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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-25
Dau,e, DriscoIl vs. John Ito.

Daulei DriscoIl John Ito.
EOURTH JUSTICES CDUET, PARISH OF
4 Orleans, No 4G47 by virtue OF writ Of fieri
tacias, directed to me by the Hon j. Il. Baum,
Judge OF the Fourth Justica Court, IN end for the
parish of Orleans, l will proceed 10 sell 1t pubic
auction, on SATUhDa Msrcl %, 1870. II lively e
o'clock 81. IN front OF ms cfice, No. Freedmen
street
A lot of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Sc zsd in the above entitled suit.
Terms-Cash the spot.
EUGENE MEILLEUR,
mhl7 p q Constable.
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SHER[FP'2 SALES.

Ameline Letorey VS.. Alfred Marie.
EOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
Il ish of Orleans No. I3,e75-By virtue Of writ of
seizure and sale TO directed by the Honorable
the Fourth District Court for the parish of Orleans,
in the above entitled cause, / will proceed to sell
at public auction, al the Merchants and Auctoneers
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Gus
city, on TUESDAY. April &c, 1870, at twelve
O'Clock NJ, the following described property, to
j. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in
the Second District OF this city, designated by
the number seven, OF square number sixty four.
son Streets, on a plan made by j. tilie, late sur
veyor dated May /, l840 deposited in the Office of
ID. L. McCay, late notary public in this city; eaid
lot measuring, American measure, twenty seven
feet inches front on Custonho1se street, by one
hundred and six feet eight inches ceep, between
parallel lines, together with the buildings and in.
provements thereon, and appurtenances thereof.
2. A GER TAIN Il L OF GROUND, situated in
the Third District OF this city, designated by the
number thirteen, OF square number sixteen, VIII CHI
is bounded by Roman, Prieur. Columbus and La
harpe Streets a particular plan drawn by Louis
deposited in the office OF A. Ducatel notary pull bic
in this city. Said lot measures American measure,
thirty two feet i've inches and six and half lines
front on Columbus street by one hundred and fifty
feet eleven inches and six lines in depth be-
tween parallel lines. together with all the buildings
privileges and aDpurtenances thereof. Said lots
were acquired by the defendant from j. Z. Blan-
Chef. per act passed before Eusebe Bouny. notary
public N this city, on the fifth day OF Decemter
1858
Seized in the above suit
Terlna-Cash the spot.
THOMAS J.. MAXWELL.
mh25ap6.e Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
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We the undersigned Druggists, take pleasure in
commencing to the trade DIR. j. Bradfeld's Female
Regulator, believing it to be good and reliable
remedy for the disease for which he recommends it.
W. A. LANSDELI4. Atlanta Ga.
PEMBERTON, WILSON, TAYLOR CO..
Atlanta, Ga.
y. @. LAWSHE, Atlanta, Ga.
". ROOT d son, Marietta, Ca
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A. a ID q a L. CO RE
Or
Secret sad Cutaneous Diseases
SYPHILIS, GONORRHEA.
liberation, Distinctions, Interruptions, Eczama
Scrotula, Scurvy, ETC.
z. GAUDOZ.
From the University of Paris.
moi en- Corner OF Cont and Burgundy streets
MN EDICAL NOTICE.

MA EDECAL NOTICE.
The undersigned begs respectfully to inform tina
inhabitants of New Orleans that rs has established
himself permanently mere, and that he attends. in
his office, all kinds of CHRONIC DISEASES.
HOWEVER INVETERATE, with zeal, and with
the professional skill and experience of physician
OF forty years practice
His diploma, of the Royal University, Berlin.
Prussia; testimonials of the most eminent physi'
clans OF England and Germany, and q testimorlh
from the celebrated Baron Alexander Won HUN
boidt, are in his hands for public inspection.
j. II. STEINAU, M. D.,
Late Physician to the German Hospital, London;
late Surgeon in the British Army; German
p pGnsia o. OF " - watson Lectures on Uni
Essay on Hereditary Diseases" etc.
Office % Dauphine street, between Bienvills and
Omit streets. Office hours from 10 to 2; and FROM
ITO p. M. moo en-
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NOTE BY THE SECRETARY OF STATE.-The
foregoing act having been presented to the
Governor OF the State of Louisiana for his
approval, and not having been returned by
him 10 the House in which it
originated, within the time pre-
scrlbed by the constitution Of the State Of
Louisiana, has become g law without his
approval.
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Mrs. a German VS. Is. Kennedy and
Mrs. SmIth-Eo 1860.
DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FIERI
ID facias TO directed by the Honorable g. w.
Sadler, First Justice OF the Pe6ce. shall proceed
to sell at pubic auction. SAHUHDAf, March
&c. 1870 at my warehouse. No. Isl ToEoupitoulas
street.
One lot of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash in United states Treasury notes.
mills 70 IS A. A. PLATTSMlER. Constable.
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and s6Sl.
PY VIRTUE OF TWO WITS OF FIESI FA-
- to directed by the Honorable tie
Second Justice Court for the parish OF Orleans, ]
vii proceed to sell At public auction. on SATU t.
DAY, March 25, 1870 at twelve o'clock Nj my
Office, corner st. CharleI street and Commercial
place
Ore lot of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Seized in the above entitled suit.
Terms--Cssh.
mhl6 y 26 j. ". QUINN, Cor stable.
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Testimonials.

TUsKEGEE, Ala, November q, 1868
Mr L. Il. Bradtield-Sir: Please forward as. imme-
diately another supply eft 'Bradields Female Regu
lator" We find be all that is claimed for it,
and we have witnessed the most happy and decided
effects produced by it.
Very respectfully,
HUNTER ALEXANDER
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Fritz stntz VS.. Justin K.essage-No. 4ST2.
by VIRTUE OF s WRIT OF FIERI FACIAS
I'D to me directed by the Honorable q. ". Sadler.
First Justice of the Peace shah proceed to sell
public auction a. my warehouse, No. Isl GchoupI-
tonIas street, on FRIDAY, April !, ls7U, at twelve
O'Clock +
one lot OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Ijash N United States treasury not.s.
mh22 Il apl A. a PLAFfSMIER Coustab bic.
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STATE OF GEORGIA, Troup County.
This is to certify that have examined the recipe
Of Dr. Josiah Hradheld, OF this county, and, q
ne dical man, pronounce il to be a combination OF
medicines great merit in the treatment of all the
diseases Of females for which ne recommends it.
WILLIAM F. BEASLEY, NJ. ..
This December q. 1863.
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M LIS. WAkLT,
FEMALE HYSICIAN.
No ESB Canal Street.

Positively cures the most obstinate chronic ois
asses, suon az Rheumatism, Neuralgia, etc., ruc
her remedies never failed. Ladies SUFFERING
from Stoppsge OF the Aenses can be speedily rsa
lieved. Patients can be accommodated with aoce
yoouiB and board. my5 ly
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-25

W Has Dss ~
graduate OF the University of Copenhagen,
Denmark, Honorary NJ. D. of the University OF
Padua, Italy. Office and residence No. 135 Royal
street. office hours from nine to ten O'Clock a
M, and from twelve to three and from six to
p. Al. Consultations in English German, French,
Spanish Italian and Danish. Having been ply
stefan in Danish men of war in the East and West
Indies, he is thoroughly acquainted with the tres
ment of yellow fever and lung affections. HAVING
passed several years assistant physician OF tls
Hospital OF 1.-THE celebrated Professor Ricord, IN
Paris, DIR. Bile offers to all kinds of women
Diseases diseases of the ver and private diseases
after a new, sure aud quick method. Jag 3-n
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A cAhD'''''''''' - 0AAD
Strangers visiting the city and wishing medical or
surgical aid, Will call at the Southern DispenBary.
No. $50 Carordelet street, the corner Of St.
Joseph, where medicines are compounded to crra
all chronic that may call if within the reach o.
medicine or surgery. Consultations gwen to
males or females. The poor will be prescribed fcf
gratis. Letters giving description OF case. and con
tanning five dollars, viii meet with attention snc
medicine sent by express
p. ST. will give free consultations at my drug
store No a66 St. Charles street, corner of Delord
street. from half past to hafpast eleven O'Clock
ie.s2 ly j. Il. LOCKWOOD, M. u.
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wHEELOCK. FINLAY CO..
Il. j. HART a. CO.,
BALL, LYONS d. 90,
iaf Sa Iy FLEMING BROTHERS.
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do hereby certify the foregoing TO be true copy
of the original which is duly stamped and on record
in my Office.
and alike the impress of my seal of office at New
Orleans this twenty third OF February a. ID. 1870,
AND. ID. DORIUCUURT,
Notary Public.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-01
THE MAFoRALrY MUDDLE.

RICHMOND, March 81.
Judge Underwood to-day granted an inJunc-
tion restraining Mayor Ellyson from acting as
Mayor. He also refused an appeal, on the
ground that the injunction was temporary, to
continue only till the next term. Ellyson's
counsel gave notice of their intention to diso-
bey the order of the court, in order to cause
the arrest Of Ellyson, and then bring his case
before the Supreme Court on writ OF hGoeas
corpus. The Judge, in his decision, declared
the Enabling act passed by the Legislature un-
constitutional, which decision affects nearly all
the officers Of tine State.
The Injunction granted this morning was is
sued this afternoon to Ellyson, the City Coun-
Gil and the police, but they went on with
the city affairs as usual. Chahoon issued
proclamation this evening saying his police
force will be promptly reorsanized, and re-
ouesting the persons appointed by Ellyson to
retire to lheir homes peacefully, that no fur
ther breaches of the peace may occur. 1t is
supposed that when Ellyson holds court to-
morrow. the United States authorities will
arrest him, which is the manner in Which his
counsel hope by habeas corpus to get the case
before the Supreme Court. Ellysen's police
still have control Of the city.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-01

thought that the Oneida might possibly have suS.
talned serious injury; that ne waited ut the most
five minues after the collision to see If signals OF
distress were made from the MEDIA; that after
his sbiD again proceeded he gave no orders that
n lookout Should be kept In the direction OF the
Oneida; that had he or any one else been keep
ing proper lookout the flashes OF the Oneida's
guns must have been seen, though their reports
might not have been heard.
duty TO pronounce whether, IN our opinion, Mr..
Eyre was justiaed In proceeding on MS voyage
without waiting to ascertain whether the oneida
was in need OF assistance.
We recognize the fact that he was placed In O
position Of great difficulty and doubt, and in cir
cumstances under whlch ne was called upon 10
decide promptly; but we regret to have to record
1t as our opinion that he acted hastily and ILL.,
adviscdy In that, instead OF waiting and cndear-
orInr TO render assistance TO the Oneida, he With
out having reason to believe 'hat MS own vessel
was In O periluus condition, proceeded on his
voyage.
This conduct constitutes in our opinion
breach OF the thirty-tlird section OF the sixty
amendment act OF 1852. and We therefore, feel
called upOn to suspend Mr.. Eyres certificate for
six calender months from this date.
Mr. Barnard then rose, and, addressing the
court said: al have q duty TO perform under the
circumstances which will do very shortly, hav-
ing somewhat anticipated that shoul'l be called
on in the interests OF my client. Captain Eyre to
respectfully appeal against your judgment t' the
The President. There's no appeal to the board
OF trade.
Mr.. Barnard then respectfully submitted that
his Honor had misinterpreted the meaning OF the
act anu that there had been no legal duty shown
by VII ch it appeared incumbent upon Captain
Eyre to turn round and chase the other vessel.
and thar the court was not called upon to give ali
opinion upon moral obligation.
The President. Let me tell you at once, Mr..
Barnard we do not ask for anybody's opinion
lnt we are accountable TO the board OF trade
and the hoard OF trade only-for the decision
which has been given. 1t Is perfectly unneces-
sary for you to argue any more.
The court then rose.
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rrRoM TIE ASSOCIATED pREss.l

WASHINGTON, March 80.
San Domingo has voted 30 to l in favor o1
annexation to the Unitei States. The papers
favored the scheme on the ground that the
United States would civilize, tranqulllize and
enrich the island.
The revenue to-day is three hundred and
seventy-6ve thousand dollars.
The President and severel members of the
Cabinet will attend Thomas funeral at Troy.
The National Bank Committee argued fur
ther against the Funding bill before the ways
and Means Committee. Boutwell, was pre-
sent. A mass of evidence was presented tend
ing to show that the banks could not operate
protitably on four and half per cent bonds.
Acknowledgement Hoar argued to-day before
the Supreme Court in favor Of reopening the
legal tender decision, which was made by one
majority with vacancies on the bench. Car
lsle opposed arguing they had nothing to do
with majorities, and that much trouble would
arise from such q review.
HOUSE.
The House, after long argument for trans
ferrng the property ofthe Freedmcn's Bureau
to the Educational Bureau, and acceptance
of the amendment that the money be eXpend-
ed under the direction of the President Of the
United States, the motion to table was lost,
64.to SO. The morning hour expiring, the bill
went over.
Paine reported resolution seating the
Texas members. ShanEs objected to Connor,
and read certain expressions Of disloyalty.
Butler read about Connor's cruelty to soldiers
while Federal captain. Brooks made point
OF order that the House had nothing TO do with
the previous private character OF persons
elected. The chair overIuled the point. FL
nally, all the members were seated. Their
names are W. T. Clarke, j. c. Connor, E.
Degener, G. w. Whitmore.
The motion to refer the case o. Connor, OF
Texas, to the Elections Committee elected
sparkling debate. Butler charged Connor
with whipping his negro soldiers and being
dismissed from Annapolis. Stevenson called
these charges outrageous and did not credit
them. He did not believe that any member OF
the House had ever taken ministc- OF the
Gospel and chained him with negroes, or that
any member had carried away the treasure OF
o whole city. [Laughter.l Connor, who was
allowed ten minutes, said that Butler had im-
pressed him with the conviction that Butler
had missed his calling, and would have made
a much better character as low comedian.
The Speaker called Connor TO order, when
Butler said: '.oh, he don't know any better''
Shanks said Connor had not explained why he
was turned ont of the Naval Academy. Shanks
was called to order and begged the pardon Oh
the House, but not Of Connor.
The consideration Of the Tariff bill was re-
sumcd, after which the House adjourned.
SENATE.
The case OF Ames occupied al Gay with no
result. The Texas senator's we're seated.
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

1t is asserted in a Havana telegram that Jor-
dan has abandoned the Cuban cause, and has
reached Lobos Key lighthouse.
Beecher on Wednesday addressed meeting
in New York, at which Peter Cooper presided,
AGAINST sectarian teaching in public schools.
Meetings of the Saints in Uah against Gull
lum's anti-poygamy bill continue.
The Connecticut Republican State Conven-
ton authorize the statement that coored men
cannot vote on Monday.
A Savannah dispatch says that Benjamin H..
Warren, we'll known flnancier, died yester-
day.
The bark Black Prince, from Cardiff, arrived
March 81 at Fort Monroe.
The Danish corvette Theor, from st. THOMAS
arrived at Norfolk, March 81.
A heavy storm is prevailing off the Virginia
coast.
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MATTERS IN GEORGIA.

In many localities in southern Georgia the early
nlanted corn has been entirely cut OH by tue re-
cent frostS and freezes.
annual parable on the 18th OF April. No visiting
MI. Samuel Bowman, one Of the guards OF the
street gang in Savannah was acctuentiy silot Oh
Monday. limb OF fallen tree dug up by III
gang struck Mr. Bowman, his gun was dlscharg
cd, and the charge entered his hip. inhlctlnS d
severe hut not dangerous flesh would.
The Athens Watchmau says work Is progress
ING satisfactorily OH the Gainesville end Of the All
Line Railroad. The timber Is being cut out OF the
road way, and other work going on. it Will
cross the Athens roatl about q mile below Gaines
ville This Is not very we'll rcllshcu by sOne o.
citj1cns of the village, who confidently calculated
that the road would pass through the town.
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ILL IBOET THE Site.
Shocking Homicide in Williamsburg.
The Kinpstrcc Star Of Wednesday says:


It becomes our melancholy duty 10 announce
one Of the most shocking and deplorabc cases Of
Homicide that has ever occurred in this c0mmu.
nifty. For some time past O personal difficulty
has been brewing between TWO young gen.
tIemcn OF this district, Mr.. j. ]. Martin and
Mr.. Sidney NJ Brown. More than two years have
elapsed since the origin OF the rupture between
them. They have made publication OF the cause or
the difference between them, and rs the public
are as We'll informed on these points as we are
we will not undertake to recapitulate them In
this article On Friday last Sidney N. Brown.
James NJ. Brown and Thomas ]. Duke proceeded
to Rough Branch Church. In this district, where
Mr.. Martin was engaged in teaching school,
and, after dsmounfIg from their animals,
a school miss who was In The yard was
sent in with request TO hr. Martin to come
out-that q gentleman wished to sec him. lie
Immediately went out, and started IN the uircc-
ton OF where he saw some OF the party standing,
but, before he had proceeded fur, he was arrested
BY the opening OF hostiliLirs. Mr. Martin then
drew his pistol, and, staggering TO small trcc
he put his arm around 1t FOR support, discharged
two chambers OF his pistol, the ball OF one wound
Ing Mr.. Brown In the thigh. Mr.. Martin thon fell
back dead, pierced through the breast With two
bullets. and one In his arm. The party then left,
AMI The scholars scattered III all directions alarm
Ing the neigilbOrS and patrons Of the school, who
assembled at oacc at the scene OF the conflict.
Mr.. A. +. Catle, who lives about half mile dis
tant, reached the deceased Grst bne lile was ell
tirely extinct. w. G. Mcknight, Esq, magistrate
anu ucllnR cOrOllcT, orSaluEeu jury VI liuucat'
whose verdict is that John J. Martin came to- his
death from pistol shots from the hands or Sidney
81 Brown, on the 18th OF March, and two others
accessories - the same" The parties with the
exception OF Mr.. Sidney NJ. Brown, who Is now
unIer me,iicai treatme!ltl arc now in the custody
OF the s!lcrrf.
Fire In Columbia.
At 10 o'clock Wednesday lght n fire broke out
ON Assembly street, near The Market, IN a wooden
house formerly occupied by W. T. Walter, ESQ.
Us au auction house. The house was totally deS-
tr0ye,l. hut bY tho intense eXer,ions OF the fire
men, the buildings contiguous weresaved. Loss
estimated ut S5to. The origin Of The fire IS uh
known.
The Blue Ridge Rond.
The Columbia Phoenix says: 1--WE learn from
General Harrison. the president, that the neces
sary arrangements have been made TO prosecute
the work on The Blue Ridge Road. Work on iht
Airline route is nsu to bc pushed forward"
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New CHARTER MOVEMENT N New YORK.
h,nr il rolEod OF 10 make q new CITY charter, 10
be introduced shortly. giving the Mayor power to
apnoint and remove all snhordinates, to ap,
point ,he hoard Of public WORKS, not su2)eGt . 10
ihe snnroyal of the aldermen. and making MIN
reSnopsibIe directly to the people, the aldermen to
be elected on the general ticket: the eXpGnditure
Of money TO bc strictly guarded. especially IN re.
gard to street pavement: the majority OF Proie,r.i
pavement for which they %itl be assessed. Ihis
charter. Which is Gireci hioS at the "iderLi :,
and young Democracy. wi! i,c fercc.y oipoSe''
by the latter.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-01
EUROPE.
Ecumcnical Council.

LONDON, March ~.
Assurances have been received from Rome
that the Council, yielding to the representa-
ton of the European powers, will adjourn the
discussion on Papal nfallibility until the latter
part of May The Catholic laity OF Switzerland
are dissatisfied with the ultramontanism OF
their bishops in the Council.
Pcre Hyacirthe's Paper-The Conspira-
Tors.
PARIS, March 81.
Perc Hyacinthe's new religious paper ap-
peared to-day.
Nearly all o. the parties arrested upon sus-
picon of being connected with con piracy
to murder Napoleon are workmen
The Infallibility Business.
ROME, March 81.
To-day the Sclte,na dc Eide was promulgated.
The major communication will be pro-
nounccd against those Of the Americans who
refuse to accept the Schema.
PARIS, March 81.
It is asserted here that the Council will i'm
mediately commence the discussion OF the
scheme 2f finfalibility. If this be true, the
French Embassador will not return to Rome.
The Irish Bill.
LONDON, March 81.
The House of Lords passed the Irish bill to-
day, rs it came from the lower bouy.
bill amending the neutrality laws was
promised b. the ministry.
Money ard Medals.
PARIS, March 81.
The increase of specie in the Bank Of France
is two million francs.
NJ. Olivier has received the Grand Cross of
the Order of Charles the Third OF Spain. This
is Ollivier's only decoration.
Sold ut Sacrifice.
LONDON, March 81.
A cargo of horses, sheep and other caCtle,
from South America, were sold at unsatistac-
tory prices. The animals were sound but
poor. The voyage Tas mere experiment.
The bullion in the Bank of England has in
creased hall million.
The Rcd River War.
LONDON, March 81.
The departure of the troops just organized,
wltha steel battery, for operations in the Red
River country, has been delayed until the
delegation now coming thence arrives.
Old Spain.
MADRID, March 81.
Rivero assured the Cortes that the kilograms
from New York regarding Cuba were unwoT-
thy OF credence.
The government officially announces that
they will not interfere with the Gcumcnical
Council.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-01
DISASTERS At SE4.
NEW YORK, March 81,

NEW YORK, March 81.
r,o s+eomor ca:aila has arrived with thir-
teen persons from the disabled steamer Sene-
zucA, from Liverpool for Aspinwall, leaving
forty-six aboard to work the steamer to port.
Rough weather following, 1t Is feared the
Venezuela went down.
SAN Francisco, March 81.
The steamship Fedslita arrived at San Diego
with the captain, missing crew and ssoo,ooo
in treasure, from the wreck of the steamer
Golden City.