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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-20

ToRsALE-AQ QUARTER LOT '1 saF
q on York street, opposite tho Seventh
Ward School House. on Wheeling Isl.nd, ~
on which Is Frame Dwelling Containing four
rooms, COW stable and other OutbulldlngS. ti
PrIec $500. Terms cAsh, Title gnq4Gstlon-
able. Applyt0 MARY MADDEN,
Market street, opposite John Armstrong
Lumber Yard. ettl .s4aI -1 80 BGpI1sS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-20

TIM PuroSt and sweetest God Liver Oh in he
world, manufactured from hesh healthy livsES
upon tho sOA shore, ItIsperfeotly pure and sweet.
Ask for Hazard b ciSWaEl'S God Liver on"
manuIAetuFodby t-g3,s-5 iaEl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-20

INSTITUTION FOR THE DEAF, Dunn
AND BLND.-A pamphlet, giving the
names of the Board OF Regents, the otli
GERS and teachers, together with tue IN
nouncemcnt Of location, act of Legislature
establishing, and the bylaws adopted fol
the government Of the West Virginia In
stitution for the Deaf, Dumb and Blind
has been on our table for several days,
through the courtesy Of Rev, D. W. Fish.
or, member Of tie Board for this Senate
rial district ~ T|.AlGS4D &% ~ VI
AT thuIlast meeting Of the Board, the
Institution was located at Romnoy, in the
county Of Hampshire, and q corps oil
officers and teachers elected. We
give the names: Prof. H. H. Hollister,
principal !; Prot. Fl. H. Johnston, male
teacher; Miss Rosa r. Harris, female
teacher; Prof Holdridge Chtdester, as
sistant tcacherin the deaf mute depart,
ment; Mrs. Lucy B. White, matron; DR..
s. R Luptons physician, s.o.l slaa
Section nine Of the act establishing the
Institution provides that, tall deaf and
dumb and blind youth, residents Of the
State Of West Virginia, between the ages
of,six and twenty-five years, shall be Hd-
mitted to pupilage in the Institution on
application to'the Principal, until the In
stitution Is filled. Applicants shall be nd.
mitted in the order Of their application.
All pupils shall be admitted rs above d.
rected without charge for board md tut
ton, and in cases Of indulgence, their
clothing shall be. furnished by the Ihstitu.
ton while they are inmates Of the same"
Wearc informed that the first session
Of the Institution will commence on Thurs.
day, the Goth inst, and our exchanges
throughout the State would confer Il favor
on the afflicted classes for whose benefit
twas established IL they would notice
this fact in their columns. Further infor-
nation can DO obtained by addressing the
Principal at Romney. b ..'s F'i.sa5 l.ss
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-20
NEW YORK,
PHILADELPHIA.
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING

ElIIIl Iiflls 3II'-' 33-TI
81 10 tfa
si.9 az MlA5MANNRR
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6 BRO,
NO. b9 MAIN STREET,
WHEELING, W. VA,

INI 'EWHkELINu1 w va
wholesale dealers in Bar and Sheet Iron, Norway
Iron and Nall Rod, Cast Shear and Spring Steel,
Nails, Spikes, Anvils, ViSes, Springs Axles, Hot
Pressed Nut8, Washers, Wagon Hubs, SpokeS,
FelloeS, Smith Bellows, slOdGes, Plaster Paris,
Ne Plus Ultra Lime, Common Lime Cement &c,
0EateiulfOr tho liberal patronage bestowed on
th0 old arm OIL. G. HlldFoth d Bro, would 70
Spoctfally AK continuance Of tho came 10 the
new dEm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-20

L
ASSExAF ihS Y OF soi65T1ft! " nREE:ISd.-
Alta meeting Or the city Council; held last
week, q totnt.spectal Committed was up
pointed to confer with committee ap.
pointed on behalf Of the town Of South
Wheeling, in relation to tho annexation Of
that corporation to our city, These COM
mitteeg met last Saturday evening and
agreed upon the following resolutions
which win, probably be presented At ths
session Of the City. Council (. be held III
night: - ,r..s. .s.,o ,rrs., ..s,
ReaQlped, That the Joint Committee, ~.
commend to the Council Q Of tie City of
Wheeling and to the Trustees Of the town
OF South Wheeling, through their respect
i've committees composing this Joint Com
mittee, that the corporation Of South
Wheeling shall be taken into the City Of
Wheeling, with such other territory as
the Legislature may grant, by IN extern
sion Of the corporate limits Of the City Of
Wheeling. $3.50 !iir on +i.si -
ea RcGOluSd, That the City Of Wheeling
shall then extend It's water pipe into the
present territory Of South Wheeling, and
supply water therefomI during the year
1871, on Third street to Walnut, on
Fourth street to Hilbert, on Filth street to
the town line, and on Sixth street to Oak
street. ala if7 y5g'fs5a ~ Hai l
ReSoFoed, That the City Of Wheeling
shallsupplyathe territory composing the
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UNRoUALnRD IN THE CITY

OF. SStoSE ID purchased at the East, At The low
6stcAah prices, and our facilities are superior II
any oaacO in the city for style and pronptnosS,
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Dress Parade at 4:SO P. y, ,,.-,t-f
The foregoing Is also published by or
der Of tho Committee. is'nHiH all sod. aI9
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EAST LINE.
MAIL TRAIN.
, ACCOMMODATION
IAsT-LEAvRs r. YEST-LEGvRs
'Wheeling daily ~, Wheeling daily

GA6E-LHAVb4 ~. ~ HESTS7LkHYEA
"Wheeling daily wheeling daily
at........ .1.55 4, m. ats. .. -. .SS n m.
ARRIVES AT 1 ARRIVES At,
Grafton. 4:10 b. m. GAINESVILLE, :. 300 D. m,
Parkersburg .@45 >. m. Newark. p! 1910 s. N,
Cumberland. .10:1b .. N. SanduGky ,4:6S q. N.
"ennqAys excepted, Sundays excepted. 3
Trains on the Main Line mako Connections al
Baltimore with trains for Philadelphia, New
York and Boston. AT Relay, House, va Wash.
Ington City, fol-, al points South.
Central Ohio trains make direct connection 'At
Columbus for al point, West and Northwest - I
Tickets to al principal points can Be procured
ct tho once, IEIEg VyiJ yJOHNfLL WILSON.
r Master Of Ttanspo lon, Baltimore.
.",. h. ~ L = . RTOEVRIR9: r
jun14 ~ = Z. General a 6nk Wheeling.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-01
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
ASsEssuK's NOTICE.
UNITED STATES INTERNAL. REVENUE, }
Assessor Unlce First Di trict OF LOUISIANA.
q a nril j. lAin l


Assessors Once, First Di trict of Louisiana.
New o. leans. April l. 1870.
THE ANNUAL, INCOME LIST OF ASSESS
4 ments for the year ending December 81, 1852
III ade IN complianc with IAN act to provide In
ternal revenue to support the government, to pay
interest the pu he debt, ana for other purposes
approved June 80, R64. amended by subsequent
acts, hayitg been returned oy the Assistant As
SCISSORS of the First District Of Louisiana to the
undersigned, Asses or OF SAID Dis riot:
Notice HEREBY ven that said annual income
list will open tor examination by taxpayers
for tae period 81 ten Gays from tns cate at rSGm
time any person or peraons feeling themselves ag
grieved by ths action of Assistant Assessors may
nd immediately sfter the expiration Of said ten
days, the eleventh. twelfth, thirteenth ana four
teenih of Auril 1870 1 will determine all appeals
made and taken by the Assistant Assessors.
All appeals to the Assessor IS aforesaid, must be
made in writing. and specify tho particular cause,
matter thing respecting which decision Is re
quested. and state the ground of error com
Tine FIRST District Of Louisiana is comprised
within the parishes OF Orleans Jefferson, s.. Ser.
nard. Paquemines, 81 Ohariss It; James. st j. onn
ston, st. Helena, Washington and St Tammany.
In the parish of Lsfourche appeals will be made
to this office through Assistant Assessor Oscar
In the parishes of st. James and Ascension
through Assistant Assessor E. Valentine. at Con-
In the parishes of Washington, st. Helena,
Livingston and ST: Tsmmany. through Assistant AS
sessor james g. Wauds, at AmIte Ot:y.
In toe parishes of ST. Charles and st. John Bap-
tist tbrough Assistant Assessor I. Voisin, at Bon
In the parish of Terrebonne, through Assistant
Ass ssor NJ Hauke. at Houma.
Said Assistant Assessors are hereby notified to
transmit all such appeals to this office immediately
upon their receipt
All other appeals must be made directly to this
ofice.
Assessor First District of Louisiana,
Office. Room No. UustoMhouse Building
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United States Marshal District of Louisiana.
nh3 apo l6 q so ms7

sSSrosassa t. al The Rights q f.ins jacob
fa COURT
for the Fifth Circnit and District OF
to The %
coed to sell, to the highest bidder. on SATURDAY.
Of
AA dIERGs ks2s As o as fs ss
eyerythir thereto appertaining and belonging and
advantages etc. thereunto belonging or appsrtain.
ing in any manner, situated on the right bank Of
twenty ys miles abose the town q satostooSss.
bounded above by lands now or lately belonging 20
+. L. Hyams and below by lands now or lately BE-
longing to Benjamin Grape. and containing six
hundred and thirty and light one hundredths
"? * s0- TR ACT OR PARCEL OF LAND. in the
rear of and attached to said plantation containing
Thomas Hunter. United states Deputy surveyor.
belonging to E L. lily ans. and on the east. BY see
ton NO. 35 in township eleven, OF range nine. and
fe 5. TIE Undivided HALF OF TRACT OF
b, vi. Byams. containing two hundred and twenty
pine. and fly one-hupd edths t229 50-lo0l
Bounded northeast by lands or lately belonging
to Benjamin Grape. east by section No 36 in town
ship No II, of range nine and on the south by sec
| ton No, 2 township No. 10, Of range No, 9, vest.
of section No. in township No. TO- north OF range
No. west, containing one hundred and fourteen
and seventy six hundredths Ql4 IS 100 acres be-
ing he property conveyed by FL. l. Bennett to
Charles a. ?etrovio and Thomas Hunter, per act
before W. H. Peters, notary, of dnte ninth of Janu
ary 1851 and duly recorded in the parish OF Natchi
toches.
ferms-Cash, at the time of adjudication. Ia
United States treasury notes.
COST of deed stamps, ETC., at the expense Of the
purchaser.
United States Marshal's Office. New Orleans
March 30, 1870.
S. 3. PACKARD,
United States Marshal, District of Louisiana.
,,h3 q ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-01
ANUS EN- ESTS.
Varieties Theatre.

This evening the new comedy of "Tilting y
with Miss Charlotte Thompson as Tgenene
de .Santerre, to conclude with the musical
sfterpece of Loan of Lover" TO-mor-
row. at twelve o'clock, first Charlotte
Thompson matinee and last representation
of Fitting"
Opera House,
Tomorrow, at twelve O'Clock, grand matt.
nee and "Les Bibelots du Diable." Doors
open at eleven O'Clock. No reserved places.
Tomorrow evening Verdi's grand opera of
'Rigoletto." Sunday evening Les Bibelots
du Diable.
The Morlacchi Ballet Troupe and sun.
dine are the great sensations at the st.
Charles Theatre. There can be no compar-
ison between the ballet as we have seen it
on the stage here, and the peculiarly fasci.
mating and charming dances of the Morlac-
chi troupe. They are positively bewitching,
and as for "Undine," the great spectacle is
superbly represented. Morlacchi matinee
tomorrow at twelve O'Clock.
Academy of Music.
This evening, benefit of Miss Lucille
Western and the great character Of Leah,
the Forsoken. First Western matinee to.
morrow noon, and EAST Lynne" To-
morrow evening, "Oliver Twist" Sunday
night, Miss Western as Nancy Sykes. Mon
day night, "Frou Frou." Miss Western por-
trays character admirably. and her persona
tons are faithful to the life and peculiar for
their accuracy. By all means go and see
her this evening on the occasion of het
benefit.
Amea Circus and Msnagerie.
The Oriental Menagerie and Circus at
Tivoli Circle next Monday, first moving in an
imposing procession that will extend more
than mile.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-01
IMPORTANT BALE OF PUBLIC
PROPExTY.

OFFICE DEPOT QuARTERMAsTER,
Corner Camp and south streets,
New Orleans louisiana, April l, 1870.
WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION ON
w TUESDAY. May 3, 1870. at Vicks burg Press,
corner OF Oaiiops ana Front Levee Streets the fol
lowing new an serviceable Quartermaster'e Stores
not required for issue, viz
1902 pounds Manila Rope. new.
1926 pounds BSling Rope. new.
1858 pounds 1arred Rope new.
1884 pounds Boiler Iron, assorted.
24I9S pounds Round iron. assorted.
% 404 pounds Flat Iron, assorted.
1928 pounds Square Iron, assorted.
leOO pounds Iron Rivets assorted.
AIT pounds Copper.
2 Steam Wrecking Pumps.
steam Whistles.
l254 pounds Hemp and Jute Packing
aga pounds Composition Nails and spikes.
$50 yards Bunting.
400 pounds Asphaitum.
Horses ana tive Mules.
1850 Grain sacks.
Portable Canvas Boats.
Together with large assortment OF Marine
Stores. Hardware, Crockery. Elacksmiths', Wheel
wrights, Carpenters, Saddiers and Timers Tools
and Materials.
Terms-Cash in national currency.
sale TO commence al eleven o clock A. M, and con-
tinue daily IN til all the articles are sold.
BY order of Brevet Brlgadier General Fred Myers,
Chief Quartermastsr Department OF Louisiana:
K. j. SrkANG.
Brevet Lieutenant Colonel and Depot Quarter
master. applet
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-01
Academy of NJ uaic.

THE TRADES AND THE CoLoRED MEN.-The
journals which specially represent the labor
ing classes have expressed hearty approval
OF Senator Revels' speech. The New York
Star has a particularly courageous article
on the question, attacking those who keen
up distinctions of race or class in the labor
market after they are abolished in political
life and advocating perfect freedom for all.
1t says: 'The Trades Unions of the country
understand these things better than the
politicians, and they believe in standing by
the worker. whether white or black, male
or female.' 1t is important 10 know that
the Trades Unions are taking this enlight-
ened view of the subject, and the Star may
be assumed to speak with authority in refer
ence to it. The whites need not fear the
competition OF the blacks and there would
be little excuse for the Trades Unions
arraying themselves in| bitter persecution
against the colored workman.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-01
New Orleans. March 81, Is

New Orleans. March 81. 1s7O-At q
meeting of the Directors of the CALCASlEU
SULPHUR AND MINING COMPANY OF
LOUISIANA. held this day at No. lC4 Canal street,
tire following Directors present. to wit: Anil
car Fortier. Carl Konn, Henry Peychaud. W. B
Koontz, Alexander Sonneval and Z. II. Summers.
On motion. Henry Peyehaud was called to the
chair. and Alexander Bonneval WAS appointed Sec
rotary
The following officers elected, in accordance
with the charter. for the first term:
President-W. B. K0ONTz.
Secretary and Observation-Disclosures BONNIE
VAL.
e. Extract from tho minutes:
, ALEXANDER BONNEVAL.
AMI 5t Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-01

Hope. the celebrated London banker, who
was suffering from an inexorable malady
which prevented him from eating, seeing a
friend at work upon q chop, exclaimed with
hand as it was conveying piece of chop on
fork to his mouth, {" Cherished friend,
would give millions to be able to eat that
chop as thou art doing!" And III. Nathaniel
Rothschild, who was paralyzed. on hearing
of an accident to his brother from fall
from his horse, exclaimed, "Ah how happy
he must be to be able to get on horseback at
the risk even of breaking his neck by a fall
/ would give million to be able to risk as
much ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-01
o. MARSP rs SALES.
z. r. Norton an d
signees Of Given. Il

" ssasss Fl Given: 4 ss:ea o.. bsnnaDss. v.
| L for the District of Louisiana, No: NS- by VI
| tue of wri. of ieri facas to me direct IN the
sSsss sni sddsr sa XII RlSSssa
At twelve (2 o'clock M, at the Coarthouse: N
in this State, the following described properly. via
/. A TRACT OF LAND. lying at Charpen-
Teche by twelve arpepts in depth from said Bayou.
and from thence having eight arpents front. more
two hundred and twenty two arpents in superficial
extent, purchased by the said D. r. Iherne rom
and rom Narosse Chiasson, by an act passed be-
fore Simeon Valery Martin. notary. on the rst Of
2. A 4KACF OF LAND. having about one hum
dred and fifty eight acres, bounded on the upper
lower o' side By the proer Of
purchased by said 3. 4. TnCrne from Stapisias
twenty -seeond day of December, 1853.
her ephs south Of rao 81 number six east on the
western bank of Bayou Teche. boundso on the
line and y lands s ling to ta sd SAID ID
CALLER purchased by the said S I 1horns fra n
Of act Seos
Valery Martin, rotary. on the twenty-hfth Gay OF
a / a iiR 40 OF LAND lying in said township
number eight, south of range number six, east.
Southwestern District Of Louisiana, containing ons
divided half of tract of land having four hundred
and sixty-one 43l0U arpents, the whole purchased
BY S. T. Ihorns from Alexander E.telet, By en- act
passed before Simeon Valery Martin, notary on the
ii st day of October, lo57
8. A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND: lying at the
place called 'Grande Pointe, cor tanning one hum
dred and sixty.tbree 75-loo acres. being the irac
tonal southeast quarter of sec ion number twenty
five, in township number eight, south OF rangs
number six east purchased by tho said s. 4.
before Aiphonss Landry notary Of the parish OF st.
Martin on the twenty ninth day of Angus, 1859.
& A r. hal in "a
southwest fractional quarter of section number
twenty five, in township number eight, south of
range plumber six east in the Southwestern District
of Louisiana. containing one hundred and ffty
is leo scres purchased by the said s. II. ThorDe
from Aureiu Breaux. BY act under private sigma
tufe, Gated twentieth day Of august, 1858.
Together with all the buildings and Improvements
thereon, machinery, etc.
Terms-Cash at the time OF adjudication, IN
United States Treasury notes
Cost of deed, stamps. ETC., at the expense Of Tho
purchaser.
United States Marshsrs Office. New Orleans.
March 80, 1871.
United States Marshal District of Louisiana
-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-01
FOR SALE,
An D6 FOB 3 a l. Il
ON LIBERAL TEENS.

ON LIBERAL TEENS.
The undersigned offers for sale. in lots 70 suit
purchasers. from forty scres upward.
UhCLEaRED xANDs
in the following parishes:
ASsUMPTION-s2o acres near Lake Verret.
AVOYFLLES-4.0 acres on Atohafaays near it's
its junction with cid or Red river
CARROLL 273O acres llns OF Vcksburg and
Shreveport Railroad
1889 ares on Bout river
100 acres on Comma creek.
4l57 acres near BBuf river
CATAHOULA-so acres one-half mile from Tensas
1Iver.
CONCORDIA-I5l4 acres On Bayou Oooodrie.
CALDWELL-loo6 acres on Bayou Lafourcne, near
B9af river.
EAST BATON ROUoE-8so acres ou Mississippi
river, six miles above city or Baton
IBERyILLE-ls5 acres near Indisn Village, at
junctioniof Bayou PIaquemine and Grand
go acres back of Bayou Goula. near Grand
74s acres on Bayou Alabama.
ll57 acres on Bayous DE CtaiZe and des Ours.
n acres near Bayou Crosse Iets.
MOREHOUSE-le4 acres near Bceuf river
1856 acres on Bayou Bonne ldee.
lnil acres near Bayou Bonnie Ides.
997 acres on Bayou Gallon.
POINTE COUPEE-las7 acres near Bayou For.
s3s acres near False river.
2I6 acres rear of Ora ID ieves.
20l acres near Old river.
40 acres near Bayou Crosse Tete.
ST. BERNARD-lls acres near Mississippi river,
five miles below New Orleans.
ST. CHARLES-767 acres near Mississippi river.
ST. JAMES-llO0 acres rear Golden Grove Planta-
lion.
ST. JOHN-lO5o acres back of Mississippi river.
ST. LANDRY-336 acres near town OF Washington
400 acres on road from Washington to Bayou
1913 acres on Bayou Cour.ableau.
Ills acres near mouth OF Bayou Petit Prairie,
Atchafaaya river.
800 acres near mouth of Bayou Rouge,
lts0 acres lear Inc OF Louisiana Central and
Baton Rouge Railroad.
ST. MARTIN-ls36 acres on Bayou Alabama.
S8S acres on Bayou Cane.
40 acres on Bayou des Ours.
TERREBONNE-770 acres near Bayou Black
81 acres near lighthouse at Pointe aux Fer.
Atchafaiaya bay.
OUACHITA-lalO acres near line of Vicksburg and
Shreveport Railroad.
$40 acres near Boauf river.
WEST BATON ROUGE-S92 acres near. Bayou
1910 acres, partly cleared with dwelling house
and cabins, known as the Mittie Lawn
Plan alton" on Baton Rouge and Crosse
l4l6 acres. same description as above except
no buildings the place.
WEST tELIOiANA-950 acres on M ississippi
river four miles above Bayou Sara.
A small portion OF land Gle ared having
q dwelling house and four cabins for
hands same. suitable for wood yard,
being well tiInbered-
Also, . isrge quantity OF Graduated Lands in the
parishes of VIM, Franklin, Catahou!a, Ouachita,
More hou Sc and Caldwell.
j. II. HALSEY,
Attorney foS estate o, A. j. Powell, deceased,
Office No. l35 Gravier street,
mhI9 New Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-01
5000 KEW ARD.

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Executive Department. ?
New Orleans, March 81, 1870.
WHEREAS Information has been received by me
that j. ii. Wisper, Sheriff Of the parish Of Ousch
aud Offut johnson, a witness, coptiosd in Jail at
Monroe, were, the thlrtieth instant, murdered
by party of men in DISGUISE who by violence iber
ated the man BEAVEh.S, accused of murder from
the Parish Jail of the parish of Ouachits
Whereas, 1 he said murderers are now at large,
fukitIves from justice.
Now, therefore. ], ii. G. Warmotb, Governor Of
the State OF LOUISIANA IN the name and BY au
thority of the State do hereby issue this my
pr clamatiou offering reward of five Thousand dol
lars $500 for the apprehension and CONNECTION OF
the u urderers of Wisnet ami johnson, and ths
4ppreheIs,on and conviction of the murderer
BEAVERS.
thirty first day OF March, 1870, and of the in
dependence of the United states the ninety
fourth. IL. y. WAhMOTH.
By the Governor:
PITT CRAVATH,
Assistant Secretary of State. spl
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q, 5. MARSHAL'S MONITlONS
Nelson Armstrong 81 al VS.. Steamboat
R,pL w,H

Nelson Armstrong es al VS.. Stcamb0ao
Nick Wall.
N THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District of Louisiana, No. 9553in obeda-
ence to an admiralty warrant TO me directed in tbs
above entitled suit. have seized and taken inso
The Steamboat NICK WALL, her tackle etc.
hbeied by Nelson Armstrong ct al. for the
set forth in the abel now pending the
District Court of the United States.
And do hereby cite and admonish the owner or
owners thereof and all and every person persons
having pretending to have any right, title in
terest in or to the same to be and appear at Dis
aforesaid to be holden at the city of New Orleans
or before the THIRD MONDAY from the date
hereof 70 show cause, 4 any they have or can why
the said steamboat should not be condemned and
be SOLD aRreeabiy to the prayer Of nbelants.
United States Mar hal's Office, New Orleans
twentysecond day of March, 1870.
mh22 % ap II United States Marshal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-01

Cftiaens' Bank Of Louisiana, New
Orleans, March 81, ls70.-This Bank las Fisca
Agent of the State of louisiana is prepared to
receive bids for the sale of IS ecOo of Six Per Cent
Bonds of the State, dated May $780, payable forty
years after da e. with semi annus interest coupons
attached payable in New York, issued by virtue of
an act of the Legislature approved March l6. 1870
expressly for the purpose of providing for all the
floating debt of the State.
The Bonds will be delivered in New York, say
ST. 010 ready, in May S,000. eco on first
June and $lOOOOC0 on fifteenth June. 1870, or, if
preferred the whole as soon as ready-in either
event to be paid for cash on delivery
JOHN G. GAINES, President.
The sale of the above Bonds will insure the pune
tusl payn emit in future Of all coupons Bonds of
the State of Louisiana. mh3l 2w