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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-09
SALE TO EFFECT A PARTITION.
BETWEEN DUMAINE AND ST. PHILIP
STREETS,

j. g. Roudanez ct al VS. Widow Angelair. Tutrix.
DY CHARLES Il. FORTIE&, AUG
d tioneer-Otice. No. 81 Exchange alley
SATURDAY. July 9, 1870. at twelve o'clock M,
at the st. Charles Auction Exchange trotunda st.
Charles HoteD on st. Charles stree, between Com
mon and Gravier streets will be sold by virtue If
an Judgment rendered by the Honorable Louis Du-
vigHeaud, Judge of the Second District Court for
the parish of Orleans. on the first June, 1870 and
signed the same day, the following described
property. belonging to the plaintiff and defendants,
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. in the Second
District of this city. fronting Burgundy street.
between St. Poilip and Dumsine streets, in the
square bounded by Burgundy, Dauphine, St Philip
aud Dumaine streets, measuring 81 feet front on
Burgundy street, 80 Of which have depth of 10
feet, the remaining feet, of 30 feet only
together with all the buildings and i'm proveEents
thereon, The improvements consist of houee,
brick between posts, cont lining six rooms; two
story brick kitchen of four rooms, and another
two story brick building contal ning two rooms and
now used servant rooms. The house bears the
No. 2l4 Burgundy street.
Terms Onethird cash. and the balance on Q
cerdit of and years. for notes divided in
pons and bearing eight cent interest from day Of
sale payment said notes to be secured by special
mortage the property sold: the buildings to be
kept insured and the policy transferred to the
vendor; and the purchaser pay i've cent attor
ney's fees in case it should become necessary TO
bring suit to recover any or all OF the notes.
Act OF sale before N. Trst, no ary public, at
the expense of the purchaser. including United
States stamps je4la23 iyl9
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Uni ed states vs.. 100 Gases Gin 0nd 25
Cases of Brandy.
TN THE UNITED STA. is DIST RIOT COURT,
L for the District of Louisiana, No. 94a.-By viz
tue of an order of sale to me direct d in the
above entitled sutt. will proceed to sell to the
highest bidder, on SATURDAY, July 8. 1870,
twelve tl7) clock NJ at the entrance of the Gus
tombouse, on Old evee street, BET ween CANAL and
Customhouse s'rs cts, in this city. the following de-
scribed property, viz
One hundred cases of GIN and twenty-five cases
Of BkANDT.
Terms-Oash at the time of adjudication.
United States Marshais Once New Orleans
twenty fret day Of june, lN.
SB. PACKARD,
United States Marsha District Of Louisiana
je23 29iy9
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-09

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANOS AND
Office Furniture at Auction
DY j. DFJAN, JR.. AUCTIONEER-
ID Office and ware-roo No. 1873 Grav,er street.
Will he sold on MONDAY, July IL, ls7O. At eleven
o'clock A. NJ, at his Few Auction Mart, No. lS3
Gravier street, corner Caroudelet-
HOUSEHOLD FURNITUR-. of every description
Pianos Office furniture; also, new goods per arriva
of steamer every week.
Terms-Cssh In United States treasury notes.
iyl
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Iron the PhilIipsburg. Penn.ylv.nia yousnsLl

CTOLEN-ON JUNE 70 ls70. PROMIS
- sorry note. signed by Henry Won Haven. for S1U
dated new orleans, January L 1859. payable four
months after date. 70 Il. Huppenbauer, and indorse
BY Jacob Haven and +. Huppenbauer All
parties hereby cautioned against negotiating
this note les St.
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US, MARSHAL'S SALES,

United States vs.. 500 Gases of Wine.
IN THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT
L for the Fifth Circuit and District of Louisiana,
No. 5S39.-hy virtue of order OF court
to me directed in the above entitled suit, will
proceed to sell to the highest bidder. on SAT.
URDAY. July 9. 1870 at twelve o'clock NJ, at the
entrance to the Customhouse, on Old Levee street.
between Canal and Customhouse streets, in this
city
500 GASES OF WINE.
Terms-Cash at the time of adjudication.
United States Marshars Office, New Orleans,
twenty first day Of June, 1870
8. B. PACKARD,
ie23 29jye United States Marshal.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
the STATE OF LOUISIANA.
WITH DISTRICT COURT FOB TIL
PARISH OF ORLEANS.

her huaband-No. 17O&
third day Of june lS7O. Judgment was rendered IN
this cour IN the following entitled suit in the words
Ostbxrine kingrose VI r. D. MeAdam, her hus-
band-No. HOS
In this case. submitted to the court BY consent
OF parties. the court considering the law and the
evidence to be in favor OF plaintiff
It, 10 ordered adjudged and dscreed that there
be Judgment in favor Of plaintiff Catharine Ring.
rose. and against defendant, Patriek D. McAdarn.
for the sum OF four hundred dollars. with mortgage
property between said plaintiff and defendant, And
that said defendant pay the costs of suit. ,
Judgment rendered Jane ), LEO.
tsigoeG CHARLES BEAUMONT.
Judge
In testimony whereof. 1 have hereunto set my
hand and fixed the sex of the said court, 1t the
city Of New Orleans. on this thirteenth day -
June. in the year of our Lord one thousand Ieigns
hundred and seventy and the ninety fourth year OF
the independence of the United States
PHILIP POWER, JR,
jel5 Is iylss Deputy Clerk.
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COTTAGE RESIDENCE NO. sc ST. ANN
STREET.
SUCCESSION OF THEODORE A. SCHULTZ
Eeccrd District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
Nc. A,5I

s1suss HSsz july g.
HHctionesr s's s1cSaDae on Royal bssasea Canal
and Customhouse streets. IN the city OF New vi;
District Court for the parish of Orleans dated June
Il, 1870 will be sold by public auction, in the above
entitled matter. the following described property.
LOT OF GROUND. with ali the improvements
square bounded by st. Ann. Orleans; Tonti and
koOheblave St. eets. designated as lot No. Is and
Ann street, by II feet. inches and lines deep. on
ne Of No Is, and 81 feet. inches and lines deep.
neat one-story frame cottage front gallery and
two rooms; kitchan. with TWO rooms and gallery.
Terms-One-t third cash. balance 1t one and two
years. credit in notes secured by special MORTGAGE
cent per annum from date of sale till anal payment.
with clause of five per cent Attorney fees in event
and policy transferred to holder Of notes. purchaser
70 assume payment Of al taxes for the year is!0
Act OF sale and states sss.s ri Com
notary public. 1e24lss 10 ~ ~
THE NEW ORLEANS FOUNDRY AND ORNA-
MENTAL IRON WORKS. WITH ENGINES,
MACHINERY AND CONFLICTS OUTFIT.
MOVABLE sioux, TOOLSs ETC.,
IMPROVED PROPERTY. CORNER OF MAG
NOLIA AND ERATO STREETS.
SUCCESSION OF FRANCIS LURGES
Second Distr ct Court for TIE parish of OrieansNo
5,0A
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George Morris ct al. VI. Steamer Golden
Era
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
L District of Louisiana. No. se02.-By virtue
above entitled suit. 1 will proceed to. sell
to the highest bidder on SATURDAY,
July 10, 1870, at twelve I'D O'Clock NJ, At the
entrance to the Customhouse, on Old Levee street,
between Canal and Customhouse streets, in this
city
Terms-Cash at the time OF adjudication.
United States Marshars Jfice, New Orleans
June 49, 1870.
s. B. PACKARD,
3Ojy7l6 United States Marshal.
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AUCTION sALES.
BY Placide ]. Spear.
MOST VALUABLE TEACT OF LAND IN THE
PARISH OF JEFFERSON, OPPOSITE THE
OITY OF UARROLLTON.
SUCCESSION OF WIDOW MoRIERE FA.
ZENDE
Parish Court in and for the Parish of JEFFERSON
Oeurt Docket No. liz.

RY FLACIDE j; sPKAK. AUCTION.
DAY, August 3, 1910, a. twelve O'Clock NJ, at the
St. Charles Auction Exchange. rotunds OF the
St Charles Botei, on st. Charles street, between
Common and Gravier streets will be sold by virtue
of an order from the Honorable W. Scott Parish
Judge IN and for the PARISH of Jefferson dated june
a. 1870 for account Of the above succession the fol
low ng. described property. to pay tee debts and
liabilities OF said succession, VIZ 49, .
a CEhTAIN TRACT OF LAND, with all the
buildings and improvements thereon, and right to
the batture in front thereof Gf any there is) siu
ated in the parish Of Jefferson the right bank OF
the Mississippi river opposite the city Of Carrolton
by 20 arpents in depth. said land is bounded above
by the property Of LIE Breton, Dorgenois, Des-
cha peiles. and below by the property OF Mr.. Qui-
nette.
Terms and Conditions-One half cash, and the
balance on credit of year, in mote divided into
parcels or coupons and securet by special MORTGAGE
on the property sold. until final payment welcn
notes will bear interest at tie rate of eight per
cent per annum from the date of sale until maj
pa, msnt. without authorizing the purchaser or pur;
chssers to retsrd such asment beyond the PERIOD
Of maturity aforesaid TT
Act Of sale before F. j. Lazier. notary public, at
StAtea camps. Jelo H@ 10 - ~ a 10
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ITO a RCHITECTS AVID BUILDERS
! TEe Louisiana FIear Stone Company. Office
No. sc NatcneZ street, have on hand and for sale.
cheap, Window Stills. Corbets, Archivaults and Key
stones See binding corner OF Common and Maya
zine stv Gets. NEWTON RICHARDS,
iy3 lot President
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CAZARAC kksTAURANT.
No. 10 Royal Street,

Tbs best Of evsfything in the market, and pure
Vines and LQu0rs 1t down town prices. Table
service elegant Wsitsrs polite and Attentive.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-09

IMPROVED LOT ON MOREAU (NOW
CHARITIES STREET. between Port and
Enghein s.reeta-
IN THE MATTER OF THE INTRODUCTION
OF HENRY BKCKEMYER-No So. s.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-09
A 6ENCY FOE THE SUPPLY
CHM SE LABOR RS.

Having made the necessary arrangements with an
American house of the highest standing in Hong.
Kong. China, the undersigned are now prepared t
contract with planters and others for the delivery Of
any required number Of able bodied, docile and
perienced agricultural laborers, to be drawn from
the interior Chinese Provinces whose climate most
nearly resembles that Of the cotton and sugar
regions of the South.
The period Of engagement will be from thrset
FIVE years. Wages, for plantation work. eight dol.
lars coin, per month; six dollars payable monthly.
two dollars to be retained to the end of engagems
to secure fidelity to contract.
Ship charges and other expenses 1t the lowest fig.
ure. For details, address
O'FALLON HATCH or
GENERAL JOHN @. WALKER,
apo am sod4w I40 Gravier street. New Orlesns
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By Wash. q. Boylan.
IMPROVED PROPERTY IN TEE THIRD
DISTRICT.

Sucoess.or q Sarah Tri,r deceased wife of Robert
Purnell-No. g, ZOE.
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stones See binding corner OF Common and Maya
N'0! iy s'l iss A"'oN 'P President.
Davis a Jackson.
civilian DAVIS. n. o. JACKSON. nj
WHOLESALE OLOTHIERs.
.....0r0vlor 4treet............1OS
Factory lel Chambers street. New York.
RETAIL HOUSE AT DUB OLD STAND.
500. ..Poydras Street. .1De
Largo Assortment Of
MEMS, YOUTHS AND BOYS CLOTHING
Constantly ca hand; Also Large Stock OF
oc7L FURNISHING GOODS
WILLIAM DAUFHIN,
IMPORTER. JOBBER AND MANUFACTURES
Millinery, Fancy and Straw Goods Ar.
tiaeial Flew ers, Wreaths. ETC..
No. l6G CANAL STREET.
NEW ARRIVALS WEEKLY. nol2 IL
". ". EAsTHAM........ ................0. 1o1RU
EA0THAA u MORRI0,
Manufacturers and Dealers in
II H U . H Il .,
No. Is UNION STREET. BOSTON.
n URBAH-
CLERK OF THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT
COURT,
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER AND
COMMISSIONERS OF THE COURT OF CLAIMS
Depssitions, Testimony. Acknowledgements. oto.
taken at short notice.
Passports secured from the State Depertman
Washington With accuracy and promDtness.
Office 1t the Customhouse- ever the Posto@ee
Newspaper delivery. at New Orleans. Louisians.
ais
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G1OOn REWARD.

$1,000 kEwAaD:
DEBING'S VIA FUGA cures all Liver, Kidney
and bladder Diseases. Organic Weakness, Female
Affections, General Debility. and all complaints Of
the Urinary Organs, in male and female. $1,000 win
also be paid for any Of Blind, Bleeding Itch
ing Piles that DEBING's PIE KEMEDY fails to cure.
Sold everywhere Send for Pamphlet.
Laboratory 142 Franklin street,
nny11 dGwly Baltimore. Maryland.
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BOSTON, MAHeAOHUBETTE,
Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers In svery
description of Stamped Tin Goods Timers Hard.
ware, French Timed Iron Wares, Japanned Ano
Enameled Wares. Ice Cream Freezers Stove sh ovels
chimes. Coal Hods stove Polish. Black Lssd, Riv
cts, Ears, etc. ulu
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SUCCESSION OF JOHN CAMPBELL-NO.
$3.50.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY IN THE FIRST
DISTRICT.
SUCCESSION OF FERDINAND W. G. COOK.
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hotels AND RESTAURANTS
~-~~-~e~-~~~~-~~~-~-~-~-~~~ ~-~~~~~~~~-~<.->.,~.
GRAND ISLE HOTEL.
GULF SHORE, LOUISIANA.

This Hotel was opened on June 4 1870. It's m,f
bathing salt, breezy atmosphere. and abundance OF
Dish and oysters. need no fulsonns praises Sieovs
and yachts are kept always ready for fishing and
pleasure parties. The Colonel D. s Gage will ron
on TUESDAYS ard SATURDAYS, leaving Hsr-
vey's Canal at eight O'Clock A. NJ
Terma-ss per day; SIS per week; $50 per month.
Child en- and servants halt price.
Address Glass Box 1851. Post Office New Oresns
For further particulars apply to Edward Duclsux
No. u Carondelet street. second floor.
1eA I'm b. MARGOr, Proprietor.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-03-01

On the 10Th, ult., in Beardstown. I'll.
man named Wilcox entered the saloon
of Geek u Becker, during their temporary
absence, and assaulted drunken man who
was in the saloon, and beat him badly.
in few minutes Geek q Becker came
in when the ruAian drew revolver and
shot Geek dead, and then turned and
fired at Becker, the ball inficting an ugly
and supposed dangerous wound.
The murderer was arrested. On Friday
Mr.. Geek was buried, and there was a
large gathering at Beardstown.
Just after dark large crowd, number
ing fully five hundred, gathered around
the jail Without employing force they
took the keys from the sheriff and put him
under guard. The mob then entered
the Jail, seized prisoner whom they sup
posed to be the murderer, got rope a.
round his neck, and then discovered that
they had the wrong man.
In the meantime the murderer, who
was in another cell, chained to the floor
was made aware of the designs of the mob
got possession of an iron bar, and as
the leaders of the mob appeared to open
the cell door he warned them that he
would sell his life dearly.
His resolute demeanor produced a
change of action but did not defeat the
purpose Of the leaders, and a pistol-shot
through the head of the murderer killed
him. His body was taken out of doors
and hung by the neck to tree
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-03-01
Terrible Steamboat Disaster.

On Saturday the l9lh, ult., the steam
boat Emma No. 3, James Malutfa cap.
tain, bound from New Orleans to Gin
cinnat, about fifry miles above Memphis,
struck a sna%, and commenced filing
with water.
Every effort to back the boat off the
snag, get her to shore, or to stop the leak
was unavalling, and the officers prepared
TO send the ladies and passengers ashore
in the yawl. At this juncture the steam
er careened, upsettng her stoves and
setting fire to the boat in so many places
that it was impossible TO extinguisn the
flames.
The passengers became greatly excited,
and before the yawl, containing the
ladies' and as many passengers as it was
deemed prudent 10 put in her, could be
pushed beyond reach, rush Vas made.
andi was Immediately swamped and
turned bottom upward, drowning all the
ladies', macy passengers, and the clerk
and pilot Thos. Trunnel, who had been
pat in charge TO take it ashore. 4 ne
officers then attempted TO launch the
lile-b"J, bnt We're driven away by fire
when the task WIS nearly accomplished /;
doors, pIauLs aud bales Of cotton were
then procured, and ALL on borrd started
for shore, except Mate Caleb Maratta,
Pilot Attenoorough, three passengers,
head chambe'mad aud head cook, who
could frd nothing secure enough TO trust
themselves ON, and buddled together on
narrow strip Of torecastle in front of
some casks Of scrap iron, which protected
them from fre, aud which they prevent
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-03-01
Cbe Gimes, Mem BLOOMFIELD, 9)a.

ed burning by throwing water on them
with their hats.
Captain james Maratta managed to
reach the wheel, which fortunately was
not submerged entirely when the boat
sunk, and extinguished the fire. He was
soon afterward taken off by the skiffs
WHICH arrived from the nearest houses
one and two miles distant, as quickly as
the owners could bring them also rescued
a party on the bow which still hung on the
snag. The greater portion of those who
started ashore on floats succeeded in
reaching it, but frstengineer Lyonberger
and a passenger named Mcfarland died
from exhaustion and cold after reaching
shore. Many remained on the boat until
badly burned before attempting to go
ashore.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-03-01
Special Correspondence of THE TIMES,
HARRISBURG, Feb 26. 1870.

Mr.. Editor The 23nd passed off very
quietly here. 1t was observed more like a
Sabbath than a National holiday. On
last Wednesday the 23rd inst. Both Hcus-
es of the Legislature resumed their lal,ors.
There is no apparent change in their mode
of disposing OF business, and if there is anv
virtue in making haste slowly" the mem
bers and their constituents are certainly
proiiting by it. The first thing done by the
House of any interest TO your readers was
the indefinite postponement of Mr.. Lowry's
new county bill (Petrolia) by vote of six
ty-nine to twenty-five. Your member from
Perry, Milliken, voting with the majority,
and Skinner from Franklin with the minor
ity, thus showing that the interests OF your
district are equally divided on this question:
Among the numerous petitions presented
were two by d. b. Millilken, one from citi-
liens i'll Tyrone township, asking the re-
peal Of an act passed A. ID. 1929, relative
to swine running at large in said township.
The other asking that no change be made
III the penal code so far as regards capital
punishment. The Senate has refused to
concur with the House in making the salary
OF the State Treasurer eight thousand dol
lars, and have reduced it to five thousand
dollars per annum. Senator Wallace read
Ill place two proposed sectiOnS-to article
first of the Constitution of the State. The
amendments proposed are about as lengthy
as the moral law, and have reference to
the Legislature only and seek to contine it's
actions hereafter TO matters for general leo
islation, thus excluding all of private or
loca' character. Both Houses adjourned yes-
terday, the Senate until Tuesday evening
next. The House will re-aSsemble on Mon
day evening. Up to the moment OF ajourn-
ment, the House worked assiduously at the
appropriation bill. 1t is being silted and
riddled pretty severely. 1t is understood
no private charities Of any kind will be al
lowed to pass The last reception by the
Governor for the season came off on Thurs
day evening. Phil.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-03-01
A New Breed of Cats.

Some months ago, Lithuanian lynx
escaped from travelling menagerie, at
Altoona, and $40 reward was offered for
its capture, but in vain. Not long ago,
a sentinel at Kiel observed strange
looking, cat-like animal coming out of the
mouth of d large cannon on the ramparts,
and after short while returning with "a
duck in its jaws. The man got assistance
net was spread over the muzzle of the
gun, and the missing lynx was recapturcd,
together with a domestic cat and litter
OF three young ones. The offspring Of
this curious and hitherto quite unprece-
dented cross Of breeds have been trans
ferred to the botanical garden of Ham
burg, where they have been visited by
many naturalists. The directors of the
Geological Garden in Paris have already
offered 5000 francs ($10O0 for one
single specimen.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-03-01
Gold or CuprencY.

One Of the insurance companies of N.
Y. has resolved in payment of all mortga-
ges and Indebtedness made to them pre-
vious to 1862, to receive only the curren-
cy OF the country, and not to demand or
receive gold. The subject is to be dis
cussed at general meeting of all the
companies this week.
The Maine Senate has passed resolu-
tion that all State obligations contracted
before February 20, 1862, be paid in
gold.