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New-York tribune., 1870-11-15
LOUISIANA.

TIE STATE MAJORITY SAID To Re 10000.
Ngw-ORLEANs, Nov. 1.-THE Republicans
claim the State by 10000 majority All their Congress
men have been elected folows LIST District James H.
Sypher, I'D L. A Sheldon, present nienDer iilu u d.
Darra; Iyth, James McClerry Vth, Frank Werey'
NEw-oRLEANs REPUBLICAN, BY OVER oWV
MAJORITY
Npw-ORLEANs, Nov 14.--0fficial returns
shov that the Republicans made clean sweep or the
city by over FIVE thousand majority The Republicans
''''' THE FIFTH DISTRICT
Nrw-ORLEANs Nov. H--Frank Morey, the
Republican candidate for Member of Congress in the Vth
Distrct-hereofore in douDt-h been elected oy l'Oo
majority.
TIE BATON ROUGE RIOTERS.
Npw-ORLEANs, Nov. 14-AbOut 40 OF the
Baton Rouge rioters who attacked the ana
counters OF ballots Monday night, killing four kepuo
cans Including member OF the legislature aT,iN Gu "a
this city 10 day In In charge OF keBar
troops
THE sIFCTros-PRACE INSTEAD or wAR-INcI-
pENTs--THB FREEDMEN-CONNERIED DEMO
CRATs-GES. LoSGSTREEr
New ORLEANS, Nov. S.-The election passed
off moSe quietly than any since Louisiana became one Of
the states OF the Union. During old Whig and Demo
Cratic oampagns aud during those days OF kDow-Soth
ms mohs and riots when shdel, and benjamin, and
soule and regard and other great southern lights
were CONSPICUOUS politicians, 1t would have been con
s,6ered miraculous II many lives not lost by
der and a thousand skulls broken during the election.
m Was new thing under the to witness the peace
ana order existing here In NewOrleans yesterday.
waited nearly all the polls and round them surrounded
by groups Of good yet earnest men, each siry
ing In lawful way TO promote tho interests or tho
party and candidates OF his ehoico -.
day or two before the election seven c9mpanes and
infantry with two Gaiiin guns reached the city. o
were stationed at the CustomHouso ready In case ~
emergency, to respond TO the call OF the United
Marshal g. b. Packard portion Of the STATE xad
was held by Adutsnt Gen James Longsree', r The
for duty ut moments call, but, Fortunately ~ srhest
credit OF city and state, theIe waa hot VI a. n,es
need Of either al these forces Were " no 70, & sued
enoo however Wa should not be 90 k3y W ns % Ttass
lho jar 10 sQoh perlc:t peace. TIE Nee 0s""s N"''
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DIED.


DEyTsOyOr Monday b. 18th INST West PsrnA
erule rect Denon in the 6oh Of her
Wanesd, At l2t O'Clock Church. ST. Annsaye
ghthst Carriages Hi be waiting o. MOO
Haven Depot H. R train from Twenty rtS&
DONALDsOS-On Sunday the 18Th inst. at SewtOWH, L. Ma
Home Donsldson aged Do
Funeral Wensss. Trains leave Hunters Point at 10. an
PORNAy-On Sunday Nov l3 Williamsburg N l., Rosetta r
Of BivaH 7. Fornan-
GCHRRST-In Brooklyn IL 1910 sfer long ard M
nes, John W G.ohret, in the 56h year Of his age
the late residence No. li9 uew MOI bmoAee ss
THURSDAY afternoon st2 O'Clock
GILFLLAY-In BrooIlyn Sunday morning i3 inst native
Puners vii take place o. his Dr. Aer.nas
Cohr.B TUESDAY 18th inst ssz O'Clock p
HOLMRs-At WihsmsburghL l. L. SUNDAY Nov J Robert hel<
The relatives and nens mly and Of his brother John
onioe the 18th inst the residence bis brosh-s
nv DALEY, old No 7s SoSsh seeobast between rhs
Baltimore papers please copy
HYATT-A. EeyiOwn. L. on Monday Nov a. Hannah Hyatt
Relatives and friends Of the family steni her funeral ro
her rephew T. Burroughs at oe einesay it
without further notice Cars leave hGs'ers Po
MsTURS~At San Francisco Co. 1870 ia. D., the ,s
Wm II. MiBtlrn Of Se~BunsseA, N j.
RICHARDsosA Hudson City J.. sunday evening Pahp 'aiJ
and Kat Richardson ,sed year and months
residence Of Mr. Albert Metz Van Rel
RosB-At his residence Epesn Yates Co y MONDAY Nov
I, 1910, John n. Rose IN the Iiss year Of bis -se
sMTH-At Newark n j. on the tih inst Belle NJ wife o' Albert
Smith yOang daughter Of John and Lpen j. Bamber aged
Funer. services in the First Baptist Church 90 Wdned FGy 10
Relatives and friends invited 10 1end l5ierpen
Greenwood Cemetery L. l. Garage, vii be At soe b."% =
arrival Of The ss and 81 N trains fro" foot Of Lab
erty-st, n. 7.
THOMsOs-A residence Of her nsv Rev Dr. MsnA
kns:;Os j. M Mr. "a, Ann % ed % s:I 81 u M ne. s s
Relatives and friends requested 70 attend ec AZ 'he rses
day the 10th inst The remains Will be lA.l ~ hs AsIsA
Cemetery, secondst
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triad hard Apparently for several days prior 70 The eoo
tom 70 WORK Up the BAD blood sf sbs mob element % o,
words OK lie temper ne Peavane more faithfully r
presenting the "od citizens" urged peace' "o'"'
All the bsilos were returned in tbs be,es in which
they were dopOse1, from tlI. various prectN ces %,
,hanl,s institute 10 Be counted nnaer ~ .ne ,s, 6ered
that THIS building was the one IN whlGh tho TOY ~ ~,
took place. When thousands OF people nockca v.s ia
ls walls each congrstulatng the ether over we svoS
order which, under a Republican Administrations, hao
unlyersaly prevailed one could hardly faii 70 eau ~
the eNentfn 90b of July, 1906 when Dotie, Hoftos snc
many others murdered by mob IIder the controf
of some leading cyil officers Of the city ft would seem
and that It has appealed from the very spot which It
was shed mot for the shedding Of bl0>d, but Ssr
The oolored men offered unusual Inducements by
the Democrats to vote against the Republicans, but
though a few led 10 vote what was termed the
Christian Republican ticket" OF them Is known
have voted with their old adyersare@. An old man,
who had been n slave nearly all hs fe whose eyesight
was entirely gone. whose age was 10 years, was com
Quoted 10 the polls by little white gr: Another old
man one o, the white race nciebOr of the good ola
nero seeing the latter proceeding to the poll with
Republican ticket Ia his hand, exclaimed; Hold ON,
Uncle Joe: you have q Republican ticket there you are
a Democrat and yon must vote with your JyIends."
Old Uncle Joe stood still and turning To bls Demoe aue
neighbOr, said. in tone Of confidence ana
yes friend knows H. Democrat all de year round.
but not Oh election day" -. o..
1t interesting 20 notice how many men VINO M ners
formerly Democrats had indicated conversion from ther
old errors by voting the Republican ticket ms -
especially true IN the Of many bankers ahs p.DseI
who have seen the state and city credit couSthty 40
vancng under Republican rule, whereas, under t.o Po
yious reign Of the Andy johnson Denocraey, u frn
and worse. Many of the old white citZehs haVe
followed the example long act them by such men -
eX-OOy. Hahn, Benjamin +. FLANDERS, r. X HowoH, Dr.
the Democratic policy OF ruin, prasng tle prosrss,so
and economical course Of the Republican party ANA tbey
vote the Republican ticket.
OF the Of his position Repubhcai he
nothing for the and jeers Of hs acFesdr
The first he east cast yesterday for tbs
straight Republican ticket.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-15
WEST VIRGINIA.
Tile MAIoRrrIFs FOR CONGREssMEN.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
TIE OFFICIAL MAJORITII;S.

TfiE OfFItlal MAoOhiiii~''
The following majorities in South Carolina
are taken from the certified official returns Robert X
Scott Rep for Governor, 1854; AlOnzo ]. Ranser>
Rem for Leutenant-G GOVERNOR, si,637 For Congress
LIST District Joseph II. Rainey. Rep $685. Hid District
De Large Rep, 9e6 lid District. Robert b. Elliott
Rep 6,5GT IYth District, Alexander :. wallace KEEP
a30I ougressaan at Large. +. NJ. Eppng, 81 10
seph H. Rainey also elected to MI the une1pred
term In the LIST District by majority OF l1l95
THE RRPoRMERs' ACCEPTING THE POLITICAL
sITUATION-A BID FOR THE COLORED VOTE
CHARLESTON. Nov. H.-At the political con-
ference of representatives Of the late Union Reform
marty held in Columbia Friday night IL was deter
mined unanimously abide by the recognition OF the
civil and political equality Of the negroes to protect the
colored men who voted with the Reform party; to well
come the colored who desire to enter the conserya
tive ranks to expose the frauds pepetraed at the late
elections and bring the offenders to Justice and 70 use
serving good order and peace.
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THE STATE or TRADE.
DOMRsTIC MARKETS

S,rosts.S. Nov Foar dull sni noTns sups,sss :. ",
sales 75d8 yellow frneri sJas1 ost @ooc Bon ~
0Sl 10 HAy-Prme, SzJ, Choice t3 Pork dnii MS 70
Clear Sd~s 2c Hsms, IYlc Lard Aoe
sugar easier yellow clarified White lOlniic hoa.e,-Pnme
gcgSl Coffee dull, Prime. sl0i1ic. kk
ehsBge-sterlng 1911 New York Sight al discount Cod. III
AususrA Ga, No, hCo;.on opened dull and closed am s~
1.ltO bales receipts l2lT bales; Md4lng, ltic
sr LOUIS l4-Cotton dull i4t@lSc Flour sncbangA
Wheat tru NJ Winter l9d ~ %. No d. I'll 3D. Corr hrns
Choice New yellow, ss No MIsi sic oas trn 81 totA ~
Barlsy-Choe Advancrg Prime n Choice Rye sserI
an Tobacco Heap snd Bageing IN
changed Pork seady Nes, s2fQ 81 So Old S25 o1 p2s "a
ShoHiers lDc Ciear RIB gtc Gear Sldes
liG+ie Cattle unchanged Lave Hogs aI a.
&c 25Ds6 IS Lard t1l New lic Recep-yOO bbh Foar s
bash.W Wheat 900 Hogs
New-York tribune., 1870-11-15
Gpetial Notires.
Auction sale of

Auction saIe Of
1I6 CENTRAL. PARK LOTS,
OF PITY NISTH-ST
MADISoyAvR,
EIGHTHAvR
And ,d.oinins Sr--a
THIRTY.NIsB CENTRAL PARK FAOSTs.
sevsr,l parcels, having
FRONTS OF OVER 2oO FEgT
being NOS, eb locations bote. public Institutions
P,rl Rseree the city unoocupei composing the gss
and valuable property 'Serrd ssw'i0f tor many 'ea"
At Auction.
THURSDAY November II, 1910, ct ls "a, at the
E,fsiGfi sTfish sfi''F9'R r < WbElss II 5sfssi Co..
Auctonesrs. No. Pins-,t
ssA.sl Lot, Central Pars bounded b shave.
Ps55tt sd md sd So IS Lots near Mshsoa,ve.
so. ncSs.s. So1n Lot. s
s.a LS Lot: a:. near faSss aaai -AA will here be ss
SHAW. Lo, ircniHg P.rk between CD and essEu
LS:s I.Ss Ss!~ees Ses ~ 18th asd 7s,S st.
Ears Front between I'D facing Central psri on s-s
st:h.t . Lots near Eghtbars
S5Rs-Entire north ale between 9Th and sshares
7g,S.st-Sor.hse-t corner stb.sre, facing PARK
ss aud s2d- -sts-3 Lots near Eighs5aye.
I cen. Of puleh. moGsy can rsasa o. ofs % sss
the rSi oae. ssSs p J. N PISKSsf = Csisr-si
Qutting Business.-Shts French China Dnner sei'. III
oGifING BUsISEss-Coored and Gilt China Dinner Set. s1
QGfrTSG BUSINESS China Tea .. res>
QUITTING BUsINEss-coOrsd and G r.. 81 A.n
QUITTING BUsINEsS-Coorei Chamber Set, ii pieces hAsH.
rood. 50.
QUITTING BUsINEss-Mane Vase Carl Ree'er' JaDisrs''
M da China, Sc. &C.. al hall price.
QUITTING BUslNhsS-Iory banded able Knives h"'se"'
9tfTTiSG BUsiNsSS-s,erpid pieces A'nds'"''y
silt ana bowl beat plate 90
QUITTING BuSiA BSS.-SiVer plated Casters '1' ~ 49,
bottles IS 20. -. ee ,hs ao.,.
SUirTISG BUsINRSs-You nay up0u h our Pn'' are ."
S''" anything oa-rFd N N'''i'f-' w F. DALgYs Co.
NJ. vi Bro>d"sr
University OF the City oi Ne"-i"'~'
THE ISAUGURArioS OF
REV HOWARD CROSBY. D. D.
-, ,,,.,, all take place o THURSDAY EyEs.
INC -, At :, ock Association Hal FODrthATs s"s'
JoHgC GREEN Pcaisa, Of faS cOaDsA
W X MARrfS secearT
&C.. Gsasf:: Fs.sss 1;1iss iJsss-.ro, co-n' A''c"
IoHs l. RAAsoSA
carl. Of Admission be obtained a'
p.SpoLPH's Broadway corner Nnhs
puTsAMs FoartAAVe., cor Twenty at
And Of the Jan Z. al We In'erssy.
speciaIly. LigLI Locomotives -.
. IA ,t.co sf.l,s light Yer eesusos1
80. A,s for and nsbu hssne- ssAss' ~~'~
- .il. Por photographs and fan s-ormstos s-irss
'D~ ~ SMITH PoHfkk titsborya reon-
-N..i.ouo spring WatsrThs water syoeiao Or 81 az
ea .es anrc,ns se<oaA, eAefs AiS al "p~Se " ~
blood fresh supply received W , ,,,,.,v ~ u.,.-
-R., w HI H. NIarray ~iA lecture TONIGHT :. AA-s.Ass
Ia. feurts ave All Tvspu Ar,t Subject; Tbs AsrVnDA~
New-York tribune., 1870-11-15
MISSOURI.

ruy EGIsLATURE-DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 14.-The Republican of this
ctv bas returns from all counties in the State but
eight. It claims that the lower House OF the Legislature
will contain IS Democrats, II Fusion. 81 " Liberal
olters) and II Regular Republicans OF the senate, ~
savs Neither party will have OF claim majority Dut
Tire are enoug Fusonsts who will cooperate with the
emooracy 10 make that body substantially Democratic
New-York tribune., 1870-11-15

ILY-BrRKH-On Thurvsy Nov TO- At Ct Joseph. Church Trt
ave- By Father Dunphy Mr. Henry Lily AS Lizzie Bnrss
AH Notices Of Marriages must be indorsed Nth fsH
name aud address.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-15
POLITICAL.
NEW-JERSEY.

THE FOURTH CONGRESS DISTRICT.
The Hon. John Hill has been reelected TO
Congress by majority OF 27e9. His majority In 1868
was only TO- The msjoties in the various counties Of
the dsrict according TO official returns, are a. follows
New-York tribune., 1870-11-15

ll6 East Tvouty.secopd--t.
For Piano organ and Harmony so Rsang Caa once heurs
l-2 o. IA BEKsAkDus B0gxE-sAS, Dir
New-York tribune., 1870-11-15
N1RRIFD.

Wedding md Visiting Cards, Initial Stamping Note Payer
Wa BYEEDELLs SONS lC FULTos-sT Old DUTCH CHuEcA
New-York tribune., 1870-11-15

ssre's CatBrrh RemedysSs reward for an nearaes
Druggists BY mall 90 oents pamphlet Tree "A
trees L " PIERCE, NJ D.. l55 SeHecs st.. Buffalo, n T.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-15

Turkish Baths 81 Lerngtoe-aVe Ladies To 9p Gen
uemen, constantly DAY and hight X {. ANGEL, n D.
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THE FIFTH DISTRICT.
HUDSON coUNrr-JERsEY CITY AND HoBoKEN.

The Board of County Canyassers for Hudson
County yesterday completed the ocal returns for Con
gressnen and Sheriff The following Is the official vote
New-York tribune., 1870-11-15
Total

THE VOTE FOR SHERIFF -
Andrew Mount, the Republican candidate Tor Snerln OF
Undson County received sS77 votes: Thomas Carney
Dem. $3.50: Patrick Harrington, Ind, Looo' Mounts
majority, 773.
UNION COUNTY.
The official canvass in Union County shows
The New York herald., 1870-01-26
JOURNALISTIC kOiCs.

The Rutland yt) Herald Is seveniy-six years old.
Wisconsin has weekly paper called the Lean
Wol. -
sun another penny paper Is projected IN Phlla.
phia.
SIR John Acton Is the editor OF the Worth Byttfsh
QuaytefEH Reptese.
A North Carolina publisher calls his paper The
LttplbeTtOa k0beS0niaa. f y
The newspaper Tax mas been unanimously abol.
fned Ny the Hunaarlan Parliament.
Mr.. r. c. De Leon has retired from the position or.
managing editor OF the Mobile Register.
II. A. Perkins, late OF Chicago has bought an In.
terest IN the sioux City t0wal Journal
The Easton tPa) Free Press says that two new
daly newspapers are projected IN Allentown
Ex-Governor Ham is abour to retire from the
editorial char OF the New Orleans RsDu0tiesIn.
The Christian Instructor OF Phiadelphia and the
Ua1ed FyesoWertaa Of Pittsburgh have baen Goa-
s0lidafed.
N. II. Northrup. one Of the agents OF the New YORK
State Ass0claed Press has purchased interest IN
the syracuse Courier.
merchant OF Portsmouth, New Hampshire, has
had an advertisement IN every issue OF the Ports
mouth JOuf1tdt for twcnty-two years.
IA Western journal says--Dcimas's ruin In the
National inteittgeaces Is no warning 70 Buckley
for Binckley IS about starting democratic paper at
Somerset, OHIO.
The Transatlantic Is weekly journal Just started
IN PhIIadelphla printed very much IN The styIe of
Es*1y Saturday, previous TO the recent enlargement
OF the latter paper
The National is the title or new monthly Journal
published In Buffalo, devoted TO the Interests " All
branches Of industry and n,entlon aud the diffusion
OF useful knowledge"
Ottawa, Canada, has lately gwen birth to two new
evening papers, the Free Press and lhe Erenh.0
NxN. They are both Of the same SIZE and not dts
similar In appearance.
The annual meeting OF the Editorial Association
OF the State Of Pennsyiyana Will bc held at Harris.
burg on rhursday the 27tn OF January, 1870 at Two
O'Clock In the afternoon.
The neat Wisconsin Editorial Convention VIII he
held ut Prairie du Chen il June next. George Van
Waters. Of the Lsdn VOL, at Durand viii deliver
ahe address ana II. N. Ross OF the Snepoygan Tines
-le poem.
We learn from the report OF Mr. Jonn r. Dabcock.
secretary Of the New Jersey Editorial Association
thAt there are az present IN Lat state ninety -one
publishing establishments issuing altogether lOS
publications. Of these nineteen are daily IA so two
daIy during July and Augustl eIRhty-twO weekly
and eight monthly. Eight da.Iies ami thirty week.
lies are republican In politics, eight daiiies and
twenty-eght weckes dcmocrauc three da,es and
tweDty-four weeKties independent three monthlies
agricultural. two nonthlies devoted tO religious sun.
jccts and three mOntLes 10 literary and miscea.
ne0us mauers. There are two daily and seven
weekly papers printed IN the German language the
balance In English. Two daies eieveu wceklies and
three monthly publications. nave been commenced
since the last ANIMAL meeting Eight weekly puoii-
Gallons have been discontinued.
The New York herald., 1870-01-26

The supply aud Trnde Of the Worfd-CuIlI-
veues eI she Staple IN Asia-Immense Yield
OF the China Fietds-The Mills OF England,
The New York herald., 1870-01-26

I Y CORNER OF WARREN AND wAvERLEy PLACE
j respectable girl IN n private IN mily; is
thoroughly competent 70 take tho entire charge Of baby
from its birth. Can be the Of present
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-10

6OW0W0oS LAtc In t0C NY, Va INV
things began. A band of dishonest Jews,
msds sUns pdfehssss iron 3siisc6isn
P F.: q 1s ss Is s' s
ers IN Koumania1, Austrian and Russian
money. One of the peasants, who
had sold several sacks Of corn,
finding among thel rthalers which Ing
had received, piece which he considered
Suspicious, begged the .purchaser to change
it for another This request, though
made very quietly nevertheless raised a
Terrific uproar among the Israelites, who
began to cry cut, pretending that the bar,
gain had 6oen concluded, and the piece OF
money was good, and, while creating great
noise and agitation, they entleaSored to
leave the tavern and get away. This the
other party opposed, and the more SO that
during the tuInult the purse of one OF them
had been abstracted This not having been
found, and the bad coin not having been ex-
changed. squabble resulted between the
two parties, in which the Jews being in
greater force, came of best, but, on the
peasants being reinforced, the fight assumed
larger proportions, and was transferred to
the street. Then stones were thrown on the
Wallachians from the top windows of houses,
exclusively by Jews. This exasperated sew
eral ROumanians, who had hitherto re-
manned simply spectators, and they joined
in the conflict, which extended all over the
Jews quarter and ended to their disadvan-,
tage But it is entirely false that there was
any of them killed. r ...-.. s.,.-s...-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-10
HOMICIDE IN RAPIDES.
Murder Of a Citizen.

We copy the following from the Red River
Neps: .-s--tr.
1t seems that this section of the State
must keep up its reputation for violence
crime and murder Last Friday at about
five o'clock p. NJ, DIR. 7. T. Wall, we'll
known and most 'estimable citizen of this
parish was murdered, in cold blood, by a
person known as Thomas T.. Patton. 1t
seems, frOm what we can learn, that Dr.
Wall and the party with whom he had the
difficulty not only threatened his life at the
time Of the homicide, but also agreed to
allow him time to arm himself When he
turned his back on his opponent he was de-
iberately shot through the head, killing
him almost instantly. -... -.s !
Dr. T. I. Wall has long been known in
our parish as one of the most estimable
citizens. True to his country. true to his
innate American principles. which so many
now espouse, he has gone to his final rest.
We do not say that this occurrence is the
result Of any political difference of opinion,
but rather the bad feeling engendcred by
long concealed feelings of personal spite,
peIjuslice and luminosity. We will furnish
our readers full report of this occurrence
as soon as received. There have been no
arrests made up to the time of our going to
press OF the party or parties concerned in
this murder. Will justice he dOnes
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-10

ssmnces -. 3[kSc ~ - N IL
morning and return late from his daily la.
RI $500 30 s e. e e e. a 49, 8
YOU, mothers a diseharge your duty faith
will reward You Tor an the good You do Oh
earth and viii surely punish you for the
evils you do, or the neglect Of duty. The
|, alit it e tie fear that you win, dom the de-
sire o.. having your child earn pittance
while small. thus depriviinig 4 from befne
ANYTHING but q drudge Through life, thsts
leads me, to call your particular attention to
this important subject; do not allow
mercenary motives to control your
actions in the least, for the dufiful
child will surely reward its parents in the
days when they will most need its support.
What would you not have given, my cob
ored friends, when in the dark days Of slav-
cry you were deprived of all the advantages
now extended to your children, to have en-.
joyed the advantages now extended TO all
Americans alikeg' / hear many of you re-
ply "anything." Then think OF the disad-'
vantages YOU labOred under and resolve
right under these trees and IN the presence
of God, that you will not treat your children
as the shareholders treated you. will
meet you on some early day again when l
shall likely dwell Oh this subject. / hope
Won will be benefited in the meantime by the
remarks which have fallen from the lips of
Others who have addressed you here to-day,
and who treated you to SO much sound add
vice. Ponder over what has been
said in your homes, and thank
God in your prayers, for being allowed to
meet here in peace, which is the result of
His workings through the creation Of the
Republican party.
Stand by the President of the United States,
the Governor of this State and all other faith
full and honest officials now holding offices
through the franchise of Republicans. is my
last request; prove true to yourselves and
you wifi find plenty of friends TO aid you in
adversely, and rejoice with you in your pros
perity. Ladies and gentlemen, thank you
for your kind attention. Uc. "a .r.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-10
VALUABLE BATTURE PROPERTY, ..
FORMING THE CORNER OF DELTA, GlROD
AND FRONT STREETS.
SUCCESSION OF MICHAEL McCOLGIN.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. SO 1884,

DY G. E. GIRARDEY & CO., AUCTION
II Exchange place-SATURDAY, July 16, 1870 at
twelve O'Clock NJ. will be sold at public auction, at
tbe Merchants and AuctiOneers Exchange, on Royal
between Canal and CustOmhOuse streets, by and in
pursuance of an order of the Honorable L. Duvig
neaud Judge of the Second District Court for the
parish of Orleans, dated eleventh June, 1870 ren.
dered in the above entitled matter, the following
described property, to viii
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with all
in the First District OF this city, in square No. A
bounded by Delta Lafayette, Girod and Front
streets, forming the corners of Delta, Girod and
Front streets and measuring "a feet inches front
on Delta and Front Streets by depth of IFS feet and
3 lines between parallel lines, and front on GirOd
street.
Terms--Cash, and purchaser to assume payment
of all taxes for 1870.
Act of sale and United States revenue stamps at
the expense of the purchaser, before A. J. Lewis,
notary public. jel522 9jy6 l6