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LEGAL NOTICES.

chaser thereof reservipg to said heirs of Mrs Mar
tha Smith, VIZ: James Livingston, Charles Living
ston. Marths Lvinsston Ms sen cbales Hahs
mond, Martha B. Hammond, Mrs ihoma as kearnar
chan; f. :. Hamm as a, WINE o, D. G. Hammond,
James X. Garrett William Garrett, mary enR Gsr
ret, wife of W. A. Curl, children OF 5ohn iar.sst
of Catett Garrett AID of John Garrett, Nancy Uai
rstt and Thomas Keys, Pierre GeliuIman. JOSEPH pm
other persons all rights in law to the proceeds OF
the sale of said property according 70 tneir ranx.
And ne prays for all other neces sary orders
(Sisnedj A DEB. HUGHES, Attorney.
On motion of A. Deb. Hughes, attorney OF E. E.
Sorton assignee, and upon suggesting to the court
that be has lied in this cour1 the foregoing petit
Vile, Florida; Charles Livingston. Duckton, Ten
nessee; Martha Livingston Mrs Bensmin smith nth
Of areenvilie' South 'Csrolina; Charles Hammond.
Martha 3 Hammond, Mrs. 1hor;ss hearnag q, =;
Hamburg South Carolina; III. A: Hammond.
James Hammond. W. q. Hammond. James =.
traet South oaraa Mary Ann Garret wife Of
W. a. Curl, Hamburg, South Carolina; chi dren OF
decepdants OF Elizabeth Garrett, of Oarlett Gar
rett and John Garrett Nancy Garrett and Fhomas
Keys Pierre Geliurman admiuistrator; Verrnllon-
wi e, Louisiana; Joseph l.. Jameson, Bayou Gouia,
Iberve parish, Louisiana; Cummings, Brown q
Co. New orleans; and all other parties in interest,"
do show cause upon the fourteenth day of May.
d 1870, at eleven O'clock A. NJ before tn a
and SAID property t sid as prayed for and why all
ncumbran recorded against said property should
be Cancelled and erased And it is further Or
dered that notice of this petition aId order De
served upon SAID James Livingston. Charles Lily
lngston, Mar; ma Livingston, Mes. Benjamin Smith,
Eliza LIVINGSTON. Mrs. Lynn. w. Watson,
Charles Hammond. Martina B. HAMMOND,
Mrs Thomas Kearnaghan, L. G. hammond.
wife of j. W. Stokes, NJ a Hammond.
James Hammond. W. c. Hammond, james K. Gar
rett, William Garrett, Mary Ann Garrett, wife OF
w A Curl children of John IL. Garrett. deceased,
defendants of Elizabeth Garrett, of Catlett Gar
rett and John Garrett, Nancy Garrett. Thomas
Keys Pierre Gellurman. admin rator, Joseph l..
Jamison, Curmmings Brown Co., and all other
persons by serving copy upon them, or their agent
or att or ney or by said +. Norton, assignee, pub
fishing copy of said petition and order three times
in the New Orleans Republican, q newspaper
printed in New Orleans, the last publication 10 be
made at least five Gays before the day OF nearing
Signed April 8, 1870.
A true copy: o.,
Clerk $ Office, New Orleans. April 6, 1877
CHARLES CLAIBORNE, CLERK
Amin 81
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IA POydras Street.

# 1A POydras street,
HAS now on hand the largest, finest and best Sc
1ected assortment Of CHANDELIERS and GAS
MIXTURES of every observation-disclosures and
:domestic-that can be found this side of Phila-
deiphia and which he now offers for sale at lowest
prices that they be bought in Network at retail
He also keeps cons tantly hand, large supply OF
Iron, Gas and Steam Pipe and Fittings, which ne
Ill sell at the lowest market prices.
# He is also agent for the celebrated SPRING
1IELD GAS MACHINE, which he recommends
= being, without doubt, the best automatic Gas
Machine now in use and he is now prepared TO put
them up on plantations, at factories, hotels and
xhweIling houses, wherever cheap, brilliant and
liable light is required
Tor further assurance to the public of the merit
& these Machines, he refers to the annexed certi-
8 Ate OF Mr.. Bradish johnson, whose Sugar mousse
his Woodland Plantation is lighted b. one.
NJ. Fleming is also prepared TO do Gas and
team Fittings promptly and on the most reason
abIs terms. Those wanting suck work done, would
well to give him call before contracting else
here.
&& hereby certify that the SPRINGFIELD GAn
nGACHINE, for which MIR. John Fleming is agent II
Ibis state, and one of which put ND on rng
Woodland Plantation last fall, has worked well ano
4eivsn entire satisfaction.
"a BRADISH JOHNSON,
81 Woodland Plantation, Parish of Plaousminss.
~ fer I'm
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for the due. proper and speedy adm nistration OF
said estate and fer the interest OF the creoitors
therein. that said estate be sofa az puple i 80 d
free and clear of all incu,n brauces. Ihat ai "a
;ndyments mortgages Items and privileges recorded
against said property be Cancelled anu erase, ~
cnnbered tltle 10 any purchaser thereof reserving
to said John Watt Co. New Orleans, LouIS'ApMS'
Greedy Franklin parish Louisiana, and to al osnef
persons all their rights IN law TO the proceeuo u
salG property upon the distribution thereof.
wherefore, your petitioner prays that ne IN y De
ordered ard authorized to sell aid properly aoo'e
described at pubic auction Iree ana rtc
liens and privileges recorded against ssiu pIope1
be Cancelled and erased, SO that your peteioner can
convey a clear a. d ubIncumbered tltle 20 az! puI
cha er thereof. reserving to said John Watt a
o.. New Orleans. Lou,5ana Gordon Casb'
and all other persons all tue rights IN law tne
proceeds of sale OF SAID property, acco dlhg 70
their rank And he prays for all other necessary
(signeO A. DEB. HUGHES. Attorney
On motion of A. DEB. Hughes attorney of E E.
Norton, gnee, and upon suggesting 10 ne court
" That II John watt Co, New Orleans Louisiana,
Greey Franklin parish, Louisiana, and AL other
parties in interest. do show cause upon the four
A. NJ. before this court, why the said petit,o
should not be granted, and SAID property SOLD as
against said property should not be cancelsd and
erased. And 1t is further ordered that no,lGe OF
This DetitiOn and order De S6TVSu upou Hii u
Watt IL Co New Orleans Louisiana Gordon &
Castillo, New Orleans, Louisian NJ Greely' FRANK
lin parish Louisiana and all other persons, by
serving a copy thereof upon them, or their agent or
attorney BY said g. f. norton assignee pnos n
the New Orleans Republican, a newspaper printed
in New Orleans the last publication to be made at
least five day before the day OF hearing
Signed April 8. 1870. - our,
GIer9's othce. Ntw Orleans April 6, 1870
apl0 81 DyS CHAHLEo tLAIbOhNh Ole-h.
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FRANCIS LOUISIANA AUSTIN. WEE OF
Albert Wicker, vs.. Her Husband-Ho. 1880.
HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON THE SEW;
Il enth day OF April, p70 Judgment was rendered
this court, the following entitled suit, IN the
words and tiyuTes following, to wit;
Francis Louisiana Austin, Wife OF Albert WICKER,
vs.. Her Husband. No. 1880
On motion OF e. s. McCay, of counsel TOR PLAN,
tiff producing to the court due proof OF SAID
plaintiffs demand
1t is ordered adiudged and decreed that the Judg-
ment by default herein entered on the nineteenth
February, 1870, be confirmed and made final
and that there be Judgment in favor OF pialntiff,
Francis Louisiana Austin, and against defendant,
Albert Wicker. her husband, decreeing separator
of property and dissolution of the community OF
acsuets and gains heretofore existing between
them and that the furniture described IN the peti
ton be decrsed tina separate property OF plalntlf
and that be entitled to the possession thereof
and further that said plaintiff recover OF defendant
one thousand dollars in cash. with five per cent 10
terest per annum from judicial demand unti PAID,
and costs OF suit with privilege as q lowed by law.
Judgment rendered and signed April !, 1870
In testimony whereof | have hereunto set my
hand and affixed the seal of the said court at the
cjtv of New Orleans. this ninth day or April )1
ths year of our Lord thousand eight hundred
and Seventy and the ninety fourth year OF the IL
dependence of the United States
anlop5mv1o Deputy Clerk.
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HEREBY CERTIFY, THAT ON THE
twenty first day of arch, 1870 judgm emit was rem
nered in this c. urt the following entitled suit ID
the words and figures following, to wit:
Marie Elizabeth Monier, wife of I. Il. Hernandez
her husbanG-No 1881
In this case. subnitted to the court for determi
nation, the court considering tho law and the evi'
derce 10 be in favor of the paiutih-
1t is ordered that said plaintiff. Mrs. Marie Eliza
beth Morier wife Of Francois BAIL Hernandez, do
have judgment against the defendant, her said nus
band, 4. Z. hernandez, that the community OF &C
quests and gains heretofore existing between them
be dissolved; and that plaintiff do have and re,
from said defendant, her husband the sum OF
twenty five hundred dollars (S2500), amount OF her
paraphernal property with the privilege allowed TO
married women and costs OF suit.
judgment gned March IS. 1870
(Siguedj w. Ii. COOLEY, Judge
Ia testimony whereof, | have hereunto set my
hard and affixed ths seal of the said court, at the
city of New Orleans, on this twentyti tn day OF
| March, in the year OF our Lord oDs thousand elght
hupdrp and seveoty, and the ninety curtin year Of
| ths independence OF the United states.
| VIM. WUELPER,
| rah26 aplO25 Clerk.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
THE NORTHWESTERN
FIRE EXTINEULSHER COMPANY
BEING THE EXCLUSIVE OWNERS
HANCOCK PATENT FIRE EXTIh-
GUsSHER

Also, Of the Bate & Pinkham Attachment or I'm
prcvsment Also of the Laurent Patent. and also CT
the original patent granted to Messrs. Carrier aud
Vguon. of Paris--which latter patent underiies al
other Portable Fire Extinguishsri patents, and
which patent has just been sustained by the
Supreme Court tas per decision rendered by Chief
Justice Fisher for the several States of Illinois,
Michigan. Indiana. Wisconsin, Iowa, Minnesota,
Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama and Texas-hereby
give notice that all and every other PORTABLE
EXTIEGUISHER, ENGINE or VESSEL, for the
purpose of applying carbonic acid gas, or water
satura.ed with carbonc acid gas Tor the putting out
3f fire,
lis al Infringement on the Rights Of TIL
& Company,
&ri will be treated accordingly. The publc are
xereby cautioned agsin.t purchasing or using anE
WORKABLE FIRE EXTINGUISHkR as above
seribed, from any and all parties not duly author
ed bv rs 10 act as agents. The possession OF sucE
achine renders any person liable as well as make
JOHN V. FhRN ELL,
80 s. NJ MOORE,
j. b. SlILLSON,
81 +. r JACOBS,
z$M JAMES n. STEELE,
L. W. FAgWtLi4.
ID rectors of the Northwestern Fire txtlnguishe
HITCHCOCK, DUPEE EVARTS,
.,p2 Attorneys
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times in the New Orleans Repuoilcan' ne"spapsr
pade at least five days before the day OF hearing.
signed April 4, le7O. nrpprr Jrdaa
CLERKS Offce. New Orleans April 4, ls7U. cr-,-
aus u 90 CHARLES CLAlbuRfn. Clerk.
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UNITED STATES DIsrxICT C0URT
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
In Bankruptcy-No. cSz

IN THE MATTER OF JAMES P. sHEF'
field, Bankrupt.
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The creditors of the above estate hereby noti-
fed thar the second and third general meetings
Of creditors will be held At the Office OF Q; s. hsi.
hnnsa huilding at the city Of New Orleans, on the
seventh day Of May, 1870, at twelve o'clock N.
api72t Il. f. NORTON, Assignee.
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UNITED STATES DIsrH1Cr COZ IL
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
In Nankraplcy-NO. 1853

IN THE MATTER OF JOSEPH HOLE, IND1-
viduaDy and as a member OF the hiIn OF boIz,
Bloom d Co.. and Hoiz Bernhelmer. bankrupt.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.

SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
OF ORLEANS.
MARIE ELIZABETH MON1ER, WIFE OF +. q.
HERNANDEZ VS.. HER HUSBAND-No.
l23L
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DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
In Hankruptcy-No. ss5.

IN THE MATTER OF JOSEPH H. ERWIN.
Individually. and as member OF Erwin Co.,
Hac
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IN THE DISTRICT COUKT OF THE
UNITED STATES.
In BanhruptcH-NO. 172.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA

IN THE MATTER OF MOSES AND ISAAC
Goldstein, individually and members OF the
firm of NJ. Observation-Disclosures.
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DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
In Rankrnpicy-No. go.

IN THE MATTER OF j. LEE PETIT.
Bankrupt.
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DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
IN THE MATTER OF Henry CASTER,
Bankrupt
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
OF ORLEANS.

FRANCIS LOUISIANA AUSTIN, WEE OF
Albert Wicker, Us. Her Husband-Ho 1880.
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IMCsD NTATes nlsTn.Cr COIKN
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
In Bankruptcy-N0. 3S5.

N THE MATTER OF JOHN W. CLARKE,
Bankrupt.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
In Ennkruptcy-No. 1859.

THE MATTER OF HENRY @. PETTY.
Bankrupt.
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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-09-16

The Titusville Herald has the following
petroleum items:
The third sand rock was struck On Fri
day in tho well being drilled on the q. nj.
Winters Farm, Big Sugar Creek, at depth
OF lC50 feet. The second sand was !ifly-six
feet in thickness, pebble rock OF the best
quality. This farm is located ten miles
west of this city, near Proper's mills
A new well was struck on Saturday last
upon tie Ralston farm, located upon the
old road between Plumer and Oil City,
about one and half miles from the former
place. Messrs. Hukle and Davis own the
tract, and the we'll is now yielding between
forty and fifty barrels daily.
The McNair aud Thomas wells at West
Hickory, are doing respectively 200 and 800
barrels each.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-09-16

1t is reported that prominent New
York ship owner has offered to bet $50, 900
that he has steamer which can beat by
twenty-six hours any steamer which has
yet Crossed the Atlantic. Also, that the
steamer is Of American build, and will be
commanded by an American, and that If the
bet should be accepted, it would enable him
to show tho world something new about
American steamers.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-09-16

The mystery on the Brown iarm, men
tiOn of which we made same time siuce, has
been nearly explained. The rumor of a
new house being built on the strength OF q
sudden increase of one of the Elliott wells
has assumed reality. The house is built
and presents a:neat and homelike appear
ance, surrounded as it is with beautful
shade trees. Every necessary improvement
that could possibly be suggested has
been made, and oil that remains now is to
have the vine-clad cot occupied. For the
balance of the mystery the reader is refer
red 10 the book of chronicles Of the houses
of Kinney and Elliott. When the mystery
is to be fully explained report saith not.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-09-16

The bark Gazelle, of New Haven, Cap
tain Black, from Martinique, brought to
New York three of the survivors Of the
crew Of the bark Naconal, from Porto Rico
for Barcelona, which was lost on the 29th
of August. The remainder of her crew
were lost subsequent to the wreck. The
survivors rescued by the Gazelle were in a
dreadful condition, having been four days
without water or food upon the deck house.
OF tho nine who escaped upon this trail
craft, only three live. The remainder died
or jumped overheard In delirium.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-09-16

About dozen of the whaling fleet belong
ing in Provincetown, Massachusetts,, have
arrived home during the past fortnight, and
owing to the present depression in the bust.
ness, the net loss on the voyage will aver
age nearly $4,000 to each vessel. Full
three quarters of tho vessels arrived at that
place will DO Immediately withdrawn fol
some other use. The depression in the
whaling business is attributed to the low
price OF oil and the high cost OF the out
fits.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-09-16

Avoid quotations, unless you are well
studied in their import and feel their peril
nence. Our friend Jones, tho other day,
while looking at the skeleton of an ass
which had been dug out of sand pit, and
admiring and wondering at the structure OF
that despised animal, made very uufor-
tunate use Of one. "Ah," said he, with the
deepest humility, and simplicity worthy
Of La Fontalne, "we are tearfully and won
derfuily made"
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-09-16

IKE LEOPARD ere hanimal, my
little dears," observed the keeper of men-
agerie TO school, ''is q leopard. His
complexion ia yaller, agreeably diversified
with Llaei: spots. 1t was awulgcr herror
OF tbs hancients that tho critter vos hin
capable OF cbauGih' hia spo'e, vich vos dis.
proved III modem times BY ohseryiu that he
very frequently slept in one spot, and tie
next night changed tv INC !tee.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-09-16

The firm Vi SIaats IL Miles, proprietors Of
the Petroleum House, Oil City, has been
dissolved, Capt. J. r. lilies retiring. The
hotel will be gun ~ usual by Mr.. Stats,
whose reputation u u successful and popu.
lar landlord is too we'll known TO need any
recommend from Us. lie lnOws how to
'keep hotol," and those OF our citizens
visiting OH City will do we'll to pay Char
ley call,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-09-16
Latest and Most Important
War News.


Boullion. Sept. l5--I0:50 p. m. "
Part of Bazaine's army has cut lis way
through the Prussians at Metz and is now
marching on Paris. Canrobert is in coin-
mand.
Paris, Sept. 10.
The Prus SLAMS are advancing in Immense
force.
Tomorrow the capital will be completely
isolated.
i. The gas connections will not be cut for
few days.
The city is full of supplies Of water and
food.
The gates will be closed Tomorrow
There are now over 6,0O0, eco pounds OF
gunpowder in Paris.
Seventeen bridges over the Seine have
been destroyed.
No French fortress has yet been taken.
All classes arc resolved to fight to the
death.
London, Sept. Is.
The Pope has received letter from
King Victor Emanuel 10 which the latter
explains tho course which he has lately
taken.
Auy delay on his part wonld have occa-
stoned the proclamation Of a Republic in
every Italian city, and his army would not
have fought Republic, which would have
been fatal TO Papacy.
As it is, Republicanism is SO rampant
tina. it may prove irrepressibe.
Paris, Sept. Is.
The Prussian Uhlans have appeared ut
Nogent Sur, Marne, Colinas Sends, Cres-
pigny, Velges, Natinil, Plessy and Lands
NAL towns to the east, northeast aud south
east Of Paris.
Gen. Trocbu in his order OF to-day says
10000 men on the ramparts may, by per-
severing efforts save the city. The city
is unappr GA chable If its detenses are prop
erly armed.
Foreign representatives are still in
Paris.
The Prussians ore still swarmiug around
Nancy.
The Gaulois has reason to pred let happy
results from the peace negotiations now
pending,
Mundelshom, near Strasbourg, Sept. Is.
The beseigers completed the third par
allel Tuesday and for the past "a hours d
battery has maintained constant Grs with
telling effect.
The republic has been proclaimed in
Strasbourg.
\ detachment Of Gen. Killers command
dispersed force o, French Iiiem nea,
Colmar.
London, Sept. Is.
The Daily news of this morning contain:
a letter from Berlin giving the views OF The
Prussian Government.
The writer says: Prussia will not nego
tiate with the French Government a
Paris.
Prussia proposes first to occupy Paris.
The Regency and Senate aud Corps Leg
islatif will then be summoned who will b,
expected to name the conditioos to treat OIL
Prussian basis.
When this treaty is signed Napoleon vii
be released,and France will be left to he
own government.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-09-16
Gold at ] p. m., Has.
IN exchange thus gusheth:

An exchange thus gusheth:
t'Oh sweet September! thy first breezes
briag the dry leafs rustic aud the sqirres
laugAtsr, the cool fresh air, whence health
and vigor spring, aud promise Of exceeding
joy hereafter
To which tho jamestown Journal adds
the second verse, which Is practiced: 'Oh
sweet September! thou dost also bring the
golden pumpkin and tho apples slaug hter,
filling the pantry and the cider-srring with
promise Of good grub aud drink hereaf-
ter" ~
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-09-16

The French officers trunks captured re
more than three times the size allowed in
the Prussian army, and furnished with Won
dariul comfort. Not only shirts by the doz-
en-, dress uniforms and table linen, but
trout rods and glove openers were found in
these campaigning trunks.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-09-16

MAIRiEU.---At Kane City, Sept. 10Th, by
S. R,ynolds, Esq, Mr.. Joseph eraser aud
Miss Mary L. johnson, both Vi that place g.
Qqr old friend Perley Lawrence witnessed
the harpy aif.ir Whether he or our basb-,
tul Justice performed the old-timo custom
OF kissing the bride our informant saith MOI,
One thing they did do, howsyer, and that
was TO drink the health oil the happy couple
10 lowing bumper y. excellent wine.