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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-06-24

The MIN Who ADVERTISE: AMERICAN
NEWSPAPER RArE-BooK. AND NEWs-
PAPER DIRECTORY. New YORK ::
GEu. p. RowELL X Co., 10 PARK
Row. 1870. Royal octave, PIP.
So
H. iargc bat compac; volume we
have here The results gilmore than Il
years careful compilation of materials,
and furnishings complete exhibit OF the
new >papcr business Of America The
volume really contains three works
bouud in one, the first being series OF
spirited sketches If those persons who
have acquired fortune and fame by adj
vertiSiu%. including such men a. Bon
ner and Barnum, and compiled in many
cases from original materials This is
followed by Rate-Book, showing the
CHARGES and cost of advertising in nearly
all of the prominent newspapers in the
United States and British Provinces adj
Joining, thus giving 10 the pcssessor of
this volume quantity of condensed IN
information hardly to be found elsewhere,
and the third part of the book is an eX-
tensive and accurate Directory of news
papers in EngIish-speaking countries in
North America The growth Of the
newspaper press in America has in it
something of the marvellous, and few
indeed Of those III the business can name
one-tenth OF those published. In this
prodigious activity New York city takes
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-06-24
1D0fHer Il. Il. -4ccjdeHf.

New England has been visited with
opntber terrible railroad accident. his
latter occurred on tie Vermont and Mas
sorbusetts railroad on Thursday last.
Three persons were killed ahd twenty
wounded. As the up passenger train was
rounding IA curve between At!ol depot
and Royals,on the engineer di,covcreI Il
hand car on the track only lew yards
ahead. The car stood on what Is known
as Long Bridge. over Miler'S River.
The engineer reversed the engine, but
the warming was to short, and the en-
gine struck the hand car, throwing the
enuine from the track, and the force OF
the conclusion caused ;hc bridge 10 give
way, and prccipitated the engine, bag
raGe-c IL and two passenger cars INTO The
water. One Of the passenger cars was
thrown under the bagsage-car, while tht
other brought up Oh top of i. The iol-
.oyin. Is Il lit ui the hilicd.
George \. Johnson Of EltchhnrG
James O'Conneii Of Indian Orchtrd,
Mrs. \. Brewer If Koyal-ton, !eg anpu
;ated, and died since.
Some Of the womloi may di-. It !.
considered almost miraculous HAT more
persons were not killed and injured
had not the water been quite Shaiio"
many would have been drowned M"r-e
the section master, vino was in charge q
the hamdcar, ;t>Scils that lie uHio
mistake il looking at lis watch, and ;d
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-06-24

Tic chiri "i the Sioux Indians m'dc &"
speech at Cooper Institute Thur-lay
ni.h,. For an un.c;tcrcI SNage Lc
shows treat knowledge OF our poiilicu
system:
r,prr-cai ia, SIOUX nation. they
will lc .uvrru.l hv. what -av and what
| l,prc,.ut. am uo Spotted Tail. VINO
will ,ay u;,.. t..iuo one ,ilv and d. th,. or
,o,it,. liz. next. Usrrat apr!au,c ant
!uunhicr.) Look ut M. AN poor and
naked. htu am the chief OF lie nation.
W.. do l, want rich,-. We ,.o not al,
,,r f.iri,.-. Lut We want our children prnp-
,rlv trained AMI brought NJ. We loaA
tn Won tor ,our -,muatly. Oar r.,h,-
viii mot do Il, any o.'o.I: wrcAnuutt,L,
away INFO H., other world AMI thin. We
havr.-..p want to have love and peace.
(Alplun,,) VINO aavc the riches that
we have ia this world Secretary Cos
ri.hliy 81 me t!d We could hot take
..ny.hi.. away into the next world; !:
tha, Is -... we would ike to know why
commit nrrs are S.mt out there to do
uo.hau- hut rob n> AMI @rt the richc, OF
Til, world away from u
\nd here i, Red CIou.rs theory OF III,
.. =, 1.,,.,.. ...,. ,-., -.
az ''''''''''.' i''''''''' 49,. ''''
'ru'y d'Sii'ied cI~He ANA lare"en
wa, brought up among the traders
and those who came unt there IN tAo:.'
carly times. | had Il good time, ior they
treated IL nicely and well. They taught
me how TO wear clothes and use tobacco
Oaughtcr), and TO use firearms AMI All
mumuon, AMI all went ON very well un-
nj the Great Rather sent cut another
sind OF mcn-mcn who drank whlskey,
lie SEM out wnskey men WHO drtnk
and qualreied, men WHO were 80 BAD that
he could noi keep them 1T home. and 81
nc sent them out there. Great laughter
| have sent great many words I" III,
Great Father, bui don't know that they
ever reached the Great Father. They
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-06-24

the lead. followed by New England and
Ohio. but there is no portion OF the
country where newspapers are not nee
es.itv. Nearly six thousand peri
odicals are published in the limits en-
bed by This book, and Tor each of T. en-
:. :.l.i resume Is made, .ivin@ IA, name
0: ;hr prorrigt.rs and editors. the date Of
est: Enlistment, the extent OF circulation,
the politics, AMI much o.h4r useful in
f.r.r"l,n. The whole forms truly
u-,tui complication for editors and pub
li-hc.s Il well as that large class Of per-
,on, - hose success depends upon that OF
tho pres. such as rypc-toundtIs aud
pes manufacturers and advertisers.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-06-24

GRAND TEMPLE OF HoNoR.-Thc
Grand Temple Of Honor for Vermont
met in Montpelier on Thursday of last
week The following officers were cleo
ted and installed for the year ensuing:
q. w. T.-W. ii. III. McAllister,
St. Adams.
G. w. V. TT. G.. L. Cushing, St.
Johnsbury.
G. w. &c. w. Guernsey, Mont
pelier.
G. W. TIL. 5. Gallup, Spring
field.
G. W.C.-W. A. Cooper, St. Adams.
G.. w. u. \. Hadley, St. Johns
bury.
w. w. CT. NJ. Wright, Mont
pelier.
A semi-annual session of the Grand
Temple is to be held at Mortified next
December, and the next annual session at
St. Johnsbury.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-06-24

to provoke it. Should events make it
necessary, they will face it bravery. Just
NOW, however, they realize the need and
proiita'.Ienes, OF peace: and they will
esteem most highly the policy which,
willie uph j!diu" the !rue mission OF the
lFnb!ic, :tns at l. ~pcedy recovery from
the ,if>c.s If ihe co"tl,ct from wh.cj. it
has 81" recently emerged If the dema-
9 @ue~ think differently, i,t them submit
tbs issue -quare'y to The national jnls-
ri-ir..-N. !. Times.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-06-24

WHITE MouNrAINs.-The W.itc
Mountain travel has hardly siarte2 yet,
though nov an,i then passenger for
that region goes up the Conuectlcuf val
ley. The hotels are all open, waiting
tor quests. Passengers for the Crawford
mouse now 20 70 Whitehead bv cars. in
stead OF leaving at Liltleiom, to which
place the railroad has Leen opened
The STAGES for tie Crawford house leave
Whitclicd Immediately IN arrival Of the
cars, and stop ut TWIN Momtain house
for supper, - miles from Whiteli,ld.
The distance from Whitciiaid 10 the
Crawford house i Il mile. less than hy
the old route from LiilIclon, through
bethlehem. The Twin Mountain house
* new hotel, four and Il half miles
from the Giants Grave, and all Stages
stop there for breakfast and supper, run
ming between the Crawford house and
Whiiefeld.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-06-24
IFr,,n the N,r York TriJuae.I

The new and greatly improved Family Machine which
ha- been perfected AZ tiun of cXprr
ueut l. tn. Latest novelty offered 10y this Company
Ihi- machine uses finer needle than any other, and
hss perfect devices for Eemmng, telling ruiing, bind
ing curding Trading, ETC., ANA is capable the widest
range Of work 1t il also simple with few parts easily
adjusted. compact positive and quiet in OIL, with
tcns9n, and is pleasant objec; look upon in
the hou md can bc heartily commended and recon-
eud,d TO all who wish supply themselves with this
modern home necessity.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-06-24

As a train on the Pacific railroad APP
preached the Platte river, on Wednesday,
the engineer discovered IL band Of Indians
begun to yell, and the engineer, suppos-
ing they were about to attack the train,
put on more steam and dashed through
the crowd. killing thirteen Indians and
as many ponies.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-06-24
The FAMILY MACHINE,

with attachments for all kinds of work is the fvorie
IN tie Hu-, h.d. shown hy the sales of last year
amounting to eghty-@iN thousand hundred and
c'gEty-unc machines, which far exceed those OF any
other Company.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-06-24

hi. head and holy learfulIy cut and
"a he'd. Dr. Cumcgy~ wa one Of the
first to arrive. hut what could surgical
aid avail. that qui>r. NJ ma. They
picked l,im up al! carried him into the
vc,tibuic ii the church, there to await
:i.c coroner DEATHS outrider came and
held Il, inquest, AMI while there was
mucl. said r.bout the three-qualtcr inch
fop. upon which the man suspended his
.i;r, and lis General traiiIy, there was no
blame t. he attached to anybody, and
the i,.rv returned the commonplace YER
dc. Of death by accidental fall, &c.
Georr, .Javne- was an Engli>hman by
birth. about - years OF age, and toi-
lowed the trade of a slater. lie was al
50 actin" a- sexton of the Third Presby-
lcri..n church. ON Seventh street, below
Linn. Mr.. Jayncs i.td on Il former &C.
casIon me: wilh Il somewhat similar ac-
ci icnt, when he f,ll from one of the
stecpls~ 81 the Female seminary ut Col
ic4c Hi, receiving -cvere injuries, which
disabled him for some time. lie resided
At 2ll IlopHIus street, and leaves wlic
and five children. The report that he
mad grown careless in his calling Is en-
tirrly clroueou- lie was Il sober, care
inl man, and Il steady workman under all
circumstances. Some time ago he b.
came alarmed at tn dangers to which
4e was subjected in his trade and Left 1t
IL. lie turned his attention to paper
..,lt 10 n
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-06-24
.ycroapr NrD0ycon B0naD0rfc.

Anon" uIr Geographic aunon"c. men'S
viii nc found tlrIt OF lnr .lratl ct jerome
Napoleon Bouaplrty. at hi residence III
Baltimore, yesterday murminGat ci )cN' .
lie was born in England, at Gambler
well, Il suburb OF the English metropolis,
on the 18th dr. Of July, 1905, and has
therefore almost con pleIci hi sjXW-tillh
wear He WAS the son OF Jerome Bona
partc. the Youngest brother of Napoleon
l., by his wife Eljlabeth, the daughter
ut William Patterson, Ui baltimore. ~
is we'll known, the non viii OF the I'm
pcror was Il law to his family. Lucicn,
tie father OF Napoleon i'll, was con-
PEELED to marry lioricn>e, tie daughter
OF Josephine. though neither were dis
pose ilr the match. In the same way,
when Jerome. who had departed ia 1903
| Tor New York. III command ot Il French
/ irina.c, !guu4 ;: La,!, two years la:er- Il
charming baltimore belle If eighteen as
/ hi, wiic, The Emperor Sle.,'itas'Iy refused
! 10 caun'cnuicr the match, and even t.
used the lady his permission 10 land 10
France Her husband had meanwrl.c
proceeded 10 Pari- 40 cudcavur to mo.Ii-
" his brother, out tbs vessel tina; brought
her iaym@ pJcc-dcd - Amsterdam, she
soon guy-,y5 how III lis mission hal ,pad,
by beng refused permission to land even
there. The Continent bong closed 10
H,r, ~l, sailed for Euoi;nG. AMI shortly
after Ter ARRIVAL there gave bir;h TO HE
subject of .,Ia present sketch. lice nus
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-06-24

ACCIDENTAL DrArn,.-Thc mmLct
of accidental deaths recorded In la-;
niobt.. paper. were unusually larac.
-Four mon were drowned in Portland
harbor. two ci them tiom Boston. Two
women and enc man were drowned O"
the Hudson river 10y having their boat
smashed ly a steamer. Three IcT>u.-
were drowned in the lower bay al Ne"
York. Three men were killed and -rv-
cral wounded at D;ckin>on's Run. Cons.
by Il premature explosion Of a blast :;
and by a collision Oh the Great North
crn railroad. England, thirteen persons
were killed and .hirlv or forty injured.
i'N''''' ~ v ''''',' ''''''
year ~ >''i '''' O-''''' VI ~ ''''- 49,
carry Is 5'''''''7 '''' ''''''''' - ,''''' a.
June ~" ''''H "' '"' f''P'' '2'''
menceu 10 '"' '',,'' ''''''' ''''' '''''
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-06-24

than 4 person who doe busiu,- On ..' We ..r.-. +.
Call and see if what We LAY i not tF.c. r.-,..-'
keep up with the tines ard tA =" o.. g..
country store. / l.. " g. ;..--- '-
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Ser
0ebeimniR00Qe YeOlar,
chtr:
pic Gifbttr Ses S9ifbrd6istH.
RsHaH aus BEN iiiusfsn amsriianil&m 9risss
pom S. 2tpnbarb.

CGcrtiebuns)
ale ptter unlsrm 5rsunhe Iei6uer bic
Na&ri&t oOn bsr Ginnatms GbattafsUUs
sa's iibsrbrdbt bate, mar bisit NIT Sutel
ron tsmisIben empfaussn rpresn. Or
iab NIT ilarsm 8Iids bic srubsn SCrtbeilf.
weIGe Der llntDHspartst aus rislrr Grruns
ssnf&aft erpa&fta mubtsn. sBeuu is
pas @adsrae bsr anaepnba In @sfatr
sspefen mar, 70 burfte man bas 8rt6en
oerisIbtn nun NIT isber Sttunbe ermar.
ten. Dice mar benR aun Elm gun nfissr
3sitpuntt gum SprsnssH feiaer sissnsn
ylinsn unb NIT srOsem Offer arbettetr
tr Na&t auf Rl&t an Der Gini6una fsi.
nsr sruppsn. Der Greibsitsbune bate
lhou cine SiemIi6e Ausbsbuuns eepcn.
men unb bsbnts f1 iitsr bas sun;s uSrh>
Tide alabama; aIsin aussr Ger nnfdns.
Ithen SGaar fsllte I'D 9ifmnub I'm Gsl'
Isntbalt Elm. GinsstbsiIs psrbinbrrte bic
Gntfsrnuns has Grf&sinsn htr aRbsrn
unp bann sIuubts GrnR rur& srinbIi&ss
Gtnitsn bss tIsiuen 8srns msbr su rr,ss
len, ale bur6 Ubsrfd6Ii&sS Grsriitium
psr sunjsn @oFt. an friuer S&aar
atsr bate ar arO6e Grsubt unb mrbr uIs
sinmnI lprnd tr stssn Deter bic 3uStr'
il6t aus, bae sr NIT ibnen i'm GsIet Gro
6es IstfsH wsrNt, fObaIO bic IeIrstnbsii
I'D bisit.
DaOurds, Sa6 sr bic Ra&t gum Gage
mn&tt, purSt natirIi& stn She'll bee Ia.
gee CUR 0a&t; B. 3. bic tsicsu GinfstlsE
brItsR ben Ssrfdumttn S6ldf BEL Gaas
ua&. GrnR fane In Isinfn pl6Hsn StrH
,um Dtnisn aue Iur gtrtrsituus BEL
eansspsiIs; ntIttH GIius sdmpfts ssSsu
Uitltn 6sinp ni6t mfbr init BEN alku
GrfUlss an, fsttptm fsIH Captain niGt
msbr ausI6Its6Iia ibm ssbSrtt. Ct mai
oft traumsrif& uHo Ssrfrtut uHb rsrIpl
pie anRtdsnnr 1untsrfrIt. pcpurG sr Der
Gamtraesn anfanss 70 gut unt'TbaItsr
bate. glur, weuR ptr Captain UUn isi
usu pl6nrn abfam unp pas frtunbi&aft
li&t @spIaursr ron fribtr wtsptr auf
uabm, Isbtf GliaS pisbsF auf unb ssisi
letus fraesFS sstbaftislsit. CT. hsr bed
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-08-25
e5nitrumental tlntcrridt.

Rad sem 4. SuIi brenae Id msiusn nsuru
Gurius In Sipliu.. giOIar unb GeaU-llntsrriebt.
tfrnbt8tsri9s made i'd earauf aufmeIfIam NIT
esm Semsrtfn.. eaB bic nStbiseH Snitrumsnie
Y. (. ~. bel mir INNER ,um 8srfauf pcrrGtbia
fine. 3p u. Gpurab. gRufflsbr,r.
einrtnfirabs, ,piibtn penn unb sBprmins Nss.
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lluisrjsi6ustsT smpFtbIt fb In ftinnl trsisn
Stunpen uutrrTi9t fur 8lautp une fam mtlief
Slsdinifrumsnte ~ ertbriIsn. RGbtrte ~ sT..
frastu in Der Wrb uuus psH Daniel SsinL aui
hEr tItinsH 6lat.
Zap GbarItS IfSAsTttr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-08-25
0ef6dfts.Mnieiae.
Sofepb SeCfer,
WS 5 bel b q bler,

fruber ppu port Ssrois,
madt biermit Gsintn 8rtunbsn unb hem hfut.
ftsn publitum SUn Scranton unb pphe paTf BE-
fanut, ea6 er in MerriRelb's Slpd. WainNraeee
Gin WeSbtlstI6Gft srSHnst. Sii6t nur bdIt CT NS-
btIn ieeer Qtsi perrStbis, ienesrn AUD Stibtuet,
Nlatraben, 1tppite unp GbHli@t @aartn.
gBtr 8aarstie bal, taua bier aubtTpTbsntliR
billis tinfauftn.
8tsrabniTs piiHitli& bsiorss.
u6ig) 9eEa Beder,
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50 cues
MObcls OeiO0H.

unterseihnfter maort bitrmtt bttaHnf eae er
irin WStslssitGft in isiutHi Htusu 5aufs
In Der Geear Strait
erSifnst bait unb iieis tiatn Scrratb Der btRtn
WlGbsln Iu zen bilIislen greilen baltt. Rfpas
raiurru pnhen prompt uub CUR 3ufrifrfnbeit be-
iprst.
8tsrGtniiItn pfnbs i'd mtins lptDitls auf-
msrffarfeit su aub itsTHrbme ale bamit pr
bunosnsu Rsbsnartriten. GbTih Sterr.
Serantcn, 2. Tfj. fS69-ba
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-08-25
9(nu NE0tthcr.

DIR ilnttr,eitnttt, psIbsr bur& tabrtIanssu
gstrieb leinss Gsi&d,Ftss fit ale gOrtbsis TN
Giutaufupn 5abad an,sttisnsi bat, rmpRrbIt bier.
nit einsm rrrebVieu publifum ieiueH 8prratt
bon Rau6-, S6uupf- unb Aautabad, Sisarrtn,
gfetfen, 9iedrsniptBsH, fppis als in eas 5at
finf6asenee Nrtittl.
Gaspar 3paIh, GsSarRTa6s HsbsH BEN
GranFlin SctsI. 1913
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Versicherung,
SpcOifipn-unD-@cchIe

Y. Gttpari Potter (Ra6fpIssr pOn O.
.. Wdltsr) IL ascut fir bic .SOms 8erF6tr.
nn9s 20. tn glew-yori" une .,ypcUmine Gpunty
Rutual." lisrHsT Alent fur aas suropSiICbtn
Dampffr- einitn. paiIaaeibrinr auf bampf.
Ane 5tgsIitifsu uad unp pUn Sambura, S,s.
Rltn uue ale luesrtn 6Gfrn Eereen ptrFauit.
@ebitI ptrofH Hah alltn Sbriltn rts alten Ys.
cldnpes Su ben nirprieRfn Ratfn auseefsli.
SfTrF, 2O5 eafapaARa Apsuus (3eihltrs
SIodl, 3fmmtE Re, I, sbsuauE f6e9
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Buffers Oclalponc

Sb Rntsrlti&nttsr rmpftblt msius n.u. Sen.
MAGE ben Sirssrn ron Scranton. Ta ID ia,
lid Stptiir In msint pGnps bstpmmt, eaE Elm
erOBtr Sbptnetl nit hem Stu sttriebsn nirS,
ptldss nt6t bier esrpasa WOretn IL, une man.
or Mann an tiHsr stnsistn eabuns nm is
SrlIars tttTOssn EirO, 10 parns i'd isetn 96r.
etr fsin Ssu Su faufsu. auBtr 20 IN bier atppotn
ppreeu. 9GbtTr Musfunft bel
fOtr66 Gbriliau gEIftr.
9'rnn Npt., nabs 6iinllef's YRSbrlROr,
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SHmer s @anFe,
0erfGuftr Bon
SrOcerieen umb NSrD0iyffDneti,

RatuRraBs, 3pbt paTf,
nsbsu eem pptsI hes ptTTH 9srrat @rdbfr.
Ginsm psrsbrtsn esutftsH pablif TN bic srss-
btnft AnStiss, eab mir fprtrIbrsnef G i1su ausse
n6bItsn gerratb pou propiaHt uuh Rebensmit.
tsln an bane baItfn unb ~ Zen bilis Err prsiItn
an unitre aunbsn psTfdnftn.
9npsm mir uul sdblrei2tn 3ufaTu& bitten,
sfpsn mir bic VtrH6eruua, eaB lprpbl o. .ualitdI
pts prrtls erT @aarsu aiats IN piuI&en Hbris
| laHen. 3OaAs8
saiSa SAas. | ssIerIs @aaiA
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9icltg /. g tore.

llnisrisi&usttr bat In ttr A.'bu Strabt. lpt'
ihsn Gtpar uab pitistOH ap'nuf, tn isiHfm
pault Gin
@rOttrit4 unb wrOstfteRS"@ef&dft
sT5THet unb label 8Ttunbt uHb St fannie " IsbI'
rti&tm StIntt irtunbIi6f Gin. Or Dire R@ be
Rrtben, Rur quite WadrsH Su baItfH uHe tu ben
biaiefeH prrtk'n rfTfauftH.
14ap7U 9af0k GHetl.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-08

dictment against US, why We ehsll make as
strong q defence as we can.
l am here IN New York to tell the public
that ] am not ashamed to appear before it,
for / do not consider that l have unsexed
myself in cowhiding an editor who msligned
me. ] an not fast, Notwithstanding that
that exploit would seem to make me go. l
desire, like JET. Davis, to be let alone. L
try to behave myself decentiy, if am an
actress. l seldom ride or go out, for the
reason that l have not got used to being
stared at. l am sometimes halt q mind to
dye my hair 80 as to avoid the annoyance.
! can not help being a blonde.
In regard to my approaching appearance
all / can say is, that l shall do my best.
shall not show my legs as in former charac-
tiers. I particularly requested that ! might
be allowed to wear a long dress.
A weekly paper has said that ] am 6 grad
uate of q London concert saloon, but it is
false. Inever sang or danced in one in my
life. | have played juvenile characters often
in London, and that is all. am not thirty
years of age either, as has been stated.
This is about all l have to say, If any one
wishes further particulars l shall De happy
to furnish them.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-08
5. johnson vs.. j. H. Conway.

CIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
" parish OF Orleans, No: s62-By virtue Of 8
writ OF feri tacias, in favor Of Thomas Murray, sub
rogsted. vs.. the 0ity Of New Orleans, to me directed
by the honorable the Sixth District Court for
the parish OF Orleans, in the above entitled cause.
l viii proceed to sell ct public auction, at the Ner.
tween Canal and Customhouse streets, in the second
District of this city, or TUESDAY. 4 nriI ~
1870, at twelve o'clock NJ. the following described
'IoT OF GROUND situate IN scn,,.
bounded by Poydras, Baronne, Perdido and Carroll
streets, measuring one hundred and tiftv fees AIN
lneheso on baronne street. ffty,seven feet five inches
on rer9iuo street., and one hundred and fifty feet
-FOUR and tnree-elghthsi inches on Carroll street. and
nIty-seVen Ieet nve inches on the line nearest Poy-
Gfas strees. subject to the usufruct granted 10
AuperpleI' oy act passed before William j. Csst u.
notary puoiie IN this city, ON the eighteenth of Nav.
100; ana also All OF the rights of the city to purchase,
at tne expiration of the charter OF the New Orleans
and Csrrollton Railroad Company, to wit: On the
nlntn or February, 1888. the building erected on saic
iot, at 8 vaiue to be fixed by four appraisers, two to
Nc mo1 nan ns oy each party. who, in case of disagree
nent, snel appoint an umpire.
Z The % OF GROUND situated in the
square bounded by Baronre, Perdido, Poydras and
rem streets: designated by the letter A on O plan
1863 and annexed to an act of lease passed between
tne city of New Orleans and Kern 4 Fellmap. before
W.. Oasten, notary public, in this city, OF the said
eleventh day OF September 1899.
Said lot measures twenty feet ON Baronne street.
with the same front on Penn street: seventy feet
.nree inches on the line toward Perdido street. and
street. subject to the lease Of ern 4 Fellman, for
fourteen years, from the aforesaid eleventh Septem-
per 1863. at the rate Of $500 per annum. and on the
!nftner condition that the buildings and improve
70 the city At the expiration Of said lease, and all Of
the rights and interest Of the city to the coucitions
OF said lease.
Seized in the above suit.
Te1ms-OAsho On the epot.