require about SG0O to these
men their first weekly nstamont, lwhichlsum is being
raised by voluntary contributions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-21

ecnal 70 MI that IL ost the war; and nine fonreeh
ma much as the country had earned from the no W @
settlement down To 1860 Statistics so false ahu
ne would not Co send 10 his constituents anu ~
AGAINST printing the report he did 50 without ~ r
IN Tariff or artiiarir ideas as he neither srh ho
q free-tradc man. 49,. -, ,,o heino
Mr. STEVENSON ep Ohio was In favor OF I'VE
printed although he gnized that the report
many errors. -. from, James
j. agerman of Milwaukee, showing the N I'm 1 re-
Mr. Weiss statement that pig iron producer ~ o nro
ror wcud II the duty where wholly rcinoseu, po
tects. 90 the OF the cost OF freight Ut " "
per $50 miles OF transportation. , otosed tho
desate saying among other things, the POI s ~ n
the printing OF 1900 copies as against 1o'VOO 'oi
lhe report for last year. ,.,o,, n d,vision
The resolution was then adopted Without ui'i7'''
aud the House at Al adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-21
LATEST SNIP NEWS
ARRIVED.

Arrived.
Steamship Caabra hcMekah. Liverpool Jan and Qoee,o.S
mise.
steamship south America Tnklepsagb Jansro Dee as BaA.
2J,h Peruanbu0 ylst, Jan D. aud 81 Tbonas lb
Left IN at Peruanbno brig Echo, TslHa
In Pars cb Rebeeca Lane fvu New ork arrived 10 q
Steamship City Of Brooklyn, BROOKS Liverpool JsH o. Qasssssn
7th. mdss. aud pass
steamship Ssreus Bearse Boston undss pas,
steamship The Queen, Thompson, Liverpool Jan. QoeeesB
mdse. AMI
steamship Bell, Bourne. Richmond. CE sorf,a
Bari Arado Daroboeha Bristol e. ~ day.. rairoaG roa
schr Clara Jaue Mcintyre. 81 Johu. \. b., urbeL
Schr Csists. BrosB Rockand. Bne.
Sehr b. Y. Hales. 1orrgan, Providence, tsh.
Sebr. B. f. Smith Parker. BoskaBd. lunosr
Sebr. White So Collins, CALAIS, plaster.
WIED-Snndswn ES r., light clear
sCHOoNEKs-kiyEK COAsTwsz-
L0Bg Island, NoytbpoTt ). &. Thompson. Boston.
N. /. Bartlett horgalk Psuine Brook
j. H. Breck, Norssk PaC yonghi, BToothaVsB.
Highlander. kosgn. sussn. sag HaTDor
j. Rogers GresapOL J. = Wade. Port Js3er~0n.
W. r. Garrison. Cinderella, Port Jefferson.
SAILED.
Steamship Samaa for Liverpool Eagle Hlyanai BeT4sa
SaEagogsa and Tennessee Charleston
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosroS Jan. 20-Auived brig Resue, ssrre Leone
FOREIGN PORTS.
SAN PRlNcscO Jan. ArrVed ship Parliament fron yLpano.
Sailed. NOuyean Mobtele
HoycLgLU 2Ssied, ship Magnet, for New Bsaors oh
HiyiS jan 9e steamships Colaubs and City ofAereo ros
Nes.York, arrived h9rs yesterday morning
DISASTERS.
MOBILE jan 20-Tbe ship Mermaid Capt Coward
18Th by z j. n.ero
the bank Of the oGteT bar ysnty Hons b.
forts get her of failed ba; hoped She Will be- rs,easd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-21
THE NORTH SHORE RAILROAD OF LONG ISLAND
The North Side Railroad extension from Great

Neck its present terminus to Huntington, L. L. is again
receiving attention from capitalists the north side OF
the Island Surveyors have gone the route looking
more particularly at Barren Beach. II is not improba-
BILE that the capitalists Of ROsyn, GlenwoOd and Glen
Cove may shortly have opportunity to induce the
directors 10 extend the road TO their village IL is thought
that the road Will be built In the next two years At
rate the track is TO be laid at Great Neck and the
extension TO Huntington must speedily follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-21

T. Gerhard Prom ST. Tbonss-Hop Jose De PAIL Minister P,
Poteuusry from Veoeruea Capt h. Leslie Capt Hsbear q
Barber Mr. Hickman, WIN. Baker ~ "
FROM LIyBkPOOtIn steamship City 81 Brooiyn-s O. H.h.
and sfe J. 7. Rssy J. O. DsngsY Mrs. W. T. Ha.ai n n
Gould Dougau .Nis Heath, j. fsgaBA a. Logan O. Gawb.
Moore Nr. CA,rs aad tao children T. Mitchell, G. Daps
A. b. Afsns. 81 Joeph p Clensns CAPT Brosn NJ A I'D
bert Master Gilbert. J. Dickey, Hss q. Wilkes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-21
un,7eE OF REPREsENTATIvEs.

NJ. CULLON lRep., I'D altered a reaoln-
lion 10 devote two GRs 10 the morning hour business
three Gays q the wess Referred ssvor, Ds,tops
for eit ship on Whit " Quarter shoal, and for light
house on Block Island. ,
CoKsTITUTIo NAL AHENDMESTs
NJ, pTgcIIAM (Rep q, MOI nfked leave 10 Introduce
bi making Il an onense punhbable with hne ard im
fr uy person 10 propose 10 repeal tie action
~ state igsatufe IN ratIfS ing any proposed Aikhd
me mt az the Contribution OF the Vnhsd states
Mr.. ELDRIDGE Dem, Wis., % Hsskh. IL . -.
Mr. GOLLADAY dem, KY of, Ied a resolution OF ~
oilry into the right Of postInastew 10 refuse 10 sehd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-21
At an election for officers of the Atlantic

aud Pacific Telegraph Company held yesterday ut their
ONCE Nos ~ aud 20 Broadway Arthur r. Wimarth was
chosen President, VIM. II. Guon aud John DuD Vice
Prcsidents aud Ain ed Nelson, Treasurer Secretary
hessrs. John Dillon John II. Mortimer VIM d. snow
James Brooks Roland q. Hazard aud l.. H. Van Kleerh
wsre elOseD tbe Executive COMMITTEES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-21
HOME NEWS.
rHK WEATHER

" TIKI WEATHER r.,
ysvYorx Ho.r Bar. wina HIsr TIT re- VIZ
Jan y %%%XSw Z r. ~ 81? Si5 ss
MISUNDERSTANDING cloudy from mIdnlgn' a. ~
22s and very haH SSd cloudy
n1y ' it,ie cIoudy 8; cloudy and little hay ~ very
cloudy $50 to cloudy sqh Gc i oud
o 49, and coudy 1920 toll. Noel9th-Fron
Nv 70 midnight very cloudy. Phases OF the M9onolmo
third quarter OF the moon viii be Oh INC -f'n ~ ~ " "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-21

SQUIRE & LANDER, o. Futon-st., New York
place hay reliable WATcEKs tne DIAsoSps choice inv
ELkY and sILyxR WAKK. BiomoHds specially.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-21
IAnnouneementSI

PAPERS TwINEs, THREADS, AND CoRDAGE.
WILLARD HxvEI oee and WaTsroon 1853 and 800 Broadway" Ns
York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-21
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.

FRIDAY JAN 81.
Mails South Pacific America &c. by the Alaska close
al the General PostOmee at lOi IN.
SATURDAY. JAN "a.
Mails for Europe via Southampton ani Bremen per steamship Union
PostOhee III a. steamship sails
Supplementary Mail for paid letters only made up on Bremen
Pier and closes at !. p.
Mail. for France wa Havre Bre per steamship Lshveiie
Pier No So n r. close General Post 0ce at No sup
nlemenlaIy Mall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-21
BROOKLYN INTERNAL REVENUE RETURNS

The various banks, railroads, insurance, gas,
and ferry companies, and places Of amusement in Brook
lyn make returns for the month ending January 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-21

PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
FROM RIO JANHIRO 6c Jan 2oIn steamship Sonh
From RID Jueiro-eo Marshall Robert W. Major Wm Legch L.
T. pu Foucy Gotfed Main Frank Rrmme Albert williamson j.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-18

RK C. Il. KARDEY &, 90 OFFICE
ID No. II Exchange Piacs.-FkIDAY. NAV d IeSn
at twelve O'Clock NJ, at the Merchants and A.
tloneers Exchange, on ROya between Canal N a
Customhouse streets, will be so d at pub ic aucton
without reserve and to the highest bidder nv an 4
IN pursuance OF an order from the Honorable f. X
Durell, Judge OF the United States District Glow,
for the strict of Louisiana sitting in Hankrnntcr
ana rendered on the sixth March 1869 in ths abo,s,
emitted matter, the following described nronertv
Decng'ng to and surrendered by r. j Howineton
bankrupt. to wit
!. The west half of southwest quarter of sec.
tion TN 'rtysly, township fifteen north rarpe ueyar
east, containing so % 100 acres The north half
Oh northeast quarter, and southeast Quarter ~
nortneast quarter OF section two in towns fonr
Teen hcrh OF range seven east, containing I'D 30 Inn
ssIeS. Aso southwest quarter of northeast nrarter
OF secnon TWO IN township fourteen north of ranee
seven east containing &c 93l(O acres Ala ,S
south naif II the mort Invest quarter of secfior go
IN township fourteen, north Of range sevan 60
containing 70 70 100 acres Also the northaas+ '
ter OF northwest quarter of section one in ownrh;
ad0uateen nortn OF range seven east contain;rp
80 80 iuO acres IN all 566 ll00 acres and stuatad Is;
the parish OF frauklin, Louisiana IL
The decree of the court order no tho cola rs 81.
aoove Described property directs that the SAM. he
freed from all lncum brances and the as go 70
ing as the officer of the court will CONVEY on1 noi,
01ie as Is IN hlm vested by the assignment in banL
ruPtcy. ana the aforesaid order of the court "NA
Not knowing whether the taxes havs bsa
the above described property and to ue h paa on
the properey IS subject to claims for taxes the n
CHASER to assume their entira naymon, ~
above the price of adjudication ' o'ei ana
cation. en' VI aoJuoi-
Act of sale. together with United States ints,n.l
purchaser. before M. Gernon, notary public. " Wv
my6 10NlN |-