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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-19
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= warranted hally equal IN every way - Gtool
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Ard the long train ef disorders lbilsvias tAss
Vho0 neglected. .s .r-,.t,r-.
SWEET QULNnW .~'i'
q 1ads solely from Peruvian Bark (so Il Bitter O.
nane) tneEeSoee II At Vegetable origin, and noe D
60 u the ebemeuts 1DunA n tho 66o1 = u hoa1lv
SWEET QUNnR ToA1 100
Asts - a antidots 10, = ven = eussr lue naaa
81 lie iunss csnsss infssr q; 2Ssss, - III
n1y aAvonfaGe claimed 1pe fitft r.fs;yistft a.
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ever the uss Of old Bitter Quinine y TIE entire -
senee Of that intense perstseeut httteeaso0 Vhi0h
uss with most persons. and always WITH ehil1sla
SWIFT QUINuB ='oi
b IN I've S.Ens- q powder ~ the usesi pAygls1np
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ny1S ManuSAstuH1g Chenis9s, Nev Yeak.
rM1RDlATE RELlkF. III
AID 4 HERAAuKuT OURB 0uARANTIlR
THE 6RRATW80T1RNR 1kRDY +
L Certain aAA speedy Cure ~ uqanlGlA.
nn1sr@:ts% Az Hd2sy es%ple61S1ssfa . ose1a D:a
whole pagea nom in1uential eltisenay toallN1nn
- the disease dispel9ng anl healtk1a11Hc>11S
furnished on applioatioA. - N =
0ola b. Al 1arse Claeo DuuGGlnea
- cents 30 oents, y eeots. o., anA olSop9 Detls
AenN1s wAu11D HvnAYWnnnA
AARON DAVIS. Discovers and MaaulAsoupo
30S Washingtsa Street, NeWaxlg, n. j.
10 b obtatned Of the Manufactures q WAA1oaaae
end Retatl, Or ct DB4A0 BARNES Gu. an6 11Ik
Z RUCKk8, Agents n INV YORK OlTY
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-19
Ascond District Court for the parish Of 0rleans-
No. 33,ls3
by z. n. 4 \. =. MONTGOMERY
- r 4. N0ntgQmerY. Auctionoer-Win ~ mi

pY 3. n. = =. y. MONTGOMERY,
y = Z. Montgomery. Anctioneer-Win s. cold
on SATURDAY, December u, ISL. ct twelve O'Clock
et the St. Charles Auction xxchan9e hoeemeuf 81
Charles Hotel, By virtue and in pursuance Of an
Seder q the uee 1suis 0Hvlgneo9d, Jult6 bfthe
Second District Court Tor the parish Of Orleans,
No. p $50 # the docket Of said court dated Noyem.
her is, ISL -. 80,
a CtRTAM L0r or akoUND, together with
in the Flint District Of this city, in the square
bounded BY Tchoapis6alas Girod, Notre Dame and
MagAsine streets, measuring . feet inches and
lines in depth, between parallel Inca
Plan exhibited 1t place Of sale
Terme-CAoh In United States treasury notes.
Act Of sale, including United States internal rev
enue Aamps, ct the expense Of the purchases, b.
fore L. FAhey, notary public nOl8 Is de3 10 Is is
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-19

-JDi J43 V@Op - 09~!eoSYss 3, 81. afi
9. "a efssr IUnsDAI. ossessr 10 lsn. Reass.
= ecnnecting With fhroq9h Trains g Neble
1osds sSf 81 Io aaS os "a = Ss 49,
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q tho Cesai street lasesn5sr dsSee 9 3ex. Z. 6
4 Il, eooneetmg with PasssaG1e 1S11n losvine -
ss1;i ai & sas 81. ,:SSss Z: &
e. Gas as Ss :1s:s e Ii il.
aoa :sssst ss4s S.1ysssd s s s -
next d.Y. IhrsaGh Ihills Of ia1ing 49, Il a
pei19ts Sottn: East and West q Frsght 0Mee lbst
Ticket o'' corner H s;HE e. g s s:iS 49,.
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aa- Pr 20 g: sAaa9s9, d az
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sclo y 0ensssl Yssisht Art
2PECIAL NoIlCA.tsaa cit ear
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!ssi!soed. corner Camp esa Co4.aa .st5ssas.
story Building sl1"sits CITY 49, -
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tetn end Southern kaakool ! O -. -
To 1H8 EAD1........!E0 THE RAOB
N Lsalsvsue ana 0Ass ~ m ss6ullouuiuu1o
se3 ri G,li Railway. ri. hsiu be5
Nd, and the eplsndn equipoent Il SsessIS
t1avol nAkes this tie - E.ll7 80 ;. 80
oE9T R0UE1 10 CINCINNATI, +
ALL Pours MAST AND uoRFH1As1.
FHRk1 THROUGH TRAINS DAnx,
with dtrset eannsstises frea ths esutA ~ q
- . q einnoH q - lA 1T0lt
f WITHOUT Caz1a8 o. cana s...
- suro anA elk 1br ticksts Va Iouievfla - -
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apal Hokes 11eeo n IT, oeukk ona n kouiGV10oo q
h General once a the Ce9pany, eognse Mud
Nd Main etleetA. also q Gait 1eu6e anA I00110W
inc and Willard HotolaL
j. A-1ickets % Cincinnati nd pe1nO uagk N:
lh10 linz, are good on mail linz otoanDaRA 81 1a0
fno tekoes ago god q thiD Rod. - . II = I
CuARLRD r vOkkBT8
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]. l. 0R1OVOnD. .t 81 49,
General Superintendent, d IoQ1G
THOMAS DORWU,
yS1y General southern laenf. teaaev1uA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-19
By Mash q Hodgson.
SLAVES. WOOD. CHAINS. COOPERS TOOLS
HOOP POLES, KEG HEADINGS AND HOUSE
HOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION.
SUCCESSION OF WILLIAM NORTHERN.
SECOND District Court for the parish Of Orleans
No. q, 9l8

NASH d HODGSON, ". HODGSON,
TUESDAY November %, 1871, at ten o'clock, a. NJ,
on the prsm ;n SEQ, corner Of Pauline and Levee
suance Of an order Of the Hon Louis Duxvia.
neaud, Judge Of the Second District Court for
the parish 81 % Orleans, dated November Ii, 1871,
Of William Northern, deceased. at public auction,
Headings. GO cords of Wood, lot OF Cypress RocEss
"COPPER" Tools, Saws and Chains etc, all more or
less. Va
Also, on the same day at two O'Clock p. NJ y,
the premises No. 290 Felicity road between st.
Charles and Carondelet streets, will he cold
consisting Of Sofa, Chairs. Bureau, Armoir. and
general aaeoFtment Of Household Furniture
:. Terms-Cash In United States treasury notes on
the spot p0t7 81 IS "a
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-19

orr borg ugQRA1qKs .ssiv..
0UAnDtAk 9 1fUEUbAE. i.fjin Ilesun,
AHcs COMPANY - INV Yoax a'zo.
| Us > 9is9 ri s.@iR II. y 4lstfe 9..4 ~
r '7 sseaSaasAsd I. 1seo.
---+stt6 - 9sa3 II $40 80
Az PoE1crBs HoH.FoRkslfAs1x i
oAs1 o. fHnD NOTE rnzlnunn
10 NorEs RsounID.
Lass Cash Divided Eifsy Psr Cen.
Caah a9oets over. p4eo0 ~
foheaeo In t6eoe. $780, ~
Annual y0ooSoo
Loases paid since 1859. eoepoo
s..I gsl3 ii ovno8xs: s.s nv
". Il PHCmAM, PrsaiAsut.
y. I. HOOKRR, Wee Prssidsnt
l. McADAN, Secretary snd Actuary.
q. 4 yRKDRrKAR, superintendsat of Agsneiea
a"''' % DIRECTORS: "
Hon. John 4 Dix, Now York.
John J. Crane. President Bank Of Republic l
Wnlism n. vernilys, Banker, Wan stzsst (vas.
D11yo : Cob .,srrr Es z. s,F
Charles q. lockwood. Cashier Newark Bankins
20 Company. 'l5H5 y-i f- lal fs
Hon. 0soEgs 0pdyke, ex-Mayor II New York.
Hinot G. Morgan, Banker. "a
Tho1as Kisney, arm Thomas Rignsy 1 O..
Denjamin \ Sherman, Treasurer Kew York etsaD
ouGn4 4eAning Company. ~ G-;.Y5i f
AaEea Arnold. Axm Arnold. Constable Ca.
Richard b. Browne, Of WetmoFe + Browne, lawysgs
=. '. HauGhwout, arm : '. Hsushwnt Co
WiniAn Wnksns, i'm ". Wnksas + CO
Julius =. Pratt, 01GehAnt. la.
william ". Wright, Merchant.
Charles J. Starr, Merchant
WiniaA Allan, Merchant, s
0eeEysW. Cuylez, Banksr, Palmyra. New Yerk.
George I. Hope. President Continental Fire IN
sazance Company.
John q. Sherwood, Park Place,
Waatpa h. PeckhAn, corner Firth avenue anA
Twenty third street. New York.
william I. Hooker, Wall street. -'-
1dwara 4. Wright Newark. New Jersey
0eoeSe ". Faziee, Lawyer. i-'
". L CeeswIsll, Merchant.
81 f..-4s "a, a 80, JOSEPH MA0NIR,
stzset. New 0rleanA s.E sbls -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-19
MACHINERY,

:~~.~~>~~~~~>~~>>>>ees,
A R1l6TRONC,D
FOUNDRY AND Boun AANUYACT0RY,
Corner Of Erato and New Leves streeta
NRw ORLEANS, La.
VI J. ARMsTR0Na, MANAGE.
Manufacturer Of Vertical aud Nosi,eut,l etean
knGines. Sugar Aills. Draining Machines, SaV
and Fronts Of Buildings, Furnaco Mouths, Graft
Barr, Bone Black, Revivihers, Gas Retorts Railrood
Cylinder Boilers Of al kins, Hltels, Juice eoxe1
and ClAri6era etc.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-19

The Board Of Directors have resolved to pay six
per cent interest on the outstanding Certificates Of
Profits, on and after the second Monday Of Febru-
ary, 1871; also, fifty per cent on the balance Of the
scrip of the year 1853, payable on and after the
third Monday in March, 1871, and they have fur
Their declared dividend Of ten per cent on the
net earned Participating Premiums for tho year
ending December 81, 1870, for which certificates
will be issued on and after the twentieth day Of
March next.
THOMAS sLOQ President.
JOHN g. GAINES, Vice President.
THOMAS ANDERSON, Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
John g. Gaines, &. J. Hart
B. Biscoe, Henry Renshsw,
L n. Marks, ". T. Seymour,
]. Weis RS venAbloa
VA Kent, Richard Flower,
Hugh Wilsoa Thomas Noo.
)a81y
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-19

80 'ao , NV o.....,/ !,a. 3, IN:
J. 4. GARDNER. Agent Grover Baker ssvs,e
Machine Company. IA Ia eansl street, M
| Orleans:
srn-we are much IN want eftwo II your YA1mY
sswmd MACHINES. and Eoposs to siv. ysa /.
exchange for them. ono ssA. Singer and whsslse
Wilson. you .so.pyeur easr it win tai. - =.
~ the last Il ave the ether pastsras &
machines that W hafs disposed of - stvs plAee
to your> -,
the leading SEWING Machines, a.l bal that ~ san
sa1 without mi ysses to any sns. that TIE 1855
ELAs1fC STITCH MACHINE
OF your 0bnpanys make Il fAr supsrise y
any that We have used. It. s,-sa,aasv
sman eatrt required to operate. and IL essae
strength and elasticity - it, seam, are qsaltiss
10 h q never found equalsa in any othse. aaiss
the ipfroductien Of your Sewing Machine inSssw
Asylum. It has always been the Avorits Win -
children. and often source ef much eeussntsua
9nops them, = T. who should have ths puivnses
fits USE | ''#sa 3aass}
During the pest two years ~ havs haA ~ q
your Sewing Machines in constant ne, anA lseae
quantities Il work Il svssy lssesiptsa ~ 49,
hss hes bssa deas N then. We havs never ~
anyosoplaint fksm These tx when IL veas -
lssA deoss ut, On Tie esntzasy, much yeaiss ~
IL beauty aha psr1stasas q Tie nashi.s st;taAa.e
We NET earnestly hope taat yea WIN assspt -
psopesltioa to sxehanss, and AAvoe % By esanne
ysur machines 4 the earliest opportunity.
Dn1CTR1ss q. ILIxADBrH ORPHAN ASYLUM
aa1o IN It - sa-s5 r.
p8LICAN V1RIIlIZRR.
fM NV ORLEANS sA1lrARY AND yxs1uzx
Ing COMPANY.
Ne. ~ Unass Street. UD eeaars,
asys now rseAz me delivery thstr supsriee IN.
fILrHN0 COnf0Um,tn quantities. 8 IT -.
ehasefa C@ti6cates ffom welLmovn etei6oao
ss . .o :. .e: ss.a S.f 70 ,s
he's no disasxeesble odor. Send 1br CrculeR.
P 1ss q s sar P Psc:o s 70 ii..2s.s
TsI%:.cs.h, o. approved city saosSsaass ~
AZ, ExRTa CLOSETS and coxuoDYs sbr -
Samples to b seen and ordsrs taken at Tie e1oo.
WALLACE Il CHOPIN. +
(AMADRK I. CHOPIN. WILLIAM VAItAcnN
STAR COTTON GINNERY.
Peters Atreet, between ITALIA and Hunter.
and Hunter street,
Between Tcheupitoulas and Peters.
Our machinery and gin stands are new. With an
the latest improvements with capacity Of fur1.
ing out forty bales per day. No delays A aunnfv
OF bags always on hand.
We gin for the seed. and guarantee satisfAction.
Highest market price always paid for seed cotton.
REFERENCES:
Newman Co., A. H. Peale Co.
naiie z Cammack, Hugh Allison 4 Co.
A. Mutencerger Co., Barrett L LeSassier
=: r. hl2&1ns GO, GarrArd, Craig Co.,
Warren Crawford K Co. John ChafFae + Rr"tH..
Penn, Pace NimmOns r. r. Krneat \ r.
WitherspOOn Moes Co. r n Ahv 4 "a
MGlsOn LanPMer Co., ]. Burnet Co.,
S Ua Uooo1ach, Oscar Chopin.
Sam Stafford Co. Dr. II (,honrir -
::s !; III + s: :s' :' g :: y e:
se11o1
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-19
BY Louis Stern 4 Bros.
SIX HUNDRED CASES BOOTS, SHOES ANO
BROGAn6

RY LOUIS STERN Il BROS.-M. STERN
x1Aucttoneer-nONDAY November 20, ct 10 o'clock
4 A.. et their salesroom, No. Is Chartres street,
SIX HUNDRED CASES BOOTS, SHOES AND
HkO9ANS. comprising m assortment suitable for
city and country trade. ''' = ~ 7f79i
Tsras-At sate. .HascZ ~. e. 81 4 nsas
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-19

~ +. i. ~ !. 1Eonfgomoey.
81 10 aiT +I-silI> 49, - , a-TT ~
10UgI10ED XQRNl1uRk. PxAN0a QA1p1D
IN 1919 I'M AZ AUNGin fiiT 4
RI Z: II 4 =: aoN1o04RAYA:
- svsH eATu10Ayy ful DAY; - 10U1eDAY,
q the on Anst3sa Mart, q OanD seseet. 6 0,oveo
Ru3Hz0OETWWCOR KW - gDO.
O3DHAND 1g1lIIUR1 guea - Rosewood
0ahaGa4y ana Waln0 0oasteaAs, AxDeiEo. Du.
$3.50 yaehetan4A tqgaee ruEnitlle, 1a.lle ~
~ s 10 e3 ss, n &c l'Ass stssss
m 3nDf'n sai i'sTl' xlao "a a ,sf''z % h5IeFS'
4 AEes invsaes q OsttaGs Deds; Co.'S - Wsea
49, chaiEa Al.e. CpeiDke sd b1ulBs Rans0
x1sysl, HAvso ana ether man1AetoGfeA
~ nlMKNBR sroCk 81 NV yuRul1ul1 q
al deecrpeoa q pstva4e salA
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN TIKI FIRST
DISTRICT. ~ 1
F > 49, 49,
SUCCESSION on MARY O'LEARY, WIFE OF JOHN
----- CONN0RS.
f.E3 Uti1.A-E
Sseond District Court soe the parish Of orleans-
No. 33.ls3.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-19

The above statement il . just, true and correct
transcript from the books of the Company.
THOMAS SLOO, President
THOMAS ANDERSON, Secretary.
STATE OF LoUIsIANA, PARISH o. ORLRAml
City Of New Orleans. )
Sworn to and subscribed before me this twenty.
drst day Of January, 1871.
ANDREW HERO, il,
Notary Public.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-19

The Board Of Trustees resolved to pay interest
1t six per cent in cash on all outstanding certia.
Gates Of scrip, and also to pay in cash FIFTY PER
CENT Of the issue of 1860, to the legal holders
thereof ON and after the first Monday in June
next.
They have alss declared q scrip dividend Of
FIFTY PER CENT on the earned premiums en-.
titled to participate for the year ending April 80
1871, for which certificates will be issued on and
after the first Monday in August next, free of gov.
eminent tax.
THOMAS A. ADAMS, President
c. T.fBUDDECKE, Vice President
HENRY v. OGDEN, Secretary
TRUSTEES:
Thomas A. Adams. Samuel II. Kennel
G. T. Buddecke, P.H. Foley,
.. B. Newman, A. Thomson,
4. g. Ober, John Phelps.
7. Sfmms, Z. q. Summers,
4. Hne9 Bed B. Aewease,
]. ]. 0a1raed. uy1l II
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-05-09

with the second insinuation, When no.
torious liar and irresponsible character
makes charge on the streets rejecting
upon the character of citizen, no one
pays attention to it. The first reply to all
such charges is, the accuser has no chardc-
ter, and his charges are not entitled to any
attention. Why should it be different
when a man of the same class makes a
charge through a newspaper? Now let
every fair minded man look at this case
long enough to appreciate the absolute vii
lainy of the offence. The young gentle
man clerk referred to went into the office
of Col. Alternately, When his books show
as we are informed that he was behind
$33, 110,H. He was in the office but one
year and two months. Altogether he has
been in the revenue office about four years
and by economy and close application has
saved enough money to buy home. AS to
its value, the terms of the purchase, or the
resources ofthe owner we care little, for they
are private matters concerning which the
public have no interest, but which, we are
authorized to say, can be satisfactorily ex-
planned to any responsible authority.
But the whole point in this matter lies
right here. How long will this communi-
ty allow set of unprincipled and irrespon-
sible adventures, who make merchandise
of their principles. who loan themselves
for little money to any one who chooses
to hold intercourse with them, to SANDER
good, honest, irreproachable citizens, and
loan to them their countenance and sup
port as the means with which to prosecute
their traffic? Are they not known to have
libeled our best citizens for pay? Are they
not known to have sent abroad the most
malignant and atrocious calumnies on this
and other communities solely to crafty
personal spleen or partisan ambition? Are
they not known to have come here fresh
from the councils of the Union League at
Chattanooga to publish Democratic pa
per? Is it not known that they would 60
tomorrow to any part of the land and again
publish a " Radical paper, if they could
see any money in it?
And now, with this record, will any one
believe their base and cowardly insinua-
tons, twice repeated, against an honorable
young man, who has given no excuse even
for such an assault? We think it high
time men of such character should be a
little slow to indulge in such charges, and
we think this community ought to give
such characters to understand that they
cannot with impunity longer indulge in
their mean work.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-05-09
CONCERNING A DEFALcATIoN."

To meet the statement that suit had been
instituted against Col. ]. T. Alternately,
by District Attorney Camp for deficiency
in his accounts, the Press and Herald
first insinuates that he was Republican
and next meanly and falsely that the Clerk
he had in his employ to do his business
has grown rich and is probably the cause
of Abernathy's default.
The first ground is simply ludicrous.
The idea Of holding the Republican party
responsible for Andy Johnson's acts or his
appointments never occurred to any other
living man. The fact is that Gen. Cooper
was first appointed Collector and though
confirmed, his commission was withheld
simply because he was not my Policy"
man. Alternately was then appointed, on
thebecommendation Of Johnson Democrats
of this city, and because he was known to
be Democrat and a johnson man. No
body ever considered him Republican,
and if he had been known as such
he never would have been appointed
He was an appointee of one of
most intensely Democratic Presidents this
country ever had, and that party is re-
sponsible for his record.
We do not know exactly how to deal
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-05-09
SEND Us THE NEWS.
THE LARGEST CIRCULATION
OF Any Daily Published in East Tennessee.

Is the Press and Herald yet ready to de-
fine its position upon the proposition to
divide our school fund, as demanded by
Father Finnegan
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-05-09

Without change of Cars to Nashville, Mckenzie
Union City, Hickman, Columbus, Humboldt, Browns
vile, and Memphis.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-05-09
DO YOU WANT A
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A SUPERIOR PL0W-a Collins No. Cast Cast
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Old subscribers renewing for year counted the same
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the foregoing premiums will be awarded the highest
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rive Copies 20
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-03-18

IMMIGRATIoN.-Thc largest and most
practical scheme for populatiug this now
far off region of the United States, is that
projected by Ben. Holiday for the occupa-
ton of the lands in Oregon granted in aid
Of the Oregon and California Railroad.
He has contracted to transport fifty thou
sand Germans to Oregon at very low
price for passage. To do this he is to cs-
tablish line Of steamers from Bremen to
Aspenwall to connect with line from
Panama to San Francisco and Portland.
A similar project has been inaugurated by
the Northern Pacific Railroad Company,
on the Eastern Division, and will undoubt-
edly be extended to this coast as the road
progresses.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-03-18
DOWn-SOund Items.

The following items arc from the Seattle
Lteuigencer:
SALE OF A SrEAMER.-The steamer
CheAaHs was sold at this port on Friday
last by the Deputy U. s. Marshal under a
decree issued out of the United States
Court for this district. Quite q number
of persons were in attendance, but very
few Of them appeared in readiness with
the wherewithal to buy steamboat, and
80 the bidding was confined to q limited
number. The first bid offered was 81 900,
which was increased from time to time till
81, 100 was offered. The Marshal took his
time over tho matter and dwelt on that
apparently last raise sufficiently long to
give rise to removed competition, when
the vessel was finally bid off by G. A.
Micgs, Esq, of Port Madison, for $4,000.
A few hours after the sale she was seen in
tow of the Ruby making for Port Madi-
son.
/ SUDDEN DEATH.-On last Friday, John
G.. Nozzle, fireman on the steamer Black
Diamond, dropped dead on board that
steamer while she was lying at Alvord's
farm on White river He had been under
treatment by the doctors for heart disease,
and it undoubtedly was the cause of his
sudden death. He was about thirty.fve
years of age, and native of ireland. We
are informed that post naortem examina-
ton was made by some Of our physicians
on Saturday evening, but we could not as
certain the result of their investigation.
PORT GAMBLE.-The ship E. KimbaN,
sailed from this port for San Francisco on
the 4th inst, and the bark atlanta, Capt.
Hall, arrived from San Francisco on the
9th.
~ The bark Moneynick sailed from
this place on Tuesday last for San Fran
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