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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-02-05

OiO iblo Ohi IL cOUTFUL. III u account oil lie
transaction, says that the. Minister Of Justice. as.
soon as he heard the affair, ordered the arrest Of
the Prince, but. five hours before the issuance Of
the order he had surrendered himself into the custS-
dy OF the Commissioner Of Police Of Auteril, and
had been taken to the COnciergerie.
The Office Of the MarseYaise. Henri RochaCort,s
newspaper, has been seized by order Of the Govern
ment.
PARIS, Jan. I2-Tbe Marseildise, published Ia
the morning yesterday, contained the following
leader, printed in large type. and headed:
1.-The murder committed by Prince Pierre Bona
parte upon Citizen Noir. The attempted murder
by Prince Pierre upon Citizen Uirich de FouryilIe.
81 have bad the weakness TO believe n BOnaparte
conld be other than an assassin. I have dared 10 inn
agine that a fair duel was. possible in that family
where murder and waylaYiDg are traditional and
habitual. Our cO-laborer Paschal Groussett. has
showed my error, and to-day we mourn our dear
friend, victor Noir, assassinated by the rufian,
Pierre Napoleon Bonaparte. For eighteen years
past France has been in the bloodstained hands Of
those cut-throats who, not content with grape-shot-
ting Republlcans in the streets. allure them into
Daited traps Tor the purpose OF Strengthening them
at home. People of France bave you not decided
~ enough of thisf PebgpLe Er0ncdise! est CT que
dec'de"'e'a ." ne trouUe' pas, qlt'en cola Ossise
HENRI RoCBEPoRT.n
PARIS, Jan. l3-Lo Marseilaise publishes a state
ment made by Fouvelle in regard to killing Victor
Noir by Prince Bonaparte. After presenting the
letter from Paschal Groussett, the Prince asked.
: Are yon the representative Of these wretcbes 2"
Noir rephed. y" we are the representatives OF our
friends" The Prince then suddenly struck him
with his left hand, at the same time drawing n
pistol ready cooked with his right band, and fred
upon Noir with the muzzle close to him, Noir sank
on the doorway.
The Prince then turned and fred upoa he FaH-
Vile who endeavored 10 draw a small pistol. The
Prince rushed upon the latter, but, when he saw
he was armed. retreated behind the door, aimed at
DE Fauville. who. comprehendinR the ambush into
which he bad fallen, and rejecting If he fred there
would not he wanting those who would charge them
as aggressors, be rushed out, crying murder, tho
Prince firing at him as be ran into the street. He
fonnd Victor Noir dead, having had strength 10 do
scend the stairs.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-02-05

MAsoNIc.-The regular monthly meeting of Ha-
waiian Lodge No. 81, r. & A. NJ, viii be held at
their rooms, Makee's building, on Monday evening
next. at Il O'Clock.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-03
Dominique Durac VS.. Mrs. X0emie
Harang.

Dominique Durac VS.. Mrs. ZOemie
IN THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT
L for the Eff Circuit and District of Louisiana.
No. 6l77.-By virtue of a writ of seizure and sale
to me directed IN the above entitled suit. l will
DAY, June 4, 1870, twelve u2 o'clock NJ, st the
Courthouse, in the town OF ihibodauX, parish Of
Lafourche, the following described properly, to
wit
THE UNDIVIDED FOURTH OF A CERTAIN
SUGAR PLANTATION, situated in said parish,
the LETT descen ding bank of the Bayou afourche,
at about thirty-six miles below the town of Thibo
daux measuring nlnetythree arpeDts more or less
the lands formerly owned by Bush & Beatty, and
now by RousSel and Forest and below BY lands of
DE-. Thomas 5. Head: together with all the build
lpgs and Improvements and appurtenances there
saw mill, sugarhouse. draining machine. cabins,
carts, farming utensils. dredge boat, corn, hay,
todd r, mules cattle, and everything else connected
with or belonging to said Sugar Plantation: So,
large canal on said Plantation, running from the
Bayou Lafourche 20 Lake Baratara, with all tire
portions OF laud which have been purch ased for the
purpose OF cutting said canal or for the use and
benefit OF said Plantation, some of said land being
situated from the Of the forty srpents, Doth
sides OF said canal to Bayou Uatahoula. and some
said Bay GU Catalonia to the said Lake Baratsria;
and which said lands in the of said Durac,
or in the name of the partnership of Tn. Rarsng
& Co., ana were acquired frem the State of Lou
lsiana A!so all the contents of the store, sssets,
rights and credits due to the partnership of Tn.
Harang Co., OF to of the partners individually
connected with said pa tnership.
Ierms-Cash, IN United States treasury notes.
Act or sale, stamps, etc., at the expense OF the
United States Marshars Office, New Orleans,
April 80, 1870.
SB PACKARD,
ap3O N.Y. IA Il 2e JED United States Marshal.
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Jacob Peaie, Elisha PenIe, Executor.

Jacob Peale, Elisha PenIe, Executor,
Subrogated TO al the Rights Of Plaintif Jacob
Peae. Deceased. vs.. Thomas Hunter.
IN THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT
L for the Fifth Circuit and District Of
louisiana No. 505-By virtue Of writ of teri facas
to me directed in the above entitled suit, will pro
coed to sell, to the highest bidder, on SATURDAY
May I, 1870 1T twelve 12J O'Clock NJ. at the Court
house, the to1 OF Natchitoches, State OF Louis
ana. the following lands formne-
THE PLANTATION KNOWN AS THE "PRES
AUX CLEKCS PLANTATION" together With
everythi' thereto appertaining aud belonging, and
all the rights ways and privileges, servtudes and
advantages. etc, thereuuto belonging or appertain
Red river. in This State, in descending, about
twenty miles above the town Of Natc1itoches
z. L. Hyams, and below by lands or lately be,
longing to Benjamin Grape, and containing six
hundred and thirty and ninety-sght one-nondredths
& A TRACT. OR PARCEL OF LAND, in the
one hundred and thirty.iour, eighty seven one hun
dredths acres Q34 e7l0W, as per plan drawn by
Thomas Hunter, United States Deputy Surveyor
Bounded on the northwest by lands or lately
belonging to E l., Hyams, and N the east by sec
ton No So. in township eleven, of range nine and
on the south, by section No: 2 in township ten,
g. THE UNDIVIDED HALF OF A TRACT OF
range = inc, formerly owned by H. L. Bennett and
8, n. Hyams, containing two hundred and twenty
Sounsed northeast py lands now or lately belonging
to Benjamin Grape east by section No. SO, in town
ship No. II, of range nine. and on the south by
Or tan 81 10 IAS DsS
lot No. 2 and the east half Of the northwest quarter
Of section No 2, in township No. 10, north of
No. west, containing one hundred and fourteen
and seventysx one hundredths Ola IS 100 acres). be-
ing Inc same property conveyed by II. L. Bennett to
Charles A. Petrovic and Thomas Hunter per act
before w. H. Peters notary, of date ninth Of Janu
airy. 1851 and duly recorded in the parish of Nacni
toches.
Terms-Cash, at the time of adjudication, in
United States treasury notes.
COST OF Decd stamps, etc. at the expense of the
purchaser.
United States Marshals Ofice New Orleans.
March 30, le70.
S. 3. PACKARD,
United States Marshal, District of Louisiana.
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US, MARS Halls SALES.
Ariaeide Miigenbe. ger We. John r. Fol
lcck, Administrator.


IN THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT
i for the Fifth Circuit and District OF LOUISIANA.
No. 6l65-By virtue of writ of seizure and Sale to
me directed in the above entitled suit will proceed
TO sell to the highest bidder on SATURDAY.
May IA. 1870, at twelve 90 O'Clock NJ, at the
between Canal and Customhouse streets, IN this
i TRACT OF LAND, Or SUGAR pLANrA-
TioN, Immediately in the rear Of the estate Ct P. P.
Babin, and Messrs. Hen Hamilton, about
eleven miles above the courthouse OF the parish OF
penis front, more OR less with all the depth there
unto belonging. the side lines opening, il the rear,
and Allen Hamilton; in front by those OF Allen
Hamilton and said estate OF r 7. baeln; below by
by those of John A. Bird James L. Lobdeli and
Abraham Lobdell the sald boundaries being those
existing on the second of February 1896 date OF tina
mortgage), together with all the buildings and i'm
provenents thereon, including all lands found with,
in said boundaries, with the exception of & small
lot containing arpents, situated in the front of
said land with boundaries as then established to-
ing to Zenon Allan at that time. Two small tracts
the back part of said lands with the boundaries
Enger and the other to Louis Lavigne st that time,
and another tract or lot, belonging to the School
District wherein the public schooihouse was at that
2. ANUTaER TRACT OF LAND, situated in
side of the Baton ouge and Crosse lete and Ope-
Iousas Railroad, and about half mile thereirom,
acquired from j. y. Flynn of East eiici ana the
tenth of April, 1851. ana designated 10 the Re-
ceivers receipt the southwest quarter OF section
number fourteen IN township seven, OF range eieVen
east containing about one hundred and sixty
3. ANOTHER TRACT OF LAND. also situated
in the SAID parish OF West Baton Rouge. to the
south of said railroad and fronting thereon, known
the Joe Riche,y tract, and designated as the
northwest quarter OF section thirteen Q3, in town
Snip seven OF range eleven east, containing lU g.
Ice acres.
l. ANOTHER TRACT OF LAND situated in
SAID parish on the of said railroad, front
ing thereon, containing thirty nine gu oerticial
acres, bounded the north west by lands OF j.
T. and W. Nolan, the east by those of Stephen
Pipes, ami the south by those Of A. Lobdell az
the date of said mortgage; together with all the
buildings and Improvements on the said tracts, BIS
will appear by reference to the said act OF mort
gage copy Of which is on file in said suit
Terms-Cash, at the time OF adjudication, N
United States treasury notes.
COST of deed. stamps, etc, at the expense of the
purchaser.
United States Marshsls Office, New Orleans,
April 9, 1870.
s B. PACKARD, United States Marshal.
ans 16 % 30 my7 il District of Louisiana.
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L.
Succession of John O. Brauner-No. 33,724.
DYH. W. PALFREF, AUCTIONEER-
ID Office No. 26 Carondeiet street--On sATUR-
DAY, June 4, 1870, at twelve O'Clock M at the st.
Charles Auction Exchange, IN the basement ro-
tunds of the st. Charles hote, by virtue OF and
pursuance of an order OF the Hon. L. Duyig-
nesud, Judge OF the Second District Court for the
parish of Orleans dated April o. 1870 Will be sold
for account of the succession OF John c. Brauner,
'1e ! The uN qeVLi 20 INTEREST
in a certain portion of ground situated in the Sixth
District of this city, late town of Huntsville, parish
of Jefferson. measuring, in American measure, PCS
feet front, more or less, on Aionzo street. II feet
front Leyee street, by So feet inches front On
Z. DCERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND, stu
S SlSe par a Of Jeerson bounded by
avenue, Jersey, Ichoupltoulas and Eleanor
sreets designated as SQUARE No. H. On PaD drawn a
posted IN the office of William Bosworth. late no.
tary in this city, divided into twenty lots OF ground
numbered from l to 20, inclusive Lots Nos to 10
inclusive. adjoin each other. and measure each 90
feet front on Nashville avenue. by depth of 100
lot No. 10 forming the corner of Nashville avenue
elusive adjon each other. and measure each 30 feet
front Eleanor street, BY depth OF l2o feet, be-
of Eleanor ard Tcnoupitoulas streets and lot No.
20 forms the corner of Eleanor and Jersey streets.
The whole per plan st st. o s AnSson Ex
Terms of Sale-For the property firstly described,
cash on the spot: for the property secondly de
scribed, one-haE cash on the spot. balance
on a credit Of one year. by notes of the
urchasors to their order and BY them
indorsed, bearing interest at the rate of eight
per cent per annum from day of sale until
paid secured BY vendors lien and special mortgage
on property sold. Acts of sale to contain the ten
per cent attorneys fee clause payable by
in case of non payment of notes at maturity, and
said attorneys fees to be covered by mortgage ON
the property sold.
Acts II sale. together with the United States in.
ternal revenue stamps at the expense of
before Morris G. Beck, notary public.
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TWO.STCRY BRICK STORE AND DEPEND
TWEEN CLOUET AND MONTEGUT
STREETS, THIRD DISTRICT
SUCCESSION OF NICHOLAS GUIESDER.-
No. .23427

d Office No 50 Royal street. SATURDAY, May
a. 1870, at twelve O'Clock NJ. at the St Charles AUG
By virtue Of an order from the, Honorable
trict Court for the parish of Orleans. dated
april !, 1870 1.-THE following described real estate
A LOT OF GRuUND. IN the suburb Montegut,
in the Third District of this city heretofore Third
o. % e
twentyseven feet eight inches front on Levee
in deptb on the line DIVIDING it from lot number
two. and one hundred and four feet four inches on
the line dividing it from lot number four, together
with sill the buildings and Improvements the said
lot, and the rights, privileges, ways and appurte
nances thereunto belonging or in any wise apper-
The buildings and improvements consist of two
story prick house. No Isl Levee street. covered with
low four rooms which could easily be converted into
q large, ine store; and in the second story four
containing eight rooms -four of which with fire,
places, all under slate roof wood or coal house,
two cisterns. oven, well, pr,vy, etc
Terms-One-thIrd cash in United States currency,
and the balance on a credit of one and two years ,
payable in the notes OF the purchaser divided into
coupons to suit the parties interest drawn to his
own order and by him endorsed, bearing eight per
cent interest per annum from the date of adjudca-
ton, until paid and secured by special NOR gage,
and vendars privilege on the property sold; the
purchaser not to ALLEVIATE or incu nber the property
being insured up to the thirty rst of May 1870, in
the brar CHI of the Merchants Mutual Insurance
term of the same VIII be transferred to the pur-
chaser free Of charge. the buildings will be Kept
insured for their full value by the purchaser, up
policies transferred to the vendor to the holder
or holders of the notes. and in default of so doing
the buildings will be insured and kept insured as
aforesaid, by the vendor by any other holder or
holders l.of the notes, at the expense of the
purchaser; the premiums advanced to be re.
funded in United States currency and secured by
mortgage on the property Sold the of sale to in
ofYrdn n nf tIyn
sons in of suit for the recovery of any or all
the unpaid notes; the purchaser pay the taxes of
1865 and 1870.
Act of sale, with the United States internal rev.
enpe stamps attached before Joseph Cohp, notary
public at the expense of the purchaser who will be
required to pay the State and city taxes of 1853 and
1870. apis % 30 my7 IA
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PY NASH q HODGsON,W. 1. HODGSON.
ID Aucticneer-Ofice No. 40 Drawer street.-On
the S. Charles Auction Exohsnse, in the base b.. e.
ment rotunda of the ST. Charles Hotel, by virtue
and In pursuance Of an order of the Hon. Louis
Duvigneaud Judge of the Second District Court Tor
the parish OF Orleans, dated April p, 1871, docket
No. 1873, in the above entitled matter. will be
-FOUR VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND. with
the buildings and Improvements thereon, situated
in the Fourth District of this city. the square
bounded by Washington, Sixth, Laurel ana Annuu-
cistion streets designated as lots Nos l. z and
measuring as follows, to wit:
Lots Nos. l and measure each 80 feet front on
Sixth street, by depth of 10 feet.
Lot No adioius the above. and measures 80 feet
front Sixth street. by depth of rs feet.
Lot No. aa'olns the above, and measures &c feet
inches front On Sixth street. by depth Of l2O feet
AL between parallel lines. American measure.
per plans made by Measrs. Pine and Murray, sur.
veyors, dated April -, 1870.
The improvements on these los consist as follows
to wit:
On lot No. there is double tenement frame
slate roof cottage Eouse, containing two rooms on
each side; two isterns, etc.
Lot No. is vacant.
containing Two rooms, and a kitchen; clsern, ETC.
TN lot No. 4, there IS double tenement one story
brick slate roof residence contsining two rooms,
and kitchen on escn side cistern etc.
2. ONE VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND, with the
the Fourth District of this city. in the square
bounded by Sixth, Seventh. Anunciation and Chip
pewa streets measuring tniFy hve feet front on
thirty feet and front on Sixth street. forming the
corner of ,Anunciation and Sixth Streets all be-
tween parallel lines, American measure, according
to a plan made by Messrs Pile Il Murray, sur.
veyors. Gated April -, 1870.
The improvements consist OF coub!e cottage
frame slate-root house, containing two rooms and a
kitchen on each side, cstern, etc
Terms and condltlons-One- third cash in United
States treasury notes, and the balance in equal pay
ments at one and two years, with eight Per cent
terest and special age with vendors priv eye
from date until paid, with the five per cent clause
for attorneys fees in case Of suit The buildings to
be kept fully insured and the policies transferred.
Acts of sale before John +. Coffey, notary pub
lie, at the expense OF the purchasers. including
the stamps and the taxes tor tie current year.
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encounter everywhere and upon every step
will soon disappear. -.

encounter everywhere ana upon every step
will soon disappear. $500
migrants into our State through private en-
terprise has often been spoken of, and preli-
minary steps taken, but was never brought to
a favorable result, for want OF State encour
agement and State assistance.
The labor exchange, under the auspices
of the Commissioners of immigration, re-
ceives no noticeable accessiOns from abroad,
for the want of speedy transportation from
European ports to New Orleans. Monthly
lines of steamers, and only at certain
seasons, are not sufficient. The emf
grant, when once a. a seaport, can
not afford TO wait for month
for steamship to carry him to New
Orleans. His limited means compel
him to take passage in the first vessel leav
ing port, and such are probably going to
Northern States, although his Intentions
were to come south.
The position occupy as one Of the Board
of Com missioners of Immigration, brings it
within my province to call your Excellen-
cy's favorable consideration 90 the spirit and
objects of bill passed by the last Legisls.
ture, and in substance approved by the
Chamber of Commerce.
This bill proposes to facilitate judicious
and practical system of immigration.
1t is well known that there are thousands
of acres of land, tillable, yet vacant. and I'M
cultivated in our State. TO make This pro-
ductive, and increase the wealth Of our
Government, as we'll as ofindiyidual citizens,
liberal views, favoring and fostering immi-
grafton, may be nobly carried out by those
in authority.
Strong efforts in a public spirit are now
being made to construct railroads through.
out the State, TO erect levees, dig canals,
etc. All these undertakings, if successful,
will add directly and indirectly to increase
largelysthe eXchequer of Louisiana.
This is apparent without argument, but
labor must be had in order to accomplish
these works and develop the agricultural
and commercial resources of the State.
It would seem that a speedy and earnest
effort should be put in force to furnish i'm
migrant labor, which would rebound meal
culably to the benefit and enrichment of
our entire people.
need not REMIND your ExceIlency Of the
increased value Of all the products OF the
State and the decrease of labor. and that
none of the cultivators of the soil can well
be spared from the fields for purposes of
internal improvements.
If what have done at the Exposition for
the benefit of our State. and the sugges-
tons made to your Excellency should re-
ceive your favorable consideration, and
should eventuate to the interest and pros
perity of our people, shall deem my duties
well performed.
/ have the honor to be, very respectfully,
your obedient servant.
EDWARD GOTTHEIL,
Commissioner from Louisiana, etc.
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L. H. Norton and j. j Tsrleton. As.
signees Of Given. Watts Co., Dankrupts, vs..

T.. H. Norton and j. TsrletOn. As.
IN s TaG uN1rED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
tue of writ of feri facas. to me directed in the
above entitled hssa suit w RgI9Ssesd tS sell to he
the town OF St Martinsvls. parish Of St Martins,
TRaoT IF 81 LAMB lying al chsrpen
tiers Bend, baving four arpents front on Bayou
and from thence having eight. arpents front. more
less. by twenty-five arpents In depth; containing
be Se Thepne
Mrs Ju lie Dueas. widow of Jean Baptiste Chiasson,
fore Simeon Valery Martin. notary, on the first OF
z IRA CT OF LAND. having abou. one hun.
side BY the property of Val-in Bernard ana on the
side BY the Of 1a@
Reynaud. By an act passed before Simeon Vaery
Martin notary. in the parish OF ST. Martin. on the
3. A TRACE OF LAND, lying in tow nship rum
Der eight, south Ct ran &c number slI east on we
upper line by lands belonging TO the said $. L.
Tnorne, and on the lover line by lands of Jean
Mrs Virsinle Pain. wife, separated IN property,
of Alexandra Vezat, by act passed before Simeon
valery Martin. notary. on the twenIyhts day OF
/. fRAUrOF LAND lying ir said township
Southwestern District of Louisiana, con sining
hundred aad thirty-six arpents; also. the one un,
and sixty-oae 42!91 arpents, the wnoe purchased
by s. L. Thorne from Alexander Estelet, BY an act
passed before Simeon Naery Martin, notary, on the
first day of October. ic57.
5. 4 CERTAIN IRaCr OF LAND lying at the
place called "Grande Ponte COZ tanning one hum
cre1 and sixty-three $500 acres being the trac-
tional southeast quarter of section number twenty
five, in township number eight, south OF range
number six. east, purchased by the sad 5. L.
rhorne, from John Z. hamilton, by act passed
before Alphonss Landry notary OF the parish Of St
Martin on the twenty ninth day of August, 1883.
o. A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND, being IN the
southwest fractional quarter of section mum Der
twenty i've, IN township number eight, south OF
range number six east in the Southwestern District
of louisiana, containing hundred and fifty
l6 loo acres purchased by the said 5. t. Thorne
from Aurein Breaux. by an act under private e gna
ture, dated twentien day OF August, 1859.
Together with all the buildings and in provements
thereon, machinery, etc.
Terms-Cash at the time of adjudication, in
United States Treasury notes
Cost OF, deed, stamps, etc.. al the expense OF the
purchaser.
United States Marshars Office, New Orleans,
March 80, ls7O.
SB PACKARD,
United States Marshal District OF Louisiana.
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