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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-25
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
IN THE MATTER OF JOSEPH HOLZ, INDI-
vidually. and a member of the firms OF Holz.
Bohm d Go. and Hoiz d Bernhemer.
rRIOT OF LOUISIANA.
In Bankruptcy-NO. 1853.

THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES NO
l. tice of his appointment as Assignee Of the &C.
tate of Joseph Holz of Parish of Orleans and State
of Louisiana, adjudged . bankrupt upon his own
petition. E. f. NORTON, Assignee.
myl0 laV3t
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-25
In Bnnkruptcy-No. 200.

In RnnkruptcY-N0s <OO
THE CREDITORS OF THE ABOVE ESTATE
i are hereby notified that the second general
meeting of creditors will be held at the office OF
o. s. Kellogg one of the Registers in Bank
ruptcy at New Orleans. Customhouse building. on
the sixteenth day of June. 1870 at twelve o'clock M
j. j. TARLETON,
T. Z. NORTON.
my25 2t Assignees.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-25

DISTRICT OFIOUISIANA.

IN THE MATTER OF HENRY f. GIVEN.
Henry r. Bryan Dickson A. Given aud William
O Watts, individually and as members of the
firm of Given, Watts Co, bankrupts
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hxIy. pRAMATIS MEMORIES
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Among the English comic almanaes Punchs
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Illustrations by Tennie Keene, Du Maurie and others
NJ which Teuniels are much the best although some OF
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Judv appears The Comic Album Of Folly and Fdsh'o, with
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and " il was necessary TO make bedora
believe that she was not really GeOrgianas sister
or at all events not the child of Georgianas father
IN order that the unfortunate girl even at the sacr
flee of her mothers good name, might delude herself
with the hope that il the divorce were OBJ
tanned, there would remain no real OBJ
stacle TO her marriage with her seducer"
Lord Byron's name, it will be observed, was not
coupled with the story at this time: Medora was
only told that she was the illegmatc child of her
0l6:her. II was from Lady Byron, in 1S4O, that she
,oorr.S the of her father DR.. Mackay believes
49,, III, pvTQn learned it from Georgiana Ire
vanion, and that u, woman ei'nci ~
altogether for the sham W purpose we nave men
toned, or, possibly, got it fro,'" u,a.~
To us this theory seems incredible 1ts, 'PO.VS
loathsome depravity IN Mrs. Trevanon than H' 80.
been attributed to any of the actors in this shocA Wy
drama. 1t supposes that, for no adequate reason.
she would blast the reputation Of her mother, and
condemn her sister TO life of shame. II she wanted
a divorce she had cause already for adultery had
been committed and proving that hedora was Lef
half-sster would not further her plans: It Is much
m ore likely that she mae any such revelation.
We have only Medoras word for It; and that is
worth very little In such case as this. She bames
her mother and her sister for exposing her to the
danger which proved her ruin. She even charges
the sister win virtually enticing her 70 SIN,
Probably these charges purely fictitious designed
to soren the horrors of her narrative and stand for
ntr excuses
Or. Mackay argues that Lady Byron cannot have
entertained the suspicion or belief which she com
muncated to Medora until some time later than ths
mpposed revelation of 1884, because her account OF
the separation published in Noore's Life IN 1851
seems inconsistent with it, But in the first place
that account is not really inconsistent with behef
in the charge of incest it is only inconsistent with
a willingness TO have that belief suspected. Ana
again even if she did not know 1t in $780, II fs queer
LOGIC TO conclude that she can not have
known il in 1851. There is another diff
Guilty. however, which the editor has ap-
parently overlooked Blr. s. says that
DIR. Washington ami others in lS43 were in pos
session of the secret which Lady Byron conided to
Mrs Stowe as the cause of the separation. Are
we TO infer that the "secTet' which she impaired to
her adviser in 1916 was different from the secret
which she impaired to him laterf There are OBJ
vious difficulties in believing that it was the same
there are equally obvious difficulties in believing
that il was different except the suppostion thar
she had become upon this one point OF unsound
mind-a suppositon in which DIR. Mackay's book
upon the whole tends to confirm u.s.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-01
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-03-17
THE TOUGHEST YARN YET.
Remarkably Brilliant EHpsdient for
Getting out OF Prison.
From the Lawrence, Ka., journal.

Every one at all familiar with the history
of Kansas at an early day will remember
DR.. John boy, whose conflicts with the
pro-slavery party, and whose exploits in
connection with the underground railroad
while the ubiquitous fugitive slave law was
in force, made him extensively notorious.
1t will be remembered that, having re.
moved to Battle Creek, Michigan, he was
arrested on the charge OF procuring an alb
ortion, and thereby causing the death Of
the woman who sought his services. On
this charge he was found guilty, and SEN
fenced to long term OF confinement in
the state prison. As he was found dead in
his bed one morning, under circumstan-
ces which strongly pointed to poison as the
cause of his death, 1t was generally sup
posed that he resorted ITO suicide TO ward
OFF tho disgrace whichhwould result from
his Imprisonment. At all events he was
buried, and, as usual, almost forgotten.
Now comes the romantic portion OF his
history. A gentleman, whose statements
are considered entirely reliable, called at
our Office yesterday, and showed us let
ter purportlng to come rom daughter Of
this same Doy dated from some town in
Ohio From this letter it seems that
though legally dead, he is still living, and
at present l. in England. The letter stated
that he mad sent tor one daughter, who
was already with him, and that the rest OF
the family were making arrangements TO
follow Immediately,
The circumstances of his resurrection
from the grave are stated somewhat as fol-
lows: Having formed collision with
some friends, he took large dose of NOR
phia, and when found in the morning the
vital forces were apparently extinct As
he was considered dead, OF course no OBJ
jectons were raised to his body being re-
stored to his family
This being done, in order to carry out
the deception, coffin was procured and
regular funeral services held, the body be-
ing committed to what all supposed to be
its final resting place. When everything
was over his grave was opened, the body
removed, and by the application of power
ful remedies. soon restored to its normal
condition. Prudence of course required
that he should leave country where he
vas no longe. safe, and accordingly he
went to England, his former home.
The story seems to SAVIOR more ofromanee
than of reality; but if our account should
prove correct. and we have great confidence
IN the reliability OF our informant, it will be
another illustration OF the truth of the old
adage "Truth Is stranger than fiction.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-03-17
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From the Dublin University Magazine.
Hush TIA. ,iurmur Of the river,
And the breeze through oak and pine
Fntters to the open cas- ment,
Thrills the slender Byzantine;
Lol one comes; bear the rustic
OF her garments through the gloom,
And her fooisiep wakes the echo,
And her presence fills the room.
Hush hear trembling promise
And q fond farewell Of tears,
And my vision lies behind me
In the valley Of the years;
For a moment met together,
Neither speak, and neither move,
With sudden sense of sorrow
Born of memory and OF Love.
Hush the night Ia still, and holy
Love must whisper full OF truth,
And tho glory OF her presence
Brightens all wy wasted youth.
Link our hands. my heart relenting,
"Oh beloved, forglvsl'
Know such moments come from Heaven,
When The dead return and live.