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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-10

ENF II DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
ish of Orleans. 70. Is 02l-By virtue of writ OF
Eeri facias, to me directed by the Honorable the
Fifth District Court for the parish of Orleans in
the above entitled cause, 1 will proceed to sell at
public auction. at the Merchants and AUG
tioneers Exchange, Royal street, between Canal
and Oustombouse streets in the Second District of
this city, on SATURDAY, March 10. 1870 at
twelve O'Clock NJ, the following described prop
erty, to wit
THREE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROEND stu.
ated in the Fourth District OF tns city in the square
bounded by Martin. Clara. Josephine, and jack
son streets, des grated by the numbers two and
three, surfing so1 Arnsrcan Hleasu re- thirty
feet front on JOS phine street by hundred aud
nifty nine feet ten inches III depth, between parallel
lines
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash en- the spot.
THOMAS L. MAXWELL.
fel5 NH 2 10 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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| Louis Fix W.. Maria Adelaide Patterson
| Maria Adelaide Tegder, Widow Of August

Louis Fix Maria Adelaide Peterson
Maria Adelaide Tegder, Widow Of August
CEVENTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
y ism of Orleans, ro 23i6-By vi, tue of q writ OF
ard sale directed By the Honorable the
Seventh District Court for the parish of Orleans. Ia
the above entitled cause, will proceed to sell at
public auction at the Merchants and Auctioneers'
Exchange, Royal street, between Uanal and Custom
house Streets the Second District of this CITY,
TUESDAY, March ~, 1870, at twelve o'cioca NJ,
the following described property. to wit
a CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with
oil the buildings and improvements THEREOF, and all
the rights, ways. privileges and advantages there
unto beior ging in anywiss appertanng, situated
In the fsubourg Marlgpy. bird District of this city
Mapdevi,ie street, between Casacalvo and Nc
streets, measuring seventeen and hatf re
front Vaudeville st eet by sixtyfour feet
depth, English -ure; said lot forming part 9 /
the lot of ground designated as lot number ore hun
dred and i've 00 q general plan OF said fau-
bourg deposited the office OF N. Broutin, late
notary public in this city.
The buildings and improvements on said lot COM
prise small tory frame house, ssIpgle rooted,
No. 81 Vaudeville street. having two rooms, and
built front of the lot; two-s'ors BRICK house.
slate rooted built in the of the lot, and having
two below and two rooms up stairs, out
houses, etc. Being the same property acquired By
the defendant by purchase from j. II. hidden dorf,
per act passed be Joseph Conc, notary public in
this city. dated October "a, 1865.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash the spot.
THOMAS L. MAXWELL.
fei9 mil % Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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George and y. IL Fallon W.. John
George Fallon.


LNFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
4 parish OF Orleans No. l370.-By virtue Of
q writ OF seizure and sale to me directed by the
honorable the lifth District Court, for the
PARISH OF Orleans, IN the above entitled cause,
will proceed to sell at public auction. at
the Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange. Royal
street, between Canal and CusIomhouse streets in
the Second District of this city on S SATURDAY,
March l2. 1870, at twelve O'Clock NJ. the following
described property, to wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together
with all the buildings and improvements thereon
rights ways and advantages thereunto be orging
or IN anywise appertaining. situated in the FIRST
District Of this city, in the square bounded by
Dryade', Caiiope. Clio and Baronne formerly
Bacchus) streets, desgnated by the number seven.
Oh a plan deposited in the Office of James Graham
notary public in his city, for reference
Whlcn SAID lot measures twenty-three feet fonr
inches and hya lines front CailiOpe street. BIZ one
hundred and fise feet ten inches and one line in
depth between parallel lines bounded on the side
toward Baronne street by an alley four feet wide,
common - this and other lots border ing thereon
Being the same property which the defendant
acquired by purchase from Jacob l.. Winter, per act
passed before William j CasteIl, notary public IN
this city, dated December q, 1859
Seized in tie above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS L. MAXWELL
les p mh12 Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans
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q. HFOWn Us Els. f.. Ssev1ne (alkas Box
sey.) Same vs. Same.
FIRST JUSTICES COURT FOR THE PAR.
L. ism of Orleans, Nos. "A g ana 44-0-i3y virtue of
two writs OF iieri facias, to me direcIed by the
honorable the First justices Court for the parish
of Orleans, 10 the above entitled causes, [ will pro.
c. ed to sell AT public auction st the Merchants
and Auotoneer's Exchange, Royal street between
CANAL and Oustouhous9 streets, n tne second Dis
of March, 1870 at twelve o clock NJ, the fol!owIr
described rome rty to-Hit:
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND with the bu;l6.
ngs ID mprcyS ments thereon situate IN the First
District OF this city in tho square comprised wi,
GasQuet, Galvez, Palmyra and johnson streets and
measuring twenty three feet front on Gasouet str
by one hundred and inc feet in depth (tnors az
iess). NU'Ae u
Seized in the above suits
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS I. MAXWELL.
fsS "a mhI2 Sheriff OF tina Parish OF Orleans
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tax why we should do so. 1t strikes me that
if incur an additional expense should
make some efforts to meet that expense.
Suppose have a couple of votes in the bank
which 1 know will fall due next
week, does it not behoove me to
bend my energies toward raising
a sum sufficient to meet that indebtedness.
Now, hold that we, as representatives of
the State, knowing its Indebtedness, should
make some provision for its prompt and
speedy payment. a revenue law was passed
at the last session Of the Legislature. which
the Legislature, in its wisdom. thought
ample to meet the requirements of the occa-
sion. Now, the Governor, finding it made
quate, has convened US 10 remedy the def
ciencles OF the old law. You know what you
have to pay; you know what yonr expenses
are, or you will know before you adj ourn,
and 1t is fit that you were taking steps to
meet those obligations and to cancel that
indebtedness. 1t is nonsensical-and | say
this in Difference to the gentleman from JET
ferson-to maintain that the same tax
assessed thirty five years ago will suffice for
our wants to-day. You might as well
set up the proposition that full
grown OK requires no more food than
the same animal did when it was calf
We have other debts besides those contract
ed by the present Legislature, which are
maturing. and it is cur duty to provide the
means TO pay those debts. The same law
should govern the State as that which gov
ems US AS individuals. You propose to vote
an assessment of 500 600, and you have to
pay S3,0O0,0O0. How are you going to pay
the latter sum with the former? If you
succeed in doing go, you will have displayed
financial ability of the highest order. ana
more than | have given tins House credit
for possessing. Last year you passed law
which failed to meet the liabilities of the
year by five hundred thousand dollars
Adopt this amendment of the gentleman
from Jefferson, and you will add to that
deficit very considerably, and we will have
him and other gentlemen getting
up and asking why we have a
floating debt. TIE reason is obvious.
Ii we contract more liabilities chan we raise
means to pay them, portion Of such in
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.

JOURNAL OF THE SENATE.
, 1870-02-27
ARes OF Literary mcp-

It used TO be, and Is still, with certain ciaas OF
s ySnnf ,Da @sD aes .S Js 1P1oR via e. e.
pale cheeks ware much destred-a marble brow,
atd general appearance Of pa11nr and iAugue, as
e1smtnstlon IN % sncn nc II nave ,ass nsae tnso iae
duration or nfe Of men OF leiter1 VII, perhaptt
nc>p to d,spel any lingering remains Of tnts belief.
Judees II Is true, live lorE; they are picked men.
atd advaEc1d M Cd u I'VE Hhen snsy become
mn1c. Ard refhars, also, Of emtnen. ply 1lelana-
have n SIDE th.re E1oups Of EpRltsn writer's OF
the last three centuries: tbs fs1t c.ats OF poeA:
q asE: III asS
TT and regular habits, lire loifest. Taer aver
nc youngest On ny lit Bang cnlili1e who
q he ase,sse. IL pio1s md asefn fe beng 30
iocf tor 81 yta1s; bat ihey have had mtstortunei
=, s:cele ii ., nasn Miller Al s.. s.rIpe, Inv.
vnae Walton d'ed At -, SD. !: 50, Jefsfo ii Il.
aId B!.hop RnlIet At = But ie. no nAn take 70
PoeuJ--ne can only look for nle o. % aps1ng4
tie see Of misfortune, SAT 81, even the poet maJ
reject on Ktte White, Chasterion, .Aarlowe,
s1Nn. who all died before 81. Afterwards, he
l my comfort himself With the examples Of Words
| worth, Waller, foucR, lernck, eoEles, and Moat.
/ knASAtr aSuIcSEA AAN HlkA koEA4y 4Lat
or buds who hare been tcnt!ut AfrEr n IN ftct,
tho few nsnIes which have pat together 20 ~
TO prove wha: had diEeedy suspected, that lne
| conducive 70 long life A profession which gives
such AEcfaces Of tie as -, e. ard g. mus: surely
Be- 0rs IN .nicn ihs mind snd eod} ~os5 psc.,}
as ccml1r.lIg The actual world OF litetaEJ men,
ratt ef thsn a. ereoafsg!rg asptruots- Let thcss
| in!lt rather Of the awsnl examples or E71ted
mtdntanr OIL. genius unspprectated BY editprs and
| pubt:snerr, md early g1ayea-0nee Eesk-
, 1870-02-27

Lawye1s have belief that when w1sneas be-
gins 10 yann, and hook extra Indifferent, he Is
proosb&J Tying. A funny coEo4uy between Wit
neas Of this ctsss and counsellor occurred few
Weeks ago In court held not VerJ fAr west. The
particular matter AZ tslue N18 IN account Of aeye.
ri JeAttt landing ; defendant tNofe that he aad
paid It In fu and, to coHfoborate him, called this
N1tpe8A The fellow mounted the etAnt took the
oath, gsped, and teatIded directly that the money
wa paid thAL be WIS present and E2w It PAtd
Then be VAL tulntd over 10 the plafnu0 for cross
LAWYER. You ssy you Eaw the money paldf
WitLeM (Gsplrg) I did.
Lawyer. Where Was platndn Wnen dt4endaus
came.
Lawyer. What Eonth Has Ut
Wines. (yTilhou. hestaEou-3 February.
LAWYER. WhAs time OF day
Wttnefa. Bout IN the morning
Lawyer. Before nGhtf
WisptS4 I-a-AB-1 ntt1t-
IaWycT, Then, Sir, how c1uld 5ou SEQ the DoA-
Witntss. IL tsaptne) III match.
EsWyer What was tne plaintiff dolngf
Witness, Moving.
nTyer What Eow, str, }rst explain to
ms iuIy hoN u1An can oe moving IN ais nAfn,
before daylight in the mouth Of FehfnatJ.
Tte E1Ine9s nav that he had been hnpele9sty
involved hin SaIf In quaRUlrn Of fA1ehood TSa
fyes Of the Cocr1, ju1T and laH1efs ware upon
him. and he saw no way TO txuto&ta htD3sli
lrpna bis dlzmma. But something had 10 ba
dQle: and 20, with nonthaL1ai yAHp, he dfaW!-
ID ous The woldA: Well. Squire. dpnT
I know n carr nncn about tals case, aay Eay.'
! -Pteturt* xon,hty.
, 1870-02-27

The aorale Of the telegraph would. II carefully
searched furnish Lat OF erIurs ~ long and Ger
We ecei fea e1.p'es x ] Of ie ' sates e. s oe:pson.
aes . postE.p. q rasaeF b those Vhose dut1 1t
4 seolleuao rssd1g IN New rork. Who wa.
shortly to be married. had engaged Protestant
Elieopal Bishop Of Que Of The We1tern ssales
toe peritd originally n1ed for the wedding tho
father o. the lAdy vas taken suddenly ana dan.
aapFhsez snouid be aif1ied - Speedily II po.ai-
be, 10: fear tn4t ne should not i've 10 sec her
rupuslz. The bridegroom e1pecsant accordingly
the change Of cate, but as he Ero'e very lllexi-
DE hard, me a.to5i.nrens q .ae r:ght rsS.
9ay :: s q Se on
InursdsT. Can 5ou come on aud prefer yoor tes-
s,nony:" The me.ssge res!ly sent was: an
10 70 e % EGT.ed l. On Taand.y; Can son come on
Tae next instance Nc ahall Rire ms rs;hef
EoIe aneoJinE II is rea1ita 4 Paaaaelpslsn,, =
GLADDEN. the hearth It TWO Of tie Sez YORK
ee1;es BY Offering snen some ot tho nal1vAiled
teieeIapned 10 ore Of the :esdlrg noy.,u io1 two
bar d'bouquet1. This message MAS Eanstotoec
into TWO hund- bouquets; AID we ean picture tno
tanning one handred scd eighty s1peto bouquets.
accompanied hT , letter from The nosHt Inform
ipg Lin that she remaining twenty eaou:d &c
tersasced u sooa as ne nessssaly noxesa conid
boute ,nkrltR proved inadequate 70 furnish tbs
namter required, Sa:ulaiiy. tbe gentleman re-
| rcsed to pay Tor The one hundssa AID nioetJ-
| eight ec1que:a which he had neither ordered
ror w1pted. The nor1tt tasd him. lost the SUIT,
.nd then Commenced ploceedtEgs ags:nst ne
telegraph com p2uJ VIII better fottnEe this kocOtd
| tut hetpg decided Ia his favor.
4 f1o1J II fold Of Ayo1rg gentleman residing IN
ore or our large cities, who Wal menoer OF
tuan toctsl cloh~ Hts most particular and iru-
! mate fr1trd among tie members thereof VII .
Youth who had gaILed for himself the Ro1bTtq1es
e.. t.sNahs Ic1ng Hao," from h,s de.o.i2n 70
tnat once popular ~, which. In some form or
ether-elther auIg, wnislied OF hnmned-vss
eeldom ahsent nom bis rps- To this club our
hero whom ne vtll ch1.sten ME. Y, ono day
found h.nsei called upen to sEnooEee n.s =.
vtndtawal IRON iScss ctrcla, Afser sAe
usual oetRra1ulattons had besn tenasseo
and accepted. and the usual lamentations
utse1ed, the 1nemoe1s decided upon rendering
10 1ne,r matnmou'auy :olsposed and ~ -.
i cedlnx comt1dt farewell dinner, 70 taxe p1ace
u early - possible after tho termination o. = r.
wedding. .touf. The marriage took place. And w
ard Mrs- & started On theIr nltd11 Joafnsy:
which terminated IN that osull desnnsuo9 Q.
neHty.rranted coupes-NiaRars FsnA At1
: * was Tho moss ahecuonase md Charming Q
, 1870-02-27

bt.des, ard her husband vas Of eoursA. No ZAP.
pes1 or men. Tne ptr1od Ct tnett- sny q rue
Fal1s was 1ea1Iy etded, when Due olJ NJ AV
O.. 1eturttrR 10 bis room aftef E1ofE antepcs,
vas as'nLtsted 70 f1nd h!s sue ID s,rsa'ne ssJ ~
ioe rho ma.tey. sse as:aIled nm I'm
4 torrrr. O: leproscheA he Va1 Wretea
"a villain: she vas miserable, III nsec sTeseaea q,
Wornap. Sne .~ouid eA1e nfms sne Moala Ro
hone 70 her moh.l Aod aefc nssts5 - g9s ;ssrs
"whay IL TIE nltter7" the amazed nnteann ~
last found breAtn 10 cjscMate "Head. 1r-
iead!" sophet me poor Nrte b'tdes n9sntnk to.
warn bic, al open VEL o envelope. tnnoens
Il: an5SLh-oh-oh-" HeEe she broko Aown
again, nLd Nj. Z un!oldtd tho iEpIsant
document wh ch had pEsdQced sucn st3ihln4
Effects IN srat- Of ut,tf DC stldernent II Ea3
a Telegram. ard It ran as foEoNs: ,
We WIN nAye e.cT.ocs :, e. Your ever.
aTuere, sir!" c.fed Mn. x. "How can you
ever dase to 7SoE me IN TIC facs sEain7 Who u
tnls s.fan You1su.a sud wsss Do ,o4 mean ~
npr1led, too! Ton are wicked" Hete shout
ol laughter from MIR. u Interrupted the now Of
bis Si,es elc9uence. He had been atAt'
!e eans T. te ,SsspefSn saa s1aasa 1assss
acsoss his ulId. The telegtau WIS ID refer:
q: ce 10 the promised dinner, hl. faoe.tous f1lead
nad bt cn entrusted With The fo1wAruinz Of + and
be tad btgneo tue detpaca SafanH 1o7ng
Nina SIT at1Ie which The telegraph o9eratot.
had seen n, Intentionally or e:hetvue, to slter T
sa1sh S fuupgnao. Al Eoon As hta ffepre tslolt
laughter YOU'D ALLOW HIN to SPEAK, be exptsnet
the ulIstakt 70 his woncsi;lg and indignant wife
Who, noae<tr, ce2ug te. bic l!1t'e woman, va
u treay eopeaee~. to,ned n the laugh, and a.!
co..,ntt ard nost wesmly.weico1ed vss.torA-
kfpplfrott'y ApEthty GasSir.
, 1870-02-27
The Weaker EoKs

1sis the writer's endesvor IA tats article, ssJs
Communication in re New York Rerfu fon, 70
veaser sex. This MaJ be neg aod a:arsl.cg
IL NOT Few.
Auy one Who has nsd experience csa testify to
the truth Of the assertion. tha. women snow
E5o. eser head Of . woman. CIV
sE aes + np 70 a1e On Or
coth1med Irunksrds from no better csuse: oce
CT the excuses Ter mans dr:norg u that ne
sines t nc asne seIpsa'1ocs, % eu:. uos @ b.ins 70
weak. they eau reftst. We Eluas either to!aS men
ars re Wsal er ssse shas @ soey c r. 30 se'naa ~
asguah ag sheJ oc-aa!on to thar f1ssnds asd fAnt-
,:, s y, ,,ss sns sna Ps'r' :: r Raa I'll h tss
and mary oshef ieanul operstions performed
sSe sn Ses s fass &
sonesnlpF ol the kind. IremeUher oocs noticing
20 va In mont Of de1s,sts chair n.oxsa awss
- ~ ,.1s'|sr eSs t. s:ss as ssa:e s.; a.s s5
ID ine wall, aaid 1he dentist, " wss made ~ men
licklrg wneo have been ex:sasIirg 'eelr teetn-"
why, are mfna teeth 10 noc3 barrier % draw
hr, "oniy woneE bear pan ee:s.r ,aaa men"
Ard ths i The tesllneay every here When =
ss e s5 es1 9s sRs' I'M q1 aaa e: e naeeS "a
counted for, ~ xa.d gentleman friend; p" men ars
more active than Tonep, and they caar. g.aal
condnenent+" That IL not 10 Mauy a hard-
rotkipR vclu21, Woo Is Gu her feet from morning
til night, Wfli bear A!cktea4 urcoapslnIc1tY.
while Ter nore id.e lord VIII ccafe nlu fset ton
the t;us he taxes to nis bed u0tn he IL ont Ia tac
world again-
Women reason 8cd men do not: that l., =
Wtn12n eaJs 10 heFEelt: "Is will do no Eood FOR
ne 70 NorIJ, and will only be an a1no5-
ance to Ill afound He'' Bus the man says.
II It don't do ne any GOOD, is'4 relief nos to
shut 1t mp all tn myself" So be he4 It ous, to tne
no 6msN discomfort OF h!s fr1eudA When sa1
feela rervous, he chews to5aec1 AZ s::uolaa:
uorrau, instead Of chewing, tTa7ely dEhrs I'LL
sne gains the victory over any such feeling, auf
erda BY having Clearer brain ard IN unsE.stug
hand. Sydney Smith asstrts, a. an tadis-
putah1e tact, the equality Of 1he miods Of
both feIer, which g.rst many 81 the present
dsy 10th 70 2duatt Be xsyB: " Tnas thsre ts +
difference IN the understAudnRs Of the men and
women Wa every day Meet Wlka, everybody. We
suppose, must pesceive: b1: there Is noae sufe!J.
uhtch msy not be accounted for oJ sue
Difference Of circumstances IN WaIcn may
have been placed, wisaout tefer11nz 70
any coFicctura! differences Of ostGt-
cal condemnation Of the nird- As long ~ ooJs
ara rms rar shout 10 the dit sud tu1dle hoops
,oseiher they arc both precisely aHke. II you
catcn 70 cpe.b balt Of tie creatures. and asio ttfn
% uattcuiar set OF sc:to1s and o2to,oas, a1d
ihe o,Ser naf to perfectly oDpasse 8at Of coarse.
tbe.r III u. .r,tzrd'rss Will dtrsr, - o1e or t1o.
oiher rost Of OCCUPATIONS hss ca1aed tbs Or snas
tn.eut into ac.cc."
, 1870-02-27

lrK, be Wished to ny few words on the text Of
TIE Gay. He rela.ed In familiar st3le ho = Christ.
when only tvelve cars Of sgt had left his parents
TO render se1v.co to uod IN The Temple, and
added that be, too, II the representative Of Christ
On eastb. could only think Of divine thlngs. he
had Therefore, called the coonciL Bome said this
courca proposed TO change tho world and it, 1u.
men might change, the council could not change.
Bone said, Too, that tho coarcu o19h
t. place ifself m agreement with tho vieEs OF
ncu. Thlf also, the couEcu could not dos Tor
Godb Ihon4hlS wtre not E1eu'6 thouShtF, nor
were Coda wsys mens wayt- This council lauuM
only look 10 tho ideas and the Will OF Goa! His
Heiiness concluded with iew heartfelt aud pa
.eTnAl words, addressed to hl1 tdea< sons and
dsuehte11 from Germany, E.QlGnd, aud Franco,
ard then gave them his olesstpg. Tao
retreat Of rne NolJ Father was even more dlfdcul
than his arrival. md II Nss almost painful scene
when the French women threw themselves wlsh
hystezicsl soos lin his way, and had TO b driven
back BY main force 70 allow him to pass"
A writer in the Paris Figaro describes
George Sand, the great feuale novelist Of Ftance,
rs short plump woman. with broad Baooldetz,
dlsp1opcrionate'y large head. black eIes, tnpeao-
liable III e1presllou, and 4 complexion yellow -
cd l1o1y. Her hands, fAuned by country l4e,
beautifully moulded, and no larger tnAa those OF
Cnu0 yeAf6 o4o, arc CooBta1kJl III Nolous WAAs+
ever sho Is doing. Snon cleanlt to fault, and
can travel huEdred miles without ca:ch!ng =
grain OF dra: on hsr clothes. She pays no regard
to the fashion, but Affects Inc nnsq1e. and has d
marked preference for striking co,or1.
Her distinctive trait II an inEurmountaole tmld
isy. She once paid q viht 70 \ ship Of WAX on
Tor.oD. The crew Weza ranged on deck to 70.
ceiye her, the Captain on the right, the cabin boy
to the left, opposite hlu. Losing her presence o
MID, she pa,ted the former Oh the head, and
ealnsed the latter II fth grave respect
Ehe u fond Of making coatgc Jokes, but il Offend
ed u similar onea are made By othe1s Whether
from a}ukxtshreAa CT absent -MlndedneBs, 8he
tatcB joke with dimcu1t5, and cyen puna reqotrt
explanation.
Ste il suspctous OF her best ftiends, and, Il
beaten three times At cnrds, believes she mas beer
! cheated. On the other hand, she has no pracuca
knowledge Of affairs, and might os cheated will
| ease by her grocer. She gtves nberaliy, and hal
| aaved from her .nmen.e earntnga bare compe
| teuce.
| Madame Sand r1Ees at II, breakfasts on one eEl
| and cup Of coffee, without eu1Ar or milk Thes
| ste Emokes a cigarette, takes uife walk. Aot
| pls5s BiuR]e game Of cardA Her hours Of Torl
arc from hAlf past Is Till T. when zee dimes. SUI
always has sour, Vegetables, and fTutt for dime
| -eo1eltues tan, and rarely nest Her fondnes
for frnlt u 10 marked that, In the season, 3D.
often 6eEVea I've varieties Of strawberries nj occe
, 1870-02-27

arm, intended to aoia TIE condirrr's wnie4 no
ote cares 10 do rt,nott, HE:5a co xoe Wnass 70
walt for. and witch - ssxI1at -ase< ar'a9s A
without q special ofdGf. ina ,ars.a ZOO os.
l,deB crtakn2- TIT hard lac2 N
tse taele. roc.a p:eveps crawling. ~ ~
adnis ai an iGpreFe1<ns G,x-
nj o.. cne;r to III IL, Ms E ag4a ns=e. Er
beIevt, liver Il dEarltR. tocta aed Ee1s1J chsf
rpon Ltcn ,1apzo.en n~nt Is 1o. Possible, e1aif
dlLlnE-fcom chais, ino12h fetter t42u oar tsta-
err, il SUI deficient. vc1rRa me reck+ asd oonHte
rs to submit 10 the EeMtEesa OF cAtr3ttK 2ofo ~
. srEf. Seated IL Ahe chairs nG our dte13r VIE
pleasant guests opposite, SD sntrefdre sas!ae,
aLd get near eroc Rh to 1alH TO- VIE brilliant 20
Aowe1r. d urer shu3:d 1.gt7e impaespttoly, eES
csp in .hc s'mprss form In ~h:c1 It can oe ca
loved and meat e4~,ls tIArlft1rtd 70 I'll proper
, 1870-02-27
New Hampshire Judge of the
Oldok Time.
Tho Countess Hatfield.

seQn Dudley. OF R1yuond, n. II vho vss 4
suo5e N inst State from l7s3 10 lBse ~. = re-
nM @ ksvss m.u. HAVING no legHl education what
eses. ano ou1 EAe learning Of any kind, he ret
posse4eeu discriminating mind, 4 feteotive
memory. patience which no iaoor cou-d f,re. And
he Wis, says The E1etcr Ners.Ee ryrso,rt..
strorg.n1ndee man, Intent On doing substsntst
Justice IN &ver3 case, though oflcr inoinerrnt ~
tie fofn1 and requirements Of law Ne 80
xlthh very heediefs Of grammar, but never f,tie1
TO uAfe himself understood. "Yo1 m1f lsusbH
said the late Judge Theophlua parsous, "as lis
law and rtdIcule nis lhnRusTe: hut Dudley IL ef{eg
III The best Jodge e. e Knew Ia New ampshirr,''
A spednen OF hts style hal been preserved IN tue
tollowtpg conclualon OF ono Of hts cnArkts 10
the jary. grammatical pecullanres exsep,ed: !:
has been gaid u this case ty tne law5erN the s&s-
Gals. bat nc, will cot abuse them. II I. faer
tueness to MAKE good case for tne1f clients
they sre paid for It; 1ud they hayo oone IN tnia
eeAe, well enough. But you ana !. eenuenen o.
the turT have something else 10 co.'s deH laes
talk Of lar. Why, gentlemen. II u Lot ~ W
wau,, but Justice. They would GoveEn ~ " tns
CONN on law Of England Trust me, Eenteu1u
conuou eersc Is much bester guide TOT us-sos
/, Common tepse Of Raymond. ErlnS. hketef. ene
! the other towna which have sent ~ mere 70 =?
| this case between TWO al our ne,RnooN cHI
fesd MD m honest heart are worth moro taan u
| the lawyers. :,
aTtere Il one rood thing Ra,d =. the bar.
was from snakeapare, M English PLAYER. %.
leve. No nat1eT: It u good enough almeat !.
be IN The Bible. II II ihis: 'be Just and fei
not' Thai, gentlemen. IL the law IN snl1 c9se
and lAE enough in any cAse. Be Jast scd re-
| rot II Ia our butlnes1 to do 1ngttoe bAtWten n
pafaes, not By any qalrts ot the AH o0sof COZ