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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-17
SALE TO EFFECT, : PARTITION.
RESIDENUE NO. ala BURGUNDY STREET,
u BETWENM DUAAINE AND ST. sPAlllP
III 2 - H51ssjtS.s sa-i-.a s5s9-5 - lso4sd
j. B. Roudanez Of a. VI. Widow Angelaiu. Tutrix.

pY CMARLEs4 Z. F0HTIER. AUO-
~ .tioueereVf3cs. No. d Exchanga Allsy =
SATURDAY. july 9. 1870. At twelve O'clock NJ.
g the ~. Chsfiss a ucaon Exob6uge (rotuhda Ct.
Chsr lea H5Ss:9 e = ah..li; stree pss.sse Com
visssaad, Judss 81 The second District Court for
the parish OF OrleanA On the first Juns, 1870. and
signed on the same Day, the following described
property. Belonging 70 shs lsiAs and defendants.
"a CERTAIN EOF. OF GROUND. in the Second
District 81 this city. ontipe on Burgundy street,
bstwse9 49,. Philip snd Dnmsins strsstxy in the
square bounded by burgundy, Dauphine. st, Philip
and D0uAino streets. measufln9 81 feet front a
Burgundy stEest, 90 Of which have depth Of l2Q
feet and the two feet one Of e03est only
ysA ,A he sSilSinss sn%
brlcn betyeen posts, CONTAINING six rooms; two
tvoatory brick huildins, containing two rooms. and
now used - servant rooms. The houss bears the
= TxrssSo 5sS cash. ana tho b.lanc. on !
osrt Of one AID Two sSars for netes divided in cos
pcns and bearing eight per cent interest from day Of
sale psymsnt ssid potes 70 be seeuned by epseinl
mortass On The psoRssty so|d: the bai!ding: to g
s:s Il: :nS ~ :1
esss z: ass' p.
s &: ssss neSs'HS H2sa
VALUABLE PROPERTY N THE FIRST
4--'-9 DISTRICT. -.
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. SUCCE SSION OF H.. Il. NELOON. ~
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~ = w. 49, EaA1.fEe 04fs- lt-. - . lQ-
DY PL AClOE j. SPEAR, AUCTION
ID ssr:-Ofncs No. 46 Exchange laiey.-TUES
DA Y, June "a ls70, At twslve O'Clock M. shall
proceed TO sell At the ct Charles Auction kxchangs
ON % charles ssrset between Common and 0rayler
streets, hy virtue and in pursuance TO judgmen
Of me second District Court Of the par. Of Or
leans rensred the twenty ninth OF Oetober, 1863
and sisned on the fourth Of November. 1853 by the
onofAols Louis DuviRnesud. Juossof the second
District Court fos the parish OF Orleans. TIE prop
erty hereinafter described beiorging to the above
succession, 70 wit iifl t-E t~--t' 80 x 20
CERTAIN LOT with the buildings and i'm
provsmsns thereon, situated in the Second District
OF this city, in the square bounded by Claiborne,
Orleans, Robertson and St Peter streets, forming
the corner of Claiborne and Orleans Streets. MEAS.
uring, American measure, twenty-eight feet eight
inches and six lines front on Claiborne street. BY
one hundred feet in depth and front on Orleans
street; being the came property acquired by de-.
cedent per authentic act passsd BY j. Cuvilier, mo-
tary public tbs thirteenth OF June 1885, from j..
Dumestre and D. Aouiezun. E5t.s.
Terms-Cash. "a. 60. -..,
Act Of SALE toge Their with internal clamps,
etc, before H D Ooriocourr, rotary public, At the
expense of the purchaser. my2s JED II Is rs 70
SUCCESSION OF MRS. WIDOW R. GAS
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notaE BaanNcs atn11 and twelve months credit q
notes OF purcheeesA bearing . ght per cent inter.
oetl from a1no of sd1o, With spocial msrtgaeo ed
vendors prsylefA the buildines to be kspt insured
snd poasey t!SnslSrrsdte vssdof. - E5@s IT NH
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DE. Q. f. 0IRARDE En- d o. ARC
ID tioneen-Omce No. II kxchange Paco-KED
NESDAY. June q, 1870, At twelve O'Clock u At the
between Canal and Customhouss steeet6ip thisSity
of New OfleanA b. virtue Of an order Of the Hon
Shs Iin;x.d s1.S.s a. 49, ~. ~ HistSset ~
Louisiana. sitting in bankruptcy. dated twenty.
fourth Nay 1870, and rendered the above entitled
described property. situatsd In the STATS q TENS
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rsasa6Gs ysittkH@s - 80 waaana nsAksso
@ $685. 81 ~ "a 49, = sn ~ sfe ~ 9ssss
joseph, where mediesnss m. cenIc.n4ea u 81
Al ehronie ea6sa ahat ~ ell n uifhia The ssA18
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street. IRON - - Aale le4ks6even Q'olQe&
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9pa9ieb. lta4aa ere Heailh uAEtA9 beeP ~
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passed. several years - aasiseant physieap ~ ~
Hospital Of -tka- aelstseto6 -Rsefa1pea 3ieofd =
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Estate OF Fellows - De.

l. ONE THOUSAND ACRES OF LAND, being
situated in Collins county Texas, being portion Of
the Headlight Of Ahner Lee. about sixteen milsi
east Of the town of McKinpey. and in the eastern
portion of said AbnAr Lee seventeen and two third
labor survey, not to interfere with any land
sold BY B. W. Mussrove out of said tract of land 10
any otner party parties than Harvey H. Black to
whom this one thousand acres was conveyed by said
Musgrovs, and said thoussnd acres survey ia Ia
be in square possible ont of the east side
Of said survey Of the Headright Of Abner Lee -
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AUCTION SALES.
BY 9. = Girardey = Go.
Ss<.A LAxDM LuvmUgrOx rAazsH
ASSIGNEE'S SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.
In TIE AA1rER ". DoDD. BANKRUPT
.. No. 337,
Ass1GSEE's SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.


.sAlEa8 wss No H1 81 :
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On hand q al hnss eosp'sts stsek Of sT1A0
ENGINES, both Stationary and portable, AAX
MILLS, COTTON GINS and OONDENSHAl1.
RIOK HAOHNKBY. SUGAR MILLS -
EvAPORAToRS DIAMOND 0RIsT MILLS NJ
AGRlOULTu1AB DGfLRAkNTB OF svsry -
assiptioa. whiob - ~ ohrins u nanu1aotafsss
pr,osa. and rsa1sctfuls solioit n exAninatioa ee
befors purchssns slsswhere I
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-10-06

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MONTANA ITEMs.-We take the following
from the Deer Lodge Independent and the
NctC Nortbmo9t:
The quartz mines in Highland District arc
turning out rich ore and arastras are kept con.
stantly ut work crushing tho quartz During
n recent storm the snow fell to tho depth of Is
inches mt Highland.
The Chinese are endeavoring to buy claims
in German gnlch. They offered Lee Foster
d Co. 10000 Tor their claim; McClcery & Co,
$4,000; and the Eureka Co. $4,000; but the
price offered was refused in every instance.
Fires are raging in the timber around Mis-.
soula City and along the mountain ranges near
Cedar creek
a turnp raised in tho Gaatin valley is on
exhibition at Bozemau City which weighs L.
pounds aud 3 ounces.
Montana is favored with a grasshopper.ex-
terminating fly which lays its eggs under the
grasshopper's wings. The egg matches out a
worm in short time, and tho worm SINKS
shaft into the grasshopper's corpus, with NAL.
ice prepense and dabolcal design, whereupon
Mr. q. Hopper incontinently wnks out.
earniverous individual named Philip Carr
at Missoula. who was probably ''out Of meat"
bit off ID. Carafels ear. The hungry cuss de-
posted 81 500 bond to BIO moro car(e)fnl tlll
next District Court = =
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owlnEE IfEMs.-We take the following

oHlnEE IfEMs-We take the fol!owin.
items from the .iralaHche of October LIST:
The 3Oioot level north of the Illinois Cen
trial shaft has been stopped out 70 the surface
The vein is IL inches wide aud the rock as rich
as ever.
Geo. Gilmore and Fred. nolbcrg are deycl
opns newly discovered lode called the Silver
Wave. located few rods from the Poortnan
4 shaft IN The Reuter- & johnson mine is
down = feet. from the bottom of which has
been run a DRIFT north 80 feet. ore il being
taken out 10 be- crushed in the Cosmos Aili.
The Chpmunk shatt is down & feet aud is
well ilmbcred. and rich ore is being landed on
the dump.
Four men are al work in the Skookum lode
taking out ore Ia he crushed in an arastra
which is said Ia be one @! the most complete
ever bull: in ow,hcc
Wells. Fargo & Co. shipped from Silver
City. during The previous week. ten bars Of
buillou worth $4,000,
Golden Chariot stock was selling in San
Francisco abou: ten days ago. at 81 share.
The Masonic Hall IN Silver City has been
furnished with sos carpet
judg" Lewis has postponed Court in Owy-
bee TIL November 2s,h
Neaison is selling in Owyhee at ten cents
pound.
McMahop's foundry has again started up.
James Mcleod. while at work in the Cordu.
roy lode. bad h.s leg broken in two places by
piece OF rock falling on IT,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-10-06

CIRCUS >rgcCk.-Thc Nc,cs INDUCES in Ia.
meniaiious ever the failure Of Costello's circus
TO visit Boise City. Nc damaged cayuse
terribly IN rushing from Loon Creek 10 Idaho
Git! when be heard Bariholomew's show was
around, and we wouldn't be surprised 10 hear
of bis stampciiHg for Salem TO "shp in" at
The circus there.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-10-06

! GRANTS ASsISTANCE.-The contest in Mis-.
souri, between the two antagonistc factions
OF the Republican party is becoming somewhat
lively and interesting. They each claim to be
the representatives of simon pure Republican
principles, and yet there is a wide difference
between them upon the most important ques-
tons which now agitate the public mind. The
liberal element of the party, headed by B.
GratZ Brown and Senator Schurz, insist upon
an immediate enfranchisement of the rebel ell
ement, while the ultra faction of prescription
lists, headed by Governor McClurg, still cling
to their policy of ostracising all who are dis.
tranchsed by the Drake Constitution. The
Democracy stand aloof and view with satisfac.
ton the decentralization which is daily increas-
ing in the Republican ranks, satisfied that the
discOrdant elements at work in that corrupt
party surely indicates the approaching dissolu-
ton of Radicalism in Missouri Mr. Grant,
whose assistance to the Republicans in North
Carolina and Tennessee materially aided in
bringing about Democratic victory in both
States, now proposes to again enter the lists in
Missouri The power and patronage of the
Administration is TO be brought to bear in IA
yor of the ultra Radical candidates, as will be
seen from the following extract of a letter re-
Gently written by Grant to Col. C. w. Ford,
L. S. Internal Revenue Collector Of ST. Louis
District:
regard the movement headed by schurz. Brown
&c, similar 10 the Tennessee aud Virginia move
men's. intended 20 carry portion Of the Republican
party over 10 the Democracy. and thus give them
control.
hoI you ou all your ray clear 10 gfue lie Regal.
lar Itckci yor support.
The sphynx has again spoken. Grant throws
his sword into the scales upon the side of the
proscriptionists. which will have the effect oil
widening the breach, aud will drive large num-
beers to the support OF Brown and the liberal
who would have otherwise SUPPORT
ed what Mr.. Grant terms the regular ticket. "
The Interference Of the Administration assures
a victory for the Conservatives in Missouri. |
vs. ich will result in the Acknowledgement Of al
eas, -, 900 Democratic voters
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friends of the white race, and are unalterably
opposed to comforting the privileges of Ameri-
can citizenship upon the degraded and mon
grel hordes of Asia that are turned loose upon
our country to eat our substance and to drive
white men and women out of employment for
the purpose of supplying manufacturers mill
lionaires and monopolists with system Of
cheap labor.
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MAR,R.IED.

= In Louisville, Kentucky. September G. 1870 FRrr
hAFENDoRFEH to Miss LIZZIE WINGFIELD.
We can now account for Fred's precipitate retur,
to "the States"-rheumatism or no rheumatism III,
mountain air is light; mining is lottery. and 30
matrimony. We congratulate our old friend. how
ever and sincerely trust that though there are man
blanks, he, at least, has drawn prize.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-10-06

SuIcrDE.-Henry z. Comstock, dscoverer
of the famous Comstock silver lode in Nevada,
committed suicide, Sept 9th, near Bozeman
City, Montana, by shooting himself in the head
with a revolver, while temporarily insane.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-10-06

DEAp.-Miss Emma Barkaloo, the young
lady who was admitted to the bar in st. Louis,
Missouri about year ago--being the first fe.
male ever admitted to practice Ms an attorney
in that Statc-~died recently. at her home m
St. Louis The members of tho bar held n
meeting and adopted resolutions deploring her
loss.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-10-06

DIEp.-Mr. !. A. Dawson, formerly resi-
dent of Idaho City, engaged in the business of
tailoring while here, died at Mountain City, in
Cope District, Nevada. Aug 25th. after a brief
illness. He was over 20 years of age, and was
originally from Brooklyn n Y
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ESTATE or THOMAS HIGGINS, DECF1SED
TT SATISFACTORILY APPFipj

IT SATISFACTORILY APPEARS
n from an information fled in this Court by los
\" Huston. United States Attorney for the Terrfr -,
OF Idaho. that one Thomas Higgins late Of Eois1
county, IN SAID Territory. died on or about the ID
Gay OF June 1867, Ia said county that at the time "A
ms death Tie said Higgins seized aud POSSESSED
oi real and personal estate within said county srd
i'T4'oif 81 great value to-wl: Of the value Of ab
seven thousand Dollars: and it further appear.uc IL
SAID information that said Thomas Higgins a M
lne OF Ais death left 40 heirs representatives or al
'sees capable Of iuAorlng or holding said estataI
whereby, and by force Of the statutes IL such cad
made aud provided. IL is claimed in and by sid ~
formation that said estate eScueatei to and beco-
vested III the Territory % Idaho. 1t is ordered ii
All persons interested ia sad estate Shall arrear
sho" cause any there be- why the SAID estate shal
not vest ~ said Territory. within thirty DAYS from Il
oatc 81 this order aud II j. further ordered that TN
order bc published one Inon h from the date here
IN Inc iDAE" WORLD, newspaper published N Bo.s
count iii sad Second judicial Distinct
TwA Witness, lion. W. C. Whitson JUDGE d
tsESE. Tie Second Judicial District. q; Idaho civ
- IL the county OF Boise, and the seal Of IL /
said Court, this 2glh day Of september. A D. $40
JOHN DUNLAP, CI.!k
Idaho city. October G. le7O-n49w5
Jos. ". HvsToN. L. :. Attorney far ]. =.
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Notice.

Ia The District Court Of the Second Judicial Distri
Of Idaho Territory in and for Boise County.
In the matter Of the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-23
a Ii u S Il ID Il N IS.

PARK THEATRE, BROOKLYN. theatre was
crowded last night with an audience that thoroughly
enjoyed the very excellent representation Of John
Brougham's Emerald Ring" Mr.. and Mrs. Barney
Williams were mike and Maggie Macarty," and so
thoroughly embodied the true characteristics OF
the beginning TO the end OF the piece the audience
were moved to rapid succession OF explosive merrl-
ment. These two iayorites OF the Park theatre were
well supported by tue excellent cast which included
the regular company, and the enthusiasm mani
tested was more than that usually accorded to pri-
yate actors. Mr.. and Mrs. Williams take their
benefit tonight, and, f last nights reception
is an augury tonight VIII bring them more
patrons ana admirers than they Will be able to ac
cOmmOdate. On Saturday afternoon the tEmerad
Ringn Will be given again, and IN the evening Mr..
and Mrs. Williams will take their leave.
new YORK CIRcUs-CHRlsTMAs SPECrACLE-The
long looked for fairy spectacle OF Cinderella
which forms one OF the Oh icf attractions of the holt
days, and which every juvenile is impatient
10 see, il in the first nights OF Its triumph.
ant run at the New York Circus. A more
interesting sight can hardly DC witnessed
III any theatre. sixty little Gil ldren, dressed In
very rich and tasteful costumes, in this little
spectacle Their movements. acting and appear.
cence, and the principal characters were sustained
by Masters Bonnie ana Freddie Runnells ana Misses
White, Bella Green and victoria Runneils In such a
manner to evoke the enthusiastic applause oil the
audience, Among the other features In the Dill were
the graceful equsstranism Of Mile. Caroline Rol-
land the Lcvantine brothers and the bareback huI-
Ole act Of Melville ana hts infant son.
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GEORGIA ELECTION.

Greet Democratic TriumpIr-F0ur Members
of Congress and Tw0-thirds Of the LeaisIa-
ture Democratic.
AUGUSTA, Dec. 20, 1870.
The election IL over. 1t passed or quietly
throughout the State, both parties voting freely
and without intimidation, SO far as heard from II
will take day or two to give the final result. 1t Is
still, believed that tho democrats have elected four
II not 1ve, members OF Congress and two-thirds OF
the Legislature
ATLANTA.-The democrats claim the election OF
their ticket by small majority Walton county has
gone democratic by large majority.
RoME-Floyd and Polk counties have Rone de-
mocratic by a large majority, ana the whole OF
Cncrokee county has been swept by the democrats.
In Enriy county the republicans are thought to be
ahead The democrats are ahead In Warren, Talia.
ferro. Wilks and Columbia counties
NOMENCLATURE republicans arc ahead In Macon
county. D00ley county has gone largely demo-
cratic.
gee county.
MACON The vote Of Bibb county was 5,s4s, being
the largest cast there. Both parties claim sue.
cess. The democrats claim the county ny 200.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-23
TEE ElDDEs.. ''""ai i'snL'OiT'ts'

THIS interesting case--both '''es u "nicn navo
been fully and exclusively reporr> IN Tue nhhALp-
was yesterday referred by Judge fns 'ana", OF ina
Supreme Court. TO Mr.. Thomas II. Lana.' reieree.
The testimony promises 10 DO both voIumincus ana
Interesting. Mr. Edwin James Ia counsel for Misg
Josephine fidGes. and Mr.. J. ID. Townsend for Do
minck Murray; aud each will put forth his well
known abilities as q lawyer TO make out a good
case for his Client Meantime, upon the application
for counsel fees ana aiimony, pending the proceed
lngs. the Judge has not yet given his decision
thereon, pre!errinp 10 read again the HRRALpa
exclusive reports oi the pros and cons OF the
before doing 80.
In the hands or counsel and an astuIo referee like
Mr.. Iandon the Fddes-Murray divorce a,iit
promises " be one OF the catses ceiebyes OF tho
lines
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-23

His Exploits mt tho Fifth Avenue Hotel
Caught In the Act and Couimittcd Without
Bail.
On Wednesday night at early candle-light, Albert
Iovejoy head porter at the Fifth Avenue Hotel,
saw Charles Jackson, alias Chauncey Johnson. fall
ilto line behind Mr.. Stevens-one Of the propretors
OF the hoteland several friends anu march into the
private oGlce. Thinking his actions were some.
what suspicious he kept an eye on Johnson,
and IN q few moments saw him leave
the group and proceeding to the large safe took out
several packages, which he placed In his pocket
and left Tor the reading room. The porter followed
him into the latter place and requested his company
outside. Upon confronting him before MIR GrlsVold
the latter gentleman sinted he did not know him;
that he was not q guest at tao house, and had no
business In the private once; ~
packages in his pocket which he had taken nom the
safe. Johnson, aitor tAis accusation, tooY Several
packages from his pocket and threw them Into one
corner informing Mr4 Griswold that he sDew par
ties outside who had stolon $4,000 from the safe.
and II he would accompany him to the street he
Mr.. Griswod declined TO accede to Joh9son's propo-
sitlon, and detained him until The arrival
OF detectives Evans and MulilGan, OF the
Twenty ninth precinct, who, upon searching him
found package containing 1884 IN money
which hgd been taken from the SAFE The property
belonged TO 4 guest at the h0uae named II. Booth
restnhg at Albany, AMI directed to his care at 27a
and expert sneak thieves that inest the city hayieg
been connected with several bond robberies and
served term IN tue state Prison. He was arralgned
| before Justice Cox AZ Jefer5on Market Yesterday
morning, and denied the charge, but Has com.
mitted Tor tglaL Without bail, lor examtr al,ots
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Arr NOTES.

Tue sale Of q iue collection OF paintings, now on
view ut Leeds Art Galleries, commenced Wednesday
and was continued yesterday. AT present art
is disturbed by the European war, consequently
we receive In this country many pictures which
would otherwise seek and find purchasers
among tho picture fanclers OF the Old World.
Conspicuous among the canyases on exhibition
at Leeds is an exquisite small Serboechoven, 1.-The
Dog and BUTTERFLY" which received a first premium
at the Worlds Exposition III Brussels. We must
also specify the celebrated "Esinerada ana DjalLn
by Van Leins, which has recently been SO well pho
tographed by Quincy; TWO admirable specimens Of
CarOius, one oil winch, called "Cunfdential,o Is
graceful in color aud full OF feeling. 'rhe Toietu
by Won Eeben, viii specially attract the attention
OF cOnnOsseurs. This canvas representative rustic
children, the elder Of whom is decorating the
younger ones hair with peoples. Another remarka-
bic painting IS by Dansaert-"A Return rom
Christening In the ScyentceEtn Century, In ALL
tue paintings TO he sod Number PAS, and are the
property OF Mcssrs. D'lIuyvetter Vogel, OF Ant
werp. Most OF them have been recently Imported.
few, however, as, l0r instance, the lssneralda',
are already well known here.
SALES or wOnRS OF ART
are now beginning to be the order OF the day and
by no means unseasopaby, inasmueh US o Fgood
picture Is OF the most valuable Chrlstmas gifts
that can be onorod. Mcssrs. Johnston and Van
Taase began yesterday ut their Nassau street Bales
rooms. anofhes great sale Vi pictures by natye aud
f0reioQ artls;sA