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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-08-11

The improvements consist of n comfortable
tnwo'story DWELLING, Log A>aMcN
out buildings a spring of ex' ,siiSIA,
celent water Mt the door, a =r= sA--==sssss--s
fne Apple and Peach Orchard in fall bear
ing; divided into convenient fields and in
fine condition, with sufficient quar.ity Of
wood and water.
Possession given Immediately
r.. TERMS or SALE.-Onc third cash on the
day Of sale, or upon the ratification of said
sale by the Court; one third in ~ months
and the remaining third in Yeas, with
intcrestiromt hcday of sale. land to besecured
by The purchaser or purchasers notes with
approved security to be approved Of by the
Trustee and upon the payment Of the pur
chase money the Trustee will execute to the
purchaser good deed for the premises.
NJ. q. COCKEY,
Trustee.
aug Its P. A. GoRsucn, Auctionccr.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-08-11

r AIDES City Made Caters and Shoes, at
~ june % J. Yingling 4 Sons.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-08-11

A deduction of FIVE per cent. will be
made on all State taxes paid On or be-
fore the first of Septe mbcr,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-08-11

,Scmcc.-Butchers inform us that fat
cattle have never been SO scarce as at
present. This, in great measure, is
owing to the fact that farmers instead
Of raising their calves either sell or
slaughter them Hence the scarcity of
milch cows aud beef cattle aud the high
price of both. Let our farmers think
of these things, and pay more attention
to the raising of calves, and in two or
three years We will have plenty OF
cattle.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-08-11

Reistersto,cn Camp-There will be
an extra train run on Sunday next, from,
Double Pipe Creek to the Reistcrstown
Camp. The camp opened yesterday,
and largo number Of tents have been
erected under the management oil
Charles T. Cockey, Esq. The location
is delightful, being fow miuufes walk
from Reisterstown Station, on the West.
eru Maryland Railroad, and there is O
bountilul supply of water on the ground
All the city churches Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church South take part in
this meeting, and great preparations arc
being made to accommodate those who
select this place to spend a week, away
from the noise aud dust and heat, The
meeting is looked forward 10 with great
interest and anxiety by the members O.
that denomination.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-08-11

GrdsshopPers.-We continue to hear
Of serious injury being inflicted on the
corn aud grass by the grlsshoppers. In
some of the fields they have entirely
stripped the blades off the stalk, aud
are attacking the ear. Potatoes and
gardens are suffering TO a considerable
extent, and the buckwhcat is entirely
destroyed 1t is said that the lanes
between the fields are black with them.
One gentleman lost over 200 bushels Of
oats by being cut off the stalk, aud was
compelled to cut them whilst 10 milky
state SO as to save a portion for feed
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-08-11
MARRIED.

Marriages or Deaths inserted free, u hey
exceed i've iines ihey ,od ba charged for at the
rate Of FIVE CESrs per line.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-08-11

Land Saies.-Messrs. Smith & Ne.
Kellip, attorneys for d. f. Dcford and
Cath. A. Webb, executors Of b Deford,
late Of Baltimore city, deceased, sold on
Friday last, under power contained in
Mortgage, the tan yard and farm OF
Henry Falkenstein, near Manchester,
containing 178 acres Of land, to DR.. II
II. Beltz, Jno II. Lammott, Adam
Shower aud Geo. Grouse for the sum Of
1900.
John B. T. Sellman, as Mortgage OF
Robert T. Smith, sold on Saturday last,
the farm owned by said Smith, contain
iug 100acres Purchased by the Mort
gagee for $1,000
The letter Of our correspondent at
Hctrick's, York county, Pa, was not
received in time for this paper
Fentop A. Meredith. Of Mount Airy,
has received patent for a railway rail
The hot weather continues, though
the mornings aad evenings are pleasant
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-08-11
EXAMINERS NOTICE.

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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-07-02

retsete. =Man4er Singing nitro ss'
NIT Greune ersdben, pte Ct eur@ G,sre
Ibetlnabme uni. 9iebe fem beiltsites
!8leinur, leinen @lauben ft9 btrrabrt
bat. .4e
MHsen eiele Borte besD anfes gu6
EN- &renia Cure gtebe lpbnen ; 1,bSe
(ie Gua ater aud bewessn, tn eurer
eiebe nidt su erfalten, pamtt eure
@obltbaten na@ uns aud no@ a1'rerrl
Fiebeu. >.
@enn @ptt unlere8 endbunsen utlo
Mrbetten in cielem 2anoe fe9net, 10
rperoen ,pir aud EN- opferpiQises 5er5
fir iene @nRalten seiae1. Die Sbr, ner@
ebrte 0iitelieper ofs .. Vt. 6. Central
@ereins ,au 8eiten armerG inrpauoerer
oetroF1 batet. '-.aa ID.
Grdmals ber3liden Danf!
'Stele armen Gtnwanberer.
SIN ibrem Naner
Sol. &Slble, @ertrauensmanr.
n. B. Dieienieen Gmisranten, nell
DE pom 6errn &Slble @ur1al0e erbiel:
ten, ,peroen prtnsenc eebeten oielelben,
iobaloe 5 ibnen m5sli@ TT, ;~urld3ujab<
len, pauit peito ebrGinwanoerern 9ez
bplfen 1peroen fam. a
.4.s9 &nmerfun9 bes prdtcenten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-07-02
SeiferreitbS @teuun8.

Gin oieleeleienes 8latt 3eidnet bic
s~e9enwdrttse @teQuns 0eferrei9s fol-
0enpermaBen 81.
Ger @eeenlab s~wildenR u6laro une
OeNerrei@ fddrft f& NIT jeoeua Sage;
Elm pole 1T MiniaerprdRoent In @ten,
ben salt,d6en polen miro cine tatio>
male gere4tiauuo etuoerdumt. bic 1abe
an rte nationals elbfRdnotsteit Arenst,
pelae bon polen, pie nod. Al, Die Bte<
oerberfeuuna bes ebe.nalisen &Snie<
reids 9lauben, als bic @runclase Be-
trodtet miro, .auf pelder peiter III
bauen If. Bon RuBlanp fam cos
sali5tl9e Yolen fortar ni@ts anpers>
ais elm polniiher &euoluticnsberp. ols
Elm fetnrlidee Qanp betrahtet tperben ;
uno ,pena TN 8ape GINS Der Graf pom
Bismarf NIT etner1 @taotsmantt
Mleranoer'6 II. Don &u6lano uber pos
lit ide @erbdltnii1e gu ipreden tam, 10
tlaugen ben @rafen potofi unp. 8euF
bic Sbren ; benrt ea mar alsean11 BON
ibren unp BON ben 5ferretdilden 3u>
itdnoen Die &epe. europa 1T I'm, etne
brennenpe Grase, TN, pte 5ferretdilde>
burd oteGreiani7e pom 1866 ref9er &C.
1pproen; Is brennt in Zen, alter, 6aufe
Oeferretd. Do@ idlasen bic Gtanns
men nod rt9t gum Da9e urb ben
Geniter5fnun9en beraus, pieuei9t eez
linst eS ben SnfaHen> oes Geuers Meiz
fer gu rperoen ; oann m69en Die @6lfer
f1@ Slid wlniden ; oenn: >uer,t
Seterrei9 in Glammen ftebt serdtb
europa in Branp.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-07-02

In Baton @ouse transppr>
tireu 3u laGet,. Giner Der Deputy
Sberifs ma@te f& NIT ibu, ouf ben
Wee, obne nteQetdt su abnea, tab i'm
bic Greunpe pe6Mrreitanten auf @1rttt
une 1ritt foleten, ut1. fpfe es, tpaS es
noble, tbren @eno6en III tefreten. Der
paienoe 3eitpunft oasu f6ten 9efumz
men 3u (ein, als Der Dampfer Nat9e3
auf ben, it@ Der DeputY : Gberif unp
ietn @rrefant befanpen, bel Natdea
Mt6. fur3e 3eit onleste. Die Der<
banceter etlten iofort an 8pro, befret<
ten tbren Greunp aus 1einer @efanoeaz
l6aft uup ersrifen NIT tbm Die Gludt,
10 pas, ale, BET Deputy Sheriff ii@ BON isi<
1er ueberrafdunS une 8eftlrjuns er<
bolt bate, bic @erme9enen ldnsft iber
ale 8er0e tuaren. llebrt9ens bdAt
eine 9erfolsuns aud menis gen iiBt.
oean Der @~erurtbeilte unp leineT reunpe
befancen fa jeBt in eineu, anperen
Staote, 100 ile obne cine &equifltion
oes @ouperneurs Don 2ouiliana niht
perbaftet percet1 purften. Man erfiebt
bierauS, bas cte pben9emadte 8emer=
flung, es 8ebe fir bic 9roben @erbre9er
feline Strafe, rtdtis if, uno cab es
nt9ts l1apen f1nnte, tpen>, Ni1ter
9Yn1 etnmal auf turse3eit bel uns einz
tsbrte.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-07-02
leber Sic Gintpanberuua.

Dem 8ert@te bes 6rn. s. &Sltle
BON New gorf al, ben Central eretn
entnebmen mtr foleenoen intereGanten
Muh6lu6 lber DIE am9auptlarpunesz
plaBe baislbR fir Die Ginparperer be-
ftebenbeu @tnri@tungen> nebf ee1en
G9lu6temnfungeu. 81. &Slble be-
ri9tet tuos foi9t:" "s'#..1s@ t.
NQe Btaute tnt Cattle @arben rvetz
DE ibre 8eloloun9 erbalten, baben fbz
rem beittmmtenip Soften, auf tpel9em fie
feben, /. .. bic Stdet = 8erfdufer, Die
Musrufer> Die Hepcrter II. {. TO-. Sir
un1ere Mn8eiegenbett, 1T Der Neporter
Die widtisfte Yerl5uli1feit. Gr bat
fem Bureau an, Gineans gum Cattle
@arpen> ber - eng ii, tab thinner 1,ur
per1on Duralab finoet. DielerHeporz
ter i@retbt auf az ce6 Gfnpanperers
Name1 By @aterlanp> O Tamilie>
d. wobtu i1e! reilen u. +. ~. Sn Der
Ndbe bteits @eporterS fnoet man mid
am beiten. Man fam mid Iberpie6
lei9t erfennen an eineu, Nb3ei9en, pas
id traae, ,,du,li@ elmer &rt gocarce
nit ben @ymbole BON @laube, 5ofz
r1ur8 unp 2tebe, ben,abset9en fGrMit>
alieper be8 gentralperetns. 8prau=
jieben 1T es> tpent, i'd bic Namer Der
an rat@ aprelirten 2eute Dor ttrer Mnz
funft l&on babe. SD eebe bielelten
ban11 BEN pben9enanntenR epprtcr, aub
er erwetlet mir ftets bic Greunoli9teit
mid III rufen, lpbale er auf einen cer<
ienieenN ftoBt bic lid auf meiner
3ffe bef1oen. SD titte, caB man f@
bteles merten mb9e, neil bieies Is benz
Gtnwancerer lefater' madt> mid 3u
Fnpen uno aud mir piel Sim unp
3errenuen er(part. .o@b5 3D.
2etper bouer ii@ pteie @tnwanberet
bic 9rS6ten 2uftl9lSGer tn ber alten
3etmatb unp auf oer @eile malt bic erz
tiBttYbantafie oielslben bofnungssrlu
aus. ater Ieloer entlpri@t bic @irfz
li@teit tbren Grpartunseta sniftt uni
ta bat Der 8ertrauensmanu oft aue
feline Berebtiamttit auf3nbiten, ,1ut IT,
men Mutb unp 8ertrauen auf Got
ein3ufbSen. q, --. ,,.. .,,o.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-07-02
&euer &flapenbanbel.

Cine reue &laNe Don Sflaoen BILL
ben bic @inefiden Coolies. Goolte
bei6t uriprlnsli@ &rteiter. Da li@
iepp@ bic Mrbeiter in CHINA unb
|Ontnpien auf cine &eibe po1 Sabre1
III percineen pFeQen, 10 1T e6 9ebrduds
lid 9eporpen, pies @ort fir etuen
auf befimmte 3eit in 65rteteitS Ser
bdltnib eetretenen Irbeiter, etnen ella
os1 auf 3eit> t5npte ,,au ia9en, iu 9e<
brauden. Den fir ee1 Worft 3u
Gan Grancisco 9%erporbenen Coolies
tpuroe frlber BON arnerifantl9en Conn
paenten pper Gapitali1ten ODER M3entert
oerlelben 3u Gong Song oas ueber<
fabrt : @elp .oorseltredt. uno boielbe
pur9 beren Nrbeit in Galifornten ,e.
ielbft surlderfattet. "a uniere &C.
Iege cine 1olhe pirefte Betbeiltoune an
Der Mnmerbuns uno Gransporttrung
nerbieten> 10 1T an Steue bieier @ez
tbore jeBt cine anpere 9etreten> bic piel
pertperfider il une nidt bios ben
transportirenpen @oolie, 1oneern nelz
fen 9an;e Gami!ie nit Sflaperte be-
brobt. .
Sn Dem pt6t beo6lferten Gbtna 1T
nun einmal Der Drau9 mad Muswanz
esruns unp BerbeGeruna tbrer Sage
unter ben riereren golf6flo0en elm
chen 70 md9tiser, mts ct nur in
Deutlalanp. uper in Srlanb ietn fam.
llno rpie in ben lebten 9dnoern, ftno
AUDI in China Wafen BON M9enten
tbdtis, tpelde caflr ioreen, baB bteler
Dran9 thinner reue Nnre9ung erbdlt.
Sour perfabren 1e NIT rolIfdnpt9er Sc
meteorological unp brutaler Miba9tun9
auer per5Snlt9en &e9te. .}
Man miro pieie N9ttatton fir @us<
>pancerun9 in China r,@tt9 perfeben,
>penn man iie ii@ Der Mrt oenft> wte
iie i'm rort9en Sabrbunoert BON ben
1osenannten Neuldnoern C%reilencen
Msenten aus Nmerifa in Deuti@lano)
betrteten tpurre, unp pie man nod In
lester !3eit J 9. Mdc@en aus Deulf9<
lam, Rau,entli9 aus 5e1en> mad
2pnppn unp Gan Tranctscp uaus>
fIbrte."
! De- Mseut pirbt bic Nuewanberer
an, iunse @dp9en tperpen oft NIT
@ewalt entfabrt, seraubt oper BON If
rem &n9eb6ri9en perfauft unb treibt fe
aus Dem fernen Snnern na9 benz 6az
fenplaB. Dprt uerpe1 ite in Gnt9ran<
ten 6duier 9ebradt unp pom oa an
Boaro Der betreHenoen S@ife. 3" .
Das GerwerF i@fe aber 1T, cab oer
Goolie, Der 1i9 an>perben ldBt, nit 81
piQisun9 pes Srts>0 orfanos bic PER-
ionen ieiner Gauilte gu 8ar9en iteat
fir 3ablun9 ter. Summe, pel@e fur
ieinen Gransport na@ Mmerifa per-
lan9t ,pirc. Sn ter Shat foftet bic
ueberfabrt nur $40, aber ber @9ent
Serlanst $500 bis $500. Der Srts>
@prfano eebt nun gum Manoarin>
uno belize leiten 8dr9l9at fir Die
Sumn,e, trorauf Der Manoart1 BEN
Meenten feline Note ,nb pieier bemGpp<
lie ras ueberfabrts>E idet ausbdnpist.
@as 1T nun lie Golse titits gnfab<
rens? .s1 @'
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-07-02

mir es. l1no mir talten BAG ntdt bloB
fir unier @e@t, (unpern fir unlere
pftdt."
ueber bie1es urtbeil tpirb ber 2e1sr
feline Grlduterun8 perlanser.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-29
Ninth Ward Republicans.

The following resolutions were lnani-
mously adopted by the Ninth Ward Repub-
Iican Club at their last regular meeting,
Monday evening:
Rcsolred. That the Republicans of the
Ninth Ward OF the city of New Orleans
heartily approve OF the nominations made
in the Parish Nominating Convention, held
in this city on the twenty-sccond, twenty
third and tNyentv-tourth instant, and pledge
ourselves 10 support the regular nominees
in the next campaign, chosen by said CON
vention. and especially w. c. kinsella and
Lewis CheneauX for the House OF Represent
atives.
Resolced That any party or parties run
ming on an independent ticket can not, in
the true sense Of the word. claim to be
sound Republicans. and we hereby de
nounce as boilers and disorganizeIs all who
do not support the regular nominees.
The following resolutions were received
from the Bismarck German Sub-Club OF the
Ninth Ward:
WHEREAS, We have recently had con-
vened in the Mechanics Institute Repub-
hcan Nominating Convention for the pur-
pose of nominating candidates for offices in
the parish OF Orleans, city of New Orleans.
to be voted for on the seventh of November
next; and,
Whereas, The proceedings of said con-
vention were deemed for the interest and
welfare of the community at large; there
fore. be it
Resotred, That we indorse its platform of
principles as set forth in the resolutions
adopted by said convention.
Resolced That we will support the nomi
nations made By the convention, believing
them to be judiciously selected, particularly
the nominations of w. c. kinsella and
Lewis Cheneaux to the House of Represent
atives, and will use all our influence to Sc
cure their election.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-29
The CamD0iQn i'm the First District

NC Oaulp01&0 In the FIRST DKS1flCts
Republican mass meetings will be held il
the First Congressional District as follows
Tangipaho. Friday September 30. Speak
Hughes.
Greensburg, Saturday, October l. Speak
ers: General j. H. Sypher, General G. A.
Sheridan.
Franklinton, parish of Washington, Mon.
day, October B. Speaker: General j. H.
Sypher.
Amite, Tuesday, October a. Speakers
General j. II. Sypher, Hon. Thomas w. Con
way, Hon. Charles Hughes.
Buras Settlement, parish of Plaquemine,
Saturday October 4. Speakers: General J..
V. Macarty, Hon. Charles Hughes.
st. Bernard Courthouse, Saturday, Octo-
Der Is. Speakers: General j. H. Sypher,
Hon. P. 3. 5. Pinchback, Hon. Z. V. Ma
carty, ColonelJ. H. Ingraham. Hon. Charles
Hughes, Hon. II. w. Conway. A brass
band will be in attendance.
Republican mass meetings in Plaque
mines parish as follows:
Buras Settlement, Saturday, October s, at
twelve O'clock.
New Texas, Saturday, October s, in the
evening.
Point Michele, Sunday, October 9, at
twelve o'clock.
Point-a la Hachc Dolce Store). Sunday,
October 9, in the evening.
Beau Sejour tThibauts), Monday, Octo-
Der 10, in the evening
New Courthouse, Tuesday, October II,
in the evening.
English Turn Myers Storel, Wednesday,
October II. in the evening
General j. H. Sypher and others Will ad-
dress the people at the above places.
Nv, Vnr nf$ i.aC
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-29
GOVERNMENT SALE.

WILL BE SOLD Ar> PUBLIC AUCTION, ON
w TUESDAY, October 1. 1870, at Old Garrison
Grounds, Vicksburg, Mississippi
THE PUBLIC BUILDINGS, known as Barracks
Officers Quarters, Hospital Buildings, kitchens
Launtlress' Quarters, etc.
Also at same time and place, u large amount OF
condemned government property consisting in par,
Army Wagons, our-wheeled Draw, u Dunn
Cars IS single sets of harness, 2G Stoves, Ambr.
lance, Hearse and Wheels, unfinished; 65 Spades
689 Grain Sacks Carpenters Tools, two sets; Black
smiths Ioo!s, three sets; Saddlers' Tools two sets
etc Paints, Oils of various kinds Horse and Mule
Shoes and Shooting Nails; So barrels Of Lime; Bar
row; Oiiice furniture, such Desks, Tables etc ;
Oh Iron and Lumber; an assortment of Hardware;
81, 80 pounds Of Corn large quantity of Tentage,
equipage.
PUBLIC WATERWORKS, consisting Of Pump and
two Engines. Tubular Boiler several Thousand feet
OF Pipe assorted sizes), Water Tanks, etc., all in
good order to be sold sin place."
Thirty days from sale win be allowed for removal
OF WaterwOrks and Public Buildings.
Sale to commence at ten o'clock A. M. and to con-
tinue from day to day until all the property ms-
posed of.
T. w. MORRISON,
Second Lieutenant Sixteenth Infantry Acting
Assistant Quartermaster se' 1oo"W
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-29
Eighth Ward Radical Republican Club.

A large meeting of the above club was
held at their hall OH Morales street, on the
twenty-seventh instant; A. Armstrong,
president; A. A. Maurice, secretary.
The following resolutions were presented
by Mex. Richards, which were received and
unanimously adopted:
We, the members Ofthe Eighth Ward Rad
zeal Republican Club, return our thanks to
Messrs. A. A. Maurice and Charles Joseph,
our delegates. and indorse their action in
the late Parish Convention OF this city.
Resoire9, We recognize in the nominations
made in said convention the right men in
the right place, and pledge them our undi-
vided support at the ballot-box in the com
ing election.
Resolrcd further, To his Excellency H. c..
Warlnoth, We owe all gratitude for his en-
ergetic efforts in behalf of Republicanism;
as the staunch, tried defender and builder
Of the Republican party in this State. we
tender to him our best wishes and God
speed in the good cause.
The meeting. previous TO adjourning, was
addressed by the Hon. James II. Ingraham
in most eloquent terms, followed by w. ii.
Green. Esq. with 1orc:ble and well-tiined
remarks TO Republicans as to their duty at
the present time.
We understand there VIII he a mass meet
ing OF the Eighth Ward Radical Republican
Club next Saturday night. TO which al Re
publicans are invited 10 attend.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-29

Calliope street. The fire broke out in the
large building in the lower part of the
town, known for many years as Delpit's
plantation. The place was formerly large
tobacco mandatory, but in 1866 the mill
was taken down by the proprietor, Mr.. A.
Delpit, and the property sold. It at pres
emit belongs to Captain Baird The building
destroyed is the old Delpit family mansion,
erected somewhere in the beginning of the
present century. 1t has not been ascer-
tanned how the fire originated.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-29
REGISTRATION.
OFFICE STATE REGISTRAR OF VOTERS,
New Orleans. September 8. 1870.

OFFICE STATE REGISTRAR OF VOTERS,
New Orleans. September 8. 1871.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE OFFICES
~ of the Assistant Supervisors of Registration,
will remain open until FRIDAY, October g. 1870,
Sundays and legal holidays excepted.
Office hours from seven clock A. u. to IL o'clock
A.; and from two o'clock r. NJ. to seven o'clock
In conformity with the provisions Of paragraph
five of section forty-three of the Act to provide
for the revision and correction of the lists OF regis
tered voters OF the state etc, approved March IT,
Orleans viii be complete new.
ALL QUALIFIED VOTERS Of the parish Of Or.
desire to vote at the general election November
1870 must make application for registry to the As
sistant Supervisor Of Registration OF the ward in
FIRST WARD-No. 405 Magazine street, between
Terpsichore and Melpomene streets.
SECOND WARD-No 3Ol Magazine street, be-
tween Calliope and Gaiennie streets.
THIRD WARD-No. 1923 Liberty street, between
Perdido and Poydras streets.
FOURTH WARD-Corner IRENE and Cont streets,
up stairs.
FIFTH wARD-No 141 Daupliine street. between
st. Peter and Toulouse streets.
SIXTH WARD-COrner Where street and Bayou
Road.
SEVENTH wARD-No. "A Frenchmen street.
corner Victory street.
EIGHTH WARD-COrner Poet and Craps streets.
NINTH WARD-NO. "a Louisa street, between
Rampant and Burgundy streets
TENTH WARD-NO. i16 st. Mary street near Mag
aZine street.
ELEVENTH WA3D-No 756 Magazine street,
near Washington street.
TWELFTH WARD-Magazine street. opposite
Market House.
THIRTEENTH WARD-Magazine street, between
Cadiz and Valrnce streets.
FOURTEENTH WARD-Corner Of Walnut and
Water streets.
FIFTH DIsTRICT-tAlgiers)-A AT 'old Parish Hall.
b. p. BLANCHARD,
State Registrar of Voters, and Supervisor of Regis
tratiOn Parish of Orleans.
got
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-29

Bank of New Orleans, New Orleans,
September "a, I8l0.-Whereas, at their sitting OF
the second day of September 1870 the Board Of Di-
rectOrs Of this Bank adopted the following ,esolu-
ton, to wit:
Resolved, That it is the sense of this Board that
section Of article eight of the charter OF this
Bank should he amended 10 read as follows:
"There shall never be any increase of the capital
without the consent of two-thirs in amount of the
stockholders" and that it is also the sense OF this
Board that the capital stock Of this Bank should
he increased to the extent OF six hundred thousand
dollars the capital to consist OF twenty thousand
shares of sixty dollars each, say one million two
hundred thousand dollars
The stockholders of this Bank are requested to
call at the Banking House, corner OF Exchange
alley and Canal street, on the twepty-ffth day of
October 1870, between the hours OF "A. n. and p.
NJ, for the purpose of voting on the proposed
amendment to the act of incorporation.
sea- 2tawlm n ACGUSTIN, Cashier.
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PETITION.

NEW ORLEANS, September IA, 1870
ITO THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
l. New Orleans: Gentlemen-The undersigned
property owners, residing Jackson street, be-
tween st. Charles and Liberty streets, respectfully
request that your honorable body will cause to be
adjudicated q contract for the completion of the
brick banquetting and flag curbing the aforesaid
streets and that this petition be published in
fOrnlity with section twenty four, city charter.
B. A. Shumway. 60 feet front.
L. Jennings ~ feet front.
Charles Weber 81 y feet front.
]. Marshall, IS feet front.
p Noll, 80 feet front.
Mrs. Drunimond 30 feet front
Mr.. Dog, 60 feet front.
Robert Mckenzie, 60 feet front.
p Charles Cuvelner, l22 feet front.
Mrs. Alice Rutherford 81 feet front.
G. II. HOester, 60 feet front.
James Coyle, 800 feet front.
r. Bliesatrh, 80 feet front.
6. N. Thurston. "a feet front.
A. Schneider, IS feet front.
T. Schrempp IS feet front
Mary Campbell so feet front.
NJ. 4. Schrauvin, 60 feet 'front.'
Mrs. c. JOre, 81 feet front.
George Nicholson, 80 feet front.
q. B. Young, lZ7 feet, lOinches lines front.
John NJ. Roberts, 31l2 feet. ltaw 4w
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Notice is hereby given that all the circu
lating notes issued by the Merchants Bank OF New
Orleans and by the late Bank of James RObb las
sumed by the Merchants Bank OF New Orleans)
may he presented for redemption at the office OF the
state AUDITOR within year from the first pub
LEGATION hereof, viz from March J. 1870. that the
funds deposited for the redemption of said notes
will be given up to the said Merchants Bank of New
Orleans pursuant to sections thirty four and thirty
five of act of the General Assembly of the State
of Louisiana, entitled IAN act to establish q general
system Of free banking in the State Of Louisiana"
approved March Is, 1885.
New Orleans, March T. 1870. ar
THOMAS ]. DIX,
mh4 2tm 1y Cashier